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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1989-07-19, Page 7Lue'know Sentinel, Wednesday, July 19,1'989—Page 7 1 ast week resembled ,another game of "Fruit Basket Upset" around Lucknow as residents were on the move. Rod McDonaghs got moved into their new Royal Home on Elgin St. Brian and Kathy Knechtel and family moved into the former McDonagh house. Moving into the Knechtel home at 517 Havelock St. were Doug and Suzanne Blake. We welcome them to Lucknow. Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Evans of 540 Havelock St. exchanged houses with Don McMurray of ,562 Hamilton St. A two-and-one=half hour boat cruise on the St. Claire River with lunch on the boat was one of the highlights of the Lucknow Women's Institute bus trip on Wednesday, July 12th. They also toured the Sarnia area and spend some time at the Lambton Museum. The weather was perfect and the committee in charge would like to thank everyone for coming and making it such an enjoyable day. Congratulations to Wayne McDonagh and Lynn Taylor who were married on Saturday in the Lucknow Presbyterian Church. Bob, Marion and Matthew McComb of Castleton spent a few days last week with her parents Gordon and Bernice Johnstone. Visiting with Ted & Margaret Col- lyer last week were Helen Verchimak of 'Fl robing, -A ich a. -r -- -f end- Gras__. Mackenzie of Goderich, also Mary Pinkney of Ajax. Mary spent the weekend with her son and his family at their cottage at Amberley Beach but has returned to spend more time with her sister. Home for the weekend with his mother, Edith Webster were George and Anne Webster from Ottawa. Flora Edna (MacDonald) Thompson of Tillsonburg called on Jessie Johnston recently. Gordon and Bernice Johnstone attend- ed the Sherwood-Twamley Reunion which was held in the Belgrave Institute Hall on Sunday. Bruce and Barb Willits and girls and Austin and Mildred Loree spent the weekend camping with ten other families of the Loree family at the Valens Conservation Area east of Cambridge. UCKNCW by Mildred Loree The China Painters Class, composed of Doreen Robb, Mildr =. Thompson, Donnie Slater, Pearl McKay, Donelda Moffat and Rhoda MacKenzie, held a seminar for three days last week at the home of Rhoda when they had Eunice Cunningham of Sombra come to teach them. Betty Rowson of Toronto is visiting this week with her sister Dorothy and Bill Johnston. Visitors on the weekend with Rhoda MacKenzie were Marion Barrett and Mr. and Mrs. Ray MacKenzie all of Scarborough. Intended for last week Mrs. Gwendolyn Parker of Plattsville retired from teaching at the end of the school year. She was a former teacher in Lucknow and in the Kinloss Central School for several years. Attending one of her retirement parties were her sister Anna Mae and Vernon Hunter. We welcome Rev. Dan and Annabelle Armstrong to Lucknow as they have moved into the house at 645 Havelock St; -w ch -.thy- ;hail -ret. pur eds Visitors last weekend with Rev. Allison and Priscilla Ramsay were their son Gordon of O'Leary, P.E.I., also their son Leigh, Frances, Jamie and Sarah of Kensington P.E.I. This weekend their daughter Shelia and Bob Partridge and family of Newmarket visited with her parents. It is good to see Rev. Ramsay home from the hospital and we wish him im- proved health as he looks forward to his retirement. Marretta Hodgins from Niagara visited for a few days with Irene Hodgins and Lulu Stanley. Vernon and 'Anna Mae Hunter spent a weekend recently in St. Catharines with their son Greg and 'Sandy. Congratulations to Heather Hackett and Jim Hockley •who were married in Lucknow United Church on Saturday Ju- ly 1. Lulu Stanley, Connie Howald and Kayla and Cathy Stanley attended •a bridal shower for Cindy Stanley at the Unit .f Church in Walkerton on Friday evening. Neil McLeod, his wife Kathy and eight month old Scott from near Kenora visited with 'his aunt, Evelyn Little last week. Sharon Bedford, Karlee and Ashley visited Friday afternoon with Lulu Stanley. Sharon is at a cottage at Inverhuron. Thirty-one members of the Elston