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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1979-08-01, Page 12Pate 12—Luelusow Scotia el, Wednesday, Angtiat 1, 1979 St. - HollandIelens man return from BY KATHRYN TODD Robb Siecker returned home last weekend after spending six weeks in Hol- land visiting with relatives. Luba Weber and her father were attending a reunion in Western Canada when she ,was hospitalized for a couple of weeks. We wish her a Safe trip home from Edmonton when she is released. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Condie and Trevor of Larder Lake visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Clark. Mrs. Robert Buchanan, who had been visiting here and, in Gains- borough, Saskatchewan, rer turned to her home in Kirkland Lake with the Con - dies. Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Web- ster of Forest and Mr. and Mrs. Chris Metteson and Jason of 'London visited with California visitors at Silver Lake Mr. and Mrs. Winford Thomson of Fresno Calif. spent the week with their cousins Mrs. Gladys Arnold, Mr. Richard McCosh, Mr. and Mrs. Don 1VIcCosh and Mr. and Mrs. Jim McEwan and Sandy of Silver Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Brian Boyle of Peterborough were weekend guests. with Mr. and Mrs. Francis Boyle. Recent visitors with the Boyle family were Donna Witty and Sandy Mac Vicar from Guelph. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Elliott and Mrs. Donald Forster of Purple Grove W.I. were demonstrating quilting at the Museum in Southampton on Friday. Friday. Many of the Purple Grove folks took in the Craft Festival in Ripley last wdekend. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Elliott and Ian, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Sutton, Robbie, Rodney and Engagement • BEYNEN - MacINTYRE. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mac– lntyre, Lucicnow, are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Linda to Donald Beynen, son of Mr. and. Mrs. Ted Beynen, Em- bro. The marriage will take place Augusi 11th, 1979 in Woodstock. 'ungaIrnon calf club Tammy, Mrs. John Farrell, Tania •and Teresa, all visited Camp Kintail last Wednesday • evening to a program put on by the Mine Troop led by Myles Caskie. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gillies and Mrs. Frances Gillies last week were Mrs. Marie Coleman and Mrs. Lorna Jordon of Toronto. A family reunion was held at Francis Boylds home last Sunday honoring Mrs. Olive Hughes on her birthday and celebrating Janet and Briarii, (Boyle) second wedding an- , n i versa ry Weekend visitors with Mr and. Mrs. Jack Farrell were Courtney and Susan MacDonald of London also Tanya Gopaul, Janice Farrell and June Bailey. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Robertson visited recently with friends in Stratford and Staffa. South Kinloss fo: 14. 1visit-. .• Mont • HY RUTH BUCHMEEER Mrs. Brian Doelman, Anne and Nick visited for a sikek with their daughter Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Mc- Mann and familyof Mont- real. Mr. and rs. Willard Downey and family motored to Watson Lake, Yukon, to visit with -Willard's nephew, Doug Willett, They were g•&rle for three weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Buckley and Peter of -near Byron, Linda McQuillin of Toronto, Mrs. Hazel McQuillin of Wil- lowdale, Mrs. • Mac Stewart of Waterloo and • Mrs. Carl • McClenaghan of White- church, Leonard Griffin, and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Williams and family, both of Guelph, real weretvisitors with Mr. and Mrs. Dick McQuillin and Ron during the past -week. Lynn Houston of Calgary is visiting with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Houston and girls. Dawn MacLeod of Clinton is holidaying for a few days with her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs: Dick McQuillin. • Visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Ted Collyer were Mr. and • Mrs. Mike Verchimak of Flushing, Michigan; Mr. and Mrs J John Matkovitch of aurmingham, Michigan and • Mr. and Mrs. Art Hussman of Royal Oak, Michigan. Mrs. Clarence Allan, Duayne and her mother, Mrs. Whitney visited friends at Sauble Beach on Sunday. • meet at On 4-H exchange Clark Farm 0,,,Nsism. from Saskatchewan BY CAR Jan Hackett, president, op- ened the meeting with the 4-1I pledge." It was held . at John Clarke's farm on July 19, 1979. Mr. Clarke gave a short talk on his farm operation. The members judged four beef cattle and the official placing was given. They then took up-Neur homework in preparation for the exam and broke for a snack of chocolate milk and donuts, supplied by the Clarkes. BY JOAN OSBORNE Forty 4-H Exchange members with • their chaperones from Saskatchewan 'arrived at London Airport on Mon., July n for a visit in several Ontario counties.,. Eight of these young people are visiting at homes in Bruce County. Kathy Hansen of Hazlet, Saskatchewan, is visiting with Joan Osborn d on the,0 4th of Huron. While here the Osbornes plan to take Kathy to see several plates of interest in the area. Already she has enjoyed a swim -in Lake Huron and has seen a lighthouse for the first time. On Wed., Aug. 1-, the Saskatchewan 4-1-lers accompanied by their Ontario hosts will travel to London Airport to fly to Toronto and then to Regina. JOan will • be staying with the Hansens who farm 1000 acres. The Ontario delegates will return to London on Aug. 12. Open House Canada, a federal program Which funds two-way exchanges between yeung people throughout Canada, is paying most' of the travel expenses. Mr, and Mrs, Ivan Clark last week. ' Margaret MacPherson re- turned home for her vaca- tion, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill MacPherson. Margi is from Alberta and will lie home until after her sister's, wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Maclntyre of Richmond Hill spent a couple of days with Helen Todd. and Isabel Mil- ler. They also enjoyed the' company of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Laidlaw and family of Wingham, on Sunday. Debbie McRoberts of Lon- don has returned to visit again"' with her cousin, Lisa Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Bob MacGil- livray and Michelle will be returning home this week. They have been visiting rela- tives in Calgary, Alberta. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Cran- ston are visiting 'relatives in Wiscon U.S.A. They will return home thisweek. Christina and Amanda Todd enjoyed their ,cousins visiting fora couple of days. They were Duncan MacAul- ay of Ripley and Shelley Maclntyre. from Willowdale. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Dors- cht and Doug and Don had most of their family home for the weekend. Their daught- er, Susan Pavey, Jeff and Murray are visiting for three weeks. Susan's husband; Ross, will be joining them this week. Mts. Judy Palsa and David of Dashwood and Mr. and Mrs. Brian Chandler Of London are also visiting. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Rintoul hosted tiVer 100 guqsts at a pigToast on Saturday night. The children who attaded enjoyed a sing song with harmonica, guitar and piano music supplied by the guests. They also received T Electronics %It% a lei ME • CHANNEL MASTER ANTENNAS &- ROTORS R.R. 2, KINCARDINE "sparklers".Everynne en- jnyed the deicious meal and wish to thank the host and hostess. • HRIDAL SHOWER •Gail MacPherson was hon- oured on Friday night at a community shower at the St. Helens Women'sInstitute Hall. The program consisted of solos by Kathryn Todd and Jo -Ann Todd. Barbara Cam- eron played the introductory music and accompanied Jo- Ann with her solo. Doris Mewhinney gave a reading and Jo -Ann Todd conducted agame. 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