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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1980-02-13, Page 12ON FEB. 18 VOTE CARDIFF MURRAY 0 For ...the allowance of a spouses wage as a tax deduction in family business and farms. ...the removal of capital gains tax on the sale of farm land. ...increased tax exemptions for volunteer firemen. For information' call: CAMPAIGN HEADQUARTERS Toll Free-1.800-265-7001 MURRAY CARDIFF RESIDENCE-887.6889 or your local MURRAY CARDIFF CAMPAIGN OFFICE 'Published under the authority of the Official Agent fir Murray Cardiff• Headquarters, Main St.,, Brussels • rap 12-Ltielatmv Sentinel, Wednesday, February 13,: 19$0 non w Congratulations to Kathy and Vito Stecca on the birth of their daughter on Satur- day,- February 9th at Alex- ander Marine---tunitteTal Hospital, Goderich. The Steccas reside on the fOrmer Benson Finnigan firm, ' John and Kathie Stanbury and Jamie Bere visited .Marybelle and Dwight Aid-. ham and family of Ingtewood Lan end with Betty's mother, Mrs, Elsie Irvin. Irene Hasty of Stratford spent the weekend at her home here, Member$ were given Mat- erials to begin a macrame bplant ts were egevrery .A about this craft. t Some had done a hifof macrame but for ...-others_it_was_a• new---exper_ ience that they enjoyed' learning. BROOKSIDE BROADCAST :.On Monday, February 4; the senior boys challenged the -teachers to a game of volleyball.. The senior boys. won. On Thursday, February - on.Ross Studs. from Lucknow. the' home of Mrs. Jean Er- the weekend. ' McKee. Seventeen members , • 7 the boys again challenged Fred and Betty Stirling; DUNGANNON. , and four insitors were in .at. In a most interesting way rington with 14 members the teachers this time the Darlene and Harold Of UNITED CHURCH ten-dance- 0m-this_ perfect-. Mrs.- Shiells explained - present, - teachers won., Tharnesville- spent the week- George Cowan, in, his W.W. (Associated Country • The membets are' Elaine On Tuesday, February Sth, Winter's day Women of the- World). and O'Donnell, Annabel Stewart, ' around 30 pre-school child- reviewed .the projects studied. ••Lila SteWart, Sharon S p roul,' p •. rep showed up for the story • held at Oslb, Sweden, when ski • Pentland, Irene Logten- in 1971 the .conference was voinney, Cathy. Snyder, NI- 1'1 Sproul Margaret .Mc- hour in the library. 'AlsOg on n o teams.K n b d e senior Kingsbridge'ss sensi- at several: conferences, e.g. Nancy en. study was, on overcoming - berg, Debby Kerr, Deb or 'teams playedi Bgrooiltiside.,'s blindness; in 1974 at Perth; Gregory, 'Betty Errington, Australia, re flags and Pen; . Martha Curran and Nancy team won the •majOrity Of the , ..:..,. hies; in ' 1977 in Nairobi, .Carmichael. The leaders are .day, February 7, . Kenya; re clean water 'wells; mrs. Wm. Stewart and Mrs. mrs: On Thursday; Wilson's Gricle One .. once; is to be in Hamburg, and in May 1950.,, the confer' George Errington,:The preS- invited their parents into the - Gerniany, with . the theme "Forward Together", Mr ., Shiells stressed the. import- BY LILLIAN YOUNG 'Si e news Toward' Godfrey is a pat ient in Stratford hospital following a foot fall onto: a cement floor. He broice..his leg above the ankle. Mrs. Florence Berry has returned--heme fruni GG~lbr ich, hospital ,following surg- ery on January 28th. She is to return to hospital again' in, March. Florence .ipent Sun7 day with her • daughter-in- law, Ann:Berry and family at . Port. Albert. sermon on Sunday merning, spoke on "our Church" and explained the meaning of the various parts of the United Church crest .andthe "roots" The program for 'Interna- tional Month" was in charge. of the Branch Directors, Mrs. Robt. Irvin, Mrs.,. RuSgil 'Alton; Mrs. Gordon Finni- gan, and Mrs. Sam Gibson. Mrs. George Errington, ?resident, welcomed all. lresent. Mrs, Sam' Gibson