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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-06-07, Page 11Mrs, Robert Ross returned home on Sunday with the Misses Camp- bell of London, with whom she visited on Friday after spending a couple of weeks with her sister', Mrs. Bill Craig of Scarborough. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Elliott, Mr, and Mrs. Charles Mathers of Mrs. Lyle Paisley in a ,few well chosen words thanked the Kinettes for the very pleasant afternoon. "The Silver Strings", a music- al group of young people from the Walton area , along with two Atep-dancers,,„..enterta-ined-on-Fa-m, ily Night. Linda Godkin, violinist and soloist in the orches- - ra-introduced -the nturrherr-vrith I Beth McNichol, banjo; Faye. Dal-' ton, piano and Alex Robertson, drums. Vicki•Hanis and Marlene Glannville thrilled, the,audience with several tap dances and they also sang a 'ipecial recitiest for Marlenes' grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Noble McCallum. Mrs. 'Mc Callum thanked the entertainers. Plans are being made for spec- ial prograrris on Senior Citizens Week , June -18 - 24, with a spec , ial-chu.rch-servxc-e -iii the andiron; iurn onSunday,' June 13th at 9.30 conducted by Rev: Mc- Winnie. By the way a service is held each Sunday in the. Chapel . frienos of the residents would be mast welcome. • er in Kincardine, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Payne of. Belle Ewart arrived Monday to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Tiffin and-other-tiffirrrela ires. Inecrest Manor Nursing Home Professional Nursing Care 24 hours daily Dining* Room ,and Tray Service Member:— Associated Nursing Homes Inc. • Ontario Usociate Member:— 'Ontario Hospital Association .11/unic,ipally-IAcensed Licensed by Ontario Department of Health MARY R. NEWBOLD, REG. N. ' GEORGE A. NEWBOLD,. ADMINISTRATOR Drawer 220'. ' Phone 528-2186 LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WebtlESDAY,-JUNE 7th, 1972 . PLEY HURON WHITECHURCH . I . Miss Alma. Conn of Toronto and 1 little Jason Conley of Wingham I spent the week end with Mr. and 4. . • Mrs. Wallace Conn. Ann .Duhamet. The second lace We are pleased to report that team was Karen Janisse, Priscilla Mrs. John JaMie•SQD,, East:Wawa- Zlpfel , Jane Ann Coiling and nosh, after surgery, was able to Nancy Cornish. The High School return home from Kitchener Hos- trailed again with, third and pital last week. fourth place. On Wednesday evening May 31 Next was the Boys' Relay at Whitechurch and Lucknow Inter- 53,0 First carne_* team from " mediates played at Lucknow with 'OM 11,U4KN.OW LIJ.CK.N.OW, ONTARIO .• TRACK MEET Heather Boyle and Linda Cul- bert On Wednesday, May 24, at Ripley High School a track meet was held. The grade nines of that school hosted the grde 84, 8' of our school. To star a t off? , the s, Girls' 100'yard dash was held, finishing in first /place at 12.fi seconds_was Lou Ann Duharnel and second was Mary Ann Duhamel, placing third and fourth were girls from the High School. • Next was the Boys' .100 yard dash; Coming in first at 12.1 seconds was Randy StraUss , sec- ond Sheldon ,Solomon with the High School trailing again with third and fourth. • Girls then ran the 220 yard dash. Coming in first at 33.2 was,KarenJanisse and second ancy7Cornish;]therreame -the- • High School in third and fourth places. The Boys' 440 was won by the High,School at 1:00, second was Jamie Forstr, third pave Sinith with the High School trailing with fourth place. Next oh, the schedule was Girls' 440 relay. The first place team coming in at 56.2, con- siSted of Mary Ann Duhamel, Ann Magold, Debbie Magold, and Lou Sympathy ,of, the. community is extended to Mrs. S,erle Lticas and family the passing ot`lyir 7 Lucas. Mr. and Mrs. Lucas have been residents of Point