The Lucknow Sentinel, 1985-10-30, Page 11Many attend reception
Congratulations to Anne and Larry John-
ston (nee Anne Drennan) who were
married on Oct. 19. Many neighbours and
friends attended their reception at Luck-
now Community Centre.
Steve and Sally Elliot spent Thanks-
giving at their farm house at Kintail. They
entertained family and friends.
Arabell Bushell visited with her daugh-
ter Jean and Bol! Simpson at Kintail.
Arabell is leaving for her winter home in
Florida on Oct. 26.
The Harbouraires sang at Ashfield Pres-
byterian Church on Oct. 20. Many attended
% and enjoyed the eyeing–
The
The Eastern Star Christmas country fair
was held at Saltford on Oct. 20. Many
people from the area attended.
A welcome is extended to Earl. and Pearl
Chilton and the'? three kids, Carmen,
Debbie and Rupert, who now live at Kings-
bridge in the Lalonee house.
Dan and Marylin Dalton and their four.
kids Trisha, Carl, Susan and Chris spent
;Thanksgiving visiting family and friends.
Sister Maureen Dalton and .her friend
Anne Sartor from Mount St. Joseph, the
Mother House in London, were visiting
with the Dalton family.
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Twenty-five neighbours searched the
shores of Lake Huron from Point Farms to.
Lurgan Beach for the missing men,
Armand Forgett, Armand Forgett Jr. and
Jack MacDonald, who didn't return from a
fishing trip on Oct. 20. Everyone was
relieved to hear that they were found safe
-and sound.
The community is glad to see that Willie
Hendriks has returned home after ' a
lengthy stay in University Hospital, Lon-
don.
Once again the hockey season is getting
into full swing. Many boys from the area
are playing hockey.
Cathy Dalton spent the weekend with
, her cousin Joanie Ferguson of Goderich.
On Thursday night the little ghosts and
goblins will be out - take extra care and
everyone have a safe and happy Hallow-
e'en.
Associanon': Christmas
SealsWill soon be on the way
Christmas Seals have been the tradition-
al way for The Lung Association to raise
funds since 1927, when it was agreed that
"Seals" would be the official method for
the Tuberculosis Association to .appeal for
funds.
Today The Lung Association, through its
community education programs and sup-
port of medical research, wages a
year-round . battle : against emphysema,
lung cancer, chronic bronchitis, asthma,
and other chronic lung cripplers.
The 1985 campaign launch is Nov. 1 and
approximately 49,000 households in
Huron -Perth Counties will be receiving the
package 'containing the bright and colorful
seals. j
Fund Raising chairman' Eileen Beauch-
emin.says the goal for 1985-86 is $70,000,.
which will be needed to meet thedemands.
for community programs, arid to increase
our support of medical research.
For the sixth time, the Christmas 'Seals
have been designed by Vancouver based
graphic designer Raymond Boyer. His
designs are cheerful and colorful and
reflect the hope represented by the support
.of Christmas Seals.
"Respiratory diseases are among the
leading cause of . death and disability in
Canada," states Donald Sutherland, Pres-
ident .of the Ontario Lung Association. ",It
is a startling fact that one of every five
Canadians suffers from, a chronic respira-
tory disease and more than 23,000 died last
year as' a result of emphysema,' chronic
bronchitis; asthma, lung cancer, tubercul-
osis, or pneumonia."
Each dollar contributed enables staff.and
volunteers located in 33 areas. in. Ontario to. '
become 'more involved in the needs of the
• community.
• • Each dollar contributed enables staff and
volunteers located in 33 areas' in Ontario to
becomemore involved in the needs of the
community:, "A large percentage of the .
money,' donated to the Huron -Perth *Coun-
ties stays in the community,'' says Eileen
• Beriucheinin, Fund•Raising Chairman, "In
this way, the money can be used to expand .
programs where there is an immediate
need 'and to continue withthe, programs in
place.
Christmas 'Seals are on the way! Use
them onyour holiday mail and parcels.
Make it your personal resolution to spread
the message of hope that they' represent.
And please give generously.
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Sunday School 9:45 a.m. .
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