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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1986-08-27, Page 8• Page 8--Lacitinow iitbid Wdiwsdayo AtigilS41 27, 1986 SUMMER SCHEDULE OF Combined Presbyterian - United Church Worship Services August 24 10 A.M. August 31 10 A.M. South Kinloss Presbyterian Church Rev. A, Ramsay "I was glad when they said unto me, 'Let us go Into the house of the Lord'." [Psalm 122:11 HURON LIBERAL ASSOCIATION QProvOndo4 Founding Meeting Tuesday, September 2, 1986 8:15 p.m. Clinton Legion Hall Speakers: Hon. Jack Riddell Hon. Murray Elston Everyone Welcome! g is a Ef•VA4‘.14.4.4..V.•• fl STANPARDTRUST. •Mrnberada beposit Insurance Corporation -,wavaimg""'e" 138 The Square Goderich; Ont. 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The two won their respective Province showmanship contest to be eligible for the national competition which featured 57 contestants from 32 states and Canada. The national event is sponsored by the American Angus Association. , (Photo by the American Angus Association] London visitors at Rhodys People report Mrs. Wayne Rhody ef London visited here with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Rhody. .Mr. and Mrs. Bill McCue 'of' Preston • were visiting with- his sister Mrs. ,Agne$ . Hodgins when he became ill and was taken ' • anniversary on 'August 18. to Wingham Hospital. , - Mr. and Mrs. Chris Stark of Kincardine Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Corbett of Beaton spent Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ellwood Elliott . Bert Nicholson and Lois. and the boys of concession 8 during the RelatiV.es and friends here were sadden - week, ' . , , ed to learn of the sudden death on Miss 'Pearl Scott of London, visited on Wednesday of the Rev, Canon Stanley . Thursday with Edna and MAY Benle..- ., Tomes of Bratebridge. , Miss Winnifred PercY and Miss Pearl .' We extend ,sympathy to his wife Doris Scott attended the Golden Wedding of Mr. (Lloyd) Tomes and their family Kanesia. and Mrs. James Black at Woodstock. Ruth, Matthew and Rebecca, his brother Mrs. Frank Maulden and Keith attended Tom of Centralia and sister Gwen Lynn of the funeral of their cousin, the late Clayton " Lucan and Mary Sawyer of Wyoming; also ' Edward on Wednesday at GoderiCh. to Doris' mother Mrs. Pearl (Boyle) Lloyd The Lucknow Fire Department was •• and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Lloyd of London called to our area on Friday evening when a Stanley was the rector of St. Thomas; wagon owned by Don and Ron Gillespie . church Bracebridge where the funeral was ' loaded with. baled straw, took fire It was a held on Friday afternoon with the burial in total loss, but no injuries. • Bracebridge cemetery, They . began their Sunday School. picnic ' • ministry. at Big Tout Lake, Ontario where The Anglican 'Sunday School picnic and the ACW here sent many bales, and they . fun day was held at the church with a good were also Prayer Partners. attendance. It being .such a niceday out- ' Stanley spoke the ,Cree language and o doors,, they played soceer, baseball and ' was able to communicate with the Indian other outdoor -games and water balloons. people bringing them the message of Joyce Iledley was the best guesser of the Salvation. ''r hey later , came to New candy jar game. . . , Brunswick and then to Little Current and Then indoors, the dress up game was a ,three years ago he. was appointed to riot, balloon stuffing, sack racing, clothes . Bracebridge. They were 25 years married pin game, kick the slipper, were enjoyed by on June 3, 1986, the young and young of heart. Everyone Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Haldenby of enjoyed the hot dogs and ice cream, Toronto were dinner guests With. Mr. and • • The ladies who planned the afternoon Mrs. Bert,Nicholson and Lois on Saturday • Were Joyce Hedley, Maureen Collins, evening and alio called on friends in the Lynda Thacker, Linda Wall and Bev Visser: -.village.. On Sunday relatives and friends from '- • here attended an Open !louse at Pine River Mr. and Mrs. Bill MacPherson, Holy. for Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Haldenby of rood spent a few days with Bill's sister, 'Toronto who celebrated their ,60th wedding . Mr.' and Mrs. earl Schoffer, London, Smorgasbord enjoyed atpicnic Fifty-two descendants of George and Rebecca Colwell enjoyed a family picnic at • Landsdowne Park in Kincardine on Sun- • day, August 3. After a delicious smorgasbord dinner Allen Colwell and Carolyn Johnston condutted a snort business meeting. A mornent of silence was observed in memory of Aunt Ada 'Farrell (the last surviving member of the family of George and Rebeccah Colwell) and Rick Cliffe who had passed away since the last reunion held in 1984. Everyone was asked to remember Gladys Mason who has been111 • in Kincardine Hesprol and is . now' in „Maitland Manor,. ooderiell, Frank •reedited a Attar from " peaple • .:inquiring,about the.totweljr,telatidaship. a Oki n ta, O. • • `44 4 o 0 40 4 o Dr. Bruce Colwell, from Kingston, joined the Colwells for a short visit and was pleased to meet many he had never met. He and Anne McCosh were looking for and later found the grave of John Colwell who had emigrated from Ireland, • The adults enjoyed the search for the baldest man and the shortest skirt for the ladies - and many got their calculators out to guess the number of jelly beans in a jar. The children enjoyed the many races ,' organized by Carolyn and Donald Johnston • and ended with a peanut and candy scramble.44 After $wirinnieg 'ands visiting, &mono agreed to.fetultn.WLandsdowne Park the August Itivie uweekend in 1987, , • • !