HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1980-06-04, Page 84Attend legion
convention
in British Columbia
ilary. The ladies enjoyed
trips to a game farm, the
town of Kererneos, where the
Legion Auxiliary treated
them to a program of dancing
by school children and 'a
delicious meal. The last trip
was to a winery, which.prov
ed to be very interesting.
Free samples' were enjoyed
being held after that.
They were then free until A friend, Miss Donna
Saturday night to enjoy the
beautiful country of the
Okanagan Valley. Tours
were put on Monday, Tues-
day and Wednesday fof the
women by Branch #40' Aux-
Mr. and Mrs, Russel Whit-
by attended the 28th Domin-
ion Legion Convention .•in
Penticton, p.c„ which open-
ed on the Sunday with par-
ades. Approximately 2100
Legionnaires attended meet-
ings every day, Monday
through Thursday, from '9
a.m. to 3 p.m., with caucus
Brooks, drive the Whitbys
around and showed them all
the local highlights. The
weather was beautiful.
Special thanks to all con-
cerned.
Judy Ferguson of '1i on:At:h.
daughter of the Late Donald
Ferguson,`graduated, from
the' Faculty of:. MediCinc,
University: of TOronto, on
June 12, 1980-She received
the. Benjamin W. Appleton
award in Psychiatry. Intern-
ship will be at Toronto
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GitIS from across the Prov- bon, Lieutenant Governor
ince of Ontario will "hit the and Fatishun Watts, Esecu.
road to Jamboree" the week, tine Secretary of the National
end of. June. 20 22, 1980. CGIT Association.
The Ontario CGIT Commit- Her *Honour', . a fortner
tee will be hosting this 'CGIT Member, will bring
provincial Jamboree at Wild- . greetings to the full CGIT
w900—Conservation Area gathering-Iiefore-the-Sunday
neat St, Mary's, Ontario. morning worship service.
This camping Jamboree is
being held' to Celebrate the
65th anniversary pf National
Canadian Girls in Training.
Planning is'currently under-
way to. expect 1500: - 1700
girls, age 12. - 17, and their
leaders from across the Prov-‘
ince. of, Ontario and from
Points in Quebec.
Highlights of the ton'
Jamboree weekend will in-
clude special guests, the
Honourable Pauline McGib-
T jamboree
Saturday night campfire
celebrations will feature the
"Peace of Mind. Singers", a
London, Ontario based youth
musical group. 155 of the
CGIT membership have
chosen to attend, in full dress
uniform, the Saturday mat-
inee performance of Tw'elfth
Night at the Stratford Shak-
espearean Festival Theatre.
It is hoped this Jamboree
weekend will 'provide a un-
ique sharing experience.
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art°, London, Ontario during
Spring ,ConVocation', cere-
monies at Alumni Hall; with
the degree of Baelteloro of
Science [Physical Therapy].
Mary Ellen, the daughter'of
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Havens,
Lucknow, has accepted a
position In the Physical Ther-
apy Department of the Four
Counties Hospita/, Newbury,
Ontario.
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Lucknow Phone 5284420
Open Friday Night Till QM p.14.
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PENTLAND - Jim and Jo.-
anne are happy '.to announce
the-arrival-of their-daughter, --
Jacqueline Marie, 5 lbs.. 10
oz., at Wingham and District
Hospital on June-,14th,-.1980,-,--
First grandchild for Mr. and
'Mrs. Leoriarditchie, Luck-
now and Mr". and Mrs. Ron
Pentland, R. R. 6 Goderich,
and first great grandchild for
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mac-
Phee, Goderich.
Bless Koyle.of Lucknow is
progessing- . favourably after
major surgery in; St. Joseph's
Hospital, London.
Mr. and Mrs. Spence Irwin
were guests of their daugh-
ter, Laura, on Sunday for
Father's Day. They attended
the Salvation Army Church
and had lunch at the Mait-
land Restaurant.
Langside
•from page 11
and Mrs. Ron Barndt, Jason
and David, the 12th
concession of Culross and
Karey Coughlin spent the
weekend with Lois Hanna.
Track and field day was
held last week at Lucknow
and Kinhiss Central Schools.
It is a day the students all
enjoy and many of them are
wearing prize ribbons for
their efforts.
F. E. Madill students who
wrote exams last week will
all be relieved that they are
over. Hope they all passed.
Karen and Diane ,Yeung
were two of the Lucknow
band members who took part
„,in the hand concert and
picnic held at Fislhertnan's
Cove Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Ann Magoffin of
Lucknow had as visitors last
week, her three daughters,
Lorene, Mrs. Calvin Irwin,
Oshawa; Fern, Mrs. Harold
Melbin, Victoria, B.C. and
Bonnie Gray of London. It
has been several years since
all three sisters were togeth-
er with their mother. Mrs.
Irwin and Mrs. Meibin were
accompanied by their hus-
bands and all spent the
remainder of the week at
Ipperwash.
ThiLweek
June 27, 28 & 29
SCHIESTEL - Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Schiestelof Teeswater
are happy to announce the
arrival of their son on June
15, 1980, in Wingharn and
District Hospital. A new
brother for Tim, Darren,
Mark, Corey and Kelly.
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Consisting of 22 teams
Games start at 6 p.m. Friday night
Final game A vs B 7:30 p.m.
Sunday night