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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1977-02-23, Page 12Reside At Kitchener CRAWFORD MOTORS CHRYSLER DODGE 'DLYM6U1H WINOHAM ONTARIO PHONE 357-3862 25 Years of Service to the Motoring Public 1976 PLYMOUTH, 4 door 1974 ASTRA, 4 speed, with radio 1974 TOYOTA, 2 door 1974 COMET, 2 door, V8 automatic, power steering and radio 1974 PONTIAC VENTURA, 6 automatic, power steering and radio 1971 PONTIAC, 4 door hardtop,,V8 automatic, power steering, power , brakes and radio L971 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER, 4 door hardtop, fully, equipped 1969 BEAUMONT STATIONWAGON PAGE TWELVE A THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23,1977 DUNGANNON Mr. and Mrs. Ross MacDonald of Ottawa visited his mother, Mrs. Lil MacDonald, and Mr. Frank Moulton last weekend. Other visitors included Mr. and Mrs. James Peterson of Lucknow and their guest Mr. Ralph of Lucknow. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Shelton returned home from Wingham Hospital on. Thursday. Simon Logtenblirg suffered a broken jaw in a snowmobile mishap on his father's farm last Tuesday. He was in University Hospital in London until Saturday. . Pte. Bob Vella, who was transferred from Cornwallis to Camp Borden a week ago, visited his sister Debbie at Mrs. Mary Bere's on the weekend. There is very little snow in the Cainp Borden area compared to this region. Mr. and Mrs. K. Dawson left for Toronto on Sunday. On Monday they are meeting their daughter Karen and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. John Linton and family, who . are arriving from Edmonton at the airport and coming to Dungannon to visit. Bill Errington and other students from Centralia College will be home this week for a break following a week of examinations. Mrs. Jack Errington held a Tupperware party on Wednesday afternoon at her home. The hostess was Mrs. Maggie Zacher of Clifford. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thompson visited Cora's mother, Mrs. Annie Wall, in Brucelea. Haven at Walkerton on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Blake and Helen's parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Dobney of Kincardine, motored to Toronto last Weekend to attend the wedding of William Dobney and Diane Forma in St. Pius X Church with the reception following in the Polish National Hall. Gary Blake stood up with the groom and „Helen's brother, Fred Dobney was assisting minister for the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Eedy of Strathroy visited relatives here on the weekend. The Dungannon Christian Fel- lowship Church met on Sunday morning with a full attendance. The scripture •was read by Murray Martin. The sermon delivered by Pastor Doug Zehr was based on John, chapter 9. The Boy's and Girl's Club met at Peter Martin's on Saturday, and went toboganning. Happy. Hearts , Meet At Ripley Gay Valentine decorations and flower arrangements made the Legion Hall a pleasant setting for the February meeting of the Happy Hearts Club. They were the work of Violet MacKenzie and Elizabeth Fair. The prograM committee, consisting of Elizabeth Fair, Gladys Huston and Ann Mason presented a lovely program with Mrs. Fair acting as convener. Reg. Moore is on a holiday to Florida, so Mrs. Florence Kirkpatrick ably took his place as song leader with Violet MacKenzie as pianist. Anne McCosh gave some readings, Effie Sutherland and Florence Kirkpat- rick sang duets, and contests were conducted by Ann Mason and Gladys Huston. One contest was won by two newcomers - Dorothy Wardell and Bertha Tout. The highlight of the program was a slide presentation by Reg and Frances Godfrey. They were especially interesting since they were of local scenes, the June bus trip, and a trip to Lake Superior and Agawa Canyon. Several members had taken advantage of these trips. The program closed with a fitting poem on Love read by Gladys Huston. The business portion of the meeting was conducted by Gladys Arnold, assisted by , the secretary for the day - Katie Irwin. Pearl Hewitt, who has been hospitalized in recent months, sent best wishes. Several new members were wel- comed. An In Memoriam Book is being purchased. The High School Cheerleaders have invited mem- bers to a luncheon during March School break. Everyone enjoyed it last year and were happy to accept the invitation. There