HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1979-10-10, Page 24Page 24--Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, October 10, 1979
Conductor of Centennial Choir
Bob Hall, who attended
school in Lucknow, has been
appointed conductor of the
Canadian Centennial Choir
in Ottawa.
A son of Mr. and Mrs.
Elwin Hall of Owen Sound,.
he is- a graduate of the
OSCVI, and has a• master of
music degree from the Uni-
veristy of Western Ontario,
London. He has five years
conducting experience with
such choirs as the Vancouver
Chamber Choir, an assistant
to Jon Washburn, and as
conductor of the London
Capella Singers and the
Elmira Regional Group Men-
nonite Mass Choir.
For five yearshe has sung
with the Ontario Youth Choir
and three days a week is now
singingmith the Tudor Sing-
ers in Montreal, a profes-
sional choir. He has appear-
ed as bass soloist with the
Mennonite Choir and the
Georgian Bay Community
Choir and Orchestra. He has
also been the accompanist
for both the Kitchener Phil-
harmonic Choir and London
Pro Musica.
Mr. Hall will be organist
and choir director at St.
Richard's Anglican Church
in Nepean for the coming
season. He will be teaching
piano, voice and theory priv-
ately.
For recreation when he
Vis•
it with Thornpsons
Phil and Ardonna Ogison,
Ariel and David of Elmira;
Bob and Roberta Hewat of
Vancouver; Mrs. Campbell
(Margaret) Thompson of
Lucknow; Miss Helen
Thompson of Lucknow; Mur-
ray and Patricia Hunter,
Matthew and Jennifer of
Wingham; Rod and Joanne
MacFarlane of Brampton;
Bob and Edith Thompson,
Anne and Robert of Windsor
and John Thompson of Sar-
nia. Bob Hewat's great aunt,
Miss Lorna Campbell of
Lucknow, was unable to be
present as she has been
hospitalized at Wingham and
District Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hewat
of Vancouver visited with
relatives in the community
on Thanksgiving weekend.
Bob and Roberta were at-
tending . a business meeting
in New York City arid also
combined the trip east with a
vacation in St, Thomas and
St. Croix in the Virgin Is-
lands,
Bob is the son of 'Mt. and
Mrs. William (Frances
Thompson) Hewat of Elmira.
A family gathering was
held in their honour at the
home of Bev andDon
Thompson in Lucknow ,on
Monday. In attendance were
Bev, Don, Susan and Don-
alda Thompson, Nancy hav-
ing missed the gathering,
being a patient in Wingham
and District Hospital from
Friday to Tuesday; Bill and
Frances Hewat of Elmira;
This Week to
LUCKNOW
Omar Brooks won first for
his team of percherons at the
Erin Fair on the weekend. He
ilso won a first and third in
he single class.
Jonathan Tim Collyer, sot
of Tim and Dianne (Caslick
CollYer of Napanee, was
baptized on Sunday, Sept.
ember 30 at the baptismal
service in Lucknow United
Church. Following the serv-
ice, Dianne's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Wilford Caslick of
Wingham, entertained at a
luncheon at their home.
Present wcre members of the
Caslick family, Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne Caslick, Alyssa and
Craig of Sarnia; Mr. and
Mrs. Brian Caslick, Scott and
Stephen and Mt. and Mrs.
Ross Caslick and Peter, all of
London; Mr. and Mrs.' Steve
Caslick of R. R. 1 Lucknow;
Mrs. Earl Caslick. Sr. of
Wingham; Mr. and Mrs.,
Stuart Collyer, Mr. and. Mrs.
Ted Collyer, Chris and .Lisa,
Mrs. Cam Thompson, and
Rev. and Mrs. Doug 'Kauf-
man, Craig and Lisa, all of
Lucknow.
Mary Boyle, Lucknow, vis-
ited last week with Mr. and
baby Joshua, R. R. 1 Powa-
sson.
Thanksgiving guests on
Sunday, with Mr. and. Mrs.
Harvey Houston were 'Wil-
frid Houston, Pinkerton; Mr.
and Mrs. Ken Houston, Amy
and Angela, Holyrood- and
Mr: and Mrs. Wallace Hous-
ton of .Ripley.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ed-
gar of Goderich and Frank
Johnston of Lucknow visited
with Mr. and Mts. 'Lloyd
McFall. recently. Mr. and
Mrs: Edgar sold their farm to
Chester Finnigan recently
and are now making their
home in Goderich.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rit-
chie returned home -on 'Sun-
day after spending a ten day
holiday with their son Bob,
Susan and Brett at Mayer-
thorpe, Alberta. They all
enjoyed a weekend at Jasper
during their visit.
The annual Thanksgiving
dinner was held at MacKen-
zie's Cottage camp on Sun-
day afternoon. Over fifty
seasonal and . overnight
guests sat down to a delic-
ious smorgasbord dinner and
enjoyed a social afternoon to"
Mrs. Matt Plant, and new ;wind up the season of 1979.
Tea for. -Janet Cook
A going away tea was held
at the home of Mrs. Wilfred
Drennan•,• Wednesday, Oct-
ober 3, for neighbour, Mrs.
