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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1989-08-02, Page 18Lochalsh correspondent visits Weekend visitors with Charlie 4trid Mayme Wilkins were Allan, Janet and Steven Peek of Williamsburg and Bar- bara Wilkins of Paris. Gordon and Nora Robb hav-e their two grandchildren Heather and Mark Darl- ing, children of Bob and Sandra Darling of Chesley, for a few days while their parents take a holiday. On the weekend Gordon and Nora attended the Aitkin family picnic. Kae Webater and her sons, James and Cecil Webster of Waterloo spent a few days in Richfield, Ohio with Mee, Jean and Tricia Wise: The weather was very warm and humid. In three weeks the children south of the border will be back in school again. Kae, Jim and Cecil Webster visited with Jack and Marion Smith in Clinton, Thursday 'evening. Maurice .Hunter Of Dorchester visited for .a couple Of days with his daughter ocHALsif by Kee Webster 1111111811iiiiiiiimmummamomm and son-in4aw, Barry and Betty Jones. Duncan Finlayson son of Dorothy Finlayson and Laura Ens of Port Elgin were married on Saturday, July 22. Ian Finlayson and bis wife Christina and daughter Nichol of Victoria, British Cehunbia were home for a few days to attend the wedding of his brother Dun- can Finlayson. Mrs. Kaye 'Cunningham of Toronto visited and attended her nephew's wed- ding on the weekend and visited 'with her sister Dorothy Firdayson. The ladies of the W.M.S. of the Ashfteld Presbyterian Church were very well pleased with the results of their an- nual 'bazaar which was, held on the weekend. Kii oss scouts and leader return from J Five scouts and .unit leader from Kinloss area enjoyed *their 13 days to the seventh Canadian Scout Jamboree at Fort -TirintleistWort la—aryt' which :is located near, Charlottetown, Prince Ed- ward Island. Under the leadership of Mike O'Neil, Chad Moffat, Ryan Greig, Dwayne Bar- ris, Jeremy O'Neil and Chris Jones left Lucknow by bus on July 13 to go to Guelph to meet the train. They were on the train 24 hours, three hours by bus and 40 minutes by ferry to get to their destination. The scouts and their leader wish to ex - 'press their aPpreciation to those that sup- ported this excursion. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Boyle of Illeadford and Denver and Brenda Dickie and children were overnight guests with Ina and Elizabeth Dickie on, 'Erkly. They were on their way iv:knell= a indiday in Northern Ontario. Krissa IXekie is enjoying a luiliday oree O%JTH IIIILCSS -by-FlutirButhiftelier- with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Millen in Ottawa. Elizabeth and Ira Dickie are holidaying at Hope Bay at their cottage. Ruth and Burnell Estabrook of Mississauga visited, .on the weekend with Ruth's parents, Elite and Man Graham. Ruth and Don Bell enjoyed a holiday at Tobermory for the weekend. Duncan Mowlway returned home from his' two weeks ramping at Camp Buronia near Huntsville. Herb and May Buckton visited with Mrs. Bill Buckton and George and David at their ,zonage near Ernest. 1Congrattilations to Merida MacDougall forpaagen` slier Plano TheorrvdthilD per - =Lit mark& 1989 deer season dates set Wildlife Management Unit14 (Southern Bruce County) -November'6th-lOth — rifles, shotguns, bows and muzzleloaders allowed - no 'dogs -October I5th-November 5th and Noveniber Ilth-December 15th — bows only - no, dogs finite 84 is managed 'by the selective harvest system and therefore hunters must stibmit their completed applica- tions for an antlerless deer tag to the Ministry Of Natural Resources WJldlife Brandh in Toronto or an MNR ,district office by 4:30 ;pan. July 21st, 1939. Only succesSful applicants will be 'notified. Wildlife Management lUnft 85 'Moron 'County and Mints Twins* In Wellington Cioimty) -October 15th4lovember Sth and November 10th.Decernber 3Lit bows only - no dogs - :open to Ontario idents only -November Oth-November '9th shrtguns and .muzaleloaders only - :no dogs - open trrOntario residents or4y This .is -a controlled 4 day 'deer bunt In Which a hunters must hive their deer licence validated by a ,special tag, ?Fanners and landowners o 20 HA (50 acres) -or more are eligible to receive a tag, .0ther Ontario reddest:3 mist enter their 'names in .a lotterrVpeAlraw ler a limited number -validatien tags. Applications for this bunt should be available from the Vinghain 'District Of- fice after ally 31st, 1900lite completed applications must be received at the VAngham 'Ditrict Office ,by 800 pm August 31st, ON. Fanners and Jan downers 'should :apply before 'October 25th, 089. entrolled ,-.deer bunts have been held in limn 'County Since 1900. In :100111 1424 tag balers barvOtted 101 tieer wilieh was t record harvest for our ,•tliStid. The deer :herd bas increased to the point that we are receiving .complaints Of damage to orehanis, Christmas Iree plantations and grain and vegetable crops. Wildlife Management Unit 136 (Perth County) -October 15th -December aist — bows on- ly - no dogs - open to Ontario residents only Although a contr °lied gun (shotgunimundeloaders) hunt las been proposed for WMU 86, details have not ye been fbudized. Interested 'bunters &mild direct any questions ?regarding this bunt to the Whigham office by August 18, 1/89. • Further Mails' on the an deer seasons are available from any MNR Of- fice or licence Issuer. Olivet d ings aiminiminumilmosalammi ETr by Loraine McGuire 4immiNglIONIM1011110101011.111111110.00 Mr. and Mrs. :Jim Blaek and girls are spending a week ,ramping. They are also Spending a few days 14344 With aoyce Black and David Vilinger„and Peter at Sault Ste. Marie. Mr. and Mrs. Alan lamp of 'CheSley visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Jack McGuire and Brian, and Mr. and Mrs Ron McGuire and 'boys. Mr. and V. 'Galva bleNall attended the wedding an 'Saturday, thily 12 of Mrs, MeXalPs brother in Thvisteek. Mon 'Muskat Valedorda is holidaying for a wok with Us ;grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. ilaelt MeGuire. Man Attended Bible*tool In :LuOlolow wit his tool% Natalie :Black. I Luebiow Sentinel, Wednesday, August 2, 1989-4ae 17 're ready when yo* are! .Use Our , ST The Lucknow Sentinel has a FAX machine in our office that lets you contact any other FAX machine in the world - instantly. Send yortr important documents, statements, contracts, legal papers, etc. instantly. The Sentinel offers you the service the FAX for a cost of $4.00 per printed sheet for the first and $1.00 per additional sheet (and the long distance charges are free within Ontario). 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