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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1981-04-08, Page 9• By Valetta Emerson • Wallace Milligan returned to work at Gorrie Automatic on Monday after being laid off for several weeks. • M. and Mrs. Alan ' Fal- coner and Timmy acid Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Tiffin were in London on Monday where Timmy had tests for aller- gies. The Walkerton 'movers on Tuesday • moved Mr. and Mrs. Bill Evans' furniture...to their new apartment at Cher-, ryhill Drive, London. Victor Emerson visited on • Tuesday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Joe MacMillan at • Pinecrest. We are pleased to report that Mrs. Earl Wilkens arriv-. ed home on Wednesday from Wingham and District Hos- , pital. Mr. and Mrs. Bill fiulrich are bush these days moving from their home the other side of Wingham to, the former Bill Evans' property which they have purchased. The village extends a warm welcome to Mr. and Mrs. Bill • Uulrick. On Wednesday •evening when E. W. Beecroft was • going to bed and, put out the light, he noticed a light on the bedroom wall which he and his wife thought was that of a car. As it did notseem to move they investigated and found it to be their neighbour Jim Ross' barn on fire. Mrs. Beecroft notified the Wing- • ham fire department and notified Mr. and Mrs. Ross of the fire and 'Gary Rintoul whosebarn and house are across the road. The fire department managed to save a portion of the barn. A pony was lost in the fire. The fire truck had to return to the fire on Thursday and put out, another blaze which had sprung up. On Thursday e'ening Whitechurch Women's Insti- tute conveners of the stand- ing committees met at the home of Mrs. Russel •Mc- Guire, Wingham and made up their reports. • Mr. and Mrs$, Russel Chapman visited on Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Groskorth of Goderich. 1 1 1 1 Mrs. Maimie Cashel( of Brookhaven Rest Home, formerly of Whitechurch, celebrated her birthday on Thursday: April 2nd at the home of her daughter,. Mrs. Ronald Coultes, where a •crowd of 44 relatives and, friends called during the afternoon to wish her niuch happiness and good health in the • future. She received cards and gifts. Her sister,. Mrs. Scott from Ripley, and relatives from Kincardine • and' Teeswater were also • present. Mrs. Coultes served birthday cake, ice cream and tea to the many guests. Mr. and Mrs. Ducharme of Goderich were Sunday visit- ors with her parents, Mr. and, • Mrs. Elroy Laidlaw.• On Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Brad Sacks of Hanomer visit- ed ,with Mr. and Mrs. Carl McClenaghan and on Satur- day Mr. ,°-and Mrs. Hugh Coulston of Listowel visited with them. , On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Carl McClenaghan attended a birthday party for Mrs. Eileen ' Parker's grandson, Benji. • Mrs. Gertrude Tiffin of Wingham visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tiffin. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Purdon spent a few days last week in Chatham with Mr. and Mrs. Donald. Gaunt, Jennifer and Graeme. • Mr. and Mrs. Barry Elliott • and • Ryan visited Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rofty Johnson of Phil- lipsburg. , Mrs. Florence Purdon of Wingham visited On Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Brian Falconer of Sarnia brought his grandmother, Mrs. Cassie Mowbray, who had been with them while their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Relison Falconer were in Florida, to her home here. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Tiffin of Wingharn visited on Sunday with Mr: and Mrs. Bevin Tiffin, Dean and Stephen. Mr. and Mrs.