The Lucknow Sentinel, 1990-08-15, Page 20.;)
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New face at Umbachs
If you have noticed a new face
behind' the pharmitey +counter at
umbach's it is Mary Dopfer of
Goderich.who is ymPlerg
dEe:
full time Pitillinkictit
W Mary. we hope you enjoy
w ; m Lucknow and getting to
know our area resident*.
Recent visitors with Bill and
Dorothy Johnston of the village
were their son Mani and his 'Wife
Birgit and their eight children, and
daughter Margaret and her husband'
Al, and their two children. The
family was home to attend the
MacDonald Node..
Sentinel employee Phyllis Mat-
thews enjoyed a week's vacation
last week, when along with Jan
Hayes they spent sometime in
Tobermory getting back to nature.
Later in the week Phyllis and some
friends went horseback riding, after
promising G.M. Pat at the Sentinel
that she would not fall off the horse
bringing about an extended holiday,
Ruth King and Betty O'Donnell
rearmed recently from a guided tour
of Europe. They noted the fenee.d.
in. protected .forests in most
countries with all brush cleared out,
allowing sunshine to filter in,
keeping the trees largeand healthy. „
Lack of graffiti on city buildings
speaks louder than words in favour
Of their youth. A family from India,
now') living in Simms sat beside
Betty on the plane. Their son at-
tends school with Betty's grandson.
A small world, isn't it?,. The ladies'
„had a great trip, -
• There have been several visitors
in this area over the last few weeks.
Brian, Janice, Travis, Cailyn and
Megan Remington have rewired to
Griffin; Georgia after visiting
relatives and friends in the Luck -
now and Kincardine areas,
Joanne and Rod McFarlane of
Brampton spent the holiday
weekend at Ambeiley Beach with
her mother, Margaret Thompson.
Lindsey and Megan, 'who had
visited with their grandmother the
previous week at the beach,
returned home with thein. '
Bud (Earl) and Mona Crowston of
Lytton, B.C., are spending two
weeks visiting with his mother,
Clara Crowston and other relatives
and friends.
Dien and August Lemoine had
their son, Barry, Mary and two
children from Gloucester, near
You Fiud It AL..
IOCKNOW
may Mildred Woe
IMMOIRIMIMMIRINMORRIRIMMOOMMIMMIll
Ottawa, for a few days last we*,
Visitors On the long weekend with
Bill Dotothy, David and Jessie
Johnston were LK. and Cheri Ag-
new, Livonia; Doug and Sue Ag
new, Ann Arbor; Bob, Mary,
Bethany and Eric Milan& Lak
evilla, IllinoiS; David, Sueand Amy
Agnew, Elmhurst, Ill; At Margot
Brandon and Karlee Mae Storey,
New Market; Aaron, Shawn, Jesse
and Leah Mae Collingwood; Thain,
Birgit, Odessa, Celine,
Andreas, St, Catharines; Jim, Ca
and Ryon Robson, Grosse Point;
Sally and Louise MacDonald, Point
Clark; Rod and Anne MacDonald,
• Strathroy; _Ken and Mad Mac.
Donald, Ripley; Art and Ardonna
Legrand, Teeswater and Walter,
Jane. Sally and Bridget Murray,
Detroit.
• A large number attended the open
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Cunt HawlY (seated) Madly celebrated her 103rd birthday.
Cora is the great, great grandmother of Robert Eighth son of
Joan and Paul Finlay of Lucknow. The five generations includes
great granddaughter, Joan Finlay; daughter, Mabel kenurtnia;
grandson, Gary LeCourtois; Mrs. Hawley and wee great, great
grandson, Robert Finlay.
LIFE HAS A "VAY-0
house in honour in elisofll
Parish theStili
afternoon twins, - ower.of sofwaing. our judgements- as
Olive Irwin and Vi Stanley, as they we grow
celebrated their, 85th birthdays. . welling men in spite of their
Congnitulations.
