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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1980-11-12, Page 20Cathy Dore and Keith, perry of Stratford visited on Thursday with • her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Don Dore; Mr. and 'Mrs, Robert pSon spent the 'Weekend in Toronto where they attended a conference sponsored by Hickson Feeds, Joan Brooks of Fort St. ohn, B.C„ visited on iltursday afternoon with Ir. and Mrs. Bob -Thoinpson. Weekend visitors with lr. and Mrs. Jack arrell and Rob. were 4r. and Mrs, Courtney 'MacDonald and Mr. and Mrs. George Miller of i.ondon, and. Sheila Hutton of Bluffton, Alberta, and, on Sunday, Donald Hutton of Ripley. Rob. Farrell and Larry Needham attended the Zone Conference of Jr. Fat e r s at Palmerston ~ I weekend with her grandparents, ,Mr, and • McIntyre; Flelen and Mrs. Wilfred Gamble parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Jim Greenwood of Heather, and Olive and Mrs: Denglas Francis Boyle, Hanover. Needham Kiriloss.; and McDonald spent Thur- Mr, • and,. Mrs. Donald Andrew and Sheena Mr.• and -Mrs, Allan sday in Kitchener.. McCosh, accompanied by MacDonald attended, .Colling of Ripley, Mrs. Cecil Sutton and _Ceerie„CollyelLefAinlosS,_,-,With ate—Cubs IIrs,'onald were spent a few days recently Brownies, the special held at, the home of Mrs. in Bearraller on Saturday with Betty Colwell of Remembr an c e Day Russell Collins in where they demonStrated SudbUry. spinning at the Buren Mr. and Mrs, John Tract Weavers' and Farrell are holidaying Spinners' Guild sale._ with Mr. and Mrs,' Mrs. George King of Stephen Elliott at Upsala, Bervie and, Mr. and Mrs. Northern Ontario. Wilbert _HeelAittS_ Wingliain were Sunday The November meeting guests of Mr. and Mrs. of the U.C.W. of St, CecilSutton. Andrew's "Church, Mr. and Mrs. PranciS Ripley, was held on Boyle spent a few days Tuesday at the home of last week in Peter- Mr. and Mrs. Jiro , borough visiting with Mr. Needham. and Mrs. Bryan Boyle. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kerry Boyle of Elliott spent Saturday McMaster University, with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hamilton, accompanied Greenwood of Whigham. by friends Barbara 'Joel Greenwood was MeQuarrie, David celebrating his third Wenthrup and Kevin birthday and also 'en- Maloney, ,---spent the tertained hiss other ingsbridge CWL buy winter footwear for refugee family service for all grades Was held on Friday. afterneon 41 " the school gymnasium. • " SOCIAL NEWS. Get well wishes go. out: to Minutes of , the previouS meeting were read by the Seeretary, Mrs.. BUrtork COMM, and the president then 'turned the meeting over to—the--irogra-M-r--i----- :Convener., Mrs. Wayne Rhody. After several enjoyable active games . were conducted, MrS: Rhody introduced the guest. ,sPeaker, Nancy Quinn, manager of the florist shop in • Lucknow ; gave .a-.most interesting an•dc informati've' demonstration on the planting. and care, of bulbs, Christmas. decOrations*, Corsages Mrs 'Howard Thom- pson Spoke briefly a bout the Area Convention. held , in Wiarton on Oct', 1 and 2 and Mrs. Donald McCosh 'reported on the. County' Rally' held at Underwood on Oct-10. Courtesies were ex-. pfessed and a deliCious lunch,' served by the host.ese, and the, lunch conveners, Mrs. Donald Forster Mrs. Victor Gawley and Mrs,, Donald Dates vailable ucknow & District Community _Centre-- . SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15 Bruce Scott and • Mary. Bradley SA i URD-A1C,— NOVEMBER 29 Steve Maize and Cindy Laframboise FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5 Bill and Noma Campbell OPEN DATES AVAILABLE NOVEMBER Friday 14 Friday 21 Friday 28 DECEMBER . Friday 12 Friday 19 FrTday 26 JANUARY Friday 2 Saturday 3 Friday 9 Saturday 10 Friday 16 Saturday 17 Friday 23 Saturday 24 Friday 30 Saturday 31 Now Booking For 1981 MUMMER INPORMAPON AND MID WE& DOOkINGS CALL 528-3532 • on Saturday, service at • Knox Latanow on Saturday Presbyterian Church, evening, Attending were Ripley, on Sunday; Margaret Robertson Su_ visitors with Lucknow, Mrs. Goldie' Mr. and Mrs. Norval Huston and 'Mrs. Stanley were Mr, and Breckenridge, Ripley, Mrs...D.onald Doune --Mrs- --Ken: children Of Millarton,.and Robertson, ArtnoW, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Deupe Mr. and Mrs. Donald and Ryan of Kincardine Robertson of this .' corn- Township, tnuntty. Mr, and 'Mrs. Morley Care of bulbs Scott were Sunday guests Mrs. Cecil Sutton• was hestess for the November of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Currie at their _cottage meeting of: purple . Grove near Durban). Women's Institute on Mary Nicholson of Wednesday ,evening, London visited on Sunday when guests were with - her GranOmother, members of Holyrood Mrs. Ben. Scott, and Mrs. .and Silver Lake Howard . Thompson of InstituteS.' Ripley was