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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1978-04-05, Page 58Page 26— Lueknow Sentinel, Wednesday, April 12, 1978 BX LILLIAN YOUNG Lang.ide Neuas , March winds which have con- tinued into April are bringing us cooler weather than usual at this time of year. Several ladies from Langside attended the W.M.S. Easter Kingsbridge.. CONTINUED FROM PAGE 23 as follows: president, Mrs. Rob- ert (Pat) Howard; first vice pres- ident, Mrs. Bill (Ann) Berry; second vice president, Mrs. Theo (Tina) VanDiepan; third vice president, Mrs. Stan (Betty) Doherty; corresponding, secret- ary, Mrs. Tom, (Karla) Hogan; recording secretary, Mrs. Mark (Clarice Dalton); treasurer, Mrs. Walter (Mary) Clare. The new president, Mrs. Pat Howard took the chair. She urged members to attend the diocesan convention in London. Plans were discussed for the Cancer drive. Rita Howard, Marion Austin and Betty Frayne volunteered to be in charge. Following the meeting, a social hour was enjoyed. Thankofferiug held in the base- ment of the Presbyterian Church in Teeswater on Friday evening. Mrs. Grace Richardson, who is on a four month leave from Zambia, South Africa, where she is a teacher at the mission school there, showed slides and gave a talk on the work being done there. The first Holyrood Girl Guides held a Brownie Fly Up at their meeting Wednesday evening when Brownie, Terry Lynn John- son, flew up to be a Guide. The girls' mothers attended the Fly Up. We are pleased to report that Mrs. Elmer Scott who is a patient in K.W. Hospital, Kitchener, is improving satisfactorily. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Scott have returned to their home in Culross after spending the winter in Florida . where they had an enjoyable time. Mrs. Graham Moffat of Culross is now a resident of Maitland Manor, Goderich. Graham, who is now staying with his. daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Conley of Guelph, plans to take up resid- ence there also as soon as there is a vacancy. We hope they will enjoy staying there. Graham and his daughters Marilyn, Winnie and Beatrice called on friends in Teeswater and were out to Graham's home in Culross to see how everything had come through the winter there, Mrs. Bill Bates and Mrs. Bruce Bates and girls visited with Mrs. Graham Moffat at Goderich one day last week. We are sorry to report that a fire at the farm of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Scheurwater on the 4th of Culross late Saturday night destroyed their large barn and also their herd of cows. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Miller and family visited over the weekend in Kitchener. Amovossousierr CALL THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL WITH YOUR NEWS AND ADS PHONE 528-2822 IF YOU THINK THE DOLLAR SAVER IS A WHITE ELEPHANT YOU'D BE WRONG! IF YOU THINK THE DOLLAR SAVER CLASSIFIEDS ARE FULL OF WHITE ELEPHANTS YOU COULD BE . RIGHT! BUT THEN... YOU WON'T KNOW TILL YOU READ THROUGH US! We have so many Classifieds - who knows just what you'll fad. THE.. DOUAR Si YOUR CLASSIFIED BARGAIN BUYING GUIDE IN LUCKNOW AND AREA PICK UP A DOLLAR SAVED AT.... Becker's Sepoy Stationery' Sentinel Watt's, Ripley Ripley Paint Carruthers, Ripley atedy's Sakery, Dungannon Kemp's Store, *.t. No. 7 Luciknow St. Helen's Store Whitedwrdt General Store Silver Lake Store, Kinloss Glamis,Geferal Ston, Glamis Maclay'* General eral !koro, Amboriey i<liyatt's Store, Tiverton Crawford's Variety, Tiverton Mai:Kay's Variety Store, Morton umbach Pharmacy . Purpie 4:rove---�-� Mr. and Mrs. Francis Boyle and family were hosts on Sunday for a birthday party for Fred Fowler of Kitchener. Attending were Mrs. Fowler and her sister, Mrs. Aurel Armstrong and Aurel, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Armstrong and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Armstrong. On Sunday evening the Boyle family had as guests the Junior Citizens, an interdenominational meeting of your people. Kathy and Margie Nugent of Ripley were in charge of the program. Weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Francis Boyle and family were Bonnie Boyle of London and Kerry Boyle of Hamilton and Mike Di Giogovanni of Kitchener. The first meeting of the 4 -FI Horse Club was held April 6 at the home of the leaders, Joyce and John Farrell. Officers elected were Ian Elliott, president; Shawn Coiling, vice president; Robbie Sutton, secretary; Kevin Boyle, treasurer. Books were handed out to about seven members and the requirements of the club were explained. Overnight visitors on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Garry Farrell and Sarah was Philip MacDonald of Kincardine Township. Mr. and Mrs. Barry Johnston, Lynden and Andrew visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Victor Gawley. Mrs. Victor Gawley recently accompanied Mrs. Ellis Goessel and Mr. and Mrs. Don Craig to Sudbury. They attended the funeral of Mrs. Goessel's