The Lucknow Sentinel, 1983-08-03, Page 6Kinlough news
Returns home from hospital
by May Boyle --
Mrs. William E. Haldenby
returned home from
Wingham and District
Hospital after being a pa-
tient for several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Midford
Wall, concession 10, visited
on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Alex Hackett in Ashfield.
Visitors during the week
and on Sunday with Edna
and May Boyle were Laurine
Wright of MacIntosh and her
daughter, Winona Thompson
of Wingham and their
cousin, Wendy Boyle of
Regina, Saskatchewan;
Helen Cole of Sarnia and her
father, Harry Cole of Ex-
eter, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Scott, Mrs. Elizabeth Fair
and Mary MacDonald of
Ripley, and Norma Coutts of
Wingham.
Leonard and Terry
Stanley of here and his
father, Ezra Stanley of
Lucknow went to visit
Detroit relatives at the
weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. George Burt
I and family of Toronto spent
the holiday here with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Burt.
Some from our area at-
tended the beef producers
barbecue at the Chesley
Community Centre on
Wednesday night.
Mrs. Bob Brooks of
Listowel spent an afternoon
with her aunt, Mrs. John
Barr.
Betty Hamilton of St.
Catharines visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Barr.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Bushell
spent a few days at
Bracebridge with Mr. and
Mrs. Kurt Nielsen and Mat-
thew.
Ashfield WMS enjoy
summer picnic
The July meeting of the
Ashfield W.M.S. was held at
the home of Mrs. Grant Far-
rish. Mrs. Farrish welcomed
the children of the Sunday
School, members of the con-
gregation and W.M.S. to the
meeting which took the form
of a picnic.
The program was opened
with a call to worship by
Mrs. Farrish and she chose a
devotional based on the
fourth commandment,
"Honour thy father and
mother."
The offering was received
and Mrs. Cameron Cook
gave the offertory prayer.
Mrs. Henry MacKenzie
conducted the business por-
tion of the meeting. Roll call
was to name a favorite
hymn.
Mrs. Cameron Cook closed
the meeting with prayer.
Mrs. Allan MacDonald,
Mrs. Jim MacKenzie, Mrs.
Cameron Cook and Mrs.
Grant Farrish conducted
games for the children and
everyone enjoyed a singsong
with Mrs. Allan MacDonald
accompanying on the guitar.
Mrs. Allan MacDonald sang
Thank God for Kids.
A lovely picnic supper was
enjoyed by all those present.
Friends from here attend-
ed the McConnell -Nicholson
wedding at the Kinlough
Presbyterian Church on
Saturday evening followed
by the reception at the Kin-
cardine Complex. We extend
Congratulations to the
newlyweds.
Mrs. Ray Campbell -
Rogers and girls, Allison and
Jessica of Beaverton visited
on Saturday with Mrs. Frank
Maulden and Keith.
Mrs. Leonard Stanley
visited on Sunday with Mar-
retta Hodgins and Darryl.
The Holyrood Women's
Institute took their annual
trip to the Blyth Festival on
Wednesday evening to see
the play, My Wild Irish Rose.
Dates
Available
Lucknow &
District
Community
Centre
FRIDAY. Al (;. 5th
kr%in Netterfield and
Polly Pollen
SAT('RDA1 . AUG. 6th
Walter Ostanrk
SATI:RDAti , AUG. 13th
Randy Maize and
Patricia Helesir
OPEN DATES
A%`A11ABLE
August
Friday 12
Friday 19
(.ALL THIS NUMBER
BETWEEN
9:00 a.m. AND 6:IN0 p.m.
ONLY
528-3532
DUNGANNON AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
Dungannon Fair Parade Entry Form - Aug. 20, 1983
Class of Entry: (check one)
1. Floats: 1st prize -'30.00, 2nd prize -'15.00
3rd prize -'10.00
2. Most Original:
1st prize -'25.00. 2nd prize -'15.00
3rd prize -'10.00
3. Special Mention: 83.00
4. Pre-school
a) Best dressed Rider & Vehicle
b) Best dressed Child - 1st prize '2.50
2nd prize -'2.00, 3rd prize -'1.00
5. Public School
a) Best -dressed Rider & Vehicle
b) Best -dressed Child - 1st prize -'2.50
2nd prize -'2.00. 3rd prize -'1.00
6. Best Organization or Club:
1st prize - '25.00
2nd prize -'15.00, 3rd prize -'10.00
7. Best Vintage Vehicle
1st prize -'15.00, 2nd prize -'10.00,
3rd prize -'5.00
Name of Entrant:
Name of Contact Person:
Address: _
Phone Number:
Conditions of Entry:
Top of form sent to: JACK CAESAR, DUNGANNON, ONT.
Registration Deadline: Aug. 15, 1983
Parade position and number allotted between 10:30 a.m. - 11:45 a.m. at Dungannon
United Church.
Parade to start: 12 NOON, AUGUST 20TH, 1983
Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, August 3, 1983—Page 6
Competes in demolition derby.
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travel and tourism, but felt that jobs were
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After completing high school at Central
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classmates, she was encouraged and
assisted by her teachers.
In fact she has received a great deal of
support from family, friends and employers
as she strives to be better at her job.
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