The Lucknow Sentinel, 1964-08-12, Page 8THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL,. LUCKNOW, ONTARIO •
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HeIdR�unIOn.'At
Descendants of 'Alen MacKenzie
aid. Mary MacDonald met at the
old homestead west of Kintail for
a reunion on. Sunday, July 26. The
farm house is now . used by Mr.
and.: Mrs. Cliff Jackman of Port
Credit as a summer home.
Alex MacKenzie, one of the ear -
Best settlers north of Goderich,
came''to Kintail in 1842.
'The children .of Alex and Mary
wereAnnie; Mrs. Donald (Mary).
¥[cKenzie of ;Port. Albert; Rory of
Kin'tail Homestead
Kintail; Mrs. Finlay (Barbara).
MacLennan -of • Lochalsh and. Mur-
dock : of Kintail. ' ... .
Relatives from Waterloo, God-
erich, ;Blyth, Richmond ,Hill, Chat-
ham,
hatham, Dundas, Kincardine, : Dun-
gannon, Port Albert . and London.
were present.
The .following grandchildren of
Alex • and Mary attended: Miss
Mary MacKenzie of Clinton (for-
merly Port Albert); Dan. MacKen-
zie of Blyth; Mrs. Margaret Bales
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Kinloss Boys •Are.
Members O Priie.
WinningPipe Band.
(KINLOSS NEWSY
The MacKenzie family attended..
the Highland Games in Dutton on
Monday, August 3rd. Congratula-
tions to Ian MacKenzie, Pipe
Major of the Goderich Junior Pipe
Band, and Roddy who. is a mem-
ber, 'as their band won two first
prizes in the competition. Ian and
Roddy are the sons of Mr; and
Mrs. Frank MacKenzie.
Mr, and Mrs. Lance Moffat of
Lloydminster, Alberta, have been
visiting with Mr. and. Mrs. Ted
Collyer and other 'relatives.
Brian Keith has spent the . past
ten days at Kintail Camp.
Mrs. Geo. Lockhart was a pa-
tient for a . week /in the General.
Hospital in Hamilton with a foot
infection.
Mrs. Tom MacKenzie' is visiting
this week with her sister in Mich-
igan City, and .will also attend .'a
Business Methods \ Conference in.
Chicago.'
Rev. Gordon. and Mrs. Baulch
and family of Barrie were guests
Sunday at the home of Mr, and
Mrs. Douglas Graham .following,
the service in South Kinloss Pres-
byterian
resbyterian Church. •
Miss Mary McIver of Ebor,
Manitoba and Mr. and. Mrs. Wm
Townson and • Frank of ` Sudbury
are visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Ira Dickie.
Mrs. ` T. A. MacDonald, Mrs. .
Dorothea ,Birch and Walter 'Tho-
mas of Toronto were week -end
guests with Mr:. and,Mrs. Ira
Dickie and family.Oter guests.
included: Mrs. J. F. : McKee of
Toronto and Mrs. H. Wickham, f
Hugh James and.. Kevin of Hali-
fax, N.S. •
Mr. and Mrs. Archie: MacDonald,
Ronald and Charlotte were over-
night guests on Sunday with Mr,
and Mrs. Donald C. itlacintyre.
of Richmond -Hill Dave MacKen-
zie of Kincardine and Mrs.. Ethel
Jackman of Port Credit.
Also in attendance were ten
great-grandchildren and 12 great-
• great-grandchildren:
Create Highways
Parc At Amberley
CAMBERLEY NEWS).'
The • Department of : Highways
has been working on a project
at . Anyberley, which . in time. will
'be an .asset to the public as well.
asbeing a beauty, .spot: Ten maple
trees have been planted and. the
grounds 1,evelled. This park is sit-
uated .on Highway 21 where Art
Courtney's store and cabins' were
formerly located: • •
_ .
Barge Family., Reunion
On Thursday; July 23, the Barge I
families .gathered at the hope: of I
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brown . in
Amberley. Present for, the occas'- '.
ion, were. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Buck-
ingham, Mr, and MrS. Frank'
Plaskett, Mrs. .Gordon • Fink :of
' Stratford, Mr. and' Mus. John La.
seck; of London:. Mr, Lou Barge
and friend of Ancaster, Mr. `and
Mrs.' Ernie Young of . Florida Mr.
;and Mrs. Randal. •Marriott of God-
erieb, Mrs, Elizabeth Ferguson
and • Mr. William Brown of Luek-
now.
Reids Corneas W.T. met in . the
community hall on Thursday; July
30 • with an 'attAndan;•ce. of seven
• teen ladies, fifteen cbiidrenand
five C.G.T.T. members • who enter-
tained the : children for the after-
noon; lion ,can Wa .tar w•ered with
'"Grandmother's cure.. that you re -
eel, The rnootVV '?Home ,is the.
setter in- which the bright-
est
jewiel is Mother.. was well.
given by M.L s. 'Murray Walden.
a d. by the Enloe 'County
florae Ec .mow. ! .
• George
$o s . as .� and dorm=
eve.1 she dealt with
the
pperr" ` who should
always. r .—e out a list. check
• thOriey. a *Iway's ay be courteous
the Te CC l t members
Bey Red. Joyce W" .�n. 'Pe
ggy
3Pr:•tad Itfai- Elizai Walden
r% r4-
. -•� two i .��y with
E wr.'i ,e,1: t ny
'p�. After the
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1?,r. 1Ih .
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For other economy White 84 Blue. Fares nail .,.
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closing ode and grace, Mrs. James
Farrell' and Mrs. Mervyn n Funston •
served lunch,.. • .
Honor Beloved Doctor
A .number from 'this 'district at-
tended a happyoccasion which
was held iii Kincardine District
High School. on Friday evening , .
,
July 24 . when Dr •A E N.. C'ou h
was honoured. in ` recognition ' of
service.. The; bursary fundin his.
name was 'presented at this 'time.
The large crowd attending attest.
ed to the esteem in which • Dr.
Couch• is held and so often it
has been said the recognition was
a fitting . ributee to a fine gentle-
man ad toa Wall,. loved doctor.