The Lucknow Sentinel, 1986-01-15, Page 9WI PR meeting in Wingham
The Public Relations meeting of White-
church WI was held at the home of Miss
Merle Wilson, Wingham, on Jan. 8 with 13
ladies present.
The rollcall was a way to make life
easier. It was suggested that everyone
wear a smile.
The motto was Commercials that insult
your intelligence. What really insults your
intelligence is the hygiene and personal
commercials. We all know what we need
and don't have to have it advertised in
front of the family,
To sum it up, we get what we need and if
less advertising were done, we wouldn't
have to pay so much for our products.
The Surprise Package Auction Sale with
Mrs. Jean McGuire as 'auctioneer helped
the institute financially. A sewing contest
was given with Mrs. Norma Rintoul
winner. A vote of thanks was given Miss
Merle Wilson and those taking part. The
lunch committee consisted of Mrs. James
Wilson, Mrs. Agnes Farrier and Mrs.
Norma Rintoul. In February there will be
no meeting.
People Report
On Jan. 7, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Ladner of Vermont were callers on Mr. and
Mrs. Wallace Milligan.
Mrs. Elsie Houston of Lucknow was a
Wednesday caller on Mr. and Mrs. Victor
Emerson.
Andrea, Erica and Ashley Courtis of Dor-
chester spent• a few days with their
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John A.
Currie. Paul Currie of Toronto also spent
the weekend with his parents..
The east turkey barn on the farm where
Harty Sjaarda and family live was burned
on Saturday evening.
Sunday, Visitors with Mr. ,and Mrs.
Beecroft were Ronald, Shannon and
Heather Beecroft, Sharon Worth and Ken
Sinnamon of Winghim.
It is a pleasure to report that Mr, Bill
Forster is slowly improving in Wingham
Hospital.
Visitors cm the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Elliott were Mr. and MrsA
David Elliott, London and Mr, and Mrs.
Paul Laidlaw, Michelle and Jason of Dor-
chester.
Communion service was held on Sunday
at- Chalmers Presbyterian Church, with
Rev. G. Ball and Rev. W. Henderson in
charge.
Mrs. Angus Falconer, a patient, return-
ed home from Wingham Hospital on Jan.
12.
Sunday guests with Mrs. Norma Rintoul
were Mr. and Mrs. Neil Rintoul, Steven,
Scott and Stuart of West Wawanosh.
Weekend guests with Mr. and Mrs.
Elroy Laidlaw were Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Laidlaw, Michelle and Jason of Dorchester.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Dyment, Ginny and
Michael of Streetsville visited Friday and
Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Alan Falconer,
- Tony, Tim and Amy.
This community wishes, to extend their
sympathy to the relatives of the late Miss
Ella Macintosh whose in memoriam
• service was -held the afternoon of Jan. 5 at
the Lucknow funeral parlor. Miss Macin-
tosh rew up in the tangside area where
she was well known. Many will remember
he/ and extend their sympathy.
Church sees were held on Sunday in
Chalmers Presbyterian Church where they
will be held during January at 11 a.m. °
There is no Sunday School for the winter
months.
Mr. Jack Whytock had charge of the
serviceson Jan. 5 at Wingham Presbyter-
ian Church.
Callers on New Year's Day n Miss
Mildred-kleClenaghan were Mr. and Mrs.
Rick Yocilton and Tanarea.
Ivan Laidlaw and Kim arrived home on
Saturday from their holiday trip to Florida.
The next 44] workshop will be held Jan.
21., Any 'girls or boys wishing to study the
course "Milk Makes If phone Mrs,
Walter Elliott or Mrs. Wardrop. If they are
12 years old by Jan. 1 they are eligible.
Bill Forster is a patient in Wingham
,Hospital due to a car accident in which his
neck is injured. The community wishes him
a speedy recovery.
New Year's party a success
1986 was eagerly welcomed by those
attending the Dungannon Agricultural
Society's New Year's Eve Party.- The Star
Spinners, Clair and Bonnie Hodges,
provided great music throughout the
evening.
The first ten ladies arriving at the dance
received.a lovely' corsage. They were: Pat
Williams, Kathy Gutmanis, Beth Hodges,
Claire Cook, Beth Robson, Deb Gregory,
Kelly Brindley, Nancy Carmichael, Mary
Margaret Fuller and. Joanne Buchanan.
Spot dances were won by Larry and
Kelly Weaver, Rey and Kathy Ontmanis,
Beth Hodges and John Park and Grant -
Johnston and Joanne Buchanan.
Jim Hayden and Bob Bouck were the
lucky winners of the door prizes.
After tnidnight, a hot meal of ham,.
scalloped potatoes, baked beans, coleslaw,
relishes and rolls was served.
Full house for afternoon auxiIiaiy..,
The afternoon auxiliary of the WMS of
the Lucknow Presbyterian Church met on
Jan. 8 at the home of Mrs. Roy Finlayson
with 22 ladies present.
Mrs. Morgan Henderson, presided' and
opened the meeting with a verse, "Count
Your Blessings". Mrs. Henry MacKenzie
had the Bible study.
This year the group is studying "Women
of the Bible", and the one chosen for today
was Dorcas. Dorcas was a good Woman,
noted for helping others With her kind acts.
Mrs. Robert Reid led in prayer. The
minutes of the last meeting were read and
business and correspondence dealt with.
Mrs. J. E. Little had the Glad Tidings
review, She told of the trouble in South
Africa and how the blacks are restricted in
many ways. Mrs. William Hendersongave
two interesting readings,
Mrs. Ken Laidlaw introduced our new
study book "Native People of North Amer"
lea". We think of Indians as Indians but
actually there are tenmain, language
groups with many, different dialectS, It is
believed that the, native people could be
traced bite* 14,000 years and that rOgrat-*
ing tribes are thihight to have crossedrlhe
land bridge across Bering Strait, coming
from Asia to North America. When the
white explorers eante; they gradually took
over the land and the Indians were put on
reserves.
Thanks Were extended to the hostess and
lunch committee. Mrs. Noble Johnston
closed with prayer and a social hour
followed.,
Lottery up
Winners in the Jan, 13 lottery draw for
the Lucknow and District Sports Complex
were C. E. MactraVislr Ltd., 451)();, Cletus.
Dillon, $300 and 4100 wilthers Gary
Jonathan rand Sarah Nelson,
January 6 draw winners were Jame*Ort$,
Parkhill ISM Harold Howald 5300, ,./1)Iiir
Vacnadmerw, merfc47,1400vistaltind,L' Eurrgical'ut,,BY1o0ar$01Y:,of
$500 in the Dec. JO draw, It°4„
McDonagh winning opo, Harry c�tt.
ettgalePc01ey $100 and 1r Harold Howald 5100»Beg Hackett, .c • ,
Eadie won 5100
4 . Chuck
Pege#1 draw IlerTed ;1627,e'rs
300 and
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