The Lucknow Sentinel, 1980-02-13, Page 21The great
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On-Thursday eyening--the---
Holyrood W,1, held a card .
party in the hall. There were
five tables in play, and a.
lovely'.isociable time was
enjoyed Prizes were award
ed to the following, high.
ladY, Mrs. Cliff Johnston;
high • gent, Ellwciod Elliott;
... lucky . lady, Mrs. Lorne •
Eadie; 'kicky gent, Eric Hal-
denby. Prize for the youngest
player went to David Elliott.
Mri. Don Wall is a patient
in University HoSpitaf where
she. underwent major surg-
ery. We send our get well
wishes Linda and hope you
will soon be home again.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gra,
ham, Mrs. Dorothy ThOmp-•
son and Edna" and May Boyle
were dinner guests with Mrs.
George Graham on Friday..
Mr. and Mrs: Charlie Mur-
ray • visited :on Sunday with
. her, parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Lyman Sutton at Teeswatey.
We are glad that Lyman is
making favourable progress
after •his recent_iiirgery .in
Londop.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack ScOtt
are withl Barbara and Blair
Scott,
,
concession 4, Huron
while Bill sand Bertha Scott
, :are enjoying a winter It011.•
daY.
Mrs. VeroM,..tiodgins..was
home from Florida. She visit,
ed with Mrs. Kathleen ,Gra-
ham. at Goderich. and With
her mother, Mrs. Mark John-
ston arid other friends. She
returns to Florida March .1st.
Congratulations ate ex-
tended to the Pee Wee
hockey _team, •who won the
championship, trophy in the
, playoff- ;game 'at Paisley on
Wednesday night. Charlie
Murray is, the team coach,
and the •loVely trophy is on
display in the Holyrood Gen-
oral Store.
Eric Haldenby is a patient
in Wingham and . District
Hospital. We wish him im-
proved health.
IfOLYROOD
WOMEN'S INSTITUTE
The citizenship and world
affairs meeting of the Holy -
rood Women's Institute .w4s
held on February 7 at the
home of Mrs„ Lorne Eadie
Who also .,presided. in the
absence of the president.
The, roll, call was "Name ..a
,Canadian Province, its Prem;
ier, and the flOral embleM of
that proVince", .
Mrs,, -John Scott read the
'minutes .;.,of the previous
Thank.younotes were read
front the Brownies fora gift
donated to their dance. From
the 'township council for an
invitation to the Family Night
in November; also from folks
who received cheerio °Voies
at Chriitmas. There were 12
boxes sent to shutink in this
area.
The new 4-H course has
now begun with Mrs. Orrie
Gingrich and Mrs: John Ack-
ert as idaders. A donation
was made to the hospital. A •
quilt wai.quilted for Partici;
pation Lodge in January and
the cost of the material .was
$30,00. - • .
Mrs. Howaid .Smith was
prograni -eonvenert,,and 'gave
a splendid motto on The bird
that sings is One that• draws
attention andinteresi. A very
well prepared topic, What
meeting and gave the Onan,
Oaf statement and.read, the
-•;otritn,nnications-__
chided letters front ,Mrs.
Flerenee Dymond, f,W.I:Q.
Mrs: Marjorie
Wall, District secretary-
treasttrer, an appeal from the
Winghain and District' Hos-
pital and notice of the
officers' conference at ,Wat- •
erloo in April.
makes a.. good citizen, was
given by Mrs, Gerald Mtir-
.
gave a paper on thelife 'of St.
Valentine, and also condttot-
ed a Heart contest : Mrs,
Harold Smith conducted
quiz on CanadianHistorY. A
reading, Old Friends, was
given by' Miss May. Boyle.
Courtesy remarks were given
b'y • •Hatold - Smith and
the meeting closed. Refresh-
ments were served by the
hostess.
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This is a brother for •Sien.
Faith and Fellowship
group mete at .the home of
Nancy Maclntyre on Sunday
evening. Mr: Garrott was.
guest speaker. There was a
good turnout.
Mr. and Mrs. jim Dollery,
Audrey and Jamie of Or
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Mr. and MrS. Lloyd Mac
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Visitors with Mr. and Mrs,
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Recent visitors with Mrs.
Olive Needham were Mr.
and Mrs. Victor. Gawley of.
Ripley and Mt. and Mrs,
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