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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1981-07-08, Page 11• • V • el .4 , Lidnow &nano, wow**,:J.$ , 19811-44. 11 • 4111:0".' • • 9 , Duringthoisonths of July August MonuriroZtiltgy Ku2for SI:tiling ALSO QUANTITY OF STEEL GATES IN STOCK Blyth and Goderkh's Art's landscaping met le the chamillonship game of the Noisy Ladles' Ball Tournament held on the weekend, Sere Lads Sown of Gabel& makes a real effort to tag Blyth'. Kathy Morash but 11 leeks as though Kathy has her foot it doe bag before she was tagged. GoderIch defeated Bbils 7 • 5le bike die champleskahlp I the 10 team round robin tournament whkh bated Thursday evades dough Sunday at the Locknow ball park. (Sentinel Staff Photo] Dies in car accident By Kae 'Webster Wednesday evening there was a tragic accident on -e} Highway 06 near Dave Elph- :, ick's feed barn. It was a headon collision and one 5' woman was killed in •the accident and four injured seriously. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilkins had the family, Mrs. Frances Wilk- ins, Herb and Marie .Wilkins, Laurine, Janet and Laura, Bill Wilkins, Joanne, Ian and Stacey Hakkers, Jack Wilk- ins and Sharon Alton, and • Elizabeth and Kenny Wilkins to help celebrate Janet Wilk- ins' 19th birthday. Happy • Birthday, Janet. Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. George Moncrief for 'a few days were Joe and Betty Villet of Naperville, Illinois. Mrs. Dorothy MacLennan had her son, Finlay MacLen nan and a friend from Kit- chener for the weekend. Teena Morton, daughter of Mrs. Margaret Morton, leav- es on Friday for two weeks' holidays in Calgary, Alberta. Mr. and Mrs. Max Rieg- ling and family, with Max's father, Carl Riegling attend- ed the Riegling reunion, on Sunday at the home .of John Riegling of Chatham. A very small fawn, approx- imately 15 inches tall, was sighted by the Websters Tuesday evening in •their barley. The fawn was all alone: It seemed to •have wandered from its mother. The police were notified and they in turn said they would get in touch with the Minist- ry of Natural Resourees to be on the look out for it. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs-.. Gordon Robb visited their • daughter and tin -law, Mr. and Mrs. Edw n McCut- cheon of Lions Had. They brought back •their two grandchildren, Metideth and Darryi for holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilkins took their daughter, Janet. Wilkins, back to Paris t the first of the week. She will be employed at Five Oaks for the rest of the summer when she will return home to attend school in September. Visit Nixon relatives • By Bell Elaeltett Mrs. Ella (Whitely) Gush- ue of Hamilton, and. Harold Gardner of Lucknow, visited last weekend with her uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Nixon. Mrs. Gushue also visited - with her aunt, Mrs. Minnie Emerson at Pinecrest Manor Nursing Home. Other visit- ors at the Nixon ham were their sons, Ralph of Wing - ham and Carmen of London. Some of the ladies at Trinity are preparing a show- er for Karen Reurink for July 14 at the ehurch. Mr, and Mrs. Warren Zinn" and family and their &ugh, ter, Diane and Iton Ferguson and family of Woodstock, and Mr, and Mrs. Chester Hackett and family visited on Sunday' with Mr. and Mrs, Murray Tuck and family at Oakville. - Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Campbell and family, Mr. and Mrs, Don Alton and family and Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Hackett and family enjoyed a picnic visit at Wingharit, with Roy and Betty Pennington, Lois, Al- lan and Lorne and Ken • Ritchie, and with Betty's brother, Douglas and Jo -- Anne Alton, Casey and Shel- bey of Calgary,• Alberta. • Oa well, wishes go out to Harold Cook, who was ill in Wingham and District Hos- Pftal, last week. Lois and Mervyn Plummer and family of Clarksburg visited on Sunday with their friend, Barry Kilpatrick and Cljff and Isabel Kilpatrick, Donald and Joan Kirkland, Lana and Darren of Kings - vine visited with Ails mother, Jessie Kirkland for the week- end„ Mr. and Mrs, Russ Phillips and Mr, and Mrs, Bob Markham attended opening night at the Blyth Centre for the Arts on Friday evening. Mr, and Mrs. Russ Phillips of Belfast and Mr. and Mrs, Oliver McCharles of KitICAP dine have returned from a nectrohome Electronic .Bug Killers let you enjoy toe outdoorswithout the discomfort of flying insects. There Ire three *Weis for your deck Ender, poolside or Any outdoor area. LintonEdam supplies subtle lighting. Insects that are attracted by fight (moths, mosqldtoes, etc] are ilictracited mad fall to. the ground. These insects are a natural feed file birds, hoe of insecdcides or poisons. Light is harmless to hennins and pets and does Not attract bkds, bees or butterflies: Adding a small piece. of bacon or &mil* attractant will hue dies. very enjoyable two week 'motoring and camping holi- day on the Eastern Coast of U.S, and Canada, They spent three days at Cape Cod touring and visiting. They visited witk Mr, and Mrs. Bill McGill at Lynwood, Mass. From there they went to New Brunswick. At Fred- ericton they visited • Mrs. Phyllis Chapman and Lori and also toured through the Legislature Buildings, the new Lord Beaverbrook .Art Gallery and the Nashaquac Fish Hatchery. They also visited Jean's brother, Willis Bell and family at Orotnocto, who is with the armed forces at Gagetown, N.B. They travelled through Nova Scot- ia visiting the Alexander Graham Bell Museum at Baddeek arid caught the ferry o'er to P.E.I. The crops look great and it rained all the •time while on the island. 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