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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-04-17, Page 17isDAY,ArRiL 17th, 1974 WE SERVICE OLKS AEON . • . WE HAVE. A COMPLETE LINE OF USED .AND RECONDITIONED YOLKSWAGQN. ENGINES • . • PRICES::ON ENQUIRY. Taylor's Garage and Used Cars BERVIE PHONE 395-2634 TI4E ,LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO' PA. GEC SEVENTEEN Flock Of . Swans Caused Interest in Ashfield KINTAIL NEWS large flodk of swans have led on a field across from the Id Simpson residence on a owned by Mr. and Mrs. e Luther. They probably led due to Sunday's wind storm e south of us and were of int- t to passers by on Sunday and ay on the Kintail sideroad 1Drennan of the ersity of Guelph has finished fourth serves .g and spent rwith his gents , Mr. and Douglas Drennan and Dennis. studying for his Bachelor of nce with a special course in ical Education and will return uelph in the fall. , and Mrs. Gordon Barger of ow were Easter guests with parents Mr. and Mrs. Jack 'mon and Jackie: , Margaret Elliott and grand- en, Andy and Stephen Mac- of Kincardine, visited over es with Mr. and_ Mrs, Donald , and Mrs. Vincent ideay and Jeffrey of Windsor Mrs. Harold Sawdhuk , Peter Bill from Fonthill were home the Easter vacation with their nts Mr.-and Mrs. Alex Farrish ohn. s. Bruce Millar of Palmerston_ Margaret Morton; Tina and Jason Of Sarnia , were Easter guests with their mother Mrs. Rhetta MacLennan. Miss Laurie MacLennan, daugh- ter of.Mr. and Mrs. George Mac- Lennan of Agincourt, flew to Spain from Toronto Airport for a holiday and returned home a week ago Saturday. Laurie, Virginia and brother. Colin visited with, their grandmother Mrs. Rhetta MacLennan on Easter Sunday. Virginia is studying medicine at the University of Toronto and has completed her first year. Mr. and Mrs.' Henry Drennan went by 'but' to Nashville , Tennessee for Easter week end. /Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. George MacDonald of London an& formerly of Ashfield on the birth • of their daughter Julia ,on April 8th in St: Joseph's Hospital, Lon- don and to the proud grandparents~ Mr. and Mrs. Finlay MacDonald and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Culbert. Miss Shirley Robb of Kitchener Waterloo Hospital spent Easter with her. parents Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Robb , Sandra and. Glenn. Mr. and Mrs. Don Ainsley of Toronto, their daughters Jane of the University of Western Ontario, and Cindy spent Easter with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mad- Lennan.4 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kaye of • Milford Bay and son Gary Kaye of Stratford, and Miss Jan SiMpson of the University of Western Ont- ario, spent Easter with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Simpson. Glenn Fer guson of Brantford and frie friend Bob Becker of Delhi and" Margaret Simpson of Kitchener were also guests with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Simpson. Donald Simpson Jr. of the Univ- ersity of Western Ontario, was home for Easter with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Donald Simpson. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hunter and Jennifer were home for, the holi day with Mr. and Mrs. George Moncrief. Russell Moncrief of the Ainiversity of Guelph was also home,, and will be finished with this semester after Easier week end. • With the weather like spring on Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Mackenzie of London visited at their summer cottage at ,Kintail beach. Colder temperatures and snow have taken them back to the city for, at least awhile until spring temperatures arrive for good, when they will again open up their Kintail trailer camp.: Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Jaclunanf Toronto visited at their summer home at Kintail beach for Easter week end. Miss Lisa Rayne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Frayne, was successful in passing her primary examinations at the High- land dancing exams held in God- Bridal Shower For Gail Jamieson A bridal shower was held at the home of Mrs. Keith Cranston, R. R. 2. Lucknow , for bride-elect Miss Gail JamiesOn, Ludknow , ,on Saturday -April 13th. . A short program was conducted by Miss *Ruth Ann Kiajaefski. The gifts were brought to Gail by Miss Diane Dodkin, cousin of, the groom. The bride was then assisted in opening her gifts by her friend Miss Shirley Robb. Gail fittingly thanked everyone for their gifts and invited them to' come and see her trousseau at her home. The evening concluded with lunch and renewing,pleasant mem- ories with friends, present from Montreal, Asbestos , P.Q. , Sarnia Woodstock, Goderich, Waterloo, • Chesley, , Dungannon and Lucknow. erich on the week end.' • David Simpson was a guest of Paul Zinn when they accompan- ied Mr, and Mrs. Warren Zinn on Saturday evening to dinner and to The Donnelly's show in London Theatre. The boys attended church on Sunday morning and ha• a stare when the Trinity. United • Church was struck by lightning in Sunday's electrical storm. A loud cracking sound brought sparks flying into the church and left a' hole' in the church roof. w. We were very pleased to have so many out in.Ashfield Presbyterian Church on Sunday. The congreg- -ation was swelled with' faces we, 'have not seen in many months who were home from the city: The minister was Mr. Richard San Sand. He was accompanied by his mother Mrs. Sand of Richmond Hill. The chair presented spec- ial music. 16, Guests on the 'week end with Mr. and Mrs. Finlay MacDonald were Mr. and Mrs. James Robson and Phaidrea Mr. and Mrs. Jim Halsley and son James Lewis of Detroit, and Mr. and Mrs. John MacKinnon, Patrick and Allyson of Brantford. Mr. and Mrs. Jack MacKenzie visited last week with her aunt Mrs. Verna Hicks of Centralia. 'Mrs. George MacGregor called on her brother Mr. and Mrs. Jack MacKenzie on Thursday of last week. Mrs. MacGregor returned to Copetown and was accompan- ied by her mother Mrs. Neil J. MacKenzie of Lucknow for the Easter holiday. Miss Nancy MacLennan R.N. of Taranto spent Easter with Mr. and Mrs. Stuart MacLennan and Roddy.. Miss Sheryl MacLennan, daugh ter. of Mr; and Mrs. Bayne Mac7 Lennan and Catherine Simpson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Simpson, were successful in pass- ing Grade III Highland Dancing .examination in Goderich on the week end.