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redoesky. July 22 1981,
old 41st reunion
The 41st annual McInnes w
Falconer Reunion was held
on : Sunday, July 12 at . the
home of John and Marie
McInnes in Wingham, , wt .
so attendance of 88.
In the afternoon, games
were , enjoyed, by everyone
after which lucky draws were
won by Mary;,, flcicn /When.
adel, George McInnes, Terry
Weber and Karen McInnes.
A display on the, McInnes
family history which is being.
compiled by , Anne McInnes
created considerable interest
throughout the afternoon.
A delicious' smorgasbord.
supper ' was . followed by • 'a
short busiriesss session and a.
- moments ' :silence • of these
who are nolonger with: us,
'Officers for next year are
Arnold. Falconer, president;
•Joe Falconer, vice president;.
Dan Mclnness, second vice.
president; Shirley Snowden,
secretary -treasurer; Judy.
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'Weber and Ann . Falconer,
committee; ' Darlene
McInnes, Betty McInnes and
Anne McInnes, lunch com-
mittee,
A .. highlight of the after..
noon • was the `attendance of
some newly ' found cousins
from the Guelph, Cambridge
and Fordwich areas. Next
the samelocatio
years reunion 'will n be o:fieldn .athet
second Sunday in July,
:airshea institute ta�
us trip to Sarnia
The Kinloss Kairshea In.
stitute enjoyed an in-
teresting bus trip on
Thursday, July 16. Approx-
imately 37 women and eight
men. met at the Lucknow
Legion to board the bus with
Marg Burkhart as tour
guide. The bus left travelling
via highway 21 to Petrolia.
The group enjoyed a
leisurely coffee break at the
\ 011 Rig Tavern and con-
tinued on to the ,Petrolia
Discovery 'museum where
they watched -•a film on the.
history of oil around Petrolia
and went on a conducted tour
of working oil wells.
wells.
A noonlunch was enjoyed
in the St. Clair Conservation.
Park with lemonade and a
delicious orange drink sup-
plied by directors Mrs;
Leonard Clarke and Mrs.
Prank MacKenxle.
After lunch, the bus con.
tinned on to.Sarnia where
another tour sure boarded
'the bus and gave a very
educational tour of the
Chemical Valley and • other •
interesting landmarks ii-
cluding"the Chippewa Indian
Reserve. They then went
shopping for an hour at
Lammton Math, The men
espeotally enjoyed this as
the group was kept waiting
by two of them whin the
hour: was. up. The trip came
to a fulfilling close when all
dined out at the Big
. Family : Restaurant in S.
. The bus arrived back ,
Lucknow.to bring toe close a
Moet delightful day, ,'
rmer rin ty woma
site daughter in Alberta
By BellHackett
Mrs. Sally • Ritchie of
Luckiest. has -just returned.
.from a -holiday with her
daughter, Anne and Prank
Reigliing • and family at.
Whitelaw Alberta, Prank
'Ritchie had a holiday at.
Brutcelea Haven, Walkerton
while Sally was away and he
is now at home at. the Sept)),
Apartments. •
Mrrs. Catherine Campbell,
Galt, visited for a few days
. last. week: with her • mother.
in-law, Mrs. •Winnie Camp.
• bell, Irwin and Margaret.
Campbell, Robert and florid
Lochalsh -visited on• Sunday
with Mrs: Campbell. Recent-
ly Mrs: 'Winnie Campbell,
Belfast and Prank Irwin who
lives at the home of Mr, and'
Mrs. Vincent Austin, spent
the day in Goderich with=Mr.:
and Mrs, Jack Irwin, •
Catmen b11xon and ;his
family,. Grant and Andrea,.
visited recently with Mr. and
Mrs. Isaac Nixon.
Mrs.. Giadys Tuck, • Scott
and. Michael of Oakville;
Mrs. Douglas Graham of
Wingham and District
Hosspital. ,and Douglas
Graham of f uckinow visited
lasst Thursday with Mr, and
Ms. . Chester Hackett and
family. ; ••
• Cliff and Rena Menai*,
Lueknow and -Hugh and Dol.
ly Menary, Ashfield spent a
weekend recently at r -
risen Park at Owen Sound,
Mr, and . Mrs: Eldon Rit-
chie and ' family, Mr. and
Mrs.. Douglas Raynard and
family, Mr, and Mrs. Russel
Irvin and femilyaind Viii. end
Uri. Harvey, Ritchie •and
family attended the. Ritchie
picnic
Mtn, on
Mrs,yJi the-ho
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Molesworth.
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Kenneth Robert Parrish of
Willowdale, son of Minoan
and Peggy Parrish of
Goderich, graduated June 13
from the ' University of
Western Ontario with a
Masster of Business'
Administration degree. He is
also. a• -graduate of Harvard
university end isnow, em-
played. With" I.B.M. of
Toronto,
Attending his .graduation
ceremonies were his Wife
Carol end her parents,: Dr,
and Mrs.. Donald Thain of
tendon, lir, Thain's mother,
Mrs, William`, Thain and
Duncan and Peggy Parrish,
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birth: of 'their baby daughter,
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General. and Marino 11os0•. -
al; . July,14;, 1981. Pirrst 7grandchild for Mr. and Mrs.
Don- Belt of Owen Sound and
mart great grandchild for
Copt, . Eric and Mrs...George
of Burlington, Second grand.
daughter for 'Mr, :and ,Mrs.
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HOWEY - Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Howey (Marilyn Well) oil. #
1, Belmont are pleased to
announce the birth 01 ai son,
Christopher Geom. 7 lb. 8
nz., at St, Thomas Eight
General Hospital, June 21,
1981, A wee brother for Bert
and Lisa, a grandson for Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Wall, fuck.
now and Mr, and Mrs, Joe
noway, R. # 1, Belmont,
Ontario.
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Spend the weekend
at sununerbome
Wendy • Hamilton of
London spent the weekend
with her mother, Mrs,
Blatithellatnitton,
Jack tiatrettt Ann and
Benjy of Toronto spent the
weekend With Andrew
Ikimilton, •
• Mr, and Mrs, l: ass
rantoniss of Toronto spent
the weekend at their aunn-
•
mer homehere,
Jana Black of Hamilton
spirt the weekend ' vlitkig.
with Mr. and Mrs, Waiter
Black of the 4th coneiort
Mr, and Mrs, David Ring
of
Goderich visited on
Sunday with Mr, and Mrs,.
Jack McGuire and Mean and
with � {M�rs, Motile fsrilton
aid tl� eridy,
Burt reunion
. The 12th annual family
picnic was held Saturday,
July 18. at Hanover Memorial •
Park, under sunny skies.
After a dip in the pool for.
the young at heart, they
sports program was ably .
conducted * Robert Burt
and Ken Halconbe followed
by a
After a bountiful pot luck
su1`, a short business
meeting was held, chaired
by Keith . Pri st in the
absence of President, Mrs,
Kilegis' Sceli (Start), A
minute's silence was held for
Charles Burt. A warm
welcome wase
pt,
David' and ,Jean Surto Cold:
Lake, Alberta, also. to the
youngest member,10 month
old Kristina Anne, 'daughter
01
Ked and Donna.11urt,
The LoueW executive �y �ares
Pres,, LCarignan, Sect'y
Treas,, MIL Bort, Sof
Robert Burt,. Jerry Burt,.
lever$age
�y Committee,. Rose
Butt, Lois *Knight,
ft was decided to hold the
picnic at the someplace Ally
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