The Lucknow Sentinel, 1978-06-14, Page 28Page 28—Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday,, June 14, 1978
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Neabel
- and family who have been
living on highway 86 at the
Rose farm have moved to
their new home in Lucknow.
Tour England
and Majorca
Russell (Buster)_and Mab-
el Whitby have just returned
to Lucknow after an enjoy-
able trip to England. They
were fortunate to be there
during the best spell of fine
weather for two years. The
visit was not lacking in
drama, asupon arrival at
Gatwick Airport their main
suitcase was missing and it
was two days before it was
recovered, having gone to
Heathrow Airport in error.
Other features of the trip
were a party arranged by
relatives and attended by
them all, including Mabel's
mother; brother, John; sis-
ter, Jean , and family; Aunt
Vera and husband, Bill, (who
visited Lucknow last year);
sister, Betty and husband,
Maurice (who visited Luck -
now in 1972).
The cemetery where Bust-
er's grandparents were inter-
red was also visited.
By remarkable coincidence
when visiting an inn, two
doors away from Mabel's
mother, Buster was recogniz-
ed by a couple from Poplar
Beach who were staying at
the inn. The lady recalled his
having assisted her with
selecting wine at the Liquor
Store. Both couples were
staying. in the same. small
English village, simultan-
eously.
One week of the trip was
spent on holiday at Alcudia
in the Spanish Belearic
Island of Majorca, accom-
panied by Betty and Maurice
where again local contact
was made, an English lady
shop assistant having rela-
tives in Goderich.
During this holiday visits
were made to Roman ruins,
an Animal Safari Park, an
artificial pearl factory and
the Dragon Caves - numer-
ous underground caverns
with huge magnificent stal-
actites and stalagmites. One
cavern was converted into a
concert hall beside an under-
ground lake on which music-
ians played classical music
on illuminated rowing boats
in ..._otherwise ......complete. ......dark-
ness, after which the boats
conveyed the audience over
the lake to the exit.
A Round the Island trip
took them by coach to Palma,
thence by ancient electric
train through the streets and
mountains to Soller, onward
by boat on the Mediterran-
ean, round the rocky coast to
picturesque La Calobra and
finally by coach through the
spiral mountain passes, cal-
ling en route at the Monast-
ery of our Lady of Lluch.
Several new bottles were
obtained for Mabel's collec-
tions and hundreds of photo-
graphs and colour slides
were taken, thus providing
lasting memories of a pleas-
urable three weeks in Eng-
land and Majorca, which had
seen such variations as sight-
ing the Supersonic Concorde
airliner overhead, riding in
horsedrawn carriages, and
being awakened by the
sound of donkeys.
On Sunday, June 4, Tom-
my and Rosemary Gilmore
took part in the City of
Guelph Baton Twirling Com-
petition at the Hespeler
Arena. Tommy placed first in
the. Boy's Solo Division, 7 to
10 years. Next year he will
move up to the 11 to 14 year
olds division. The Canadette
Juvenile Twirling Team, of
which Tommy and Rosemary
are a part, took second place.
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ISEE...
By the Sem'inel
THAT
On the evening of .June 9,
1978, friends and reatives of
Lyman and Pearl Sutton
entertained the couple in
their own home with a
surprise party to celebrate
the couple's 45th wedding
anniversary. Mr. and Mrs.
Sutton were married on June
10, 1933 in Windsor, Ont-
ario. They farmed on the
14th , concession of Kinloss
• Township from 1954 to 1974,
and now reside in Teeswater.
THAT
Diane Parks, Dungannon,
won the Lucknow District
Community Centre Lottery
draw on Wednesday.
THAT'
Jim Burt, R. R. 3 Holy -
rood, has a "double muscle"
steer in his barn.
DRENNAN - ELPHICK
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Elph-
ick, Lucknow wish to an-
nounce the forthcoming mar-
raige of their daughter,
Brenda Annette to Ivan
Leroy Drennan, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Drennan, R.
R. 7 Lucknow. The marriage
will take place at the
Lucknow Presbyterian
Church, July 14, 1978 at 6.30
p.m.
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Town & Country
On Wednesday, May 31,
Lucknow Town and Country
entertained Ripley Senior
Citizens. Pharis Mathers,
Lucknow club president, wel-
comed everyone.
The Junior School Band
then entertained with some
selections which were enjoy-
ed by all present. We think
we should be quite proud of
our band.
Mrs. Margaret MacDonald
introduced Mr. Cayley and
the band and also Mrs.
Ronald Forster who gave a
couple of readings with some
good humour which was
enjoyed by all.
