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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1984-01-11, Page 84:t " '444 0 I .• • —41/77--4#tL'4044t iitat• ' ctorramunity news Visit Whitechurchfamily 4 By Valeta Emerson ' On Wednesday Mrs, Jiin Bakelaar of Brussels, accompanied by friends from Holland visited with Mr. and Mrs. John de Boer. Mr. and Mrs. John de Boer visited on Sunday with his brother, Mr. and Mrs. Dick de Boer and family of Bluevale. Mr. and Mrs. JobtrUuldriks and daughter of Kitchener visited Wednesday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Uuldriks. While Mr. and Mrs. Keet and family of Strathroy called on friends in the village, their little son, Adrian called on his friends, Mr. and Mrs.Victor Emerson. Mrs. Gary. Rintoul was at London on Friday at a Directors' meeting for a ,Charolais sale. This commtmity extends their sympathy to Mrs. Gordon' McPherson and family in the passing Of Gordon last week. He was well known in this locality. Mrs. Gordon Rintoul reports that her little granddaughter,' Sara Speiran of Brussels, who recently had an eye operation, is rapidly recovering. Mr. and Mrs., Reason Falconer of Sarnia spent the weekend visiting in this area with friends and called on4assie Mowbray and Mr. and Mrs. Angus Falconer. • Communion was held at' the United Church on Sunday. Mr. and. Mrs.' Ducharme of Goderich visited on Monday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Laidlaw. This village fs as busy as can be blowing snow with the little snow blowers due to snow falling every day and paths must be kept open to the homes. The highway plows are also busy keeping the roads clear. We are sorry to report Mrs. Robena Stewart of Teeswater is a patient at Wingham Hospital. She is wished a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Rintoul, Steve, Scott and Stuart of West Wawanosh visited on Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rintoul. Enjoy snowmob / By Kae Webster - Jim Webster of Waterloo, son of Welling- ton and Kae Webster, was home for the holidays, the week 'before Christmas to New Year's day, as the plant had closed its doors ...for that .k)etind. On New Year's day their son, Cecil Veh4ter and their son-in-law, Atlee WiseeeV," Ohio came up for three or r four ,1 :4# some .snowmobiling. They found itvery 61) tcrtheir liking and did put a number miles k on' their sleds. On Monday, January 2 they thought they were seeing thine when over by. the old. school, North Ashfield ; they saw a ground hOg eating grass On the side'oithe road. Wilave been wondering if. *SI& something new or do ground hogileave their burrows at times throughout the winter. Alex MacDonald, soh. of David MacDon- ald, has now returned to Fort Nelson, British Columbia, after spending the holidays with his father. Marion MacLennan, daughter of Rhetta MacLennan, left Thursday morning for her home in Sudbury. • Luckunw Sentbsel, Wednesday, January 11, 1984—Page • .. •-/:s : Mr. and Mts. Doug Martyn and family of Ripley and babel Martyn of Kincarditgyere• with Ewan and Marj MacLean for dbinett"on New Year's Day and visiting recently. was Marj's niece, Lynn Calvert of Sarnia.for couple: of days.. • Edwin and Janice McCutcheon and family of Lions Head, Bob and Sandra Darling and Heather of Hanover, William and Shirley • Irvin and family of Ashfield Township and Glenn Robb of Ashfield Township, cele- brated their Christmas on NewYear's Day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Robb. On Saturday Charles and Marne Wilkins had most of their family home arithethem to celebrate the New Year. Laura and Mabel Campbell of Toronto also visited with them. All the family were home with their :parents, Bill and Janet Kempton of Point Clark on New Year'sDar -This was in.place of Christmas when roads 'were .blocked. • Scott MacitenzierSOnmdf-ROWAYaJea. MacKenzie; har returned:4o Oftitiva afterle spending the holiday' ?ithtlitOfirents. -New Years visitorsat Trinity • • By Bell Hackett ' spent the week before Christmas at Las New Year's visitors with Violet and Allan Ritchie, Bryce, Wendy and Patrick were Brenda and Jerry Huizinga, Pauline, Martha, Wesley, Hannah, Ruthanne of Auburn; Tom and Delores Culbert, Dungan- non, and Don and Betty Bone of Toronto. Holiday visitors with Reg and Freda Broome were Ken and Mary Scheerer, Pam and Greg of Goderich, Tom and Rose Broome, Diane and Pat of Lucknow and a phone visit with their son Jack and Marlene Broome, Carrie and Eric of Alberta. Jack and Nancy Camerim and her sister Diane and Vince Romano, of New Hamburg Vegas, Nevada. Rev. DOnald and Mrs.Stroh, Andrew, Robert and Elizabeth of Stratford and Bob and Mary Rowswell, and Robbyn of London spent a day during the holidays with their parents, Bill and Margaret Andrew and family. Cora Cranston. and Ivan and Gail Cranston, Danielle and Lee. spent New Year's with Bill and Leone Melton, Clarissa, Nathan and Shari, of Wingham. New Year's Day visitors with Lorne and Hazel Hackett and family were, Cliff and Ruby Hackett of Goderich, Pharis Mathers of Lucknow, and Chester and Bell Hackett and family. Visit St. Helens couple • By Kathryn Todd Congratulations goes out to new grand- parents, Mr. ,and Mrs. John Sleeker Sr. on Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hunt and family of Elmira visited with Mr. and Mrs. Allan Cranston. Visiting with Mr, and Mrs, Jim Aitcylison were Mr. and Mrs. Bev Brown and family of Wingham. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Todd and family visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rick. Humphrey and family of Clinton. I Ann Pritchard celebrated her birthday with friends and neighbours. Sympathy ig expressed to the McPherson family on the passing of Gordon McPherson on Friday. Mr. McPherson's cheerfulness will be missed about the community. the birth of Johnathan Patrick O'Hagan Siecker on January 4. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. John Siecker of Owen Sound. South Kinloss By Ruth Buchmeler The community expresses syrnpathy to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Forster and family on the death Of Rena's father, Mr. McClinchey of Auburn. Joan Robinson is home again after spending last week in Wingharn Hospital. " -)•:$.7)1,:. • 0/0 off WINTER FABRICS 11:11.0.1..M.921Xtalainal....191marin 88 ontario st 271-8500 stratford feyl' (-%-07,4 tion47 learance %-501 off all m h d erc i ,.se! 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