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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1980-03-12, Page 9LAST NIGHT MARCH 13th Kramer _Krarier NuMINATED FOR :9 ACADEMY AWARDS STARTS FRIDAY MARCH 14-19th & SAT. TWO SHOWINGS 7:6 & %WI SUN; 7. THURS. ONE SHOWING 8.00 P.M. Recommended as ADULT ENTERTAINMENT 30 THE SQUARE PHONE 524.7811 AIR CONDITIONED PROD • AM SUEJECTTO.0 AN I WITH • UT NOTICE . recommended as ADULT ENTERTAINMENT Scouth loss folks tend funerals NIILLEt. 11`1\ • and a Very sociable evening was enjoyed, Those winning prizes were high lady, Mrs. Ellwood Iliott; high gent, Stewart Lane; the lucky couple were Mr. and Mrs. Bill MacPherson. Mr--and-Mrs."770-tn Mac-, Donald attended the 67th wedding anniversary party held' at : Brucelea Haven-'on Thursday for her parents, Mr¤ and Mrs jeseph Guest • . • We send our congratulations • to these dear ,folks. ' DAY OF PRAYER. The World Day of Prayer service for-this community was held •in the ,Anglican Church withthe Presbyterian BY MAY BOW The Public ' Relations meet ing of, the Holyrood -1W,J, was 1),eld on Thursday afternoon at the home of MisS Edna Boyle_whenMts.Lois 'flol- • land, Ortice'County Pork hostess, was the guest speaker.. She: explained how' • she became llostess and told of the events which she has participated in; and during the afternoon made a very. • tasty supper dish which the ladies enjoyed at lunch time,, In a 'most- informative way,: she spoke on, "Pork" and conducted a , it, and showed a chart to- inform the ladies where the various cuts corrie from. She was" introdueed by Mrs. Jack Scott, and thanked by Mrs. Lorne Eadie who also Presented her with a gift in appreciation. Judges .for the contest St. Patirck's :Cup Cakes?' were Miss Winnifrecl Pereye . and Mrs. William MaeFlierson, The, prizes Went to . Mrs. Gerald Murray, . and Miss • Edna Boyle. Mrs. Alex Percy presided,' for the Meeting, "and gave a splendid motto Life is like mirror, it returns what ;you show it. She also made a, pod auctioneer for the auction sale, which made a-lot-Of-fun-, -and everything brought geod. prices, there 'being a .good' variety of articles donated. The roll call- was, How., progress has ehanged our community. Mrs. William :MacPherson played some Irish melodies and . Mrs. Gerald' Murray gave Irish readings' and conducted a 'contest. Mrs. John Scott read the minutes, the treasurer's .report andLeommunications. A donation was also made to: assist the residents at Bruce- -lea Haven with crafts as well ;,.as bus trips, which they joy' during the summer.. -Mrs. Alex Percy gave the ';:;eaurtesyremarks and re- ,Ireshmerits were served 'and •,a social time enjoyed. Relatives and friends at-;: tended the funeral at Ripley - on Thursday afternoon of the late Mrs. Chester Blackwell '(the former Edna McConnell `..of here). Edna was born and grew up at Kinlough and after she and Chester were :Inarried they lived on conces- ,sion 12 where Mr. and Mrs. • ',Leonard Stanley now reside. ,-...,Sympathy is extended to her --family at this dine. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bush- ,ell returned home after a .winter holiday ,in Florida. We are sorry to report that Betty Anne Murray; daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Murray, is a patient in the • Wingham and District Hos- pital. We wish her a speedy recovery. ; • Glen Haldenby, Bill Percy and. Jim Hodgins• attended .:the farm show at London on .Thursday. We extend a welcome' to Mr, and Mrs. George Arm- ' strong and Judy to conces- sion 10. At present they are living in the former h9me of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ross, but plan to build a new hOtne on the 10th, west of Mr. and Mrs. Fred -Page. On Thursday evening the Holyrood Wolinen's Instinite held their card party in the hall. Six tables were in play W.M,S. ladies joining m a time Of prayer, praise and fellowship. This ;year's Theme was responsible freedom and,the program on the- sheet was fellewed which had been prepaffdlirelfristlan-Wmu en of Thailand wliejithey called all women of the world 'to join together in prayer