* Bill Snow- den and Bill Jr, of Goderich were Sunday visitors with her parents, Mr. and. Mrs. Joe Tiffin and his parents, • Air 40' ATP 40" 40P •OP AY Air Air .or 41P /sure rows IIIc. SPRING & SUMMER 1981 OTTAWA & GATINEAU Ham Tulip Time - 4 days Departs May 11 from 5117.00 ROCHESTER LILAC FESTIVAL - Departs May 19 -1 4 days AGAWA CANYON - June 15 to 18 from S190.00 GASPE & MARITIMES - 16 days August • .82or • September.12 •, • • • WESTERN CANADA - Includes Calgary Stampede & Edmonton Klondike Days Departs June 29 for 23 days - from 5935.00 BEST OF THE. WEST , 13 days - Air & Motorcoach k July 25 GRAY ROCKS (Laurentian Mountains Retort' 4 days June 3 [All mei& & gratuities included it Grey Rooks) • For Information Call LEISURE TOURS HAIIIINOrt BOOK WITH•WIDE WORLD TRAVEL litilkertato • Phone 881-3120 or Toll -flee 1-800-2654013 • AP'• 40. der• ..for eer•4P. eir Air .0eP .pir. 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 Lucknow sonuilid, %Amway. April 8. 1914—Pre 9 ouple.moves to Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Snow- den. Mrs. Barbara Rintoul and Mrs. Toll were in London on Monday. - The former John Jamieson store on the corner, now owned by Mr. and Mrs. Keet - and family is being remodel. led. Wingham, At ar recent 1950 idancers held in the Canadian Legion, • Kevin Falconer won. the first Dates Available Lucknow & District Community Centre FRIDAY, APRIL 10th • Jim Keller and Donna, Whytock • SATURDAY, APRIL 11th • Greg Hamiltonand Janine Gletut SATURDAY, APRIL 18tit Lucknow Noisy Ladies. SATURDAY, APRIL 25th • West Huron Junior Fanners ' • • OPEN DATES AVAILABLE APRIL ..Friday 24 MAY. Friday 1 Friday'22 Saturday 23 Friday. 29, JUNE Friday 5 . Friday 12 Friday 26 JULY Friday 3 Friday 10 • Friday 17. • Friday 24 Now Booidng For 1982 • FOR FURTHER ,INFORMATION AND MID WEEK BOOKINGS CALL 528.3532 prize for the best dressed couple in 1950 fashions. 3Whitechurch The United Church Wom- en held their April meeting ..on Wednesday evening, Ap- , ril 1 at the home of Mrs. Agnes , Farrier. Mrs. Muriel Thompson read the meditation. Mrs. - Russel Chapman read the scripture. Mrs. Muriel Thompson read a poem. Mrs. Dave Gibb led in prayer. Mrs. Thompson showed the film, .The Least Coin, which showed how pennies are used to help the poor in different parts of the world. The offering and 'least coin were received. 'Mrs. Dave Gibb gave the offering pray- er. •• ••••.•••••se••••••••••••ore• A Self Help Crafts Sale 0 • • •Fe•aturing •: • ' • • The work of craftsmen around the world. Self Help is a • • • program developed by Mennonite Central Comndttee • • •to help people help themselves. Broo kelde Public School • Friday April 10 1981 • 7:30.9:30 ti.m. • • • •• r 1. • . • • • • Also featured will be a' MCC Waste Reduction Drive • Inform:thin Presentation in preparation for the nezt; • • Recycling Drive • scheduled for June 20, 1981. • • • 0 • •. • Sponsored by • • Dungannon ,Christian Fellowship • • • 100. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • MAYFAIR RESTAURANT & HERITAGE ROOM •—EXTENDED HOURS— •VVILL NOW BE OPEN TIL • MIDNIGHT FRIDAY • AND SATURDAY FuN Course Meals, Snacks or Take Out Phone 5284932 •k • Now Lfeeneed Under LLBO HW 1 CODEPICH AI CONCESSION ID 4 • PHONE 524011 The roll call was answered by nine /telling something money can't buy. Plana were made for the Thankoffering with guests. Mrs. Farrier was thanked for the use of her home by Mrs. Moore. The travelling basket was pssaed around. SEAFORTH1 3RD OLD TVAIE FIDDLER'S JAMBOREE SUNDAY, APRIL 12. • 1.8 P.M. hold at the SEAFORTH AND DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL ADULTS: s2:50 aitimREN: *1. °abet laso NIADIAN OPEN FIDDLE CHAMPION -Everyone Rieke:no- ' sPottscinEr BY VAN EGMOND FOUNDATION emilaramissi Lucknow Arena Schedule wEraxEspAy. Amr, 8 1:30,- 3:30 Moms and This THIURSDAY, APRIL 19 Ind U stria! Hockey • 8:00 Lucknow vs Flying Dutchmen FRIDAY, APRIL 10 8:30 0.M.H.A. Finals Juvenile D.D. • South River vs Lucknow SATURDAY, APRIL 11 • O.M.H.A. Juvenile Finals • 2:00 (If necessary) South River vs Lucknow, or 200 - 4:00 Public Skating Box Office Opens 7:30 SHOWTIME SUNDAY NIGHT ONLY THREE SHOWS The Arin) vi -as 111) laughing matter until Judy flenhunin nett h, GOLDIE HAWN /Al N iormE ADULTprIENJAMIN mut • •itaaglifilm"10 po THE SQUAT* [Priams 781 r Wr RAM %IMPACT T • Pi ITN. 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