The Lucknow Sentinel, 1982-01-27, Page 9community news
Imeknow Sentinel,` Wednesday, January 27, 1.982—Page 9
Whitechurch man undergoes surgery on hand
By Valetta
We are song t4 report that
on Tuesday late afternoon
Bill Uuldriks had the misfor-
tune to cut the first two
fingers from his lett hand.,
He drove his own car to
Harry Sjaarda's home who
took him to Wingham Hos-
pital, He was transferred to
Alexandra Marine and Gen-
eral Hospital for surgery and
then he returned to Wing -
ham Hospital on Saturday.
He was released from there
on Sunday and spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Ron Boonstra and family. He
and his wife stayed with
Boonstras because due to the
storm he could not make it to
Whitechurch...
Mr, and Mrs, John Kool
*and family of Palmerston
were visitoas. Friday with her
mother, Mrs. Roeiy de Boer
and grandmother, Mrs. Sym-
on de Boer, Lucknow and
called on Mr. and Mrs.
Victor Emerson.
Attending photographic
courses on Tuesday evenings
at Goderich are Alan Fal-
coner, Alex Craig and Hugh
McBurney. ,
Those from here at Luck-
now school band practice on
Tuesday evenings are/Tony
Falconer, Kimberley and
Janet Laidlaw and Karen
Pickard.
Brian Falconer ' of Sarnia
spent the weekend: with his
grandmother, Mrs. Cassie
Mowbray.
For the third weekendthis
village has been completely,,
shut off with winter storms.
We are thankful that other
than colds. no one has been
laid up with car accidents.
Due to the storm there
were no church . services in
the United Church `and Pres-
byterian Church.
Because of poor road . con-
ditions area schools were
closed. on Monday.
Brian Rintoul .was auction-
eer on Tuesday at the Keadie.
Sale for the usual auctioneer
who is on holidays at Florida
for three .Tuesdays. Brian
was accompanied by Bill
Rintoul.
The annual meeting for
Chalmers Presbyterian
Church has been postponed.
to Friday, February $ at 2.00
p.m.
The 4-H training school
was held at Ripley January
21 and 22 for the project,
"Bread Winners". Aliiyone
wishing to take part in this.
course phone Mrs. Walter
Haggitt, 357-1358,
Mr. and Mrs. George Ross
and Cheryl of Owen Sound,
and Mike Slack and Barb
Rbcs of Waterloo spentthe
weekend` with Mr. and Mrs.
Don Ross of Whitechurch.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Rintoul visited with her
mother, Mrs.. Hazel Pardon.
of Lucknow on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Glover
of Sarnia visited on the week-
end with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Wallace Milligan.
Dungannon columnist returns to hospital
By MattiePark
Stormy weather againthis
weekend caused cancellation
of church services at Dun-
gannon ' United Church. We
hope the congregation will
remember • that expenses
continue regardless of ` the.
weather and will keep up
their givings.
Mrs. Marie Park is in St.
Joseph's Hospital in London
where she had surgery on
Thursday, the second opera-
tion in as many weeks. This
was caused by infection but
e hope for a swift recovery,
sympathy is extended to
the family of Harvey Maize,
who died in • Lucknow on
January 10 in his 84th year.
He is survived', by one
daughter Ellen (Mrs. Glenn
Springer). of • Tillsonburg,
three sons, Gordon of Luck -
now, Harold and John of
Ashfield Township, 21
grandchildren and 11 great
grandchildren. .
A reception to celebrate
the 2Sth anniversary of John
and Mary Maize's wedding
was held in Lucknow Com-
munity Centre on Saturday
night, having been postpon-
ed from the previous Satur-
day, due to stormy weather.
The Nile U.C.W. ladies
came' to a quilting . at Bessie
McNees on Tuesday and
Wednesday,
On .Tuesday afternoon ab-
out thirteen Dungannon Sen-
-
for Citizens attended a meet-
ing of Lucknow Senior Citiz=
ens. An OPP officer from
Kincardine showed a film on
"Senior Power
Tuesday night Mr. and
Mrs. Cowan, Bessie McNee
and Elsie Irvin attended the
Pini River U()Wchoose
faith and justice theme
Pine River U.C.W. held
their previously 'postponed
meeting at the home of Mrs. •
Bill Scott on January 19.
The president, Mrs. Bill
Godfrey, welcomed 26 mem-
bersand one visitor, and
read the poem, The Journey.•
Mrs. Allan. Farrell intro-
4luced the theme for .:1982,
Faith and Justice. Continu-
ing on the justice theme,
Mrs. Farrell capably led
group bible study. Mrs. Cecil
Humphrey • offered, prayer.
and a hymn closed the wor-
ship period.,
Mrs. Delbert` Wilson read
the . minutes, correspond-
ence, and roll callwas
answered with, A high light
of the past year. Mrs. Ken
Farrell gave the treasurer's
report.
Following the courtesies,
the president gave a. though
for the day, and the closing
prayer. _
A noon smorgasbord and
fellowship period followed.
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prayer meeting in North
Street United Church. Mr.
Cowan. participated in the
meeting and led in singing.
i\The Senior Citizens held a
.card party in Agricultural
,Hall on Wednesday evening
with 13 tables. A general
meeting was held before the
card playing . started. Win-
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lady, ElsieIrvin; low` lady,
Bessie McNee; high man,
Raymond Haggitt; low •man,
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Mr, and Mrs. George
Webster returned home on.
Wednesday' from a visit to
Riverview, New Brunswick,
where they visited with their
daughter, Mr, and Mrs. Don
Vincent, Patrick, Angela and
.Aaron. While there they ex-
perienced tile • earthquake
which shook the house and
rattled the dishes
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Uuldrdcs
arrived home Monday after-
noon afterspending the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Ron Boonstra, Wingham.
Whlte hur h W.M.S.
Chalmers Presbyterian
W.M.S. held their meeting
Wednesday, January 20 at
the home of Mrs. Wesley
Tiffin. Mrs.. Alan Falconer
presided for the meeting,
opening the worship with,
The Mustard Seed.
The scripture was read by
Mrs. Alan Falconer. A poem,
My Garlic Valentine, was
read by Mrs. Wesley Tiffin.
The meditation, Once Rare,
Spices, was given by Mrs.
Alan Falconer. An Iroquois
Prayer was given by Mrs.
Bill Purdon. ' • .
Thg topic, Spices of the
Bible, was given by Mrs.
John Bell,
A contest on naming spic-
es was won by Mrs. Itoely de
Boer. A poem, Give Us 0
Lord a bit of Sun, was given
by Mrs. Don Ross.
The minutes were read by
the secretary, Mrs. Bill Pur -
don. The mi call was an-
swered by eight with a verse
from the Bible on Spices. The
offering was dedicated by
Mrs. John Bell. Mrs. Alan
Falconer gave the closing
prayer.
The Ladies Aid meeting
was then held. The World
Day of Prayer is to be in .the
Presbyterian Church, was
discussed and the offering
was received and the meet-
ing closed.
'The hostess, Mrs. Tiffin,
served refreshments.
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