HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1981-11-11, Page 20By Kai !Webster
I do hope there weren't too .
i1many people out 'there who
missed my column in the
piper last week. The truth is.
my son, Jim of Waterloo, and
I took off fora week to
Richfield, Ohio,, the Buckeye
State, to visit Atlee, Jean and
Tricia Wise . anal Cecil Web -
'stet
1i r. and Mrs. Art Mat-
thewman were in Toronto on x
the October 24th weekend to
attend the annual reunion of
the Royal Canadian Drag-
oons at the Westbury Hotel.
Ray and Edna MacKenzie
of Scarborough visited on the
weekend with Ross and Jean
MacKenzie.
Mrs. Ross Calvert of Sar-
nia spent the weekend with
her sister and :br+other-in law,
Ewan and Mnrj MacLean,
then through the week Marj
had another sllatter and niece, ,
Mrs. Jolu, Metcalfe and Miss
Carol Metcalfe . of Petrolia_
visit 'fah them.
Mr, and Mrs. George
Moncrief were in Landon last
weekend to help their grand-
daughter, Jennifer. Ullrich
celebrate her birthday.
Mrs, flay Myers of Ottawa
•
is visiting with, her brother
and sister-in-law, Jack. and.
Bertha MacKenzie and her
mother, Mrs. Neil MacKen-
zie in Lucknow.
There' were a number of
callers at the Charles Wilkins
home . last : Sunday. Among
,them were Laura and Mabel"
Campbell of Toronto, Jim
Leslie Mclnally and boys of
Fairy Lake, David and . Fran
Blph%k of °Lochalsh, Jack
and Lena Verhulst' of Strat-
ford, Harry and Grace Wilk-
ins of Chesley, Herb and
Marie • Wilkins, Bill Wilkins
and Joanne Hakkers, Larry,
Janet and Laura Wilkins and
Elmer Culbert, all of Ash-
field.
The Clover Valley 4-H club
had their Hallowe'en party at
thehome ofElizabeth Wilk-
ins. The nine members invit-
ed.their mothers and grand-
mothers to a smorgasbord.
supper that the girls them-
selves had prepared.
Congratulations to Brenda
Culbert, daughter of. . Eimer
and Edna Culbert, and Mich-
ael Lazette of . Tiverton,
whose marriage is to take.
place Friday, November 13,
It was a, great loss to the
line Rivercommunity and,.
also our awn. community
when the Pine River cheese
factory was destroyed by :tire
a couple of weeks ago,
Not only will there' net be
any more cheese made, but
selltheir
did a � lot of
products over the counter at
the plant. Let's all hope the
shareholders : will decide to
rebuild the factory
On the weekend Mrs. Dor-
othy Finlayson . had het
daughter and son-inaaw of
Toronto, Paul and Jane Em-
Berlin visit.
Mts. Jess Lumley of:
Woodgreen, Ontario, an aunt
of Lorne Luther passed away
recently.
Miss Sharon . MacNay,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs,
Bob MacNay of•Amberley, is
home now for 'a couple of
weeks from Australia,. While
here, Sharon will attend the
fiftieth wedding anniversary
of her grandparents, Mr, and
Mrs, Alex MacNay of Luck -
now.
Mr. and Mrs. Rod Finlay-
son of Sarnia will be up this
weekend ' ` to get the corn
harvested on die home farm.
Finlay MacDonald has an
antique piece of equipment'
on his farm now. He has
Ar
purchased a steam engine.
This fulfills at least one of his I .
dreams, as hehas been inter-'
ested in them for a number of
Years,
Family and friends Of the
prospective grooiin had a
shower in Tiverton for Bren-
da Culbert, bride" to be.
Friday evening. Brenda re-
ceived many lovely: and, use -
tut,: gifts, • Congratulations
Brenda, may you have Many
Years of happiness.
mminsiminimms
JJin bazwr•
draw
Winners of the Legion
Ladies Auxiliary draw held at
the . Bazaar: and Tea last
Saturday were first prize,
Amanda Hamilton, Exeter;
second prize, Mrs. Sarah
Ritchie, Lucknow and third
prize, Mrs. Sadie Hamilton,
Lucknow.' The ladies report.
that thebazaar was very
successful- Colleen Eedy
won the carrot cake.
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UNIOR CITIZEN OF
THE YEAR AWARD
(DEADLINE: DECEMBER 1,1 $i)
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Purpose of Awards
Inaugurated in Ontario to provide recognition for outstanding
achievements or acts of courage and initiative by boys and girls
between the ages of six and 18 years. The program will also in-
clude individual: awards presented for meritorious conducton a
sustained basis, plus special group awards to recognize the ef-
forts of young people throughout the communities of the prov-
ince. .
Noteworthy deeds of Ontario boys and girls are performed within
their communities. Only by having thew drawn to our attention
by local nominators ° and newspaper editors will we be able to
honour these . worthy young' citizens and .give them the public
recognition they so richly deserve.
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formed ants of physical herpism, perhaps endangering their own
lives
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to match or exceed their fellows, or being involved in some -worth-
while community service endeavour.
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