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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1990-09-12, Page 15Webste.rs visit in Qhio Not Lost The look t1 sympathy, the gentle word. Spoken so low that only neighbours hard The secret act ofpuie self -sacs ce, Unseen by man but marked by angels eyes, These are not lost The kindly plans delivered for others So seldom guessed, so little understood The quiet steadfast lovethat strove to win. Some ..wanderers f the ways of sine These are not lost. The community will be so glad to knew that Rhetta MacLennan has been able to spend a couple of days at . Point Clark with her daughter Margaret Morton and then about a weeklater she was at . her own home for a couple,. of' days with her dau hter Marion MacLennan. Ross Calvert •of Sarnia visited for a couple of days with her sister and brother --in law Mary amd Ewan MacLean. ;. ti Mrs, y Mach, of Woodstock, It spending a ' few days* with. mother, Stella Irwin of ° Kinloss Township, • Louise Miller,of Palmerston. was, with her sister Marion MacLennan for a few, days helping. Marion when Rhetta was , home from + r� hospital. HALSH RI by Kee Webster nannionniminammenosianium Weekend visitors with Dorothy Finlayson were Barbera Rogers and son Charles of Toronto; Ken and Man Finlayson of Toronto, Carol Finlayson, her husband, John Balch their sons, Alexander' Nicholas .of London, Rod, Jeanie,,, Lisa and Lori Finlayson of Sarnia. Duncanand Laura F nlayson of Port F,Igin, and Dorothy's sister Kae Cunningham of Toronto. The Websters, - Kae,. James and Cecil spent the weekend in Ohio with Atlee, Jean and Tricia Wise of Richfield, Ohio, On. the way home they toured a bit and had a glimpse of Niagara Nails. On :Thursday,. Cecil and: Kae visited in Kincardine with Gammie at the Malcom Rouse and inthe evening Kae and Cecil went to Goderich and visited with their Aunt Norma Young, who at present is a patient in the Goderich hospFih�y.Ma cDonald had his steam. engine inBlyth at the Thresher - men's Reunion.; He takes part each year in the parade.' Finialay's son, George of Kincardine, was also there 'helping his dad inthe operationof the steam engine. .� Tricia :Wise., ; Kee. Webster s granddaughter,. was telling .her grandmother there acre 22,000 pupils attending the Kent State University, • where she is attending gr 4 Bill and Janet. Kempton and Brian and Helen Van Osch will be atten- ding Karen Weiberger and ' Dale Beyers 'weddingiit,,Kitchener this. Satuirday,when Helen :will, be a bridesmaid • The evening of September 4 saw the South Kinloss W.M.S. meet in the church with good''pr�owd' present. ��'lister`:°was "`` Marion' Campbell and directors were Nancy Maclntyre, Florence McConnell and _Vera Schmidt. President Ruth•Bdll gave a warm l'welcome to members and guest speaker, Marianne MacDonald, niece of Jennie Porteous. A reading. from the Glad Tidings on a visit to Sedan was listened to with w nder. Prayer and a hymen : followed We Plough the Fields' and Scatter. The minutes of the August meeting were react' by Secretary, Ann MacDougall and approved Correspondence_ was received. Marita MacDougall thanked the W.M.S. for the support she received from the group when attending the C.G.LT. training camp this summer for leadership. • A ares It CTIMPPERS Crime Seto, ppers'.;o„fGrrey Bruce sire seeking the public's ace in the tinvestiget ion of mischief, which occurred on Concession 12 of Brant Township, near Elmwood, The Walkerton Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police report that on two separate occasions damage has occurred at a bridge construc- tion.site,on Concession 12 of Brant Township. The first occurrence was during the evening of July 28th, e Saturday. On ' this occasion unknown person(s) pried a chain and lock o of a construction trailer at the site. Once inside the culprit(s) removed. a STIH.L chain saw oda STIIHL cut off saw. Also the cull rrit(s) sprayed green and orange paint throughout the trailer. The second occurrence happened on August 1 1th, a Saturday, during this . occurrence , the culprits) smashed windows of a front - end loader, smashed the gauges and.. filters, The value of the damage done in both of these occurrences was in excess of $3,000. The persons responsible have not been identified as yet. If you feel you can help in these or-. ` any other occurrences- . Crime Stoppers bf Grey Bruce are w'ilUng to pay a reward up to $1,000° for. information . leading to .an, arrest. CALL CRIME STOPPERS TOLL XB AT 1-800-265-3787. You. need not identify yourself. No one will know who you are. You will never have tQ testify ih court.. Lisekulev Seedliti,'Weikaaaoyi, $ee lillwlt dear U forthco Niicholsco. Kalcho$ Mr. ; and•, Mrs. Ronald Nicholson of ' Rlpley are • pleased to announce the 