The Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-03-29, Page 17KINLOUGH
Mrs, Ruth Colwell and Miss
Ellen McDade of Toronto called
ort relatives and friends here and
at the Kincardine and District
General Hospital.
Murray Barr spent a few days •
At the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mor-
ley Bushell at W,ingharn. Mrs.
John 'Barr and Donald Darr visited
on Thursday at the same, horne.
Mrs. Frank Maulden and Keith
Ma ulden visited during the week
with Mr. and. Mrs. Arthur Phillips
at. Fonthill, '
Rev. Andrew Lane and his
`daughter Miss Mary Lane visited
during the week with Mr. and Mrs.
Malcolrh Lane and Hugh..
The Annual meeting of the Ei.w.j. will be held on Thursday,
April 6th at the:hall. Hostesses -
Mrs. Dan McInnes and Mrs. Ly-
man Sutton. Roll call - The pro-
gram I enjoyed most and a sug-
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO • 'ESgA.Y foilt%5F11!tI2 1, 1972 .
George Walling
Spoke On CKNX
WHITECHURCH NEWS
Whitechurch Women's Institute
held their March meeting, Public
Relations, on Wednesday , March
Bat l!!,111. The first Vice Pres-
ident Mist Merle-1~rlsan-pr-e-s-ide
lathe absence of the President
Mrs. Dan Tiffin.•
Miss Wilson welcomed all to
the'meeting at the hoMe of Mrs.
'Frank Ross. The singing of the'
Wend repeati the collect.
opened themeeting, Correspond
ence read was a letter re Garden
Club and thank you notes from
Mrs. Mary E. Chapman , Misses
Annie and Mary Laidlaw, , Mr. and
Mrs.'Orville Tiffin. The roll
call the last time I walked a
milevaranswered-b
ers.
Mrs, Don Ross, Public Relations
Convener, had 'George Walling' of
CKNX come to the meeting to
Jell of CKNX activities; He was
introduced by Miss Merle WilSon.
He reminded the ladies that it was
ten years ago on this day when
CKNX-had_the fire which burned
the old High School and necessit 7
ated the biiilding of a new build-
ing. Mr. Walling asked the
ladies to ask any questions which
they wished to know . the answers.
He told the ladies it hadibeen
the custoM of CKNX to'.hiire inex
perienced help; train them and
those who have .gone out frorn'the
station have been able to accept
good positions:: He was thanked
by Mr'S'...Ate.Guire_ari resented--
with a gift,
Mrs, George Fisher gave an' •
interesting report on her attend - •
adce at the Royal York. Toronto
r-
.th
nd
)1m
Drf
r-
•
of the 75ttrAhriiversary. She to
about .the birthday: cake on are-
volving pedestal and the grand
food'tbey had at -the banquet.
The A W. W .... president , Mrs.".
Olive ,Farquharson in her. address •
reminded• the-members that the
most importint.'part of what the .
W.T.•is &join& varies with the
country. In Ghana they are busy,
setting up Institutes'ta do 'what
it was founded to do '73 years ago:
The W. I; is the only:Ihternation-
al organization. that does speak up.
and work .With.rural•wOmen.
Mrs. James Currie,' Mrs..*14s..
:McInnes and•Mts. JOh.n. CUrrie•
served lunch.: The April meet- •
111.0411 be the Annual tneettn&
and CuratOr ..ineeting:and all ate,
reminded. of the. donation Of Home
made candy for the Wingliani•-
Hospital booth.:
House Warming
At Langside Hall
were read by Secretary Janet'Ad7
arns and signed /by the president':
The next meeting will be Satur-
day , April 1st at the home of
leader Mrs, Johh Gaunt. 'The sug-
gestion of Janet. Adams for the
bool covers was chosen.
A discuSsiori on zippers and how
to put them in was held, also
how to apply. elastic when not in
casing., The group all learned
how to make a trimming for dress
or jacket. .A pattern was chosen
and transferred t.o goOds which
was stitched around by the`sewing
Machine to the piece to' he trim-
med:: Then the stitched piece
Was trimmed. At the next meet::
"Thrthey will-hr.-tat! 'tor nra-ke- ,
button holes.
Whitechurch Knifty Knit 4-H
Club held their '6th meeting on
at the home o
son
Saturday forenoon f
Mrs. Victor Emer la nene
Purdon president opened•the meet
ing with' repeating the 4-H pledge
'flranfton.
All members were present to
answer the roll call.. The minutes
Zippy Trinettes
The 4th meeting of the Zippy
•Trinettes was held on March 18 in
t e easement o Trinity C lure ,.
with an attendance Of 2 leaders
and 11 .rnembers.
• :The meeting was called to ord:-
er„,by repeating the Pledge
and ta king the roll:ea IF which
waS answered 1.)"'llow I Plan To
Trim Ni)• .Gown". Mary Anne
Alton read the minutes.of the laSt
meeting., The leaders Made com-
ments On'the Record BoOks.
liac,kett gave out ,
the program sheets for Achieve,7'
merit Day on May 21. We will
have a choice of three clubs-fpr
our next spring•seWing club,, and
will. Vote on them .at, Achieve- .
merit: Day. • Thc.'y are as' folioWs;
"Sportswear from Knits", "Cottons
May Be Smart" and-'1The Jacket
Dress".
