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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1, 1977 THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO PAGE TWENTY-SIX
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Congratulations to the newly
weds Mr. and Mrs. Rod MacKen-
zie, who were married in Toronto
on Saturday.
Neighbours from the 6th attend-
ed a couples shower on Friday
night at Wellesley Community Hall
for Cathy Stever and Don Kuntz,
who are to be married in July.
Cathy is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Stever.
Mr. and Mrs.„ Leonard Clark,
Laurie and Julie visited at Brant-
ford on the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Clark and
Mr. and Mrs. James Montgomery
spent a weekend in Nashville.
The band members from this
area went on the band trip to
Toronto and Niagara Falls on
Thursday and Friday and then to
London on Saturday to march and
play in the Lions parade. A good
time was had by one and all.
Teresa Murray and Heather
Hackett spent a weekend recently
with Carol Buckmeier. Carol spent
last Saturday night with Bonnie
Clark.
The South Kinloss church choir
participated in singing with the
choirs of other churches at the
Christian Reformed Church on
Sunday evening.
Doug Stever attended a conven-
The R.N.A. student course at
Wingham Hospital has been com-
pleted with graduation being held
last Friday. Helen Weirsma of this
district was one of the graduates.
Congratulations Helen.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Scott
attended the relative dinner in
honour of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold
Vint's 40th wedding anniversary at
the United Church in Goderich at
six o'clock on Saturday followed by
a reception' at the Maitland Golf
and CountrY Club, where a good
crowd- was in attend-mice. Mr. and
Mrs. Vint received ,riany lovely
gifts.
An auction sale will be held
Saturday afternoon for Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Bongertman at their
farm. Mr. and Mrs. Bongertman
have sold their farm and bought a
home in Lucknow where they will
be moving later.
Mr. and Mrs. Ian Wallace,
Nancy and Susan of London visited
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Philip Steer, on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Young
visited Sunday evening. with Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Broome of Bluevale.
Mrs. Linda Broome, Kenny and
Laurie of Listowel also visited at
the same home. ,
A number from this district
attended the dance at Whitechurch
Saturday evening held in honourof
the fiftieth wedding anniversary of
Wes and Jean Tiffin. A large crowd
was in attendance.
Some from here attended the
opening of the new community
centre in Teeswater on Saturday
evening. There was a good
program which, was enjoyed. by a
large crowd.
Mr. and Mrs. George Young,
Heather, Bradley and Cheryl of
Witigham swat- the- holiday- week-
end at their rebuilt log house here.
On Sunday they had as visitors Mr.
and Mrs. Wesley Young of
Lucknow and on Monday Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Young and Jane of
Chesley spent the day there also.
KINLOUGH
54TH ANNIVERSARY
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
William E. Haldenby who celebrat-
ed their 54th wedding anniversary
on Monday, May 23rd. We are
sorry to report that Mrs. Haldenby
suffered an injury and is a patient
in the Wingham and District
Hospital. We hope for a good
recovery.
Mrs. Raynard Ackert will be
hostess for the H.W.I. meeting on
Thursday evening, June 2nd at a
pot luck supper at 7 o'clock.
Holiday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Art Haldenby were Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Bennett of Toronto
and Mr. and Mrs. John Yoeman of
Wiarton.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Bonnett, concession 10, on
the birth of a baby daughter.
Leanne Ralderlby-, a. •tykernb_ex
the Lucknow School Band, went to
Toronto and Niagara on Thursday
and Friday and to London on
Saturday, when the band members
took their annual bus trip.
Mrs. Irene ,MacKenzie, who has
been visiting with relatives here,
and her granddaughter Barbara
Bruce, went to London on Friday,
where they will visit before
returning to their homes at Moose
Jaw and Montreal.
Miss Mary Maulden and her
brother Leonard Maulden from
England are , visitors with their
brother Frank, Mrs. Maulden and
Keith.
Mrs. Gertrude Walsh returned
home after accompanying Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Currie of Waterloo to
Ottawa, where they visited with
relatives, returning by way of the
United States.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Bill
MacPherson, Holyrood, on Sunday
were Mr. and Mis. Art Neagay and
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schoffer, all of
London and Mrs. Gordon MacPher-
son and Marilyn of Stratford.
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tion at Queen's University at
Kingston last week. The conven-
tion was with the Christian
Reformed Young Peoples.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stever
attended the Lions convention at
London this week.
Further Progress
On Cairn
At Grey Ox
About 25 Grey Ox school
ex-pupils and friends met at
Blanche and Jack Needham's, 4th
of Kinloss, on Saturday afternoon,
May 14, to further consider plans
for putting up a cairn to mark the
"Grey Ox Corner".
The meeting set up a committee
to get the necessary permit from
the county engineer, work out
details of design and construction,
and report back by July 15.
Those attending from a distance
included Florence MacDiarmid,
Detroit; Irene and Jim Godbold,
Shelburne; Rennie Graham, Toron-
to; Freda and Graham MacDonald,
London; Peter S. MacDougall, Port
Credit; Doris and Harvey Mac-
Dougall, Bayfield.
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