Mrs. Rod MacLeod of Misis- birth'
sauga, her daughter, Kathy
granddaughter, who arere home from e've9ftuatibnny• the the° to
ug
England for three weeks, visited
several friends around Lucknow on _ of illoorog so many contem
'Saturday, that they knew when Rev.
MacLeod was minister in the Pres- ruaga,
hiteriati Churches of lucknow and- Of all
South Kinloss.ying itself on the side o
truth.
Sympathyis extended to Irene
Hodgins in the passing, of her sister,
Vera Marsh, of Wingham. '
Buffalo woman returns
to -Lucknow for visit
Professor Donald Robinson, of shiser, one of the pitchers for the
Ashfield, Mass., and his mother, Los Angeles Dodgers.-
Marion/tohinson Of Buffalo, visited Her sister's picture (the late
in Lucknow over last weekend, It Isobel Meintosh) is in the Lucknow
was the occasion of Mrs. Robin- Presbyterian Church, as a mis-
son's 88th birthday and her son sionary from that church to China.
brought her back to Lucknow as ' They were first cousins of the late
she had not been in the village Hugh MantoSh (grandfather of Bob
since she was five years old. MacKenzie).
Her mother moved to Toronto as While in town. the Robinsons
a young girl and later moved ID stayed at the bed and breakfast
Buffalo, where she married the tate home of Joan Martin and visited
Orel Hershiser, and incidentally the with Bob and Isabelle MacKenzie
great grandmother of Orel Her- at Amberley,Beach.
- °f veryless,
a cuseertaintYPesuc-
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B IFITHS
Carruthers . Boyd and Kathy of
R. 3, Ripley ere pleased to en -
pounce the bkdi of their son, Chad
nn Aitgata 7, 1990, a wee
brother for Regan stel Aahley.
EaPPY are Grace
Caruthers Stewart and lore
EurrelL
Carrkk . Ronnie and Charlene
(Elphick) are pleased to announce
the birth of their first child, it son,
Travis William, born on July 17,
1990 in St. josePh's Hospital, Lon-
don. Proud 'grandparents are Ken
and Joyce Elphick of Narrow and
Marg and Don Catriek of Goderich.
Great grandmothers are 'Verna
Elphick and Tillie Hackett, both of
Lucknow.
Linde - Otto and Donna of
Lucknow are delighted with the
safe arrival of their son, Derek
Robert, on July 30, 1990, in
Winglitan and District Hospital,
weighing 6 lbs. 15 oz. Derek is a
wee' brother for Travis and Ryan.
Happy grandparents are Haroldand
Betty Humphrey of Lucknow and,.
Fred and Linda Linde or
Kincardine. Great grandmother is
Isabel England of Lucknow.
McKay Hartin
Marriage vows were exchanged
on Saturday, June 23,1990 at- 4
p.m. by Karen Jeati Hartin and
David Shawn McKay, in the
presence of family and Mends at
the Lucknow United Church.
Rev. Gerald McFarlane officiated
for the double ring ceremony,
with Marilyn Carruthers
Providing organ music. Patents of
the bride are Josie Lindsay of
Lucknow and Walter lLindsity of
Thunder Bay. The groom is e
son of Marjorie McKay of Win-
gham and the late David McKay,
of Winthrop. Maid Ofhonour was
Chris Ravish of Lucknow.
Rower girls were Angela and
Lisa Hartin. Best man was
Robert Wharton of Exeter and
guests were ushered by the
bride's brother, Kyle UMW, -
Following the ceremony a recep-
tion was held at the Maitland
C CI b in 'God rkh The
couple honeymooned at Mackinac
Island and are residing in Luck -
now.
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FRASERVALE ABC\ •
Fish and Chips Powdered Detergent
500 g
WESTON'S
Flakes of Meat
Turkey -Ha
(33% Less
Salt)
184g.
FIBRE.GOODNESS
Bread
White
or
Whole Wheat
PRODUCT OF ONTARIO
Apples
PRODUCT OF.ONTARIO PRODUCT OF ONTARIO
Field Tomatoes Green Peppers
PRODUCT OF ONTARIO
2 Lb.,
Rag