The Lucknow Sentinel, 1984-02-15, Page 841.
LtrckQw Sentinel,Wedinniday, February 15, 1984 -Page 8
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ollege. Phyllis received; a ..
MperRegional Force,
•te u::
aiheil and family -of
i etc cousins,
the jl'niez
position wt
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p - vl Betty, Ritchie visited on
anda , rith:.Eldon and•' Madeline Rit ie. of
roderich; Also visiting were. Clara Raynard
fry Elul.,naw; Jean. Papernick and Francis*
laie Irvin of Goderich Daisy and Elmer,:
Wall of Teeswater, and Violet.and Jim Smith --
and Pill, of .Molesworth
Get well wishes front her neighbours go
out to Brenda Wyids, who has just returned
froi the hospital;
e February 'needing of Trinity U.C.W.
.,the home of Mrs. Donald.
ry 9 -with an attendance ,of
acket o
ladies and tbtee children. '
The president, ,Mrs,. -1, D. A. Hackett,
opened the meetg vi�i h °a poem, Love. Roll
call was answered ;with, a quotation with the
word, Love: "
Brenda 'Phillipsread a chapter from Acts
and Mrs. D:. A. Hackett gave a prayer.
Mrs. Murray Irvin gave a reading, Love
Things. Mrs: Douglas Raynardr�played two
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nano solos, Whither oil? C, an+d' Biers.
Haase:
rs Larry Wilkiita gave the study book on
Jesus and. the `Poor reading u. chapter from
Amos' and everyone;Was.'divided: into groups..
to. fill Mut a'questi iiinaire,
Fellowship of the ` Least Coins : was
Observed
The topic for devotion; Selfish e, was
taken by Mrs. Doouglas Raynard wit th li+frs .
'Murray Irvin reading scripture` 'on Jahn, ` a
poem, The Golden Cross and she closed With '•
Mrs. ` Malvin Scott reported: on the
Presbyterial Which was held Stratford Stratford with
attendance of 223 ladies. it was announced
-the World Day of -forayer will . be held on
March 2. at " Lucknow' Presbyterian; Church
with Trinity taking part in the service.
Mrs. ken Alton read a letter and reeeived:-
a book 4114.Ara Christian f#1414 Mission ,
'Members voted in 'favour of„`having the,
annual garden party this. year at Brookside'
School' : in June'' , t '
Mrs. Hackett closed ' with prayer. Lunch'
was served by cormittee in charge -
Visiting on the weekend with George and
• Bettyx Moncrtei were their daughter,Jane
Ullrich and twos gi andi aughters, Jennifer
ti.
and Laura of Loddon'• y F
Sy pa ..
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ed to tfie :family of the
who passed
ghaiiir�lRdspi on'Wednes-
i year ° e is su tyived' by his
tree; daugh'i ei , Joyce, IVIrs..
oiitit Cita ”{ Joan, Mrs.
Guelph and Janet, Mrs.
of d Mrs.
.,slit# CI'ark,
101‘.4-% nle'..n.,adberley•
rtired oto in
n '
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0. they move
e t'eir4 few •Years
into'"Lvcknow_.
visit
s at Othalsh.
'Jim Webster of Waterloo, son of Welling-
ton and' Kae Webster, : was at home On the
weekend with:.bis parents. On -Saturday Jim
and his mother Kae<v►isited in Goderich with
Norma Young and., n the evening with Jack,
Marion and `Lloyd:'"Smith of Dungannon.
On Wednesday Rhettas3MaeLennan had
twos of her daughters,onise; Mr -s. Brice
Millar, of Palmerston and Florence^MacLen-
nan of Kitchener, visit with her. -
Visiting one evening -with Wellington, Kae
" and Jim Webster were Charles and Mayine-
Wilkins.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Robb had Sunday
dinner with their daughter, son-in-law . and ..
grandchildren, William and Shirley Irvin and
girls.
re OWknlfe
cam on the Chaptnans
On Friday Mary, Topsell of Yellowknife,
',-North West Territories, visited with Mr. and •
Mrs. Russel Chapman, having boarded with
them while working in the area.
