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Sympathy is extended to the
family of Mrs. Lorne Hasty (nee
Audrey Congram) whose sudden
death last Wednesday in. Victoria
Hospital, •London shocked the
whole community. /
Mrs. Cecil Blake spent last week
visiting Mr. and Mrs: Jim Blake
and Sean at Alliston and sharing in
celebration of Sean's 1st birthday
and Jim and Ute's tenth wedding
anniversary.
MIS. Eldon Austin was admitted
to Wingham Hospital during the
week with arthritis in her back. We
wish her a. speedy recovery.
Several of 'the women teachers
from Brookside attended a shower
at the home of Mrs. Janet
Blanchette, Goderich in honour of
Miss Lois Wright,. who teaches
Grade •at Brookside and is being
married later, in September.
Brenda. McNee, Nile spent a few
days with her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Graham McNee, while
her mother, Mrs. Eric McNee, was
in Sudbury to attend a cousin's
wedding. Craig stayed with Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Hayden and girlS.
Mr. and Mrs: Wendall Alton of
London. called .on Mrs. Cecil Blake
on Saturday.' They were particul-
arly interested in seeing her house
as Wendall's grandparents, Mi.
and Mrs. Hasty, formerly lived in ,
it.
Gerry Bere returned home on
Thursday after four months in
Alberta.
Steve Caesar returned to Lindsay
for his 2nd year in Natural
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Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hamilton and
Jennifer of Hanover visited on ,
Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Hamilton and family. •
Mr. and Mrs. Jack McGuire and •
Brian visited on Saturday evening
with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Engel ,•
and Marilyn and Robert at', their
cottage at Lurgan Beach.
Mrs. Henry Howe of. Listowel
visited recently with Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Black and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar White
visited .on "Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Ted 'White and boys of
Durham.
A number of neighbours attend-
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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1975 THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO PAGE FIFTEEN
The second meeting-of-Dungan-
non 1 4-H club met at Mrs. Donna
Young's and opened with the 4-H
pledge. Nine members answered
the roll call with a basic ingredient
of bread and what it does. Virginia
Chisholm read the minutes of the
last meeting. Press reporter and
secretary for next week is Betty
"Errington. A decision was made
about covers and lettering for the
books and a club name. .For
discussion, all members read out of
the member's pamphlet and an-
swered the questions on the sheet.
Demonstration was making, Pan
Rolls. The girls ate the rolls, and
the Freezer Whole Wheat Bread
started last week. Everyone liked
the rolls but were a bit doubtful
about the Whole Wheat Bread.
Next meeting will be at Mrs. Bev.
Machines' on Wednesday, Sept-.
ember 17 at 7 p.m,
Lucknovir No. 1
The first meeting of the Luclmow
#1 441 club was held on Tuesday,
September 9 at 7.00 p.m: at. the
Lucknow Central Public School.
The meeting was opened by
everyone repeating the 4-H pledge.
The leaders handed out our
Members' Pamphlet and other
material we need for this club.
The election of officeri was then
held and the-results were: presid-
ent, Nancy Alton; vice president,
Joanne Ritchie; treasurer; Susan
Kreutzweiser; press. reporter, Ruth.
Alton; secretary, all meMbers.
The leaders then told us what we
are responsible for in this •club. A
"learning stitches" article, a
"sampler" and a "free choice
article": We then discussed
"Colour" and closed the meeting
with the 4-H Creed.
Set Programs
For Night School
Eight new. courses have been
added to the 1975-76 Evening
School program .slated to begin 8
p.m. Tuesday, OCtober 7th, at the
F. 8; Madill Secondary School,
Wingham. New Tuesday evening
courses will include, a study •?,f Law
as it affects the consumer and
homeowner; an introduction to
Blue-print and Drawing, helpful to
those interested in learning how to
read blue-prints and make sketch-
es. For the farmer and gardener, a
short course in Soil and Fertilizer
testing will be given by Mr. D.
Webster of the day-school staff.
Mrs. M. Douglas of the staff would
like to have a group of local• singers
and choir members get together for
Some choral music.: Mr. R.
Gavreluk will offer a Beginner's
course in Computer Fundanientals,
and Mrs. Bell Mole of Lucknow Will
offer -a course in Rug Hooking.
Miss M. Sach, Gorrie will present .a
Ceramics course,, and UpholStery,
Welding, Decorative Tube Paint-
ing, and Auto Tune-up and Repair,
Will complete the Fall TueSday
evening program.