Janet Cook, who with her
husband, Rev. Cook, is mov-
ing shortly from the Ashfield
charge, to their new charge
in Saskatchewan.
During a chit chat, the
neighbours sang a goodwill
wishes card, and the hostess
pinned a beautiful shrimp
coloured Peace rose on Jan-
et, which Mrs. Drennan had
picked from her rose bed.
All . formed a circle and
clasped 'hands, and sang
Blest be the tie that binds.
Dainty refreshments were
served by neighbours, Susan
Moffat, Margaret Cameron,
Donalda Ritchie, and the
hostess,
Mrs. Cook expressed her
appreciation to her neigh-
bour for their thoughtfulness
and kindness.
Farewell
luncheon
A very pleasant time was
spent on Wednesday, Octob-
er 3 when neighbour ladies
met at the ,home of Mrs.
Philip Stewart for a luncheon
and card party to honour
;Mrs. John Wraith who is
Shortly to leave the commun-
ity to make her home in
Wingham.
wants a complete change, he
tunes pianos, He finds that
dealing with the mechanical
end of a musical instrument
is a refreshing challenge.
His plans for the Centen-
nial Choir so far include an
appearance at the Multicul-
tural 'Festival, a Christmas
concert of carols, a spring.
concert and a choral work-
shop.
Births
BROPHY - George and Lor-
raine are pleased to • an-
nounce the adoption of their
chosen son, Benjamin
George, born January 30,
1978. Benjamin is a welcome
new brother for Sarah,,Rach-
el, Jane and Joseph.
NICKEL - Don and Barbara
Nickel, R. R. 3 Holyrood are.
happy to announce the arriv-
al of their son, Robert Tyler
Richard, on October 3, 1979,
in Wingham and District
Hospital, weighing 6 lbs. 4
oz. A wee brother for Shauna
Lyn. Proud grandparents -'are
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nickel,
Weston and, Mr. and Mrs.
Dick McQuillin, Holyrood. A
great grandson for Mrs.
James Nickel of Toronto.
Registration'
Lucknow Figure Skating Club
Registration
At Lucknow Town Hall ;
SATURDAY, • OCTOBER 13
10:30-2:30
Private' Lessons Available
Thursday Nights
Beginners - $10.00
intermediates - $17.00
Senior - $25.00
$3.00 for C.F,S:A. Registrations
Tea
Colborne Township's 14th annual
Chrisfmas
Country Fair
at
Saltford Valley Hall
1/4 mile north of Goderich, east off Hwy. 21
Wednesday, October 17, from 10 a.m. - 9 p.m.
AND
Saturday, October 20, from 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Door Prizes Admission 25' & 10'
Special features: metal sculpture, pine furniture, The
Huron Tract Spinners & Weavers Guild, pottery, etc,
Ban's Groceteric
58.3420
Lucknow
0anneon
Bud
TRY OUR`----'BUDGET-EASING BUYS
SCHNEIDER'S
OKTOBERFEST
Cheez
Whiz
$1.89
Sauer
kraut
500 M.
494
MACARONI & CHEESE
Kraft
Dinner
2/75'
225 GR.
SCHNEIDER'S
OKTOBERFEST
Mustard
8 0Z
$1.29
SCHNEIDER'S
OKTOBERFEST
Patties
$1.79 Ib..
SCHNEIDER'S
OKTOBERFEST
Sausage.
$1.79 Ib.
OPEN SIX DAYS
WE DELIVER
• • M. M. Campbell
M.C.f.P.
Urban and Rural: Planning Consultant
Land Severance Applications, Subdivision Zoning
Changes, Development Proposals
15 Jackson St: N., Walkerton
881-0423
WEST WAWANOSH
TOWNSHIP
NOTICE to the Electors of the Township of
West Wavtianosh qualified to Vote at a
Municipal Election.
NOTICE is hereby given in accordance with.
The Municipal Act, The fVlunicipal Elections
Act and pursuant to By -Law No. 12, 1979,
passed on September 4, 1979, .a . poll is to be
held upon the following questions:,
ARE YOU IN FAVOUR OF THE SALE OF'.
SPIRITS, BEER AND WINE UNDER A
DINING LOUNGE LICENCE FOR CON-
SUMPTION ON LICENSED • PREMISES
WHERE FOOD IS AVAILABLE?
ARE YOU IN. FAVOUR OF THE SALE OF
SPIRITS, BEER AND WINE UNDER A
LOUNGE LICENCE FOR CONSUMPTION
ON LICENSED PREMISES?
ARE YOU IN. FAVOUR OF THE SALE" OF
SPIRITS, BEER AND WINE UNDER AN
ENTERTAINMENT LOUNGE LICENCE
FOR . CONSUMPTION ON LICENSED
PREMISES?
The day fixed for taking a poll shall be
NOVEMBER .112 1979.
An advance poll will be held on November 3,
1979.
I,Joan C. Armstrong, Clerk •of the Township
of West Wawanosh, certify that the questions
set out herein is a correct statement as
authorized in By.Law, No. 12, 1979.
JOAN ARMSTRONG,
,- CLERK.
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