neph- ew, Mr. Donald Greave at Monetville. This week Mrs. Don Robertson is spending a few days ' at a Presbyterian Church meeting in Leamington. A number from Purple Grove attended the annual spring dance in Ripley sponsored by the Ripley Agricultural Society. PURPLE GROVE W.I. Last Wednesday the members of the Purple Grove Women's Institute met for a pot luck dinner at the home of Mrs. Don Reid. It was the annual meeting and election of officers and a welcome was given to Mrs. Don Forster, a new member. Yearly reports of all commit- tees were given and motions for the comingyear were' stated. Mrs. Don McCosh conducted an entertaining game. The next meeting will be a Sunshine Sister banquet at the community centre. [INTENDED FOR LAST WEEK] With the arrival of the milder weather this week the sap is running and,maple syrup making is the order of the day. Don Dore and Jack Farrell are among those who have some trees tapped. Members of the Men for Missions group, their wives and friends met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Sutton last Wednesday evening: Mr. Ritchie Penhall from Carlisle introduced the speaker, Mr. Bill Spate from Quito, Ecuador. Mr. Spate is a missionary in Ecuador and spoke on his work in that country. On Sunday evening the Coup- le's Club of this area. enjoyed a pot Iuck dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Sutton. Discussion afterwards'. was led by Bill and ' Marg Van Rooyen. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Elliott and Ia i joined Mr. and Mrs. John Farrell and Teresa at their home for Sunday supper. Mrs. Joyce Farrell entertained the community Bible Study group last Tuesday morning. IMr. and Mrs. Gordon Patter - I son, David and B,,,ly recently 'visited visited Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Patterson of Agincourt. .. Friends'of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Forster welcome them home from Florida after spending the winter there. They returned as far as Brantford on the weekend to the home of Mary and Milan L.azare- vitch.% Mr. and Mrs. Roy Collins, Jennifer, Angela and David visited on Sunday with Mr. Earl Hutchinson and Samantha of Kincardine. Susan Hutchinson and new baby, Darcy, are expected home from hospital this week. Also visiting in the same home were new grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Green, from Arthur. Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Farrell were Mr. and Mrs. Darryl Gppaul, Tanya and Laura of London..Also visiting at their parents' home were Susan and Courtney MacDonald of London. The city visitors enjoyed a trip by team and sleigh to help make maple syrup at Jack's bush, Also visiting the bush and helping make syrup were Bob, Maryanne and John Forster, Mark Johnston and David and Billy Patterson. Garry, Laura and Sarah Farrell visited on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jake Smith of Underwood and attended a bridal .shower for Laura's cousin, Dana Morgan of Clinton. Shirley, Andrew, Sheena and Stephanie MacDonald spent the weekend in London. Accompany- ing them was Mrs. Melville Pollock who visited her husband in St. Joseph's Hospital. . Friends here wish Mel a good recovery from recent surgery. Brian Gamble of the sixth concession visited Rob Farrell on the weekend. On Saturday, April 1, Jack and Jim Farrell ' hosted the annual spring barn meeting -of the Bruce County Holstein Club. About fifty visitors attended and toured the modern dairy barn before taking part in a competition led by Mr. Gordon Bell, area fieldman of the Holstein Friesian Association. Dr. Hugh Clugston, a United Breed- ers veterinary consultant, brought information for the members. Leslie Weber and Ken Holtby were winners of two door prizes donated by U.C.O. of Kincardine. Congratulations to the Ripley Junior Farmers whose one -act play took first place in the Provincial Drama competition on Saturday in Fergus. Barry Currah of Kincardine also won the best. supporting actor award. Visiting at her home 'on the weekend was Janice Farrell of London. Callers at Jack Farrell's on Sunday were Mr. Jim Scott and Barry, Susan and Brian Cliffe of Ripley. St. Helens BY KATHRYN TODD Agnes Lyons returned home this week after spending some time in the hospital in London. Get well wishes are sent to her. Wilhelmine Rutherford has been transferred from the Wing - ham and District Hospital to Pinecrest Manor Nursing Home. Bill Humphrey has been trans- ferred from Wingham and Dist- rict Hospital to Pine Lodge after recovering from head injuries. Recent visitors with), Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Todd and family were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Moody and Jason of Wingharn. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Cranston enjoyed the company of *Mr. and 'Mrs, Wayne Grigg and family of Kitchener. • Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Miller of iLondon visited with Helen Todd and Isabel Miller on Sunday.