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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1979-06-06, Page 20• Page 30-r-lockaw Seadosi, Wolossday, June 6, 1979 Ashfield campaign raises $1550. BY It1TA HOWARD The Cancer campaign in Ashfield has been complet- ed. This included Port Al- bert, Dungannon and Nile and the amount of 81554.03 was collected„ Team Captains were Mrs. Isabel Eedy, Mrs. Cora Cook, Christ Church, Port Albert and Mrs. Rita How- ard, Kingsbridge CWL. Can vassing were Flora MacKen- zie, Betty Mcncrief, Kelso MacNay, Isabel Hunter, Ir- ene Nelson, fifth? Hogan, Joanne Menary Elaine Col- lins, Cyril Austin, Rita How- ard, Isabel Eedy, Judy Kerr, Elsie Irvin, Amy Wiggins, Olive Chisholm, Helen Nich- olson, Doris Dacr, Joan Thompson, Sandra Curran and Dorothy Brown. Many thanks ,to all the canvassers and everyone for their dond- tions and co-operation. With more suitable weath- er these last three weeks, farmers in this area have been very busy planting their crops. Most of the barley, oats, 'lax and corn planting • has been completed and bean planting will "ibon be the order Of the day. Many of the southern counties leave not been -So fortunate weath- erwise as Hurori. County. Soon the fields will all be green again. Mrs. Betty Frayne return- ed home from Alexandra Marine and anerat -FRYspit- al , GOderich , on Monday, May 28th., Visitorehave been Don Frayne of Cambridge - Galt, brothers, Mr. •and Mrs. KevitiKtf,, emer of Elora,- Mr. and M 7. Harold Kraemer of •Elmira, and sister Peggy O'Grady, Ed and girls of Listowel: On Monday evening, May 28, Lisa Frayne, Denise Con- nelly, and Melissa Martin took part in the Annual High- land Dancing Recital at Mac- Kay Hall in Goderich. On Saturday evening, June 2, Lisa also .took part in the annual recital of the Cum- brae School of Dancing at Kincardine. Ken and Lucille King of Welland spent the: past week with her sister, Clarice Dac'' . ton and family. Her daugh- ter, Ann and Bruce Pritchard of Mississauga also visited with them. Many from this area spent an enjoyable evening dane- ing to "Chicory". This was sponsored by St. Joseph's Community School Associa- tion. Beau Daniel Riegling, in- fant son of Max and Helen Riegling, waschristened by Rev. Ed Dentinger C.R. at St. Joseph's Church on Sun- day, June 3rd. Godparents are Mike and Joan Conrt- neY. Also present %Tere the grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. Carl Riegling and Mrs. Mar- cella Courtney, Mrs. Betty Murray, Brother Carl Voll, John O'Connor and Margar- et Frayne. Later all gathered at the Riegling home on Highway 86. Patrick Michael Dalton, infant son of Terry and Anne Dalton, was christened •on Brother Carl Voll, All came to visit with the Daltons afterwards. Mary Luanne Clare sang with the Teen Tones at North Street United Church, God- erich, on Sunday morning. Visiting •with Tom and Karla Hogan on the weekend were Stan and Rosemary (Hogan) Holloway of Strat- This week in KINGSBRIDGE Sunday, lune 3rd at St. Joseph's Church, by the Rev. Ed Dentinger, C.R. •Grand, parents Ray Dalton, and Mrs. George Lienhardt pros- ied f�r the Godparents, Kathy and Jim 'MacDonald, of Chilliwack, B.C. Also present were Anne's sisters, Janet Lienhardt and Mrs. Brian White and. Shauna and Michael of St. Clements, and ford and Jim and Bonnie Hogan of Goderich. Mrs. Grace Austin visited in Toronto with her brother, Fred and Florence Courtney and sister, Rita and Tom Bryant and Vikian last week. Antone and Delores Van- Osch, Bill and Anne Van- Osch, and Pete and -Betty VanOsch were guests at the wedding of their cousin, Marianne Linders and David Perry. The ceremony took place at St. John the Evan- gelist R.C. Church in Whit- by, Ontario. At the reception following, 1301 took ill sud- denly and was hospitalized for a few days at Whitby General' Hospital before' re. turning home to convalesce. