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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1994-07-27, Page 20Page 20 - Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, July 27, 1994 Thom descendants gather at cottage Thirty-one descendants of the family of Edward Thom and Rosemary Miller of the St. Helens area. in West Wawanosh Township gathered at the cottage of Don and Bev Thompson, at Amberley Beach on Sunday, for their annual get-to- gether. All four daughters . of Ned • and Rosa were present: Margaret Thompson, ' Helen Rothwell and Kathleen Collyer, of Lucknow, and Jean Martin of Long Beach, California and a summer resident of . Amberley Beach. Barry and Mary Lemoine and boys, from .Gloucester,spent last week with Ilien and . August Letnoine. Glen and Sandra and family, from Owen Sound, and Gail and Reg and boys, from St. Thomas, were down to spend a day during the week for a family get-to- gether. LUCKNOW by Mildred Lome Seven .tables of shoot were in play at the Drop In Centre last week, with Isobel Kilpatrick and, Andy Scott taking high positions. Ruth Conley and Wilbur Brown were in low positions, with Art Ernewein having the most shoots. Jack and Lois and John Maclnnes, from Palmerston, and Katherine, Robert, and • David from Ripley enjoyed holidayslast week with Freda Maclnnes. Todd ,Riegling has returned to Nanaimo, B.C., after spending a week in Lucknow and Kingsbridge areas. While here he attended the 50th anniversary of his grandparents, Fran and Carl Riegling. He also visited with his grandmother Sara Ritchie, uncles and aunts, cousins and friends of the Riegling and Ritchie families. Todd expects to travel . to Australia and New Zealand in the fall. ' It is hard to imagine that summer is nearlyhalf over with the first group of swimmerscompletingtheir lessons this week. At the combined service held in Lucknow Presbyterian Church on Sunday morning special music was provided ' by Bruce, Barb and Rachel Bushell and Alan Grant. This Sunday will be the annual Kirkin 0' the Tartan service... Congratulations to Jeff and Kristi Gammie on the birth of a baby girl on July 23. Bells enjoy cruising with Ackerts "`Cruising down the river' could most certainly be the theme song for a trip on the Kawartha Voyageur, along the beautiful Trent -Severn waterways," says Ruth Bell. Ruth and her husband, Don, recently returned froma five-day cruise from Peterborough to the Big Chute marine railway, a distance of 150 miles through 22 locks. This, is one of. three cruises offered by the Ontario Waterway Cruises Inc., owned and operated by former Kinloss Township residents, Lloyd and Helen Ackert, their sons John and Marc, and their wives Joy and Heather. BIG CHUTE GIAN Y SEV.ERN RIVER. PORT STANTON The other .. two cruises go east from Peterborough through the. Bay of Quinte to Kingston,then on w the Rideau Canal system to Ottawa. "All three cruises offer much his- toric interest," says Ruth, "as well as the' beauty of our well -kept parklands and' waterways. "The constantly -changing panorama of scenery, the haunting cry of loons, interesting' spots. to visit, delicious meals, and friendly `family'. atmosphere between crew, captains and passengers, made for a.' delightful, relaxing and educational holiday." "We have a country to be proud of," says Ruth. "And we are proud CRAFT FESTIVAL special Friday July 29th / Saturday, July 30'h Footlong Hot Dog & Pop $9 00 Super Scoop 528-3017 LUCKNOW to know the familyresponsible for showing off this part of our heritage to visitors from far and near; our unique waterways, used by\ our Native Indians long before early explorers and settlers, and now protected and maintained by the NationalParks Service." This inter the Voyageur will go into dry' dock inside the steel chain- ber of the Kirkfield Liftlock for a new, adventure. Marc is planning on cutting the steel vessel in half, then lengthening the whole boat from 83' CO 104'. He plans to add ad- ditional cabins and an elevator, W assist 'less mobile' guests. "Marc made it all sound easy," says Ruth. TRENT -SEVERN WATERWAY KIRKFIE TALBOT RIVER • KAWARTHA LAKES FENELON FAL PEO 11 BUCKHORN• LAKEFIELD PETERBOROUGH W H 201 +/ • OTONABEE ietii, 11 Pizza light 623 CAMPBELL,. LUCKNOW 528-2090 2 Large Pizzas • 3 Toppings each Only $19.99 Lucknow Pizza Delight Only 2 Large Pizzas 3 Toppings each Only $19.99 Lucknow Pizza Delight Only Sig Lit S2%JIJ[ ...... ..... WI, .i Fabric 20 50 'off Porcelain Collector Dolls °lata# DOLLS PLUS -528-2446- Campbell St. Sears Catalogue Store r Lucknow Summer Sidwalk Specials, LQQK outside for our dollar bins Nestea 680g Iced Tea Mix2.$9 Mr. Christie 450g Cookies Oreb, Chips Ahoy Fudge -o Royale 150's Facial Tissues 69¢ 177g Rice gg A-Roni Polaroid p90 Downey ♦ . Film Sheets 20's .1 �s 36 exp.. WOW! $2.69 Nacho Chips - Ranch or Cheese 200g 89° -4- d e de 4L IReg. $6.49 without coupon . 'Limit 1 .per customer , onomow Elm Sale starts Thursday, July 2.8 and runs only while supplies last' mbach Pharmacy .NNMI - S 1 LUCKNOW • 528-3004 750 m1 Garden Cocktail . 99e BRUCE PACKERS Cotton Club Summer Sausage 3.99 SUCCESS 10 oz. Mushrooms. . 89¢ ONTARIO Head Lettuce . 79e WELCH'S 12 1 /2oz Raspberry or 'Grape Juice . 99e CANADA • NO.1 Red Plums . 99 lb TOWN CLUB Side 500•g . Bacon 2.39 UBBYS FANCY 1 Kg • Corn 2.39 HOSTESS 180g Chips . 99" PEPSI 21 Cola 1.39