Mrs. D. A. Hackett demonstra-
ted how to make bias binding and
how to apply it. Mrs. p. Hack-
ett demonstrated how to make
bias bound corded piping. The
next fleeting will be Match 23th
at 1.15 p,. tn. in the basement of
Trinity Church„,
Knifty Knits •
gestion for next year's program.
Payment of fees. Election of
officers. Annual reports. Direct ,
or - Mrs, Howard Harris.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard 'Bennett
of Toronto spent Saturday with -
Mr. and' Mrs. Art lialdenby who
returned with them for a holiday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Maulden'
spent the week end in Forithill
with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Phillips
and attended the funeral of
Arthur's sister 'Stella. Friends
here extend sympathy at this
time.
• Mr. and Mrs. James!Hodgins
are enjoying a holiday in Florida.
A Good Friday service will be_,,
held in the Anglican Church at
Tammy and Michele Hodgins
spent .the holiday with their grand-
mother Mrs. Tom Hodgins at
Kincardine. .
Mr!. and Mrs. Jack Scott were
Sunday evening dinner guests with
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cox at Bayfield.
The third meeting of the St.
Helen's Happy• Handicrafters was
held Saturday , March 25 at '7...00
o'clock. The .meeting opened
with ripe Pledge. There were 16'
members Present. ,
Following roll call, the minut-
es of the last meeting were read
by the secretary. The'discussion'
for this meeting was joined with•
the deMonstration. 'The leaders
Mrs.' Ernest Gaunt and Mrs. Gord-
vv.ay to do-the following:Prehe'h onaCa spent Saturday. evening
with.Mr..and Mrs.' Robert Engel
and family of Dublin..
'The community eXtends syinp7
ath.y.,to rhe Osborne family., on the
passing of Mrs. Elmer Osborne's
sister , Mrs. W. J. Roulsion pf
Wingham. Many from this corn-*
munity visited the Funerari-come
garments until the meeting closed
on MacPherson showed us the prop Mr. and Mrs. Jack McGuire and
seam , gathers, darts Mock french
seam, and the flat fell seam.
The meeting closed with the
Creed..
The ,fifth Meeting of Dungan -
non •Dainty Dolls was held• at the
home of Mrs. Bev 'McInnis on
March'25. The meeting opened
with t-be-pleAg.e_-‘- vrhich v as follow
ed by'the secretary's and treasur-
er's report'.
The roll-call was to compare
cost of garment being made with
cost of 'similar ready-ma,de gar-
ment. A fter bu 5i rress and discus-
sionS ths=arls worked oh the'ir
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TO
CongratulatiOns to Mr. and
Mrs ! Ambrose Redmond •(Barbara
Riegling) on the' arrival of a son
on Tuesday ;March 21 at the
Wingham Hospital. ' -
Congratulations- to Mr. an d Mrs
Bryan Black ,(Jean Drennan) on.
the arrival of a daughter , Sunday.
March 19 at the Goderich Hospit-
al. .
Frank Riegling and a friend.' left
early Sunday morning io ice-
fish on Lake Simcoe. •
"Mrs. John Howard., Kathy and
-Steve-spent a-feW-days-visiting
in Jackson, Michigan and Detroit
'this past week.
VISIT TO HOLLAND
Mrs.'Tony Miltenbtirg and
daughter Wendy , left on March
16th by air for a three-week visit
in Holland with her parents and
family. She was accompanied
by her father-in-law John Milten•
burg, who is also visiting his
relatives there.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Van bsch
and 13,111 Van Osch attended the :
funeral of John Bardael, a cloSe
friend ,.of Freelton, Ontario thii
past Monday, Match 27th.
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Colling
visited recently with Mr. and Mrs.
'John Coiling. .
Mrs. Walter Black visited with •
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Howe of List-
owel on Friday afternoon./
Mrs. Ray Hamilton, Mrs. Jack
McGuire and Nancy, and ,Miss
Joyce Black, spent last Monday in
London. Mrs. Oscar White re-
turned to London with them fOr
further •treatment..
Mr. ands Mrs. Ronnie Nicholson.
and family' of Preston visited with
"* Mr. and MrS.Gerald Coiling and
family.
Nancy and Brian and nd
Joyce Black enjoyed a holiday
with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Engel,
Robbie and Marilyn of Dublin.
Mrs. Fred Fred Slavin of Clinton
Visited with her Cousin Mrs. Mel-
vin Coiling on Saturday after-
noon.
• plaa, spocommt
KINGSBRIDGE
OLIVET
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A pleasant get together was
.enjoyed at Langside Hall by the
residents of the 6th concession
west Cultoss on Tuesday evening
March 21 when neighbours,
friends and relatives of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Thompscin gathereif.,
to wish them well on the occa-
sion of moving into their new
house. .As the house is not ad-
vanced enough to hold the
"house warming" , it was held in
Bob Bregman, Elmer, Scott
and Bill Bates.Were in charge of
the presentation of a beautiful
platform rocker. Mr. and Mrs.
Thompson thanked everyone for
the beautiful gift and the thought-
fulness of all their neighbours.
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