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It really is a small world
Once again we find what a small
world it is. When Ian and Jean
Montgomery were in Nova Scotia
recently, they thought the man at.
the next table in the restaurant
looked quite familiar. It turned out
to be Russell Treleaven with his
girl friend and her family. Russell
asked to be remembered to all his
friends in Lucknow.
Cody and Cory Hamilton had a
unique experience this summer
when they attended the Bob
Johnson Hockey School, in Aspen,
Colorado. One of the organizers of
the school is Al Godfrey, scout for
the Mighty Ducks and also
grandfather of Cory Hamilton.
Accompanying the boys on the trip
were their families Doug, Sherry,
Candice and Clint and Paul, Andrea
and Kaitlin Hamilton.
Cory Hamilton and Cody
Hamilton spent a week In
Aspen, Colorado attending the
Bob Johnson Hockey School.
They worked hard, learned a
lot of hockey tips and had a
lot of fun. Pictured with the
boys Is Aaron Broten of the
Winnipeg Jets.
BIRTHS
Adams - Martin - David and Col-
leen, of R.R. 5, Brussels, are happy
to announce the arrival of their son,
Tavis Russell Adams, on Aug. 6,
1994, at St. Joseph's Hospital,
London, weighing 9 lbs. 2 oz. He is
a weeP laymate for Tom, Dale,
Tara and Jessica.
Hakkers-Hudson Ian and Julie
are pleased to announce the birth of
their first child, a daughter, Chantal
Nicole, born July 27, 1994, at St.
Joseph's Hospital, London,
weighing 7 lbs. 8 oz. Spoiling
privileges go to first time
grandparents George and Bonnie
Hudson, Goderich, and second time
grandparents, Bill and Joanne
Wilkins, Kinloss township.
LUCKNOW -'I
by Mildred Loree
Alex Mowbray of Pinecrest
Manor will be celebrating his 104th
birthday on Aug. 25 and Isabelle
England will be 91 on Aug. 28.
Happy birthday and congratulations
to each of these celebrants.
Wedding bells were ringing Satur-
day for Trina Humphrey and Steve
Huffman, who were married in the
Lucknow United Church, with the
reception at the Community Centre.
Also on Saturday, the reception
for Joyce Lane and Kelly Shepherd
was held at the Lucknow Legion as
they had exchanged wedding vows
at Kinlough.
Enjoying last week at the United
Church camp at Silver Lake were
Erin Moran, Cindy . Willits and
Janette Sutton. This week Regan
Moran, Melanie Willits and Ashton
Chamney are there for half the
week.
Gordon and Bernice Johnstone
had John and Janet, of Ajax, home
for the weekend. On Sunday, Bob,
Marion, Matthew and Olivia
McComb arrived to spend a few
days before school starts.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerry van der
Klippe had his sister, Henny
Geurtsen and son Henk and fiance,
Martina visiting from Holland.
Seven tables of shoot were in
play at the Drop in Centre last
week. Winners were Muriel Moffat,
Harold -Gardner, Rita Gilmore and
Cliff Menary. Kay McCormick had
the most shoots.
Shower best wishes on Joyce Lane
A number from here attended the
bridal shower for Joyce Lane at the
Purple Grove Community Centre on
Sunday afternoon.
Tammara Hodgins left this week
for Hong Kong where she will be
teaching this 'year. We wish her
every success in her new work.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
Kelly Shepherd who were married
in the Presbyterian Church, on
Saturday afternoon, with a reception
in the Lucknow Legion Hall.
Melinda Donnan spent this week
at Circle Square Ranch at Brantford
and returned home on Saturday.
Visitors last week with Mr. and
Mrs. Peter van Dam were Mr. and
Mrs. Wayne Crawford of Walker-
ton, Mr. and Mrs. John Snell of
Lucknow, Mr. and Mrs. Pieter van
Dam of Strathroy, and camping at
the van Dam's are Mrs. van Dam's
aunt (Shirley. Freeman) Davis and
her friend Marilyn Martin both of
Kingston. Saturday guests with the
van Dam's were Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Freeman of Goderich, Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Harrison of Tilsonburg, and
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Snyder of
Sunset Beach.
Mr. and "Mrs. Scott Walsh of
Kincardine spent Monday evening
at the Myerscough home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Teixeira
left this week on their return trip
home to Vancouver after visiting
with her mother Agnes Hodgins and
other family members here.
Bessie Maulden and her sister
Jean Phillips visited on Sunday
afternoon with Mr. and Mrs.
Stewart Lane of Lucknow.
Rev. and Mrs. James Palmer of
Vancouver visited on Sunday with
Edna and May Boyle.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bushell and
Rachael, accompanied by Allan
Grant, provided special music at the
Wingham Presbyterian Church on
Sunday morning and it was on the
radio on Sunday evening.
Kby. May Boyle
INLOUGH
Mr. and Mrs. Jack .Barr and
Joan's mother, Mrs. Gilbert Hamil-
ton, and her sister Betty Hamilton
returned home during the week
after a holiday at Manitoulin Island.
WMS
The Presbyterian WMS met on
Wednesday evening at the home of
Bessie Maulden with eight members
present.
Isabel Thompson presided and
read a poem "Our Garden" and led
in prayer. The hymn Bringing in
the Sheaves was sung and the pur-
pose repeated.
Rollcall was "something new in
our garden."
The worship was taken by Isabel
Thompson on "forgiveness" which
is a gift that we all need - morally,
physically and' spiritually -. Jesus
always forgives and does not con-
demn.
Erlma Haldenby had the study on
global economics reading "Content
with whatever comes".
Lby Kae Webster
OCHALSH
In last week's news about the
death of Beuy Vilet, l it was
neglected to say that she is survived
by a son Tom and a daughter Betty
Jo and her husband Joe and
grandchildren.
James, Cecil and Kae Webster
were in Seaforth on Saturday
visiting with Bob, Barbara, Bonnie
and Beth Palin.
On Wednesday afternoon, Kae
Webster had Bob Larnke of Water-
loo and Lola Craigie of Bronte
Sunday visitors with Gordon and
Nora Robb were Ed, Janice and
Daryl McClutcheon of Lion's Head.
Sherry Hodges, daughter of Pen-
ny Hodges and the late Terry
Hodges graduated from Brock
University in St. Catherines with
her Honors Degree in Sociology.
Sherry is presently completing a
summer contract position with
the Huron County Housing
Authority. Congratulations Sher-
ry! Love from Mom and Tanya.
Ed te Raa graduated from the
University of Waterloo with a
Master of Applied Science degree
in Mechanical Engineering on
May 28, 1994. Ed is the son of
Jerry and Alice te Raa, R.R. 1,
Ripley. He is employed at Zepf
Technologies, Kitchener. Well
done, Ed! Congratulations from
your families.
Gibbons - Mitchler
Wayne Gibbons and Doris
Mitchler were married in an
outdoor ceremony on July 16,
1994 with Rev. Chris Morgan
officiating. James and Helen
Sleightholm, were the bride and
groom's attendants. After a short
honeymoon in London, they are
living in Lucknow.
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