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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1983-04-13, Page 4whftechurch news Lneknow Sentinel, Wednesday, April 13, 1983—Page 4 Whitechurch corrtr unity honour Vic and Va1ea Enterson By Valetta Emerson On Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tiffin, Gertie Tifllin and Mr. and Mrs. Elden Emerson, Darlene, Sharon and Brenda hosted a birthday party and open house for Mr. and Mrs. Victor Emerson in White- thurch Community Memorial !#all, A large crowd of ap- fproximately 280 relatives, riends, neighbours and children tall during the after- noon to bring birthday greet- +ngs and enjoy a light lunch and tea. MI enjoyed them- selves for therm was plenty of room to visit with friends you met there, Mr, and Mrs, Russell Gaunt of Wingham were Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs, Bill Purdon, Mr, and Mrs, Gordon Campbell and Heather, Kit- chener spent the weekend with Mr, and Mrs, Bill Rantoul and on Sunday even- ing all spent the evening with Mr, and Mrs, Maek Cardin, Brussels, Mr, and Mrs, Reg SCholtk of Blyth visited on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, Lorne Durnin and attended the Emerson birthday party, Rev. and Mrs, John Bell were supper guests with Mr, and Mrs, Walter Elliott and Karen, Visitors on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Elliott and Karen were Mr. and Mrs. Barry Elliott, Ryan and Lyle; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Elliott, Jeffery and Leslie, Brussels; David Elliott, List- owel and Agnes Elliott, Wingham. Mr, and Mrs. Wallace Wilson of West Wawanosh visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Bill Purdon. Mr, and Mrs. Gary ,John- ston, Margaret, Miry and Brian of Mildmay were Sun- day visitors with her sister, Mr, and Mrs. Walter Moore and family, A birthday party was held in Whitethurrh Community Memorial Hall on Saturday evening by the family of Bill Neabel. Mr, and Mrs: Pat Donnel- ly, Angela and Jill of Toronto visited Sunday with her parents, Mr, and Mrs, Wal- late Milligan and attended the Christening dinner at Orland Irwin `s home for Cody Roy Irwin. Mr, and Mrs, Bill Uuldriks visited Friday and Saturday with Mr, and Mrs, Freed Boonstra, John, Emily, Paul and Colvin of Sarnia: Russel Proctor of Livonia, Michigan spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. tared Tiffin and attended the Em- erson birthday party in the Hall on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Emer- son, Darlene, Sharon and Brenda of - St. Catharines spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Victor Emerson. On Sunday at Chalmers Church, Cody Roy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Steve Irwin, Lucknow was baptised by Rev. John Bell. After the service, a dinner was held at the home of his grandpar ents, Mr. and Mrs. Orland Irwin, Faye, Michael and Donald. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Milligan; Mr. and Mrs. Alan Falconer, Tony, Timmy and Amy; Mr. and Mrs, Bill Glover, Sarnia; Mr. and Mrs, Pat Donnelly, Angela and Jill, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs, Ivan Laidlaw, Jan- et, Kimberley and bon Nich- olson; Viola Irwin and Clara Crowston, great grandmoth- er, Lucknow; Louise Conley, Edmonton and Rev. and Mrs. John Bell. A 25th wedding anniver- sary party was held by Jo McCormick for her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Don McCorm- ick on Friday, April 8 in Whitechurch Community Hall with music supplied by Tiffins Orchestra. An dextra large crowd was in attend- ance, Mr. and Mrs. McCor- mick were called to the front and thanked all for cards, gifts and for coming to cele- UNVDONMAN *lett MO id r4071 Aro 73__ k4utl 8 - MOON 8 *811.8* A - Odd* 3 G RIRMINGIIAM acl1Jo. ' ro /A1* s ow nwfo., 011,8 s WA" I.M o IMF AA, 7 AA. n ! P1 5 td1+, Y^ • Yb 100 WTI Mt wI+Ott 101, of ituYto Mta$ wow mom $538_158 $598 598 } 618 + 658 --- --- 718 cHU) MAE 1499 9F°' RI YbMN '618 ,1858 1678 1598 1818 1538 678 718 138 658 678 698 738. 778 708, 718 738 _4_718 738 , 668 678 658 698 638 nc+ 1668 618 678 818 558 SfiE 1�tlti Holidays by Wardalt Air HJLIDAY WRLDCOL P1 brate with them. Whitechureb U.C.W. The UCW meeting was held Wednesday, April 6 at Mrs. Dave Gibb's home. Alice Moore read the scripture. Gertie Durnin read a story of the crucifixion and led in prayer. Mrs. Durnin gave the topic, Church in Society. She told of Rev. Paul Webb from Fredrick Mission in Toronto who dressed as a homeless transient, went to Halifax with only his social insurance card and $5 in his wallet. On Arrival in Halifax he was directed to a Catholic church. A nun gave him three slips of paper that would give him three nights lodging at the Salvation Army. He then set out to find food. At different churches he was disappoint- ed at the lack of compassion for the homeless. Some day he would like to go back and preach in those churches he visited as a bum. Alice Moore gave informa- tion on the Fredrick Mission which concentrates on single displacement. The main hos- tel accommodates 12 men over night with a good break- fast and dinner. A UCW group provides sandwiches for supper and have a senior men's home in the same building which holds 67. Mrs. Durnin closed the worship service with prayer. It was decided to send $10 to Alcohol and Drug Con- cern. Mrs. Evelyn Gibb gave an article on the problem concerning Nestle Milk form- ulas for babies in Third World countries. Many mo- thers do not make the formu- las correctly and babies die. The minutes were read by secretary, Mrs. Mussel Chap- man and roll call was answer- ed by 10 with a Bible verse with the word, Love. Agnes Farrier read a poem on Housecleaning. Wilda Laidlaw thanked the hostess and those taking part and closed the meeting with prayer. Lunch was served by hostess, Mrs. Gibb. Approve being perrnits Kinloss Council met in the Township office for the reg- ular meeting on April 5 with reeve Barry Johnston and all councillors present. Applications for building permits were approved for William Young to construct a machinery shed and for Robert Irwin to construct an addition to a residence. Demolition permits were ap- proved for Lloyd Johnston, lot 15 concession 7, to demol- ish a bare and for Robert Irwin to demolish part of a residence. Tenders were accepted as follows: Pollard Bros. to supply and apply calcium chloride at $169.65 per flake equivalent tonne; Lucknow District Co-operative for diesel fuel; Joe Kerr Limited for "A" gravel for Township roads at $1.57 per cubic yard, for ratepayers lanes at $2.00 per cubic yard and for the Whitechurch road at 51.79 per cubit yard; W.E.T. Bu- shell for put run gravel at .35c for the first kilometer and .1Oc for eaeh additional kilometer thereafter. Tend- ers are subject to the approv- al of the Ministry of Trans- portation and Communica- tions. By-law 13-1983 was passed to zone part of lot 37 concession 1 to residential Turn to page 74k CLOSED SATURDAY OPEN SUNDAY ALEXANIAN CARPET LONDON ADELAIDE STORE ONLY 685 Imo,doelaidhe North 7 hours only SUNDAY, APRIL 17th 1OAM.to5P.M. 011 Alexnnialm everyday price or Alexanian comparable book price ALL 1 st quality part rolls, remnants and room size rugs FOR BEST SEI,ECTION.,.SHOP EARLY! and bring along your room measure nelnts-ut those pricces tboy'II go buil SpecletrI Sunday Moors for This Sola Only 10 to S aDi 'Cusrh1I buedgt or ',,s 685 Adelaide North London 432-1147