HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1981-04-15, Page 7By. Bell Hackett.
Paul and Connie Black and
Frank and ' Lorene Alton
visited and presented a gift
on behalf of the neighbours
on their sideroad to Louis
• and AV Jurjens, Lucknow,
last Friday evening. Mr. and
Mrs.Jurjens moved recently
to Lucknow from their farm.
Trinity Church is being re-
decorated and should be
completed this week. The
ladies are planning to clean
- the basement Thursday ar
ternoon.
Peter and Marjorie Levick,
Ottawa, spent the weekend
with her aunt, Mrs. Dora
Alton, Stuart and Steven and
other. relatives in this area.
Several ladies enjoyed a
Tupperware Party at the
home •of Jeanne Hakliers last
Friday afternoon. •
Doug and Nelda Scott
visited recently with her
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mmunity eii to Jurjens:
brother, Maurice Ivfilten-
burg who is a patient at
University Hospital, London.
We all ,hope :he keeps. im-
proving each day.
Howard and Helen Blake
visited on Saturday with their
son, Gary and Bernice Blake.
Matthew and new baby girl,
Marcia, of Cambridge. Con-
gratulations folks!
Russel and Lillian Irvin
and his sister, Anna and
Percy Blundell, *Aerial vis-
ited on Sunday with their
aunt, Mary Naylor and her
son, Irvin at Newmarket.
Mrs. Beth Peever, Brant-
ford has visited for two
weeks with Hugh and Dolly
Menary and with friends and
relatives in this community.
Mrs. Peever is the former
Beth Phillips who grew up at,
Russell Irvin's ,plate.
Isabel and Jim Hunter
visited on the weekend with
their daughter, Wanda and
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• Jack Miller. Mr, and Mrsmeeting by reading a poehi, conducted the Bible Study,
Miller have recently moved He- Is Alive. Salty U.C.W. Memberswith
to Cottenham, • . ., several members assisting
The 'devotions were in her.
Malty U.C.W. charge of Mrs. Jim Hunter Mrs. Ken Alton 'gave, A
Trinity U.C.W. met at the
home of Mrs. Jean Henry on
April 9, with an attendance
of 18 members • and ' two
children. ,The president,
Mrs. Ken Alton; opened the
and Mrs. Charles Wilkins Test For Right and Wrong
with Mrs. Wilkins reading Mrs: Douglas Raynard gave
the scripture, Mrs. Hunter the study book with the topic
gave the meditation which being, Partners in Crisis.
was The Easter Theme. Mrs. The president led in prayer,
Wilkins closed the devotions and Mrs. Frank Alton con,
with a prayer, and then ducted a Canadian Quiz. The
amily
president thanked the host-
ess. •
The roll call was answered
by, The responsibility of a
member. The busi-
ness followed. The ladies.
are 'asked to remember the
Thankoffering is to be May1,
mitt) Mr.' and Mrs. AiThir
Scott as guest speakers, and
the theme will be, The Hand-
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By Lorraine NeGuIre
Mrs. Dorothy Engel • of
Seaforth spent the weekend
At her cottage at Lurgan
Beach and also visited with
Mr, and Mrs. Walter Black
and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mc-
Guire and Brian.
Sympathy is extended. to
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the 'family and relatives of
the late Mrs. Olive Vegan of
Ripley who passed away last •
week. The funeral was held
on Saturday afternoon from
the MacKenzie and 'McCre-
ath Funeral Home, Ripley..
•Nancy McGuire and _Mich-
ael Moskal of London spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Jack McGuire and Brian.
Jim Black visited for a few
days with relatives and
friends in Hamilton and_ in
London,
Many from this area at-
tended the farm sale for Mr.
and. Mrs. Tony Schlosser on
the 4th concession on Satur-
Mrs. Jack McGuire had a
pleasant surprise on Friday
evening when she received a
phonecall from her sister in
Auckland, New Zealand.
Mrs. . Blanche Hamilton
was hostess on Monday ev-
ening ather home to unit 5 of
the U.C.W. The meeting was
in the form of a pot luck
• supper.
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