The Lucknow Sentinel, 1981-03-11, Page 8NI
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Several ladies from the'
sir attended the World Day
of -Prayer at. the'Lucknow
United Church' on " Friday.
Betty -Lou Dolton, Clarke
•
Paton -and MaryClan sang,
P +ce is"Flowing like a River.
Lou accompanied on
and neighbours of
Donald* Fattish ; will be sony
to learn that he • was ; tmns-
ferred 'to Victoria Hospital,
London, on Wednesday , of
last week after being a
patient in ;.the'Winghun° and
District Hospital for three .
Weeks; We hope your stay,
there won't be too long, I+
Donnie.
Miss' Blanche Bilodeau of
Waterloo spent the weekend
with Mrs. Yvette Heffernan
who .returned home on
Thursday after spending
some time with her . son,;.
Jerry, of Stratford, and Al-
bert and Marjorie and family
of Essex,.,: '
The Kingsbridge Area
Seniors held their first card
partyof the season .on Wed-
nesday evening at 8.30 p.m.
in the Parish Hall. Winners
of the door prize was John
Howard. High lady ` was
Claarice Dalton end With m n
was Joe Austin. Low lady
was Annie VanDiepenbeek
and low man was John How -
all. The next card purr will
be held next Wednesday
evening. •
Congratulations to Des
and Linda ,Courtney ' of rod-
etich ' on' the 'birth of their
third child, a son, Desmond'
Andrew, born on March 2.
Proud grandmother is Mrs.
Marcella Courtney.
Gary and Chris Courtney
and baby, Michael of Blyth
were dinner guests on Sun-
day with his parents, Joe and
Teresa Courtney, Floyd and
Carl.
Dan . and Eileen Wilson
and family and • Betty Lou
Dalton and family spent last
weekend at the Wheels Inn
in Chatham. Betty Louts
daughter, Shannon, partici-
pated in the free-throw tour •
-
nament at Ursuline College,
and . placed third.
Jim and Yvonne Sinnett
and family spent the week-
end in Toronto with Yvonne's
sister, Maureen and- Delmar,
Maize and family.. Their
daughter, Sheila . Nelson and
grandson,' Daniel, flew from
Toronto Airport back to their
home in Calgary on Sunday.,
tudy India
Mrs. Fraser •"MacKinnon
was hostess for the `March
meeting of South .Kinloss
Mrs. ' Evan Keith
presided, and opened the
meeting with the poem, Joy
in Living. The Bible Study by
Mrs. John. Forster was bn the
theme . of . Faith. She -stated
we must have an acting faith,
trusting in Christ, The roll
call was answered with, a
Bible verse on pure. A.
reading was given by Mrs.
Dave MacKinnon, No Excuse
Sunday.. .. ,
.
Mrs. John . Mowbray took
the study . on India. The
family in India is a source of
Security. Everyone belongs_
to a group. There are many
changes in . living among the
people of India. A reading
entitled, March, from the the
Glad Tidings was read by
Mrs. Herb Buckton. The
offertory prayer was given by
Mrs. Dave MacKinnon, and
Mrs; Evan Keith conducted a
contest on trees of the Bible.
Courtesies were by Mrs.
John Mowbray and.the dos-
ing , prayer
os-ing-.prayer was offered by
Mrs: Harold Howald.
The hostess and directtoors�,
Mrs. John Mowbray, Mrs.
John Forster, . Mrs. Dave
MacKinnon, served lunch.
Trinitygirl wins
St, Jsetpit'a C.W.C.
The March meeting of St.
Joseph's CWL was held on
Monday evening in the Pari
is ►.J%n with Clams Dalton
presiding. After the Opening
Prayers, 'the minutes of the
previous meeting were read
by Delores Van Osch and
adopted as correct.