A' as „pianist Mrs.. Errington read a poem arida moment of and Mrs. Clifford. Young and silence was observed, in . On February 7, 1980 the Dungannon W,I, met at Ahe .home of of Mrs.: Ceeil Blake, LoVely desserts were enjoyed,, before the. Meeting began, HOstesses Were Mrs, Ebner BlaCk and Mrs. Graham, of the United Church in. Canada The choir sang the anthem, "The Old Rugged Cross", led • by organist, Mrs. Jean Elliott. DUNGANNON WOMEN'S E- Mrs., Jean. Ertington, a 4-H,Jeader said there are 14 girls taking • the dub on macrame. A lovely macrame hanger, made by one of the girl's, was displayed. - The roll call waS'ansWered by showing an article from a rbfferent country, and the story of each was interesting, Mrs..: Russell Alton read from the handbook about Internatitinal Day and, introduced her guest, /vim. ance of good Public Relaiions through Women's Institutes at their various levels from each.Branch up to A.C.W.W. Mrs, Gibson expressed thanks to Mrs. Shiells and -presented-her Mrs ' Errington also expres- sed courtesies to all, DUNGANNON 4-H CLUB The firSt meeting of the Dungannon 4-H club, Your Corner of the. World, was held. Saturday, February 2 at ident of the club is Sharon Sproul and the secretary .will rotate, this week being Betty Errington. library with them whileth,ey., were working on a whale assignment. William were Mr, and Mrs; memory of a meniber, Mrs.. ' Jim Ynang, Marty, Jamie, Russell Johnston,, who PiS- Karen and Liasero Lisa Stone, sed away January 31: The Ken Young, Russell Springer minutes, the treasurer's re-: and Wesley Young. - port, ;and.., correspondence ' Lisa Stone of 'Whitechurch were 'read by Mrs. Harry spent the weekend with Girvin. BusinesS followed: a Liane Young:. /quilt, tied, is on display in . Mr. and Mrs: ,Len-Cough-- Mrs. A. J. sherweed's store Steer saw five one day last` _ anniver letter from Mrs. Clarence - week. T was their wedding his has .always been sary, in Hamilton. the very first sign of spring, . but with this winter being so Glenn England,, who was fine, maybe.they didn't go so seriously injured in a car far away this year. acdient last November, is Mr. and Mrs. Jim Young now out of hospital and stay- visited Saturday with her ing at his .brothet, •Donald's sister, Mrs. Don Wall, who is home. His leg has improved a patient in Victoria Hospital, so' well hp can now get London, She underWent sur- around on crutches. His arm gory earlier this week. We is not doing as well and he is plans re.a building for W.I. wish her a speedy recovery. -taking therapy-treatMents for display-at-I-the- Dunganneti-- . The Whitechurch Young it. If he can find, the right birthday party; ,the annual Peoples held a church service treatments around these dessert-euchre , party at at the Pinecrest Manor, parts he may come home and BroOkside school is being Lucknow, on Sunday after- stay, with his parents, Mr.. planned for Tuesday, March — and Mrs:Donald England of IfStirand more t'nqurests for Sunday visitors with Mr. Whitechtirch, for some time. quilting have been received. Happy Valentine's day to all. , Next'Monday will be vot- ing day again,. Hope every- one turns out to cast their votes. Crow's have been seen around the country. On -Sun- •. day we saw two and Philip lin spent last Monday, which window, priced at $25.00;• a Diamond, presid- cot, told of adult education, officers' 'conference, the Lee Home, and other WA. activ- ities; Rural DeVelopment Outreach Project material was read; hats With green , bands and white lettering will soon be ready for the August birthday celebration; - YOUR LIBERAL CANDIDATE IN HURON-BRUCE and Hon. Donald MacDonald Beef • On A Bun Friday, February 15, 1980 5:00 - 8:00 p.m. LUCKNOW COMMUNITY CENTRE , BRING THE FAMILY Published By The Official Agent For Graeae Craig, Walton, Ontario '1 •