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Raynioncl family returns home University students come home
from trip to Fiorida for Christmas
Elsie Houston• spent the Christmas
weekend with Ken, Joy and girls at
riston. The Houston clan Christmas was
at Aylmer with 'Wallace, Kerry and faint.
ly, J.J. Houston, Cleveland, Ohio and.
Thomas Lim, Singapore were also pre-
sent, coming. to Lucknow to spend .a few
days with hie mother,.
Rev. Bill and Peggy Henderson spent a .
week in Toronto and enjoyed having
Christmas with their family, John and
Dorothy, Sand' and Patty and Margaret
and their families, •
On New Years Helen Brisbin, Marion
and Alvin Mundell, Doug'aand Laura Mac-
donald and Katherine Smith visited with
Rev. Bill and Peggy Henderson. Marion
and Peggy provided the ;special music in
the Lucknow Presbyterian Church on the
Sunday morning,
Maudie and Winnie Fisher, spent a few
days around Christmas with Bill Fisher
and his family at Woodstock.
Dorothy Brown was. in Waterloo with
her daughter Carol and. Graham Devitt
and Darryl for Christmas week. ._ . .
Keith and Loree Raymond, Lindsey and
Bobby have returned home after spen-
ding ten days in Florida. •
Lulu Stanley joined other members of
the Stanley family at Doug's in Harriston
for Christmas. She then returned home
with her daughter Sharon to Mississauga
for the remainder of the week coming
back to her brbther's R.J. Kaake at
Walkerton on Sunday and rehrrninrg to
Lucknow on Thursday.
Edward and Nancy Brown"spent, two
weeks holidaying. at Calgary and Banff.
They also enjoyed skiing at Nakiska
where the Olympic's were held.
Home for Christmas with Jim and
Mary Henderson were Jim of Lindsay,
Mary Elizabeth and Bob of British Col-
umbia, John and Margaret, Jessica and
James of London, Ruth and Steve of Bar-
rie, Tom of Toronto and Rob and Chris
of Kitchener.
Gordon and Bernice Johnstone had,
their family home for Christmas -John
and
and Janet of Ajax, Bruce, Marianne and
girls of Chatham and Bob and Marion
McComb and Matthew of Castleton, also
Aunt Myrtle Johnstone of Goderich.
Visiting with Rhoda MacKenzie over
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by Mildred Loree
the holidays were Edna and Eliza Cook
of Owen Sound and Viola Cook. of Detroit.
Christmas Day with Rhoda were Jim
and Ruth MacKenzie and family, Allan
and, Lynda MacKenzie of Amberley,
Heather MacKenzie of Sanest, Neil and
Judy MacKenzie and family, Ross and
Jean MacKenzie of Goderich, Mr. and
Mrs. Kevin MacKenzie and Douglas of
Peterborough, and Bob and Scott
MacKenzie of Toronto.
Geraldine Schlosser entered Winghain
Hospital on Monday and was scheduled
for surgery on Tliesdayp We wish her a
speedy recovery..
Austin and Mildred Loree attended the
Keith Christmas Party held on Saturday,
December 30 in the Teeswater Agri -Curl
building. New Years day they joined
other membersof the Loree family for a
get together in the'Fordwich Senior
Citizens Hall,.
A Shoot Party was held at the Drop -In
Centre on Friday, January 5 at 2 p.m.
with six tables. The high lady and man
were Dorothy Anderson and Cliff Menary.
The low lady wag Ruth Conley and Ted
Collyer was the low man. Harry Wail
received Wows for the most shoots.
Anne Anderson and Norma Campbell
were hostesses for this party. They are
presently taking membership dues for
1990 and are planning a crokinole party
for January 16.
NOTI IIVG CAN BE PROPOSED
-So foolish that it cannot get some
supporters.
-So wild that some people will not believe
in it.
--So foul that someone will not attempt to
defend it.
-So dangerous that,nomeone Will not at-
tempt it for pay or publicity.,
-So` evil that some will not exploit it if it
promises profit.
-So radical that some people will not say
it is conservative,
-So silly that some will not demand its .im
mediate adoption.
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INTRODUCING ... the fine art of
Flower Arranging
by the staff of
Valley Green Flowers
Wednesday, January 17, 1990
9:45 ANi - 11:00 ANi
Lucknow United Church
Child care provided . donation will be accepted to
cover costs. •
Sponsored by Lucknow Coffee Break Program
y extended to Shirley and
1kowney, Tom and Mery, on the
death of Shirley's mother, Rebecca
Elliott.
A P.A. System has been lulled in the
South Kinloss;] church. This was done free
gratis by Jhn Boyle. Also a railing was
puton the outside step by Barry Hackett
free of charge. Thank you gentlemen for
your comma niiy work.
Ida Howald spent !Christmas Day with
Cathy and Harold. Howald and girls•
Trina was home from Waterloo and
Heather was hone from Toronto. •
Helen and Heather Macintyre were
home for the holidays from Kitchener.
Heather MacDougall was home from
`'Windsor to spend the holidays with . her
family.
Olive Needham visited in London with
her niece for Cluistmaa.
Marilyn and Donald Maointyre held
their family Christmas on Saturday,
Besides their family, Margaret and Fred
and Ainslie, Norma and Dave of Lon-
don, 1Viarilynne and Dale of Waterloo and
Sandy, Alex and Josie and girls of.
Alliston, Paul & Betty, Helen, Mary
IViacIntosh .and Margaret and Ted
Collyer. •
Margaret and Fred De ' Boer and
Ainslie had dhiner on Christmas Day
with Fred's family, Roely De Boer.
Horne for the holiday and to have
Christmas dinner with June and Bob
Gilchrist were Murray and Carolyn of
Hamilton, Dale and Marilynne. of •
Waterloo and Dan and Lorelie of Landon. -
Also June's brother, Delbert and sons,
Todd and Jason of Burlington and Norm
and Eva Bolt and Agatha] Deuck.
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Carol and Bruce Macintyre, Janess&
and Jonathan of Kitchener were home for
the holidays. They were also Mistress
day dinner guests with their grandma,
Mary MacGillivray and spent a couple of
days with Bruce's family in Winghan.
Mr. and Mrs. Ron MacGillivray • of
Alberta were visitors with Ron's
mother rind Ruth and Ray Buckmeier and
the rest el the MacGillivray families,
Muriel and Frank MacKenzie spent
Christmas with their son, Rod and
MBMargaret and family 'of. Unionville.
rlan and Louise Keith of Ottawa were
lone to spend Mistimes with his family.
Mark and Margo Haldenby of Kingston
were home for New Years to be with
Mark's parents, Irene and Bill Haldenby.
Betty Morrison of Sudbury was home
to be with her father, Currie Colwell and
Bruce and Shirley Colwell and family.
Home with Elsie and Allan - Graham for .
Christmas were Martha and Mike Seguin
of Oakville,. Ruth and Bernell Estabrooks
of Mississauga and Jamie and Daine and
family of Janetville.
OURREALBLESSINCS
-Do not always look, like blessings when
we first see them.
--Sometimes come disguised in working
clothes,
--Occasionally come wrapped up m pain:
-Often begin as bitter disappointments.
usually ask for an accompaniment of '
patience.
-Always make a considerable demand on
" our abilities.
-Are apt to coine upon us unawares.
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