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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-02-14, Page 151.• TO.THE EDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1410.0973 , THE, .04;1010W SENTINEL, 1,1)C1101* ONTARIO PAGE FIFTEEN WHITECHURCH NEWS, :We are.sorry to report that Mrs. thur Burrows, who was` taken Wingharn Hospital on Tuesday, sseiraway on Thursday. The =unity extends their sympathy her husband Arthur Burrows. s.'Burrows was the former Ruby. SWeen of Kincardine District. 'e funeral was at Kincardine on turday.' Mrs. 'Leola Chadwick, Mrs: vidy and Phil Chadwick of ndonvisited on Tuesday with . and Mrs. Victor Emerson and' th-Mr. and Mrs. Ewart MaePher- n of Lucknow. ' • Mr. and Mrs. Harry 'Moss of ttsville,'who recently returned rn, a trip to Arizona , visited' on esday with her parents Mr. and s. Ben McClenaghan and Mr. d Mrs. CarrMcClenaghan. ey have plans made to go on a r to the Holy Land in the'near ure.. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Craig and • mily of Streetsville were week . d visitors with her sister. Mrs. an Falconer; Mr. Falconer d Tony. On Tuesday, February 28 at 30 a meeting of. Lingside and almers Presbyterian Church will held with Presbytery in the hitechurch Lady pied Thursday church here to decide about the church service for the coming year. Mr, and Mrs. Elwood Groskorth spent Thursday and. Friday in Toronto visiting with her mother Mrs. Emma Bagg and with. Mr. . and. Mrs. Paul Groskorth, Mat thew and Shauna. Miss. Joyce Tiffin and Brenda Hafermehl of London spent the' week end' with' Mr.. and Mrs.' Dan Tiffin and Mary Lou Wall also of • :London spent the week end with her, parents, Mr, and Mrs". Ira Wall Mr. John Willis D.C. and Mrs. Willis and 'Jefferyof Hanov7 er were . Sunday visitors with Mr.' and Mrs. Bill Willis and his mother Ws. Doris Willis. Mr. and' Mrs, Eldon Emerson, Darlene, Sharon and Brenda of St. Catharines spent the'week end with Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Emer- son. On Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Emerson were.visitors - with Mr. and. Mrs. Earl Jamieson. Miss Kathleen McIntosh 'of Walkerton was a Thursd'ay caller on Miss Annie Kennedy. Miis Marjorie Purvis ,,now a Name Officers Of. PURPLE GROVE resident of Mitchell arld formerly ,D1STR.ICT..cO•iOP ). Tops Club The regular meeting of Tops was held February 7th in the ToWn Hall with 12 present. After weigh-in and repeating of the Tops Pledge, it was learned that only 1/2' lb. was gained and 111/2 last. 'A grand total of 381 lbs. have been lost by the club'' since the first of September, 1972. Audrey MacDonald was crowned Queen of the Week. Marion Mowbray's team' won. TheP.R.D. Convention (Prov- incial Recognition Day) will>be held in London June 8 and 9. Barbara Ernberlin read an article , explaining the purpose and organization of Tops and the problems of an obese person in society. - The meeting closed with exer- else; to an Ed Allen record. of West Wawanosh, was presented A card party ,was held at the, recently at Westminster Hospital Ladies' D•ivision community centre on Friday 'even- with a 25 year service pin., She is At a meeting of the Ladies' ing with a good attendance.' Host- now ' starting her 26th year. Section of Lucknow Agricultural esses for the evening were Gladys • Mr. and Mrs. R.elison Falconer Robertson and Wanda Gawley. Society. Thursday afternoon at -' and family of Sarnia spent thethe Town Hall, the new officers Those winning prizes for euchre '' week end with Mr. and Mrs. R0b -' were installed: Past President,' were ,Marj Armstrong, ladies high ert . Mowbray.and Harvey and Wray Thompson Mrs. Oliver McCharles; President , tied for the men's high. George Mrs. Omar Brooks; 1st Vice, Mrs. Harkness was the° winner of the Russ Phillips; 2nd vice, Mrs. Bob Gilchrist; Secretary,. Mrs. Elaine special prize. - Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thompson Directors, I year., Mrs. Jim . . . Y mty, Arnold. Mrs, Jim Aitch's , Mrs. Allan Miller; 2 year, . 'Bert Alton, Mrs. Alex Andre , Mrs. Don. MachityreeS year, Mrs. ' Alex Hackett, 'Mrs. Russ Ritchie, Mrs. Bryce Elliott. ' Two new sections•will be added subject to.approval.. An individual Arts and Crafts display with $10.00 given to each display deemed worthy; In- dividuals are asked to set up dis- plays of Arts and Crafts of at rn least 12 ites, more if desired, to be effective. These may be all quilts :paintings or a combina- tion of several Crafts. Space of 10' 'X 5' 'must be used and all items must, be work of individual and of good quality'. Use your own ideas as to'decor• ation or theme. ' All exhibitors muse be paid up -Members and can becbme 'a member by the payment of $2.00 fee., All exhibitors'Must live , within 10 miles of LucknoW. Another new feature will' be displays of antiques which will . • be placed in store windoWs prev- ious to the 'Fair. If merchants so wish to have a display