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ZION
Mr, and Mrs. Eldon Ritchie,
Carol and Jim and Mrs. Harvey
Ritchie spent , Sunday at the home
of their sister, Jean, Mrs, • Ivan
Papernick of Goderich. The rest of ,
the four Ritchie sisters , and their
husbands were there also.
Mr.' and Mrs. Gordon Kirkland
attended, the funeral of a yelative,
Charles Hodgins of VVingham, on
Thursday of last week. .
' Mr. and Mrs. Russel Swan and
family had her • parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Emmerton of Kin-
cardine on Sunday. On Saturday of
last week the Swans attended the
Ernmerton Beach bonspiel held at
Ripley.
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SANTA CLAD
PARADE
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11
FULL DETAILS IN NEXT WEEK'S LUCKNOW SENTINEL
FREE SKATING
SATURDAY ATERNOQN, DECEMBER 4 •
2-4 p.m-
CORISTMAS $TORE HOURS
OPEN UNTIL 9 P.M. ON
Friday, December 3, 10, '17 and
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
Decemb.er 20, 21, 22, 23
Friday, December 24—Closed at 6 p.m.
Monday, Decetraber 27
Closed All Day - Boxing Day
HER 1, 1976
k by friends,
lovely gifts I
nity shower,
who helped
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and Mrs.
the gifts are
I by Ray and °'
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ink everyone
flowers to
)spitalized in
nks 'also to
ur home and
ial thanks to
sma, Ed and
fenny Veld-
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appreciated
gotten.
Sylvia -Mews
and family
Mr. and Mrs. Arthiir Phillips of
Fonth ill visited on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Maulden and .
Keith. '
Friends .in this area were
shocked to learn of the sudden
passing of the late Charles Hodgins
of. Wingham .and ,fornierly of
concession 10. We extend sym,
pathy to his wife (the former Jean
Anderson) and to his 'daughters
and , their families and• other
relatives.
On Sunday morning at the
Anglican Service Mandy Lynn,
daughter of Mr.' and Mrs. Wayne
Rhody was baptized. ' Relatives
were entertained 'at the Rhody
home following the service.
The Christmas meeting of the
Holyrood Women's • Institute will
begin with a smorgasbord dinner at
12.30 p.m. at the hOme of Mrs.
friends and John Scott•on Thursday, December
flowers and 2nd.
a patient in The Anglican Church Women
ondon. will hold • their Christmas meeting
'red Vassella on Thursday afternoon, December
9th at the; home of Mrs. Bert.
Nicholson. •
Mr. and Mrs: Alex Percy were ,
guests at the 50th , wedding
anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Stanley at Lucknow on
Saturday. Open House was held at
the Anglican Parish hall in the
afternoon and a dinner was served
later in the Presbyterian Sunday
School room by the church ladies.
Friends froni here extend congratu-
lations. Bill grew up and attended
school here, and Viola is a sister of
Mrs. Alex Percy.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Shaw and
Wendy spent the weekend at
Huntsville.
We are pleased to report that P.
A. Murray was able to return home
from the Wingfiam and District
Rospital, where he has been a
patient.
Mrs. Campbell Brown returned
home to Strathroy after spending a
•while with her brother Hugh Lane.
. and with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Malcolm Lane, who are patients in
the Wingham and Dittrict Hospit-
al.
Mr. and , 'Mrs. Don 'Bertrand,
Marc and kebecca of Simcoe spent
a few days with Miss Winnifred
Percy. Bill and,' Brian-, Percy and
• Bruce Orr. Theyreturned home on
Sunday. ' • ;,-„,..„$•
SUFFERED INJURIES
We are sorry to report that Fred
Guest was taken .to the liVingharn
and District Hospital with injuries,
suffered in' a fall at his, home.here.
We wish him a. speedy.,,recoverY.
Mrs. Don McEmeatt, Mrs. Don
•
y would like
friends and
their 50th
uch a happy
KINLOUGH 'Gillespie, Mrs. Jack Barr and. Mrs.
John Barr visited with Mr. and
Mrs , Morley Bushell during . the
week.
The many friends of Roy
Schneller (formerly of here) will be
pleased to know he returned. to his
home at Wingham on Sunday from
St. Mary's Hospital, Kitchener
where he underwent surgery. We
all wish you improve0 health Roy.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Percy were her Sister Mrs. Mary
Trafford of Hanover and Mr. and
—Mrs. Roy McGregor and SuSan of
Scarborough, ,
The Anglican services next
Sunday will be at Ripley, Bervie
and Lucknow.
Whitechurch'
Mr. and Mrs.Wallace Conn were
Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Douglas Conley and Jaton of
Wingham.
