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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, 1977 PAGE FOURTEEN THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
The community extends a warm
welcome to the new store keepers
Mr. and Mrs. John Moore,
daughter Linda and son Christoph-
er of Alliston, who bought from Mr.
and Mrs. Steve Helesic.
A successful farm sale was held
on Saturday for Herman De Bruyn.
VVhitechurch Women's Institute
and others joining them are away
on a bus trip to Orillia and in the
afternoon on a boat cruise.
Miss Kathy Purdon of Blyth
spent Monday and Tuesday with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Archie
Miss Lorie Purdon has secured a
pOsition as ' Life Guard at the
Waterfront at the Girl Guide Camp
at the end of the 12th concession,
Ashfield.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilkens and
Glenna on Sunday attended the
Wilkens-Metz picnic with around
75 attenders at Moorefield Park.'
Langside Cemetery will hold a
Memorial Service in the Cemetery
on Sunday, June 26 with guest
speaker Rev. •Bev Kay. Will all
attenders please bring their folding
chairs.
Last Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Elroy
Laidlaw and Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Elliott spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Laidlaw of Windsor.
On Saturday Mr. and Mrs, Bev
Kay atended the opening sessions
of the Renovated , Royal Bank at
Goderich, where Mrs. Kay is one of
the staff.
Mrs. Fred Tiffin on Friday
attended a Tupper Ware party held
at the home of Mrs. Gertie Tiffin of
Wingham.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Moore,
Linda, Richard and Cindy attended
the retirement party held at
Lucknow for 3 • teachers Mr.
Collyer, principal, Mrs. Fisher,
grade 8 ,and .Mrs. Hall, kindergar-
ten. Richard Moore had the honour
of presenting Mr. Collyer with a
gold watch. Graduation for grade 8
will be held Monday evening., •
Mrs. Agnes Elliott and Mrs.
'Laura Galbraith of Wingham were
Sunday visitors with' Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Elliott and family.
On Sunday. June 26 a pot luck
dinner will be held by Chalmer's
Presbyterian congregation after the
service with the meal at the
Community. Memorial Hall.
Miss Karen Kiston accompanied
by Susan Moss of Newmarket, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Moss of Plattsville
and Mrs. Eileen Parker of Exeter
were recent visitors with Mrs. Ben
McClenaghan and Mr: and Mrs.
Carl McClenaghan. Mrs. Ruth
James of Woodstock and her
brother Russel Moore of Preston
were also callers at the same home.
Alex Kennedy of Winnipeg. who
is in his 94th, year. is visiting his
sister Miss Annie Kennedy of
Wingham and brother George
Kennedy and Mrs. Kennedy. He
and Annie attended the Kennedy
Reunion on Saturday held at
Carlow where Alex received the
prize for the eldest person present.
Wm. Kennedy of Kincardine was
the president. There were around
61 present. The next reunion will
be held at Bradnock near Guelph.
Present for the reunion were folks
from Guelph, Lucknow. Goderich.
Kincardine and surrounding areas.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy McInnes of
Goderich invited the folks to their
Goderich home for a social time.
Mrs. Eileen Parker of Exeter
spent the weekend with her
mother. Mrs. Ben McClenaghan
and Mr. and Mrs. Carl McClenag-
han.
Miss Mildred McClenaghan, on
the weekend, attended the wed-
ding of her friend Miss Barbara
Milne of Hamilton.
On Wednesday last Miss Mild-
red McClenaghan had her mother
Died Suddenly
At Age 71
MRS. ELIZABETH FLANAGAN
Mrs. Elizabeth (Betty) Flanagan
of West Wawanosh Township died
suddenly at her home on Saturday,
June 11th. She was 71.
She was the former Elizabeth
Inglis, daughter,of Tom and Jennie
(MacKenzie) Inglis, and was born
in West Wawanosh.
Betty, as she was familiarly
known, attended schools in West
W,awanosh, Lucknow and Whitby
and St. Michael's Hospital, Toron-
to, from where she graduated as a
registered nurse. She was employ-
ed as an industrial nurse in
Toronto, -retiring-4n 1970: Since that
time she has resided in y West
Wawanosh at her former home
caring for members of her family
until her sudden death.
On June 29, 1929, Betty married
Jack Flanagan of Toronto. He
passed away some ten years ago.
The late Mrs. Flanagan is
survived by her mother, who is in
her 97th year; four brothers and
one sister, MacLaren Inglis of
Highgate; Tom Inglis, at home;
Roderick • Inglis of Earlton; John
Inglis of Victoria, British Columbia'
and Mrs. Robert (Pauline) Adams
of Kinloss Township.
She was predeceased by a
brother Alexander Inglis in Decem-
ber 1975, a sister Christena (Inglis)
Sim in February 1944 and a brother
Allen Inglis in 1929.
