The Lucknow Sentinel, 1985-06-05, Page 7Dear Editor:
Cancer researchers across the country
received $22 milligh in awards from the
Ntionai Cancer Institute of Canada. The
majority of theseunds are raised during
the Canadian Cancer Society's annual
April campaign.
Research is only one of the many areas
that are supported by the money raised by
the willing volunteers and the generous
support of the Canadian people.
Locally, the campaign was an
outstanding success 'with $4,388.70 .col-
lected. The Lucknow area includes the
districts canvassed by the Women's In-
stitutes of Reid's Corners, Holyrood and
Kairshea. Many thanks are extended to all
those who participated in the 1985 cam-
paign.
Those .who participated were: Reid's
Corners: M. Haswell, Elm MacDonald,
Myrtle Ferguson, Janette Bale, Kathy
Lee, Nancy Campbell, Mary Anne Coiling,
Nancy Kelly,. Susan -Marshall, Evelyn
Elliott, Irene Emmerton, Marion Cliffe, C.
Humphrey, Margaret Reid, D. M. Coles,
Rorrie Ehnes, Shirley Lowry. Holyrood:
Wilma Elliot, Myrtle Percy, L. MacPher-
son, Grace Eckensweiller, Doris Eadie,
Joan Murray, Mrs. Frank Maulden. Kafir-
shea: Mary Lavis, Hannah .
Hartemink, June Gilchrist, Sharon Mac-
Dougall, Alice. Doelman, Elizabeth
Dickie, Wilma Clark, Muriel MacKenzie,
LL„ Rena Forster. 'Highway 86 East: Shirley
Brooks. ,Highway 86 West: Freda Button.
Senior Citizens Apt:: Belle . Mole.
Lucknow: Team Captains - Vernon
Hunter, ._S. lirley Bolt, Jane Treleaven,
Marg Stanley, Beatty .Irwin, Lloya
Nicholson and Ruth Thompson. Can-
vassers: Ross Cummings, William -,Ross,.
Joanne Weber, Violet Thompson, Kathleen
MacDonald, Alex Andrew, Allene Bradley,
Elizabeth Finlayson, Anna Johnstone,
Grace Elliott, Rhea Whitby, Art Gilmore,
Nancy' Hamilton, Betty McInnes, Mary
Boyle, Sandy McLeod, Dorothy Hamilton,
Susan Boyd, Joni Dalton, ,Kathleen .Col-
lyer, Harry Lavis, M. McMurray, Edna
MacDonald, Tena Gardner, Sherri Irwin,.
Dorothy Bain, Barb Ross, Lorna Gnay,
Jim McNaughton, Julie Nicholson, Ann
Stanley, Greta Johnston, Margaret
Hamilton, Catherine McIntosh, Lynne
Mann.
Thanks once again to all our willing
volunteers and to all those who generously
gave their support to make it possible for
our 1985 campaign to be a real success.
Mildred Loree,
Anna Kreutzweiser
Incknow Sentinel, Wednesday, June 5, 1985—Page 7 '
Bank Montreal.
The "Asst of Canadian Bank
ANN / UNC MENT
Dear editor:
The Canadian Cancer Society Canvass for
funds has been completed in Ashfield
Township with a total of $2182.20.
Team captains were: Ken Scott, Rita
Tigert, Eileen Wilson and Rita Howard.
Canvassing were: Helen Nicholson, San-
dra D'Aoust, Kathy Olson, Marie Park,
Wayne Snider, Karen Roberts, Michelle
Brindley, Yvonne Dougherty, ' Bessie
Bellanger, Denise Dalton, Darlene Bower, •
Ron Hodges, Rita Tigert, Marie Miltenburg,
Jackie Van Osch, Jennifer Miltenburg, Kit -
tie Anderson, Emily Drennan, Isabel
Hunter, Peter VanDyke, Cyril Austin,.
Finlay MacDonald, Yvonne Sinnet, Eileen
Wilson and Elaine Collins.
Mr. Mel Farnsworth of the Goder4ch Unit
extends his appreciation and thanks to all
the canvassers, team captains and donors
for the fine response in Ashfield Township.
Rita Howard
RR 7 Lucknow, Ontario.
Visitors from Colorado
On Sunday, Gordon, Nora and Glen Robb
vis4ed in Lion's Head with, Edwin and
lanic McClutcheon and family.