1or- thcomingniarrlage of their' ". daughter ,Chriatlna to Ted Kalchoat son otM r. anttl,Mrs. Le is Machos,. of Toronto.. The ceremony ;will *take place at:the Liueknow.United - •Churcb,' October 13, 1990 ; e experiences treasurer's report was given . by Doris MacKinnon and Margaret Itis Oporto -4: *the Ladies' accotirit~ aid:the memorial' service for.,., Clair .'MacDougall: Business affairs were discussed. Roll call: was ;aenswered with ' a Bible verb on Harvest. Florence McConnell gave the Bible Study beginning' with . response reading from the Book of Praise on Harvest - end her recollections of her most memorable harvest story, that of Naomi. She closed her study with an ancient prayer of thanksgiving. Prayer circle included Marg Col- lyer, Doris MacKinnon and .Olive Needham. The offering was col- lected. and offertory .prayer heard from Mary Lavis. Hymn, We Praise Thee, Oh God, was sung. Nancy MacIntyre introduced the guest speaker 1. nne MacDonald, who shared . her life experiences with the group. It was a wonderful ly inspirational life she depleted as she told of her luny Tears in 'various volunteer positions in social agencies in Nashville. Tennessee. Marilyn McIntyre thanked „Marianne on behalf of the group and presented a small' token of appreciation to her. Joyful, Joyful We Adore Thee,. was sung as> a final hymn. Cour- tesies° were given by Nancy MacIn- tyre, and responded to by Marion Campbell. Vera Schmidt led in closing prayer. Grace was sung before a bountiful lunch served by Hostess and Direc- tors. The next meeting will be held Oct. 2, 7:30. The Thankoffering will be hosted by Margaret Keith at the church. Canad-iancotender-wl compete in Clue championship;r; Eleven year old Jonathon Martin The Clue murders will be carried " The eventual winner, the sleuth of Brampton, Ontario leaves for 'out on the Orient Express, the who proves to be the most in- genious, quick witted and intelligent when it comes to ' cracking the crime, gets the chance to have an unforgettable holiday for two in Egypt on the Nile without a ,single murder mystery to solve. London. England, September 12 to represent Canada at the first ever World Clue Championships. Jonathon won the right to represent Canada at a Clue Tour- nament in July sponsored by Tonka Canada, marketers' of the popular mystery game. Since then, he has been busy polishing his deductive skills and preparing for the trip, He will be:accompanied on his first trip abroad by his mother, Linda Martin. Fifteen super sleuths, including Jonathon, will take part in , a criminally inclined weekend of murder, mystery and much; much more, from. Friday, September 14 to Monday, September 17. These latter day Inspector Poirots and Maigrets will be outwitting and outmanoeuvring one another to reveal who has the cleverest, shar- pest analytical "mired. The series of whodunit riddles and tests based on the Clue game will establish once and for all the Supreme Champion Detective of the world, world's most luxurious train, and at the Imperial Hotel, Torquay, in the heart of `the English Riviera. Tor- quay is also the birthplace of the queen of crime and.: detection, Agatha Christie; . The championship coincides' with celebrations to mark the centenary of the birth, of England's most famous • crime -write=. In ° six tense and exciting rounds over two days, contestants, mag- nifying glass all a quiver, will gain points for observation and clue finding as well as for the traditional murder deduction and detection. game as they battle it out in cerebral conflict deciding whether it was Colonel Mustard or Miss Scat- ted who committed the felony. • Other Clue crimebusters are ar- riving from Australia, Germany, Holland, Hong Kong, Ireland, Italy, Malaysia, New Zealand, Singapore, Spain and the USA as well as the home counties of England, Scotland and Wales. • • rT LISTINGS ANTED _. R''1i 1 ear* 5204411 41I1111� Ogg. I X3174 ASH. HELD TVA:-- Buliding loth 110' x,165', well treed starling at 41'4,000. acre loELD. t home qtr �., acre lot, lint , 3 +;1 bdrms.; 2; baths. LUCHNO'W - Duplex, 3 bedroom home with 2 bedroom apartment, talose to downtotn,:179,900 3.4 ACRE RiVER LOT, Lucknow, well, treed, reduce/ to x30,000. . howome. 200 ACRE FARM 500' -. 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Community Centre awl off Hwy. >1 between Gotterich & Clinton) • Display and Sale of Ctafts Knitting - Doll Clothes - Ceramics - Wreaths - Wooden Toys - Wood Crafts - Hothe Canned Goods - Produce - and much, much more Hoimesvillc, Ontario • • r Light Lunches & Friday, September 28, 11 a.m. • 9 p.m. nerreshments Available Door Prizes Saturday,' September 29, 10 a.m. • 5 p.m. Sunday, September 30, 11 s.m. • 5 p.m. Coinaet Mitroa Lnhh, U.R. 2 Clinton. NOM ILO Dun, (5I9) 482-5700, Bunte (519) 032.3062 1