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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-08-22, Page 15r THE L.UCKNOW; SENTINEL, .LOCKNOWg. ONTARIO: WEDNE$DAY AUG HELP YOU DECIDE ON YOUR MEMORIAL REQUIREMENTS IN.UODERICH - Du Demomme - 04-8761 VISIT It's a • MONUMENT o MARKER • INSCRIPTION PRYDE it SON LAST GIFT REMEMBRANCE You ark tonnombadng a 10110i OM. Shower Held For Beide-Elect WHITECHURCH NEWS On Friday evening, a shower was held for bride-elect, Regina iowaluk of Toronto, at the home of Mrs. Donald England, where around 40 guests gathered in her honour. Mrs. England read a short address of welcome to Miss kOwaluk. Bonnie McLeod and Brenda Smith then conducted very interesting amusing contests. Misses Lois Wall and Ruth White- head of Teeswater sang several duets accompanied by Kenneth Wall on the guitar. Kenneth Wall playing his own guitar accompaniment sang a solo. The bride to, be then opened her gifts assisted by,Bonnie Mc- Leod reading the gift cards. The gifts included, bath set, salt and peppers, relish dishes, juice jug, plastic pan, water glasses, bath., and kitchen towels, blanket, pil- low cases chinaware, egg plate, step, on can, pair of pillows, cream pitcher, butter dish and many' other disheS; 'A hat made. of the gift bows was then placed on her head and thanks expressed to all for their lovely gifts and attending the shower in her honour. Mrs. England and her helpers served lunch. Mrs. Ruby Gloor of Bornholm spent a few days last week.with her brother Wilford Clipperton, John and Mrs. Bessie-Mulliss. Mr. and Mrs. Barry Jones and family of Thorndale also were visitors for .a few days at the ' Clipperton home. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Miller of Goderich were Sunday visitors with her parents Mr. ,and Mrs. Ronald Cohltes and family and • all. later visited With Mr. and, Mrs. Rae Lewis and Michael of Wingham. Mr. and Mrs. John L. Currie on Saturday attended the wedding of Fred Deacon and Catherine House at St. Joseph's Church,. Guelph and the reception' at the John IvIcCrae Legion Hall. Lori and Lee Fisher of Guelph spent.the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gibson, Rhonda, Bill and Gregory. Mr. and Mrs. Athol Purdon and Shelley of Sarnia were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Rob••• ert Mowbray and his-mother Mrs. A. E. Purdon returned with them to their home at Sarnia. Mrs. Lewis of Wingham and Scott Patterson of Detroit attend- ed services on Sunday at Chaim- , er's Presbyterian .Church, their former home church. • Mr, and Mrs. Rex Richardson of Livonia , Michigan spent a 'few days with Hugh Sinnamon On the River Sideroid; On Sunday all visited with Mr. and Mrs, Robert Sinnamon and family of Monkton' and lkock Sinnamon returned home with Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Beecroft and Karen for holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Conn were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Scott , of Ripley. We are sorry to report that Mrs. Russel Ross on Wednesday was admitted to Kitchener Hospital. The community wishes her a speedy recovery. LOST. LIFE BY DROWNING Mr. and Mrs. Wesley ,Tiffin spent a few days last week at Brantford with Mr. and Mrs. Jim ' Henderson, whose daughter, Mrs. Jim (Isobel) Tattery, had drowned on Wednesday While on holidays. The funeral was held on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. 'Wm. Purdon of West' Wawanosh.also.attended the funeral. ERECTING NEW HOME, ti: • Mr., and Mrs. Wallace Milligan and family of. Streetsville spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Allan Falconer and Tony. The basement has been dug and the footing poured for Mr. Milligan's new house on Highway 86. Paul Falconer left on -Monday by motorcycle to visit with Mr. and. Mrs. Turpin of MOntreal. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hawkins and family-moved to Breslau last '' week. Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins are both engaged to teach at Kitchener, Mrs. Hawkins is the forrner SigbertaTe Bruyn; • Jon King and friend spent the week end with the former's parents Mr. and Mrs. Elmer King, new- corners to the village. Miss. Ruth Elliott of Goderich spent the week end with her 'par- ents Mr. and Mrs. Walter.Elliott. Sunday visitors'." with Mrs. Doris Willis were 'Mr. and Mrs. John Willis and Jeffery of Hanover, Mr. and Mrs...Gary Willis, Carolyn, Robin 'and Jaret of Newry and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Willis and Lyle were able to loin them for .the • evening meal, making the family circle complete. Mrs. Gordon Elliott of Wingham and Lisa Campbell of London were visitors,last week with Mr, and Mrs. Waiter" Elliott and family.. Misses Louise Mitchell and Lynda Hoffasof Toronto were Wednesday visitors at the manse with Mr: and Mrs. Lloyd Mur- dock. Mr, and Mrs. Sam. Serson, Linda and Sherrie left on Friday `'morning by bus from Wingham to pick up\ their 'truck at Dryden, Ontario and continue on their re- turn trip to Biggar, Saskatchewan. Mr. and *Mrs. Eldon Emerson, Darlene, Sharon and Brenda of • St, Catharines are spending some of their holidays with Mr. and Mrs. 'Victor Emerson and at their farm on the 12th concession, West Wawanosh. Douglas Ross,. Murray Simpson and Earl Thompson on Sunday jOined a bus load and attended the Toronto Exhibition. Mr. and Mrs." Eldon Emerson, Darlene, Sharon and Brenda spent Thursday evening with Mr. and Mrs. John McKenzie and family of Teeswater,. ENTERTAIN AT B,RUCELEA On Tuesday, August 14 White- Church Woinere's Institute attend:- ed Brucelea Haven Rest Home 'at Walkerton. The president Miss Merle Wilson presided. RhOnda • Gibson, Debbie Hickey, Donna ThOmpson and Linda Moore sang 0 Canada, My Sunshine, Put Your Hand in the Hand and My LTD. Too many men and women get,hurt at work, just because they don't look after themselves. The secret is to work .defensively, Here's, one way to improve your self-defence—talk safety, e rewarding art of Self-Defence. Accidents are less likely to happen when everyone 'is alert. The sure Way to .sofety is Self-Defence. Your Workmen's Compensation Board, and The Safety Associations, Ontario BANK FINANCE RATES e.g. 36 mouths at 11.78% on new and used models USEp .CAR ,•.S.-PECIA Bonnie Lassie, with Mrs. Gardet Farrier pianiSt. Many old tittle songs were sting in whi the reside4 joined. Mrs, Vie Emerson gave two readings - T Pump Handle and The Pack Ped dlar. . Ed Walker then showed slides of the western provinces and British Columbia and gases lively interesting cominentary. Lunch of cookies and lemon e, . was, then served. :During the lu period Miss Wilson presented' nine women and eight men, Having birthday's in August, with gifts. • Mr . and Mrs. Fred Tiffin wer at Stratford .on 'Tuesday where t met Mi. and Mrsf..Sarn Sersou, Lind.a and Sherrie of Biggar, S atchewan, Wholad come there by bus. Mrs. •Serson is a.niece P"Rbs.PETRiTffITS. CHANpE HANDS . Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Thomsoa Jeffery , Donna and Dave moved on Tuesday to their ticw home o Highway 86 It the foot of Diek Hill. The Thomson family WI be missed from the village but iwneoaurrepolmeamseudnitthye.y still. be Mr. . lid Mrs: Elmer King of Toronto On. Wednesday moved etuoicnetht oTe hthohomemsveoi nitlh.a ey purchased We ar e p lea sedgteOcrewpeolrctotnihaet N.tehie was released from .Winglia m: Hospital' on Thursday. Phil Chadwick of London a couple of days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Vic EfflerS011 leav ing for home on Thursday., SAISAA,SMOSI N WE. 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