On Wednesdays, beginning Oct-
ober 8th at 8 p.m.,. will see a new
course introduced, "Ground School
for Pilots". This course being a
pre-requisite for anyone interested
in training for a private-pilot's
licence. Oil Painting for Beginners
returns after a 2-year lapse. Other
Wednesday courses include Wood-
working, Sewing, Floral Decoration
and Design, : Hair-dressing and
Personal Grooming, Ladies Fit-
ness, Decorative Tube Painting and
Home Furnace Maintenance.
In January, a half-course in
Metric=cooking will be offered, also
on Wednesdays. \ • .
In mid-February a 6-week course
in Greenhouse design and opera-
tion will be offered, and in May,
'Golf and Tennis will be available.
Full particulars re fees, courses
and registration procedures will be
advertised in a ftiture issue of all
local weekly newspapers.
Bruceiea Haven
News Events
By Annetta Schilroth.
The Gideons came and had
Sunday services at 2.00 p.m..
during July and August, when our
ministers were on holidays.
On Friday,_August 1st „-8th-and -
15th at 1.30 p.m. we had outside
games, and our ' residents played
horseshoes and croquet with quite
a keen interest shown.
Monday, August 4th, the Prayer
Group Sing-a-Long came at 7.30
p.m.,and put on a program. This is
a group of young people from the
Chepstow area.
Tuesday, August 5th, was a very
busy day with Resident Council at
10.30 a.m.; euchre at 2.00 p.m.;,
and a Gideon service at 7.00 p.m.
We had a quiz contest and
spelling match on Wednesday,
August 6th; with prizes for the ones
with the highest and lowest scores.
Our Tot Lot came and 'put on a
lovely program 'on August 12th,
under the supervision of Miss
Kathleen Cleland.
Our annual barbecue took place
on August 14th, and nearly all our
residents were able to come out
and enjoy themselves. This is
sponsored by Brucdea Haven
Auxiliary.
Miss Elizabeth Webb' came on
Friday, August 15th, at 2.00 p.m.
and showed pictures of Nigeria.
Our residents thoroughly enjoyed
seeing them.
On Tuesday, August 19th, we
had a bingo in our. auditorium, with
fruit and kleenex as prizes.
Thursday, August 21st, a bus
load of our residents were taken to
the Hanover Theatre to the show
"The Life and Times of Grizzly
Adams". It was a lovely show, and
our residents thoroughly enjoyed
it. We wish to thank Mrs. Nelson,
president of the Senior 'Citizens
Club, and 'Mr. Fred Oehm of the
Senior Citizens.elub, Hanover, for
inviting us. .
The Prayer Group Sing-a-Long
came on Monday, August 25th, at
7.30 p.m., and delighted our
residents with their music and
singing. ,
We had :a bingo on Tuesday,
August 25th, and at the conclusion
of the bingo we had some of our
ladies come up r and pull the
winning tickets for our raffle. The
winners were: Mrs. Lindsay, string
picture; John Beckberger, string
picture; Barb MacArthur; sterling
silver broach; Elizabeth Cavill, cup
and saucer; Eva McConkey, teapot;
Wm. Webenkel, men's socks;
Oscar Sparrow, stuffed bunny; Bill
Webster, writing paper; Mrs.
Farrell, billfold.
Thursday, August 28th, 'we had
Our monthly birthday party, with 21
birthdays. The C.W.L. of Walker-
ton arranged the program, with
Mrs. Helen Kerrigan;•Mrs. Gerald-
ine Fredrick and Mrs. Mary
Fleming as conveners. Carolyn
and Glen Weaver favoured with
two Pipers' duets; Janice Bellman,
accompanied by Steve Forsyth,
sang two lovely solos; Mrs.
Sweeney's Dance group from For-
mosa entertained with many enjoy-
able numbers. The final number
was four young girls, dressed .in
Bruce Tartan, doing a Scottish
Dance, which was most delightful.
At the conclusion of the pro-
gram, birthday cake, ice cream and
juice were served to bring to a close '
a most enjoyab•le afternoon. •
On Friday, August 29th, we
showed slides that were taken of
residents' bus trips, 'and our new
addition in its different stages,
which brought back many pleasant
memories. •
nto a
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d how
Wheat
Iped.
baked
e a
Resources course at Sir Stanford
Fleming College.
• Mr. and Mrs. Bert Ralyohns of
Detroit visited last week • with her
mother, Mrs. W. A. Stewart,' and
sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Jack- Caesar and family.
Visitors with Mr. and . Mrs.
Russell Johnston on the 'week 'end
were their daughters, Mrs. Wally
McKenzie (Marjorie) of London
and Mrs. Muriel Welsh and son
Jimmy, also of London.
Mrs. Ben Mole underwent
surgery in Victoria Hospital, Lon-
don on Tuesday and is making a
good recovery. •