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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1980-08-06, Page 8amtly. angside e 8-Aucknow Sentinel Wednesday, Anglifit SUMMER SIZZLERS ONE OWE'` Ft US 1980 DIPLOMAT, 2 door 1980 DIPLOMAT, 4 door 1979 CORDOBA 1979 DODGE DIPLOMAT wagon, with'air 1979 CHEV 1 ton, platform and rack 1979 DODGE ASPEN, 4 door„ 2 to choose from 1978 PHOENIX 1978 NOVA, 4 door, V8 1978 NOVA, 2'door 1975 DODGE ROYAL MONACO, 4 door 1974 BUICK CENTURY SEE THESE AND OTHERS ON OUR LOT SEVERAL OLDER CARS TO CHOOSE FROM HAMM'S BLYTH PHONE 23-4342 12 1/4% GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICA TES on-S Year Annual Interest Rates Subject To Change STANDARD , r TRUST 237 Josephine St., VVingharn, Ont. 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Youngest family member was Darren Grant' MacDon- ald of Ripley, six-week-old son of John and Christine (MacLennan) MacDonald. Family members were Peter and Marjorie Levi ck and Aaron of Ottawa spent the holiday weekend with her aunt, Mrs. Dora Alton, Stu- ai t and Steven. Aaron had spent a week here with his aunt and returned home with his parents. John Kuik, 'Billie'and Dar- lene spent a week fishing at their cottage at Biscotasing, Northern Ontario. Hilda Lane and her sister, Mrs. Winnie Wheeler, Lon- don, spent a week 'at their home at Lanes and attended the Dungannon Birthday Party. • day evening. The secretary, Mrs.' lEmerson, took the.chair in, the absence of the presid- ent, Bill Evans. During the meeting 'it, was decided to paint the fence asn'iTathirir— possible and to hold a cemetery. service later thii month. • Quite a few people from this district attended, the craft festival held in Lucknow Sunday dinner guests with Dolly, and Hugh Menary were Jini and Ruby Phillips, Kitchener. They used to live on Russel Irvin's farm, Visitors at the Dimgannon Birthday Party 'were Hilda Twamley, London, Carmen and Elva (Twamley) Whit- more, London, and Colin and Ferne (Twamley) Crozier, Ancaster, They stayed at their cottage at. Poplar Beach. The Twamleys grew up on the Gordon. Saunders farm and enjoyed seeing many of their friends. Doug and Dixie Cameron, Jason and their niece Tawny, and. Jack and Nancy Camer- on Went camping for the weelLend and played in the AllenfOrd fastball— tbdrtia7 ment. Their team "The Noisy Ladies" were the run- lin and family attended a picnic in Goderich on Sun- day. , Mt, and. Mrs. Clifford Young visited Friday:evening Thriither Mr:--and Mrs. Wesley Young of Luck- now. . Church service was held in the Whitechurch. Presbyter- ian Church on. Sunday morn- ing with members of the United Church attending the, services there this month while their minister is on holidays. Also present at the service was Rev. Jacob Keip- er of Holland, and his son. Rev. Keiper was minister at Whitechurch and Langside about' sixteen years ago and the son with him was. born while they lived at White- church. Rev, Keiper enjoyed meeting and talking with members he knew while he was minister there. YOUNG REUNION - 'The-annual-Young -reunion was held in the. Conservation Park, Hanover on Sunday afternoon with 22 present. The program was in charge of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Young of Hanover and Mr. and Mrs. 'Wallace Richardson of Wing- ham. Three jars of candy were passed around and all had a guess at how many were in each. They were then presented to those whose guess was closest. Prizes were given to the oldest lady, the man with the least, hair, 'girl with longest hair, youngest 'child, lady with most buttons lady with longest first name, the driver coming the longest distance and the ones with the oldeSt and newest Apie bingo contest was held and a list of articles found in a lady's piase; also the person having the most pennies, Races Were held for the children and also a peanut scramble. After this a 'bounteous lunch was set out buffet style which was enjoyed by all. A short business meeting fol- lowed and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Young of Langside and. Mr. and Mrs. Don Met- Calfe, Hanover, were elected to be in charge of the reunion next year. BY IALL'IAN YOUNG Mr, and Mrs. Bob Breg- man, Joanne and Christine attended-the Teeswater Pres,. byterian Church choir picnic Dolly and Hugh Menary, ,5hop the Lucknow, camped recently at Harrison Park, Owen Sound, for a weekend. They enjoyed some sight seeing while Want Ads and Cliff and Rena., Menary, Friday and Saturday. Seventy-eight descendants present from Simcoe, Wind- Several from here also at- of the late William and sor, Stnithville, Toronto,, .An- tended the Formosa Old Margaret Johnston family. t- caster, London and the itn- Boys Reunion also held on tended their first organized mediate area. the weekend. reunion at noon on Sunday, Several attended the. Congratulations 'to Mr. July 27 at the Ashfield Park. church service at Ashfielcl and Mrs. Tom Vatinis (nee William and Margaret Presbyterian Church where Laidlaw) who were married were married in 1885 at Pine William and Margaret had on Saturday in Whitechurch River. Presbyterian Church been faithful members for Presbyterian Church. by Rev.. McFarlan. A family many years. Mr. and Mrs. Len Cough- of seven children, Annie, Mrs. David Farrish; Jean, • * • • / • Grace, Mrs. Wilfred Farrish; Visit rtntty retattves Mrs. Ewart McKeith; Alex; Jessie, Mrs. James Macln- --tyre; -Nable;-married-to-Jes—L — sie A. MacDonald and 'VVil- --71567e- liam, married to Katharine MacDonald were born to the couple.. Surviving family members are Jean,,Grace, Jessie and William who resides on the family farm on highway 21, nersup_in the.1B' consolation finals. Congratulations girlS. Mrs. Frank Riegling, Craig, Todd, Lisa and Mark from Whitelaw in northern Alberta arrived Friday to spend three weeks, with her mother and father, Frank and Sally' Ritchie. also Carl and Fran Riegling and other relatives. ,Visitors with Allan, Violet and Bryce Ritchie over the holiday weekend arid attend- ing the 125th Birthday Cele- brations in Dungannon 'were her 'sister, Annie and Bill Duffle of Mount Hope. Vio- let's nephew, Dunane Cul- bert of Cambridge has spent the last few weeks holida.ying here. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Kaufman, Elizabeth and. AndreW, Witigham visited on Sunday with Mrs. George Henry. AiliO1000i141144M.VidOgGiwitikUl:inli4INIWINZMINIP 15011e-MOASJOA1