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B IRTHS
Maize - Cleaveley - Brent Maize
and Cherie Cleaveley, of Lucknow,
are delighted with the safe arrival
of their song Kurtis William
Cleaveley Maize, a wee brother for
Kyle. IMrtis arrived Aug. 14, 1993
at Wingham and District Hospital
weighing 7 lbs. 2 oz. Happy
grandparents are Joan and Gordon
Maize, of . Lucknow, and Betty and
Walter Cleaveley, of Orillia.
Mark Dawson, son of Curtis and
Sheila Dawson, graduated from
Sir Sandford •Fleming College,
Peterborough, on June 19, 1993
with a diploma in Law and
Security Administration, Loss
Prevention Management. Mark
will begin work with Stinson
Security in London in November.
Helm -.Matthews
Phyllis Matthews and Grant
Helm, of Lucknow, were united
in mariage on Aug. 7, 1993, by
Rev. Albert Cook, at the Luck -
now United Church: Matron of
honor was Janice Huntley, of
Stratford, a friend of the bride,
along with bridesmaids, Debbie
Conley, Lucknow, a friend of the
bride, and Torrie Ursu and Jil-
lian Chandler, both of Calgary,
, nieces of the bride. Little Jessie
Brandt, of Calgary, a great niece
of the groom was the flowergirl.
She was escorted by young David
Conley, of Lucknow, a friend of
the bride and groom. Sam Pal-
mer, of Stratford, a friend of the
groom was his best man. Ushers
were Calvin McClenaghan, Luck -
now, friend of,the groom, Adrian
Rau, the groom's step -son, and
-Doug`—Helm, Lucknow, the
groom's nephew. A reception
followed at the Lucknoyv District
Community Centre. The couple
honeymooned in Cape Cod, Mass.
(Snyder Studio photo)
Teen Circle
group meets
in Ripley
.Pine River Church teen circle met
at Huron Villa in Ripley on Aug;
12. Lois Pollock and Maijorie
Wildfong were in charge.
A delicious dinner was served by
Liddle's Restatfrant.
A moment's silence was held in
memory. of Myrtle Ferguson.
Lois Pollock had some contests
after which a pleasant time was
spent visiting.
Ted Wildfong took a number of
pictures.
Volunteering to be in charge for
next year were Marj Cottrill,
Beatrice Collins and Wilda MacK-
ay.
Special people celebrate-,
special birthdays
Wednesday, Aug. 25 Alex
Mowbray, of Pinecrest Manor Nur-
sing Home is celebrating his 103rd
birthday. Congratulations and best
wishes on this occasion:
Also celebrating birthdays on
Saturday, Aug. 28 are Louisa Reed
of Pinecrest who will be '91 and
Isabelle England will be 90.
Grace Gammie entertained the
ladies of the Presbyterian WMS at
her cottage at Amberley Beach on
Aug. 23 in honor of Celia
Aitchison's birthday. It was a fun
time with games and contests.
Loree Raymond and Nancy
Aitchison assisted the hostess to
serve a delicious supper complete
with birthday cake supplied by
Margaret Mowbray.
Fred Ward has just returned from
a trip that took him through
Quebec, New Brunswick, Nova
Scotia, Newfoundland, Prince Ed-
ward Island and four Eastern United
States visiting friends and relatives.
In Nova Scotia he visited with
brother George and wife Wilma,
also brother Don and wife Mary.
While in Newfoundland he visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Len Beniot, the
former Debbie Raynard, who is
now a very popular radio announcer
in Corner Brook. She likes Newfie.
The trip was very' enjoyable and
informative. Fred met many nice
people from many places from all
over America while staying at
campgrounds in Canada and the
United States. •
On returning to Ontario he visited
with friends in Stephensville, Fort
Erie and they took him on a tour of
UCKNOW
by Mildred Loree
Niagara Falls, Niagara -on -the -Lake
and the vineyards outside the city
of St. Catharines; also watched
ships going through the Welland
Canal at Port Colborne. Fantastic!
