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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-02-14, Page 13istrict President .... .. .. , • ,,. eaks To V11..1.. .,...,...,..... .. February 7th. Mrs'., Ellison ins of.Kinloss was hostess for er Lake Women's.. Institute. Clarence Hedley presided and ;d the meeting in the usual , er. ' Ws.. Ron•Thacker read, .TiPture 'from Psalm 121. Nine berransw.ered the roll call .• a valentine verse ncl• four .,. rs were welcome., i f•.The tes were 'read and adopted as he treasurer's report .. After ornrnuniorions were read • eners of citizenship and • ". umers affairs gave their ts. ` .. . • ' e varietyYcencert ,to be. held ver Lake •COmmunity Centre arch 16th was 'discussed and mittee put in charge. ' s.. Hedley then introduced istrict president. Mrs. James. trickof Ripley ,'Who gave ideas and thoughts on which ncler.. One of her suggeStions hat each branch. have a ' membership committee to boost their enrollment by 20%, Mrs. Kirkpatrick suggested SOtTle, publications that would interest Inititute members in Institute work lip north and , abroad. She suggested that institutes are the housecleaners of the community. Mrs. Ellison Hodgins thanked Mrs. Kirkpatrick and presented her with a gift. 'Mrs. Glenn Young , who was the leader of the.4-H course on. Vegetablei, demonstrated. •the. • panning of vegetables and stuffed baked potatoes. Mrs; Clarence kedley read the legend of St. Valentine and Mrs. Hodgins con- !ducted a guessing contest. Mrs. Hedley gave the courtesy remarks :and the meeting closed with the National Anthem and • Grace. Mrs. Glen Haldenby and Mrs. John Hodgins helped the hostess and Mrs. Glenn Young serve a' lUncheon of vegetables from soup to dessert that was thoroughly enjoyed by all 'present., Sister Passes . In Chatham Sister Mary Angeline Kelly of the Pines Community, Chatham, died in St. Joseph's Hospital', Chatham, on Monday, January 29th, following .a long illness. Sister Kelly was in her 54th year in the Ursuline Religious Order. She was a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. James Kelly of Lucan. Sister, Kelly „is survived by three sisters, Mrs. Mary Hogan of Lucknow , Mrs.. Joseph (Martha) Ryan of 'Richmond , Michigan and Miss Margaret Kelly of Lucan. She was predeceased by, four brothers and one sister. A •Bible service 'was held on Wednesday, January 31st at 7.30 p.m. in the Chapel. The funeral mass was celebrat- ed -on Thursday at 7.30 p.in. Burial was in St. Anthony Cem- etery; Chatham at 9 a.m. on Friday, February 2nd'. •Six nephews acted as pallbear• ers; Luckno District Co-op Phone -4284125 .Gasolines .and Diesel 'Fuel Detergent,. it cleans dirty • car- ' buretors and keeps them clean for better mileage, less maintenance. De-icer, its coating action keeps ice particles from plugging up your carburetor and stalling your engine. When you want the benefits of an additive but you don't need the higher octane of a premium grade gasoline, use' CO-OP. Regular. Anti-corrosion Agent, it forms a protective ',coating that guards against rust build-up on the interior, walls, of tanks, fuel lines; pumps, carburetor bowls and even storage tank. THE 11,1)c.KNOWIENTINE10, IAJC.KNOW4 ,0NTA13,10 PAGE THIRTEEN 'inahart .,R,1 keuCknow. phone Wingham 351.11987, SUN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA • WHIT.ECHUkCH ,Riple y• Huron'. Ted McClenaghan of Kitchen- er spent the week end..with his • John Wybenga of British Col- S 061 Nevis mother Mrs. Lillian McClenag- han. umbia returned on the week end to visit with his brother victor Wybenga, Mrs. Wybenga and family. Mr. and .Mrs. Russel Ross were , Sunday callers, on his mother Mrs Robert Ross. • Visitors on' the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Milian Moore 'were Mr. and Mrs. Garry Dun- can of Port Credit and Allan Duncan and his father William Duncan of. Mississauga,. On February 18th church services at Whitechurch.United Church. be Withdrawn as the pastor Mr. Karl de Koeiiier is attending a two week's Study 'Course at Emmanuel College, Toronto. Mrs. Webster Jacklin of Listow - el was visiting with her 'sister, in Wingham and on Tuesday last was admitted to Wingharnand, District Hospital.' Mrs. Archie' Purdon is her da.ughteg. The , community here wish her a speedy recovery. - Mi. and Mrs.. Lloyd. Whytock and 'family of. East Wawanosh • • visited Mrs. Carman with Mr. . and Mrs. Carman Whytock and jackie. Mr.. and Mrs. Herb Hunter and I Trevor' of London and Mr. and Mrs. Russel Ross of East Wawa- nosh spent the week end• with Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Conn. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gutoskie and. Michelle of Kitchener spent Saturday with her parents •Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rintoul. Mrs. Gertrude Moore Of. Kincar- dine, mother of Mrs. Walter. - Moore of the' village, is now a patient in St. Joseph's kospital, London. Mr. and Mrs.. Gordon Wayland and family of Kincardine were 'Sunday visitors with Mr. and .Mrs. Walter Moore and family. • On Friday Mr: 'and Mrs. Wal- ter Moore and family were,at •Kincardine:at the funeral home ,where the remains of the late Mrs. Arthur Burrows rested. VOLLEYBALL by Heather Boyle On Saturday, February 3, Rip- ley's'boys and girls' volleyball team travelled to Bruce Central School in•Underwood.' They went by a bus driven by ,Mr. Stanley. Onroute to the tournament our bus picked up the W, E. Thomp- son. School in Kincardine. There. were four teams taking part.. They were Kincardine, ,K. K.T.T. P.S . , Bruce Central and Ripley. Inthe boys' division, the champs were •Kincardine-Twp-Tiverton Public School and the consolation winner, alas Ripley,. In the girls' division, Ripley came out' on top as champs. The consolation was won by W. E. Thompson School; in. Kintardine. Ripley put-mp a good showing. We came home with two pennants. Way to go!!! 4e. JUNIOR FLOOR HOCKEY by Heather Boyle • Ripley and Pine River Schools got together for a floor hockey game on,February 8th. Goal scorers for Pine River were Adam Drzazga, Terry Irwin 'with 2 goals/ and a single for Christie Messeng- er. Ripley's goals, were scored by Shxwn Rowland and. Janice Needham. The final score of the game. was 4-2 for Pine River. We hope that Pine River will come back again soon so we can play again. FLOOR HOCKEY by Heather Boyle.', On Wednesday, February 7th, Pine River and Ripley met fora match of floor hockey. • The goal scorers for. Pine River were Heather Boyd with 5 goals, Brian Lowry 3, Brock Walden 3, Elaine Mitchell 2, and Anne Drzazga 2. Ripley goals were scored by Paul Col- ling 3, Jeff MacTavish 3, Robbie Lee 2, Brenda Fair 1,, and Doug Quinn 1. The final score of the game was 15-10 for Pine River. Thank you for coming. Pine River. forcleaner, more economical; trouble-free miles MPA, the (multi-purpose additive) works for you in three ways: as a REMEMBER Chalmers Women's Missionary Society meeting Will be held Thursday afternoon' at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Earl Caslick. Leaders ate Mrs. Wesley Tiffin and Mrs. R. Mowbray. The roll call will be answered by'The Commandment I find hardest to' keep". Courresy,remarks will be' 'given by Mrs. 'Vic Emerson. Mr. and Mrs. Dawson Craig, Mr. and Mrs.' Alex Craig and Lana were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs.. Alex Pzbertson and family of East Wawanosh. Little Bill Gaunt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harley Gaunt of Wing- ham, visited last week with his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. John Gaunt. The interior of Whitiechurch Hall is to have a face lifting job this week when it will have a fresh coat of paint done by Mr. Emberlin of Lucknow: On Wed- TO HELP nesda evening members of the Women Institute and the Hall • Board t and the decision was Made to have the interior of the hall painted. This community was sorry to learn that Bill Kennedy of Wing- ham and 'a former resident of Whitechurch locality, underwent surgery 'in Wingharn Hospital on Priday. They wish him 4 speedy recovery.