HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1980-07-23, Page 20Mr. and Mrs. Jan de Boer
from Holland are staying
three weeks with Mrs. Sym-
on de Boer in Lucknow. He, is
a son of the oldest 'brother of
the late.Mr, Symon de Boer.
in Holland he is deputy head.
master of the Teacher's Col-
lege in the city of Enschede.
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20—tuelssow Sentinel'„ Wednesday, July 23,.:1980..
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tour Oshawa museum
The July meeting, of growth of the Canadian continued on to Scar-
Kinloss Karishea W.I. 'Automotive Industry. • borough, Centre for a
was July 17 in the form of Parkwood consists of a shopping and browsing
a bOs trip this being a 55.-room residence on 12 expedition until supper.
yearly event.. The group acres, a park-like setting
included members of of unbelievable beauty, The group boarded the
Holyrood W.I.- Parkwood• Gardens alone bus and arrived home all
Leaving Lucknow at 7 are worth a visit. weary but having enjoyed
a,m, their destination At 4 p,m. the group a delightful day,
was the ,City of Oshawa.
Arriving at 11 aim, they
toured the Canadian
Automotive Museum.
This was a most in-
teresting display of many
cars of the late 1800's and
early 1900's and later.
The bus load continued
from the museum to a
lovely city park where
they enjoyed lunch. At 2
p.m. they were scheduled
at Parkwood, Oshawa,
the estate of the late
Colonel and Mrs. R; S.
McLaughlin. , Mr.
MacLaughlin born in
Enniskillen, Ontario,
1871, died in 1972 at the
age of 101. The son of a
farmer, who founded the
McLaughlin Carriage
Works, Robert inlieriged
his father's inventive
talents and keen business
sense. He was respon-
sible perhaps more than
any other man for the
establishment and
This week in
LuelinOW
Mr. and Mrs. Clare John-
stone have returned home
from a three week holiday
thrOugh the western United
States and Canada with their
daughter, Helen, son-in-law,
Bob and grandchildren, Jef-
frey and Jackie• of London.
They visited the states .of
South Dakota, Michigan,
Minnesota, and Wyorning.
They attended the Calgary
Stampede and while in Al-
berta toured. Yellowstone
Park, Banff and Lake. Louise;
They alSo travelled through
the provinces of Saskatche-
wan and Manitoba.
Mrs. Wilfred. Drennan re-
furneo:I home atter .spending
a weeks holiday with her
daughter Lorraine and son-
in-law, Melvin Stewart at
their home, in Guelph and the
cottage at Kettle Point.
Mrs, William Toney
(Wendy MacKenzie) of
Gull Lake, Sask., and her
children, Rob and Leigh
Anne have been visiting (-
with her parents; I3ob and
Isabel MacKenzie at their
summer home, Amberley ,
Beach.
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navigation training at the,
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He Joined the Canadian
FOrees in April 1979 after
cbtripletlngligh school in.
Winghami Ont. .11e and
the other Members., of
course 7908', "• .were
'presented their wings and
graduation . certificates
by Colonel G. W DugUld,
Deputy Chief Of Staff for
Operations, ' Prairie
Region. • •. .
and ' ".Lie'ut'enant.
Davidson • is • 'no*
proceeding to .: • 430 .
Squadron at, CPO
Edmonton, Where -he will
take up &Ales: as a
transport navigator on
the, C-130 Hercules air-
craft.
On Thursday, .1;0 17,
2nd'. *Lieutenant.",'Hatold
Davidson,' '21, • . son
Harold and Clara'. •
Davidson' 'of Lueknow,
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'.FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 1980
Janice Collins graduated
with honours from the Sec.
retarial Sciences Course at .
Karen Hall. Career Schools of
London on June 13, 1980.
Janice is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Collins, R. R.
# 3, Goderlch.
Monday, July 28th thru Friday, August ,lst
Inclusive
LUCKNOW
SERVICE CENTRE
Will Be Closed
For Holidays
Notice
LUBBERS: Mr. and Mrs.
George; Lubbers of RR 3
Wingham are pleased to
announce the arrival of
their son On July 20, 1980
at Wingham and District
Hospital.
•
PUT"
'TO
August 1st 4tb 8;00 P.M.
Beauty Contest & Beard Growing Contest
Agricultural-• drounds)
9:00 P.M.
Dance "Birthday Ball"
Music By "Bitter Sweet"
(Agricultural Grounds)
Prizes for Centennial Dress
SATURDAY, AUGUST 2, 1980
8;00 A.M.
Old Fashioned Breakfast
(Agricultural Grounds)
10:00 A.M.
Back to School
(Bring your own lawn chairs)
(Former Dungannon USS No. 8
1:00 P.M.
Grand Opening Ceremonies
(Snyders Shell Garage)
1:30 P.M.
Mammoth Parade
(Special Parking and Seating at
Dungannon United Church)
Christian Fellowship Church
Tea and Coffe '
Self Help Craft Table
(Agricultural Hall)
3:00 P.M..
Yesteryear
(Dungannon United Church)
Junior Farmers Reunion
Dungannon Agricultural Hall
4:00 P.M.
Sunfield Equestriannettes
Process Drill Team
4:30 P.M.
Barb-B-Q (Pork)
(Agricultural Grounds)
7:00 P.M.
Teddy Bear Parade (Kids Only)
8:00 P.M.
Yesteryear •
(Dungannon United Church)
9:00 P.M.
Dance - Music By "Star Trek"
(Agricultural Grounds)
Open
Saturday, August 2nd
Howard Nimble, Prop.
School)
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REMEMBER
WHEN? • t •
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8:00 A.M.
Pancake Breakfast
• (Agricultural Grounds)
10:45 A.M.
•Chtirch Service
(Dungannon United Church)
12:00 NOON
Social Hour
(Dungannon United Church)
2:00 P.M.
Ball Game - 1968 Mens Champions
(Agricultural Grounds) Blyth vs Dungannon-
Yesteryear .1
(Dunga.nnnon United Church)
3:30 P.M.
Cemetery Service
(Dungannon Cemetery)
4:30 P.M.
Bar-B-Q (Chicken)
(Agricultural Grounds)
'Variety Concert
(Brookside Public Sehool)
Bus available at Registration Booth
7:00 p.m.
10:30 P.M.
Shirt Tail Parade
SUNDAY, AUGUST 31980
MONDAY, AUGUST 4, 1980
11:00 A.M.
Tug-of-War
Arm Wrestling
Log Sawing
Call for particulars
Harold Errington 529-7140
Clete Dalton 529-7124
Allister Nivins 529-7432
(Agricultural Grounds)
1:00 P.M.
Yesteryear
(Dungannon tirtitld Church)
WELCOME HOME!