The Lucknow Sentinel, 1980-05-28, Page 10Pat and Hary Livingiton
attended the reunion of Cen-
tral . Peel SeCondary School
students held on the 'week-
end in Btampton• They' spent
the weekend with friends Jaw,
and Wayne MOTaggait who
live in Caledon East. Kirk
stayed the weekend with
Cliff and Joan Livingston and
.BY BELL BACKBIT Sunday, both here and at St,'
Helens
The 11th anniversary •Ser- Bernice and Gord Kemp
vice was held at Trinity attended the graduation cer-
United ,Church .on Sunday, emonies at Ridgetowtt: Cot,'
with Rev, 'Scott of Loncles- lege of Agricultural Tech-
ii-atrirrtlf,e7ggesr PVestfter!—nnlogyTfot,theirsetKrerdon,
He'sang two selections at laSt Friday afternoon, Lori
the beginning of his sermon, Hackett, and Pave Gore%
Looking; to the future.' The TeeiiNater also attended and ,
instrumentalist% John And- they all visited with Bern-
rew, Lori Hackett, Wilma ice's niece, 11/farg Don
Blake and Ruth Alton 01ayed Stirling, RidgetoWn.
Prior to the service and •the Visitors with . Reg and
Oink, and sQlnist, Pob'Ston- Freda Broome on Sunday
er, sang during the service. were their daughter, Mary
Two basitets of flowers and Ken Scheerer, Pam And
were placed at the front of. Greg, Godetich and Torn and
the church as a memorial to Rose Broome, Dianne and
Amanda, Mrs.- Robert Scott, Pat.
by the members of her Jack and Donna Alton re-
family. ' ceived a phone call on Siin-
Miss Barbara • Sparks, day from,their daughter;
Lucknow, will be in charge of Shelley, who is vacationing
the, worship services next, in Switzerland. <Shelley is
travelling ' with her 'aunt,
Mrs. Olive Macintosh on a
two week trip • that will also
take thetn..te Austria.
Chester and Bell Hackett,
Ian and Scott and Pat Shiell,
__attended—Ale--
graduation ceremony at Rid,
getown College of Agricul-
ture Technology, for Jamie,
last Friday. Jamie is em-
ployed at Elgin. Co-opera-
tives, St. Thomas.
Ss ...... . „ . , Believe In: Music is a store for Mutile,loVers of all ages.' Song books, instrumental nutsic,
records and tapes; .children's. music andposters are featured in the, Music. store recently
opened :ow.Lucknowstt main street by Marilyn Murray.•. Located in the forater nto4tp store,
Believe in Muiic also offert Inetruclion guitar,,-'plano 'and organ. for thoge who wish: to
• learn, o make their own the daughter of Leo And, Ainelda Murray of filriless
• TO*Oshlp and she recently returned to the'tirea after, i.lyear. In :Alberta, She heti worked
previously as swim instructoinfor the LiicknOw <and.'DIStrict SWIMming Punl,, Watch for the
Store'S grand °Petting:side, coming soon. •- . [Sentinel Staff PhOtit]
plan Grey
Prayers recited in unison
and a • scripture reading by
Fr. Dentinger opened the
'May meeting of St. Mary's
C.W.L. at the home of Mrs.
Gerry Ross.
If enough interest is' shown
Father will once again chart-
, er a bus to St; Mary's Shrine,
in July.
Inother_Tand .4aughter
banquet was propoied for - Group prayer closed the
later in the year. meeting. Lunch and a social
Tbe ladiei will assist at a, chat was enjoyed :by' all.
year end party for the
° pre-school catechism class.
The spiritual director ad-
vised us to pray always by
offering each day, with its
joys and tribulations, to' our
Creator.• He concluded his
remarks effectively' by read-
ing a 'poem, This I Know,
God Answers Prayer.
Bei,. Win. Kim-Shaw
Div.,
SUNDAY, JUNE I.
tO a :In. SundaY School
11 a.m.Meraing Werihip , .
BY RUTH BUCHMEIER
Sixteen interested personS.
met, at the home of Jack and
BlanChe Needham to make
further plans fot a proposed
booklet of historical interests
relating4o_the.Grey Ox_area.-
. Harvey MacDougall chaired
the meeting and consider-
able ._p_r_L:Tress was Jmade,4:3)___
Topics were proposed and ine Ktver tic w
nearly everyone present, vol-
prepare some phase of the
project. It is hopes that mote
interested, persons will sub-
mit material in the near
future.. Luneh was served by
the hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. .Evan Keith
attended convocation at Wilms
frigLaurier University on the
weekend. With their son,
Murray; and his friend,
Wanda Linner, they attended
the graduation dinner and
dance at. Bingeman Park on
Saturday night.. The convoca-
tion was held in Kitchener
auditorium on Sunday when
Murray received his Bachel-
or of Arts degree in Geog-
raphy. A dinner .for family
and friends was held in
•Ranton Place in Palmerston.
' Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Mac-
Dougall and Mr. and Mrs.
Allan MacDougall and family
spent Saturday in Orange-
ville with Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Dollery and family to cele-
brate Audrey and Heather's
birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
silfacDougall and Marita stay-
xi for the weekend.
This community expresses
food Luck to Marilyn Mur-
ray with her new business in
own, "Believe in Music",
vhich opened up last week.
Mr. and' Mrs. Ira Dickie
and Mr. ,and Mrs. Leonard
vIchines spent- the. Weekend
isitiiig with Mr.. and Mrs.
till Townson of Sudbury.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Wan visited with friends in
Toronto and Acton on 'Thurs-
day.
Mr. and. Mrs. Leonard
Clarke visited on the week-
end with her parents in
Brantford where they cele-
brated a cousin's 25th' wed-
ding anniversary. -
Miss tynda .McQuillin of
Pine River United. Church
Women held their May meet-
ing at the home of Mrs. Bob
Rutledge. The. president,
Mrs. Jack Campbell, wel-
comed 26 ladies and read a
seasonal poem.
Mrs,. Glen Boyd convened
the devotional period on the
theme, The Curse :of -Afflu
ence. Mrs...John Ferguson
read the scripture. Mrs. Gary
Courtney offered prayer. '
Miss Mary McDonald,
Ripley, was introduced by
Mrs. Leonard Courtney. She
presented a, fine dialogue, on
the many aspects-of Steward-
Toronto, visited over the
weekenci, with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Dick McQuillin:
and Ron.
Last week Mrs. Harvey
McQuillin of St. Catharines
visited with--Mr. --and' Mrs.
Dick McQUillin.
ship, assisted by Mrs. Court-
ney and Mrs. Murray
Thompson reading scripture
references. Mrs. Cecil Hum-
phrey thanked the speaker
and presented a gift in 7,
appreciation.
During the business period
the minutes and treasurer's
report were heard. The roll
call Was, If I had a million
dollars to spendfor the good
of mankind l would..... Fol-
lowing the .courtesies by the
president, and prayer in uni-
son, a dainty lunch was
served.
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