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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1997-08-13, Page 3Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, August 13,,199` Top notch hardeners r.e0eiveawatids by Pat Livingston Presentation of the Trillium Award and honor- able mention certificates was made last week dur- ing a small reception host- ed. by the Lucknow and District Horticultural Society. This is the first time the Society has taken on the mammoth project of judging all homes in the village for."curbside appeal." The recipients of the first Trillium Award were Summer_ .bowling report Audrey and Eugene Gardner, of. 551 Rose Street. !Ionorable mention cer- tificates, with calligraphy by Susan Alton, were awarded to Joan Martin, 558 Rose Street; Pauline and Tom Pegg, 265 Place Street; Leann and Craig Crawford, 616' Havelock Street; Sylvia and Gerry Meurs, 620 Outram Street; Linda and Ron Stanley, 639 Outram, Street; Lois and Grant Farrish, 538 Rose Street; Robert and Lloyd Whytock, 681 Wheeler Street; Marion Beattie and Greg Hamilton, 482 Rose Street; Hazel and Lorne Hackett, 420 South Delhi Street; and Joanne and Rod McDonagh, 440 , Elgin Street. Olive Needham's. home was the only rural onereg- istered and placed quite well in the judging. Reeve Stuart. Reavie Complimented the society for beautifying the town saying it was quite gratify- •' ing to see how people take the initiative and make the town a place of enjoyment for all. Gerald Baptiste, past director of District 8, was in attendance and compli- mented the Society on their hard work and the Trillium Award. proJect. The committee organiz- ing the project included. John Lamoureux, Ruth Alton and Joyce Elphick. Page 3 LUCK`QW DISTRICT COMMUNITY CENTRE BINGO • Sunday, August 17 Saturday August 23 , Murray McKay, & Catherine Groves OPEN DATES;.. Fri. Aug. 8-15-22-29 . Sat. Aug. 9-16. CALL 528-3429 - HS and HT - Paula Taylor.. 195, 497; Eric Taylor 285, • 713. Over 200'. Eric Taylor 285, 242. Standings: Supersonics . 29-, Thornbirds 26, .P.etunias 25, Tulips 23, Sweet.Peas 18, Big lied Tomatoes 9. Onhand to receive their: rewards from' the Lucknow Horticultural Society in the Trillium Award project were, from the left, back row: Lorne Hackett, Gerald Baptiste, past director 01 District 8, Syiviia ' Meurs ,Leeann Crawford, Visitors check aui Lucknow by Pat Livingston. Being a, farm vacation- host offers'the opportunity to meet people. from all averthe, world .and various walks of life. :. Last week, the Dierolfs • who operate the River .Pheasant vacation farm,; in. Ashfield • township,: hosted 'Kirti, and Sneih Charan of St Catharines Nothing so unusual . in• •that; you say. The interesting part is what brought the couple to :Lucknow. You' see;'the C.h:arans are originally front India and Professor and Mrs.' Charan received part • of their education in Lucknow, ,India, and still' have family there. While perusing alist "of farm-: ,,vacations., "Lucknow'!-'caught their. attention: IVIr. Charat,.who. did. hispost-secon'dary'.;educa- tion ln,St. Louis, Missouri, was a `professor at McGill University Montreal .from 1963 to 1992,• when they retired to Si. Catharines. • Mrs.. Charan, from Delhi, obtained a' Master of Fine Arts in Drama °and Theatre on a scholarship at the University of Hawaii.' When they moved to ,: Montreal, Mrs. Charati Stayed home with their two daughters, who=are now both ph:ySical'thera- pists in the United States She. became involved with •a' group in Montreal that, started a non-profit puppet theatre that performed at' :•. ,schools; hospitals and libraries • 'In -their :rctireineht they are enjoying travelling and bath : are hospital volun teers, • she in pediatrics and he in palliative'care ,On their way home, they were planning a stop, in Delhi.. Mrs. ,Charan was born in. Delhi, India, The couple said they thoroughly enjoyed their first farm Vacation.," •The hosts snake ,a difference; said Mr:•Charan. Reeve Stuart Reavie, Roberta, and Lloyd Whytock. Front row Hazel*Hackett, Lois Farrish, Craig Crawford, AudreY. Gardner Trillium Award, Joanne McDonagh,' Marion Beattie, and Joan Martin. (Livingston photo) Have you seen this invader? trew. Get It Now &•Have If Dry ForNexf Seasoiil Hard Maple or Ash SLABWOOD L`irn�i,'fed ,Tirwe . ffe.r $1.30./17 cu. yd. 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