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Selig, Wed" aldsh December 129 1979
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BY MUM YOUNG
Mr. and Mrs, Wesley,
Young of Lucknow celebrat-
ed their 40th wedding anni-
versary Saturday evening
when 23 relatives gathered at
their home.
Euchre was played' the
first part of the evening with
Mrs. Jean Wightrnan and
George Young winning the
high prizes and M.rs. May
Richardson and Bob Young
getting the low prizes
Lucknow scholars held theirs
Thursday evening with a full
,Azittorium. The concert was
.eniqed and helped pitt us all
in the Christmas spirit.
Santa Claus visited the
children in Wingham with 'a
large parade and treats last
Saturiday.,Next week he will
visit in Ludlum.
.Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Young, Kevin- Brian and
Jessica of Thornhill visited
with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. 'Clifford Young last
Wednesday,
Sympathy 0 the commun,
• ity is extended to relatives of
Hardy Simpson, who passed
away in ..Wingham Rospitai
on Thursday after a lengthy
illness.
The Whitechurch Presby-
terian Sunday School mem-
bers are holding their Christ-
mas concert on Friday even-
ing, December 21 in the
church basement.
Liane Young was one of
the band members from
Lucknow school who played •
at the Wingham school on
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A delicious lunch was' then
-served, ending.with wedding l)
cake after which the, bride
and groom of 40 years ago
were presented with some
lovely. presents, cards and I
good wishes. Pictures were:
• then taken and a social tune
• RAYMOND - GAMMIE spent.
Loree Gammie and Keith Raymond were united in
marriage by Rev. William Munshaw at Lucknow. Presbyterian
•Church on Saturday, November 24; 1979 at 4 p.m. The bride
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Gammie of R. 1,
Luckno* and the groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Raymond of Brussels. The bride was attended by her
sister-in-law, .Vana Gammie, R. .1, Lucknow, as matron of
honour and Karen Hicks, Wingham, friend of the bride, Carol
Webster, Milverton, sister of the groom, Colleen Sinith,
London, sister of, the groom as bridesmaids. • Murray
Raymond, Brampton, brother of the groom was best man and
Steve Caslick, R. 2, Lucknow, friend of the groom, Greg
Alton, Lucknow, friend of the .groom and Dale Gammie,
• Dawson City, Yukon, brother of the bride, ushered the
• guests. The organist, Anne Pritchard, R. 1, Lucknow,
• accompanied the soloist, Steven Pritchard. A dinner followed
the ceremony in the church parlour and a reception was held
at the Lucknow District Community Centre. The ,couple
honeymooned in Hawaii and have taken up residence in
Lucknow since their return. •(Photo by Snyder Studio]
Dungannon
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with the most buttons on
their clothing brought anoth-
er tie, Pied Young and War-
ren Zinn. After cutting the
cards 'Fred Still won, but he ;
• gavethe prize taWarren as a
good will- gesture.. The tray= •
elling Prize for the Ione • .
hands Went to Mrs. Stewart.
• All enjoyed a • Pleasant
•• evening.
Smiles
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• • Behind every suc:• •
. cessful. • man • is a ••
representative of the
Internal •Revenue;
• , • Departnierit. •
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• Show us someone who's
know.n ,as.a good listener.,
• and Well show • you a •
person Whcesphany about
other things too.
The real. reason you
can't , take it with you • is
• that Woes before you do. .
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Kissing is a means of
• getting • tw$ people :so
Close together that they
Can't see anYthing wrong
with; each other.
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Blessed iS the person
• who is too busy. to worry •
in the daytime and too
• sleepy to worry at night.
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Mark Main is reputed
- . to have said it: "Bankers,
are metely„poobrOkers
witititianioureel' ;
Relatives were present
from. Chesley, Wingham,
.Belgrave, Lucknow, Tees -
water and Langside. Edna's
sister, Mrs. Florence Hark-
ness, who was bridesmaid at
their Wedding, was one oldie
relatives present.
Wesley had always lived at
• Langside and after the wed-
• ding Wesley and Edna farm•
ed here until a few years ago
when he sold his farm to his
nephew, Ken Young, and
retired toAucknoi,v. Edna is
an employee at Pineciest
Manor.
• This . is the season for.
Christmas • concerts and..
on.
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Clearing snow from our highways
can be a 24-hour, seven -days -a -week
job for the men who drive the prov-
ince's snow plows.
,They work in the worst kind of
driving conditions so people and
products can keep moving across the
proVince; even in the worst winter
weather.
. As soon as you see the show plow's
blue light, slow down. Be patient
don't try to pass; that's dangerous
• for you and them.
them do their job.
• Then do your part: be extra
alert, adjust your speed and driving
tactics to suit weather and road
conditions.
James Snow,
Minister of Transportation
and Cornmunicatio'ns
Wiltiam Davis, PreMier
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