Mrs. Jean McInnes of Witigham,
formerly of Whitechurch, on Satur-
day attended , .the 50th wedding
anniversary dinner at Lucknow
Presbyterian Church and Open
House at the Anglican Church
Parish Hall for Mr. and Mrs.
William Stanley.
This community extends • sym-
pathy to the family in the passing of
their mother Mrs. 0. G. Anderson,
who was well known here when the
Huron Co-op Health Insurance was,
available.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell McGuire of
Wingham visited on the weekend'
with his father. Bruce McGuire of
.Thornbury, and his brother Walter
McGuire and Mrs. McGuire , of
Collingwood and with her parents.
Mr. Bramhill of Palmerston and
her mother Mrs. Bramhill in
Palmerston Hospital. ,
Mrs. Reg Peacock, Ruth and
Nancy of Thornton were weekend
visitors with Mrs. Ella.Johnston of
Wingham and 'on Sunday Mr., and
Mrs. Jack Johnston, David and
Donna 'of St. Pauls visited with her.
The December meeting of
Whitechurch W.I. will be held
December, 8 with 12 o'clock noon
pot' luck dinner held in White-
church hall. Hostesses, Mrs.
Frank Ross and Mrs. Johnston
Conn. Roll call, bring a stamp
unsigned Christmas card. Variety
program, Mrs. George Fisher,
Miss Merle Wilson. Speakers, Mr.
and -Mrs. James Stanley of
Listowel,. returned missionaries
from Africa. who will show slides ,
Anyone is, welcome to come at one
o'clock to hear the speakets and
enjoy the program.. ,An exchange of
gifts ryitii",secret sisters. ,
BRUCE COUNTY
FARM REPORT
PLOWMEN'S ANNUAL
MEETING
The Bruce County Plowmen!s
Association held'its annual meeting
in . Paisley on Monday, • November.
•22.. President Doug Simpson
expressed, his thanks to all the
people' who contributed their time
and effort to Wards our. Coaching
Day, County and International
Matches. Election's were held and
the new president is Bill MacKay
from Paisley. Duncan Campbell of
Kinloss is 'first vice president and
George Anstett of Cargill is 2nd
vice. Bruce Parker and Roland
Anstett were re-elected as Provin-
cial, DirectOr, and Secretary-Treas,
urer respectively.
Memberships are available to
anyone in ,the County interested in
the promotion of plowing competi-
tion in Bruce County andTOntario..
Send your name and address along
' with one dollar to Roland Anstett,
R. R. 1 Cargill. The next meeting
of the Association for members and
prospectiye members will be
Thursday, January 13 .a 1.30 p.m.
M the Ministry of Agriculture and
• Food Boardroom at Walkerton..
QUEEN'S GUINEAS
Have you ever had a cold chill
'run up and down your spine from
excitement or elation? I recently
had such a feeling as a result of
something that happened .to' some-
one else from Bruce County. I was
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taking part in the Queen's Guineas
Competition on Friday, November
19th at the Royal Winter Fair in
Toronto. The judge was stalking
around, poking and examining 6
Hereford 'steers that he had picked
as thebest from Ontario's 4-H beef'
clubs. • After a 'few minutes of
thorough examination, man hand
ling `and a good look-see, he went .•
up to ,Competitor #65 and gave that
steer good slap; signifying it was
the winner. The announcer rang
out "The winner of the Hereford
Class, 'Christine Patchell, R. R. 3
Tara, Bruce County". Wow! Talk
about chills! I thought they would
never stop and I was never as
proud to be from Bruce County as I
was that day. •
Christine Patchell wasn't the
only competitor from Bruce County
who won something. There were
21 other '4-H Beef Club members
from this County who gave it their
best and still managed to come
away with a lot of pride and
dignity. All but 3 or 4 of Bruce
County's finest made it to the first
prize group. Each and every 4-H
'members did their 'best to make
their presence felt. Honourable,
Mention should go to Pauline
Weber, , Mildmay; Patti Goetz, •
Mildmay; and Christine Patchell,
Tara, who made up the Champion-
ship group of 3 Hereford calves.
Congratulations to all.
RANDY WILLICK,
Extension Assistant.
HANKS
Guides Hold.
Fly Up Ceremony
The Holyrood Girl Guides and
Holyrood Brownies had a 'fly-up'
on Wednesday evening.
The Girl Guides who were
enrolled were Pam Springer and
Carol Buc,hmeier. • Mrs. Leo
Murray and Mrs. .Delbert Hedley
were enrolled as leaders.
Girls who flew up from Brownies
were Tammy Datson and Marlene
Murray, both of Holyrood.
Mothers of the girls were invited
and lunch and coffee were served.
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WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 1, 1976
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LIACKNOW, ONTARIO