She was a lifetime member of the
United Church, a member of
Whitechurch United Church Wom-
en and a member of the Ontario
Nurses Association.
The fUneral service was held on
Monday, June '13th at MacKenzie
Memorial Chapel, Lucknow. Rev.
Wilena G. Brown was minister.
Pallbearers wre six nephews,
Dave Inglis, Tom Inglis, John
Adams, David Adams, Douglas
Inglis, Brian Inglis.
Flower bearers were six nieces
Bonnie Inglis, Carolyn Smith, Doris
Inglis, Heather Inglis, Lisa Inglis,
Mary-Lou Stuart.
Interment was in Greenhill
Cemetery.
Hurt In Accident
A single vehicle accident on
county road 7, 1/2 mile north of the
12th concession of Huron Township
hospitalized a Ripley man.
Brian MacDonald, 24, was
southbound in a pick-up truck early
Saturday, June 11 when his vehicle
went into the west ditch and struck
a bridge support.
Mr. MacDonald, who received
concussion, lacerations and a
broken ankle in the accident, was
taken to the Kincardine and
District General Hospital and then
transferred to University Hospital,
London. He was released Sunday.
THREE FOUNDING MEMBERS
Society Celebrate
50th Anniversary
Members of the Ripley and
District Horticultural Society spent
a very happy evening on June 13th
with friends, guests and special
guests Dr. Leslie and Mrs. Barbara
Laking of the Royal Botanical
Gardens, Hamilton. This "happy
evening" was the occasion of the
50th anniversary of the Ripley
Society. Three founding members,
Mrs. D. Gillies, Mrs. W. J,.
MacKay and Mrs. J. Wylds,
dressed in the fashion of 1927
greeted all the visitors as they
arrived.
The president, Mrs. Ewan Mac-
Lean opened the proceedings,
followed by a lively sing song led
by Reg Moore. Together with the
president on the stage were the
three founding members, and Mrs.
Charles Liddle Sr., Mrs. W. J.
MacKay spoke a few words on
behalf of the three ladies and Mrs.
Ewan MacLean for the Ripley and
District Horticultural Society, pres-
ented the Award of Merit to Mrs.
Liddle. •
In' the audience were eight past
presidents of the Ripley Society
and also horticultural guests from
Lucknow, Teeswater and Goderich.
Mrs. Frank Fair introduced the
guest speakers, Dr. and Mrs.
Laking, who are professionals in
the art of horticulture and are
widely known for extension pro-
grams. Dr. Laking replied and said
his wife would do her portion of the
program first. This was an
interesting talk and demonstration
on "Methods of Preserving Foli-
age".
Dr. Laking, after mentioning his
family connections with our part of
the province, in Goderich and
Blyth, showed slides, of the
horticultural highlights of the
gardens in Hamilton and Dundas.
He gave a detailed -and educational
commentary on each slide, some of
which showed Tulips, Impatiens,
Coleus, Lilac, Rose gardens in full
bloom, _Japanese Lilac Trees, Crab
Apples, particularly "Dorothea"
and "Cameron" for their colour. A
spectacular Tulip Tree was most
interesting, as was a Kentucky
Coffee Tree, various types of
Hedges and many perennial plants.
Dr. Laking described the "Out-
reach Ontario" program.
Following Mrs. Ewan MacLean
graciously thanking De. and Mrs.
Laking, "Draws for Prizes"
donated by members of the Society
Sells Store
At Whitechurch
WHITECHURCH NEWS
Mrs. Lillian McClenaghan home
for the day from the Nursing Home
at Goderich.
Paul Falconer of Sarnia spent the
weekend with his grandparents,'
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mowbray.
Miss Barbara Purdon of Kitch-
ener spent the weekend with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Purdon.
We are pleased to report that at 1
the Grade 8 graduation at Lucknow
on Monday evening. Richard
Moore, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Moore, was presented with the
Grade 8 Proficiency Award by his
teacher Mrs. Jack Fisher. Congrat-
ulations from your community
Richard.
The community will 'be pleased
to learn that Baby Rob Frank, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Rob Frank of
Wingham. is progressing as well as
can be expected in a London
Hospital.
Leo News Desk
By Mike McDonagh
The Lucknow Leos attended a
Bed Race Saturday, June 11 at
Belgrave and did very Well. We
placed third in the mixed class and
had the third best time out of 11
beds.
On Friday, June 3 the Leos held
a dance at the Legion. We are
hoping to have more dances there
in the fall, but it is doubtful that we
will, because of someone's rude
ignorance and destruction of other
person's property. The Leo Club
hopes that at the future dances
anywhere, there will be no
damage.
The last meeting before the
summer break will be held June 22.
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