Several correspondences
were read by BettyFrayne, A
letter was received by the
London Diocesan Council of
the Catholic Women's
Leauge, announcing 'that
three resolutions have been
accepted to be presented at
the . annual .convention in
May. They are 1. Absentee
Ownership, submitted by
Kingsbridge C. WL.; 2 Cris-
is Centres, submitted by
London Central Committee;
3. Rest How, submitted by
London Diocesan Council. A
letter acknowledging 'eur do-
nation to Save a Family Plan
was read and It letter from
the 'family , to which ' the,
donation went was read.;
The annual Diocesan Con-
vent on to be held 'in Chat-
ham ° was briefly discussed.
Hopefully a car load .of ladies
will attend one of the dayst
Rita Howard gave a brief
summary on the Seminar
Funding Resources Available
to communities which herself.
and Clarice Dalton recently
attended.
Betty Frayne, Cultural Life
Convener, gave a report on
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Congratulations to Staph
Elir'ett en and Anne 'Andrew. and
Elizabeth Wilkins, grade Carolyn on the blah of their
• 11 stude tt at F. E. Madill S. 'new baby boy on Sunday at
'S.. Wingham was winner of Kincardine If ospital.
the Huron Oddfellows 'speak- • , Peg . and Stan McGratten,
off Ker
at Citi ton on March. 6th. ' of yge n, and • Mrs.
topic was ."Ridiculing". Emits? Mtsecar of Brampton, •
She will be sent as. a
visited recently foie two days
delegate to the annual Unit' with Cliff and Isabel Kitpat-
ed Nations�ge .for rick. -
Youth.' The p from Ont. '. The High School students •
arl
22 �o will leave Stratford July are busy studying for their
going to a: number of exams that win start on •
Places along the way with YThursday, March 12.
four days at . the United.
Nations in New York, They Frank and bene Alton and
will be away two weeks. Jamie visited for the week-
Congratulations Elizabeth, end in Toronto with her
pang and Dista Cameron, brother, John and Muriel
Awe and. Sera -Anne visited Wim, Murray, Irene, War
• rllt Sunday with his . sister,
ten and, They �.
ed a playaDienes.
Qthe tiuretY,that
d.
• I.yeda • and Glen weather, the "irr family took i in.
Lindsay at Kitchener. They Frank and Jamle also attend-
an attended the baptiser, for ed • the hockey game at the
Lindsay; • Maple Leaf Gardens in Sate
Markin- and Warren Sinn
ttrday night
visited on Sunday for dinner • Louis and Joy Jurjens and
with" Clayton and Lois' Alton, • David have moved from theeir
. Lynn. R ow, highway 86
Anne
a wish thalan Scott, eft, to the home vacated by
of Rev. Arthur and Bey Gary Austin. . •
,will,._j toio nbe better and I We are glad that Gail
able 10 come home from, Cranston was able to return
• )tai. W"iidgham and; District 1lOos" 1 home from"Wingharn and.
ti
pDistrict Hospital on Monday.
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school activities. the recent
public speaking winners and
sacrament of recondlliation
to be held on March 22nd.
Kingsbridge ArGea. Seniors
are accepting Memberships
and are holding card parties
in the Parish Hall each
Wednesday evening,
Clarke Dalton reported on
Pro -Life. The amous People
Players are crooning to God
etch Saturday evening, June
6.:
The possibility of building
a ramp to make it easier for a
young member of the Parish
who is outfitted to it wheel-
chair to get into the church
was discussed.
A nomination committee
was formed. Charwman will
be 'Fran ' iesling ' and her
assistants' will be Betty "Van
Osch anti Thelma 'Van Osch,
The election of officers tikes
place at the April meeting.. A
charter was presented. to
President Clarice Dalton by
the newly fwd ' Beavers
Group which the'League
sponsors.
Father Dentinger yin his
mesiage announced that the
annual St. Patrick's Party
will be held Sunday evening,
March '1S. 'He is now re -or-
putting the AdviSory' Board
and the CWL is to submit the
name of one representative
to the Board. -
Fran. Riesling, adjourned
the meeting and closing.
prayers. were said.
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