also a visitor APprexiinately:40 ladies with Mrs, ScOtt. attended and were Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Welcomed by • the Howard Thompson On President, Mrs. Morley Monday were Mr: and , Scott:. Scripture was read Mrs, Bert . Nicholson and by Mrs. Jim Scott and the Mrs. Burton. Collins, and, Roll Call answered by on Thursday, they en- ''An':old-fashioned tertained Mrs: Allan • remedy". BY DELORES Van OSCH KINGSBRIDGE C.W.L. The Kingsbridge CWL meeting • was held in the Parish Hall on Monday even- ing November 3 with Mrs. Clarice Dalton presiding. Father Dentinger opened the meeting with prayers. In old business, buying floor covering for the kitchen was discuSsed. The covering will, be purchased soon and installed by volunteer work ers. The leftover—erafts- wele-- ciaussed:11- was suggested to hold a ticket draw on larger articles and a penny ,ale on the smaller ones. Correspondence was read. The' financial statement was given by Mrs. Mary Clare. Mrs. Rita HOward and Mrs. Marie Miltenburg re- ported buying winter foot wear for the refugee family and there are still other necessities to buy. Mrs. Bernardine Kinney gave a report on the Kings- bridge Area Seniors. She ,also reported on calling on former residents at Huron- view and Maitland Manor and visiting sick and shut- ins and bereaved families in the parish. Mrs. Irene Gil- more reported several birth- day cards sent to seniors in the area. Mrs. Tena Van Diepen, cultural life convenor, report- ed that this week is education week at the school. Three speakers will be coming to speak to the students on careers. The school will hold their Remembrance Day ser- vice on Friday afternoon. The annual C.W.L. Christ- mas dinner will be held on Monday , ,evening, December 1 in the parish hall. It will be in the form of pot luck with _the _C,W,L—purchasing- -the-- turkeys. The Youth Club will come and serve and clean up. In place of gift exchange, it was suggested that each lady bring a small gift marked either for a lady or man, to be given at area nursing homes ;or Christmas. A report 'on the recent Deanery meeting held in. Goderich was' given by Mrs, aviary Clare. Mrs, Grace Austin and Mrs. It was moved by Tena Van Bernice Drennan who were - Diepen, seconded by. Ann both admitted to St. Joseph's -lerry to donate to .the pl4y-., 'Hospital; London---this- past hound financial_ committee week. 'r St. Joseph's Community Little Jonas Dalton, son of Clete and :Mary -Looking "after -Christmas ton, returned home from the rn Lifts for the sick and shutins Wingha and District Hos- ._ Mrs,A3elty—Dobe ist--vveek:- old Mrs. Mary O'Keefe. Congratulations` to two ar- Following a spiritual mes- sage from Father Dentinger, a short film, Where have all the children gone?, was presented. The C.W.L. will iold a Respect for Life Day ,m . Friday, December 5th ,vith Adoration, followed by the Rosary, Mass, and Bene- Mrs. Leinhardt of St. diction. Clements visited this past KINGSBRIDGE AREA week with her daughter, Ann SENIORS and Terry Dalton and family. The cash bingo held in the Visitors with Joe and Mary Parish Hall on Thursday ev- O'Keefe on the weekend and ening, NoveMber 6 was well attending the wedding of attended. The jackpot of $60 their son, Tom were, their was split between Mrs. Ste- son Joe and wife, Toni of phanie Vogt and Mrs._ js4.,.. Calgary, Alberta; _daughter._ belle, Doherty. Door. prizes Marianne and John Gallant— were won by Mrs. Harry and Joey of London: Mary's, Girvin and Mrs. Robert How- sister and husband, Mr. and ard. A card party and musi- Mrs. Cole Lazzara of Mis- cal entertainment is planoed sissauga; Joe's brother, Eug- for Monday, November 24 at one and Mary O'Keefe of 8 p m Hamilton; his sister, Sister ., KINGSBRIDGE Mary Phatornene of Belle KURRICULUM River and their daughter, Kathy O'Keefe of. London, tion week at the 'school. On This past week was educa- arid son, John of Sarnia. Tuesday, Joanne Agnew of Mrs. Mary Frayne spent Kincardine, spoke to grades the weekend at her honie five to eight on being a here and attended the wed- Travel Agent. On Wednes- ding of Jim Frayne and Mary day, Dale Dolson of the Sut- MacKinnon. •Weekend visit- ton Park Inn, Kincardine ors with her were Doug spoke on Hotel Manage- Frayne of Brantford, Mrs. merit. Mrs. Marguerite Pal- Gladys Redfern and son, toner spoke on Thursday on David, of Royal Oak, Michi- -beinga-Public-Health •Nurse,- gam • The Yellow Houseleague Dan and Linda Frayne of team (Edmonton.) won the Cambridge, spent the week- volleyball championship, end with his parents, Mr. They will be travelling to and Mrs. Eugene Prone and Stratford to play iii the finals. family and attended his The Remembrance Day brother, Jim's wedding. ea young men who were married on. Saturday. Torn O'Keefe and Nora Donnelly were married in Goclerich and Jim Frayne and Mary MacKinnon were married at South Kinloss.