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Lucknow Sentinel, 'Wednesday, August 4, 1982—Page 5
Whitechurch ladies aid does well at craft show•
By Valetta Emerson Lucknow Craft Festival
where they sold most of their
Rev. and Mrs, John Bell exhibits.
were in this community on . Mr. and Mrs. Bevin Tiffin
Friday and took in the craft held a very successful garage
show at Lucknow where Mr. sale on the weekend.
Bell won a draw. Rev. ,and During the holiday season,
Mrs. Bell were evening cal- Bill Pardon has been busy
lers on Mr. and Mrs. Victor making iniprovements at the
, Emerson. • • , manse. A new counter top
The Ladies Aid of Chaim- has been put in place, the
ers Church had a boeth at garage door has been paint-
• Maitland Authmity
has summer program
Once again, the Ex-
perience '82 -Program is in
full swing at the Maitland
Valley Conservation
Authority with headquarters
in Wroxeter. The summer
employment program at
Maitland Valley has been in
operation for 11 years. Its ob-
jectives are to provide sum-
mer work experience, for
• students in, the local area
and to give them some in-
sight into the workings of the
• Conservation Authority.
• This year, there are 15 peo-
ple participating in the Ex-
perience '82 Program.
Sherry Robertson of -
Bluevale, the program co-
ordinator, began her duties
on May 31. The Wroxeter
Field Crew? consisting of
eight students, began' en
June 27. They are David
• Bray, HarristOn; Cherie
Dwinnell, Teeswater; Mary
Ellen Gibson, Wroxeter;
Diane Hart, Wroxeter;
•Diane
Jones, Listowel; •
Nancy Kuenzig, Teeswater;
Shirley- Loree, Lucknow,
and Jeff Mulvey, Wroxeter.
This crew will be working
in a number of Conservation
Areas within the Watershed.
Working under the direction
of Raymond Gowdy and the
regular field staff, the crews
are presently thinning the
pine plantation at the Maple
Keys Sugar Bush. 'They have
also been at the Gailbraith
Conservation Area landseap-
ing canapsites.
Projects planned for the
summer include streambank
and erosion control, fisheries
and wildlife habitat im-
provements, forest manage-
ment, conservation • land
11.
management And heritage
conservation.
The Falls Reserve Con-
servation Area, just outside
•of Benrniller, also has four
students working under the
Experience Program. They
are Jane Coventry of Clinton
and Phil Brown, Mark
Crawford, and Janet Gard-
ner, all of Goderich.
In addition to the Wroxeter
and Falls Reserve field staff,
there are two post -secondary
school students hired under
an Experience sub -program.
Reg Whiten of Gorrie was
hired as the C9nservation
Services Technician and
Daryl Seip of Clifford Was
hired as the. Water
Resources Technician. 'They
are both involved with a
water quality study of two ,
sub -basins within the
Maitland Valley Watershed.
Besides the work schedule
planned for • the sumnier,
there are four days set aside
for educational purposes:
The first education day was
in the forzn of an orientation
training session. A first aid
• course constituted the se-
cond education day. In
August, there will be a joint
education day • in co- •
operation with Canada
World Youth and a group of
,students on exchange from
Sri Lanka. The final educa-
tion day will consist of a
weekend excursion along the
Bruce Trail. •
With an enthusiastic field
crew, •some interesting
education days and a wide
variety of conservation pro-
jects, a productive • Ex-
perience '82 Program can be
looked forward to.
Purple Grove
Visiting Sunday afternoon
• with Gladys Arnold were
:Olive Hughes of Goderich •
• and Edna Fowler of Ripley.
• Saturday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Francis•Boyle were
• Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bingham
of Sault Saint Mari'.
Following the 125th An-
niversary of the Church of
the Messiah, Kincardine, the ,
following people picnicked at
• the Boyle residence: Glee
and Ida Farrell, Ray Silva,
and David Farrell, Bessie,
•° Warren, and Gregg Farrell,
Mrs. Alberta Farrell, Ron,
•; Ann, Dale, and Jennifer
Alexander, and . Marilyn
Moffat.
Bonnie and. Corrine Boyle
• spent the long weekend in
Burke's Falls with their
• sister Kerry Boyle.
t,• Mr. and Mrs. Donald Reid
were visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Gaunt, Donnie
and Karen of Lucknow. •
Peter and Charlene
Mansfield from Barrie were
up this weekend to their
home on the boundary.
