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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-02-19, Page 3WHITE .SWAN, WHITE, PINK, GREEN AND LILAC,. FACIAL TISSUE WEDNESDAY; FEBRUARY 1115 THE LUCKNOW SENiiIVEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO PAGE THREE ni DERBY MIXED MEAT, LIBBYS FANCY GREEN PEAS OR LIMA BEANS 10 °Z. TIN 4 for $1.00 MEHAN'S MARKET "LUCKNOW SUPER PHONE 528-3001 ,Formprly Hall's Red and White Wilfred Drennan of Lucknow has returned home from Wingham and • District Hospital where he spent 21 days recuperating from a heart attack. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Nixon and girls of Stratford visited his. parents Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Nixon of Belfast. Miss Liella Finlayson of Lucknow returned last week end from a ten .day visit in Toronto with her nephew, Dr. and Mrs. Donald Finlayson and her niece, Dr. and Mrs. Edward Simmons. She also visited with her nephew Dr. and • 'Mrs. William Finlayson and son Andrew from Boston, Mass., who were on a skiing holiday in Toronto and Collingwood. Miss Margaret Kelly of Lucan visited over last week end with her' sister Mrs. Wirt Hogan, Lucknow. She was accompanied by Mrs. James Kelly of Granton, Spence Irwin, .Lucknow, entered Victoria Hospital February 18 for leg surgery. Spence had' previously undergone surgery a year ago on his, other leg to correct an arthritic problem. • "I just wouldn't be without it" writes Margaret Griffin of Farm- ington, Michigan in renewing her Sentinel subscription. ' Mr. and Mrs. Bob Symes of Lucknow, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Colin Reid of Hamilton are leaving Friday of this week for a two week holiday in Florida. A fathily gathering was held Saturday, February 15th at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Neable, R. R. 3 Lucknow; it being Mrs. Neabel's 65th birthday, where a lovely supper was enjoyed by her family, following which they enjoyed ski-dooing. PreSent were Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Neabel, Brian, Shawn, Danny of Caldeon; Mr. and Mrs. Gene' Tunney, Ricky and his girl-friend : Churlan of Georgetown; Mr.. and, Mrs. Bob Nickel, Garry, 'Kim, Mr. and Mrs. Julus Ficher, David, all of Listowel; Mr.. and • Mrs. Murray Neabel, Bobbie, Murray Jr., Miss Helen Neabel, all of London; Graham Neabel, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Neabel, Howie Jr. and Wendy Lou of R. R. 3 Lucknow; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Neabel, Kennie Jr., Robin of R. R. 1 Riple5i. Holyrood W.I. The Holyrood Women's Institute met on• Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Frank. Maulden. Mrs. P.A. Murray presided and the meeting opened with 'the ode and the Mary Stewart Collect. Mrs. Lorne Eadie read the minutes of the previous meeting and gave the financial report. Thank you notes were read 'from folks who received Cheerio boxes at Christmas. A donation was made to the Save the Sight Fund. Mrs. Gerald Rhody spoke about the 4-H course and also the bread baking course. , Judges for the tea biscuits were Mrs. Don Bushell and. Mrs. Bill Burt with prizes going to Mrs. Jack Scott and Miss Edna Boyle. Each member brought a surprise package for the roll call, and Mrs. Alex Percy acted as auctioneer for the sale of these articles. Miss Edna Boyle was program convener and for the topic each member read an article from the Home and Country. Mrs. Frank Maulden gave the motto, "A willing helper doesn't wait to be asked". Contests on ."Song Titles" and "TV Personalities" and "Valentine Words' followed. The courtesy remarks were given and the meeting, closed with 0 Canada and Grace. Lunch was served by the hostess. The March meeting Will be the Family Night and it will be a pot luck supper in the hail. Will Visit Japan As Part Of Church Youth Exchange The International/ Youth Ex- change Representative for Bruce Presbytery of the United Church was selected this past week. The person chosen is Miss Joanne Koeslag of Clifford, R. R. 3. Miss Koeslag was selected from among the eighteen nominees, of the Pastoral Charges of Bruce • Presbytery. In her home community, Joanne, during her teenage years, partici- pated in the activities- connected with Knox United Church, as well as being a member of the 4.H club. Miss Koeslag fs a 1971, Grade 13, graduate of Norwell District Secondary School at Palmerston. Since graduation she has"been employed as a secre(tary in the North Waterloo Farmers Mutual Insurance Company office at Wat- erloo. During her free time, Joanne uses her talents as a leader in the 2nd Waterloo Guide Company. On week ends she is found at home in Clifford putting her time' and dedication to ,work as a Sunday School teacher and a member of the choir, Miss Koeslag hopes to go to Japan in August as a youth exchange representative in this 50th anniversary year of the United Church. Some 89 Canadian Church young people,' 17 to 25 years of age, will visit six overseas countries while •their counterparts will visit Canada in 1975 and 1976. On Saturday, February 15; the Bruce Presbytery International Youth Exchange Group' was enter- tained at the United Church Manse hi the town of Arthur. A smorgasbord meal at 6.00 p.m. began the get-together. The evening was meant ,as a time for the members to get acquainted with one another and to plan for future meetings. The evening concluded with a Hyrim,Sing and a Worship Service. Nominated from this area as candidates for this honour were from Lucknow, Elizabeth Ritchie; Bervie, Marion Campbell 'and Janice Brown; Tftswater, Lynne Hill and Ron Sillick. MURRAY - to Mr. and Mrs. James Murray of R. R. 3 Holyrood on Saturday, February 8th, 1975 in Wingham and District Hospital, a son.