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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-06-02, Page 7WHITECHURCH Visitors the weekend ° with Mr's. Robert Purdon of Lucknow, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Rintoul, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Purdon and family And Mrs. Jim Ctirran were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Herbison of Eiinira, and Mr, 'and , Mrs, , Don .Brown .and family Of Fergus. They also called on Jim Curran at Wingharn Hospital. Mr. and Mrs:. Bill. Rintoul are' accompanying their daughter Mrs. Gordon Campbell and 'Mr. Camp- bell on a trip to the East Coast. Mr. and Mrs. Ted. McClenaghan of Kitchener spent the week with Miss Mildred McClenaghan. Mr. and Mr's. Russel McGuire of Wingham R. R. 4 visited on.nsunday with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Sampson of Meaford. Joey Tiffin and Richard Moore are two players on the Wingham Pee Wee hard ball team, who on Saturday played a Seaforth team at Wingham with a score of 24-7 in favour of. Wingham. Mr. ' and Mrs. Ian Inglis and, Michelle'of Belmore area visited on Sunday with. Mr. and • Mrs. Don Caesar and family and attended anniversary services. at the Presby; terian Church. Attending Maitland presbyterial held at Lucknow Monday afternoon from Whitechurch Society were Mrs. John. ,de Boer, Mrs. Bill Evans, ,'Mrs. Wesley Tiffin and Mrs. Dawson Craig. On Sunday June 13th anniver- sary services will 'be held at Whitechurch United Church at 11 a.m. with guest speaker Dr. Hazel,wood of Brussels. 'In the evening at 8 p.m. Rev.. Wilena Browsi will be the guest speaker andiMe Befgrave Men Choir will give music messages.: June 20th Langside anniversary services will be held with' Rev. Wm. Henderson guest speaker. Sunday school at Chalmer's Church Sunday, June 6 will be held at 10 a.m. due to service of worship at Langside at 9.45 a.m.. • Mr. and Mrs. Morris Chesboro and family of Kincardine were Saturday visitors with, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Beecroft and Karen. 'Mrs. Joe Ducharme of Goderich visited. .Sunday afternoon with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Elroy . Laidlaw, and at night attended Chalmer's Church anniversary ser- vices. Mrs. ,Elroy Laidlaw. on Thursday last visited with her sister Mrs. CamerOn Simmons and Mr. Sim- mons. of London. Mrs. George'Fisher, Bruce South W.I., District president, Mrs. Gordon • Wall, Bruce South . W.I. secretary treasurer and Mrs. Victor Emerson accompanied Mrs. F. Gemmell, ' W. I. Board Director to Grey South District Annual held at Hampton. , On Thursday Mrs. George Fish- er, District president, and Mrs. Gordon Wall, secretary treasurer of Bruce South W.I. and Mrs. Victor Emerson, Grey-Bruce area assist- ant curator attended Grey East W.I. District annual held , at Pinkerton. ' Mr. and Mrs.' John Jamieson, Bobby and Dale spent the weekend with friends in Toronto. 'Mrs. Donald Blue, Ripley; Scolarship,-Mrs. William Arnold, Ripley; alternate, Mrs. James Kirkpatrick, Ripley; Tartan, Mrs. William Arnold, Ripley; alternate, Mrs. Douglas Ken- 'fiedy, Teeswater; Curator, Mrs. ViCtor Emerson, Whitechurch; Fed: of Agriculture, Mrs, Jack. Farrell, Ripley; alternate, Mrs. David Ireland, Teeswater; auditors, Mrs. Lyman. Sutton and Mrs. Harold Elliott; nominating comm. for 1977, Arnow and Bel, More branches. THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL offers a complete selection or . 'wedding announcements styled for the discrim- inating. ask for . NOTICE UCKNOW STORES WILL REMAIN OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS Until 9 p.m. Effective Friday, June 4, 1976 To Friday, September .3, 1976 Inclusive' Bill Bogues, Pres. Larry Cowan, Sec'y - Treas. The. Cotooration of tucknovi A Plebicite will be held in the Village on the fourteenth day of June, 1976, under the Liquor, Licence Act 1975 of Ontario. Qualifications for voting are as follows: Canadian citizen or other British subject. 