The Lucknow Sentinel, 1978-07-05, Page 16Page 16--Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, July 5, 1978
Woofle dust
does the trick
says magician
Abracadabra has nothing
to do with real magic says.
Andrew Forgrave, an Owen
Sound magician. "Woofle
dust is what does the trick."
What is woofle dust, and
how can you get some? find
out at the Lucknow Public
Library on July 11. The
mysterious woofle dust and
other secret ingredients will
be featured in a magic show
at the library starting at 2
p.m. The show is intended
for children five to 12 years
old and admission is free.
Andrew Forgrave is the
star of the show. With music,
tricks, slight -of -hand, a bit of
ventriloquism and illusions
of every kind, Fprgrave
promises to keep the children
spellbound.
A student considering a
full time career as a perform-
er, Forgrave has given
numerous magic shows at
schools, churches, libraries,
fairs clubs, concerts, parties
and on television. His troupe
.of assistants consists of
birds, rabbits including one
that talks - and various
balloon animals.
Purple Grove
Suttons celebrate 45th anniversary
, BY KERRY BOYLE
,Home with Don and Alma
Gillies for the holiday week-
end were Valerie and Dave
Gibson, Dan and Julie.
The Sutton family and
friends gathered Sunday at
the Purple Grove Community
Centre to surprise Lyman
and Pearl Sutton with a party
for their 45th wedding anni-
versary.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Stark
visited Friday evening with
Cecil and Wilma Sutton,
Robbie, Rodney and Tammy.
Tiny and Don Robertson
have returned home from an.
enjoyable bus trip to the east
coast.
Roger „ Morrison of Luck -
now visited Saturday with
Heather Boyle and the rest of
the Boyle family.
Bryan and Janet Boyle of
Peterborough dropped, in at
the Boyle's Sunday evening.
They had been holidaying
with friends at Sauble Beach.
Also visiting Sunday with
Boyles were Herman Kueh-
ner of Kitchener and Marty
Bolte who came over to
watch Triple Terror with
Kevin.
Irene and Francis Boyle
are away on a month long
holiday in Britain. They are
planning on visiting Eng-
land, Scotland and possibly
Ireland if they have time.
Mrs. Jean Barnes of
Michigan, a former neigh-
bour in the Purple Grove
area visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Thompson,
Tiny and Don Robertson and
several other friends and
neighbours. She also visited
in Ripley with Martha Hust-
on, Don and Anne McCosh
and Gladys Arnold.
On Saturday Earl and June
Elliott and Ian, John'.
Joyce Farrell, Tania- and
Teresa, Nancy and Paul
Greenwood, Jean Paul and
Joel, Steven and Janice
Elliott and Lea of Upsala,
attended the Ned Stanley
family reunion at the Ash-
field Township Park. One
GUARANTEED INVESTMENT
CERTIFICATES
5 years—Annual Interest
For information call
I1kaccionalcl-Cartier
trust company lifp
(416) 276-2112
165 Dundas Street West, Mississauga,
Ontario, L5B 2N6.
Member of Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation.
Rates subject to change.
• Agent inquires invited.
hundred and twenty seven
people attended, some from
as far as California and
Florida.
Earl and June Elliott
hosted reunion guests Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin Jordeth,
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Bates,
Michelle and Michael, Earl's
mother, Peggy Elliott and
Earl's brother, Stanley of
Michigan, Mr. and. Mrs.
Evert Elliott and sons, Paul
and Donald, and grandson,
Kingsbridge
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 14
were read by Clarice Dalton
and approved as read. The
treasurer's report was given
-by Mary Clare. In the
absence of the corresponding
secretary, Karla Hogan, Cla-
rice Dalton read thank yous
from the Help Honduras
Foundation and from Brother
Carl Voll. Fran Riegling
extended -a thank you"' from
her husband, Carl. Betty
Doherty called the roll call.
In the Cultural Life report,
Tina VanDiepen announced.
the Spring birthday party for.
senior citizens would be held
on Wednesday afternoon,
the 14th of June in the parish
hall.
For the pro life. report,
Clarice Dalton mentioned the
monthly meeting to be held
Wednesday, June 14. Mem:
bers were told that Mrs.
Connie Osborn is the new
President of Alliance for Life
which'is the National Pro Life
Group based in Toronto. A
short report was given of the
pro-life workshop held in the
school May. 27, t.
Irene Gilmore reported
that 70 cards had been sent
to the sick and shut-ins so far
this year. Another report of
interest to all was that former
member, Anne Riegling, is
now president of the C.W.L.
at Whitelaw, Alberta. The
Catering Report, given by
. Jean VanRooy mentioned the
Graduation Dinner on June
29th. Mothers of all grade 7
students and grade 9 girls
will be asked to help. Some
of the members helped the.
Goderich C.W.L. members
serve supper to about 40
young people on retreat day
held in Kingsbridge parish.
