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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-05-19, Page 16Would You Believe by HUNA Yes; the tiny infant then slowly „crawls into its. mother's pouch to mature. • WOULD YOU ALSO BELIEVE . . . that we're long on ser- vice and short on price. Come and see us at the place where complete sat- isfaction is second nature. HANDK FT AND FLOWER SHOPPE 306 Josephine Street Windham 11011,LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO Ben. McCienaghan in*hospital .' The last surviving member of a fancily of ten, Benjamin, David McClenaghan of RR. 5, LucknOw, (Whitechurc.h) died in the Wing ham. and District: Hospital on. Sunday, May 9,, following a brief illness. He was. in-his 91st year. Lucknow W.I. Meet Last Week Lucknow Women's institute held their' o regular.. meeting in the assembly room in the, town hall en Monday evening, May .10th, The hostess, Mr's. George Kennedy and. committee Mrs. Walter Alton, Mrs. Ruth Helm and Mrs. Spence Irwin had a lovely dessert prepared which was enjoyed after singing the Institute Grace. There was 23 members present.' Mrs. A. J. Wilson welcOmed all and the meeting was opened• with the Ode . • and Mary Stewart . - The correspondence, • minutes and treasurer's report were given by Mrs. Bert Gammie, secretary- treasurer, and business was dealt with. A pinute!s silence was observed in memory of Mrs., Earl McDonald who had passed away and a thank you card read from the McDonald family. ' Mrs. George Kennedy and Mrs. Grace Campbell are to be delegates to the district annual to .be held at Whitechurch on- Tuesday, May 18th. The cheerio report was given by Mrs. Jim McNaughton. Mrs. Omar Brooks and Mrs. Grace Campbells reported a very enjoyable day at the tea at Brticelea Haven on. Thursday,, May 6th,. A picnic and bus trip' was discussed and a committee ap- pointed to arrange a picnic in June. Catering to a banquet on Saturday, June 5th was , 'discussed and arrangements madc- sonMvresn.er ,6foetgthe 'pKreognndyraem. 'Thwaes theme was ',',`MotherS". Mrs. Ruth Helm gave .a reading "Loire rules the, world". Mrs, George Kennedy . gave a well; prepared motto "understanding is the pathway to tolerance". Mrs. Stewart MacGil- • livray gave two piano instrumentals honouring mothers.' I ' Mrs. Jack Collinson was in charge of a handicraft display and gave' an .article on "The old fashioned quilting bee", the first assembly line.' Mrs.. Phillip Stewart gave a good reading "Mother's Love" and Mrs. How- ard Barger gave Current Events. Mrs. A. J. Wilson gave the report of 'the officers' convention held in. Waterloo University which she had attended as a delegate. The theme of the convention was "The faculty to communicate orally and visually". Mrs. George Kennedy thanked all who had helped with the meeting and the meeting closed with the Royal Anthem. • WEDNESDAY, MAY 19,. 1976. 0 ' • NOW AVAILABLE ON 1st and 2nd Mortgages ANYWHERE IN ONTARIO ON RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL AND FARM PROPERTIES Interim Financing For New Construction and Land Development FOR REPRESENTATIVES IN YOUR AREA PHONE SAFEWAY INVESTMENTS AND CONSULTANTS LIMITED Head (*lee, 56 Weber Street, East, Kitchener, (519) 744.6535 Branch Officei 705 Goderich Street, Port Elgin, (519) 832.9510 Evenings Call Hepworth 519-935-2542 WE BUY EXISTING MORTGAGES FOR INSTANT CASH ,M1111•11111111W • Hospitalized After Farm Accident LOCHALSH NEWS Neil MacKenzie met with a serious accident on Saturday when a jack he was using in repairing a beam in the barn slipped. Neil suffered leg and back injuries and is a patient in hospital in Wingham. Russell Moncrief, who attends Ontario Veterinary College in Guelph,is spending the summer at home with his parents Mr. 'and Mrs. George Moncrief. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hunter and children of Londbn were home with the Moncriefs on Mother's Day. Among those receiving provinc- ial honours on Saturday at the 4-H achievement day' held in Ripley School was Donna Elphick, having contpleted twelve projects. Misses Lynn and Annette Elph- ick were chosen as' the representa- tives of their 441 club to do the commentary for, achievement day ' in Ripley. Mother's Day visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Warren Wylds were Miss Linda Wylds of London and Mrs. Alfred Stone of St. Marys. Sunday. School has been resumed again at Ashfie,ld Presbyterian Church after the winter holiday months. Mr. and Mrs.. Rod Finlayson have been at the Gordon Finlayson farm where they are looking after the seeding operations. