HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1986-01-08, Page 10Page 10—Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday. January 8, 1986
•
Deluxe
Motorcoach
Transportation
ENJOY A RELAXING
18 DAYS
IN
FLORIDA
With lots of extras
IT'S
•PRIME
TIME
SUNSHINE
DEPARTS FEB. 17,1986
Leave the snow behind
and enjoy a week of
rest and relaxation.
-.Out of Town Call Collect
Robin Hood Tours %-c-7.-
• .*:"t
• 1.524-4540 -
Goderich. Ontori
Pine River Church hosts storm stayed
There were a number of people storm
stayed at Pine River Church during the
storm at Christmas.
Charles and Mayme Wilkins had their
family with them at Christmas. They were
Mabel and Laura Campbell, Toronto;
Barbara Wilkins, Paris; Elizabeth Wilkins,
Toronto; Kenneth Wilkins, Ridgetown;
Janet Wilkins and Allan Peck, Chatham;
Larry, Janet, Laura and Adam Wilkins,
Ashfield Township; Bill, Joanne, Stacey
and Ian Wilkins, Ashfield Township; Jack,
Sharon and Timothy Wilkins also of
Ashfield Township; and David Dadson of
Amberley.
On Dec. 20 the Wilkins family celebrated
an early Christmas dinner with Stella Irwin -
and son Lloyd of Kinloss. Township. -
On New Year's Day, Charles and Mayme
Wilkins had _dinner with Stella and Lloyd
Irwin.
Rhetta MacLennan had some of her
family with her, for Christmas. Visiting
were Bruce and Louise Miller and boys,
Palmerston; Florence MacLennan and
friend Shirley, Kitchener; Margaret, Tena
and Jason Morton and friend, Garry, Point
Clark; Marion MacLennan and Dick Evans,
Sudbury; George MacLennan and family,
Toronto; and Jack, Annette, Johnie and
Jackie of Stratford.
With Dorothy MacLennan on Christmas
was Katie Sutherland and Margaret
(Peggy) Heffernan of London.
On the Sunday after Christmas, Dick
Evans and Marion MacLennan left for their
home in Sudbury.
Visiting with Barry and Betty Jones on
Christmas and New Years were Sherry
Jones and Jim „Bullard, London and
Richard and Dave Martin, Gillingham,
Dorset, England; Miss Christine Matthews
of Thorndale is now visiting at the Jones'
for a week, and she is hoping to get in lots
of cross country skiing while on Holidays.
Cecil and Jim Webster of Waterloo were
home with Wellington and Kae Webster
for Christmas.
Christmas dinner guests with Ewan and
Marj MacLean were Doug and Karen
Martyn and family of Ripley an Mrs.
Isabelle Martyn of Kincardine.
Barry and Betty Jones visited on 'New
Year's Day with John and Wilfred, Clipper-
ton of Whitechurch.
Wellington, Kae and Jim Webster
visited New Year's night with Mrs. Wyn
Gammie of Lucknow.
Miss Charlene Jones is visiting friends
in Brampton during the Christmas holi-
days.
Christmas visitors with Warren and June
Wylds were all the members of their
family'. On New Year's Day, Kenny Wylds
and his daughter Melanie of Goderich were
there. Mrs. Wylds' mother, Irene Stone of
Goderich, is presently at the Wylds' home,
recuperating from recent surgery.
Visiting during the Christmas holidays
with Mr. and Mrs. Max Riegling were Mrs.
Riegling's brother and sister-in-law,' Ed-
ward and Leanne Courtney of Penticton,
British Columbia.
Mr. and Mrs.. Gordon Robb had their
family with them on Dec. 21. There were
Glen Robb, Ashfield Township; Edwin and
Janice McCutcheon and family, Lions
Head; Bob and Sandra Darling and family,
Hanover; and William and Shirley Irvin
targe Selection of
Winter Fabrics
Prices in siffect!fili ;Jen. 14/116 or while 4100Otitlei lest
•
—s.
and family, Ashfield Township.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Robb and son Glen
had their Christmas dinner in Hanover
with Bob and Sandra Darling and family.
On New Year's Day the Robbs were with
William and Shirley Irvin and family.
Pine River UCW
The officers of the Pine River UCW have
been chosen for 1986. They are: past
president, Ruth Farrell; president, Maithel
Wilson; first vice president, Betty Jones;
recording secretary, Anne Boyd; corres-
ponding secretary, Margaret Reid; treasur-
er, Gloria Rutledge; program and liter-
ature, Gayle Lowry; nominations, Ruth
Farrell and Anne Boyd; archivist, Kay
Thorborn; social functions, Beatrice. Col-
lins, Rovie Elms, Helen Hunter and Mari-
anne Smeltzer; work committee for Koun-
try Kitchen, Linda Campbell, Kim Coiling,
Shirley Walden, Sharon Courtney and Lisa
Van Dyke; hall committee, Gert Larson;
manse committee, Mary Gibson and
Bertha Scott; social action, Margaret Fer-
guson; committee friendship, Alberta
Munro, Wendy Scott and Barbara Farrell;
visiting, flowers, Christie Dellandrea; sup-
ply and assistance, Nancy Campbell; stew-
ardship and vocation, Betty Jones; finance,
Mildred Thompson; mission and service,
Pat Lowry; Christian education, Dianne
Rotteau and Anne Eadie, and board of
stewards, Bertha Scott and Thelma God-
frey.
That's the exceptional record of
Industrial Growth Fund.
Industrial Growth has achieved a
record of superior longterm returns.
Better still, it's managed for you by Mackenzie Financial Corporation.
under a strategy that gives top priority to protecting -your capital.
It's the answer toreducing the stress — and increasing the returns — of
your RRSP investing. Write.or caII kir details today!
0
18 YEAR
AVERAGE
ANNUAL
COMPOUND RETURN
10 YEARS 19.8%
3 YEARS 21,3% -
1 yEAR 29.3%
• a
eleTION1111111111110110-0100010141111.M10110.6.1110.01110 0.1011.11111 imam
' ' ' • 1•''
GC11-8-01".,86
Looking both ways to manage your RRSP.
CI, I'd like toieduce the stress andincrease the
rewards of rny RRSP investing. please send The
RRSP Answer Book.
NAME
'plES
Orr
POSTAL
CODE
PHONE
(B0siness)
AllfuThzt,nberl, ios Anyolkoriiixkcink bye:051*d*
Our itlib
344 Andrew •••St., Exete,,
• . •
Gary C Bean 0111 GHtiIlan
1519) 235-2231 — Collect Coils Accepted
• fT
tit