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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1981-03-18, Page 9• tau.* Ss, Wflaaelwarit • By Delores Van Oseh Eric Courtney, first year Engineering student in the co-operative program at the University of Waterloo, em- ployed with Westinghouse, Canada Limited in Hamilton since January, was transfer- red for seven weeks employ ment in Libya. North Africa where Westinghouse has op- ened a new division. Etie's parents, Joe and Teresa Courtney visited with Eric in Hamilton on Monday, March 9, prior to his departure. Des 'O'Donnell was admit- ted to the Goderich. hospital on Friday. We wish him speedy. recovery. Mrs. Ursula (O'COnnor) Hebert is also a patient in the Goderich hospital Mowing surgery, , Mrs. Margaret Heffernan and Mrs- Juliette LeBlanc of Vietoria, were visitors on Friday with Mrs. Yvette Heffernan, On the weekend other visitors were Miss Blanche Bilodeau, Waterloo, Jerry Heffernan, Stratford and Ray and Sue Heffernan and Mark of Lucan., At the Kingsbridge Area Seniors -progressive euchre party held last Wednesday. the ruins were won by, high • lady a tie between Irene Welcome neighbourti. to Langside community By Lillian Young Mr. and Mrs. 1ton George and Susan, who sold their farm to Mr. and Mrs. Ian Thomas otnear Ripley, mov- ed to their new farm at Ailsa Craig last weelcend. Mr.- and Mrs. Thomas -and family moved - to their farm across the road from Clifford Young. 'We wish Ron and Fem good luck in their new home and also welcome Mr. and Mrs. Thomas and family to our district.' Sympathy of the commun- ity is extended: to Mr.' and• Mrs. Bruce Skillet* and fam- ily in the loss of his father, who passed away in Clinton on Monday, March 9. :The funeral was in Quebec. • Mr. and. Mrs. Clifford Young visited Tuesday ev-• • ening with her brother,. Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Broome of Belfast. • Last Tuesday forenoon some of the neighbour ladies gathered at the home of Fem George to wish her well in her new home and enjoy. a • cup of tea or coffee with her and Susan. Some families •from this district attended the family night for Lucknow band members on Saturday even- ing. Skating was enjoyed at. the arena early in the even- ing followed by dancing in the school gym. Alarge number attended and all enjoyed the evening. • Mr. and Mrs. Jim Springer took their son, • Leslie to Toronto Sunday where he took a plane to Halifax where he is stationed with the armed forces. He has been visiting at home for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs.' Wesley Young of Lucknow visited with his brother, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Young on Sun- day evening. Mrs, Jean Young spent last Wednesday and Thurs- day in Toronto and attended the meeting of 'the Ontario Association •Of Visiting Homemakers agencies 'held • annually id Toronto. Sacrament service was held, at the Presbyterian. Church in Whitechurch on Sunday. Hear about refugees • Pine River U.C.W. met at the home of Mrs. Gary Courtney on March 10, with thirty ladies in attendance. Dessert was served the host- ess and luncheon committee. Mrs. Jack Campbell open- ed the meeting with a poent, A Lenten Diet. The U.C.W. Purpose was repeated. Mrs. George Messenger presided for the program. This is my Father's World, was sung: accompanied by Mrs. Lynn Lowry. Scripture was read by Mrs. Ray Collins. Barbara introduced Mrs. Jewell Stanley, Ripley, who is a representative on the • refugee committed sponsor- ing the Vietnamese family in • our area, Mr. and Mrs. Keit La. She stated that by freely offering love, patience, and a feeling of, security to them individually, a person is richly rewarded. She thanked everyone who had assisted in the family's welfare during their first year in Canada. Mrs. Vaughn Munroe ex- pressed our thanks and pres- ,ented a gift in appreciation. A timely meditation; Needed Understanding, was given by Mrs. Messenger, followed by prayer. The roll call, Name a service our church should provide in our community, brought forth some worthy