Ross, Lois and Ruth Ann
Durnin of Lucknow •were
Sunday evening visitors with
• Mr. and Mrs. Don Reid. •
Mr l and • Mrs. Donald
Robertson. visited Thursday
with Mr. and Mrs. Thompson
McPherson of Teeswater.
Visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Morley Scott this weekend
• was Deon Doupe of Millar -
ton.
Mrs. Roy Collins and Mrs.
Morley Scott travelled to
Bradford ' to a former
• teachers' reunion.
Tuesday • evening
Katherine Collins, Mr. and
Mrs. John Collins and Dawn,
visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Robertson.
• Quite a few from Purple
Grove were present at the
Beef Producer's Bar -B -Q at
Chesley on Wednesday. \
A number of Purple
Grover's were present at the
Colwell family reunion in
Kincardine • at the
Lansdown's Park, on Sunday
afternoon. •
Rodney Sutton has gone to
Ottawa for a week to visit his
Aunt, Jean Sutton.
ed and the front porch has
been covered with plywood,
ready for outdoor carpet.
The preacher at Chalmers
Presbyterian Church on Sun-
day where the United Church
congregation attended sem-
ice was Rev. Mills of Wing -
ham, and for Sunday, August
8, Mr. Robert Campbell will
be in charge lof the services.
Karen Beecroft spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Ronald Beecroft, • Kevin,
Heather and • Shannon of
Wingham.
Folks were busy on the
weekend attending the Turn -
berry 125th anniversary cele-
brations including dances at
Belmore Hall, a parade, tour-
naments and barbeques,
church anniversary services
and the school reunion at
Turnberry Central School. I
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Laid-
law, Michelle and Jason of
London visited Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Elliott
and Karen; Mrs. Elliott,
Wingham and Mr. and Mrs.
Barry Elliott and family.
Visitors on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Elliott.
and Karen were Mr. and
Mrs. Barry Elliott and family
and Mrs. Agnes Elliott,
Wingham and Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Laidlaw and - family,
London.
Mr. • and Mrs. Walter
Elliott and Karen and Mrs.
Agnes Elliott arrived home
after a two week vacation
visiting in the Jasper and
Banff areas. Mrs. Agnes
Elliott visited with cousins in
the prince Albert area.
• Mr. and Mrs, Tom Vannus
of London were Sunday visit-
ors with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Elroy Laidlaw.
Barry Tiffin and his friend,
Charles St. Piere of Toronto
visited last week with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan
Tiffin, of Wingham.
Joyce Tiffin of Toronto
spent the weekend with her
• parents, Mt. and Mrs. Dan
• Tiffin and on Monday Mr.
and Mrs. Tiffin returned to
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holiday.
Cecil de Boer who is in
Toronto for a course spent
the weekend with his par-
ents, Mr.and Mrs. John de
Bar, Eddie and Donald and
his wife and family.
• On Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
• John de Boer held a birthday
party for Eddie and Donald
to celebrate their birthdays.
Present for the occasion were
Mrs. Irene Nicholson, Erin
and Ryan of Strathroy; Mr.
and Mrs. John Jamieson,
Bobbie and Dale of Kurtz-
ville and Mr. and Mrs. Jim
de Boer, Matthew, Michael
and Alicia of Kinloss Town-
ship. •
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Laidlaw
and Kim visited Saturday
and Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Don Habkirk of Milton.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Vannus
of London visited Sunday
with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Elroy Laidlaw.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Rintoul
on Sunday attended •the
Charolais picnic at Moles-
wcirth while Kevin and Corey.
visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Rintoul.
• Roddy Inglis and daugh-
ter, Christine of Earlton
attended the parade in Wing -
ham with their 1912 Hudson
car. They visited their rela-
• tives here after the parade.
Little trends Keet is
spending a few holidays in
Toronto with her grandpar-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Adrian
Keet, formerly of White-
church.
Mr. and Mrs. Glover of
Sarnia visited Sunday with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Wallace Milligan.
Mrs. Carl Shack's mother
of Kitchener spent the week-
end holiday with her daugh-
ter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Shack.
• Little Michelle and Mich-
• ael Gutoskie of Kitchener are
• holidaying with their grand-
parents, Mr. and MTS. Bill
Rintoul.
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