HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1987-04-08, Page 7Concert enjoyed
John Taylor, the owner of Dryden Manor in Lucknow, gave a special piano and organ
recital at the Lucknow Presbyterian Church on March 29 with 85 listeners in attendance. A
total of $300 was raised for the chairlift at the home for seniors. Possessing many degrees
in music, Mr. Taylor, shown here playing the piano at Dryden Manor, hopes to give
another concert in the fall. (Alan Rivett photo)
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Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, April 8, 1987—Page 7
St. Helens WI holds annual
meeting at hall recently
The annual meeting of the St. Helen's
Women's Institute was held on April 2 at
12:30 p.m. in the Hall, beginning with a
potluck lunch.
After the Opening Ode and Mary Stewart
Collect, the minutes of the last meeting
were read and the financial report for
1986-87 was given by the secretary
treasurer, Muriel Moffat.
The reports of standing committees
were read by the convenors and will be
sent on to the District.
The executive meeting to plan for the
District Annual will be held on April 6 in
Londesboro. A craft article for the 90th an-
niversary celebrations in North Bay, made
by Elaine Errington, is to be taken to the
Londesboro meeting.
Plans for the Sunshine Sister Banquet on
April 13 have been finalized.
Requests to cater to two banquets, one in
April and one in May, were accepted.
Shoot parties will continue on until at
least until the end of April.
Projects for the year for the upkeep of
the hall include finishing the siding on the
east, floor and wall covering for the.
washrooms and the purchase of one or two
ceiling fans for the main room.
As April is Cancer month, Cancer kits
were given to those volunteering to can-
vass St. Helen's and surrounding area.
The nominating committee presented
their report of officers for 1987-88 with the
following results: President - Mrs. Leroy
Rintoul, Secretary -Treasurer - Mrs. Lloyd
Moffat, Vice President - Mrs. Keith Tyler,
Assistant Secretary - Mrs. Russell
Phillips, Program Co-ordinator - Mrs. Jim
Aitchison, District Director - Mrs. John
Strutton, Alternate Director - Mrs. Harold
Cooper.
Auditors are Miss Isobel Miller and Mrs.
Robert Markham. Curators will be Mrs.
Janet McPherson, Mrs. Gordon Lyons and
Mrs. Ernest Gaunt. Branch Directors are
Mrs. Doris Mewhinney, Mrs. Keith Tyler
and Mrs. Allan Cranston. Pianist is Mrs.
Bruce Raynard. Pennies for Friendship.
will be attended to by Mrs. Jim Aitchison.
The election chairman then conducted
the installation ceremony.
The program concluded with a reading
by Irene Markham "Confessions of a Non -
cook".
Happy birthday was sung for our guest
Michael MacGillivray and members Janet
McPherson and Isabel Gaunt.
Couple buys Brooks farm
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cunningham, T T
Rose and Carolyn moved to the Lucknow IL.S N area from Ailsa Craig on March 31. They
have purchased the farm of Gordon TT
Brooks west of Lucknow, the former Al Ir- El
by'Gera :RU Schiossef
win farm.
Mr. and Mrs. Rennie Delbergue and
Maurice have returned home after atten-
ding their son Pte. Ronald Delbergue's
graduation and parade at Wainright,
. Alberta at the PPCL Battle School on
March 27.
A social evening was held at the Kinloss
Public School last Saturday for the Atom
hockey team. A smorgasbord lunch was
served to the players and parents: Chad
Hiller of Whitechurch received the Allan
Maclntyre trophy presented by Nancy
Maclntyre for the Most Improved Player.
We wish better health to a number of
local people who are in the hospital.
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Montgomery Motors has bought ' the
former Elliott property in the west end of
the village. Phil Jerome is currently leas-
ing the seed cleaning business.
Mark Gunter has purchased the Bert
Alton residence on Ludgard Street. He has
recently moved in to his new home.
Jay Houston of Vancouver B.C., son of
Mrs. Elsie' and the late Harvey Houston,
goes to Taiwan this week where he will be
conducting some Floral Design
workshops, specializing in color co-
.ordinating and wedding flowers,
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