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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1982-03-24, Page 14cornmunity news ituelassw SwatlMl,. WiiiaeMiirrr 11tirek 24, 1982 ---Par 14 Home from North West Territories for a visit By lie Webster Mrs.. Dianne Clifford and her daughter,. Heather of Baker Lake, North . West Territories are home for a visit with her parents and. sisters, Mr, and Mrs. Jack MacKenzie 'and. Gayle. Elizabeth Wilkins, d• augh- ter of Mr. and Mrs.Charles Wilkins, will be: at Five Oaks near Paris, Ontario for the March break. Mr. and Mrs. Warren 41 Wylds had their son and. granddaughter, Kenny and Melanie Wylds and Mrs, Wylds' mother, Mrs. Irene Stone, all of Goderich on the weekend. Mrs. Sandra Darling of Hanover visted on Tuesday with her. parents, Mr, . and Mrs. Gordon Robb.. Elizabeth Wilkins, daugh- ter of Charles. and Mayme Wilkins, spoke on Saturday evening at the Oddfellow and Rebecca Lodge in Exeter on. her trip to New York City last living in the house owned by year. Mr and Mrs, Neil MacKet- Mr, and Mrs. Oliver Mc-' zie sinee their own home was Charles of Kincardine spent destroyed by fire one week the weekend with their sons, ago. ' Mr. and Mrs. John McChar- Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ross and les and Ryan of Petrous and Mrs. Rhoda MacKenzie of Mr. and. Mrs. Donald Mc- Lucknow, formerly of this. Charles and family in Chat- area, have returned home. ham. They spent Friday ev- from a bus trip to Tgzas MacDonald. Mr. Agnew also ening in Petrolia,, all day where they were 'holidaying visited with his mother, Mrs. Saturday in Chatham and for a few days. There were a Mary Bell Agnew, a resident wereback to Petrolia on ' number of people from Luck- at Pinecrest Manor in Luck- Sunday. now who were also on this now. Mr. and., Mrs. John Mil- " trip. • Mr. Finlay MacLennan Of tenburg andfamily are now Mr. Hartman of the 12th of Kitchener was home on the ,Ashtield has returned home weekend with his mother, from 'University Hospital in Mrs, Dorothy . MacLennan London, where he was hos- and visited his father, D. A. pitalized for a week after MacLennan, who Is a resid- • surgery, rc . ent at Pinecrest. Manor in Mrs. John ,Agnew and Lucknow. friend of Plymouth, Michig- Roddy MacDonald and an visited on the weekend Barbara Carter are holiday - with Mr, and Mrs. Finlay ing this week in Florida. Mr, and Mrs. Donald Simpson, Jim, Donald, Bill, Steve, Helen and. Chris have returned from a visit in Calgary, Alberta; where they attended the . wedding of their son, Alex, on March 5. Mary Eadie chosen for exchange trip to United Kingdom By May Hoyle C . Congratulations .to Mary Eadie; daughter of Mr.' and Mrs. . Lorne Eadie, conces- sion 8,whowaschosen for an eight week trip to the United Kingdom. This trip is spon- sored by the Ontario Agricul- ture and Food and 'the Junior Farmers. She leaves April 28. Enjoy every minute of it, Mary. Mary will be .hosted by different families while there. Jamie Langford and his mother,; Mrs.. Cliff Langford visited en Wednesday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Nicholson and Jamie stayed for a holiday here.. Edna and May Boyle ac- companied ' Mr: and Mrs. Jack Scott of Ripley to London on. Wednesday. Edna and May visited with Mrs. Mary Boyle and they. all Went to St.. James' Church, Clan- deboye at 1.30 p.rn. for the funeral of :their cousin, the late Ruth Mains. Reverend and . Mrs.. Stanley ' (Doris Celebrate 35th anniversary. Henry and Bernice. Dren- nan, R. # 7, Lucknow cele- brated their 35th wedding. anniversary on Sunday, March 21. Relatives visiting with them were. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Hackett', Goderich; Mrs. Harold Elligson, Mit- .. chell; Jean . and Bryon Black and family of R. " # 6, Goderich; Shelley and Shari Black of Exeter; Eric and Dianne Drennan and, family of R. # 6, Goderich; Marlene and Doug Macdonald and family of Auburn; Gordie and Kathy drennan, R. #. 