The Lucknow Sentinel, 1981-07-22, Page 9Luelmow AenNnel, Wednesday, July 22, 1981 —®Page 7
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creases will be met from employer
contributions to. the aceident fund.
In the White Paper, the Minister of
Labour requested that written ,
comments be received no after than
Aug. 31,1901, in order to be considered
prior to :the introduction. of any
legislation: Comments should be
addressed to: The Workers' Com-
pensation Revision . Committee,
Ministry 'of Labour, :400 University
Avenue, Toronto M7A 177.
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By Ruth Buchmeier'
Cherie Maxine Conley,
daughter of :'Mac and Lorene
Conley, was baptized on the
lawn of'her parents' home on
Friday, July 10 by Rev. Glen
Noble of. Swift : Current,
Saskatchewan. Guests at -the
baptism included Cherie's
sisters, Charlene, Colleen,
Christine and Cathy;, Rev.
Noble, ' Lois and • Lesley;
Jessie Johnston Mr. and
Mrs: Eugene Conley; Mr.
and Mrs. Ross Errington;
Jim . and Agnes Murray,
Sherry, Clint and Jackie;
Bob and Debbie
MacGillvray, Michele and
Michael; Valerie Errington;
Steven Errington .and
Shelley Tolton and John and
Linda MacDonald, Heather,
Kimberley and John
Cameron.
A summer theatre ' work
group . for children, called
"Second Stage" presented a
play at Blyth on Monday and
Tuesday . afternoon and
again Thursday evening.
The playlwas called "Free to
Be . You and Me". Meagan
and Cailin Clarke are par-
ticipating in the group and
took part in the play. -
Betty Colwell is home for
the summer from Sudbury
where she ,teaches school.
Currie went up to Sudbury to
meet Bettyand went canoe-
ing for five days up the river,
100 miles north -of Sudbury:
They came back by train to
Sudbury before returning to
Lucknow.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Col-
well entertained the
neighbours to . a barbecue
and pool party, this week.
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Doug Dickie of
Markdale on the arrival of
their daughter, . Erin. Mr.
and Mrs. -Ira Dickie were in
Owen Sound on Saturday to
see their • new grand-
daughter.
Mrs: Vera Schmid
holidayed last = week at
Paisley with, her •two
daughters,
Mr. and Mrs. Eon Wallace
and girls of London visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Don Bell,
Bev and Wayne over the
weekend. •
Visiting over the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Leo Mur-
ray and family were Mr. and
Mrs. Les O'Conner and fami-
ly of
ami-lyof Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. Dwayne
Craig and family of Elrnira,
visited on the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs: Barry
Johnston,
Visiting over the weekend
with Mr: and Mrs. Brian
Doehnan and family were
two of Brian's nieces and a
friend from Holland.
Recent visitors with Mr.
During The Mail Strike
During the mail strike, any .mai
which you would like to direct to the.
Government Offices in Toronto can be
dropped off at either of myCon-
stituency. Offices m in Wingham or
Kincardine.
Licences which are . renewable in
July or August are being extended to
the end of August, alsobecause of the
mail strike. i -.
During this ,period, Workmen's
Compensation cheques can be picked
up from the London or Owen Sound'
offices. Bruce County residents should
call Owen Sound: 371-0036, before
going into the office, and .;.Huron
County residents should call the
London Regional Office at 433-2331 to
confirm thatthe cheque ,is there
before making the trip into the office.
OHIP payments can also be taken
into either of my constituency offices
during this period,`
WINTADS
ARE JUINPIN6
ger baptism outdoors
and Mrs. ' , Jack Needham
were Jean Ruttan of•
Michigan, Etta = .Smith of
Hawaii, Robert Needham of
Corunna, Karen : - Ascot of
Tetras, Jessica Wardell of
Boston and Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Stone of Wisconsin.,;
Weekend visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Jini Burt, Nancy
and Robert were Mr. and
Mrs. Ken Holcombe, Tanya
and. Kristina of St Thomas,
Mr. and Mrs. Lou Carigan of
Cobourg, 'Bob and Annie
Burt of Toronto, Captainiand
Mrs. David Burt of Cold
Lake, Alberta, Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Haskitt . and girls of
Simcoe and Mrs. Helen Mac-
Millian of Mount Forest.
They all attended the Burt
picnic at Hanover on Satur-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Mc-
Quillin and son Jack visited
recently with Mrs and Mrs..
Don' Nickel and' Mr: and
Mrs. Dong MacLeod and
Dawn.
Jack and Harvey Mc-
Quillin • of St... Catharines
spent a few days with. Mr.
' and Mrs. Dick McQuillin and
Ron: On 'Saturday Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Thomson and fami-
ly visited and on Sunday Mr.
and Mrs. Don McQuillin' and
girls of London visited at the
same home
Bridal shower
A : shower was held for.
Martha . Graham on Satur-
day evening at the Kairshea
Hall. The program opened -.
with a sing -song `,`Home for
the Bride", "Let Me Call
You . Sweetheart" and
"Down by the Old Mill
Stream," ,with Blanche
Needham at the piano.'
Elizabeth.' Dickie welcom-
ed everyone, when she ex-
plained the, ribbon contest
which was won by Donna
Moffat at the end of the even-
ing. Olive Needham gave an
interesting reading. June
Gilchrist and Ruth
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