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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1981-11-11, Page 9' • • 0Orr111r1artitle newts , Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, November 11, 1981 Page 9 • Purple Grote c�uple returnfrom trip west Jhn and Fran Farrell Wilda Thompson and Greenwood and family of IPete and Edith PederSon Sunda with the Brownie returned from a 2 week holiday in the West. They • visited in Fort Francis,, Edmonton, Calgary and Vancouver. Sunday evening Jim , and Fran visited her parents, Mk. and Mrs. Logtenberg at Dungannon. Weekend visitors with • Jack and Janet Farrell were Courtney and Susan MacDonald of London and Robbie Farrell ollitchener. • Howard and Marjorie Thompson spent a ,few days this week at the farm With Bert, On Tuesday evening Don and Annel*Cosh, Earl and June Elliott and Mar- jorie Reid were dinner guests of Howard and Marjorie and On Sunday they had as their guests.; Mrs.' Agnes Hodgins of Kinlough and Marie and Allan Calling of Ripley. Kelly and Knsty McGillivray of Ripley spent the . weekend with their grandmother Katherine Collins. C.ongrati Robbie and Todd Thotnnson • spent the weekend with Randy and Joan MacDonald and family at Fraserdale. Demme Scott and Janet Farrell apent Tuesday In' • Toronto. On Thursday •Katherine Collins visited Deanna. Brad Stanley • of Ripley spent Sunday with the Van Rooyens, On Sunday Don and Marilyn Reid, Brian and Larry visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reid of Lucknow on the occasion of Don's mother's birthday. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ptalteref Dorchester and. Mra. Josephine • MacTavish of Luelmow. On Friday Marjorie • Thompson and Katherine •Collins Osited Don and Mae • Dere at Doritoch. On Sunday Bert Thompson and Stewart Dere visited Don and Mae. Doi and Anne McCosh were dinner guess of Earl 'and June Elliott and lan on Sunday. Nancy and Paul By Ruda Buclmseler Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stever are proud grandparents. Congratulations to Mr, and Mrs. Don Kuntz of Kitchener on the arrival of their little daughter, a sister for Chris- tine. The community extends sympathy to the family of Mr. Jim England, who died last week. Mary Anne Ritchie and friend of London and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ritchie of Glen- coe were home for the week- • end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ritchie, Bonnie and Laurie Clarke obituary Hugh Wesley McPherson Hugh Wesley McPherson died at the Bruce County Hospital, Walkerton on Fri- day, October 23„ 1981 in his 81st year. Retired from the Bruce County Department of High- ways, he was a member of. • Lucknow. United Church Born in Kinloss ToWniltip on September 7.1901 he was the son of the late Murdock McPherson, and the late Mary Jane Harris, Kinloss Township. - He is survived by one brother, Gordon McPherson, etudes Haven, Walkerton. Ile was.ptedecessecl by ins parents and .me brother, Moat& The funeral service was from the MacKenzie a�d McCreadirtmeral Home in 1.4ucknow ott Sunday, Oct- ober 250 1981 rit 2 pm, Warren McDougall of Lack. D ow United Church coridud- ed die service. Flower bearers were Cecil Congrant„ Melvin Wbster. and lotus Pritchard. Pallbearers were torte Ea.die. Grant Eel:easy/Met, Weir Eckenswillit, Eat; s, 1�'J Lloyd lohnsten and Harvey Houston, Swill Mewed Seadt Teeswater spent Saturday ghd Helen Smith om and Si. withthe.Elliotts. ' Congratulations to ,Jhu and Carol 'Needham on.: the arrival 'or their baby girl' Laura EliMbeth. on Satur- dair, Cecil and: 111. littia, Sutton, Tammy and. Rodney. visited with s Edd Collins and Teresa in Hanover •on •Sunday. • Don. and Tiny Robertson • visited on: Sunday with' • Martha Huston in Ripley., • Visitors during til* week with Don and Tiny