HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1988-07-06, Page 8INGSBRIDGE
Lucknow B.A.
sets a party mood
The Talk of the Town
Wasn't that a party!! The Business
Association set the stage last week with
their centennial costumes and window
displays of antique furniture, clothing and
old pictures.
All that had any part in the planning and
serving on the various committees have
earned a well deserved pat on the back.
Congratulations a on a job well done.
Margie and Megan Trachsel have mov-
ed to the former Cliff Menary home on
Havelock St. S. Brad Humphrey has pur-
chased the house where they were living at
620 Outram St.
Elleda Laidlaw spent a week in Guelph
recently with her granddaughter Kirsty
while her daughter Pat was in Knoxville,
Tennessee. Pat was giving a lecture at the
University of Tennessee sponsored by the
North American Classical Associaiton.
Daniel Henderson of Waterloo spent a
week with his grandparents Rev. Bill &
Peggy Henderson recently then last week
Emma and Kate Henderson of Toronto
visited Grandpa and Grandma.
Saturday was the annual Stanley reu-
nion at the Ashfield park with one hundred
and forty in attendance. Leonard Stanley
from Mason, Michigan came the farthest
but other relatives were present from
Mississauga, Detroit, Niagara as well as
the surrounding area. Marretta Hodgins
from Niagara is staying with her sister-in-
law Lula Stanley for a further visit.
Congratulations to Grace Campbell of
Rose St: who celebrated her ninety-third
birthday last week. Kay Crawford enter-
tained the ladies of the neighbourhood with
a surprise birthday party for Grace.
LUCKNOW
by Mildred Loree
Amber Ramsay of Tyne Valley, P.E.I.
returned with her grandparents, Rev.
Allison and Priscilla Ramsay when they
came back for the weekend. Bob and
Sheila Partridge and family of Newmarket
visited the Ramsays on the weekend.
Congratulations to Beth Payne and John
Sitarz who were married in the Lucknow
Presbyterian church on Sat. July 2nd with
the reception in Kincardine.
Mac Grant from Hanover, a former
teacher in the Lucknow High School had
lunch Friday with Rev. Bill and Peggy
Henderson and Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Smith of Toronto visited with the Hender-
sons, as well as Doug and Laura Mac-
Donald, Marion and Alvin Mundell, Jim
and Helen Brisbin and Katherine gmith.
Pears Jamieson and her daughter Diane
Short of Ingersoll provided special music
in the Lucknow Presbyterian Church Sun-
day morning. Assisting Rev. Ramsay in
the pulpit were Rev. Dr. Douglas Mac-
Donald and Rev. William Henderson.
Arlene (Jewitt) and Jerry Strickland, of
Sarnia visited on the holiday weekend with
Maudie Fisher.
Visitors were in abundance all around
town as nearly every home hadcars,
campers, tent trailers or motor homes as
people returned to Celebrate '88.
Any news items you may have for next
week drop it in to the Sentinel or call
528-2822,
Senior's Day Centre
By Heather MacKenzie
Hi! My name is Heather MacKenzie and
I. am the summer program assistant here
at the day centre until the end of August.
I live one mile north of Amberley. I just
completed a year at Lambton College in
Sarnia, and will be going back in
September for Social Service Worker. I
have been here a month and a half and its
been very enjoyable.
This month is going to be very busy.
Cathy Ritesma should be going to the
hospital any day now when she'll become
mother of her third child! Our books are
going to be a mess for the next little while.
A free raffle has been held at the day cen-
tre to guess the date the baby will be born.
On July 5th the Day Centre will be hav-
ing guests speakers. Geoff and Ruth
Walker, who will be talking about
mushrooms. It should be a very interesting
topic.
The seniors will be making tray favours
for the Wingham and District Hospital on
July 6th, 12th and 14th for the month of
August.
On July 7th, the Day Centre will be going
to Blyth Festival to see the production Lu-
cien. The play takes place in New
Brunswick in a pulp and paper factory. Lu-
cien has an opinion on everything. It's sort
of an Archie Bunker character.
On July 28th the Day Centre will be going
to see the production Fires In The Night.
It's based on the lives of a couple from
Clinton, Ontario. A story of one man's
dream and one family's adventures.
On July 13th, Rev. Henderson will be out
guest speaker. He will be talking about his
experiences with Bluebirds in• the
Lucknow area.
On July 13th and 28th foot clinics will be
held at the armouries. Please call the Day
Centre for an appointment at 357-1440 or
357-1445.
The last week of July, the Day Centre is
holding a beach party for the seniors. Lots
of activities are planned. Also, Pam will be
leaving the Day Centre on the 29th of July.
She plans to go back to school. So it will be
a i'arewell week for Pam.
A quote for the month "The journey of a
1000 miles begins with little steps."
Prayers for Courtneys
The sympathies and prayers of the com-
munity are extended to Joe and Teresa
Courtney and family on the tragic death of
their son and brother, Floyd in a traffic ac-
cident on Friday, July lst.. The Funeral
Mass was on Monday, July 4th at 10:30
a.m. at St. Joseph's with interment in St.
Joseph's Cemetery. Floyd served 'most
capably as an usher at St. Joseph's and
will be greatly missed by all.
St. Joseph's Youth Club spent a day at
the Science Centre in Toronto on Wednes-
day, June 29th. It proved to be not only an
enjoyable but an educational day as well.
The Youth Club extends their thanks to
Father Ed for arranging the trip and ac-
companying them as well as to Peter
Dykstra for providing the transportation.
Father Ed has been very busy arranging
trips for the summer. On Wednesday, July
13th, a bus will be leaving Kingsbridge for
PARISHISCHOOL
by Louise Martin
a visit to the shrine at St. Marys, Ontario.
Departure time is 8:45 a.m., with return
between 4:00 - 4:30 p.m. An excellent op-
portunity to make the Marian Year a
special year!
Monday, Aug. 1st, Father Ed has ar-
ranged for a trip to a Blue Jays baseball
game in Toronto. This is Father's treat to
the Altar Boys but any adults wishing to go
may do so on a first come, first served
basis with cost for trip and ticket at $20.00.
Many of our young people are busy now
with summer jobs and activities and we
wish them success and safety in all their
endeavours.
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