The Lucknow Sentinel, 1981-02-25, Page 66—Lu w Sentinel, Wedneat14, ;obruary 25 1981
By Minion Van Oath
Francis Hogan : 'left on ,
Mondayfor a two week vaea-
tion in the"Barbados. Accom-
panying him were Bill Simp-
son . of ,, Ashfield. and Bill
Tranter of Ripley.:,
The;community extends,
their deepest 3�Past. s th :. to
Y
Ray Dalton, Mr. and Mrs.
Dennis , Dalton and families.
on thepassing of Ray and'
Dennis' sister, Mrs. ' Josie
Cleary . of Wallaceburg. Mrs.
Cleary, the former Josie
Dalton, a native of Kings-
bridge, passed away. on
Tuesday of last week at the
age of 86.
Attending the funeral ,on
Friday from this area . were
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Dalton,
Mr. And Mrs. Clete Dalton,
Terry and Mike Dalton and
Brother Carl.
Clarice Dalton, Rita How-
ard and Marcella. Courtney of
Goderich, attended a Semin-
ar on Funding Resources
Available to Communities at
Clinton United Church on
Tuesday.
John antl Rita Howard
visited recently with Rita's
brother, Ed Schefter, . Mrs;
Schefter and family of Strat-
ford.
n vacation
A large number from this
area were present at the
Lucknow Community Centre
on Tuesday evening at the
Liberal nomination meeting.
Eugene Austin of Calgary
returned home with his fath-
er, John and brother, Joe on
Monday for a' few weeks visit
before he returns to Calgary.
Also. returning home from.
Calgary were Joe and Teresa
Courtney. "
Ralph and Cathy Austin
were honoured at a wedding
reception at the Lucknow
Community Centre on Satur-
day evening. They were mar-
ried last Saturdayin Calgary.
Donald Farris!' bas been a
patient in, the Wingham and
District Hospital for the past
week. We wish him a speedy.
recovery.
Ben Miltenburg was an at-
tendant at the wedding, of.
Ralph and Cathy Austin in,.
Calgary.
- Dr. and Mrs. Peter Boel-
and of Mississauga were.
weekend visitors at 'their
country home here.
Dr. and Mrs. Adrian - Mil-
tenburg and daughter of
Elmira were weekend visit-
ors
with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John Miltenburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Sin -
I. .
Introducing
Y HARROH
Your
Candidate
Iura�r��Brue:�'
Gary, his wife Yvonne and-disughtere Tammi
18, and Lisa, 10, , live on their beef and dairy
farm in the Allenford area.
gliving 1 I
Although just 5 miles outside the riding
Gary is a tiftirne resident of .Bruce County and,
is 'committed to moving into the riding when
elected.
"Being a farmer Gary is very aware of .the
problems facing Agriculture today. Problems
such. as 'high,' interest rates, low prices and
foreign,. speculation in area farmland.
Gary has been Involved in municipal politics for
the past 121/2 years including terms as warden
of Bruce County and chairman' bf the Bruce
County ,Economic Development Committee.
'This experience has acquainted GOO With both ,
• the problems and potential of Huron Bruce. •
The leets Cin Be solved
The Potential Cali Be Used
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nett and family of Detroit
were weekend visitors with
Jim and Yvonne Sinnett and
family.
A note of interest to an.
Y
one who might be wonderingg
about , the welfare of our
refugee family, Somsak and
Mone, and their two little
boys. Due to our usual, winter
conditions, they were moved
to Goderich to an apartment
on. Newgate Street in earlY..
winter, to make it easier for
them to get . about. Even
the
though no longer reside
Y
in our community, they are'.
still under the sponsorshipof
our Parish and -the Refugee
committee still looks in on
them and is certainly still.
concerned about their wel-
fare. But visits from anyone
who happens to be in God-
erich would be appreciated,
anytime.
Kingebrlde ;Hurriculum
The annual Garvey. Public
Speaking Competition was
held at : the school on Thurs-
day afternoon, : February 19,
with grades four to eight
participating. , The . judge's
were, Dr. Brian Lynch of
Goderich and Don Butcher,
Kincardine.
Winners in the' grade four
•
class were: lst Wendy 'Mil-
tenburg; 2nd Christine Con.
nelly; 3rd Patty ~ i!Durnin.
Winners in grade five were:
lst. Lisa Card; 2nd Maureen
Stapleton; 3rd Marianne
Franker,. Grade six winners
were: 1st Mary Catherine
Stapleton; 2nd Paul Van-
Rooy; 3rd Angela Foran;
grades seven winners: lst
Linda Van Osch; 2nd Maria
Dalton; - rd' Cathy O'Connor;
grade
eight winners: 1st Bill
Card; 2nd Kenny Van Osch;
3rd Christine Stapleton'.
Overall winners . 'in the
Junior . Division were. lst,
Lisa Card; 2nd, Wendy Mil-
tenburg; 3rd Maureen Stap-
leton.
Overall, winners in ' the
Senior Division were: 1st Bill.
Ard; 2nd Linda. Van Osch;
3rd Maria Dalton.
Thetwo first place winners.
will compete next week in the
O.EC.T.A Zone T Public
Speaking to be held thisyear
at Kingsbridge and the Leg-
ion Public Speaking, Luck -
now on February 27. The =
second and third pl ce over-
all winners will enter:either
one of the competitions.
-.Congratulations to the
winners and to all those who
e
aj4.adoa
even participated in the
competition. '
• Kingebrldge C.W.L.
The February meeting was
held last 'Monday, February
16 in the Parish Hall l with
Mrs. Clarice Dalton presid-
ing.
resid-ing. Father Ed Dentinger led
in the Opening League Pray-
er.
Minutes- of the previous
meeting were read by Mrs.
Delores Van Osch and adop-
ted as correct. Several thank
you notes were read by
correspondence. secretary,
Mrs. Betty Frayne. A letter
from the Diocesan Council of
•the C.W.L. was read asking,
for .a donation to be .present
ed to Bishop .Sherlock at the..
convention in May to cont-
memorate the 60th anniver-
sary of
nniversary.of the .Dioscesan
and the 125thanniversary' of
the London Diocese. A mo-
tion was made by Mrs. Rita
Tigert, seconded !by Mrs.
Marie Miltenburg : to send a
donation. All were in favour..
The financial. report was
given by Mrs. Mary Clare. A
motion was made by Mrs.
Tina VanDiepen,' seconded
by . Mrs. Marion Austin to,
send a donation to Save a
r
•
Family Plan. All were in
favour.
A general spring cleaning
bee is being planned for the
church and hall. Plans are to
clean the kitchen on'- March
18 and the church closer to
Easter.
Ladies are asked to save
their Zehr's tapes for cash to
go towards the ; Refugee
family fund. On Tuesday,
February 17 Mrs. Rita How-
ard and Mrs. Clarice Dalton
will ; attend a Seminar on
Funding Resources Available
to. Communities at the Clin-
ton: , United Church. Mrs.
Betty Lou Dalton is to attend
a meeting in Lucknow to plan
for the World Day of Prayer.
Prayer.'
Mrs. Clarice Dalton brought
to the members attention the
need for visits to local.
nursing homes. 1.
A letter was . received .from,
the Diocesan convener on
Resolutions and. Legislature
acknowledging acceptance of
the group's resolution 'on
Absentee Foreign ` Owner-
ship. ,
Father Dentinger gave '• a
very inspring spiritual mes-
age. The meeting was ad-
journed by .Mrs. Tina Van-
Diepen and closed with pray-
er.
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