and Farrish families gathered at the home of Grant and Lois Farrish on Sunday to help celebrate their granddaughter Emily's third birthday. Emily is the daughter of Keith Elston and the late Barbara (Farrish) Elston. In last week's Wingham Advance - Times there is an article telling about the Barbara Elston Memorial award which has been established by the staff students, and parents of Walton and Seaforth Public Schools. Barbara Elston had been a teacher at Walton Public School for eight years prior to her death earlier this year. The award recognizes sportsmanship in a Grade 8 boy and girl and will be awarded annually. A special touch at the recent Grade 8 banquet came when some of Mrs. Elston's former students presented her young daughters, Emily and Leanne, with a book entitled "Memories: Your Mother, Our Teacher" about the years Mrs. Elston had spent at Walton school. Sixty-two descendants of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Bushell, Con. 14, held their annual family reunion on Sunday, July 9 at the Kinloss Community Centre. After all had enjoyed a most delicious noon day meal, Mr. and Mrs. Herman (Aisla Bushell) Fisher of Benmiller were asked to come to the platform where the preseniaton of a beautifid- 40th Anniversary quilt and anniversary card containing the family names and Patra money and good wishes from all. The Fishers were so surprised but grateful to all for everything The afternoon was spent in visiting, games for .all ages and races. Relatives attended from Muskoka, New Hamburg, Lucan, Toronto, Port Elgin, Benmiller, Wingham, Dungannon, Kincardine and several from our local area. We extend our best wishes to Aisla and Herman on this special occasion. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Elliott, Con. 10, and Mrs. Marretta Hodgins . of Niagara Falls were dinner guests on Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Tom McDonald here. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Rhody before Mr. and Mrs. David Rhody and family return to Africa were, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Rhody .and their family of London, Mr. and :Mrs. by May Boyle Allan Rhody and the girls, Con. 10, Mrs. Marjorie Robb, Holyrood, Mrs. -Katherine-t" oilins-of -Ripley--and-Mr: and Mrs. Ralph Rhody of Hanover. Mrs. Lorraine MacPherson returned home after visiting in Hamilton with relatives. Mrs. Jean Hodgins of Wingham and Mrs. Dorothy Anderson of Lucknow visited on Tuesday with Edna and May Boyle and all visited in the afternoon with Mrs. Cora Thompson in her new condo in Kincardine. Mr. and Mrs. John Scott of Ripley spent Saturday_ evening with Edna and May Boyle. The annual family picnic of the late N.E. (Ted) Haldenby was held at Ber- tha's home on Sunday July 16 with an attendance of over 100 people. Guests came from the surrounding area and from Burlington, Mississauga, Honey Harbour, London, Kitchener and Schomberg. Everyone enjoyed a fun day. GODERICH KINCARDINE 5246901 396-7012 PClAL ASHS1 +Party Hats •BallOOns +Invitations .plates *Party 'Hats -and morel Fri. - Thurs., July 21 .27 Fri. .& Sat. 7:00 & 915 p.m. Sun. - Thurs. 8 ;pm. Bingo Lucknow Community Centre Sunday, duly 23, 1989 Last week's Jackpot winner Mrs. Marg Stanley, Lucknow - $500. Potential Prize 'Board $3000. Jackpot on 54 Calls $1000. $500. must go. Progressive now $1,000. ... on 55 calls Purple ball next ,week $75. Hall opens at -6:30 p.m. Bingo starts at 7:15 p.m. ,LONG'DISTANCE?' IL 1409044848430 1001011r W . Saturday, July 22 Julie. Clark and Doug Kuik Sunday, July 23 . Lions Bingo OPEN DATES Friday, July 21st Friday, July 28th Saturday, July 29 AUGUST Friday 11 - 1B - 25 Saturday 12 The Kir n0' The T Service will be =held in the Lucknow Presbyterian 'Church on July 23rd, at 10:00 .a.m. Guest Soloist - Mr. Lloyd Stewart. All those who wish to par- ticipate to this Service (for example wear a Tartan and be piped into the anctuary) pleat contact Donalda A Mol`fat or Prison's ;Ramsay and give your name and the Tartan you will be wearing, ;bore July lath, s ;; take w . a to ��e � � few part rin;this }loran.