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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1985-09-25, Page 9• A new front graces Brandi 309 of the Royal Canadian Legion and several members' were on , . • hand to take part in the ceremony the evening of September 17. Diamond Jubilee Chairman: Bud Thompson, President ten Clarke and -Building Committee ChAinnin George Whitby • cut, the. ribbon.. • CGIT session starts with supper CGIT niemters and leaders enjoyed a meal. The trictor and wagon were loaned Travelling Supper to begin their fall session. The group divided to have juice at' • the homes of Mildred Cameron, &SW •• Houston and Mildred loree. By wagon, they 'rode to Lorraine Amold's,: Noma Campbell's and Betty McInnes' for rolls and relishes. Delicious casseroles were .enjoyed at the homes of Alene Clark, Rena McNab, Audrey MacDonald and Peggy Henderson. Anna Mae Hunter, Catherine • Andrew/and Marian Zinn served dessert to •complete a most interesting and enjoyable' by Paul Madntyre and ;the driVer was Gordon Cayley. ; • , • New CGIT leaders Doreen Mali, Janice Reid and laude Bell were introduced. The group welcomed new members Jodi Hackett, Kristin Owen and Janne Helm. Everyone shared a souvenir of a ‘sununer activity. A special cG.rr Week event will be a 70th Anniversary Alumnae Tea on October. 19 for all former leaders and. members and friends of CGIT. • The evening dosed with songs and Taps. Egteum litatre •WINGHAM, ONTARIO PHONE 357-1630 • PLAYING FROM Friday toll,nwsday September 27, to October 3 SHOW IIMES: - FRIDAY AND SATURDAY at 7:00 and 9:00 P.M. SUNDAY TO`THURSDAY One show each evening at 8:00 P.M. • • JOHN CANDY IS ABOUT TO FACE THE MOST STATING EXPERIENCE KNOWN. TO MAN—THE FAMILY VACATION. LIFE IS A 13EACH: • JOHN CANDY.•• RICHARD CRENNA • A PARAjOUNT PICTURE.O.A 7 8 PARENTAL 1•empAticE • . . matimiremsesMili Harrison Ford • • is • • John • : Book. • . • " A big city cop, sniall country boy • They have nothing in common . • ...but a murder. • , vplikoutr • FRI.-SA11.-SUN. • BOX OFFICES OPENS 7:00 P.M. 2nd FEATURE EDDIE MURPHY IN BEVEIZLY • 1,111.1.15 • • 1r11111 1 1 t lANCIOADI BONUS PICTURE FRI.-SAT. UNCOM MON VALOR litt ADULT eCCpSIVNIMtat • 1 • 1 1.0 • • • • • • • * • 6 • Inclurow Sentinel, Wednesday, September 25, 1985—Page 9 Kitchener residents visit area Visiting recently at the homes of their brothers, Harvey and Edith Webster and charliqand Hazel. Webster, were their • sisters, Flora and Marjorie Webster of Kitchener. They Wo visited places of interest and with friends in Lucknow and area. Friends of former Lucknow resident; Mel King, will be sorry to hear of his death in a nursing home in Peterborough, September . 20 in his 91st year, Many in Lacknow and surrounding area knew Mel as he lived where Brad and Sharon Petteplace live and grew vegetables, strawberries and raSp- benies for sale. His wife died in Wingharn and District Hospital while they lived here, , then later Mel moved away. • Nancy Quinn returned home from a three week vacation visiting relativesand friends in England and Germany. Marie and Barry Haldenby and family visited recently with Liarry'S parents and other relatives and friends in Sarnia. • Sympathy is extended to the families of • the late. Bill Ferguson. Bill passed away September 19. ' • Get well wishes go to a number of 'people whom are patients at the Wingharn and • District Hospital, Edna Boss, Bernardine Ritchie, Garry Sutton, Kathleen 1brster, who had been a patient but was released last week and Marie Button of Blyth who LUC KNOW fell and broke her hip a few weeks ago and was transfened to Wingham from Strat- , ford. • Congratulations go to Kathleen and Ron. Forsterwho celebrated their 44th wedding anniversary on September 24. Goldwin and Alice Purves of Toronto visited September 21 with Bob.Purves and • took in the Lucknow Fall Fair. They were supper guests with Pat and Ernie Good and girls Saturday evening.. There was a good turnout for the. Lucknow Fair on Saturday with a wonderful ' parade.. The weather was a bit cool after the, heat on Friday but it stayed dry, so people were able to stand outside to watch. • • Sylvia and John Durn. of • Kinistine• , Saskatdiewan, visited recently with their aunt, Annie Kilpatrick • _ . Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ritchie had their • family home during the week to attend the funeral of Mrs. Ritchie's mother,. Mrs. Gershom Johnston of Wingham. The funeral was held Friday. Successful year for Eastern Star. • The Grand Sessions of the Order. of the hospitals in Ontario. Eastern Star of Ontario' were held in the The Worthy Matron of Huron Chapter,. Royal YrizirHotelin Toronto- last week: The Mrs.. -Uewella Armstrong . had as her . order has had another busy and successful , special project a waterbed for Winghtni •' year with awards of $475.00 being given to. .and District Hospital which was .purchased ,151 student ministers,: three of whom are a few months ago, with money raised by from. this area and were sponsored by , the chapter at the annual dance held in the • Huron Chapter No. 89; *Ingham. This " Teeswater Community Center each (Mob- money was raised at the annual Atari card er, party which 'is held in Pineerest Nursing .' Those who attended from Huron Chapter . Home in Lucknow each February. • Other. ; were 'Mr. and Mrir. James Inglis, Mr. and societies in Ontario . were well supipOrted, ' Mrs: Alert Robertson, Mr. and Mrs..I.eslie some of. width - are cancer, heart, kidney, Shaw, M. .Doris. Michie, Mrs. Ramie ' multiple : tdderositi,' . blind, diabetic, "sick • Elliott, Mrs. • Florence Reavie,.. Mrs. . children's, arthritis', benevolent, as well as •Kathleen Moffat, and Mrs. Shirley Lang - the. Tornado Relief Fbnd! The, Florence ridge. Mrs. Moffat was elected president Nightingale Home. 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