The Lucknow Sentinel, 1982-10-27, Page 13community news
Lacknow Sentinel, Wednesday, October 27, 1982.—Page 13
Relatives enjoy Saturday
dinner with Wilkins family
By Kae Webster
On Saturday evening Lar-
ry, Janet and daughter, Lau-
ra Wilkins had their parents
and grandparents, Evan and
Jean Hoffman of Burlington
and Charles and Mayme
Wilkins for the evening
dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Hoff-
man spent the weekend with
Larry and Janet.
On Monday evening a
Spend time
with sister
. By Lillian Young
Rosie Billicky and son, Jay
spent a few • days' last week
with her sister, Mr. and Mrs.
Ian Thomas.
A Buck and Doe party was
held Saturday evening for
Pam Springer • and °Steven
Franks at•••Jim . Springer's
residence. A ° good crowd
attended.
A bridal shower was held
at the home of Karen . and
Liane Young for Pam Spring-
er, bride-to-be, on Sunday
afternoon. A large number of
ladies attended and .Pam re-
ceived many lovely presents.
Ernie Hanna returned
home after spending a .few
days in Wingham Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs.. Jim Young
spent .Thursday " in Toronto
where Jean attended a meet-
ing. They also called on Mr.
and Mrs. Donald. Young and
family. •.
Sunday visitors with Mrs.
Clifford Young. 'and William
were Mr. and !Wis. Donald
Young andfamily of Thorn-
hill •who also visited with
Donald's father, Clifford
Young in Wingham'Hospital..
Linda Young, Heather Brad-
ley and Cheryl visited at the
same home Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Wilbur
of Toronto spent last week at
their stone house farm.
'Baby boy
arrives
By Lorraine McGuire
Congratulations to : Mr.
and Mrs. Russ O'Handley on
the birth of a baby boy.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bennett
and family of London spent
the weekend at their summer
home here.
• Jim Black visited°for a few
days with David and Jana
Black of Hamilton.
The ladies of Unit 5 of the
St'. Andrews U.C.W. group
have been busy making
quilts for the upcoming baz-
aar on Saturday, October 30.
Another quilting bee is
scheduled for this Monday at
the home of Mrs. Walter
Black. •
Ripley District School held
their . commencement last
Friday evening. Our congrat-
ulations to all those receiving
awards.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mc-
Guire and grandson, Christ-
opher, were supper guests
on Sunday .evening with. ME.
and Mrs: Walter Black. Also
visited with Walter and Mary
was Len Vogan of Ripley.
number of friends and neigh-
bours had a surprise get-to-
gether to help Ewan and
Marj MacLean celebrate
their twenty-fifth wedding
anniversary.
On Friday evening Charles
and Mayme Wilkins, Herb
and Marie Wilkins were
dinner guests at the home of
Jessie Alton of Lucknow be-
fore Mrs. Alton leaves on her
annual trip to Australia the
end of the month.
We would like to send our
congratulations to Clarence
and Elleda Irwin on the
occasion of their fifty-sev-
enth wedding anniversary on
Thursday, October 22. We
understand their wedding
day was a real winter's day
with a foot of snow on the
ground, Congratulations
Clarence and Elleda, and may
you have many more years of
married bliss.
One ° evening last week
Wellington and Kae Webster
had Charles and Mayme
Wilkins over for a nice visit
with them.
On Tuesday afternoon, the
Ripley Horticultural Society
held their regular monthly
meeting in Kincardine at the
home of Marion McCharles.
There were 27 ` members
present.
On Saturday afternoon
Wellington and Kae, Webster
had Bob and Joyce Courtney
call on them. A little later
Finlay. MacDonald came over
with his steam engine. All
had a very nice visit with the
engine getting its share of
admiration.
Word has been received by
Mr. and Mrs, 'Gordon Robb
that their son-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin McCutcheon
of Lion's Head had the mis-
fortune to lose a barn; a
shed, a quantity of hay and
some haying equipment, and
a quantity of lumber that had
just been piled in a day or
two before. The fire was
started in the early morning
hours by lightning one day
last week.
Mrs. Jim •MacKenzie was
the hostess Thursday even-
ing to the monthly meeting of
the W.M.S. of the Ashfield
Presbyterian Church.
Mr. and Mrs, Lorne Luther
had a number of their rela-
tives visit with them lately
from Ridgetown.
Weekend visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Oliver McCharles
of Kincardine were Mrs.
Allen McCharles and three
children, Susan, Karen and
Greg of Oakville, Mr. and
Mrs. Donald McCharles and
two . children, Scott and
Heather of Chatham, Mr.
and Mrs. John McCharles
and son, Ryan of Petrolia and
Mr. and Mrs. Len Evans of -
Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Mat-
thewman spent Thanksgiv-
ing with their son-in-law,
daughter and two grandchil-
dred in Sudbury and on the
weekend attended the Royal
Canadian Dragon reunion at
the Westbury Hotel.. in Tor-
onto.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mac-
Kenzie are now the proud
grandparents • of a new
grandson, Neil Gordon
Grant, son of Arnold • and
Dianne Clifford of Bakker
Lake, Northwest Territories.
He was born in Winnipeg,
Manitoba on September 8, a
wee brother for Heather.
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