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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1985-01-09, Page 8• Lsieimow Undue!, Wednesday, • January 9, 1985- 8 • Dan Nich�ison celebrates his 97th birthday Friday Congratulations to Dan Nicholson who will be celebrating his 97th birthday on Friday, January . '11 at the home of his daughter, Isabel and Jim Hunter. He is looking forward to having the rest of his family with him for dinner .that day. Visiting New Years day with. Allan and Violet Ritchie, Bryce, Wendy and Patrick were Brenda and Jerry Huizinga of Auburn, and Tom and Delores Culbert of Dungannon. If was also Brenda's birthday.. We extend sympathy to Pat and Russ Ritchie on the loss of her brother-in-law,. Wallace Lacroix of Penetang, who died Friday. Spending Christmas with David and Betty Kirkland were Annette and Henry. Hendriks, Suzanne Kirkland„ of London, Ken and Kathy. Kirkland and • family of Milton, Gordon and Nancy Folkard and Kendra, of Belgrave and his mother, Jessie Kirkland of Lucknow. They had the TRINITY by Bell Hackett MacDonald family as their guests on New Years. Visitors with Reg and Freda Broome for Christmas were Gordon and Nora Saunders and on Boxing Day, Tom and Rose Broome and family of Lucknow and Ken and Mary Scheerer and family of Goderich. Alvin and Barbara Hackett held Christ- mas for theirfamily at the Lucknow. Community Centre on December 30. Holiday visors with Herb and Marie Wilkins were their daughter, Beverly of Toronto and her sister, Nancy and George Harris of Cedar Springs. Herb and Marie were guests, with George and Judy Smyth and family for New Years. Donna Hazelden, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. Hazelden of Lucknow, recently gratued from Georgian College of Applied Arts and Technology's two year Computer Program Course, making the Dean's Honour List. Mark couple's anniversary at Christmas Mr. and. Mrs. Donald McEwan held their Christmas dinner On Boxing Day. It was also Mr. and Mrs. Douglas McEwan's 15th wedding anniversary. on December 27th, so Doug, Charlene and the boys were honoured guests along with (Mary Ann) Mr. and Mrs. Ross B'findley and family of Dungannon, Duncan McEwan and Diane Jones and family; On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Herman Fisher (Aisla Bushell) and their daughter, Pte. Darlene. Fisher of Ottawa visited at the McEwans. Mr. and Mrs. Don Bertrand and family, Winnifred, Bill and Brian Percy, Mrs. John Barr and Donald. Barr and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Barr from .here; and Mr. ' and Mrs. Morley Bushell of Wingham and Margaret of Goderich were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bob (Sharon Hodgins) Brooksand family at Listowel on Christmas Day. . Donald Barr returned to Waterloo after spendingthe holiday here with his mother, Mrs. John Barr. Mr. and Mrs. Don Bertrand and family returned to Simcoe on Thursday after a nice holiday here. . Mr: and Mrs. Jim 'McEwan of . Kinloss and Mr. and Mrs. Jack White of Kincar- dine were Sunday 'dinner guests with Mr.. and Mrs. Donald McEwan. Mr. and Mrs. Graeme Cassidy of Tees - water visited on Sunday with Edna and May Boyle. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Cross and .the girls SUPER SCOOP VIDEOS J. sffl►lLalE MONDAY, JANUARY 14TH TO FRIDAY, JANUARY 18TH ALL VideoRentals PRIG ASK ABOUT OUR WEEKLY DRAW 5284011 OPEN: 8:00 A.M. - 6:00 P.M. spent Christmas' with Delores' parents, •' Mr. and. Mrs. Sokoioski at Mount Forest. • Mrs. Lorne Eadie, concession 8, had the misfortune to fall while in Lucknow break- ing her ,'right arm. We send our best wishes, Doris. Christmas • Day visitors with Mr. and •Mrs. Jim • Hodgins' were Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Rilett of Windsor, Mr. and Mrs. Len Elms ,and family of Pine River, Agnes Hodgins and Murray Barr of here, Tammy Hodgins of Glencoe and -Michele Hodgins of London, We are sorry to hear Volaine burned her foot which needed medical attention. Hope you are soon better, Volaine and back . to your nursing duties. On New Years Agnes Hodgins enter- tained thelHodgin relatives at a dinner and social time. Visitors for New Years with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Burt were Mr. and Mrs. Homer Emke and family, Mr. and .Mrs. Tom Berggrem and family of Wingham and on Wednesday they had Pastor Harold Collins of Orillia and on Wednesday they had Mr., and Mrs. Ken Hodgins and the. girls 'from Niagara Falls. • Mr. and Mrs. Howard Whiteside brought her father, Arthur Haldenby home from Toronto where they visited relatives and spent Christmas at the hbme of Mrs. Whiteside Sr., where the family dinner was held. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Shaw, Wendyand Tim KINLOUGH by May Boyle of Stayner spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Bill. Burt and Terry. Mr. and Mrs. William E. Haldenby sent Christmas and a few days at. Harriston with Mr. and: Mrs. Norman Fry. On New Years Arthur Haldenby had dinner with Will and Margaret "here. Visitors over Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Nicholson and Lois were Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Langford and family, Mr. arid Mrs. Ted Evans and family, Ron William- son and Kim Chiddick, Mr. and Mrs. Mel King and Mr. and Mrs. Allah Nicholson and family. Jamie Langford spent .the• holiday with his grandparents. Walter Breckles had the misfortune to fall, breaking some ribs. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Hedley had their family gathering on Boxing Day, Karen, Gary and Patty of here; Mr. and Mrs. John Visser and family, concession 10; Debbie Hedley and Mr. and. Mrs. Kevin Howey of Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Nicholson and Lois visited with Mr. and Mrs. Mel King and with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bell at Islington. Mrs. Bertha Haldenby held a family dinner when about 45 enjoyed the day together and had a happy Christmas. FiLbWERS FOR TODAY GIFTS FOREVER 166 THE SQUARE,E GOUERI H HQ 524-4761- Evenings and Sundays phone. 529-72,53. 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