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THE .LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO. PAGN NINIII.
Frank McQuillin is a patient in
Wingham and District Hospital.
Sandra flUmphrey, bride-elect
was guest-of-honour at a commun-
ity shower in the St. Helens Hall
on Wednesday' night. On Satur -
day , Mrs. Humphrey held a ••
trousseau tea at their home in
Lucknow.
On Saturday night, several
fromladies St. Helens attended a
shower fOr Doris Rintoul at the
'Whitechurch
Mrs; Harold Gaunt spent a. few
days with Mr.' and Mrs. Glen
McDonald at Woodstock.
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WACO'S ,BUNCH RODE l0 MEET THEIR FATE
and nun rode with them!
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A FREE-FLYING STEWARDESS
once in his lifetime,
Fly girls who know what
to do f_py or to a man. —
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ST. HELENS
Mi.s. Roy Gardner of-Ltica-n
spent a few days with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Curran.
Tracey and Sean returned home
with their mother.
Mrs. Bob Aitchison /and Brad-
. lgy visited with her mother ,
Aceleen-DoWling at -Mount- Forest .
for a few days. Barbara Aitahi- ,
son and Betty Errington of Dun-
gannon spent a few days with 'their
aunt and uncle , Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Morgan at Kerwood.
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Annual Picnic
At Bluevale Park
The ivlacFarlanes and Raynards
held their annual pia& in, the
Bluevale Park in July. Around 60
attended.
The sports committee had
planned a ball game , races and
games.
At 5.30 a smorgasbord was en-
joyed. After supper a short
business meeting was presided over
by the President Ceeil Raynard.
Joe Raynard was elected president
for 1971 and his wife. Beatrice as
secretary-treasurer. The folk
from Ethel are in' charge of lunch
for next year and the St: Helens
folk in charge of sports.
The MacFarlane family tree
wa discussed and Mrs. Gordon
(Janet) MacPherson left in charge
of it. The 19.73 picnic is to be
held• the second Sunday Of July
at the Bluevale Park.
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held the August Meeting in, their
hall with 18 members Present.
The' roll call was answered with
a News Item pertaining, to
Aviculture.
Final plans were Made for the
Hafaa - -
Gaunt presented a very interesting
topic on ." Milk". Mrs. F/tussel
St. Helens W.I.
Plan Fair Exhibit
-t. Helens--Women"s-Institute
Phillips read the motto "If you
think the, World is Wrong take a
look at ypurself", prepared by
Mrs. Chris Cook.
Mis. Ernest Gaunt gave a very
interesting- demonitration on the-
use of a blender.
The ladies were treated with
the soups and drinks that Isobel
made up. Mrs. E. W. Rice gave
a piano instrumental.
The meeting closed with 0
Canada and a social time was
enjoyed with Mrs. Lloyd Whytock
and. Mrs. Gordon Lyons as•hostess-
MICHAEL TREVOR JACK DONALD
CAINEHOWARD, HAWKINS PLEASENCE
Courtneys Hold
3rd Reunion
Descendents of the late James
tourtney enjoyed a pleasant time
-visiting and renewing relation-
ships at the third Courtney re-
union held in Reids 'Corners Hall
on Sunday., August 6th.
Donald' Courtney , capably
convened the event and in his
opening remarks extended 'a wel-
come to_about_80_ people —Irene__
Liddle acted as secretary. Every-
one enjoyed a sing-a-long led by
Joyce-Courtney 'and accompanied
on the piano by Geraldine Mac-
Leod.
Lloyd' Courtney, Jim Nesbitt,
Lorne Cameron and Danny Keller
acted as, judges for the folIoWing
Couple married the longest,
Mr. and Mrs. John Emmerton of R.
1 Ripley; Family coming the farth-
est distance , Mrs. Jean Reid and
Karen Reid of Strathroy; Largest
family present, Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Courtney, and family 'of
R. 1 Ripley; Youngest child pres- .
ent and boy with the shortest
hair, Denice and Stever; Court-
ney, children•of Mr. and Mrs.
=Gary-C-cfurtney-of -R. 1-Ripley, Gir1-
with the shortest skirt, Heather
Harris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Harris of R. 2 Ripley; Boy
with the most freckles, Jamie
Liddle of R.,2 Ripley; Girl with
the longest hair ,. Karen _Collins
of London; Most recently married
couple , Jim and Mary Anne Eni-
merton of London; Tallest man,
Bob Harris ,„ R. 2 Ripley; Tallest,
lady, Karen Collins of London.
It was decidedi to hold another
'reunion in 2' years, with Lloyd
Courtney of London and Pearl
MacKay of R. 4 Ripley nominated
as conveners.
Bob Courtney in his remarks to
the gathering reviewed some of
the • family history. Leonard
,Courtney was called on for a few
re-marks. Mrs. FlorencenCOUrt-
ney suggested another year we
should use name tags. Mrs. Eliza-
beth.Sallows suggested that the •
descendents of each member of
the 'original family stand up as a
group. The largest group repres-
ented were the descendents ,of the
late Harry Courtney and Olivia •
Nesbitt.
Chester Emmerton of Kitch-
ener voiced appreciation to the
committee in charge - Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Courtney, Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Courtney and Mr.. and
mi. Doug Liddle. Refreshments
and lunch brougbt the afternoon
to a close.