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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1981-06-03, Page 101 iFarm v errent Wednesday, JunelOth1 1 1 1 Reach over 10,500 subscribers In Lucknow, 1 Kincardine,. Wingham and Goderlch .areas. 1 ADVERTISING DEADLINE THURSDAY, Thursday, June 4th at 5:00 p.m. Lucknow Spathe!, Wday,. Jaw 3, 1910®P11S0 9 Chalmers church observe anniversar By' Valetta Emerson The 117th anniversary ser- vices were held at Chalmers Presbyterian Church enhan- ced with tulips, lilacs and other spring flowers on Sun- day,' May 31 at 11 a.m, with Rev. John. Bell presiding. The Homily, The Race Be- fore Us, was given by guest minister, Rev. R. D. -Currie. 'The message in song was given by the Forster Quar- tette, Mrs. Perrot, Mrs. Ross Henderson, Lorne Forst- er and Murray , Gaunt. They sang, Nearer to the Heart of God, and Lorne Forster and Mrs, Ross Henderson . sang with Mrs. Moffat of Luck - now, as organist. The an- them by the . choir 'was, Toiling On. The evening service was at 8 p.m. The ' Rev. John Bell presidedwith the Rev. R.D.A. Currie giving . the Homily, Life's Greatest Question: The message in song was a duet, In the Garden, by Karen Young and Clara Milligan and, Have You. Counted the Cost?. by Clara and Jean with Mrs. Ross as organist. The an. them by the choir was, Praise Him, Praise Him. • The morning service had a large crowd in attendance with a. smaller attendance at the evening. service. Rev. and Mrs. R. D. A. Currie were dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Don Ross, Bob, David and Brian. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Uuldriks returned home Sunday after- noon . from Holland where. they had visited his two brothers and two sisters. His wife, Dora now has no living relatives in : Holland. They had • a most enjoyable time with lovely weather while there. This community received a shock when they learned on the In Memoriam that Doug- las Sparling • of London, age 52, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sparling, had •passed away in London, due to a stroke. He leaves to mourn his loss, his sister, Mrs. Alan Barg9r brother- in-law, Alan 'Baiger . and family and his aunt, and uncle, Mr: and. Mrs. Millan Moore.. Burial was on Satur- day in Wingharn Cemetery. The community extends sym- pathy to the relatives. From Mrs. Olive Boss of Wingham we learn that Ron- ald Henderson of Stoney Creek, formerly of Lucknow known so well in White- church, having attended many parties in the commun- ity hall, had passed away suddenly while •mowing his Visit friends George and Olive Colwell, Lucknow, visited Sunday af- ternoon with Dick, Emily and Ronnie McQuillin, of ' 6th concession" Kinloss Town- ship. Mrs, Jannet Drennan of Lucknow accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. Mel Stewart of Guelph, flew to Edmon- ton, Alberta to visit with the. latter's daughter, ' husband and family. After a pleasant visit, they recently returned home. lawn, due to a:heart attack at age 62. We are pleased to report that Kevin Springer was able to return home recently from London Hospital where he underwent surgery to have his big toe . removed after being cut witii a lawn mower.. He can now walk and ride his bicycle.. Mary Lou Milligan ' of Sarnia spent theweekend with her parents„ Mr. and Mrs, Wallace Milligan. Stephen Forsyth and .Miss Janet Bellman of Walkerton were Sunday visitors with • Mr. and Mrs: E. W. Beecroft and Karen and Hugh Sinna- mon. Guests on Sunday and at- tending anniversary services at the Presbyterian Church with Mr. and .Mrs. Walter Elliott' and Karen were Mr. and .'Mrs. Paul Elliott and. 0 family, Brussels, David El- liott, Listowel, Mr. and Mrs. Barry Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Robertson, Wingham, Mrs. Agnes Elliott, Wing - ham, and Mrs. Jean Aitchi- son and Rev. ' and Mrs. R. D.. A. Currie. • Weekend visitors with .Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rintoul were Mr: and Mrs. Gordon', Camp- bell and. Heather of Kitch= ener' and on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Neil Rintoul, Steven, Scott and Stuart. Saturday evening visitors, with Mr. and Mrs'. Elroy. Laidlaw were: Mr.. and Mrs. Cameron Simmons of London and Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Durnin. Mrs. Laura McNeil on Sunday visited with Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Laidlaw and 'at- tended the Presbyterian Church anniversary with them. