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THANKSGIVING WEEK-END
SPECIALS
October 8 to October 11, 1976
to
1. BOSTON. AND PLYMOUTH
2. WASHINGTON AND . BLUE RIDGE
MOUNTAINS
3. NASHVILLE, TENN. '(4 DAY)‘:
4. NASHVILLE, TENN. (5 DAY)
DePaits' October 7th
FALL COLOUR, SPECIALS '76
1. LAKE PLACID, N.Y, AND ADERONDACKS
3 days — featuring Whiteface Mt., Saranac an.
Tupper Lakes, etc. Depart Sept. 23, 25, 27, 29
and Oct. 1, 3, 5
HALIBURTON AND ALGONQUIN PARK
days -- Accommodations -- Red Umbrella Inn
or Hart Lodge; leave October 1st - Return October
d; leave October. 4th - return October 6th.
MUSKOICA LAKE AND. MANITOULIN ISLAND
days — featuring Cleveland House Resort and
1. New M,S. Chi-Cheemaun; leave September 26
- return September 28; leave September 28 - re-
turn September 30; leave September 30 - return
October 2; leave October 2 - return October 4;
leave October 4 - return October 6.
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4 days -- "A good• time had by all"; leave Sept-
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Helm Reunion
At Kincardine
Forty-fine friends met at tans-,
downe Park In Kincardine on July.
25th at 1.15 p,m. for dinner Of the.
38th anniversary,' Helth reunion.'
The president, Wilfred • Hacketi,
spolce•a few. words of 'welcome. A
minute Silence was observed' in
memory of Robert Helm, Alex
Hackett (Sandy), Bill Button,
Lficknow and John' Helms Port
Yerry, that passed away si e the,
last year reunion.
The reunion will be held in
Lansdowne Park, Kincardine the
4th Sunday in July 1977 at 1.15
13,m-
The officers for 1977 are:,
president, Wilfred Hackett; vice
president,' Tom Helm; secretary-
treasurer, Mrs. Allan Ritchie;
sports, Vernon Hunter, Jerry
Huizinga, Allan Ritchie, Bryce
Ritchie and Vernon and Ken
Hewitt; ' program, Mrs. Wm. G.
Hunter, Mrs. Wesley Ritchie, Mrs,
John MacKinnon and. Mrs. Wilbert
Hewitt; family tree, Mrs. Jim
Hunter; tea, .Mrs. .Vernon Hunter
and Mrs. Tom Helm; park commit-
tee, Mrs. John MacKinnon. -,
The following program took
place: Mrs. Jim Hunter had two
readings "In A Stew" and "The
Loom of Time"; Mrs. Eunice
Dunsmuir sang a solo "Every .
Prayer is a 'Flower"; Mrs: Bert
Helm gave readings "Take' Time
for Ten Things" and "Postage
Stamps"; ,Bryce Ritchie conducted
table prizes -, lucky plate, Grant
Helm, Tiverton; oldest gent, Bert
Helm, Tiverton; oldest lady, Mrs.
Wm. 0. Hunter; youngest . girl,
Janine Helm; ydungest boy, Ditig-
las Hetm; largest family present,
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Hewitt of
Wingham; family corning .the
farthest, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Miller,
Barrie and Jean VVharry of Mahon;
youngest grandparent, Mrs.. Eun-
ice Dunsmuir; birthday closest to
picnic, Mrs. Wm. 0. Hunter;
youngest couple ages added to-
gether, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry
Huzinga, Auburn; lady with the
smallest shoes, Mrs, Jack Miller
and Mrs'. Alex Hackett; gent with
the' smallest shoes, Jim Hunter;
one with the post pennies, Mrs.
Wilfred Hackett; 'oldest girl be-
tween 16 to 21 years, Shirley Helm;
oldest boy between 16 to 21 rars,
Bryce,.'RitOhie; number of jelly
beans in jar, Mrs. Jim Hunter and
Grant Helm (tied); races - 3 yrs.
and. under, Mellisa McLelland and
Janine Helm; 4 to 6 yrs.; Chris
McLelland; 7 to 9 .yrs., Robin •
Hewitt; ladies walking race, Mrs.
Vernon Hunter; men walking race;
Jim Hunter ladies kick the slipper,
Mrs. Wilbert Hewitt; balloon race,
Garry Hewitt. 'A candy scramble '
bi.ought the picnic to a close.
Everyone was pleased to see
Mrs. Robert Helm and Mrs.
Wesley Ritchie of Lacknow able to
attend; also new friends. Everyone
went home hoping to see a well
attended reunion in 1977.
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Lawn Bowling
On Monday night, July 19th, a .
mixed Trebles Tournament was
held on the Lucknow bowling
greens.
Winners were, 'firk, Wilbur
Brown's rink with Isobel- Miller
and Robert Fisher; 'second, Jack-
MacDonald's rink with Anne
McTavish and Gordon McPherson;
third, Arnold Fisher's rink from
Goderich and fourth, Jim Coultes'
rink from Brussels.
On Wednesday, July 21st,, 'at a
Ladies \ Doubles • Tournament 'in
Goderich, Isobel Miller and Maud-
ie Fisher won fourth prize.
NOT APPRECIATED
Many people make the mis-
take of trying to correct the
mistakes of 'their friends.
THE LW,.KNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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IN - LUCKNOW Gibson Picnic
At Brookside
A beautiful. day added to a very
enjoyable.family 'gathering held at
Brookside. Publit School, July 25,
where the descendants of the late
George and ,,,Catherine (Webster)"
Gibson met. Thii school is near the
homestead of John Gibson, where
George was born in 1849, on lot 7,
concession 10.
Of the 115 living descendants 76
were able to be present. All were
very happy- to have Marnie
(Gibson) Pickare and daughter
Judy from Agassiz, B.C., also
Harold and Mary , Gibson with
Patrick and Norah from Detroit. As
well, there were cousins from
London, Brantford, Waterloo, St.
"Marys, $eaforth, Clinton, Kincard-
ine, Lueknow and surrounding
areas.
After lunch special prizes were
given to family coming.the farthest,
Marnie and Judy, Agassiz, B.C.;
oldest lady, Mrs.. May GibSon;
oldest gent, Jack Gardner; gent
with largest shoes, Ken Hamilton;
youngest girl, Brenda, Gibson;
youngest boy, Darrel GibsOn;
birthday nearest picnic day, Dor,
othy Hamilton; largest family
present, Mrs. Grace. Gibson; lady
with most buttons on 'clothing,
• Kathy Gibson; the one who had to
'get up the earliest to get to the
picnic,, Glen Gibson. •
The afternoon was spent in ball
games, players ranging in age, from
8 to 50; as well as other sports and
catching up on the doings of` the
different branches of the family.'
Something for everyone. Let's
make it 100 next year.
HIGH. LIVING
In 'most all eases it is the
struggle to' keep up appearatces
that causes the disappearance 'of
the family income.