HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1978-09-06, Page 23Kingsbridge Kapera.
INTENDED FOR
LAST WEEK
Danny Wilson returned to
his boat "The S.S. Gulf
Canada' early Monday, Aug-
ust 28 following holidays
with his family here.
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Perry,
Detroit, Michigan attended
the Drennan family reunion
on Sunday afternoon, August
27 and will be visiting with
relatives and friends in this
area until Tuesday, August
29.
DRENNAN REUNION
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Dren-
nan and family of Crewe
entertained their relatives at
their home August 27th.
Those attending were Mrs.
Mae McGregor, Mrs. Jean
Finlayson, Mrs. Ann Lead-
better of Goderich; Mrs.
Elizabeth Plunkett and Gor-
don of Auburn; Mrs. Janet
r Drennan, Lucknow; Mr. and
Mrs. Mel Stewart, Guelph;
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Perry,
Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. Orville
Arthurs, Windsor; Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Macintosh,
Windsor; Mrs. Jean Ellyson,
Stratford; Mr. • and Mrs.
Henry Drennan, Ashfield;
Alvin Collinson, Goderich;
Mrs. Gladys Drennan, Lon-
don; Mrs. Helen Townsend
and Grant, Goderich; Mrs.
Isabel Drennan, Kincardine;
Gordon Drennan, Ashfield;
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Drennan,
Goderich; Mr. and Mrs.
George Collinson and family,
Goderich; Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Drennan and family, Stay -
nor; Mark Robinson, St.
Catharines; Mr. and Mrs.
Douglas Drennan and Den-
nis, Ashfield; Mr. and Mrs.
Al Drennan, Whitby; Mr.
and Mrs. Bryon Black and
• family; Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Collinson, Goderich; Mr. and
Mrs. Keith Malisky and
family; Mr. and Mrs. Barrie
Vardon and family, Smith
Creek, Michigan; Mr. and
Mrs. Emerson Stiffes, Mar-
ine City, Michigan; Mrs.
Theresa Brinker and family,
Art Dalton and son, Brian,
of Hamilton visited with
friends and relatives in this
area on Sunday, August 27
and were dinner guests with
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Courtney
and family.
Mrs. Marie Courtney of
Jackson, Michigan visited
duringthe week with Mr.
and Mrs. -John Austin, Mr.
and Mrs. Con Hogan, Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Courtney and
with Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Courtney, Goderich. She re-
turned home on Friday,
August 25.
Roseville, Michigan; Mr. and "
Mrs. Arnold Drennan and
family, Campbellford; Mr.
and Mrs. Ken Moran, Sea -
forth; Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Farrish, Ashfield; Mrs. John
Kuik and family, Ashfield;
Mr. and Mrs. Nick White,
Union Lake, Michigan; Mr.
and Mrs. Jas. White, Tim
and David, Royal Oak, Mich-
igan; Mr. and Mrs. Ronald
Drennan and Bill, Welland;
Mr. and Mrs. Doug McDon-
ald and family; Mr. and Mrs.
John Cameron MacDonald;
Brenda Chisholm.
Next year's reunion is
again being held at Jas.
Drennan's on August 26,
1979.
Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesch►y, September 6, 1978 --Page 23
A swim meet in Lucknow on Friday, August 25 saw 75
swimmers from Wingham, Teeswater and Lticknow
compete. There were . about 25 on the Lucknow team,
4-11 CLUB KAIRSHEA METRIC MAGICIANS
Here we are .again with
news from an exciting, new
4-H club. We started at 9.15
a.m. at the home of Mrs.
Clarence Ritchie, with ten
members. Nominations were
held with the following
results: president, Dianne
McBride; vice president,
Carol Buchmeier; secretary,
Nancy Haldenby; and press
reporter, Anne Doelman.
