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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-04-14, Page 19Ben McClenaghan: Had, 90A Biethday- The community extends congrat,. ulations and best wishes to Ben .McClenaghan, son of the late Mr. and,' Mrs. Janes McClenaghan, who on Tuesday, April 13 celebrat' edhis 90th birthdaY. He has 4. spent all his life on the tinnily farm 1,,1 Miles north of Whitechurch. Mrs. McClenaghan is' the, former Mary Barbour of West Wawanosh. Their family are Lorna, Mrs. Harry Moss of Plattsville; Doris, Mrs. Bruce Coleman of Nanaimo, B.C.; Melvin fof Waterloo; Irwin of St. Thomas; Eileen,- Mrs. Parker of, Exeter; .Faye,, Mrs. Jim McIntyre 'of Val Caron; Carl at home. The birthday was quietly celebrated on Sunday with bjrthday cake and all the trimmings with. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Moss of Plattsville' in WHITECHURCH NEWS attendance. Mr. McClenaghan is able to be, up and,' about each day and enjoyed the beautiful birthday cards sent. The community wishes you Ben more years of health and happiness. • . • Mr:, and Mr. Harry Moss of 'Platteville` spent the'week with Mr. and Mrs. Ben McClenaghan , and Mi. and Mrs. Carl MeClenaghan. Mr. and Mrs. Ted MeClenaglian of Kitchener spent the weekend with Miss 'Mildred McClenaghan. • Mr. and Mrs, Dalton Schultz on Tuesday last 'attended the.. funeral of their, sister-in-law Mrs. Herb Harding of West Hill. Mrs. Wallace. Milligan began work on Monday in the office of Gary Chapman of Wingham. Mgrs. Annetta Jantzi and Miss "Cleckman of Milverton were recent visitors with Miss Annie Kennedy and Mr. and Mrs. George Fisher of Wingham. Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Laicllaw were Saturday evening visitors with Mr. and MrS. Joe Ducharm of Goder- ich. ,Mrs. Lorne Durnin is spending a few days in' Goderich with her grandchildren while their inretits Mr. and . Mrs. Clayton Schnitz are on a tour. Mr. and Mrs. Hector Pardon of Strathroy were Friday visitors with Mr. and Mrs: Robert Mowbray and on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Seddon of Brantford visited with them. REORGANIZATION L REED'S DEPT. STORE TEESWATER BUSINESS CHANGES CALL FOR A QUICK LIQUIDATION OF A LARGE' PART OF THE ENTIRE INVENTORY OF REED'S. DEPT. STORE THIS. IS NOT A 'SEASONAL' SALE OF A LIMITED NUMBER OF' ITEMS — IT'S A GENUINE 'DRASTIC AND FAST STOCK' LIQUIDATION WHERE EVERY ITEM, BIG AND SMALL, WILL 'BE OFFERED.AT A LOW SALE PRICE • EVERYTHING AND WE MEAN EVERYTHING, WILL BE SALE! SALE STARTS 10 Aim. THURSDAY OPEN THURS. EVENING And Will Continue Until April 24th ON MEN'S CLOTHING ...'WORK CLOTHES... RUBBER BOOTS . . . UNDERWEAR . SHIRTS . . SWEATERS T-SHIRTS . . SPORTSWEAR, ETC LADIES' AND GIRLS' CLOTHING nouses TOPS ... SLACKS . . . LINGERIE . . HOSIERY . . . SPORTSWEAR . . SLEEPWEAR . . . ETC. DRY GOODS — YARD 'GOODS ... SHEETS '... SLIPS... BLANKETS . . SPREADS :. FINE PRINTS -... POLYESTERS BROADCLOTHS . # . LINENS . . DENIMS ... ETC. CHILDREN'S AND INFANTS' WEAR T-SHIRTS ... JEANS ... SHORTS ... HOSIERY RUNNING SHOES . . . UNDERWEAR . . . COATS ... SLEEPERS . . . PYJAMAS . ETC. SPECIAL ..$AtE. DISCOUNTS ..ON. TOYS - GLASSWARE - STATIONERY GIFT . ITEMS SEWING NOTIONS - LUGGAGE - WALL PAPERS 'etc. DON'T MISS OUR GREAT SALE -- REMEMBER YOU SAVE ON EVERYTHING — NO EiCCOPTIONSI DRIVE OVER TO TEESWATER AND ENJOY HUNDREDS OF GENUINE BARGAINS. WE. WILL BE OPEN THURSDAY EVENING THIS WEEK REED'S DEPT. STORE TEESWATER .1 WEDNESEiAY, APRIL. 