and meditation on ResponSible Freedom, , ,:Mrs,.Bert Nicholson greet- ed:" the ladies and Mrs. Delbert Iledley was in charge and extended a cordi- al welcome to alt. Leaders for the first part were 'Mrs. Delbert Hedley, Miss. May 'Boyle,:Mrs. Mid- ford Wall and Mrs. David Fl aldenby, The' W.M.S. lad- ies took the second part, responsible freedom 'towards one's self. Mrs, Olen crl;:ibmy,rs147,..risson_i_vraWintilfrpedon:Paeldr: WS. William MacPherson, Mrs, Ale$Percy, Mrs. Frank Maulden and Mrs; DOnRoh- ertsett partiCipated. Responsible Freedom to- wards Sobiety was taken by mMirsss, mDaeylbBei;:yie ff. edley and. Mrs, Roy Collins gave splendid talk on the theme and shoWed a hand being. gripped tightly, just ' holds and giVes nothing; but the open hand giVes and, reaches out to support and relate responsible freedom of knowing Christ as Saviour . and Redeemer. Mrs. George Graham and Mrs. Ronald Thacker receiv- ed the offering. Three hymns were sung With Miss Edna Boyle as organist. Joyce thanked everyone who had taken part to make the World Day of Prayer sO meaningful. Mrs. Marjerie Cullery and her granddaughter and Mrs. -Marjorie Bennett of Toronto spent the weekend`with Mr. Arthur Haldenby:.; Mr. and' Mrs. Jacic Scott were dinner guests on Friday at the home of Mr.-and Mrs: Howard Thompson, at RipleY.' Mr: and Mrs. on Gilles pie and Cathy, Mr. and Mrs.: Don BuShell and Mr, and Mrs. Ron. Gillespie- went to Sarnia to the funeral of their cousin, ,the" late Jack Gilles- pie. We extend syinpathy.to the bereaved. Joanne Murray spent a while in Teeswater with.ber grandparente, Mr, and Mrs, Lyman Sutton- Cathy Gillespie returned F'artshawe College after spending a week at her home here. Nestled in henruiller, Ont'„ just 7 km. east of • Goderich on Huron County Road 1; just off way 8; Phone 524-2191, WELCOMES YOU to AFTERNOON TEA 2;30 to 4;30 7 DAYS 'A WEEK Come, visit our unusual country resort for Tea today! ' We've prepared buttered toast, freshly made:scones,. home made jam, Devon cream, cake, biscuits and Earl :Grey tea for the occasion, Relax and enjoy as we serve you'in front:oran open hearth log fire in one of ,our two . lounges. (reservations not require c d) 00: just !.J • perperson BY RUTH BUCHIVIEIER The community was sad- dened to. hear Of the death of Philip , Steer last week: We express our sincere sym- pathy to Mrs. Steer and Mr. and. Mrs. Don „Bell,. Wayne ••and Beverly, KinloSs, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Steer, Tracey and Heather of Lueknow and also to Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Woodley and family and Mr. and Mrs-, Eon Wallace and family of London. • Mrs. Clarence:Ritchie en- . joyed, a week's holiday ;with her daughter, Mr, and Mrs. Doug young and family of Fort Erie. While .'Alice -was there. she attended the chris- tening Of her granddaughter, Kimberly. ; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Mac- Dougall visited last weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Dol- lery, Audrey and Jamie at Orangeville. • Mr. and Mta. Lloyd Mac- Dougall and, Grant Fattish attended the funeral Of:Keith Johnstone •of Kitchener, formerly of, the 10th conces- sion,of Ashfield. • : Mr: and Mrs. Ira Dicltie attended the funeral Of Ira's aunt 'at Hope Bay on Satur- day. Amy and Angela Houston spent tho.weekend wittetheir ,grandparents,.-Mx:and-Mrs Stewart Farrell. Mr. and Mrs. Don Kuntz of Kitchener spent the week- end 'with CathY'S parents, Mr: and Mrs.• Earl Stever and. Doug. . Mr, and •Mrs. Norm Sceli of. London. visited 'on the weekend with Eileen's par- el.-ITS; Mr. arid Mrs. Jim Burt and Robert. When you decide on 'the place, time and date, let us help you announce the special event to your relatives, friends and neighbours AND SAVE 2Q%. and receive • 6 months subscription to the Lucknow Sentinel • Copy of irides link sf Etiquette ORDER YOUR INVITATIONS DURING 'THE MONTH OF MARCH Choose from 0 wide selection of wedding invitations and accessories of distinction Mr. and Mrs, Noonan Fry" of Hard:sten visited on Sun- day with her parents) Mr' and Mrs, William E.. Raid- erlbY.