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sinnett are the proud grandparents of Daniel Shaun Vassella Nelson, •born to Sheila and Robert Nelson of Calgary, Alberta. Great grandparents are • Mr. and Mts. Fred Vassella of Kintail and Mrs. Nora Sinnett of Gaithers- burg, Md. Sheila's brother Ed visited with them recently in Calgary.. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gilmore attended the 30th anniver- • sary celebration of the priest- hood for her brother, Father • Paul Milne. The Solemn High Mass was concelebrat- ed at the Community Com- plex at Mooretown. Approx imately 450 attended 'the Mass and Reception ftillow- ing. Father -Paul Milne is the Parish Priest at Corunni. Visitors in Lochalsh • BY MARION McCHARLES Recent visitors in the com- munity ,were Mrs. Allan Mc - Charles and children of Oak.- villelowith Mr. and Mrs. Oliver McCharles, Mr. and Mrs. Rod Finlayson and girls and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fin- layson and family, all of Sarnia, with Mrs. Gordon Finlayson. In fact the whole • Finlayson family were home to visit with Miss Carol Fin- layson before her return to Calga.ri where she works. Mr. and Mrs. Don Ainslie of Toronto visited with Mr. and Mrs. Frank MacLennan and visiting Mr. and Mrs. George Moncrief were Betty and Joe Velet of Naper Ville, Illinois, U.S.A. and Mr. and Mrs. (Eileen and Robt.) Ocidy of Auckland, New Zealand. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Van Dieperibeek visited during the we kend with friends, in Parkhill.... .. ------ • Miss " now residing in Lucknow in the Glenn Apartments. Several from the area were guests at the dinner and tea for the 75th anniversary of the Ripley Women's Insti. • tute on Wednesday after- noon when the Lieutenant Governor, the Honourable , Pauline MacGibbon, was guest speaker. Several ladies of the areal, among them Mrs. Ewan MacLean; Mrs. Dick 'West and Mrs. Gordon Finlayson, attended the meeting of the W.M.S. ladies ih'Brussels on 1 Monday. Mrs. Gordon Finlayson-, attended a family reunion in Stratford on Sunday,. V Several from • the area attended the Lucknow Horti- cultural Society tea during the past week. Among them were Mrs. Ewan MacLean, Mrs. Florence MacKenzie, Mrs. Gordon Finlayson and Mrs. Oliver MacCharles. Mr. Walter Dexter has returned home from hospital in London and has been _enjoying the visits from friends, old and new. The wind storm last week toppled a tree on the Mac- Kenzie side road and several • had to detour on account of • the blocked road. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Mc - Charles were guests at the MacMillan-Whicher wed- ding in Wiarton pn Saturday. Lynda I4yons feted\ at bridal shower BY KATHRYN TODD • A very _large- group of women gathered at St. Hel- ens last Wednesday evening to, hanotir lynda Lyons "on her forthcoming marriage to Jeff Croskill. • Ann Pritchard played the • introductory music and open- • ed the program with a sing song led by Grace Gammie. Humorous readings followed by Edith Cooper, Beth Aft-. For ell row building Moods contact: Bore Bros. Construction CUSTOMBUILDERS Homes Cottogos - Addition's • Ronovofions - Form Buildings 524-4217 or 529-7694 • chison -and Annie Gaunt. lEdith also read a poem and Celia • Aitchison also -,read, • pp,etry. Karen Gaunt tested the' groups skills with\ a very tricky quiz. • Following the presentation of the many gifts, Lynda • thanked everyone and invit- ed -allto visit her and her husband who will be residing in Windsor. Lunch was then served. 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