will be an open meeting for all interested in future use of the abandoned cemetery on conces- sion 6. Just waiting on improved weather. A letter from a Mrs. John Munn at Atikokan was read asking for information on parents of Angus Munn who came to Ripley in 1890. She had compiled much interesting information on the Munn family. Lunch was served by Bert and Evelyn Irwin, Jack Blue, Jean Hunter and Katie Irwin with help from a few willing workers. A nice letter had been received from Mrs. Evelyn Hussey saying how much the residents of Brucelea Haven had enjoyed the Birthday Party and program presented by the Happy Hearts on January 25th. Silver Lake W.I. Koffee Katch A Koffee Katch was the begining of the March meeting of the Silver Lake W.I. which met at Mrs. Ellison Hodgins for a noon lunch with all present taking part in providing a delicious meal. For the meeting a very interest- ing demonstration on Quilting as to colours, assembling blocks and quilting hints was by Mrs. Russell McConnell of Armow W.I. who is a leader on the present senior course of the W.I. Mrs. McConnell also displayed a variety of quilted articles which she and the other leader, Mrs. Wm. Robertson had made. Those present were quite enthused and gained many new ideas for quilting on various articles which was quite new to them. The secretary Mrs. Ellison Hodgins read the Prov. •Pres. yearly letter, who is Mrs. Herb Maluske of Chesley. Roll call was answered with "The recipe of the dish I brought for the pot luck dinner". Mrs. Keith Kerslake gave the standing committee report on Family and Consumer's Affairs. It was decided not to send the fee for Officer's Conference in May as those eligible to go found they were unable to attend. The president Mrs. Harold Bannerman thanked Mrs. McCon- nell for her demonstration and presented her with a gift. Mrs. Bannerman also conducted a Valentine contest. The meeting closed with singing of 0 Canada. The, hostess served tea and another lunch was enjoyed. Prior to the noon meal Mrs. Ray Stanley read a poem for "Calorie Counters". Sorry to say this didn't hinder the appetites at either dinner or lunch. INGLIS FARM DRAINAGE QUALITY INSTALLATIONS CLAY OR PLASTIC Free Estimates PHONE $324700 ILR. 3 WALKERTON !IP di. 41. 41IP 410, AP 41, w- Mr. and Mrs. David McGlynn are residing in Kitchener following their recent marriage. Mrs. Mc- Glynn is the former Joan Tiffin, KAIRSHEA W.I. The February meeting of Kair- shea WOmen's Institute was held at the home of Mrs. Harvey Houston February 18 at 1.30 p.m. The theme was Consumer Affairs. The meeting was opened in the usual way with the Ode and Mary Stewart Collect. The president Mrs. Cliff Roulston welcomed all and read a poem "Smile". ° The roll call, A woman past or present in public life, was answer- ed by 21 members. The scripture I Corinthians 13, "Love" was read by Mrs. Ted Collyer. Mrs. Lloyd MacDougall read the communica- tions. These and bills were dealt with. The president's (Mrs. Maluske) letter was read to the meeting. It was decided to take a bus to Summary Day for the Quilt Course, to be held March 16th in Paisley at 7 p.m. contact Mrs. Harry Lavis or Mrs. Harold Campbell. Standing committee reports were given. Gifts of fruit were presented to the 2 patients in Kairshea room February 14. Mrs. Clarence Ritchie presided for the program. The opening -Photo by Snyder Studio daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tiffin, Kinloss and David is a son of, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne McGlynn, Teeswater. number choosing a Valentine Queen - the person with the birthday nearest to February 14th - the Queen Mrs. Harold Campbell, runner up Mrs. Hank Hartemink. A corsage, was presented to the Queen and each received a boxed gift. Mrs. Ritchie read several poems. Six ladies were picked from the meeting, each 3 given a bag of articles and sent from the room, each group was to come back in 5 minutes and present a skit. This was very amusing and good for a laugh. (Very talented) Mrs. Philip Steer sweetly sang "Kathleen Mauvoreen". Current Events for the month were by Mrs. Frank MacKenzie, which were most interesting, and informative. Mrs. Gordon Wall read the poem, "Send them onward with a smile". Mrs. Ted Collyer gave the courtesies. The meeting closed with 0 Canada and the Institute Grace. 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