7, Lucknow; Leroy kand Annette . ' Drennan and family, R. # 3, Lucknow; Ann Drennan and, Larry Johnston; Donna Dren- nan of Lucknow; Shawn Dal- ton; R. # 3, Goderich; Allan Drennan and Sue Nivens of Nutritionist speaks to mothers' group Anne Mann spoke to the March meeting, of the Luck - now Moing Mothers held at the Lucknow Central Pub- lic School on March . JO. She gave . an informative talk on nutrition. The ladies particiapted in a true -false quiz with discussion follow- ing each question. Anne is returning to the April meet - ing to discuss nutrition furth- er, • Roxanne Visser presented Anne with a gift in apprecia= ' tion for her appearance at the meeting. Connie Harris announced the - upcoming kindergarten registration: The school's grade eight students provid- ed ovided child care for the mothers while they met. Lucknow instituteenjoy St. P. atrick's program' The 'March meeting of the Lucknow Women's Institute was held in the Town Hall on Tuesday, March 9 at 1.15 p.m. A delicious dessert was served by the convener, Mrs. R. J. Leddy, who is the curator of the Tweedsmuir Books, which ` were on dis- play. ' The roll call was answered by An implement and what has taken its place. Mrs. Grace Gibson, pres- ident, welcomed the ladies and 'read a short poem. Many thank you letters were read as well as an invitation to the Brucelea Haven Spring Tea in Walkerton on , April 29. The Lucknow Senior Institute received an invitation from the Lucknow Junior Institute to attend their April 13. meeting.' Mrs. R. J. Leddy was Clinton; Debbie Drennan and Robbie Drennan of Ashfield Township. chairlady for :the program. ; She told some Irish jokes and a quartette of ladies,. Mrs. Grace Gibson, Mrs, E, W. Rice, Mrs. William Campbell and Mrs,. Mary MacGillivray sang two Irish songs, When Irish Eyes Are Smiling and Galloway Bay. The . motto, Compare the kitchens of modern homes to those of our. pioneers, was prepared by Mrs. James. McNaughton and read by Mrs. George Whitby. Mrs, E. W. Rice played two em joyable piano solos, Emerald Isle and Where the River' Shannon Flows. A contest was conducted by Mrs. R. J. Leddy \ with Mrs. Wm. Bogues being the winner. A reading on Pioneer Days in Bruce, was given by Mrs. Mary MacGillivray. • Lloyd) Tomes and their daughter, Kanesia, were down from Little Current for his aunt Ruth's 'funeral.. Mrs: Marjorie' Thompson and Mrs. Katherine Collins of Ripley and Mrs..'. Gertrude Walsh' of Kincardine :visited friends here on Friday.: Pastor and Mrs. Lionel Reeves spent a couple of days in Toronto: Doctor and Mrs. Andrew Mott of Grand Fort, .North Dakota,visited with, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Maulden,:.. and Keith. The many friends here of Mrs., Louisa Schneller are sorry that she is a patient in Wingham and District Hos- pital. We sent get well wishes. Mr. and Mrs. Don Bert- rand and the children of Simcoe visited with Miss Winnifred Percy; Bill and Brian Percy: Donald, Barr of Waterloo spent a . few . days with his mother, Mrs. John Barr. Mr. and Mrs, Don Bushell spent the weekend at Brace - bridge with Mr. and Mrs. Kurt (Janet Bushell) Neilsen. 'Waugh W.M.S. The Kinlough, Presbyter- ian W.M.S.' March meeting. was held on Wednesday at. Mrs. Tom McDonald's home. . Mrs. Glen Haldenby op- ened the meeting with a poem, Pass It On. Mrs. William MacPherson and Mrs: Tom McDonald convened the program. Mrs. MacPherson gave the devo- tions, also the meditation. and prayer. Mrs. McDonald read from the Glad Tidings about Ireland, an article on different religious groups, a Tarn to, page 1.9*' ES YOUR K LIKE A TED. 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