18 years of age on polling day Be a resident of the municipality of tiieyillage of Lucknow for two (2) months up to and including polling day. • Voters are requested to check the voters list for their names. Voters not on the list, may have their name 'added during the time set for revision of the said list. ' June 3rd, 4th, '7th, and 8th, 1976 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at E, H. Agnew Residence, June 7th and 8th from 7 to 9 p.m. Voters lists will be available at the residence of E. ''H. Agnew. E. HOWARD AGNEW Returning Officer , WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2, 194: PAGE SEVEN THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO MUT-Falid The Lucknow Recreation Conn. mittee wishes to: thank , everyone who applied for the position of swimming instructors. The corn- mittee wish that they could ad-, commodate, more. • . We would like to thank" our friends and 'relatives who helped make our 25th Wedding Armiver, sary such a happy occasion, also to those who sent cards, and gifts and to our faiRily who gave us the -party • at Whitechurch, Hall. Special thanks to the hosPita4 staff: for the lovely wall clock. Morley and Doris Bushell I would, like to thank everyone who visited me, sent me cards and gifts while I was in Wingham Hos- Oat. 'It was' all greatly apprec- iated. It, D. Ross BUSHELL: a very sincere" thank you to our, friends and neighbours for their concern and thoughtful acts of kindness during our time of sorrow in the loss of my dear wife Gladys Bushell. A special thanks to Doctors and nurses of St. Joseph's Hospital, London and Rev. Clyde of Bervie. Your kind- ness will 'always-be remembered. Bert Bushell Our sincere thanks to relatives, neighbours and friends for floral tributeS, donations to the Ontario Heart. Foundation and, the many other expressions of sympathy at the time of our recent bereave- ment. These acts of kindness are indeed appreciated. • The Sisters and Brothers Of the late Calvin Robertson We wish to , express sincere thanks to all our friends and neighbours for helping us out by cultivating, 'planting our corn and numerous other jobs done for us while our brother Neil was in the hospital, We wish to thank Ernie Gibson and Jim Bradley- foi• gett- ing the bee together and all the men who dropped /their, work to help us out. Also a special thanks to. Mother MacKenzie and the other ladies who provided the meals for the men. Your kind- ness is appreciated and will al- ways be remembered by Neil and ourselves. Sincerely, Jim and Ruth MacKenzie I . SOUTH BRUCE W. I. CONTINUED FROM PAGE 3 Tartan and the' WI supply , table: Mrs. William Arnold gave the Bruce County Tartan report and the Bruce County Scholarship re- 'port. Mrs. Donald Blue gave the museum report and said the' new building will soon be Opened. Crafts have been added. to the other itema• on display.. COMMITTEE REPORTS The curator's report was given by Mrs. Stewart Farrell;., PRO report, Mrs. Clarence Hedley; folk school report, Mrs. Burton Hodgins. Mrs. James Kirk- patrick reminded those present of the Bruce County Rally at' Underwood 'on Oct. 21 and out- lined members' dtities for : the day. . The memorial period .was: in charge of the ICairshea'Wl,..-Mrs. Ira Dickie and Mrs. Verdon Mow:. bray paying tribute tothe .memory of past members. , In her closing remarks after two years 'in office, Mrs. David Ireland said what a, great plea- sure it had been to visit most Of the branches and attend the vari- ous events in the district. She thanked her home branch for as- sistance and her partner, Mrs. Prank Maulden,' ' secretary- treasurer, for her friendship and assistance. Mrs. Ireland spoke of the theme of the day, using a Bible reading prepared' on the basis of "Faith Beginning with Our Forefathers": Mrs. Kirkpatrick thanked Mrs, Ireland and presented her with a gift, sz, Miss 'Barbara DeVisser, Bruce CARD. OF. THANKS • Many thanks for the visits, tele- phone calls, flowers, food brought in ,home and the 'help