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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1977-06-29, Page 13Married In South Kinloss Church Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Webster and Mr., and Mrs. John Webster of Big Valley, Alberta spent last week visiting relatives in Lucknow and Clinton areas. They attended the annual Webster • picnic on June 19th, held in Brucefield. Lloyd and John are sons of the late Mr. and Mrs. Ed Webster of Big Valley, Alberta. Mrs. John Crow and daughters Heather and. Sharon of Westland, Michigan visited in Lucknow last Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Phillips of R. R. 2 Lucknow and Mr. and Mrs. Oliver McCharles, Lochalsh, re- turned Sunday, June 26 from a 3 week trip that took them as far as Kamloops, British Columbia, re- turning by the mid western states. Among the calls they made were with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Chalack and her mother Mrs. Isobel Hawkwood of Cochrane, Alberta. Mrs. Hawkwood is a former Ashfield resident and wished to be remembered to her Lucknow area friends. Visiting at the same home at the same time were Mr. and Mrs. Peter Levick (the former Marjorie Alton) and son Erin now of Ottawa and Mr. and 'Mrs. Clyde Levick of Australia and also other members of the Hawkwood family. THIS IS 'HIRE" A STUDENT WEEK HIRE A STUDENT. FOR A DAY, A WEEK, A MONTH, FOR ANYTHING HIRE A SIVDEVT: CANADA THE OPPORIVIVITY MANPOWER CENTRE OFASUMMERTEFIE. * Manpower end Immigration lkid Cullen Mtniatee KINCARDINE 396-7120 Main -Comm InwregreMOW Bud Cullen aelnleere -FOR STUDENTS 721 QUEEN ST. PAGE THIRTEEN WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 1977 THE IsESKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO Kindergarten Registration . At Ripley School Ripley-Huron Central School recently held Kindergarten regist- ration. The following children will attend the morning class starting in the fall. The father's name is in brackets. Arthur Galloway (Harold), Ste- phen Beisel (Robert), Tammy Sutton (Cecil), Andrew MacDonald (Doug Farmer), Lorri Aitcheson (Jack), Alison Founds (John), Dalas Santavy (Bob), Sarah Farrell (John), Jeremy Dunn, Brian Kelly (John), Paul MacDonald (Donald A.), Andrienne Thompson (Mur- ray), Ryan Farrell (Douglas), Tammie Piel (Bert), Michael teRaa (Jerry), Kerry Dickinson (Gord), Lauren Burgess (Andy)', Jamie Bushell (Jim), Colleen Cook (Ivan), Charles Evans (Harvey), Jason Fabris (Diego), Tammy Farrell (Ron), Kyle MacMillen (Archie), Darren Moore (Doug). Attending the afternoon class for the school year 1977-78 will be:. Shane Emmerton (John), Kris Lowry (Wayne), Kevin Lowry (Perry), Jerry Godfrey (Bill), Scotty-Lee Webb (Douglas), Jenny German (Leroy), Corina Kolke (Helmul), Jason Farrish (Debbie), Kenneth Ravell (Walter), Dawn Wardell (Murray), Troy Thornicroft (Jim), Becky Cudmore (Lorne), Robin Lyell (Robert), Shane Olden- burg (David), Denice Courtney (Gary), Mark Dawson (Curtis), Kenny Neabel (Ken), Dale Brooks (Ronald), Henry Askes (Henry), Jeff Vanderhoek , (Keith), David , Moore (Brian), Rachel Jack, Missy Clark (Jerry), Julie Johnston (Rob- ert), Kim Collins (Alfred). The names are in approximate order of pick-up. Osborne Picnic At Tiverton . On Sunday, June 26th,- the annual Osborne picnic was held at the Tiverton Community Centre with 95 people signing the register. During the afternoon the com- mittee in charge had games for both thechildren and adults, which were a lot of fun. We were favoured with some music, by the Wagner family of ,Woodstock, which was much enjoyed. After the singing of 'grace, the crowd enjoyed a delicious smorgas- bord style supper. Earl Hyde conducted the busi- ness, and after a "word of welcome", a minute of silence was observed for the following people who had passed away since the last picnic, Mrs. Gertie Wrightson. Mr. Lawrence Bonnett, Mrs. Susie Atkinson and Mrs.. Sarah Osborne. The same committee is to take charge of next year's picnic which will be held at the same place and same time, Tiverton Community Centre. on the last Sunday in June. Mrs. Mildred Johnson was made Honourary President as she was one of the people to get this picnic started back in 1970. The following prizes