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Best wishes to Fier ari4
John one their retirements•
mother era come to ae end on immisommormoommommommor• UCKNOW
by Mildred Loree
Luc ow s . main street with the
change of oWnership of . Elmer
Umbach Phamiacy. We wish both
Blore and John tryy years of well
deserved retirement
Congratulations to Jack and
Fisher who celebrate4 iheir
anniversary on September 20.
Faustino Lambe, a former posnn
of conscience in Zambia,, was the.
special . speaker ._er I the Luc ow United Church -on Sunday morning
re esenting. Ann tnternatrpnal.
to Presbytertan Church Rev.
Paul Chambers of Molesworth took
the services as. Rev. Kinsman was
the anniversary, speaker at the
Molesworth Presbyteries►. Church.
Sympathy is extended to Herb
McQuillan and other members of
the family in the passing of hiS son,
Sam .Meillin of Sauble Beach.
It isn't necessary to travel to Jack
Miner's Bird Sanctuary at
lingsville to see Caztada.Geese as
the Lucknow millpond accommor
dates a. big flock of them each
day: They seem o l ave• each•evens
ing but come back in :the alornbig
honking, squawking and exchi g
the gossip of the 'day.
Cordon L-yons retailed ed • home On
September 16, after spending four
months • in . hospital with a broken
MP.
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Gordon Lyonscelebrated his 80th
birthday at a. family gathering S;ep.
tember 15, at the home of Murray
and Judy Lyonis, Whitecbuurch.
.
Crfamilie
celebrate- 13th
,anwualpietiic
Dorothy and Earl W li % of
derieh, were hosts for the 13th..
annual Culbert picnic on August Win.
Dungt e get-to-gether, t
minutes silence was observed for
Mel Culbert, who ,passed ' away
dulling' the year.
Following the &Wow sm gasp
bord, games were held With the
following winners;.jellyT guess,
Ruby Pickard and white bea, Paul
Cook; .' oldest ladies Evelyn Ery
riugton and Alma: Cardwell With
onlyfour children to participate in
the.sports,, pri ! ier'e landed Out
to all.children' •.
A, number of donated articles
were won by various peo tle
throughout the day.
The officers for 1992 include
George Fnigton, present; Alma
Huston, vice, Violet s Ritchie,
secretary treasurer, . July' Miller and
Cindy Austin sports, and George
Errington , program, •
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Mrs, Rot, Thompsorh Shannon
and Crista of Teeswater visited on
Sunday with Nina McDonald
loan Berhad of Simeoe visited
.here with her aunt Viiinnifred Percy.
and brothers Bill and llrian,percy0
101r. and Mrs. Jack Barr attended
aafamily reunion .at Shakespeare on
Sunday.
Ken .rvIcFarlarte of Kincardine
and Audrey McFarlane;. Mr.
Mrs. Everett Elliott, of Fe ldae
2viichiganiand*Morretta Hudgins of
Niagara Fails, visited with Edna and
May Boyle,
oma from bore: attended
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golden wedding open douse at the
Uolya od Ball.'on-Sunday Icor. M,.
IIINLOUGH
gliby May .Boyle
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and Mrs. Ron .Forster. We extend
congratuiatio l
• The Presbyterian W.M.S. were
guests of the Winger Go Forth
group Tuesday evening. Speaker
was..Ninnette De Lange.
Some, from here attended the
, international Ploughing Match at
Petrolia during the week.
Visitors on Friday with Edna and,
May Boyle were their cousin Harry:.
Cole of Exeter and Ria Merelyn
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Three contestants, Morgan Murray (left) of RR6 3eaf0,1 Shaun Ten fag'° (center) Of :
and Karen Bakker(right)-of R3 Auburn are vying for: the .p ositkin of ,1991-92 Huron.Dalt
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