with' the children. All was appreciated. Karen 'Martyn MacICNZIE — my sincere thanks ill to my n ; Jghbours and friends for all the dress given to me, and for the owers, treats and cards, while I was in hospital and since coming home. Thanks alsoto Drs. Corrin and McKim and the nurs- ing staff of 'Wingbam General Hos- pital.. A special thanks to Ernie Gibson and Jim Bradley - for or- ganizing a work bee, and to all, who helped to put in the corn crop; also to the men who helped, my brothers 'Jim and Allan. with the repairs at the barn and 'the farm chores; and to the ladies who brought food to our home. Thanks to you all. Neil MacKenzie I would like to thank all who sent cards, letters, flowers and treats and all who visited me, while I' was a patient in Univer- sity Hospital, London. Mrs. Lila Ritchie The family of the late Marshall Gibson wish to express sincere thanks to relatives, friends and neighbours for their many acts of kindness, for floral tributes,' mem- orial donations, food sent to' our homes and for looking 'after the children. Special thanks to Pine crest Nursing Home and staff for their care also to Rev. Kaufman, to the U.C.W. for the lovely lunch, to the many who- have provided rides to the nursing home and, to MacKenzie Funeral Home. The kindness shown by , all is 'deeply appreciated. Grace Gibson and Family Amy' Jo' and I would like to thank everyone for their lovely cards, gifts, flowers, treats and visits while we were in hospital and since returning home. Thank you to everyone who helped at' home ,with the children; also to Doctors Corrin, McKim and Han- lon, the nurses at the hospital and medical centre for their wonder- ful care. All was greatly' apprec- iated and will /never be forgotten. Bernice Glenn County home economist, re- ported on her work through the year in 4-H' and senior courses., Holyrood Institute provided the afternoon entertainment, follow- ing which Mrs. McCormick of Belmore gave*.the Pennies for Friendship report. Mrs. Kirk- • patrick presented the new slate of officers and Miss DeVisser con- ducted the installation. OFFICERS CONFERENCE Mrs/. Clarence Hedley reported on the officers' conference at University of Waterloo, mention- ing two addresses given 'by Mrs. Maluski, -provincial president, and Mrs. Zoeller, editor. of Home and Country. COurtesy remarks were voiced by Mrs. Glenna Haldenby, thank- ing Whitechurch branch and all who . had ,assisted with the meeting. / The slate of officers for 1976-77 follows: past pres., Mrs. David Ireland; •pres. Mrs. George, Fisher, Wingham; first vice- pres., Mrs, Ross Cumming, Lucknow; second vice,. Mrs. Russell McGuire, Wingham; sec.-treas., Mrs. Gordon Wall, Wingham ; asst. see., Mrs. James Conway, Tiverton; . public relations officer, Mrs. Clarence Hedley, Kincardine; Standing . committee con- veners: Agriculture and Cana- dian Industries, Mrs. Howard Barger, Lucknow; Education and . Cultural 'Activities, Mrs. Donald MacAdarn, Wingham; Citizen- ship and World ' Affairs, Mrs. Oscar Norman, Kincardine; Family and Consumer Affairs, Mrs. George Harkness, Kin- cardine; ResolutiOns, Mrs. Donald Ripley; Mnseum, RIPLEY HURON CENTRAL CONTINUED FROM PAGE 6 Orienteering and went on Marsh studies. FIELD DAY On Friday, May 28, 1976, it was field day. Field day was held at the high school. We were happy to see that' the .weather was just great. There were lots of events and plenty of competition, but with all of this, competition only a few ' people .could win trophies. In the Junior Division it was Janice Needham and Gary Rutledge., The runners up were Kim Dalton and Terry Irwin. In the Intermediate Division the winners were Robin Cuyler, John McIntosh and Harold Peet. The runners up were Janiee Elliott and Paul Trepanier. For the Seniors Division, the winners were Shelley Strauss and Frank Storey. The runners up were Brenda Fair. and Philip Trepanier. Congratula- tions to the winners and thanks goes to everyone who took part for making this year's field day a success. //