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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1984-06-27, Page 9• Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, June 27, 1984—Page 7 n women visit with brother in Colorado Springs Edna Cull, and ha sister, ,C9ch- aday oix London visitedfol a week with 'Moir brother and sister=.an ,cavil, Mr, and Mrs, Al. Matheson ,and; ion, Allan of Colorado Springs. They- also visited with their nephew, Mr. 'and Mrs. Garry Matheson and family, 'of- G reesley,. Colorado. The 'weather was lovely except, for one evening when they lead dinner in Denver. YIt:.was. raining adnd bailing when they left for Colorado Springs. After they' had arrived at: their 'destination, they were listening;to a news bulletin, which reported it was :.rte worst storm ever in Denver Thee .hail stones were as large as hen eggs :Many cars had ' `all their windows broken and a great deal of. damage was ._ >' z Congratu a ons; to Lisa G.ibson,. daughter of Mr.. and . Mrs .Ernie..Gibson of R R. 3, Gods ch,Y w„,,,,1114 gfra tuated gaff °Q*0.40und Modern f aitstyling School Lisa has .receiv- ed her' licence as a ,"hairstylist and is Grein Meeting 3 of .Whitechurch, Green Thumbs was held at Purdons on June 16. The , discussion for the meeting was garden wcare, . ` garden tools,, 'flowers and' Weeds. Members were asked to identify a number of. weeds: Meeting 4 of Green, Thumbs was held at Elliotts June 21. The discussion was insects, diseases and landscaping. Each member brought a diseased plant or .insect which: they tried to identity., SOUTH. K N S. by Buth;Buehmeirr :Joy Huston and Angela of Pike Lake visited with relatives and friends. in the area for a few days last week. Marilynn MacIn1re eturned home (rom- a six week French 'summer school at Trois Pistoles. 'The Junior -Choir of South Kinloss Presbyterian, Church. sang at the Pinecrest Nursingb, glome on Sunday afternoon. Neighbours of the second concession west surprised Donald and Marilyn MacIntyre on Saturday night at.their home on the occasion of their 25th wedding anniversary. A "very enjoyable evening was held. Some from this community attended the. Blyth Summer Festival on Saturday night: The Festival's opening night for this season was Friday night. DUNGANNON By Marie Park It was a beautiful day on Sunday when the annual memorial service was held at Dungannon cemetery. The call to worship was given by "Rev. R. Roberts. Musical selections were given by Mr. N. Dunsmoor. The scripture reading and .address were given by Rev. Roberts. Two hymns, "What a Friend We Have in Jesus", and "Softly and Tenderly", were sung. Two minutes silence was observed for the 1983-84 honour roll, Laura Pollock, Ben Park, Howard Sproul, Helen Irwin, Flossie " Ivers, :Pearl Watson, Larry Pentland, Mrs. John, Fielder, John Durnin, Mabel McKnight, Goldie Carter, Maurice Ivers, Charlotte Elliott and John C. Anderson. Congratulations to Mike and Val Bendig on the birth of a 7 lb. 9 oz. daughter, Katie Marie, on 'Tuesday, June 19 at Alexandra Marine and General Hospital, Goderich, a wee sister for Joel. Third granddaughter for Bill and Marie Park and 22 great grandchild for Gertrude Park. Congratulations to life lung residents of this area Frank and Mary Glenn who celebrated their 59th wedding anniversary on Sunday, with a family supper at the home of their son, Vernon and Pauline .Glenn. at Auburn. There were 25 in attendance,... Sympathy is,extended to the family ofrihe late Emma Young. Funeral service was held on Monday from MacKenzie and McCreath Funeral Horne, Lucknow. preSeatly working .IA seoderieh. Congratujatlons to ' Sharon' Anne Blake, " daughter of 14r. and Mrs. Keith Blake and John Matthew Wilkins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilkins on their upcoming marriage on Saturday, June 30,. 1984 in the Tiinity United' Church. Jim and Cecil Webster of Waterloo, sons of . Wellington.and Kae Webster, were home on the, weekend and on Saturday Kae and Cecil visited in Goderich with Norma Young, who at presentis a patient in the Goderich Hospital. Charles and ,Mayne Wilkins" visited • Friday evening IJth Wellington, Kae, Jim and ,Cecil Webster. George MacLennan of Agincourt has been home couple ,of days with his mother, Rbetta MacLennan- and on Thursday took her toPoint Clark'to•see her granddaughter, Iter -husband and�great granddaughter, Mr. and Mrs. Hutton,' who are now. residing in LOCHALSH by Kae Webster Halifax, Nova Scotia. Visiting with Ross and. Jean MacKenzie on the weekend to attend their • auction 'sale which proved a great success, were Ray and Edna MacKenzie, Marion Barrett and their three sons, Bob, Kevin and Scott MacKen- zie, all of Toronto. Visiting with George and Betty Moncrief. were their daughter-in-law and grandson, Lesley and Scott Moncrief of Aylmer. Janet Wilkins of Wallaceburg, daughter of Charles and Mayme Wilkins, was at home for a couple of days with her parents and attended a 'community shower •for Sharon Blake. Lorne' and Maxine Luther were in Ridge - town on the weekend to attend the .fortieth wedding anniversary for John and Audrey Tarney. Glover Valley 4.11 The fourth meeting of the Clover Valley Dirt Diggers was held at the home of Heidi Fillmore on June 19. Each member answered the roll °call by reporting on the progress of both her garden and her home beautification project, and discussing an insect or diseased plant from her garden. Christine Simpson read the minutes from thelast meeting. Achievement Day plans were discussed. As .hostess club, the members decided to have Achievement Day in Ripley,August 23at7p.m.. Susan Coiling will arrange to use Ripley - Huron . Central Public School and the Turn to page 9• 1984 LUCKNOW OOL SCHEDULE TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY 9:00 LADIES'. EXERCISE CLASS EARLY MORNING SWIM LESSONS"" EARLY 'MORNING SWIM LESSONS PARENTS PUBLIC SWIM PUBLIC SWIM LESSONS LESSONS FITNESS SWIM LADIES' EXERCISE , pp E TS CL4SS & TOTS PUBLIC SWIM PUBLIC SWIM LADIES' EXERCISE . CLASS PUBLIC SWIM PUBLIC SWIM ''PUBLI:C SWIM BRONZE & BRONZE CROSS SWIM TEAM PARENTS & TOTS BRONZE & BRONZE CROSS SWIM TEAM FITNESS SWIM FITNESS SWIM PUBLIC SWIMMING ADULT LESSONS Public Swimming PUBLIC SWIMMING ADULT LESSONS PUBLIC SWIMMING PUBLIC SWIMMING Adult lessons begin Tuesday, July 3 - $1.00 a lesson Parents and tots begin Tuesday, July 3 - 50c a parent, 25c a child Swim Team begins Tuesday, July 3 - $10.00 for season Bronze and .. Bronze Cross begin Monday, July 9 - $20.00 for the season Ladies exercise class includes special exercises done in shallow water You do not need to know how to swim to partklpate In this fitness. program Enrollment Is limited to 20 members. Cost will be $15.00 for the summer [$1.25/Class Please register Wednesday, July 4 at 1:00, before class. - The early morning swim cost Is $14.00 for the season [$1.00/Glass] Come on out on Tuesday, July 3 for the first swim. PUBLIC SWIMMING In July Season's Tickets are Available At The Pool Children $12.00 Teens (13 and up] $20.00 • *Family $25.00 *This does not include relatives, visitors or babysitters - unless the child requires supervision. Pool rentals are available at select times. Please make Inquiries at the Pool, we'll inform you.