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' Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, October 17, 1984—Page 24
New Brunswick farnily visits with grandma in
Mrs. Wayne Carson (Jean), Michael and
• Tara of Moncton, New Brunswick spent a
week with her mother, Dorothy MacLeod of
Lucknow. While here all motored to
• Bancroft to spend a couple of days with Mr.
and Mrs. David MacLeod and family.
Other Thanksgiving visitors were Mr. and
Mrs. Donald MacLeod and sons of Mount
Brydgps; Mr. and Mrs. Ken MacLeod and
sons of Ripley; Mr. and Mrs. Ormand Rae
and family of Mount Forest; also Betty
Ricchio of Toronto:
Lucknow Beavers, Cubs and Scouts held
a cookout at the Waterworks Conservation
Area on October 3 for their parents and
families. The cookout launches the new
season for scouting activities in Lucknow.
•On October 3 Mrs. Harold • Ritchie
received word of the passing of her
brother, Robert . Fanson in Coquitlam,
B.C., following a lengthy illness. Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Ritchie spent Tuesday in Lon-
don with her mother and sisters.
Doris Mewhinriey. and Ken spent the
weekend in St. Catharines with Mr. and
•Mrs. Mike McAuley to see Doris' new
'grandson, David Michael, and her grand-
daughter, Jessica Erin.
Thanksgiving visitors with Rev. Bill and
Peggy Henderson at their cottage at Bruce
Beach were Marg Henderson, Sandra,
Patty and baby, Emma of Toronto; Rev.
Doug and Laura MacDonald, 13ruce Beach;
Alvinand Marion Mundell and Beth Payne
and twin daughters, Alexis and Haley of
Gorrie, Jim and Helen Brisbin of Guelph,
and. Brian and Peggy O'Kane and baby
Lauren from Pickering.
A number of people of this area enjoyed
the beautiful weather on October 6 •and
took in the Teeswater Fall Fair.
Lucknow and area extends their sym-
pathy to the family of the late Mrs. John.
Foran, who passed away in the University.
Hospital, London, on October 7.
We wish Arthur Clark a speedy recovery
• after suffering a badly broken leg playing
ball the weekend of September 29. He was
transferred to University Hospital, London,
being released later, the following week.
Alice Clark spent a .few days holidays
visiting in London with her sister, Annie
and family, Reg and Ruby Lavis; also with
her son and daughter-in-law, Jim and
Elaine Clark.
Alice and Ooldwin Purves 'of Toronto
were supper guests with. Bob Purves
• Wednesday. •
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Formerfamily Lucknow visits ere...
•from page 4
• Norma Klages, Norman and Sheryl Anne
of Dundalk visited on Saturday with Mr.
and Mrs. Murray Henderson and Larry' and
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Buchmeier.
• Home for Thanksgiving weekend to be
with Ian's family were Mr. and Mrs. Ian
MacKenzie and family of Coburg
•
• Eva Burt has moved into Lucknow.
• Eileen Sceli was home from London to help
her move.
Thanksgiving day dinner •guests with'
Mr. and Mrs. Don Bell and Wayne were
Ena 'Steer and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Steer
and girls from Lucknow, Bev and Nick
• Beyersbergen, Laurie Clark and Phyllis
• Wallace and girls of London.
The Young .Peoples Group of Lucknow
• and South Kinloss Presbyterian Churches
went to Goderich Theatre to -see. the show,
The Prodigal, on Sunday evening.
Thanksgiving day dinner guests with
• Mr. and Mrs. Frank MacKenzie •were
Muriers brother, • Mr. and Mrs. , Alvin
Rowe of MarysVille, Michigan, Mr. and
• Mrs. Ian MacKenzie and family of Coburg
• and Mr. and Mrs. David Eadie, Matthew
• and Erin.
, Home for -Thanksgiving weekend to be
with their •parents, Mr. and Mrs. Don
• Matthewswere Steven of London and
Reese of Hamilton.
• Visit irwins at their cottage...
*from page 8
• sister and brother-in-law, Ellwood and
• Joan Irwin at their cottage, which is also at
Point Clark. ,
Thanksgiving guests with Dorothy Fin-
layson were Paul and Jane Emberlin of
Toronto, Bill and Judy Finlayson and their
• two children of Teeswater and Ken Finlay-
son of Toronto.
Dorothy Finlayson was in Toronto at the
dine Queen Elizabeth/ll and Prince Phillip
were there. She, had a very close look at the
Queen and thought she was beautiful and
the Prince a very charming man. It was a
thrilling experience.
Visiting with Warren and June Wylds
• andother relatives on the weekend were
Warren's sister 3n� her friend, Doris
Wylds and Ruth Sweet of Toronto.
On Sunday Warren and June Wylds had
• their Thanksgiving dinner with their
daughter, