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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1983-04-13, Page 15community news Home and Garden Show One of the most popular exhibits at the Lucknow Lions first annual Home and Garden Show on the weekend was the satellite dish and accompanying telecommunications equip- ment exhibited by Cantel Communications Systems of Lucknow. Tony Johnstone, background, left, and Brian Johnston, far right, are shown talking with some of the public who attended the show. [Sentinel Staff Photo] Lucknow Sentinel, Wedneeda April 13, 1983—Page IS Stanleys host theirfamily at Easter By 1May Boyle Mr, and Mrs. Leonard Stanley and family had as their Easter guests, Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Stanley of Luck - now, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Stanley and family of Ripley, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Stanley of Mississauga and Arthur Stanley of Lucknow. Mr, and Mrs. John E. Hodgins were to Brantford to attend the funeral of Mrs, Elmer Armstrong. Ladies from each of the village churches attended the Easter Thankoffering at Kin- loss United Church on Wed- nesday evening. All enjoyed a fine time of fellowship. Special Easter musk was provided by Mrs. Duncan Campbell at the piano, Mrs. James McEwan at the organ and the New Hope Singers of Kincardine, Mrs, Albert Col- well chaired the meeting and the student minister, Mr. Bruce Aitken gave the mes- sage and prayer. The guest speaker was Marion Calvert who spoke on Crosses and was assisted by Mrs. Shirley (Stanley) Gar- niss. Mrs. Lloyd Husk pres- ented gifts to the guests. The sing along was led by Mrs. Ron Stanley and Mrs. J. McEwan. The welcoming ladies were Mary Campbell and Jean Colwell. Relatives, friends and neighbours attended the fun- eral service at the MacKen- zie and McCreath Chapel at zehrs fox the only fme offer to thCanada's Wonderland is $415.95 vauue SU ,PM With every $40 order 7,ehrs r.ustnmers will receive a boy- one gei one Summer Ptevnew Passport rr,irnnn rvaluP $15 951 This r,nupon will he hnnnurrd ,r1 Canada s Wonderland and will allow the holder to bin/ onePrpvipw PasSpnrf for $15 95 and rP( rive a SPrnnd SlIrnmpr Prrvtpw P,)sSlint l lire (Prand cnnd turns n1 ih�, offer rrrr 1msIP(1 Ihrnughnut the stare and printer, on fhr ha( k n1 rar.h zehrs fine riarkei of fa* folds Lucknow on Wednesday af- ternoon for the late Frank Mautden, who passed away in the Wingham and District Hospital on Monday morn- ing. Rev. Shaw was in charge of the service. The Kinlough church ladies served a lovely luncheon at the church here following the funeral. Visitors with Mrs. Mautd- en and Keith and Jean Phil- lips were her husband, Arth- ur Phillips, who returned to Fonthill; Lillian Bray of Lis- towel, Dorothy Smith and Mrs. Douglas Palmer, who returned to Welland. Mr, and Mrs. Roy Shaw and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Shaw of Stayner were dinner guests on Wednesday with Mr and Mrs. Bill Burt. We are all sorry about the house fire at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Brian Hedley, west on concession 12. The fire broke out soon after noon, Thursday. The Lucknow Fire Department were called and responded immediately as the Hedley home is very close to Mr. and Mrs. Tom McDonald's. The blaze broke out a second time making an extra run for the firemen. The kitchen was completely gutted and much smoke and water damage done through- out the main house. Mr. and Mrs. Morley Bushell of Wingham and Mr, and Mrs. Jack Barr visited Sunday evening with Mrs. John Barr. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs, Robert Bonnett on the arrival of their baby girl, Julie Elizabeth, a sister for Donna and Heather. Visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Jack Barr on Sunday were Donald Hamilton of Tim- mins, Mrs. Gilbert Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hamil- ton and family of Lucknow; Mr, and Mrs. Herb Buckton, South Kinloss; Mrs. John Barr and Murray Barr of here; Mr. and Mrs. Gary Fair and Mrs. and Mrs. Henry Van de Klippe of Kincardine. Recent visitors over the Easter weekend with Mr, and Mrs, William MacPher- son, Holyrood were Mr, and Mrs, Carl Schoffer of Lon- don. Holyrood W.I. The April meeting of the Holyrood Women's Institute was held on Thursday after- nnon, April 7 at the home of Mrs. Harold Smith, Mrs, Lorne Eadie presided and the roll call was the payment of fees and program sugges- tions. Mrs. William MacPherson read the minutes of the pre- vious meeting and the com- munications. Mrs. Harold Smith reported the institute will help at Jamboree 83 in the food booth. Mrs. John Scott gave a full report of the District Directors meeting which was held at Kincardine in March. Delegate Mrs. Harold Smith, who along with Mrs. Charlie Murray, wilt --be in charge of the registration at the institute district annual in Lucknow May 17, Mrs, William MacPherson read the minutes, the finan- cial statement and the stand- ing committee reports were given as follows: Agriculture and Canadian industries, Mrs. Ellwood Elliott; Family and Consumers Affairs, Mrs. Charlie Murray; Citzenship and World Affairs, Mrs. Harold Smith; Curator, Mrs. William MacPherson; Public Relations officer, Miss Edna Boyle, Mrs, Lorne Eadie thanked all for their help and support. Mrs. Agnes Hodgins pres- ented the new slate of offic- ers for 1983.84 and Mrs, Lorne Eadie Conducted the installation, past president, Mrs. Lorne Eadie; president, Mrs, Charlie Murray; 1st vice, Mrs, John Scott; 2nd vice, Mrs, Agnes Hodgins; secretary treasurer, Mrs, William MacPherson; assist- ant, Mrs, Orrie Gingrich; public relations officer, Miss Edna Boyle; district director, Mrs, Lorne Eadie; assistant, Mrs, Alex Percy; curator, Mrs, Lorne Eadie; auditors, Mrs, Harold Smith and Mrs, Ellwood Elliott; branch dir- ectors, Mrs, John Scott, Mrs, Agnes Hodgins, Mrs, Char- lie Murray; pianist, Miss Edna Boyle. Standing committee con- veners: Agriculture and Can - Turn to page 20 Now In Stock A SHIPMENT OF 12" x 12" Ceiling Tile *CLOUD WHITE •WHITE DAPPLE 'GOLD BRITE *GOLDEN WEB ;014-4-************************ Z h. x 4 H, Cloud White Lay in Panels ALSO 4' x 8' and 4' x 9' Weathertite Board St. Lawrence Cement PORTLAND AND MASONRY HENDERSON BUILDING T JOHN W. HENDERSON LTD. 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