Janine Hamilton has• moved into
her home at 429 Havelock St. and
is busy with renovations.
Cindy and Melanie Willits and
Erin and Regan Moran are spending
a few days at the. United Church
Camp at Silver Lake.
Amy Austin is attending Camp
Council for members of the CGIT
this week.
Six tables of shoot were play at
the Drop in Centre on Aug. 20.
High lady was Anna Dexter, with
Grace Gibson in low position. Art
Ernewein . was high for the men
with Tom Philips in low spot. Edna -
Young had the most shoots.,
The family. of Elsie Houston, here
celebrating their mother's .80th
birthday have now all returned to
their homes. Jay Houston to Hong
Kong on Aug. 15, Hugh Houston
and friend Alana to Olds, Alberta;
Aug. 16.
Duane Houston, of Olds, Heath
Houston of Calgary returned Aug.
23 after visiting with relatives at
Harris_ton and Ripley, and having
done some sightseeing at Niagara
Falls, Kitchener, Sauble Falls and.
Toronto. -
Large crowd helps • Elsie
celebrate her. 80th
•Elsie Houston, of Lucknow,
celebrated her 80th birthday with a
gathering of over 350 friends and
relatives at the Lucknow and
District Community Centre, on
Aug. 13.
Mrs. Houston was born at Pinker-
ton, Greenock Township, Sept 4,
1913 to William E. and Margaret
(Napper) Taylor. Mrs. Houston it
the last surviving member of her
family. She had two brothers Mer-
ton and Ray.
Mrs. Houston and her husband, J.
Harvey Houston, whci were married
on June 5, 1939, •farmed' at
Holyrood until they moved to Wil-
lougby Street, Lucknow in 1973.
Mr. Houston died in October 1984.
Mrs. Houston's four sons: Jay. of
Hong Kong, Hugh of Olds, Alberta,
Kenneth of Harriston, and Wallace
of Ripley, and their, families,
including the eight grandchildren
were all present to celebrate this
special occasion.
Irwin - Rose
Suzanne Rose and Donald Irwin
were united in marriage on July
24, 1993, at a candlelight
ceremony at Winchester United
Church, Winchester, Ontario.
Suzanne is the daughter of Ed
and Estella Rose of Mountain and
Donald is the son of Orland and
Myrtle Irwin of R.R. 1, Lucknow.
After honeymooning in the
eastern provinces, Suzanne and
Don are living in Lucknow.
Mrs. Houston has been an active
member of the Lucknow'UCW and,
choir, the Kinloss Kairshea
Women's Institute, including ac-
tivities at district and area levels. At
the provincial level, she served a
six year term as public relations
officer.
. A dinner for relatives and close
fiends was catered to by the
Mayfair Restaurant at the Com-
munity Centre at 6 p.m.
Some members of the Lucknow
Legion Pipe Band serenaded guests
as they arrived for the 8 p.m. recep-
tion. A program followed with
Highland dancing by Erin Eadie
with piping by her grandfather,
Frank McKenzie; singing by the
Carruthers brothers - Garry, Boyd
and Blain, accompanied by their
sister, Karen Martyn; the trio of
Barb_ az A:Evans. Helm, and Carol
Atkinson, accompanied by Isobel
Shepherd; • a vocal duet by
Marilynne and Dale Gilchrist, ac-
companied -by Anne Pritchard; ,and
Ken Houston with daughters Amy
and Angie played their brass
• strunients _ ELwin—1Ia1.1_. -and—
Raynard Ackert
and—RaynardAckert presented an "Ode
to Elsie" in song which was • en-
joyed by all.
Mrs. Houston then introduced her
family and dancing followed to
Cord's Old Tyme Music, Wingham.
The Lucknow UCW served lunch*
later.
Friends were present from
Halifax, N.S., Sundre and Olds,
Alberta, Sombra, Burlington,
Goderich, Calgary, Long Beach,
California, Tucson, Arizona, Lon-
don, Owen Sound, Pinkerton,
Montreal, Port Elgin, Shallow Lake,
Walkerton, England and local
points. .
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