HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1979-11-28, Page 17Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, November 28, 1979—Page 17
Trinity folks enjoy vollyball at Brookside ---
BY BELL HACKETT
Marvin and Hannie Scott
and his father, Robert Scott,
visited recently with Mrs.
Gordon Kaiser of London.
Rev. Kaiser°was a minister to
the' Ashfield charge.
Several from this commun-
ity areenjoying the volleyball
at Brookside school every
Monday night. Any adults in
the schools area are wel-
come.
Shawn Hackett, son of
Wayne and Gloria Hackett,
had his tonsils out at Wing -
ham last week. We all hope
you are feeling better Shawn.
Tom and. Joan Helm, Jan-
ine and Douglas, attended
the wedding of Joan's sister,
Carol Pollard and Ken Goeb-
el at Ripley, last Saturday and
the reception .in the evening.
Dale Irvin of Kitchener
visited over the weekend
With his family, Russel and
Lillian Irvin and Alex. Dale is
employed at, Electrohome,
Frances Wilkins of Luck -
now. is a patient. at Victoria
Hospital, London. The 'com-
munity wishes her a speedy
recovery and hopes she'll
soon be home again.
Jack and Donna Alton re-
ceived. word recently from
their daughter, Shelley, that
she had been accepted in' a
course to further her educa-
tion, for a Masters in Busi-
ness Administration at the
University of Toronto. Shel-
Calls on friends
itt Kinlough
BY MAY BOYLE
Mrs. Arthur Haldenby is a
patient in St. Joeph's Hos-
pital, London. Her husband
and family were with her on
the weekend.
Sadie McLean and Maude
Thompson of Kincardine cal-
led on friends here on Mon-
day.
Mr. and. Mrs. Fred Page
visited • in Burlington with
Mr. and Mrs.. Richard Page
and baby, Andrea..
Edna and May Boyle siSent—
the weekend with Jean Hod ---
gins at Winghani, and all
were dinner.. guests with
Norma Coutts on Sunday.
KINLOUGH W.M.S.
The Presbyterian W.M.S.
met on Wednesday afternoon
at the home of. Mrs. Jack
Barr with an attendance of
15.
Mrs. Don Reid presided
and opened with a poem,
`'Expanded View—.
Plans were made for the
Sunday School . Christmas
program to be held on Sun-
day, December 2.
Mrs. Don Robertson was
in charge of the program .on
"Peace" and "Remem-
brance-. Mrs. Don Reid read
a poem by Whittier.
A. reading was given by
Mrs. Alex Percy and- •Mrs.
Don "Reid conducted a con-
test. Mrs. John Barr gave 'a
reading on the hymn, On-
ward Christian Soldiers.
The Lord's Prayer closed
the meeting and the election
of officers followed. Book
which lunch was served and
a social time enjoyed.
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Building On Ross St.
The New Phone Number is 528-2103
We Are Selling Batteries,
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Service Truck Available
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ley has a position as Pro-
gram -Analyst at Bell Can-
ada, Yonge and Moor,
Toronto.
Mrs. Laura Pollock of
Maitland Manor, Goderich,
visited on Sunday at the
home of her daughter, Isabel
and Cliff Kilpatrick.
Russ and Pat Ritchie at-
tended the funeral on Satur-
day of Pat's brother, Albert
Hamelin at Penetang. Our
sympathy is extended to you.
Mrs. Ervin Zinn, Goderich
and her sister,. Viola and
Charlie Nelson, Clinton, vis-
ited .on Sunday with Warren
and Marion Zinn, Paul and
Terry.
Dora Alton, Stuart and
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Steven, visited on Sunday
with Ken and Ruth Alton,
Sharon, George and Suz-
anne.
Mrs. Dora Alton received
word Sunday that her niece,
Marjorie and. Peter Levick
and Aaron of Ottawa had just
returned from a three week
trip to Sydney, Austrlia
where they visited with Pet-
er's parents.
Mr, and Mrs. Oraen Rock,
Rick, Rob and Ronnie, of
Ripley, visited at the home of
their daughter, Rose and
Tom Broome, Diane and Pat
on. Sunday..
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a baby shower last Saturday
night, held at the home of
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