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Oliver /McCharles were Mr. and Mrs. Donald McCharles and family of Chatham and John McCharles of Petrolia. Allan McCharles is a patient in hospital in. Montreal - following surgery. Mr. McClenaghani was born and lived all his life in, Kinloss L. Township, Bruce County. He attended school' in Whitechurch and farmed nail about' .20 yearS ago when his home farm was taken over by his son, Carl. A don of the late James McClenaghan and Susan Baker, he was pre- deceased by his five brothers, Robert, William, Harry, George and' James; and four sisters, Mrs. Robert (Mary) Dobbie, Mrs. John (Adeline) Ross, Mrs. Ed (Susan) Pelton and Mrs. Herb (Ona) Laidlaw. - He is survived by his wife, the form Mary CarolinnBarbour of West Wawanosh, whom he married in Bluevale on June 16, 1915; three' sons, Melvin of` Waterloo, Irwin of St. Thomas and Carla at home; and four daughters, Mrs. Harry (Lorna) Moss of, Plattsville, Mrs. Bruce (Doris) Coleman of Nanaimo, B.C. Mrs. Eileen Parker of Exeter and Mrs. James (Faye) McIntyre of Val Caron, Ontario. . There are 22 grandchildren, ten great grandchildren and one great great grandchild. • The late Mr. McClentighan rested at the R. A. Currie and Son Funeral Home until yesterday (Wednesday) at two o'clock when service. was conducted, by Rev. Wilena Brown of Whitechurch United Church where the de- ceased was a, member. Interment followed in Wingham Cemetery. .Pallbearers and flowerbearers were grandsons. Ben Moss, Michael McClenaghan, Richard. McClenaghan, DOuglas Parker, , David Parker and Alan McIntire bore their grandfather to the, grave and John Parker, Don Moss, Jim Parker and Ron McClenaghan carried his floral tributes. HIGHWAY 86 WEST . LUCKNOW 5284034 TUESDAY NIGHT IS STEAK NIGHT PHONE LANGSIDE Dick Orr spent a few days last week in. London and visited with his sister Mr.. and Mrs. Oswald' Rudi and family. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Moffat and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bregman attended the evening of music with the London Life Choir from London held in the Presbyterian Church, Teeswater, last Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Marten of Toronto spent the weekend with Mrs. Ruby de Boer and family. Joanne Bongertman of Lucknovv spent two days last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert BongertMan. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Young and family and Ken Young attended the band concert in Lucknow Saturday evening. Marty Young is a member of the band' and Karen is a member of the junior band. Special music' at Langside Pres- byterian Church on Sunday was two numbers by a quartette, Helen Weirsma, Nancy de Boer, JOhn Koob and John de Boer. 'The Langside Whitechurch Young Peoples held their regular meeting at Langside Church on Sunday evening. The Langside Ladies' Aid held their first meeting 'for the summer at the home of • Mrs. Visser Thursday evening. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. de Boer on Wednesday evening, June 9th. INCLUDED ARE CRISPY CHEF'S SALAD CHOICE OF CREAMY MASHED POTATOES OR • FRENCH FRIES .VEGETABLES AND HOT BUTTERED ROLL This will be a regular Tuesday feature at the Sepoy, so plan on bringing the family for a delicious treat. CATERING SERVICES AVAILABLE,, You Rent The Hall — We'll Feed Them All If your group is 20 or 200, we can supply you with a meal to fit your budget. Let the ladies enjoy your next get together by letting us supply all your luncheon requirements. SUMMER HOURS EFFEcTIVE .. FRIDAY, MAY .21 Monday through Saturday — 8 a.m. ' till 2 a.m. Sunday 11 a.m. till midnight at thee,Sepoy Restaurant 5 p.m. till 9 p.m. only FOR YOUR DINING ENJOYMEtT WE OFFER YOU. A CHOICE OF Delicious 10 oz. T-BOne at only. $2.79 6 oz. Rib-eye Steak at just $1.89 FORA