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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1990-04-25, Page 8.,,,,eeeeeneeeee,i.en Page 8 iLaellisaw Seatlaell Wedaesday, April Z$, BARRY W. REID MAN CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT Auditing @Financial Accounting ePerSenal & Corporate Tax Consultation @PtiraOral Financial Planning 'Manua).Computerized Bookkeeping *Mortgage & Amortization SchedUlea 306 Josephine St. Viiinghem, NOG 2WQ Office: 3874522 e - Kayla Howard April 24, 1989 1 Year OId Conor McDonagh . April 26, 1981 9 Years • Derek Sanderson -April 280989 1 Year Old" . Cal McDonagh April 29, 1908 4 Years Old Cindy Willits April Xi, 1988 5 Venni Oki $tv200 ZONE 3 NORTH. LIONS Radio ingo WINNER Darlene floviald New Bingo starts Apt. 23/90 Listed to CKNX Radio Wingham. Cards available at; Bain's, Agnew Jewellery, Village Market, Don & Bev Thompson In- vestmentsi Montgomery Motors, Bank of Montreal, Dungannon Service Centre, Mayfair Restaurant, Buffy's Cards $2.00 ea. 3 for *5.00. • Proceeds to Ccimmunity Service JUST RELEASED! 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Also attending were Mr. and Mrs, 14y1 Oberholtzer of Waterloo and Mr. and MrL Lloyd Sleighthohn of Brantford, Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Notes and family of *Mitre were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Slellihtholol- migaim••••••••••••••••••• 1111111ITECINURCIN fl by Jean Ross 811111111111111111181111111111111111111111111111111.11111111111111. with Mr. and Mr % Bill Gibson, The community wishes Rena Fisher of Wingham, wbo is a patient in Wingham Hoepital, a speedy recovery. Mr. , and Mrs. Wayne Farrier, Kim, Amy et Guelph, and Janice Davis, Scott and Mark of Windsor were Easter visitors with Agnes Farrier. Whitechurch W.L' Mr, and Mrs. Bob Ross of Waterloo, Whitechurch Woinen's Institute held Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Roes, Michael and their annual meeting on April 11, with 23 sherrnyn ef ganglion), mr, and mrs; sitting down to a noon pot luck dinner. Dave Ross and Andrew, Harley, Brenda Hostesses were Norma Rintoul, Mildred and Jana Gaunt of Wingham were Sun- Purdon and Kathy Lubbers. guestday with Mr. and Mrs. Roos After dinner preaident, Marjorie Wall, and Brian. opened with the Opening Ode,Mary Richard Day of Waterloo spent Easter Stewart Collect and Lord's' prayerfollow- with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Tom Day. ed with a poem called, Today. Mrs. and Mrs. Day had a phone call , Mrs. Farrier read the minutes. The from their son John, in England, who district annual is to be held in 'was sent there by .B.N.R. in Ottawa for Whitechurch in May. A dessert euchre is at least a year. He went to Maiden Head planned for April 30, in England at the beginning of the year Rollcall as payment of fees and a writ - to work there. ten suggestion for the coming year. Good Friday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. The report of the standing committee Wallace Milligan were his sister, Connie- and the nominating committee were Bird of Mississauga and Mary Lou given. The following new officers were in - Glover, Brandi and Adam of Sarnia, stalled by Mrs. Farrier, for the coming Mr. and Mrs. Angus Falconer and Lois tenn: Falconer attended the 13th birthday par- past presided, Helen Currie; presided, ty for Amy Falconer at the home of ?dr. Marjorie Wall; vice president, Jean and Mrs. Allan Falconer of Goderich. Ross; secretary, Jean Tiffin; treasurer, Betty Armstrong, Nellie Brock of • Kathy Lubbers; district director, Helen Londesborough and Kathy Gibson Currie; resehdlona, Jean Tiffin; program motored to Roseville, Michigan last week coordinator, Mrs. M. Jobneton, Elizabeth for a few days, - . Tiffin and Nonna Rintoul; pianist, Jean Muriel Duncan, editor of the United Roas and Jean Wan; program commit - Church Observer, will be the special tee, Jean Ross, Gertrude Durnin, Mildred speaker on April 29, at 11 a.m. in the Purdon and Agnes Farrier; auditors, Whitechurch United Church. Many in the Evelyn Gibb and Norma Rintoul; sun - community will remember Muriel and shine and cheer, Elizabeth Tiffla, Evelyn are invited to come and hear her at this Gibb and Norma Rintoul; nominating •service. conanfitee, Brenda Day, Elizabeth Tiffin; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fisher of Hamilton, alternate to convention, Norma Rintoul; Mr, and. Mrs. Gordon Fisher of Peter- Standing committee: Family Consumer borough and Waterloo spent the weekend Make, Kathy Lubbers; International, with Mr, and Mrs. Bill Gibson. On Friday Brenda Day; Education, Cultural Mr. and Mrs. Carmen tivities, Evelyn Gibb; Canadian In- Ac - they visited family of Ay* were Sunday visitors Wilson; Public Relations, Jean Ross. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Newman and Norma Rintoul; Citizenship, Catherine Meehan of Brussels. dustries, Agnes Farrier; Agriculture, with South .Kinloss folkhome Sympathy is extended to, Barry and Gladys Johnston and family on the death of Barry's father' of Wingham.' Jack and Blanche Needham have returned home after spending the winter months, in Florida- Irene and William Dickie enjoyed their holiday in Las Vegas last week. Easter weekend visitors with Ira and Elizabeth Dickie were their sons, Denver and Brenda and family from Sutton and Doug and Donna and 'family from Markdale. Mary and Herb Buckton and Marion ' and John Mowbray and Duncan attended the confirmation service at St. John's Anglican church in Kitchener last week for Dr. Ball and Lee's sons George and David. After the service .all the family • S OUTH KII1LOSS by Ruth Buchmeier went to New Hamburg to the Waterlot restaurant for a reception. Visit* with Roly De Boer is her brother, Geert Meyeringh from Holland. Geert is the father of Jan who had that accident in the United States with Jo Anne Buyman. Both Jan and Jo Anne are still in Parkwood hospital in London but are both doing very well. Jan and Jo Anne can come home 'sdmetimes for a week at a time. Members of Ashfield WMS view slides of Turkey The Ashfield Presbyterian WMS held. their thankoffering meeting on April 16 at the church with guests from Ripley .congregation. Marjorie MacLean presided for the ser- vice and opened with the call to worship, an Easter poem and prayer. The Easter worship sei•vice from The Glad Tidhigs, The Promise of Presence, was used with readers, Edith Simpson, Elaine Collin' s, Helen MacLennan and Jean West. Beryl MacDonald was pianist for the hymns, . • Mrs. MacLean gave a talk on the Easter message for our faith today. Without the resurrection there would be no hope. As with the women at the tomb they Were. given the message by Jesus to go and tell and it is the same for us today. • June Wylds gave. an Easter reading ' and the offering was received by Dorothy Pinlayson and Mts. Wylds. Mrs. MacLean read The Oldest Easter Message and told how the florists are able to bring the Easter lily into boom at the correct time each year. Edith Simpson . introduced guest speaker, Marion Zinn, who through pic- tures and commentary gave a most in- teresting presentation on her trip to Turkey. Mayme Wilkins thanked Mrs. Zinn and presented her with a gift. ' ' Rev. Hugh Nugent Closed with prayer and a social time was enjoyed. •