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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1980-04-16, Page 10On April 8th. the Lucknow Women's Institute ladies held their annual meeting at 12.30 p,m. in the Institute rooms and enjoyed a delici- ous pot luck dinner. Mrs. S. MacGillivray pres- ided for the meeting and Mrs. A., Gammie read the minutes. A donation of 25.00 was given to the Agricultural Society and on April 23, some of the Insti- tute ladies are putting on a program. at Pinecrest Manor. MrS. Marshall Gibson gave a report of the District Directors meeting held in Teewater. The standing corn- Mittees gave their reports and the new slate of officers for 1980-81 was given by Mrs. G. Ritchie. They include: past presid- ent, Mrs. A. Wilson; presid- ent, Mrs. S. MacGillivray; 1st vice president, Mrs. M. Gibson; 2nd vice president, Mrs. C. Brown; secretary- treasurer, Mrs. A. Gammie; assistant secretary, Mrs. H. jA)C,KNOW, UNITED' CHURCH Rev. Doug Kaufman Minister Contact .V ICTOR I.A' AND GREY To Inquire' ' About Our SAF E, :: coNvpstiENT. soNpsp COURIER. This is a no charge,, no obligation service Ph-one - Manager -111.118.! -P••••••••••01. ingsbri ions district corn home for' six, weeks with --Anne-and-the-childrenr-Their- youngest son, Mark, spent a' few days in Fairview Hospit- al for a tonsillectomy and returned home Friday, 1..UcKNO,VV PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IRey,„ Win Munshaw B.LM. Div. SUNDAY, APRIL 20 10 a,na.. Sunday School 11 a.m. Morning WorShip SUNDAY, APRIL 20 , 10 a,m. Sunday School 11:00 a.m, Mornitig-Worship Nursery Provided For Pre-School Children -Jr. Congregation for 5 - 8 Year Old Children Barger; district director, Mrs.. A. „Wilson; alternate, Mrs. M. Gibson; public re- lations officer, Mrs. Wes Young; branch 'directors, Mrs. G. Ritchie, Mrs. Stone- house, Mrs. J. McNaughton; auditors, Mrs. J. Campbell, Mrs. J. MacDonald; pianist, Mrs. W. Ritchie; assistant pianist, Mrs. E. Rice; cheer- io, Mrs. J. McNaughton., Standing committee con- veners are: Agriculture' and Canadian Industry, Mrs. Jer- ry Ross; yorld Affairs, Mrs. R. Shiells, Mrs. W. Brown; Education and Cultural Ac- tivities, Mrs. 0. Brooks; Family and Consumer Af- fairs, Miss E. Robinson; Resolutions, 'Mrs. G. Whit- by; Curator, Mrs. R. Leddy; Representative to Erucelea Haven, Mrs. A. MacNay. Mrs. Philip Stewart was in charge of installing the 1980 1981 slate of officers. ' BY DELORES Tan °SCR Winners of District A-9 Lions Club effective Speak- ing Contest in Palmerston on Wednesday, April 9 were: Girl? 'class: Mary Luanne Clare, daughter of Mt,* and Mrs. Walter Clare, R. R. 7 Lucknow, Sponsored by the Wingham Lions Club; run ner-up was Angie Sapalous- ki, sponsored by the Orange- ville Lions Club. In the Boys' - class the winner was Kevin Short, sponsored by the Or- angeville Lions Club and run- ner-up was Murray Gilchrist, sponsored by the Lucknow Lions Club, There was also a French ::Speaking contest. The final competition of the Lions International Multiple in the Wingham andI 15istrict ---Hospital-for-the-past-three- weeks returned to-her 'home on Sunda Mr. and Mrs. Antone Van Osch 'apl family spent the Weekend in Essex with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Heffernan and family. On their return home on Sunday, they visited with Mr. -and 'Mrs.' John Shea.rdown and family of St, Thomas. Janet Card, Betty Van Osch and Delores Van Osch attended an -Amway Demon- stration at the home of Ruth Bechard, Feint Clark, on Wednesday evening. Leona Hogan and her friend, -Debbie Miatto, left Wednesday: on an extended European tour. Mrs. John HoWard, Leona's mother,- saw them off at the Toronto International Airport. Mr. and ,Mrs. 'Eugene Forbes, Gregory and Anita of , Lansing, Michigan, spent the weekend with .Mr. and Mrs. John Howard and family. Visitors on Sunday at the Howard home were Mr. and Mrs. Leo Batte of Formosa, Congratulations to. Ben and Marianne VanDiepen- beek on the birth of their first child, a son,. Mark Joseph, born on Friday at. the Alex- andra, Marine and General Hospital, -Goderich. Joe Austin returned home on Sunday after spending two weeks 'visiting his aunt, Mrs. Marie Judge and cous- ins in Jackson, Michigan. Carl and Fran Riegling and Frank and Sally Ritchie re- ceived word that Frank Rieg- ling of Whitelaw, Alberta was able to return to, his home from Peace River Hos- pital . over the weekend. A walking cast was. applied his, foot and Frank will be Luclmow institute installs officers District A sponsored by the Lions Clubs of Ontario, Que- The wedding of John Allan MicAuley, son of . Mr. Auld Mrs. bee and Labradot (New- foundland) takes place.n the Cameron MacAuley, Ripley, to Grace Marie Norman .' daughter of Mr. and'Mrs.. Allan Norman, R. R. 2 Dutton took of May 2nd and -td. weekend , - Place on Saturday, November 24, 1979 can s at Nativity Angli Easter Sunday dinner. Church, Dutton. Attending the bride were her triplet sisters,.guests With Mr. and Mrs. Day and Eva Norman of,,. London. The m's attendants Mike Dalton and family were were Mark MacAuley, brotherof the groom, R. 4 Ripley, Dale Martin, R. 4 Ripley and Garth Noeker, R. 3 Listowel. The. Mr: and Mrs. Danny Wilson and fainily and Captain Jim organist was Eileen Hull, Dutton, the soloist, Carol Evans of London and the piper was CAI: Leitch of London. The Rev,. MacDonald of Chilliwack, B.C., who has been taking a Gorden Simmons ofill_Wallacetifirn and Rev. Hugh Nugent five of Ripley officiated at' the Holy ceremony. Following a three month course in King ston. Jim, who is rnarried-to week honeymoon to the Hawaiian Islands, the couple are presently residing at R. 4 'Ripley. the fernier Kathy. Dalton, entertained an interested audience with , stories of his Interesting career. Jim, ex- pects to,be transfered -to Calgary tis summer. Ray Dalton is presently visiting ' with his daughter, Kathy MacDonald and girls. in Chilliwack, B.C. after spending the winter with his son, Dan, daughter-in-law Marilyn and grandchildren in Tuscon, Arizona, and vaca- tioning ' in Mexico and Las Vegas. A new daughter was born to Dan and Marilyn in February. Our congratula- tions to them. Mrs. Jack Van Osch, Luck- now, who has been a patient LUCKNOW CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH SUNDAY, APRIL 20 Services 10:00 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. Listen to the Back to God Hour 10:30 a.m. CKNX $ 4 , II C & Builders specializing in all types- of Cement Work 2', 8' Walls 4 Pit Silos and Manure Tanks AtTypes of COrpentry phone • - •' Phone Doug Alex 524-8147 5294714 inflation and rising costs have hit us too! BUY NOW AND SAVE $2.00 THIS PRICE IS IN EFFECT ONLY UNTIL MAY 1st, 1980 Beginning May 2, price per case will be $5.99 plus deposit BUYING BY THE CASE 1$ STILL CHEAPER •