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. David Elliott on the birth of a baby boy, Justin. Bradley, Thursday, May 28th, 1981 in Listowel Hos- pital. • Mr. and Mrs. Harry Moss of Plattsville were Thursday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Carl McClenaghan and Mrs. Mary McClenaghan. .On Tuesday Michael McClen- aghan of Kitchener was a visotr at McClenaghans. and on Sunday Mrs. Eileen Park- er of ' Exeter visited them. Callers at the McClenaghan home were Rev. and Mrs. Clarence McClenaghan, Kin- cardine, and their daughter, Mrs. Gosling of Paris. They also called on Miss Mildred McClenaghan. • %wallouae At the open house held by Mrs. Wallace Milligan on Saturday for her daughter, Clara, bridge. to '..be, -the guests were welcomed at the door by . the bride to be and signed- the guest book. The bridal attire was displayed by Mary Lou Milli- gan. The Shower and wed- ding gifts were displayed by Faye\ Irwin and Mrs. Donna Snowden. The wedding cake was also on .display. Serving refreshments in the after- noon was Kimberley Laidlaw and: in the evening Janet Laidlaw. The.,Goderich :& District Association For The Mentally Retarded, ‘, and The Goderich & DistricrPro Life Group wishto extend .a heartfelt to the citizens of Goderich and area for their support of the Famous Peoples Players .Project FAMOUS PEOPLE PLACERS JUNE6 8:00 R.M. Goderich District Collegiate *Due to the special nature of Black Light Theatre; the: doors can only be .ripened betwoen acts. We respectfully request that the audience be seated prior to 8 p.m. SORRY - TICKETS ARE NOT AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR Dian` Dupuy, Artistic Director and foundir of Famous People Players, will ba a apori& puisw this Thursday, June 4th from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. on 0111 Thompson's Opon Lino Radio Show on CKNX 102 FM. 1981- 111110 An International Year Df The Disabled Project "ONE OF Ti4E MAIN BARRIERS • FOR DISABLED PEOPLE IS THE ATTITUDE OF SOCIETY" Official symbol of the United Nations International Year for Disabled Persons (1981) expresses equality, hops and support. The enfolding branches are part of the UN emblem. This project is endorsed by The Huron County Board of Education and The Huron Perth County Roman Catholic Separate School Board. ,40P.Pdor 4r 4, dir4P 4r-.-. 4rIP4.4.4r4P4r� 1 Get your message to the people who want ; 1 your product! Reach your target market with a special section ad in the Farm Supplement. 1 if yousell a product or service to the farming 1 1 community - take advantage of this opportun- 1 1 icy. 4r 4, 4P'Ar 410 4P 4111" 4P'4P:41P 4P 4ir 41r 4P 4r 4P rr L 1 GASPE & THE MARITIMES AUGUST 8 TO 23 SEPTEMBER 12 TO 27 ' Highlighting major tourist attractions,of the East. Con- ducted In i 'relaxing' manner. Some meals included. THE CATSKILLS - HUDSON VALLEY. FINGER LAKES AUGUST 26 TO SEPTEMBER 3 A very scenic tour through mountains, valleys, and lakes. Also, visit New York City. WESTERN CANADA JUNE 29 TO JULY 21 Inds Calgary Stampede, and Edmonton's Klondike Da Excellent tour itinerary!. CONTACT YOUR NEAREST TRAVEL AGENT FOR COMPLETE DETAILS TOUR OPERATOR £eisure ours •fANOVER, ONT. 364-4458 Looking after the refresh- ments was Mrs. Ivan Laid- law. Present. for the occasion with Mrs. Milligan were Mrs. Orland Irwin, ': the groom's mother, and ' 'his grandmothers, Mrs. Viola Irwin and 'Mrs. Clara Crow- ston. denny's tv SALES & SERVicE R.C.A. \(,,,s0‘ u\ •Antennas •Rotors •Towers 395-5405 electronics repair WOMEN'S SUMMER SANDALS ALL COLOURS Available at Les. Potter Shoes Lucknow,. 5284011. Dates Available Lucknow & District Community Centre SATURDAY, JUNE 6 Rick King and Margaret Ann Arnold FRIDAY, JUNE 12 Arman Rale-Firoux and Debornh•Bolt SATURDAY, JUNE 13 f . Lucknow Leos 'FRIDAY, SATURDAY, JUNE 19 and 20 Kin Sumi ierfestt' ' OPEN DATES AVAILABLE , JUNE Friday 28 JULY Friday 3 Saturday 4 Friday 10 Friday 24 AUGUST Friday 14 Friday 21, SEPTEMBER Friday 4 Now Booking Far 1982 FOR R INFORMATION MID WEEK BOOKINGS CALL 528-3532