Clark for several years. • Master Danny Smeltzer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Smeltzer is , recovering at his home following, surgery in London hospital on Thursday. • , Mr. and Mrs.. Bert Nixon of . area., visited with., friends here Cookstown 'and formerly of this this past week. Torn Leonard of Mississau a g visited and Mrs; Bob Courtney and fam- ily. Mrs. •Cecil Humphrey was in • London on the weekend attending a Class' Reuriion. Mrs. Humphrey is a Graduate of Victoria Hospital's School of. Nursing in' London. Sunday dinner guests with Mr., and Mrs. Leonard Reid ancLiamil-y were Mrs. John Reid and Mr. and Mrs. Raynard Ackert. Miss JUdy Thorbtira of TOronto spent the week end with her fath- er Duncan Thorburn at Amberley. Mrs. Thorburn is still a patient in -St-dosephlr ospital, London. RIVELLERY. AND CHINA. •• LUCKNOW • OWNERS — W. JOS. and DEAN E. AGNEW COMA IN. AND SeE .OUR .'PAGE ELEVEN LOCHALSit - at Brooktide-SEhool.----There -Were around 200 attending the recep- • of Listowel•and Miss Doris Rint- oul of. London spent the week end with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rintoul, and attended the Rutledge-Webster dinner and re-. ception. Mr. and Mrs. John Crowston of Lucknow were dinner guests. on Monday 'evening with their daugh• ter., Mrs. Ivan Laidlaw, Mr. Laid- law. and family, • We are sorry to report that Mrs. I,at the home of Mrs. Karl De Koei- jer_OLI3luevale. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Evans and fainily of ueorgetown were Satur- sky visitors with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Bill Evans. Mr. and Mrs: Albert Coultes received word on Friday that their grandson Blaine , son of Mr. and Mts. Jack Coultes'of Oakville., had the misfortune to break his -1 collar bone while playing. Congratulationi to Mr. and Mrs Arnold Lougheed (nee Vivian', Fisher) On the arrival of a' baby boy, Andrew Arnold George on Saturday, Jutie'3 at Ajax Picker- ing Hospital. Mr. .and -Mrs. 'Lougheed and family live ,at Pick- Bert .Moffat of Teeswater was . admitted last week to Wingham and District Hospital with a heart t ack. On the week end' Mr..and a ; . members assisted with wheel tion to dance to music, furnished by Miss COnnie Mann's Orchestra. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Campbell Merrier and Carol Bocker served lunch with piano accompaniment by Chrystol Jewitt, The Club Mrs. Jim Moffat, Heather and • Ansley of London were up.,, Heath- er and. Ansley visited with their grandparents' Mr. and Mr,. Elwood Groskorth, while Mr. and Mrs. Moffat visited with his .mother Mrs Bert Moffat in hospital and with his father in ,Teeswater, and family of Teeswater were meeting on Wednesday afternoon a score 8-6 in favour of White- church. • Mr., and' Mrs;-Russel Me-Gni-re- - and Brian'attended the Bridge family reunion at Kurtzyille Park on Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Mc- Guire's maiden name was Bridge; Mr. and Mrs. Larry McGuire of Elmira also attended the family reunion and spent the week end' with his parents Mr, and. Mrs. RusSel McGuire. Mrs. R. C. Walker, Provincial Curator of St. George , spent ' Monday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Victor. Emetsop, On Tues-• day morning the ladies left to conduct a curatorworksho p at / • Mar, Bruce North District. What s New On Saturday evening_in_W_hite-7--, I At Huronview RECEPTION Church Community Memorial Hall a wedding reception was held for Mr. and Mrs. Terry Rut- ledge, nee Brenda Webster, whose marriage was solemnized that afternoon at St. Helens church with the wedding dinner omen made their annual visit to Huronview on Monday afternoon. This visit is lOoked forward to I wit a great deal of interest' by the I residents and 'by all reports, the 1 .afternoon-was,cne_of_the-best,The (Musical