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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1983-06-29, Page 12community news Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, June 29, 1983—Page 12 tar Langside community says farewell to Youngs By Valetta Emerson On Monday evening a Farewell Party was held at the Whitechurch Community Memorial Hall for Mrs. Clifford Young and William of Langside area, who have moved to Teeswater. There were two tables of cards in play. Prizes were given for the players. Mr. and Mrs. Springer presented gifts to Mrs. Young and William from the community and they expressed their appreciation. A special meeting of Whitechurch Water system, was held on Monday, June 20 in the Presbyterian Church Sunday School room. The guest speaker was J. A. (Andy) McBride from Maitland Engineering Serv- ices Ltd. of Wingham. The purpose of the meeting was to present the problems with our village water odour and staining. Another meeting will be held when the current waster analysis from the Ministry of the Environment is available. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mc- Clenaghan visited Monday to Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Jim McIntyre of Ver- million Lake, Northern Ont- ario. Calfclub discuss competition results By Stephen Dow The June' meeting of the Lucknow Calf Club was held at the home of Wray and Wayne Forster. Twelve members were present. The leaders discussed the judging competition results and expressed congratula- tions to Carol Rintoul who placed second in the inter- mediate division. The guest speaker, Dr. Don Hodgins of the Ripley Veterinarian Clinic gave a presentation of the various diseases, the symptoms, treatment and preventive measures. He showed slides of healthy and diseased specimens. Ken Mewhinney thanked Dr. Hodgins and presented him with a token of appre- ciation. Extend sympathy By Kathryn Todd Sympathy is extended to Celia Aitchison and her family on the passing of her aunt last week. Sympathy is also extended to Gordon Lyons and family on the passing of his brother, William Lyons, of Lucknow. Get well wishes are ex- tended to Isabet Gaunt who was hospitalized for a few days last week. Alex Lyons of Hamilton returned home on Monday after visiting with Mr. and Mr,. Gordon Lyons. Wayne Todd injured his knee when he was kicked hs a steer last Friday. He will he on crutches for several weeks. Congratulations great -grandma By Kae Webster The community would like to congratulate Rhetta Mac- Lennan on her becoming a great grandmother for the fifth time. The baby girl, Lauranne is the first child born to Mr. and Mrs. Allan Hutton in Moose Jaw. Sas- dathewan. She is a first grandchild for Mr. and Mrs. George Maclennan of Tor- onto George and Betty Mon- crief. accompanied by Flor- ence MacKenzie of Lucknow, were in London and Aylmer )n Wednesday shopping and isiting with (.;corgs and ,ane ['llrich and girls and Pr. Rus ,ell and Lesley Mon- , ricf. Mavmc Wilkins has had a ' er successful year w ith her plants in her two green- houses. hut she says she is glad they arc all gone now. (rood work, Mavme. Visiting on Sunday with M'r and Mrs. Gordon Robb were William and Shirley lrvin and girls of Ashfield Township They attended the anniversary services at the North Ashfield Presbyterian Church and were dinner guests at the Robb home. On Wednesday, Sandra and Heather Darling of Hanover visited at the Robb home. Rev. Doug Wilson, Mrs. Wilson. Allan MacLean of Collingwo d and Isobel Mar- ty n of Kincardine were Sunday guests with Ewan and Mari MacLean. Mr and Mrs. Ed Wil- iamson of Wyoming were Monday visitors with Marj and Fwan MacLean. Jini Webster of Waterloo cas home on the weekend . ith his parents. Wellington and Kac Wchstcr and on Saturday evening all three y sited in Dungannon with lack and Marion Smith. They went out to admire the Smith garden which has to he sen close to heing one of the hest. On Tuesday cscnirig Marl MacLean and June Wsids attended a rnceting of the Riffles Horth ultural Soo lots hii h was held at Bette N/L I end's Mary McClenaghan is vis- iting with her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Moss of P1attsville. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mc- Clenaghan spent the week- end in London with Mr. and Mrs. Randy Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Des Roches. We are pleased to report that Faye Irwin. who had surgery on a brokenleg at Stratford, was able to return home on Monday last and can get around the house with crutches. Mr. and Mrs. Elgin. John- ston of Turnberry and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Pewtress re- turned the first of the week from a trip to the Fast Coast. They visited with former neighbours Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Allen and Mr. and Mrs. Brian Allen and family of Young's Cove, New Brun- swick. They toured New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island and Nova Scotia. They learned the hest time of year to tour is June and Sept- ember before the students are out. Kevin Springer and Robin Schneller have procured pos- ters which they are hoping to sell to the village folks. Gertrude Tiffin of Wing - ham visited Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tiffin and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Emerson. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Davis, Dana, Scott and Mark of La Salle spent the weekend with her mother, Agnes Farrier. April Moore and Karen Beecroft are spending a few days holidays at the cottage at Lake Huron. Mr. and•Mrs. Dick de Boer of Blucvale visited Sunday with his brother, Mr. and Mrs. John de Boer and family. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Elliott and Karen visited Sunday with Mr. artd Mrs. Ross Henderson and family of Lucknow. INTRODUCING ftatt Brian Falconer and friend visited Sunday with his grandmother, Cassie Mow- bray. Vsiitors with Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Tiffin, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Henderson of Guelph on Saturday and „on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McMillan and Greg, Sarnia and Isobel Tiffin of Lucknow. Mr. and Mrs, Bill. 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