The Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-03-20, Page 3WANT ADS
SPAY, MARCH 201h, 1974
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old Treleaven of Luck-
panted by Mrs. Harvey
)f Londbn, returned
pm a 19 day bus trip
Island on the Gulf
Mrs, Harvey Treleav
few days this week
fighter Mrs. Harvey,'
Mrs. Ewart MacPherson, of Luck-
now is home from Victoria Hospit-
al, London where she was hospit-
alized two weeks while under-
going eye surgery.
/ • Mrs. Edburt Bushell of R. R. 2
Holyrood is home from hospital
after over two months in Kincar-
dine Hospital and four months in
K-W Hospital, Kitchener.
Mr. and-Mrs. Barry McDonagh
and faniily of Lucknow are spend-
ing the winter school break in
Florida leaving by car about the
middle of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. George (Shirley)
Forler, Mark, Julie and Eric of
Barrie spent last Saturday in Luck-
now with her parents Mr. and Mrs
Robert Moffat.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Clark, Sus-
an, Jim, Kevin and Doug visited
last week end in Killaloe with
their datighter Mrs. Doug Abbott ,
Mr. Abbott and Michelle Eliza-
beth, and on Sunday attended
Michelle's christening in Killaloe
Anglican Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Nixon,
Cindy and Sherry of Stratford vis-
ited on Sunday with Mrs. John
Emerson, Luc•know:
•
Mr. and Mrs. Kerry Hogan and
sons Todd and Chad of GlenCoe
visited last week end with his par-.
ents Mr. and Mrs. Con Hogan,
Ashfield. Todd remained fora
longer visit.
Mrs. Lila Ritchie of Lucknow
has returned home after five weeks
as a patient at Wingham and Dist-
rict HOspital. •
•
Mr. and Mrs. Alex MacNay
returned Monday of this week
from a six, week holiday at St.
Petersburg , Florida.
"Could not.do without the old
home paper now" writes Margaret
Griffin Of Detroit in renewing her •
paper.
Ted Jcihnson of Lucknow, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Johnson, is
$100 richer following a successful
win on the TV Quiz "Who -Am I"
Ted had an entry from Finlay Dec.
orators" in Lucknow.
DEDICATE ORGAN
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Vern's Carillon De Westminster.
Mr. McDonald also accompan-
ied the guest soloist, soprano
Mrs. Norma Clare of London. Mrs,
Clare inspired the audience as
she sang Handel's He Shall Feed
His Flock. With the singing of
How Great Thou Art she invited
her listeners to join in on the chor-
us. Her final selection was "You
Will Never Walk Alone". Gwenda
Vander Velde presented the soloist
with a bouquet of flowers and
Harry Burgsma , who in a fine
manner introduced each musical
number of the program, thanked
her for her wonderful contribution.
Another special highlight of
the evening was the performance
of the church's choir "Joyful
Voices" under the capable direc-
tion of Don Cameron. Their
joyful and spirited renditions of
four numbers including Wake The
Song and Softly and Tenderly
showed the enthusiasm and sensit-
ivity of the twenty-six-voice
choir., Mrs: John' Van Stemp-
voort accompanied the choiron
the new organ..
After the audience sang
Beethoven's Joyful, Joyful We
Adore Thee, the church's
organists Mrs. Harry Burgssna and
'Mrs. John Van Sternpvoort were,
called to the platform. Debbie
Sjaarda and Alice VanderKlippe
presented the ladies with a bou-
quet of carnations and, Ben Malda
spoke a word of appreciation for.
the faithful service they give '
each Sunday. The guest organist
Mr. McDonald was presented with
a record by Feike Asma , a world
renown Dutch organist.
Before Closing ,the program
with prayer, Rev. Van Stempvoort
thanked all those who participated
in the evening, especially the
Organ Committee for planning
the event and for the many hours
they spent in the selection and •
installation of the new instrument.
The Organ Postlude, Woes'
Toccata from Fifth Symphony was
played and a social hour followed
in the church's Fellowship Room.
Birthday Party
Mrs. Eldon Bradley of Lucknow
had a surprise birthday party for
her aunt Mrs. Ida Taylor where
she entertained her friends and
neighbours on the hill. The after-
noon was spent with a short pro-'
gram and a friendly visit' over a
cup of coffee and birthday cake.
Mrs. Taylor thanked the hostess
for the afternoon and for the gifts
and bards she receiVed. There
were 16 at the birthday party.
yd McNin, R.• R. 5
s a patient in Wingham
t Hospital. She under-
surgery 'on Friday
Mrs. Bob'MacKenzie,
rs, Jack Fisher, Mr.
rville Elliott and Karen,
low and Loree. Gam-
t. 1 Lucknow left ,Satur
te for Florida for the
k holiday. Mr. and
enzie are remaining
holiday.
Mrs. Murray Hunter
r of Winghamt left last
r plane for a week's
song Beach, California
id Mrs. Al Martin and