HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1979-04-04, Page 56Palle 28--"lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, April 11, 1979
Pinetree Crestmets
Oldest resident celebrates birthday
Many residents celebrated
their birthdays in March.
Our oldest resident, Annie
MacKenzie, celebrated her
103rd birthday on March
12th. Her family held a
birthday party for her on
March 10 in the Activity
Room.' Her children, grand-
children and great grand-
children attended.
Others celebrating birth-
days in March were Abbie
Clifford. March 5, Mary
Woolnough March 9, Min-
eria MacEwan March 15.
Jean Scott March 17. Aubrey
Higgins March 17. Annie
Orvis March 18, Elizabeth
Dalton March 21, Mary
Higgins March 24 and Mary
Cleland March 27.
St. Helens Women's Insti-
tute entertained us at the
birthday party.
• On Saturday, March 10,
Allan Miller came with his
band to entertain us. Ronnie
Rock sang and played his
guitar and Dawn Griffith,
granddaughter of E. Griffith,
tap danced for us. Mrs.
George Harkness accompan-
ied Allan on the piano.
Rev. Munshaw held a wor-
ship service on Sunday,
On Sunday, April 8 a
• family dinner was held at the
home of Miss Winnie Stew -
'art in London. This was a
yearly get together and 18
guests were present from
Hamilton. Oakville, DUndas,
Burlington and London. In
the afternoon, a fainily show-
er was held for Miss Kim
Stewart, April bride to be.
She received many lovely
gifts. A delicious dinner was
served at 6.30, Mrs, Phillip.
Stewart spent the past twc
weeks at Winnie's home in
London.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Tun-
ney and children of Erin, Mr.
and Mrs. Rick Tunney of
Georgetown, Helen Neabel,
London, Mrs. Julus Fischer
and Darlene of Listowel and
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Neabel,
Kenny, Robin and Lesia of
Lucknow spent Sunday with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
William Neabel and Graham
of R. 3 Lucknow.
Celebrate Wililam
Neabel's birthday
The family of William
Neabel. R. R. 3 Luckhow,
gathered at the Whitechurch
Community Hall on Satur-
day, April 7 to celebrate his
80th birthday. About 50
people attended the dinner
prepared by Mrs. Neabel,
Guests attended from Cal-
edon, Georgetown, Erin,
London, Elmira, Kitchener,
Listowel, Lucknow and the
surrounding area.
Music for dancing was
supplied by Mr. Neabel's
•grandson, Doug Fischer of.
Kitchener', following the
meal. Lunch was served at
midnight.
Friends Are
• A Nice Thing
To Have...
THIS EMBLEM IS THE
SIGN OF GOOD BUSI-
NESS AND GOOD
FRIENDS.
For information call:
Phone 3571963 •
March 11 and the Lucknow
Christian Reformed Church
ladies held a bingo on
Monday, March 12.
Mrs. Les Wardell carne to
entertain us on MOO 13
with her fiddle. She dressed
up -in green and sang some
Irish songs to us also. Mrs.
Harkness accompanied her
on the piano.
The Kinettes came for
their monthly bingo on
March 13 and the Lucknow
Ll.C.W. Unit # 3 came and
entertained us on March 16
and then played cards with
the residents.
We were. all happy to have
Former
minister
worships with
Lucknow
congregation
Rev. Glenn Noble, Mrs.
Noble and Lesley Anne from
Swift current, Saskatchewan
spent the past week with
Mrs. Noble Johnston. Sun-
day, the congregation of the
Lucknow Presbyterian
Church were pleased to have
them • worship with • them.
Rev.. Noble presented his
pictureoto the church to be
hung, in the gallery •with
pictures of other- fortnpr
•
ministers. ••
Clarke Johnston here to sing
for us on St. Patrick's Day.
I've never seen so many
smiles as they listened to his
Irish songs.
Mrs. Jordan's daughter,
Freda Johnston, accompan-
ied him on the piano.
The Roman Catholic resid-
ents held their communion in
' the Activity LOOM on March
20 and on the first day of
spring a van load of residents
travelled out to Robinson's
sugar shack at St. Augustine.
Alice Ritchie came with us
and we all enjoyed our first
outing of the new year.
The Pentecostal Church of
Kinlough made their month-
ly visit to sing for us. We all
enjoyed their hymns and the
pastor spoke to us.
The Christian Reformed
Church made their monthly
visit on March 25. We
appreciate all the visits and
entertainment from the dif-
ferent organizations in the
area.
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Births
HOGAN - at Wingham and
• District Hospital on March
31, 1979; to Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Hogan, R. R. 3
Lucknow, a daughter, 7 lbs.
oz.., • Vanessa Yolanda, a
sister for Christopher.- Proud
grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. John Howard, R. R. 7
Lucktiow and Mr. and Mrs.
Angel Vegk Quito, Ecuador.
ELLIOTT -;Rick and Wendy
of R. R. 1 Kincardine are
pleased • to announce • the
birth of their daughter, Erin,
7 lb. 111/2 oz., onSaturdayy
March 31, 1979 at. St. Jos-
eph's Hospital, London.
Spring -Easter '79 is a
study in pared down fashions thot
• emphasize cartes and *laity.
•smartly accentuated with gentle details.
Color springs from 'every Nish
and dress in bright and glorious
• ronhinations.
Find your favorite looks and join
in/. ,
the Eastei Parade with a,brand new
ofereisentent.
Our stork of ;wits and dretoWs
rompiine now. ready for 0i:1rselection
toetiki sea tr,tlie Pitt Onito
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• Gladys Reed, Lucknow, winner of a $1,0001ist week in
the Lions Radio Bingo, purchases another bingo card at
Bain's Groceteda,
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Night School
Achievement Night
at
•
Lucknow Central
Public School
Wednesday, April 18
8:00 - 9:30 p.m.
•
*Student and Adult Work on Display
•Bake • Sale
*Chinese Auctions
*French Cafe