The rest of the evening
was spent playing cards with
winning prizes going to some
of our Ripley guests. An
enjoyable evening was had
by all present.
Webster Picnic
at Brookside
Sunday, June 11th was a
perfect day for the Webster
annual picnic, which was
held at Brookside School.
About• one hundred were
present to renew friendships.
The northern branch of the
family were in charge of the
picnic. Sports were conduct-
ed outside by Don Cameron
and Clayton Alton. Winners,
were:
Girls 6 and under, Mary
Ellen Webster, Vanessa Al-
ton; boys 6 and under% Tim
McNee, Micheal. McNee;
girls 12 and under, Rosalea
Cameron, Lynn Alton; boys
12 and under, Steven Alton,
Danny Webster; girls over
12, Kay Morrison, Anne
Alton; boys over 12, Karl
Morrison.
Three legged race, Karl
Morrison and Steven Alton;
shoe ~scramble, Lynn Alton;
girls slipper•kick; Kay Morri-
son; boys shoe kick, Karl
Morrison; softball throw,
Linda McNee, Kay Morrison.
While sports were con-
ducted out of doors, Mrs.
Harvey Webster and Mrs.
Harvey Ritchie conducted
several guessing contests
with senior and junior mem-
bers taking part. Guessing to
the nearest number of pea-
nuts in a jar, Mrs. Elsie
McKinley; guessing the
number of holes in a fly
swatter, Mrs. Ruby Webster;
guessing in CM. the nearest
to the waistline measure of
one of our members was won
by Miss Ada Webster.
The ladies from the north
served a delicious meal
smorgasbord style, after
which president, Harvey Rit-
chie, called on the secretary
to read. the names of
members who had passed
away since last year. Nine
names were read, Pearl -
Dodds, John McDonagh,
John Gardner, Bert Alton,
Blake Alton, Alvin Alton,
Reginald Ferguson, George
Twalnley, Roy McQuillin. A
minutes silence was observ-
ed in their memory.
Mr., and Mrs. Harvey
Webster presented a gift to
the youngest child at the
picnic, Adele Mae, 19 day
old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Allan Andrew. Other special
gifts were as follows: oldest
lady, Miss Ada Webster;
oldest gent, Mr. Walter
Alton; coming the greatest
distance, Mr. Doug Allen,
B.C.; largest family present,
Mr.. _and .....Mrs. .....C......_A..._...Becker; .
nearest to wedding date, Mr.
and Mrs. Gordan Morrison;
birthday nearest date, Mrs.
Elgin McKinley.
A business meeting fol-
lowed at which time the
following officers ' were ap-
pointed for 1979. '
President, Mr. James
Chapman; 1st vice, Mrs.
Bernadean Ritchie; 2nd vice,
Mr. Mervyn Lobb; treasurer,
north, Mr. Alex Andrew;
treasurer, south, Mr. Mel
Webster; secretary, Mrs.
Jessie Kirkland.
The second Sunday in
June was approved to be
kept as our future picnic
date. A vote of thanks was
extended. to Harvey and
Betty Ritchie for their inter-
est and management of this
year's picnic.
Alf enjoyed the special
events of the afternoon and
renewing friendships.,
KREUTZWISER - Alan and
Jo -Ann, Pickering, are de-
lighted to announce the safe
arrival of their daughter,
Erin Lisa, born May 29,
1978. Proud grandparents
are Mr. and Mrs. John
Kreutzwiser, Lucknow and
Mr, and Mrs. John Sarkany,
Niagara Falls.
RINTOUL - Mr. and Mrs.
Gary Rintoul, R. R. 2
Lucknow, are happy to
announce the arrival' - of
their son, Kevin Way.,ne, on
June 9, 1978,, in Wingham
and District Hospital.
WEST BRUCE
ORANGE LODGE
The County of West Bruce
Orange Lodge met last
Tuesday evening June 6 in
Amberley for their semi-an-
nual meeting, with members
attending from Kinloss,
Underwood, Paisley, Ches-
ley, Kincardine and Amber -
ley.
Grand Lodge reports held
in North Bay in April were
given by Past County Master
Jas. Campbell of Kincardine,
Bros. Keith .Ker -slake, Wor-
shipful Master of Kinloss,
and Bros. McClinton from
Paisley.
Orange celebration is be-
ing held in Sutton, near
Barrie, in July. The annual
meeting will be held in
Underwood in November.
All primary lodges are ex-
pected to have their annual
reports in prior to this
meeting. ,Lunch was served
by the Amberley Brethren
and a social hour spent.
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