The leader for this club is
Mrs. Clarence Ritchie, and
the assistant leader is Karen
Doelman. The members of
this club are Carol Buchmei-
er, Bonnie Clark, Mary Ann
Ritchie, Karen Doelman,
Nancy Haldenby, Dianne
McBride, Molly McBride,
Tom Downey, Sherry Baker,
and Anne Doelman.
To start the, food part of
this club we made granola.
While it was baking ;We
played a grocery game where
one decided into which
section food would go, (milk
and milk produets, meat and
alternates, fruits and veg-
etables, breads and cereals,
'or a section " of little good-
ness). We also did a metric.
crossword.
We decided what else we
could, put in granola and how
to serve it. When we had
finished this, the granola was
ready to sample. Not all of us
like it. Before our next
meeting we must make
granola for our family and
get their opinion.
Fire at McClenaghan home..
CONTINUED FROM P. 10
Ladies of the community
gathered at -Dungannon Unit-
ed Church Sunday. School
room on Wednesday evening
at a shower in honour of Miss
Debbie Schultz, bride-to-be.
Mrs. Judi McMichael played
the piano while people gath-
ered. Elaine Stewart con-
ducted a contest. Piano solos
were rendered by Mary Anne
Boyle, and by Heather Ann,
Mary Katharine and Maur-
een
aur een Stapleton. The bride was
escorted to her chair by her
sister, Mrs. Bonnie Gib-
bings, Mrs. Michelle Rourke
and the groom's sister,
Charlene Rourke. Mrs. Flos-
sie Ivens read an address to
the bride and Sylke Becker
and . Glenda Park brought
forward the gifts. Debbie,
wearing a hat made from the
bows off the , gifts, thanked
the ladies courteously and
invited them to visit her in
Clinton. She gave special
thanks to the ladies who
organized the shower and
provided ltinch.
RELATIVES
BRIDAL SHOWER
A shower for two brides,
Miss Debbie Stothers (wed
on September 2) and Mrs.
Jim Lawlor, an August
bride, was held at Brookside
School on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Judi McMichael played
the piano while the guests
assembled and piled their
gifts in a wishing well. Mrs.
Marie Park conducted two
contests. Lenore Bradley of
Goderich gave a reading.
Elaine Stewart read the
address to Debbie Stothers
and Marie Park read the
address for Debra Lawlor.
Gifts were brought forward
by Wanda Park and Michele
Good. After the brides re-
plied with gracious thanks,
Mrs. Judi McMichael played
for singing of "For They Are
Jolly Good Fellows". A
delicious lunch was served.
• UNITED CHURCH NEWS
Rev. C. G. Westhaver
spoke on the subject, "Faith-
ful over a few things", based
on the parable of the talents,
in Sunday service at Dun
ganon United Church. The -
children's story was entitled,
"To everything a season".
A cordial welcome was
extended to Mrs. Harold
Elliott as new organist. Both
young and old, male and
female, if they are interested
in singing, are invited to
come to choir practice on
Thursday at7.00 p.m. Mrs.
Elliott is anxious to form a
choir which would contribute
much to the weekly services.
Sunday School will resume
its regular sessions next
Sunday. There is a teachers'
meeting on Tuesday evening
in the Sunday Sch: o1 room.
Dungannon Anniversary
Sunday will be observed on
September 17 with Rev.
Craig Railton of Cambridge
as guest preacher and the
Dahmer' family of Kitchener
bringing special music.
The sacrament of infant
baptism is anticipated at
both Nile and Dungannon
churches on . Sunday, Sept-
ember 24.
DUNGANNON CHRISTIAN
FELLOWShIP CHURCH
Pastor and Mrs. Lawrence
returned on Friday after
having spent the last few
weeks in Monetville, North-
ern Ontario.,
Pastor Lawrence spoke on
the thence, "Christ, the solid
rock", in his Sunday morn-
ing service.
which gave their best but did not come up the winner.
Wingham won the meet. [Dave Sykes photo]
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