The Lucknow Sentinel, 1984-09-26, Page 8L uckknow Sentinel, 'Wednesday,, September 20, 19g4. Page 8
Say farewell to former Tiinity neighbours
Former Trinity neighbours and friends
visited Alex and Ella Hacker in. Lucknow
Tuesday evening and, presented them with a
clock on behalf of the community.
Severalfamilies from •Trinity attended
the Anniversary at St. Helens on Sunday
morning where Rev. Stuart Miner of Exeter
was guest minister.
Relatives recently attended a shower in
the Lucknow Community Centre for Rena
Wild of ' Dorchester, an October bride-to-be
who is marrying Michael Hackett.
Elmer and Daisy Wall of Teeswater and
Clara Raynard .of Lucknow visited Harvey
and Betty Ritchie on Sunday. afternoon..
They also had a phone calk from Donna, of
TRINITY,
by Betty Ritchie
Red Deer, Alberta, where it. was 29° F. and
they had eight inches of snow.
Hattie (Nixon) Albertson of . Vancouver,.
B.C. is visiting Delbert and Wendy Nixon
and other Nixon relatives.
Cindy Nixon, daughter of Delbert and
Wendy Nixon, is taking a Business Course at
Fanshawe Colle$e.Shewas employed at the
Mayfair Restaurant this past summer.
Suzanne Kirkland, daughter of Betty and
ost French exchange student
Mr. and Mrs. George McBride are hosting Jack Needham Mr/ and Mrs. Allan
Francine Beautre of, Charlesbourg, Quebec • McDougall and fai'ly.
as a French exchange' student. This is called ' Wend Forster, .
the Ontario Quebec six month Student E - y daughter of he and Mrs
Jack Forster is' attending the Academy
change: Francine is staying here .and a n- School of Hair Dressing in Kitchener..
ding school for three months. In turn Kelly
McBride will go stay with her for three mon-
ths. Since Francine is from the city, she is
finding.that living on a dairy farm is quite
anexperience.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank MacKenzie spent a.
couple of days visiting with their son Mr.
and Mrs. Ian MacKenzie and family of
Cobourg.
Mr: and Mrs. Joe Lund of Saskatchewan
visited with relatives in the area. Over the
weekend they visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.. Roger Robb of Cambridge
visited old neighbours on the 4th concession
on Saturday.
Congratulations .to Mr. and Mrs. Win.
Dickie on the arrival of their baby son.
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David Kirkland,; returned from her summer
employment at Mitchell and is presently on
a four month work period at the registry of-
fice in London before returning to Fanshawe
College in January. •
Belle Hackett and Betty :Ritchie attended.
a correspondents' workshop,at the Mayfair
Restaurant on Friday morning hosted by
the Lucknow Sentinel. Sharon, Dietz and Pat.
Livingston showed •a video about the
newspaper publishing business and how the
paper is printed. We will welcome news of
Trinity and area any time during the week
and on •Monday until noon. The cor-
respondents were presented with gold lapel
pins•
om Quebec
SOUTH KINL,OSS
by Ruth Buchrneier
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Dickie visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Douglas Dickie and family ' at.
Markdale on Sunday. .
Ann Hamilton is attending University of
Waterloo -where she is .taking. an Honours
Math Course.
�UTTON'
TWO BEDROOM (could: be 3) Wingham.
home,, * 'block, from down town. Home
immaculate. Garage. Asking $24,900.
BRICK SCHOOL, on ai. fine treed lot' in
West Wawanosh. owner will consider
any reasonable offer.
TWO STOREY 3 bedroom brick home on
'A acre treed lot near Lucknow, 2 baths,
full.'' basement, double attached garage
and . more, 'Owners have mored..
10 ACRES., Wawanosh, 61/2 , acres hay
land, balance bush. Excellent .building
area :with mature trees; barn 36 x 50.
Asking $14,500.
50' ACRES, Wawanosh, .buildings.
`40 ACRES, Wawanosh, buildings 6 years
old. FCC mortgage.
COUNTRY ACREAGE near Lucknow,
trees, garden area, 3. bedroom brick, 2
storey home; double attached garage,
THREE ACRES, ,Huron, 3 bedroom home
updated; new wiring, new drywall, new
insulation. All offers considered.
ONE STOREY 2 bedroom (could be 3)
house, new fireplace, new paved drive,
beautiful treed lot.
MELMATHEBS, WINGHAM, 357-3208
representing
LLOYD, W. HUTTON
REAL ESTATE LTD.
BROKER; KINCARDINE
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Something for
Everyone at the
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FALL FAi
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Friday 8t Saturday
September 28 & 29
NORSE. PULLING COMPETITION
Friday at 7 PM in the fairgrounds
* KATHY BOYD 'QUEEN of the FAIR
SATURDAY
PARADE: Starts at 12:30'8. Features
the Kincardine Pipe Band. .Burton
• Hodgins , &' Besse Farrel (regional
* ' agricultural society directors) . will
.* open the fair.
.* 4-H CLUB SHOWS: 9 a.m. Saturday,
. Horse .Sho*, Dairy, Beef, .Corin and
*
Veterinary Science Clubs will ,also be
exhibiting.:. '
* EXHIBITS: complex will be filled
It
with indoor exhibits Frig7 - .10 PM
Sat, 10 -12 AM
Tr ' LIONS; Beef on a Bun
GOAX:SHOW: Saturday Afternoon
ANTIQUE: Farm Machinery
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HORSE SHOWS light . saddle
Saturday at. 9' a.m. Heavy Horses in 1
*',
afthrnoon.
*;
REGIONAL POULTRY SHOW: *'I
Basement of Township Hail. *
GREY -BRUCE SHEEP SHOW: *'
Saturday Afternoon.
VARIETY PROGRAM; Frog Jumping
Contest, Wrist Wrestling, plus *-
entertainment.
Doug Martyrs MC
BICENTENNIAL: Costume
Competition.
*AI
RIPLEY-HURON '�:
FALL FAIR DANCE
SAT. SEPT. 29, 1984 9 PM to 1 AM *;
B Lunch ProvidedilAU�tC BY
Sponsored by Rwpleyluron Agricultural Society
All funds go to fair work & community betterment
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