14, 00 . r THE LUCKNOW' SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO Mr. and Mrs. George Tiffin of Lucknow were Saturday evening visitors with Mr. and Mrs., Wesley Tiffin. Mrs. Bev Kay, Wendy and. Linda Moore were Sunday afternoon visitors with. Mrs. ,,Kay's mother, Mrs. Graham of Brampton. SEVEN JOIN. CHURCH On Sunday at the United Church sacrament service was held by Rev. Wilena Brown. The. coinmunicants class joining the church were Colleen Adams,' Murray .Gibb, Lwinedbear M. °Ore, ,Calvin Quint), Kenn neth Quipp, jack Whytock, Clair Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Forster, Wray and Wayne were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Elliott and family. Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Auger of Elmira spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Fair. PAGE NINETESN Elect Officers At Purple GrOe: • The .annual meeting for , the" Purple Grove Wotnen's Institute was held on Wednesday, April 7 at the,. home M of , Mrs.. Jack Farrell -- beginning at noon with a pot luck 'dinner. The meeting .was presided over by the president, Mrs. Harvey Needham. The. Ode was sung and the Mary Stewart Collect repeated. Roll Fall was answered by payment of fees and program suggestions for the coming year. A donation to , the Bruce County Farm and Home • linproyement 'Association is to be given. 'Mrs, Jack Farrell will represent the Institute on the committee planning the banquFt for the association being held in 'Ripley in September. Mrs. Francis ,Boyle gave the report on the District Director's meeting which was held in Holyrood on March 23, Mrs. Don Reid gave the annual • treasurer's report and the auditor's report was 'given by Mrs. D4, Gillies. • The conveners for the standing committees each presented their reports. Mrs. Norval Stanley presented the slate of officers fel- the coming year: president, sirs. Harvey Needham; vice pr .s:dent, Mrs. Don Reid; second vice president, Mrs. Morley Scott; secretary-treas- urer, ,Mrs. Cecil Sutton; assistant secretary, Mrs. Francis Boyle;, district director, Mrs. Francis Boyle; alternate director, Mrs. Don sMcCosh; public 'relations officer, Mrs. Norval Stanley; pianist, Mrs. • Paul Greenwood; branch directors, Mrs. Victor 'Gawley, Mrs. George Emerson and Mrs. Howard Thoinp- son; auditors., Mrs. Burton Collins 'and 'Mrs. Don Gillies. Conveners of standing commit- tees: Agriculture and Canadian Industries, Mrs.. Don Robertson; Family and Consumer Affairs, Mrs. Don McCosh; Citzenship and World Affairs, Mrs. Don Gullies; 'Education and Cultural Activities,' Mrs. Morley Scott; "Resolutions, Mrs. Jack Farrell; 'Curator, 'Mrs. Wm. Arnold; assistant,' Mrs. Ben Scott. • -The May meeting will' be our annual Secret Sisters banquet and gift exchange. The courtesy remarks were given by Mrs; Don McCosh. ••••1,10, OLIVET Mr. and Mrs. Jack McGuire and • Brian and Mr.' ,aud Mrs. Ron McGuire and Christopher visited on. Saturday evening with Mrs. Robert Engel and children at their , cottage 'at Lurgan Beach. • , . Visiting ,last Wednesday with Mr: and Mrs. Walter Black and familY was Mrs. Stewart. McLean • and . Paul of Paisley. Mrs. Eldert Geertsma is a' Patient in Hospital in London. We - wish her a speedy recovery and hope she will be home soon. Mrs. John Geertsma entertained ,a number of ' neighbour's at ' a Stanley demonstration at her home last Thursday evening. Mrs. Walter Black and Mrs:Jack McGuire visited on Sunday evening with Mrs. George Lockhart, whO is a patient' in Wingham Hospital, also with Mr.' Bert Eaton who 'is, also a patient there. Mrs. Ray Hamilton and Wendy attended the Variety Concert in Lucknow on Friday evening. It was sponsored by the Lucknow Agricul- tural Society, and reports were it was a wonderful program. Since, time' began love as a promiser has beat any politielail. One reason the dollar buys less is that it has more to buy.