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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1979-06-20, Page 20Page 20--Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, June 20, 1979 Gather for Father's 'Day Barry Tiffin and his friend, Charles St. Pierre of London, spent the weekend with Barry's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Tiffin. To celebrate Father's. Day,. •her mother, Mrs. Ethel Stewart of Wing - ham and his mother, Mrs Elizabeth Tiffin of 4th con- cession and Mr. and Mrs. Doug Tiffin and family of Wingham visited on Sunday. The new preacher, Rev. John Bell, and.. b: , e due to arrive on Wednesda at the manse at White- church. The village extends a warm welcome to these newcomers. sary services. On Saturday to celebrate Mrs. Wallace Milligan's birthday were Mr. and Mrs. Brian Falconer, Sarnia, Kev- in Falconer, Lori Purdon, Mr. and Mrs, Angus Falcon- er, Mr. and Mlis. Alan Fal-. coner, Tony, Timmy and Amy, Wallace Milligan and Clara Milligan and . their brother-in-law, Elgin Crozier of Niagara -on -the -Lake. A dinner was held with a. decorated birthday cake on the table. Many gifts were received from the family with "wishes fet many more happy birthdays. . This week in WHITECHURCH ,.. by Valetta Emerson Mr. and Mrs. Walter Elliott, Karen and David, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Don Campbell and family of London and called on Mr. and Mrs. Paul Laid- law and Michelle. Visiting on Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Purdon were Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Robinson, Harris. .Pardon, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Tiffin, Mrs. Robert Mowbray, Miss Beatrice Mc.Quillin and Bill McQuillin. Mrs... Eimer Purdon of "Wingham' visited a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs: Bill Purdon. Visitors on Sunday with . . M. and Mrs. Lorne Durnin• were Mrs. Laura McNeil and Elmer'.. Woods of St.. Helens. and Mr. and Mrs. Tom' Traffalut of Southampton. .,Cecil•Juanita'and Rocky of Kingsbridge ' and Mr. and. Mrs. Little visited on Sunday with.thier step sister, Lori Hill•, at Orillia. Sherry, Michael and Rick Bradley- visitedon Sunday With their father, Gordon Bradley . at .Port Colborne. To Celebrate Father's Day. Mr. and Mrs: Gary :Rintoul and Kevinhad as guests Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Rintoul and Brian, Mr, and Mrs. Bradley Speiran, . Brussels, Mrs. Le- roy Rintoul, Carol, :Debbie and Kimberley, Mrs. Hazel Purdon, Lucknow, and. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Corey, Clinton. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Don Ross held a smorgas- bord supper, a complete surprise, to celebrate her parents' 45th wedding anni- versary. nniversary. Present to enjoy the celebration were the family, Mr. and Mrs. George Gaunt, London, Mr. and Mrs, Har- ley .Gaunt, Billie, Brenda and Jana, of Wingham, 'Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gautit, Centralia, and Mrs. Peter Feijkl of Dashwood. The new house being built by . Mr. and Mrs. Orland Irwin has the foundation wall built and the hydro is being installed .,and . the bush re- moVed to widen the drive way. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Coultes and family, Blyth, visited on Sunday with his 'father, Al- bert Coultes and attended the United , Church anniver- 1 To help Mrs. Ben,iMcClen- aghan celebrate her 82nd birthday on Sunday the rela- tives who gathered were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Moss, Mr. and Mrs. Don Moss and Amy sof 'Plattsville, Susan Moss, Shelley Hiltz, Bob Beer, Brian Petrie; all of Newmark- et, Mrs.. Bess • Garrison, Blyth, Mr. and Mrs. Mel McClenaghan, Waterloo, Mr. and Mrs.. Michael. Mc- Clenaghan and Meredith, Stoney Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Irwin McClenaghan, Mr. and Mrs. Richard McClenaghan, Paul , and Christopher, St. Thomas; Mr. and Mrs. Klein Haar, Jennifer and Vanessa, Mr. and Mrs. Ron McClen- aghan, Mr. and Mrs., Mark Duffy and .Jamie, all of St. Thomas., Mrs. Eileen Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Doug Parker, Steven and Chrissy, Mr. and Mrs..Mtiffay Granville, Benji and Billie, all of Exter, Mr. and Mrs. Geoff •Graham,. Dena, Darcy and Devin, of Burlington, Mr. and Mrs. Jim McIntyre, Val Caron, Mr.:and Mrs. lAlan McIntyre, London, and Mr. and Mrs. Don Clarke and Raymond, of Stoney Creek; She was pres- ented with a beautiful decor- ated cake with candles. All were present fqr the noon meal which was held outside as the weather was fine and Warm. Mrs. McClenaghan and 14 of her relativei attended the morning anni- versary service' . of White- church United Church where Rev. G. Watt was guest speaker and her grand- daughter, Susan Moss, was guest soloist. The community extends best wishes and health to Mrs. McClenaghan for many more birthdays. , Mrs. Edith Brown of 'Lon- don visited Friday evening and Saturday with her par- ents, Mr; and Mrs. Bill Evans and on Sunday Mr. and ' Mrs. Bob Evans and daughter, Ellen of Hamilton visted with is his parents. Whitechurch Women's In- stitute .heldtheir bus trip. on Wednesday with Allan Nich- olson their bus driver. They toured Grey and Bruce .Coun- ties, visiting- such places as Chatsworth Fish Hatcheries; Owen Sound, Wiarton and L.iQns Head. All :felt it was a most enjoyable tour. Andy • Versteeg last week had the misfortune to have two fingers on his left hand. injured in a. lawn mower mishap which necessitated a trip to• London Hospital. He is 'home with it all . taped up and able to attend school. The community wishes Andy a very speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs: John Gibb and Ryan of Kitchener 'were weekend visitors with his parents; Mr. and Mrs. Dave Gibb. Miss Barbara Purdon of Kitchener spentthe weekend with her parents, • Mr. and.. Mrs. Bill Purdon. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Cowl- Tes spentlist weekend . in oronto. with Mr. and Mrs, Murray Coultes 'and' family.' Visitors on Sunday in honour of Father's Day with Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Rob - Minsert, Mark and Tracy were r.'' and Mrs. Bill •Rintoul, I�rtted `C�iur�h anniversary servace Whitechurch United Church'held anniversary ser- vices on Sunday,, June 17. Rev. George D. Watt, B.A., B.B„ officiated at both' serv- ices. Music was supplied by organist Agnes Farrier and pianist Janet Laidlaw. The topic of the morning sermon was The Royal Priv- ilege. The choir anthem was Nothing is Impossible. Guest soloist Susan Moss sa4 Gentle Shepherd and Through It All. Jack Whytock gave a violin instrumental, He Leadeth Me. The evening sermon con- sidered For, Thine is the Kingdom.: The Mar -Bel choir sang Charity, God Bless Our Home, I Heard a ' Forest Praying and I See God. Guest soloist was Marie Douglas. A fellowship hour. with refreshments was held in the Sunday Schoolroom follow- ing the service. MAKE IT A RlflE... use waM ADS, A HANDY TOOL Mr, and Mrs. Roy Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Mack Cardiff, Brussels, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Guteskie, Michelle and Michael who had also been at Point Farms for a holiday. Mrs. Susan Oliver, ,who had been visiting Hugh Sin- namon, was taken by Mrs. MacMillan to the airport on Monday to leave for her home ,in Northern Ireland. Charlie Lever attended the anniversary services with Hugh Sinnamon at the Unit- ed Church and then accom- panied Hugh to the home of Mr. and -Mrs. E. W, Beecroft where he spent the rest of the day. Doreen Wilson of Toronto also visited 'at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Bee- croft. Karen Beecroft entered her story, "The Family Pic- nic", in the Rural Voice paper and received second prize for it. Weare pleased to report that Mary Laidlaw was ,able to return home on• Saturday from the Wingham Hospital much improved in health. Congratulations from the community.. to Grade 8 'stud- ents, Cindy Moore, Richard Day, Eddie . de Boer, • Joey. Tiffin and ' Jerry Ward 'on. receiving graduation diplom as at the June 18 exercises. at Lucknow Central ' Public. School. They attended a din- ner at the communitycentre at 6.30 and the graduation progratn was. at 8.p.m. at the. school. • • Financial assistance • Management counselling (CASE) • Management training • Information on government programs for business Can we help you? See our Representative Bob Pearce and Bob Furtney at: The Bedford Hotel, .Goderit;h EVERY TUESDAY on: Next Visit: 'June 26th - FEDERAL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT BANK (Branch Office. Address) For prior Information call 271 5.650' [collect] orwritel1036,Ointario St.,Stratfoil' GIBSON 17 CU, FT. GOLD Refrigerator -Freezer 1 ONLY - NORGE SLIM LINE, WHITE Washer PANASONIC 26" Colour T.V. $589.95' $399.95 $650.00 5,000, 6,000, 10,000 B.T.U. Air Conditioners $225.00 & up Greer T.V. & Electric LUCKNOV.' 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