The Lucknow Sentinel, 1979-09-26, Page 44•
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Page 12—Lucknow Sentinel, Wedneaday, October 3, 1979
'Whitechurch girls go to Chatham ploughing match
BY VALETTA EMERSON
Mr. and MrS. Walter El-
liott, David, Barry, Karen,
Sherry Bradley and .Clara
Milligan were dinner guests
with •Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Forster and family of South
Kinloss.
Communion services were
held in the United Church on
Sunday with Rev. E. LeDrew
of Brussels in charge..
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley
Tiffin and Mrs. Cassie Mow-
bray spent the weekend in
Guelph helping Mr. and
Mrs. Dave Henderson cele-
brate their 40th anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Evans
of Hyde Park visited on
Sunday with his parents; Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Evans.
Misses Faye Irwin and
Janet Laidlaw spent Satur-
day at the Ploughing Match
at Chatham.
• Mrs. Philip Steer visited
on Tuesday with Mrs. Bill
Evans. -
Mr. and Mrs. Bill McBurn-
ey returned home to Toronto
on Wednesday having finish-
ed painting Victor Emerson's
•house and garage.
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Emer-
son, Darlene, Sharon and
Brenda of St. Catharines,
spent the weekend with Mr.
and. Mrs. Victor Emerson
and attended the reception at
• Lucknow Community Centre
• for Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Taylor..
• The Kittloss Recreation
committee on Friday evening
• -held a Teen Dance in White-
church Community Memorial
Hall with a good sized crowd
in attendance.
On Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Bell and Chris. of
Toronto and Mr. and Mrs.
Wesley Bell, Carrie and
Robin of Walkerton, visited
with their parents, Rev. and -
Mrs. JohBell..
Mr. and' Mrs. Raymond
DesRoches and Stephen of
n
London spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mc-
Clenaghan and Mrs. Mary
• Mc Clenaghan. On. Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. DesRoches and
Stephen and Mr. and Mrs..
Carl McClenaghan visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Herb
• Clarke of Lucknow. •Mrs.
DesRoches and Mrs. Clarke
are sisters.
Sunday afternoon Rev. and
Mrs. Clarence McClenaghan .
of Paisley visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Carl McClenaghan,
Mrs. Mary McClenaghan
and Miss Mildred McClen-
aghan.
Mrs. Mary McClenaghan
on Monday was admitted to
Victoria Hospital, London,
where she will have a
cataract removed from her
eye.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tiffin
on Friday attended the
Ploughing Match at Chat-
ham.
Nat Thompson was a caller
on Saturday with Mr. and
Mrs. Victor Emerson as at
the beginning of the week he
enters Victoria Hospital.
On Thursday, evening Joe
Tiffin' attended the ex)wutive
*Meeting of Stratford' Music-
ians •local 418, held at St.
Marys and a general meeting
at Stratford on. Sunday.
Mrs. Orville Tiffin and
Mrs. Joe Tiffin on Saturday
visited with John McInnes
and Tom. McInnes at Turn -
berry Estates.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Rin-
toul, on Sunday, • attended
the Charolais show at Mark-
ham where 12 herds were
present. Leroy Rintoul of.
Bradford • was .one •of the
judges. Little 'Kevin Rintoul
visited •with • his grandpar-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Rintoul.
We are pleased to report
that Miss Myrtle Beecroft
'was able to leave hospital
last Thursday and return to
Brookhaven Nursing Home.
Little Kevin Beecroft, son
of Ronald Beecroft, last week
spent four days in University
Hospital, returning home on
Sunday without the infection
being' diagnosed.
•After visiting a few days.
with Mr. and Mrs. Donald
• Gaunt at Chatham, Mr. and
• Mrs. Bill.Purdon arrived
home on Monday.
Murray Gibb arrived home
on Sunday from the West,
where he had been employed
for the summer months,
• BRIDAL SHOWER
• A shower was held for
bride to be, Sherry Bradley,
at Whitechurch Community
Memorial Hall. The gift table
was decorated with an um-
brella centerpiece with, but-
ton roses, and hydrangea
• flowers. The chairlady was
Mrs. Angus Falconer. Clara
Milligan and Karen Young,
with- pianist Mrs. Agnes
Farrier, sang, You Light up
my Life and 'the Wonder of
• South Kinloss
• .from page 5.
• Mr. John MacKinnon and
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Elliott
flew out to Alberta to visit
with relatives and friends for
two weeks.
• Mr. and Mrs. Alex Mac-
Intyre and family of Alliston
• visited on the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Donald MacIn-
tyre and family.
Mary MacKinnon enjoyed'
a tour to Montreal and Queb-
ec City on her holidays.
Margaret MacIntyre was
home from Hamilton for the
weekend.
Weekend visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Dick McQuiltin and
Ron were Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Morrison of Willowrlale and
Gordon McQuillin of Sarnia.
Stocker Sale
At the October I stocker
sale held at the Lucknow
Sales Barns, 360 cattle were
sold.
21 heifer calves, averaging
388 lbs. were sold by Bob
McIntosh to Wim de Boer at
51 per lb,
13 steers, averaging 515
lbs. were sold to Joe Foran
by James Finleon of Wawa -
nosh at 99%c.
Nine Charolais steers aver-
aging 920 lb, sold at 87.10c.
They were sold to Bert Cun-
ningham. Carlow by Allan
RhOdy.
Seven Charolais heifers,
averaging 875 went for 77.75
andwere sold to Gordon
Stewart, Ripley by Peter
Edisbury.
Gross sales for the day
were 5202,000.
You. Mrs. Victor Emerson
gave readings by Smiley, on
How to Wreck a Marriage
and by Gordon Green, on the
Wedding Ceremony. Mrs.
BM Gibson, Mrs. Ivan Laid-
law, Mrs. Don Ross and Mrs.
Dave Gibb sang, Morning
Has Broken and Snow White
Dove. Mrs. Falconer invited
the shower party, Shelley St.
Marie, Sherry Bradley and
Laurie Purdon to the plat-
form, Assisting with the gifts --
were Karen Elliott, Kendra
Purdon, Jayne Phillips and
Clara Milligan and others.
The mothers made a sash of
bows. Among the gifts were
towels and sheets, mixer,
–crystal set, pillow cases, an
ironing board, toastmaster,
iron and chinaware.
The bride to be thanked
the folks for corning, for the
gifts and the sponsors. All
sang for She's a Jolly Good
Fellow and lunch was served.
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