during . Fair week all merchants would , be well adyised to contact Mrs. Omar Brooks or 'Mrs. Oliver Mc- Charles.. , This display would include: milk'pitchers, old readers, pair aid skates, butter print, , mustache cups, ironstone china ., article of wearing apparel. Priz- es will be worthwhile, '$10. '$8. $6 and '$4. for collections of at . least four of these. items. ' The meeting was•attended by 10 ladies representing the various • sections: , All directors will find them- selves placed in one• section or another, perhaps in a new area: There was a motion to the effect that the eitecutiVe would hold office for two years. Prizes will be awarded to school pupils for posters adver- tising the Fair. Mrs. Russ Phillips moved that ' the meeting adjourn. Errington. and Robbie visited on Saturda *Of) 00000000P0,104414000004414.$4$00 'S .• CAR SALES MYTH t • r PHONg 523-4342 1973 PLYMOUTH Satelite .4 door, 6. cylinde0,. automatic 1973 DART Swinger, 2 door hardtop, .6 cylinder automatic 1973 FORD half ton. ° 1972 automatic, CHEV Impala, 2 door hardtop, V8 automc, power' steering and power brakes 1972 PONTIAC Catalina 4.door hardtop, power equipped 1.972 DART Special 4 door, power equipped with radio 1972 BUICK La Sabre Special, full power with • air conditioning 2 — 1970 FORD Custom SOO, 4 door V8 automatics 1970 FORD Galaxie 500, 4 door hardtop, power 'equipped 1970 OLDS Cutlass Supreme 4 door hardtop, •V8 automatic, power:steering, power brakes, vinyl roof. 1970 FORD XL, 2 door hardtop 1970 MONTEGO 4 door, 6 cylinder automatic 1968 CHEV van, heavy duty equipped 1968 DODGE Polar* 500, 2 door hardtop 1967 BUICK Wildcat 4 doOr hardtop, fully equipped 1967.PONTIAC Grand PilriSh1111111P, 4 door hardtop GOOD ASSORTMENT s. • 1973 POLARIS • .• N. STOCK ppticw.iro. with Mr. and Mrs. Ron. Graham of Goclerich. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Burton Collins and Margie were on Thurs- day night Vicki and. David Young of Kinloss and. Sandra and Ed Mac- Gillivray of Goderich on Sunday. Burton Collins accompanied some Ripley High School student; on a bus trip to Georgian College in Barrie. one day last week. While there Kay met John Collins and they lunched together. Recenfvisitors with Mr. and Mrs. Don Dore and family were Cecil Dore, Jamie Farrell, Dian- ne Dore, Margie Collins, Sally Harrison. Mae and. Don tore visited one evening with Russell. and Dorothy Collins.. 94th BIRTHDAY Mr. and Mrs. Don McCOsh and. Mr. „and Mrs. Wm. Arnold spent Sunday at Wellington Terrace, Elora where they attended the birthday celebration of Gladys ' and Don's aunt, Miss Margaret Orr. There were 14 dinner guests. Miss Orr was '94 years young on Sunday. Congratulations are ex- tended from folks in this area. Miss Susan Farrell spent the week end at her home:- Susan. attends Waterloo College. The Purple Grove W.I. met at the home of Mrs. Wm. Arnold on Wednesday.. was.the Inter- nation meeting and the ladies en- joyed slides and talks of India • by Mr. and.Mrs. Sam Malhotra of Ripley. and .formerly of India. Mrs. Roy Collins. and Jennifer spent a few days in Arthur with her family. Mr. and Mrs. Norman. Deakin of Toronto and Miss Mary Forster 'of Sarnia spent the' week end with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Forster. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Boyle spent the week end at Five Oaks, Paris, Ontario. Visitors on. Saturday with. Julie Myatt and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Sutton and family Were Julie's dad and Mr. and Mrs. Rick Mooreiough and family, all of Barrie. Brother Passes In Hamilton ON THE OPENINd OF THEIR 'NEW BUILDING WHICH IS A CREDIT:TO THE BANK OF MONTREAL AND ALSO TO ' • THE VILLAGE OF' LUCKNOW KINLOUGH NEWS Word was received here' on Fri- day of the passing of, the late Robert Elliott of 246 Craigroyston Rd., Hamilton, who had been hospitalized for a time and ,later had been moved to a Nursing Home. We extend sympathy to his wife and family and to his brother Richard Elliott of Holy rood and his sister Mrs. Edna Whytock of Teeswater. • Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gillespie of Sarnia visited with Mr. and Mrs. Don Gillespie, Ron and Cathy. Mrs. John E. Hodgins is enjoy- ing a winter holiday in.Florida. She accompanied her aunt. Mr. 'and Mrs. Bob Smith and. Debbie of North Bay visited over the Week end with her grandfath- er Mr. George Haldenby. On Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Bob Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smith visited at LOndon with Mr. Jim Smith at Victoria Hospital _t and with Mrs. Smith, ,who is re- maining in the city. Donald Barr of Waterloo spent the week end with his mother Mrs. John Barr. • • Mrs. Bill Burt entertained friends'at a quilting party. The card party ,sponsored by the Women's Institute was held in the Holykood hall on Monday even- ing and the pot 'luck supper and family night Will be held next Monday evening.