were given out - girl under 12 years with the longest hair, Shelley Wagner; boy under 12 years with oldest thing in pocket. wheel weight, Rodger Schnittler; couple with wedding anniversary closest to June 26, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Ferguson; oldest person present, George Osborne, 89 years; person coming longest distance, Jack Chesson, Pembroke; • ones with largest family present, including grandchildren, Gerald and Eileen Wagner, 18 members; lucky chair, Eileen Wagner. After the business, the tables were cleared and people visited and are looking forward to another good picnic next year. South' Kinloss Presbyterian Church, decorated with baskets of spring flowers, was the setting for the marriage of Ardonna. Elaine MacIntyre and James Donald Symes on Saturday, May 7th' at 4 p.m. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. MacIntyre of Lucknow. The groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. William Albert, Symes of Campbellford. Rev. Robert Armstrong of Wingham officiated. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a white Victorian styled gown with matching white hat and parasol with cascade of yellow roses and daisies. Matron of honour was Barbara Pratt of Hamilton, sister of the bride. Bridesmaids were .Lori Symes, niece of the groom; Sheila and Jo-Ann Maclntyre, both of Lucknow and sisters of the bride. Their dresses were Victorian style Monster IPM '78 Beef Barbecue and Dance f Clinton Community Centre Thursday, July 14 Barbecue 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Dance from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Ian Wilbee Orchestra Tickets include Barbecue and Dance Adults $6.00 per person Children (Under 12) $3.00 The Barbecue Team of Campbell & Cardiff will cater. • Tickets available at: ADVANCE-TIMES, Wingham; AGRICULTURAL OFFICE, Clinton; HURON EXPOSITOR, Searorth; AGRIPRESS CAN- ADA, Hensall; LARRY SNIDER MOTORS, Exeter; HURON COUNTY MUSEUM, Goderich; or from any IPM '78 executive member in your community. GET YOUR TICKETS NOW. DON'T GO HUNGRY JULY 1'4I • in robin egg blue with matching hats and parasols. Lisa Koyle,' niece of the bride of Lucknow, was flower girl. She wore a blue print eyelet dress with blue trim and carried a basket of assorted spring flowers. Scott Koyle of Lucknow nephew of tht, bride was ring bearer. George Thompson of Campbell- ford was groomsman. Ushers were Bob Symes, brother of the groom; Mike Lucas, brother- in-law of the groom and Randy Guay. Mrs. Leonard Clarke of R. R. 5 . Lucknow was organist. Soloist was Mrs. June Hagerman of Campbell- ford who sang "Why Me Lord" and "0 Perfect Love". A reception followed in the . Lucknow Legion Hall with music by' Mandrake of Waterloo. The couple are residing in Lucknow. THANK YOU to the people of HolyrOod and District for the support and encouragement they have given us while in business at Holyrood General Store. We hope you will give the new owners, Winston and Karen Allen, the same support and welcome that we have felt in Holyrood. Donald & Dorothy Murray and Family On Sunday, June 26, Gail and Ivan Cranston and Danielle of Lucknow attended the baptismal service for Michael David and Jennifer Louise, son and daughter of Wayne and Arlene Jamieson of Walkerton, at Knox Presbyterian Church. Also 'attending were the great grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Jamieson of Goderich; grandparents, • Ross and Joyce Plant of London; Stuart and Pearl Jamieson of Wiarton; Dianne and Art Short, Leanne and Alechia of Ingersoll; Cathy Jamieson of Kitch- ener; Glenda Jamieson and Greg Jackson of Wiarton; Sylvia Kam- ann of London and Tom and Sylvia Harvey of Hanover. Andrew Scott of Lucknow won $100 in the Wintario draw last week. Harold Gardner returned to Hamilton after visiting for a week in the Lucknow area. Mrs. Howard Clark, Owen Sound, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Houston, Lucknow, for a few days last week. Mrs. Verna Elphick and Mrs. Harvey Houston attended the 65th anniversary of Pinkerton Women's Institute, at Bradley , Community Centre on Wednesday evening, June '22nd. The ladies are former members. They were accompanied by Mrs. Fred Gilchrist and. Mrs. Howard Clark.