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Page 2—Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, May 20, 1981
The Lucknow and District
Horticultural Society held its
annual Spring Flower Tea
May 13 in the Legion Hall.
Guests were welcomed by
Eunice Cunningham, Jean
Whitby and Belle Mole.
Margaret Mowbray, Olive
Blake and Elsie Houston
were in charge of the guest
book and several alarm clock
'prizes which were donated
by Cedarhill Garden Centre,
Margaret Mole and Quinn's
Flowers and Gifts. The col-
ourful lawnfurnishings;
loaned by Machan's Home
Hardware, enhanced the set,
ting for the nicely decorated
tea tables which' Anna Mae
Hunter and her committee
very capably served. Tea was
poured by several members.
A very successful sale
table was well managed by
Margaret Mole and Robin
Logan.
A number of Purple Grove
women were guests of
Holyrood Women's Institute
on Thursday evening. Nancy
Quinn of Lucknow was the
guest speaker.
Paul and Nancy Green-
wood and family visited on
Sunday with John and Joyce
Farrell and family. The
Greenwoods are moving to
their new home in
• Veeswater.
Donald and Sandra,
Forster and family ' visited
last week with Francis and
Irene Boyle, and on Sunday
• with Lynn Geddes.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson
McPherson of Teeswater
visited recently with Mr. and
Mrs. Don Robertson.
Sunday visitors with Mrs.
Burton Collins were Ed and
Sandra MacGillivray and
' family of Ripley and Margie
Lougheed of Kincardine.
Visitors with Don and Mae
Dore last week were Frank
Dore and Robert Robinson of
London and Cathy Dore and
friend Colleen of Kitchener.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Dore
surprised her father, Mr.
William Wood of Durham
with a birthday party on
Mother's Day. The party
was held at the Hartley
House in Walkerton and .
those in attendance were
Jim and Alexa Dore of
Wingham, Cathy Dore and
Keith Perry of Kitchener,
Vicki and Ken Holland of
Marton, Don and Mae
Dore, and Mr. and Mrs.
Wood.
Mr. Wood was presented
with gifts and cards and a
cake Which was made by
Cathy. It was his 83rd birth-
day.
The Lneknew*Hortieultural Society, held their mining tea at
,the Lucknow Legion on Wednesday afternoon. Jessie Joynt
is shown serving Kathleen :11iiiieDenald, left .and Dorothy
By' Bell Ha ekett
• Jack and Wanda Miller of
Tottenham visited for the
holiday weekend at the home
of her parents, Jim and
Isabel Hunter.
• Get well wishes go out to
Jim Nelson, who is a patient
at Wingham and • District
Hospital.
Communion and Baptism
were held at Trinity 'linked
Chutch on Sunday, ,May
17th. Rev. Stewart Miner
and Mrs. Miner of Exeter
came to Trinity for the
service. The children presena
ted for baptism were Jeffrey
William, son of Stephen and
Anne Andrew; Laura Lynni
daughter of Larry and Janet
Wilkins and Scott Alexander,
son of Gary and Dawna Rich-
ardsOti.
Rev. Miner and elders,
Ken Alton and Mrs. Ella
Hackett went to the Sepoy
Apartments on Sunday after-
noon to have communion for
the people there.'
We extend sympathy to
• the family of Mr. John
McKinnon of Kincardine
who passed away on Satur-
day, His wife, Alma, is a
sister of Jim Hutner of this
• community,
Visitors with Larry and
Janet Wilkins . and Laura
Lynn on Sunday' following
the baptism were, her par-
ents, Evan and Jean Hoff-
man of Burlington, Janet's
grandmothers; Mrs. Leatta
Hoffman and Mrs, Edna
Candler, both of Cambridge, •
and Janet's sister, Florence
and Elwood Wagler and their
son, Keith of Brunner. Other
visitors 'were Larry's family,
Charlie and Marne Wilkins,
Jack, Elizabeth and Ken; Bill
Wilkins and Joanne Hakkers
and children, lan and Stacey -
Hakkers; Herb and Marie
Wilkins, Jim Wilkins and
friend. Joan; and Beverley
'•
Congratulations to Mel
and Rehm Carnold and
daughter, Carla of Kintar-
f dine on the birth of their new
son last week, Tynte and
Alfie Reurink are the grand-
parents.
Weekend • visitors with
Gary and Dawns. Richardson
and Scott were her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Frank
• of Porguise Junction and her
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
()aide of Waterloo. Gaiy's
mother, Mts. Muriel Rich-
ardson of Fort Erie also
visited with them and they all
attended Scott's baptism at
Trinity Church.
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