The Lucknow Sentinel, 1982-10-06, Page 11community news
Luclaiow Sentinel, Wednesdi;*, October 6, '1982—Page 10
Attend :111:4cD0 itaid annitersary.
• By Kae Webster
Visiting on the weekend
with Finlay and Margie Mac-
Donald and also George,
Andrea, Julie and hfic.hael
MacDonald on the occasion
of Finlay and Margle's thir-
ty-fiftli wedding anniversary
were Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Murray and two children
from Detroit; Mr. and Mrs.'
James Halsey and two boys, -
from Detroit; Mr. and Mrs.
Don McKinnon and two
children of Paris, Ontario;
Kathie Robson of Detroit;
Mr. -and Mrs. Jim Malerun of
Detroit; Mr. ind Mrs. Wil-
liam Coburn of Detroit; M.
Jim Coburn of Roseville,
Michigan and Mary Edith
lIirkhaug of Chicago, Illinois.
They attended the -aniliVer-
sary reception in Lucknow at
the Community Centre Fri-
day,September 24 and on
Saturday the visitors took in
s, the Ripley Fair.
• Russell MacDonaM, son of
David MacDonald, is hosiiit
axed in a London hospital
and hopes to be released
very shortly.
• Rhetta. MacLennan has
had her sen and daughter-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
^MacLennan of Stratford stay-
ing with her this put week.
When talking to Mrs.
Oliver of Kincar-
dine it was discovered that
Marion and Oliver were off
on it nineteen day tour of
Eastern Canada and New-
folindlatat They spent four
'days On the island province.
They had two days in St:
Johns, the provincial capital.
They Visited the provhicial
park at Cornerville, one of
the most beautiful provincial
parks in Canada. Here,,there
were all kinds of animals at
large and the flowers were
beautiful. They boarded a
ship at Port of Bath which
took them down to Maine,
and on to New Hampshire
and Vermont and home by
the way of Lake Placid, home
of the 1982 winter games.
The colours throughout all of
their trip were gorgeous, the
weather was. ideal. The blue-
berries were ripe when they
were in Newfoundtande Mar-
ion said it was all just
wonderful.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Wilkins and Mr. and Mrs.
Herb Wilkins left on Friday
for Sudbury. There they will
be staying with Ken and Lou
Weaver and later will attend
the wedding of Jun Weaver
and will arrive home Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Ross Calvert of Sar-
nia visited with hersister and
brother-in-law, Ewan and
• Marj MacLean recently.
• Visiting for a couple of
days with • Charles. and,
Mayme Wilkins were cousins
of Mayme, Earl and Marj
Blakely of Regina, Saskatch
ewan.
Some of the local people
who attended the ploughing
match at Lucan are George,
Andrea and Finlay Mac-
Donald, Charles, Herb and
Kenny Wilkins and Alex
West, Pat and Hob Courtney.
Happy birthday to Belle
MacKinnon • of Pinecrest
Manor Nursing Home on the
occasion of her 93rd birth-
day.
Kenny Finlayson, son of
Mrs. Dorothy Finlayson, is
• now taking .a twelve month
course in computer program-
ing at the George Brown
College in Toronto. Go,od
luck, Kenny.
• On the weekend Mr. and
Mrs. Art Mafthewamn at-
tended the 40th graduation,
luncheon at the General Hos-
pital in. Chatham, for the
• graduates of the 1942 class.