suggestions. fit • Acting secretary, Mrs. Bill Godfrey, read the minutes and correspondence. Follow- ing the business period the president gave the thought of the day, then all joined hands for' the closing prayer. Flea hockey On Friday night, March 13, the Junior Fleas travelled to Ripley where they were defeated 3 1. Peter Neufeld scored for Lucknow assisted by Derek Turner. , On. Saturday the Senior Fleas competed itt the Tees - water Tyke Tournament. They defeated Tiverton in their first gatne 6 - O. Scoring for Luckttow were Brad Mur- ray, 4; Brad Taylor, 1 and Donny Pickard, 1. In their second game they were defeated by Teeswater 7 - 3. Brad Murray scored a hat trick for Lucknow. Dalton and Tele -se CourtneY, with Teresa CoOrttleY Wifl sting the draw; low lady, Loretta Doherty; high man, Clarence Doherty; low man, Brother Carl Volt The door prize was won by Jim Doh- erty, There will beanother card party tonight, March 18. Everyone welcOme. Several from the 'aria enjoyed a good time at the Knights of Columbus St Pat- rick's Dance at the Goderich Legion Hall .on Saturday evening, • A good crowd attended the annual St Patrick's program at the Parish Hall on Sunday evening. Don, Rayne acted as chairman, , First on the program was a square dance by Mrs. Frayne's grades five and six class. Ned and Elaine Cote entertained by singing coun- try and western music with Ned accompanying on the • guitar. The Irish Jig was danced by Denise Connelly followed by Lisa Frayne's 'little High- land Dancing class. Included in the group were, Jennifer Tigert, Jennifer Dalton, San- dra Van Osch, Rhonda Hog- an and Sarah Brophy, Lisa Frayne then danced the Sailor's Hornpipe. Two cowgirls, Linda Sin nett and Cathy VanDiepen, very capably sang Danny's Song and Me and Bobby McGee, accompanied by Lin- da, also playing the guitar. The senior classes at the Age 16 to 24? Out of school? Can'tfind a job because you lack erience? • The Ontario Career Action Program (OCAP) helps young people, who ,are havingdiffi- culty landing that. all-important first job. OCAP offers you an opportunity to get op- the-tobtraining and will pay you an allow- ance of $100 a week while you're training • for a maximum of 16 Weeks.' ' If you would like to know more about the OCAP opportunity, get intouch with ,the OCAP office at your 1(361 college of applied arts and technOlogy or your local Canada Employment Centre. • Ministry of Han. Bette Stephenson:M.D.. Minister colleges mid Hem K. Fisher. Deputy Minister Universities Ontario 1981 80-260 in ii, "4"4111. 7 school sang Sweet Molly Malone, , followed by Ray Boyle with violin selections • accompanied by' Nancy Stap- leton at the piano. The, five Stapleton sisters sang two numbers with Heather -Ann also • playing the guitar. Lively eighty year old Bill Johnston step danced, accompanied by Ray Boyle on violin and Nancy Staple. ton at the piano. Jim %mat, -accompanied by 'Betty Lou Dalton on guitar, sang three Irish tun- es, followed by Betty Lou singing by herself, the song, One Day at 'a Time. Mary Luanne Clare, accompanied by her mother at the piano, sang Vale -of Tralee and Ire- land My Homeland. Brother Carl Voll ,told a few Irish , jokes and gave two of his popular readings. After telling a few Irish jokes, Gene Frayne sang , How Ireland Got Its Name and Danny Boy, accompan- ied at the piano by Denise Dalton. To end the program, a quartet consisting of Leo Murray, Father Dentinger, Gene Frayne and Don Frayne sang a few numbers.. During lunch a special St. Patrick's cake, made by Loretta Doherty, was won by her brother-in-law, Frank Doherty. A vote of thanks certainly goes to Denise Dalton for organizing the program and to all those who took part. 1i4 T;1:ONi iVILL BE RECEIVDBY LINAMOUI Recreation Committee FOR SWIMMING INSTRUCTORS AND LIFE GUARDS AT LUCKNOW SWIMMING POOL FOR Till COM!NG SEASON • Applicants are required to apply in writing stating qualifications, by March 21st to ' • VI NI. R. IllitATER • Lucknow Recreation Committee • BOx 32, Lucknow, Ont. • .• ' • • Authorized by Official Agent for Tony McOuall • a • •