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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-05-01, Page 17THE 'LUCKNOW SENTINEL., LUCKNOW, ONTARIO pee, MAY 1st, 1974 PAGE SEVENTEEN 7 —7-77 JUST ARRIVED North Star Joggers OOKSIDE PENINGS KINTAIL WHITECHURCH OLIVET ONCERT nual spring concert was ookside School on Thurs- il 25, It began at 8.15. sand grades who were K. 1 and 2 , rood' 3 and 4, room 3, grade 4, grade 4, room 8, rooms 11 and'12 , grade profit made at the,spring as $214.60. 'The profits s our foster child and ool activities. We hope yed it .and thanks for . r Visitors at the manse with Rev. and Mrs. Lloyd Murdock for they week end were his mother Mrs. Murdock of Mirigomish and Miss Lilian Phalin, Nova Scotia and her, parents Mr.' and Mrs. King of Syd- ney, Nova Scotia and Major Marg- aret Lawrenson and Captain Ruth King of Salvation Army, Toronto and Rev. Lloyd ''Clifton of Toronto who was, in charge of services at Teeswater and Kinlough churches. All except Rev. L. Clifton attend- ed the farewell service of Rev.. L. Murdock at Chalmer's Presbyter- ian Church on Sunday. Honor De Boers. On 50th Anniversary ST. HELENS NEWS On Wednesday evening a family dinner was held in the St. Helens Hall in honour of Mr. and Mrs. Symond de Boer on the occasion of their 50th wedding anniversary. Those attending , from a distance were Mrs. 'Hank Kragt , of Surrey, B.C. and Dr. and Mrs.. -G. S. van Dorp of Den Haag, Holland along with the other members of their family and grandchildren. OPEN HOUSE Many called on Sunday after- bon at the home of Mr, arid Mrs. Wim de Boer 'to honour Mr. and Mrs. Symon de Boer on the occasion of their 50th anniversary. TEACHERS ills, a student teacher teaching French with holm for the past Week de and North Ashfield hoolt. She has taught us w things. We hope she ed her visit and will have titre. SOUTH KINLOSS Mr. and Mrs-.. Jack McGuire and Brian and Mrs. Walter Black visit- ed on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Albert. Riehl of Goderich. Many from this community at- tended the Ripley District School Variety Concert last Thursday and Friday, evening in Ripley. Mrs. Oscar White returned home on Saturday evening after spend- ing about ten days visiting with her daughter and family, Mrs. Leda Nelson of Wawa. Miss May White accompanied her mother on the trip bbt remained there ito find work. They also visited for a couple of days with Mr., and Mrs. David Rigg and family of Orillia. Good fortune awaited Mrs. White when she returned home. Appar- ently she left a rather expensive radio on the bus, when they , got off in. Toronto to change buses to' Wawa. 'Although she never ex- pected to ever' get it back, she phoned the bus company when they returned home, and thanks to the honesty of people it was found and is safe at,the depot. Students completing terms at University are Rod MacKenzie , Pat Sparks, and Betty Colwell from Western University; CLUB 0-mile club is progressing las some student have ed the 50-miles. (200 laps) ning and good luck! The had a holiday_o Tuesday, as the teachers had a al DeVelopment Day.. Brenda Ritchie from Centralia College.' Brian Keith, who successfully completed his second year in Public Relations at .Humber Col- . lege, is vacationing at the home of his parents this week. Mrs. Jelle de Jong, who has been a patient in Lon-don, is now back in Wingham and District Hospital. We 'all wish her improv- ed health. Annette Elphick. uth Alton. Mr. and Mrs. Stan Halioway (nee Rosemary Hogan) were mar- ried.in St. Joseph's Church, Kings- bridge on Saturday. Many from this, community attended the wedding and reception.which fol- lowed in the Lucknow Legion Hall. Congratulations to the new- lyweds! The operetta which I announced last week to be held in St. • Joseph's School in Kingsbridge , on May 1st and 2nd has been changed to May 2nd and•3rd because of another school activity on May 