HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1989-08-30, Page 21Page 20--�Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, August 30, 1989
Young Andrew ,amsay returns
home with grandparents
Rev. Allison and Priscilla Ramsay
were able to leave for their new home
in Prince Edward Island on Wednesday,
August 23, three weeks later than they
had planned. Their grandson Andrew
was released from hospital in London
and able to return with them.
The family of the late Edward and
Rosemary Thom held their 5th annual
reunion on Sunday, August 13 at the
Martin cottage, Arnberley Beach.
Mrs. Martin, the 'former Jean Thom
of Long Beach, California spent her
sununer here. Thirty-five attended the
gathering.
Recent visitors with Jessie Johnston
included J.K. and Sherry Agnew of
Plymouth, Michigan; Doug and Sue
Agnew, Ann Arbor, Michigan; Brenda
Scott and baby Kelsey Agnew, Watagua,
Lake Michigan; Bob, Lorie and Carlie
Evans, Florida; Jeff, Kathy, Jeff Jr.,
and Lacole Seveney of Florida; Bob,
Mary, Bethany and Eric Birkhaug of
Lake Villa, Illinois; Anna Mae Childress
of Detroit and Lloyd and Bertha Taylor
of Sarnia.
Lulu Stanley .has returned home after
spending time two weeks in Mississauga
with Sharon and Tony Bedford. While
there they spent one day in Niagara
Falls and Lulu was able to visit her
sister-in-law Marette Hodgins.
Murdean MacLeod of'Bancroft visited
her sister Evelyn Little last week.
Visitors with Rhoda MacKenzie last
week were Shirley Weibel, Southfield,
Michigan, Betty Smith, London, and
Mrs. Danny MacKenzie . and daughter
Kristen of Calgary.
Dick .and Mary Lou Richards of North
Gower in the Ottawa vicinity, Colleen
,acid baby Danny spent the last two
weeks at Boiler Beach and -during this
time visited relatives and friends in the
Lucknow area.
Barbara and Leonard MacLeod of
Brantford visited with Evelyn Little on
their way home from a trip through
Northern, Ontario and Manitoba. They
visited Johnston MacLeod formerly of
Ripley at Dauphin, Manitoba .and
although he. is in the hospital found ;him
looking well.
Clarence and Alice Ritchie have
returned home from a five week camp-
ing trip to the Yukon and Alaska. They
spent some time with their son Steve
and Trudy at Water Valley, Alberta,
both coming and going and called on
Bryan and Vana Gammie in Dawson Ci-
ty. Since returning home they received
word that Steve and Trudy have a new
wee girl born August 24 and is their
tenth grandchild.
The McLean - McMillan Reunion was
held Sunday at the home of Allan and
Laurie Willits, RR 1 Wingham. Atten-
ding from this area were Sadie
McMillan, Murray and Isabelle Wilkin
and family, Ewan and Marjorie McLean
and Bruce and Barb Willits, Cindy and
Melanie.
Jean Reid of Pinecrest Manor will be
celebrating her 92nd birthday on Sun-
day, September 3. Congratulations!
Phillip Loree of Hanover is spending a
few days this week holidaying with his
grandparents, Austin and Mildred Loree
as his sister Becky had spent a few
days a couple of weeks ago, and next
week he is joining all the other boys
and girls that have to go to school.
IT SHOULD BE REMEMBERED
—If the man is as positive as he seems, he
would not be ,shoutingso loudly.
--If.thepariytsuisavefhe+eountry,ltmust
have ;the .help of'tbepeaple.
—That the court is also on trial when a
man .comes up for justice.
—That the most glowing ,promises pro-
bably ,cannot :be kept.
'That thebiggest house may have the big-
gest mortgage on it.
-That the man with .the most courage
seldom does the most talking.
Misti Humphrey (centre) and Kristi
Cranston (right) help Mandy Peck, super-
visor of the playground program make a
pinata out of paper mache, to be used on
closing day of the program. (Pat Liv-
ingston photo)
The playground program, held in con -
on with the swimming lessons, was
•very.successhil ties -summer with over 80
people involved. °i umbers ranged from 10
to 45 people per day.
In addition to -Lucknow and area
residents participating, visitors from as
far as Waterloo took part in the program.
Appreciation is extended to all those
who donated materials and ideas. Your
support helped to make yet another suc-
cessful recreation program for the young
Dueto amechanical failure the swim-
ming pool had to be closed prematurely.
Three hundred and' eighty-seven boys and
girls took swimming lessons this summer.
The aerobics class received enthusiastic
approval from those participating.
See you next summer!
ALPINE PLANT FOODS
invite you to a
PLOT TUR
;day, September 8/89 --- 11 A.M.
Lot 31, Coro. 12 East Wawanosh Township
MACHINERY & PLOWING DEMONSTRATION - CA. Becker Equipment Ltd.
Lunch Included 12 Noon 1 P.M. -- Everyone Welcome
Wingham 1 Hwy. 0
Plot Sidaroad 30 - 31
X East Wawanosh
HEINZ, 48 oz. Glass
Tomato
mato
U•ee
HEINZ
1 L.
Ketchup
WHITE SWAN, 2's
'aper
Towels
HEINZ, 455 mi.
B.B. Q.
Sauce
PANTRY SHELF, 10'oz.
Pieces 8 Stems
SCHNEIDERSPOPULAR, Chicken, Fr. Onion, Mac & Cheese,
Arinui,1tu knew ' orn unity Centre
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 89
Social 6i00 . pm. Dinner 71100 p.m.
'Guest Speaker: HON. BRIAN TOBIN
Tickets: '32100 Per Person
For Tickets :Phone 52094524
Steakettes
ITALIAN or FRENCH
Deli
Bread