were Misa Maudie Fisher, Mrs. Cameron MacDonald, Mita • Elizabeth Robinson, Mrs, J.C. McNab of Lucknow and Miss Catherine McIntosh of Walkerton. • On Friday Dorothy Collins • and Don and Tiny Robertson • visited Walter Collins in • University Hospital, London. • Some from this com- • munity attended the church bazaars'in Ripley, at St. Andrew's United and Knox Presbyterian. ate grandparents we& home from Stratford for the weekend. Many from this area at- tended the Commencement at F. E. Madill on Friday evening. Congratulaticms to those who received their diplomas. Special congratu- • lations to Mary Anne Ritchie as she received a scholarship from Howkk-farmers Mutu- al Fire Insurance for high scholastic standing in five business subjects. • Mr. and Mrs. Clair Mac -- Mongol! of Port Credit enter - tabled the MacDougall fam- ily at a dinner at the Mayfair Restaurant on Friday even- ing; Present were, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey. MacDougall of Hayfield, Mr, and Mrs, J. A. Needham and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd MacDougall. Sunday , guests with Mr.. and Mrs, Ira Dicke were anamanumansim uc now • Arena Schedule • esome, NOV, 11 130 •• 130 Moms and Tots 100 Atom Game Ripley is Lucknow TIMID" NOV. 12 100 IndustriatHockey fantail vsOutchman 10 Hol000d vs Port Albert FRIDAY, NOV. 13 • IA 0 Pe e Wee Came Ayt aLudnoor • SATURDAY, OV 14 8:00 to 10;00 House League SLIPWAY, NOV. IS - 2J010ablie Skating 1:4.5./ivenile Game Teeswater Lucittow MONDAY, NOV. ilk 846 Midget Game Teeswater vs Lack:tow I'VESDAY, NOV. 17 /AO ntam Game 11 rey at Lucknow Walter Dickie, John Wilson and Brenda Cramp of Tor- onto, Denver Dickie of Kes- wick and Mrs. Kathleen • MacDonald of Lucknow, Visiting with Mr; and Mrs, Jack Needham on Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. Clair • MacDougall of Port Credit • and Miss Edith Patterson and her brother, Will Patter- sonof Kincardine. •. Dates ,Avaiktble Lecktioil & Distric' t • COmmunity Centro SATURDAIGNOW. 14 Alex andlelmwurt MeNsy SATURDAY, NOV. 21 Lackiew Klawasen Dsvatfair Might SATURDAY, NOV. 28 Ochrous's** OPEN DATES AVAILABLE NOVEMBER Friday 20 Friday 27 DECEM• BER Friday FA* it Mary 11 loterday 10 JANUAXY May $ ' Friday 1$ $aliordity litaktrday211 Friday 2IP Woo* $0 Now for 14182. 1011 PUITHEN riFORMATIONAND MIDIIVEEKIBOOKINGS CALLOAS12 • London spent the weekend with Norval and Isabel Stanley. Visitors. on Satur- day evening at Stanleys were Don and Jessie Doupe, Michael, Tammy,..and Mon and Morley and Deanna Scott, Del and Jewel Stanley and Shaun were Sunday Dinner guests of Fronds and Irene Boyle. Home for the weekend at the Boyles were Bonnie, Heather and Corinne from London, and Kerry fromKitchener. Olive and Bill Hughes arrived at the Boyles on Sunday, just home from a six-week stay atOliver, B.C. Catherine Scott and Elizabeth Nicholson spent Sunday with Francis and Clayton Watke and family at Neustadt, Doug MacDonald is presently ,working in Kit- chener. Andrew and Sheena MacDonald attended Rembrance Day Services; on PRIVATE LANDS • ASSISTANCE PROGIL4M Offered By The Maitland Valley Conservation Authority 1. Reforestation Assist- • ance requests must be submitted prior to May • 1st 1982, 2. Erosion Control Assist saunceftequests must be bni ember 31st 1:11 for ° 1982 projects. I Applications will be pro- cessed on a first come - ; first served basis.. For More Information Contact • Maltiand Valley Conservation Authority, Box 5, Wroseter, OMNI. NOG no Phases 519-3354551 ( •n and Sandra Forster • and Dick • Wic0)sh visited with Richard Bless from Saskidchev•fan at the home of Bruce- and Shirley Colwell on Friday evenksg, AN OPEN INVITATION AO ••All Teenagers 13-19 j04$ Leo Club **7 .,,00Lucknow Community `4%) Centre 7. 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