HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1990-07-25, Page 11Slzerwood and 7wamiey farnilies Attend MacDonald
hold their 29th reunion
The 29th annual Sherwood- Contests and games were eeeretexy-tresiourer, Anise McInnes;
Twamley reunion was held in the organ by 'Largest bfelnues. lunch committee, Bernice
Jam, Myrtle Job: atone and
Alvin Sherwood; aapoci$, Dl naid and
Tena Thornton; iCs"cream and hall,.
Dan and Anne McInnes
Next year's reunion will be held
Mt the same location- on the third
Sundays in July with lunch attp4n,
ONG PASSIONS
—Are great servants and terrible
masters.,,
—Need. not be evil beeause they
are passions.
Need strong management:
-May be changed into great
virtues,
•Can make a fool or a hero out
of a man. Q
her st farm KarenHenries Are in need f constant
Mxrtte Jdui spoke briefly en , �dred Iitenry, � oar a spoon,, g�9 • '
Progress ly history and McInnes, Sara Thornton;; .
explained the fey Pixon !amt. races,. under nix years, SaraWA
.1y index which •she prepared, too, over six years, Gordon' Schell. - One hour if your time has any
of ppeople were interested afternoon to a close, ro value, 4
specially
y for this reunion. -•.-A Two. relays ,brought ethis 'part of the v One friend if you would live in
in Pum a copy., She also had .Officers' for the coining year are:, peace. •
copies of the Sherwood history for President, Jim : Finnigan; vice .One hope._if you w d keep' your
president, Alvin Sherwood; days filled with light.
sole.
Beeigrave Worm's Institute fila The oldest lady Wesel* was Myrtle
on Sunday, Jtdy 1.5, with a . good JAR the oldest man, Gordon
attendance.- Johnstone- the youngest were
rase Finnigan .and. Katie Thorn-
After
home
After a bountiful Moon meal the i the person p was to the
president, Jim F' art, welcomed �dentiat ,r #tlY, Yltn ring
everyosle. Bernice was ill nigan, the person who brought the
charge of In Memoriam when a • most people to their, ar, Tena
roinent's silence was observed in Thornton; ' the couple with the
memory of those who have passed clow wedding anniversary, Ber-
away! during the last year, which nice and Gordon Johnstone; gaess-.
include "Hilda Twarnley, Cora B. in the number of objects 'ui the
Sherwood and Janet Drennan. jar,- Kevin" Finnigan; thro a
Amts Mcg was in �e of a .mange, Gordon SchiU, Jona
draw for three items which were ' Finnigan and. Sara Thornton; kick
won
Johnstone, i a rgaret the slipper, adult Alvin Sherwood;.
Anne' McInnes, This children, Gordon Sdiill and Sara
was, followed by a recipe exchange ton; Pa elothea VIM "i s'
by Mildred Henry. ar,men. Alvin Sherwood,° ladies.
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wedding
Lori and Lisa Finlayson, twin
daughters, of Kid and Jeanne
Finlay,, of Sarnia, visited with.
their - grandmother, Dorothy
Clayson for a few days, then
went on up to Port Elgin te
son* time with their aunt and
un-
cle, Laura and Duncan Miaow*,On Thursday, Boddie, Jeanne and
Dorothy Finlayson Went up to Port
Eight to visit, enjoy a time on th?
water and to, piek a the 'his,
Recent visitors with Ewan and:
Marj MacLean were
j� 's `broth
and a 9 M. sin -Jaw, R� Mrs, Ed.
WWiamson of Wyoming, Ontario.
A number of friends and relatives
of this area and. from Goderieh
were in Strathroy on the Weak "end,
when they attended a wedding
remotion for Donald MacDonald
and his bride; Donald is the son of
Rodderick MacDonald, who a
number of years ago was a .resi
dent of the area, The reception was
held at the Stratlwoy, Legion,
Wednesday, 14411se Miller of
Palmerston was up and spent. the
tiALSIR
us by Kae Web ter
moulmouiiiiiimusumiimuu
day with her mother,: _ Rltetta
Man, who %" a patient in the
Kincardine Hospital.
04 Sat rday evening, Kae, James
and Cecil Webster, visited in KM -
sardine with Shirley Maces,
their aunt, Myrtle Fells of Whitby,
Shirley's mother, Wynn Samniaie
of Kincardine, and Shirley's sons,
Bill and John MacLennan..
Ithetta MacLennan is happy to
.announce the arrival of her ninth.
great grandehdd,, a daughter, for
Brenda, weighing m at 8 lbs. 6 ozs.,
bor,�n in , Clinton and is another
grandchild for Donald MaeLennane
ALL MEN ARE BORN
--With certain amount of
egotism .
--With some urges after
g'ea essx
't9'atth some desires that Can
neveir• lie. fuUY' gratified.
Lucknow-
Community Centre
Sunday, July 29 -
-$500.00 Split
F. Barry, Hazel Ritchie,
Dorothy, Schultz, Mary Zister
$1000. Progressive
Karen Johnstone
Potential Prize Board $3000.
Jackpot on 55 Calls.
$500. must go.
Progressive at 56 Calls
Purple Ball - $150.00
Community Centre opens at 6:30 p.m.
Bingo starts at 7:15 p.m. • ' •
Daniel Scott
RR r47 Lucknow
July 25, 1985
5 years old
Jean Cook
July 26 4982
8 years old
Mathew Lyon
July 27 1978
12 years old
Dustin Farrish
July 27, 1985
5 years old
Amanda Scott
July 31, 1987
3 years old
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