The Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-07-04, Page 19DAX,• JULY'4, 1973
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eniorCitizens Week .
s egan on Sunday morn -
a Church Service' in the
um. The.. servicewas
Y Rev. McWhinnie.,
in of the Home, with the
Street United Church
directed by Mrs. Doris
ey, providing special
1.numbers as well as a
number of John Lavis,
Turner, Don Symons and
Johns.
nts.of Marion Villa Home•
on, travelling by bus and
ted Huronview on Sun-
moon and after having
and a brief tour of the
esented a variety
in the auditorium. Sister
arranged the trip and
which consisted, of vocal
nstrumentals, bagpipe
ns and a sing song..
trator, , Mr.. Archibald,
ed the visitors with. `.
Dalton expressing the
tion,of the residents
enjoyable evening.
members of the'
Senior Citizens Club'
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
visited the home on Monday
afternoon and provided an hour. of
entertainment. Rev. Warr was
master of ceremonies and along
with Mrs. • Warn sang two vocal
ducts, and led a sing song. There
wee.. dance numbers by sisters,
Elise' and Heather Lindsay, read-
ings
ead-ings by Mrs. Madding, a vocal
solo by Mrs. Lindsay, violin
selections Mr. and Mrs. Mc -
Donald with Norman Speir joining
Mr. and Mrs. Bert. Finlay for
some old tyme tunes during the
program and the social hour. The
kitchen staff served lemonade
and cookies to 200 residents and, '
guests. Mrs. Bessie Elliott thanked
all those responsible for the
entertainment.
Rev. Youmatoff of Bayfield was
Chairman for Tuesday afternoon's
activities and accompanied at the
piano by Mrs. J. Parker, led a
lively sing a long,. Sixty-five
members of the Town and Country
Senior Citizens Club of Lucknow
were guests for the _afternoon and
took part in the program, Mrs.
Campbell accompanied Mrs.
Phillip, Stewart and Walter Dexter
for vocal solo numbers with read-
ings by Mrs. Philip Stewart , . a
mouth organ and piano instrument •
41 by Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred
Drennan and Jimmy Little violin
solo. Ray Maize, a native of the
Lucknow area, thanked the enter-
tainers. Following a tour of the
Home and a visit with several of
their friends, the Club members
had supper in main dining room,
The weather conditions were •
ideal on Wednesday afternoon for
the annual picnic which is held
in conjunction with Senior Citiz-
ens Week. Senior Citizens from
Clinton and Wingham areas join-
ed in the afternoon's activities on
the lawn with supper' being served
in the'Auditoriuni and adjoining
areas. Becky Howes of the Staff
joined' the Opportunity for Youth
;group; The Band, to provide
musical selections during the
afternoon with hamonica numbers
by. Mrs. Radburn of Wingham..A.
good number of residents and
visitors took •part in the sports,
which included potato, wheel-
chair kind pillow slip relays with
several contests and games oper-
ated by the Clinton Lions Club.
:During the supper hour prizes
were presented tothe eldest lady,
Mrs'. Scott, gentleman, Wilson
Armstrong; nearest birthdays,
Mr; Jim Gibbons -'and Mx`s. Charles
Boman.
the Senior Citizens Clubs of
Exeter and ,Bay, field had supper
at the Home on Thursday evening
and provided ' the Family Night
program. President, Claire Mer-
ner introduced the Bayfield program
and joined a men's chorus - Bill
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Parker, Harry Baker; George
Brown, Rev. Yournatoff and
Brown Higgins accompanied by
Mrs. Higgins. Stephen Farris, a
student minister at Bayfield,
spoke to the audience with his
brother, Michael; leading a sing
song. T he Exeter program con-
sisted/of tap dances by Mona
Hodgins, readings by Mrs. Grah-
am Arthur,_ instrumentals by Mrs.
King, Cecil Skinner and Norman
Speir. The men's chorus included
Edward Lamport , Joe White,
Pat Skinner , Earl •Haist; Maurice
Quance and Cecil Skinner.
Forty-five members of the '
Brussels Senior Citizens Club
travelling by bus visited the
Horne on Friday morning and
- after joined the residents for ,an
afternoon of -bingo.
The Happy Citizens of Seaforth
sponsored the progressive euchre
and games on. Saturday in the
Auditorium and we will have
names of prize winners for'next
week's issue. The Club members
visited several of their relatives'
and friends in the Home after
having dinner to-gether.
It would seem by the attendance
so' far that the week has been the
most successful yet. A
great deal of the credit for its
success is due to the splendid
co-operation of the weather man,.
the staff members and the assist-
ance of -the Women's Auxiliary •
who were responsible for the
registration.
Kairshea WI
The Kinloss Kairshea Women's
Institute . held the June meeting at
the home of Mrs, Lloyd MacDou-
gall. The meeting began with a
delicious noon luncheon at 1 p.m.
The vice-president Mrs. Cliff
Roulston presided, for the meeting
which was opened with the Ode
and .Mary Stewart Collect. The
Scripture Proverbs 25 was read by
Mrs. Ira Dickie. Mrs. Lloyd Mac -
Dougall was secretary for the
meeting.
Members were informed of a
Food Forum, to be held June 26th
at 8 p. rri.. in Walkerton, also
Kairshea Hostess Day at the
Museum is August 4th. It was.
decided to send "a donation instead
of attending: The committee in
charge of Lucknow and Teeswater
fain exhibit reported, also plans
were made for the booth at the
Craft Festival.
Mrs.' Bob Gilchrist took the chair
for the programme. A contest by
Mrs. Dickie "What's in a Name"
was most ' interesting. The topic
"Foods in other lands", by Mrs.
John Needham was interesting.
Blanche said how lucky we are
in this country to have food and
good gardens, as so many people
suffer from lack of food as well T
as lack of 'knowledge. The roll
call was "Name your Sunshine
Sister and .a gift exchange, and
finding out who your Sunshine
:Sister for the..year. had been. Each
member drew a name for another
year.,
Courtesy remarks were given by
Mrs. Ira Dickie ' and the meeting
closed by singing The Queen.
The July meeting will be a ;,bus
trip planned by directors. Mrs.
Donald Maclntyre and :Mrs. Allan.
MacDougall.
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