Members were reminded
of the Pirlgrimage to the
Shrine at St. Mary's, Ontario
on July 13. A garage sale is
being planned for later in
July. Rita Howard is in
charge. Tina VanDiepen and
Grace Austin' will pack boxes
for Comberemere on Thurs-
day, June 8.
Pat Howard, president,
thanked all those who can-
vassed for the Cancer Soci-
ety. A thank you will be
placed in the local papers.
The president also thanked
those who cleaned the
church.
As this was a joint meeting
with Lucknow, St. Augustine
and Kingsbridge at St.
Augustine, • all three leagues
then met together in the hall
to hear guest speaker, Mary
Luanne Clare, wEo gave a
beautiful account of her visit
to the Holy Land with her
parents. This talk has won
her many awards in public
speaking., Betty Frayne intro-
duced Mary Luanne to the
members. Pat Howard
thanked her for coming.
Grace Austin then follow-
ed with a comprehensive
report of the Diocesan Con-
vention ' recently held in
London. Adrian Keet from
Wingham then spoke on
"Campaign Life" the new
political arm of pro-life.
Adrian also asked for help at
the plowing match in Sept-
ember. Pro-life will not only
have an information booth
.but also a. refreshment booth
and many helpers are needed
for these.
Mary Boyle, president of
St. Augustine C.W.L. thank-
ed Grace for her report. She
also spoke of the recent
Retreat Day held by St.
Joseph's, 'Kingsbridge.
,There' was some discussion
concerning St.. Augustine's
75th anniversary celebration
on Sunday, August" 6. St.
Joseph's C.W.L. is being
asked to, serve the dinner for.
this affair. Mrs. Boyle also,
congratulated Father Dentin -
ger on his upcoming 35th
anniversary of Ordination on
June 12th.
Teresa Courtney gave a
report on a meeting she
attended at Clinton of the
Huron County Board of Edu-
cation on obscene books and
asked each parent to write to
the Board and .'members of
parliament concerning those
books. Lucknow's president,
Mrs. Gertrude Leddy, thank-
ed the St. Augustine mem-
bers for hosting the joint
meeting. Mrs. Carl Riegling
adjourned this part of the
meeting followed by prayer
led by Father Dentinger. The
annual plant sale then took
place followed by lunch and a
social.
Owners of smaller businesses
The Federal Business
Development Bank
can provide you
with :
• Financial assistance
• Management counselling (CASE)
• Management training FEDERAL
• Information on government BUSINESS
programs for business DEVELOPMENT BANK
See our Representatives
BILL LICHTI AND BOB FURTNEY
at:
THE BEDFORD HOTEL,
GODERICH
on: the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays
of each month
NEXT VISIT: JULY 11
(Branch Office Address)
For prior information
Call 271-5650 Collect or write
1036 Ontario St., Stratford
Keith, all of Ferndale, Michi-
gan.
Reunion guests staying
with John and Joyce Farrell
were Mr. and Mrs. James
Ruby of Lake Leanne, Michi-
gan.
Nancy and Joel Green-
wood were in Toronto last
week for the completion of
Nancy's midwifery course.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Farrell,
Alma and Elden Lowry, and
Don and Anne McCosh,
attended the 90th birthday
party for Mrs. Sadie Slade at'
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Ron Slade on Sunday.
Langside
BY LILLIAN YOUNG
Sympathy of the commun-
ity is extended to relatives of
Mrs. Duncan Keith who
passed away in Wingham
Hospital on Wednesday,
June 28.
Mrs. O Wald Rudi , and
daughter, Marilyn, , of Lon-
don called on her brothers,
Bob and Dick Orr, last
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Miller
and children, Susan, Karen,
Jimmie are taking a holiday
trip out west in their truck
and camper. They will visit
relatives in Manitoba and
-Saskatchewan.
Margaret Moffat of Toron-
to visited with her brother,
Mr. and Mrs. Graham Mof-
fat, of Teeswater on the
weekend, and also with her
sister, Mrs. Mamie Donald-
son, . who is a patient in
Walkerton Hospital.
Kim Coughlin, who spent
last week holidaying with
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
Young, returned home on
Sunday.
Mr. and .Mrs. Bob 'Breg-
man and the Top brothers
from this district attended a
concert by the E.D.E. Uni-
versity Choir from Holland at
the Goderich Collegiate Insti-
tute on Tuesday evening. It
was sponsored by the Lake
Town Band and was attended
by a large crowd.
Mr. and Mrs. Rod Potter,
Sherry and Shane, who
resided in the house on the
Bridle farm on the eighth of
Kinloss, moved last week to
near Halifax in Nova Scotia
where they came from a few
years ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Schaeffer,
newlyweds, moved into Bob
Bregman's farm house on
the boundary last week. We
welcome them to the com-
munity.
Russell Young of - Toronto
and Debbie Ferguson of
Newmarket spent the holiday
weekend with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
Young.
With fine weather last
week, farmers were busy
with the haying.
NO RIDERS -
MAKE IT A RULE
farm safety association