The Lucknow Sentinel, 1978-01-04, Page 21• d+
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Langskie
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wightman •of
Belgrave held #heir family Christi ,
mas party in the Belgrave United
Church basethent on December
17 with 37 members of their
family present. Guests came from
Brampton,. Rexdale,. Guelph,
Wingham, Hanover and Luck -
now. Mrs. ,Wightman is the
former Jean Young of Langside.
Joanne Bongertman ' of Luck -
now • who, had. ' been visiting
relatives in Holland returned
home in time for., Christmas.
Robert Bregman who spent the
summer working on a dairy farm
out west returned home before
Christmas.
In a former paper when we
mentioned the girls who were_
enrolled in the 1st Holyrood Girl °
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL. LUcKNOW, ONTARIO
BY MRS. CLIFF YOUNG"
Guides, Heather Moulton's name
was. missing: Sorry Heather.
Mt., and. Mrs. Jim Young,
Marty, Jamie, Karen and Liane.
were Christmas dinner guests on
December. 25 at the hdme of Mr.
and Mrs. '.Bob Struthers, . Sharen
and Cindy,, Lucknow.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Young
-were dinner guests on December
25 with Mr.. and Ars. Len
Coughlin,- Kelly, Kinard Karey.
Christmas dinner guests with
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Young and
William on December 26 were
Mr. and Mrs: Jim Young,. Marty,
.Jamie, Karen and Liane', Russell
'Young, Ken Young and Russell
Springer.
Christmas dinner guests with
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Young of
KEMP'S GENERALSTORE
R.R. 7 Lucknow Lanes — Phone 529-7E48
Moms Soft Margarine
Ib..... 65c
Green Giant Corn. Niblets 12 oz. .. 49c
Swifts Corned Beef,
12 oz.....
115.
Do you know anyone here in Ontario who --through.
selflessness. humanity and kindness without expecting
anything in. return. -has made this a better province in
which to live''
That's the kind of person for whom the Ontario
Medal.forrGood Citizenship was established.
Recipients are seiected by an independent Advi-
sory Council of Ontario citizens whose honorary
chairman is the Lieutenant•Governor of the province.
Anyone may nominate a person for the Ontario
Medal. and iiomiriation forms are available by writing:
Executive Secretary
Adois'ory Council.
Ontario'MedaI for Good Citizenship
Queen's Park �"
• "Toronto. Ontario M7A 1A1
Making.a nomination isitself an act of appreciation
for good citizenship. All nominations should be received
by April. 15. 1978.
Onfa io .Medal for Good Cif ienship
Lucknow were Mr. and Mrs,
Robert Young, Beth, Jane and
Erin of Chesley,. Mr. and Mrs.
George Young, Heather, Bradley
and Cheryl of. Wingham, •Mrs.
Eugene Gardner, . Sandra, Greg
and Shelley of Lucknow,
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Moffat,
Bob and Donald were dinner.
guests on December 25 with Mr.
and Mrs. Don Stewart and family
of Te'swater. '
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Springer,
Leslie, Pam and Russ8ll .visited
with Mr. and,Mrs. Jim Young and:
family on Tuesday evening.
St. Helens
BY MRS. WAYNE TODD
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon McPher-
son enjoyed the following com-
pany for the Christmas holiday,,
"Marg Black, Dave, Kevin, and
Elizabeth,, Lucknow, Private Fred
Black of ,Wainwright, Alberta,
Mist Joan Currie, Kitchener,
Janet Nevery, Wingham, Sandy
Orion, Mrs: Ethel Rutherford and
Ross McPherson,, Lucknow.
'During the week they visited with
Mt. and Mrs:,,Fred.Th.om•pson of.
Caledon. z •
St. Helens W.I. will' hold' their
•meeting January 5 at 2 p.m. at
the hall. The roll call is Name one.
way in which . progress has
changed our lives.
Mrs. Brian Gammie': and boys
visited with MrS. Anna Rosen.-
hagen, Collingwood, - during the
'holiday'. week.
Christmas visitors at the home
of Isabel Miller were Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon • Maclntyre,Rich-
mond Hill, Mr -.---and Mrs. Ray
Laidlaw and family. of Wingham,
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Miller' and
Larry of London, Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh Todd and family, and Mr.
and Mrs, Wayne Todd and family
of St. Helens.
Margaret MacPherson, of . Lon-
don spent . the holiday week with
her parents •Mr. and Mrs. Bill
MacPherson.
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Wi D IESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1978 '
. Mr. and'Mrs. Clifford Young
received word of the .death of.
their niece, Mrs. Freda Glazier of
,"Oshawa, who passed • away on
December 28 after a lengthy .
illness. Freda was the daughter of '
Mr. and Mrs, Walter Richardson
and as a •girl lived on the farm
across from Graham Moffat now
owned .by Bill Bates. She attend-
ed_ Langside School.. Her husband
Mervyn-- was killed in a car
livet
Miss Nancy McGuire and Miss
Joyce Black returned to London
and Kitchener this .week. where
they attend University, after
spending their holidays with their
parents. • ...
Mr. and Mts. Warren Rich and
family pf Wingham visited on
Friday with Mrs. Oscar White
and Mr. and Mrs. Doug Moore
and family visited onf Monday.
`Mr. and Mrs. Jack McGuire
and family visited on Boxing Day
with Mr: and Mrs. Walter Black
and family. .: •
• Christmas Day visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Oeds Geertsma
were Mr. -and Mrs. Eldert
'Geertsma of .Lucknow' and Mr.
and Mrs. John . Geertsma and
family.
Dr. and Mrs. Milson of Toronto
visited on Saturday with Mr. and.
Mrs. Oeds Geertsma. m
The community ' extends, its
deepest sympathy to the family.
and friends of Mrs. Herb Huston
who passed «away Monday morn-
' ing at „the . Pinecrest Nursing
Horne in Lucknow.
Visiting over the holiday season
with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hamilton.
and . family were Mr. and Mrs.'
Paul Hamilton and family of
Hanover, Mr. Andy Hamilton,
Mrs. Norma McDonagh and Rod
accident, about eight- years ago,
She leaves two sons, Eric and
Cameron, both in Osliawa. the
funeral Was from Currie's Funeral
Horne Wingham on Saturday
with interment in Clinton Ceme-
tery. •.
Mr. and Mrs. • Len Coughlin,
Kelly, Kim and Karey left on
Wednesday to visit relatives ' in
Hamilton, They plan to stay till
New Years. •
•1 Piz
BY MRS. JACK IvMcGUIRE
of Lucknow, Mr. and Mrs. Russell -
Tout and Susan of „Kincardine,
and Mrs. Vera Blackwell of St.
Cat ?arines. •
" Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Black
were very happy when they
received_a.phone call. at Christ-
mas from their son Jim who is
presently in New Zealand. He °
reported lovely - warm weather
down there as - this is ' their
summertime:
Visiting during the holiday
season with Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Black• were Mr: and' Mrs. Bill
Black of London, Mr. David Black
of Vancouver and Miss • Joyce
Black of Kitchener. •
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Vansickle
. and ' children visited during
Christmas with their parents Mr.
and Mrs. Grant Vansickle and
family and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Munch, all of Cambridge.
Mrs. Oscar White spent Christ-
mas with Mr. and • Mrs. Doug
Moore and family of Ripley.
Mr. and Mrs. Ron -McGuire and
Christopher spent Christmas Day
with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Reeves,
and family of Ripley.
Mr. and Mrs. John Geertsma
and giris 'visited for a' few days
last week with Mr, and Mrs.
Murray Zinn. of Whitby.
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