HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1978-04-19, Page 28Page 28---Lueknow Sentinel, Wednesday, April 19, 1978
Omar and Dora Brooks have
returned home after spending
five months in Florida.
Mrs. Morris Santiago of Los
Angeles (nee Christine MacMil-
lan) was a recent visitor with her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L.
MacMillan. She is on the staff of
the Doctor David Brotman Mem-
orial Hospital in Los Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs.
and Mr. and Mrs.
the weekend in
with Mr. Eugene
relatives.
Elmer Smeltzer
Bill Scott spent
Detroit visiting
Blue and other
Miss Helen Thompson of
Lucknow returned to her home on
Thursday of last week from
Wingham and District' Hospital,
where she was a patient for three
weeks.
The Legion Ladies' Auxiliary.
held a progressive euchre party
April 11: with eight tables. Mr.
Wes Young was high man, Mrs.
Viola Stanley high lady, Mr.
Henry Carter low man and Mrs.
Colleen Eedy low lady. Anna
Johnstone won the door prize
which was donated by Verna
Gardner.
Mr. and Mrs. John MacMurchy
of Lucknow, attended the funeral
of her brother, Wm. Farrell,
which was held at the Ripley
Funeral Home recently. Mr.
Farrell was predeceased by two
brothers and two sisters who were
born and raised on the farm now
owned by Allan Farrell, son of
William Farrell, who lives in the
Bethel area. Mrs. MacMurchy is
the only surviving member of a
family of six.
Visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Wellington Webster and Cecil
were Jim Webster of Waterloo,
Mi. and Mrs. Atlee Wise and
Patricia of Richfield, Ohio; the
home of the Cleveland Barons.
HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY
The Horticultural Society held
their regular monthly meeting in
the Legion Hall on Wednesday
afternoon, April 12 with a good
attendance. The members spent a
pleasant afternoon making post-
ers in preparation for the Spring
Flower Display and Tea, to be
held in the Legion Hall, May 10.
Names were taken for those
wishing to attend the District
Annual meeting in Wingham,
Saturday, September 22nd.
CB CLUB NEWS
At the regular monthly meeting
April 10, the 1978 executive was
elected. They are as follows:
president, Art Woodcock (Maver-
ick Duke);' past president, Lloyd
Reid (Wee Willie); vice president,
Sandra Popp (Gabby); secretary,
Janet Barger (Flushabye); treas-
urer, Cheryl Cote (Cheetah);
directors, Walter Watts (Pepi-2-
Shoes), Jim Sanders (Curly
Carrot), Ken Scheerer (Trapper),
Lynn Peck (Busy Bee).
The club wishes to thank the
past executive for their dedication
and work in the last year.
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I SEE . ..
By The Sentinel
THAT
The publisher of the Lucknow
Sentinel, Bob Shrier, won the
$1,000 in last week's Community
Centre Lottery. Bob's wife, Jo,
bought him the ticket as a
birthday present.
THAT
Workers travelling to Douglas
Point saw a rabid fox on Bruce
County Road 1, north of Lucknow,
early Tuesday morning. The fox
was running with a dog and the
Kincardine detachment of the
O.P.P. have been trying to
determine who owns the dog. If
you have a pet cat or dog, keep it
at home. This is the second
incident of a rabid fox in the
immediate vicinity of the village
within the past month.
Ashfield
Recreation
Committee
The Ashfield Recreation Com-
mittee met April 13, in Brookside
Public School. Mary Belle Cran-
ston of West Wawanosh also
attended. Chairman of the com-
mittee for this year is John Austin
and Diane Hackett is secretary.
Thirteen members make up this
year's committee.
Clarence Doherty gave a report
on the Dungannon Baseball
Diamond. It was decided that
outside .teams would pay $10 to
help with expenses. Randy Kerr,
Dungannon, will look after the
lights and bookings for this
season.
An organization meeting will
be held the end of April.
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