Babies are baptied at Trinity • United
By Betty Ritelde and visited with their famil: money for a picture from her and her niece, Diane and
ies afterwardformer neighbours and Barry Hackett attended the
Baptism service was held Evelyn and D. A. Hackett friendawedding of Lois' nephew,
at Trinity Church Sunday attended the 100th anniver- David Adamson, Torpid° to
morning when Rev. Arthur sary Iservice at Calvin -Brick Chester and Bell Hackett Elaine Tonge at SOPeter's
Scott baptized Dennis Jam- United 'Church on Sunday and his father, Cliff and Church, Mississauga, on Sat-
es, um of Steve and Ann when Rev. Robert Currie of Ruby Hackett of Goderich urday, September 25. They
Andrew; Mel Jordan, son of Owen Sound was guest visited on Sunday afternoon attended the reception at the
Jim and Nancy Farrish and speakerwith aiff's brother, Mel and Whippletree Room, West
Shawn Edward, son of Mel Former neighbour ladies Margaret Hackett of Port Point Motel, Etobicoke fol -
and Jayne Ritchie. Grand- visited Mrs. George Henry in Elgin. Mel and Margaret are lowing the ceremony. Larry
Parents of the babies and Goderich on Friday and had both feeling much better and Lois also visited ,with her
other family members at- lunch with her. They pres- now. brother, George Adamson
tended the church service ented her with a gift of tarry and Lois Campbell while they were in Toronto.
Purple
Grove
Helen Schmidt of Mildmay
visited over the week end
with Katherine Collins of
Purple Grove, attended the
• fair and visited Mks aroimd
the Grove.
Many from thecommunity
, attended the. Ploughing
Match at Lucan last week, it
was a beautiful .week for the
• Match. Maybe too nice since
some didn't get to the Match
because it was so nice out,
they stayed home to get their
fall work done.•
Purple Grove W.I. has ac-
cepted an invitation to at-
tend Silver Lake's 25th an-
niversary, Wednesday even-
• ing at Kinloss Community
" Centre. Due to this, the Oc-
tober meeting has been
• cancelled.• •
Sandra Forester and Don-
na Jean attended a shower
• for Marilyn Robertson .at
Donna Sutton's in Lucknow
one night last week. Sandra
' also attended a shower for
Lyme Elphick held at Gretie
Henderson's home in the
• Lucknow area.
Some from the Grove at-
tendedthe "Meet the
• Teacher" night. Thursday
•rank Maulden has been
in hospital a while now,
• Mr. and Mrs. Thompson
McPherson of Teeswater
visited Catherine Scott last
• Sunday. Gretie Walsh visited
Catherine on Wednesday.
Howard 'Thompson vent
!list week on the farm help-
• mg Bert with the fall work,
Wanda and Vidor Gawky,
Anne and Don McCosh and
Gladys Arnold went on the
Ripley Happy Hearts two
day btis trip to Gravenhurst
• lastFrklay and Saturday.
1982 •
hiday tit Saturday, October 8th & 9th
• GIANT PARADE -• 12 NOON • DURHAM DRUM •AND BUGLE
CORPS • HARNESS RACING • SADDLE HORSE SHOW • FAMILY
FUN DAY • WESTERN ONTARIO LOG SAWING ,CHAMPIONSHIP
• ARENA ENTERTAINMENT • LIVESTOCK, 4-H, & JR. POULTRY
SHOW. HAPPY LAND SHOW • ACRES OP EXHIBITS • GREASE()
POLE CONTEST • ENTERTAINMENT IN ARENA •
• Friday Evening
October ith
Viewing of Exhibits and conces-
sions (starting at 7 p.m.)
8:15 CONCERT- LOCAL ENT.
Judging of the Queen of the Fair
• Competition
• Official Opening of the Fair
Friday Night Admission
Adults $2.00 Students$1.00
• Children Free (12 and under]
• SATURDAY EVENING
• October 9th
Tiffin Orchestra t Adat
(In Community Centre]
Dunce. to "The Moraiw"
In Arena $5A°
%Cad illsenvood"$4.os
• Free Grandstand • Fun For The Entire Family
GROUNDS ADMISSION ON FAIR DAY
Adults $3.00 Students $150 (12 and over] Children .50c (under 12]
Pre- School Free Parking$1,00
ladtnow Presbyterian Church
It Is with humble thankfulness • to Almighty
God, through' His Son Jesus Christ that we
express our deep appreciation to each
member and friend of the congregation for
your wonderful support ,during the recent
campaIgn for funds.
May God bless each one of you.
Jas. R. Henderson,
Clerk of Session
Robt. Gilchrist, Chairman 11
Board of Managers.
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