Lloyd Moffat of Lucknow was a caller on
Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Victor Emerson.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Uuldriks attended their
granddaughter Deborah's wedding in Kitch-
ener on Saturday.
Gertie Tiffin visited on Sunday. with Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Tiffin and Mr. and Mrs.
Victor Emerson,
Mr. Rod Lamb of Knox College, Toronto
ha? a holiday from college this week. 'Mrs.
Lamb has gone to Ottawa to visit with her'
mother and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Emerson, Sharon and
Brenda of St Catharines spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Victor Emerson.
Ronald . Beecroft bf Wingham visited
Sunday with his parents, ;Mr.= and Mrs. E.
W. Beecroft.
Mr. and 'Mrs: John de Boer spent the
weekend with their daughter and soil -in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Nicholson, Eric and Ryan
of Strathroy. '
Mr. and Mrs: Wallace Wilson of West
Wwanosh visited on Saturday with Mr, and
Mrs.. Wesley Tiffin.
Mr, and Mrs. Pat Donnelly, . Angela and
Jilt of Toronto spent the weekend with her.
parents, Mr. and. Mrs. Wallace Milligan,
Mr.' and Mrs. Mac Stewart of Kitchener
Malted Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Carl.
McCienaglan to help' Carl' celebrate his
birthday.
Weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs: Carl
McClenaghan and Mary McClenaghati were
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by Valetta Emerson
Mr. and Mr..s.Ray mMid bes Roches, London,
who also visited Mr. and Mrs: Herb Clark of
Lucknow and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin
McClenaghan of Waterloo. . r-
Mr. and Mrs. Fraser MacKinnon of
concession 4;-. Kinloss werecallers on
Wednesday with Mr. and -Mrs. Victor
Emerson. '
The fog that wrapped the, area on Friday
and Saturday made driving dangerous so
many folk remained at home, hence there
isn't much flews to report.
Mr. and Mrs. George Webster visited, on
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Terry
Rutledge and family, . Auburn., .Shawn, had
been bitten by a dog. Some of the wounds
required stitches..
.On Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. George
'Webster visited with Mr. and Mrs. Tony
Straker. Wingham.
Many friends in this area will be inter-
ested toiearn that Blanche Alexander of Vir-
den, Manitoba had the misfortune to break a
leg and spent two weeks in hospital and is
now back in her aparttent. '
The after 4 class met at the manse on
Monday, February 4 with leaders Mrs. Lamb
and Mrs. Moore who treated the ' 10
attenders to cookies arid cool aid. The story
was Love One Another, based on,John 4: 4.
Songs were sung. The craft made was a
Woven Valentine. Turn to page 14.
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WROXET.R, ON TAt1O
The 111th Annual Mims►., f. ;`.1 the<
Insurance Company will be held in the Wroxeter
at 1:30 . p.m. on
Utast
unity Hall
UR ?Sf :
1. To receive the a An. i art tame
two ?Directors to
Dort' :PHO�n hose
tion.. .
3., To amen t y law #f3 `Director!':
appoint an:.Au'dltoJ
5. To transact any Qt :car business which :May Tightly come
before the • Annual Meeting<.
and Auditor's. Report.
Ron McMichael . and
e .expires: Both .:are
.r
une:rat'ion.:
• GEORGE ADAMS,
President. •
RANDY HUTCHINSON,
Manager..
nd that, quite simply. is how Indian River Plantation
measures its phenometal sactess, A commitment
to our guests of uncompromising ekcelfence, in
servlce.and' facilities, has over the• years" their
return visits :o the Plantation *.,tradition.,Wefhave,one
of the finest tennis :fadtities:•in florida wltk:eteiren liar -Du •
courts kept nit tournament condition. A magnificent executive
golf course where nothing is spared to maintain Its
immaculate appearance.: Our oceanfront location offer
luxurious accommodations in•hotel apartments with, fully-
equipped
ullyequipped kitchens, and .private access to +our whine sand
teaches., The kids have everything from golf and tennis •
clinics to video game room. The evening brings•entertain-
'Merit and gourmet cuisine hi our resort's two fine restaurants.
And then.:theres us, providing .,sof '
- -..— P 9 Re `til �lttegtt+t►n and ..,>
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