1st. Please notice 'the change of dates. . SUCCESSFUL OPEN 'HOUSE North Ashfield School had a. very successful Open House. on Tuesday evening when Mrs. Mac- Charles and Mrs... Mowbray were hostesses displaying pupils' pro- jects , art ,-crafts, and workbooks. Children's autobiography and limericks were enjoyed. Mrs. Ritchie and Mrs. Simpson and Grade 5 and 6 girls assisted in entertaining parents. Coffee and cookies'were served to the guests. Everyone enjoyed a pleasant visit , to the school. Mrs. Mac Charles, Mrs. Mow - bray and Mrs. Simpson attended Open House at Clinton on Wed- nesday evening when the new Education adrninistr'ation centre for the Huron Board of Education was shown to the public. Parents from here attended the musical variety concert presented at Brookside School on Wednesday evening.. 'A bridal shower was held at the home of • Miss Mary Cloney of Goderich •on Saturday evening in honour of Miss Margaret Simp- son: Friends and nursing assOc- Wes were guests. Margaret 'was the recipient of many beautiful gifts. 'Mr. and. Mrs. Rob Coleman of Guelph visited over'the week, end With her parents Mr; and Mrs. JOe MacIntyre and attended the Hogan-Halloway reception. Mrs. Pearl Cole of Tiverton Was also a. guest at the MacIntyre home' on Saturday. Mr. Richard Sand will be mov- ing into the Ripley Manse this Week to prepare for his summer's ministry in, the Ripley and Ash- ' field Presbyterian Churches. Mr. Bryce was the minister last Sun- day. Both young men are stud- ents of Knox College , Toronto. SUFFERED INJURIES This community was sorry to hear the news that Miss •Sharon Coiling had the misfortune of breaking both her ankles and is in hospital in London. Apparent- ly the home in which Sharon was living along with 4:or 5 other girls caught fire and the girls had to jump from an npstairs window to escape.' Sharon is the daugh- ter of Mrs. Melvin Coiling of Ripley. Our best wishes for a speedy recovery. E VE CHANGED OUR NAME, BUT WE'RE_STILL THE OLD GANG REMEMBER YOUR LOCAL TEAM • WE STILL BUILD, THE SAME HIGH QUALITY . ' FARM AND INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS WE ARE STILL THE LARGEST FARM BUILDING CONTRACTOR • IN ONTARIO IVAN EBY Box 95, 28 High St. ST. JACOBS [5191664-2670 Elmira , Kitchener-Waterloo Area 8111 METLER 30 Kitchener Ave. GUELPH [519) 821.5804 Wingham Listowel , Lucknow Area Miss Joanne Hayes of London was home for the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl :Hayes. Week end guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Burt were, Eileen, Donna and Nancy Burt and Carol Fraser of London. Mrs. Edith Collins of Kincardine and Mr. and Mrs. Harold McKnight of Hanover. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Steer and family of London visited with Mr. and Mrs. Philip Steer and with Mr. and Mrs. Don Bell and family this week end% • Due to the air strike Douglas Dickie had a longer vacation and returned to Corner Brook, Nfld. , on.Saturday. As anniversary services are being held in Lucknow Presbyter- ian Church on May 5th there will be no Sunday School or church at South Kinloss: Mrs. Jas. Barton of Fergtis-has been visiting with her daughter , Mrs. Allan Graham, Mr . Graham and family. Former neighbours attending Donna Burt's shower were Mrs. Peter Carter of Wingham, Mrs. Gerald Bailey (Marlene Carter) and Aileen Carter of Walkerton. DAVE McINTYRE R.R. 1 PRICEVILLE E5191 924-2951 Owen Sound ,and Hanover Area B EA VER FARM BUILDINGS DIVISION IS NOW R. MARTIN STRUCTURES LIMITED GEORGETOWN; ONTARIO ONTARIO'S LARGEST FARM BUILDING CONTRACTOR INTENDED FOR LAST WEEK Sympathy is extended to the Burt family in the passing of Jim's mother, Mrs. Chas. Burt of Walk- erton. Miss Betty Colwell was teaching in Walkerton High School this past week. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mackenzie visited in Hamilton on Sunday and Heather returned home with them from Mac Master University.