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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1988-06-29, Page 11Congrats to grads Congratulations o all those from the community that duated from college, university, high school and yes, even those from public school entering high school. May you have a good summer and the best of luck as you start into the working world. • The kids are out of school, so motorists watch out for children and children watch out for those cars and trucks. Frank and Muriel MacKenzie were host to a social evening for Lorne and Anita Sparks. Friends and neighbours surprised them and presented them with a going - away gift. The evening was filled with musical talent and everyone enjoyed themselves. Mr. and Mrs. Sparks and Pat are moving to Kitchener. Their many OUTH KINLOSS by Ruth Buchmeier talents will be greatly missed in our community. Brian and Alice Doelman were happy to have their daughter Margaret and Chuck McMann and family of Montreal visit with them last week. Ira and Elizabeth Dickie attended the wedding of Ira's niece in Ohio on the weekend. Jack and Blanche Needham enjoyed a cruise on the Rideau Canal last week. During the severe electrical storm on Tuesday night - last week, we were so sorry to learn that the barn and shed was struck by lightning north of Kinloss. The buildings and contents are owned by Mrs. Florence Hodgins, sons Charlie and Tom. Fortunately, the home was saved. Some of us have known Florence for years and we are so sorry. Her son Bill and Bev Hodgins and family are in ourneighbouring area. Pastor and Mrs. Christensen event to Milton on Wednesday to their grand- daughter Janine's 15th birthday dinner and left here on Thursday to attend a friend's wedding at Pembroke, Ont. They will return home on Saturday. Mrs. Bill Burt of Kincardine (formerly of here) was a few days in Owen . Sound hospital having surgeryon her eye. All our best, Bernice. Some from our area enjoyed the Strawberry Supper at •the Lucknow Presbyterian Church on Wednesday even- ing. It was a delicious meal and great to meet with old friends. Terry Stanley accompanied his father Kby May Boyle INLOUGH Leonard to Calgary. They left Friday. Mrs. Kay Thacker, Mr. and Mrs. Eric Thacker, Tara, Lucas and Alicia attended the Thacker reunion at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Thacker at Kitchener on Sunday. David Bushell of Ottawa visited for a few days with his grandfather Edbert Bushell. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scott of Ripley visited on Sunday evening with Edna and May Boyle. Folks from here attended the graduation at Lucknow Public School on Thursday evening. Congratulations to all. A farewell social evening was held on Friday evening at the Kinloss Community Centre for Mr. and Mrs. Bevan Stanley, Michael and Teresa who are moving from Kinlough to Mississauga. We do wish them well and will miss them from our neighbourhood. Pine River UCS meets The June meeting of Pine River UCW was held June 14 at the church. Betty Jones, president, opened the meeting with a reading and led in prayer. Roll call was answered by 16 ladies nam- ing a country of Africa. The minutes and treasurer's report was read. Margaret Ferguson gave a report on the UCW Presbytery held in Hamilton. Norma Humphrey and Muriel Courtney *HIRE The Canada Employment Centre for Students would like to remind the farmers of the Lucknow area that we have numerous students who are interested in farm labour. If you are picking stones or fixing fences or haying we have students to help you. To place a job order simply call the centre and we'll find you as many students as you need. It is often very helpful if you can meet then led in a hymn, followed by Norma giv- ing the scripture reading and Muriel reading a pertinent script. A film on farm life in South Africa, centered on the lives of women living there, was viewed. Most of the men are away working in the cities or in the mines. The meeting closed with a hymn and a social time. the students at a designated place such as our centre and transport them to your farm. If not, we have students on our files who have vehicles, and many parents will transport their children to the job site. Simply tell us what the job is, and any qualifications that the students must have, and we'll do the rest. Call 396-9153 and hire a student today! Thanks to the Lucknow Sentinel for sponsoring this column. HELD OVER -2nd WEEK FRI. - THURS.. JULY 1 - 7 FRI. 8E SAT. 7 8E 9 P.M. SUN. - THURS. 8 P.M. 101 WORLD'S FAVORITE ADVENTURER IS BACK FOR MORE, MUCH MOM PAUL HOGAN Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, June 29, 1988 -Page 11 WARD MALLETTE CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS offering a • full range of accounting, auditing, income tax, computer & management services Hanover Walkerton 'Mount Forest W. J. Aldersley, FCA B.F. Thomson, FCA K. L. Drier, CA L. H. Vollett, CA R. J. 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