program, introduced by Jack Thyne, included instrumental nuilibers,as well as seyera s ngs iby the choir,. Following the pro- ( gram , each of the residents re- ceived a bag of treats 'frionl the "ladies. Florence McNaughton, 1a former member of Brussels U. C. expressed the appreciation of 'the residents. Rev. George Youmitoff of Bay- ' field led 'the sing-a-long on Wed- nesday afternbon at the program and, tea-sponsored by the Clinton Kinette Club. Kinettes Janet Jewitt, Eyelyn-Archer, Maxine Saturday evening visitors with Air. and Mrs. Carl NicClen aghan and on Sunday Mr. and Mrs.. Hatry Moss OTPlattsville arrived for a visit at.the Mc - Clenaghan home. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Laidlaw and family and Herb Laidlaw sp^nt the week end at their trail- • • B1ueva lewere Sunda visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Elliott and faMily. Mr. and Mrs. Torn Pritchard and farnily,of West Wawanosh and Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Howe The Brussels United Church RIF'LEY ABATTOIR Custom Butchering — Curing and Smoking Cutting and Wrapping — Sausage Making — Fast Freefing ..amb sum. ow. war HOGS AND CATTLE ON MONDAYS CATTLE ONLY ON FRIDAYS Have cattle in on Thursday far Friday's kill, With Two Big Cooler --We Are Ayre-To Hang Your Biel From 1 To 3 Weeks —Whatever Your Requirements Are For Home Freezers We. Sell Choice Home Killed ljeef, Pork and Lamb In Any Quantity At Lowest Marketing Prices ALL MEATS ARE GOVERNMENT INSPECTED FOR YOUR PROTECTION CH:AS.'HopinfA, PROP. ABATTOIR 395-2905 STORE 395-2961 FOR EVENING APPOINTMENTS CALL STORE 528-3532 OR RESIDENCE 5283940. WATCHMAKER — DIAMOND SETTER JP4WELLER CROWN LYNN AND ROYAL,ALBERT DINNERWARE ROYAL DOULTON FIGURINES , MEN'S AND LADIES' STONE RINGS : On Saturday evening Mr.. and I'Mrs. Walter Moore , Linda, Rich- ard and Cindy visited with Mrs. Dorothy Moore of Wroxeter. Mrs. Walter Moore and family were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Moore of Wrouter. chairs before and after the actir ities along with some of the lad- ies who are taking part o f their. home makers course at Huronview I • 11.• the High So ool, second came the team of Sheldon Solomon,. 'Johnny Elliott, Wayne Dewar and sandy Strauss. Thiro place went to the team of Dave Smith, Danny Boyd, Jeff Andrew and Steve Emmerton. This con- cluded the Track meet. The tot• al points were 24 for the High School. The Public School won with 42 points. Better luck next dine 1 1 1 • CONSTABLE GAELER , By Grade. 3 Constable Gaeler-spent Thurs- day,visiting all the claSsroomS in our school. He asked us about our plans for the summer, and then spoke about "Surnmer Safety." We discussed rules for safe swim- ...min ribciatin viewed all the "do's and diant's" for driving on tractors,, mini-bikes go-karts and bicycles. Car safety was siressed. At the noon hour he conducted safety checks on bicycles brought to the school grounds by pypils.- Numerous Best-Line parties have been held in the area, Mrs..• Duncan ThOrburn it still a patient 'in St. Joseph's Hospital in London. • Mrs; EWan MacLean attended ,the Ladies Day Programme at Dungannon United Church and demonstrated :Flower. Arrange- ments. Mrs. George Blue of Detroit is at .the former MacDon- aid home across from the Finlay ld farm.MacDona •• ° Mr, and Mrs. Art Matliewman were guests at a wedding in pronto uring the past week end. Prepatatory Services were held on Friday evening at Ashfield presbyterian Church and Com- munion Services were conducted on Sunday by Rev. Kenneth Rooney. A wedding of interest took place at Ashfield Presbyterian —Ghureh-on y, When Alma , youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Farrish was married to' Marcel Nobert. The picnic area at Lochalsh' is a bus s•ot with cars trailers and campers parked near every table.