Charles and Mayme Wilkins attended the
annual Johnstone reunion held at Brookside
Public School.
On Wednesday, Shirley Irvin and girls.
along with her mother Nora Robb visited
Bob, Sandra and Heather Darling in
Hanover.
Weekend visitors with Dorothy ( D.A. )
MacLennan were her daughter Margaret
( Peggy) Heffernan and her sister Katie
Sutherland both of London.
• Mr. and Mrs. Art Mathewman have their
son Doug of Vancouver. B.C. home tor a cou-
ple of weeks. On the weekend they are plan-
ning to visit Terry, Margo, Jamie and Beau
Pettis in Sudbury.
Recent visitors with Ewen and Marj
MacLean were Mr. and Mrs. Allen MacLean
of Collingwood.
Florence MacLennan of Kitchener visited
for a couple of days with her mother. Rhetta
MacLennan.
Visiting with Elmer and Edna Culbert for
a couple of days was Edna's brother and
sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Matheson
')f Colorado Springs, Colorado.
Julie MacDonald, daughter of George and
Andrea MacDonald, gave a piano recital in
Ripley Wednesday evening.
Sow love, and taste its fruitage pure:
Sow peace; and reap its.harvest bright :
Sow sunbeams on the rock and moor.
And find a harvest -home of light.
Area residents attend 50thanniversary
celebration in Georgetown
bar Betty Alto 1 e
Bernice Kemp hosted a family card party
on Friday evening to celebrate her
mother's, Martha Livingston's birthday.
Those attending were Adele Westlake and
Dorothy Beamish of Brampton, Cliff, Joan,
-Lea Anne and Terry Livingston; Harvey.
Pat and Kirk Livingston and Bea, Gord and
Gail Kemp.
Hary and Pat Livingston were guests of
Tom and Joan Helm at Lions Ladies night
on the weekend.
Paul Kuipers of Georgetown is presently
working with Hary Livingston on the farm.
Pat. and Kirk•Livingston and Paul Kuipers
attended the 50th wedding anniversary of
their grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Kuipers on May 25. The special celebration
was held at Pat and Paul's nal ents, Mr. and
Mrs. Khein Kuipers of Georgetown. Mr. and
Mts. Kuipers' received a plaque from
'Premier Miller and a letter of congratula-
tions from the Dutch embassy. Mr. Kuipers
has been hospitalized for some time now.
however he was able to be out for the day
and enjoy the company of his family all
gathered together. A daughter, Ann Charles
and her children, Philip and Martin were
able to come home frot'n Newfoundland for
the week.
Herb and Marie Wilkins visited with her
sister Betty ' and Stan Fenner in Niagara
Falls for the weekend.
Rev. and Mrs. Scott attended the London
Conference . of United Church of Canada in
Leamington on Friday and Saturday. Dar;
rell and Ian visited with Frank and Loreen
Alton while their parents were away.
Get well wishes go to Larry Campbell, and
Cliff Kilpatrick at Wingham and District
Hospital and to Elaine Irwin at University
Hospital.
Congratulations to Dale and Wendy Irvin
and Garrett, in Waterloo, on the birth of
their new baby boy.
Frank and Mary Glenn of Lucknow visited
on Sunday with Hugh and Dolly Menary.
John Pollard has been appointed COMMERCIAL ACCOUNT MANAGER at the
Bank of Montreal for the Lucknow -Kincardine area.
R.J. (Bob) Zettler, Senior Commercial Banking Manager for the Bank of Montreal
made the announcement recently. Mr. Pollard began his new position May 21/85.
John brings with him substantial banking experience, the last eight years in
commercial agricultural banking in Southwestern Ontario.
John was born in Kincardine and his wife Joan (nee MacKenzie) grew up in
Lucknow and they look forward to moving back to the area.
In recognition of the Lucknow-Kincardine area being an important Agricultural &
Commercial District for the Bank of Montreal, Bob Zettler also announced the
appointment of John Cutting as Manager Commercial Banking for. the Lucknow-
Wingham-Kincardine area. John was formerly the Branch Manager of Kincardine
Branch for 13 years, and brings with him 26 years of banking experience.
He will be moving his family back to Kincardine and will be spending part of his
time in Lucknow. These appointments are further evidence of the Bank of Mon-
treal's commitment to provide strong professional service to their commercial and
agricultural customers in the area.
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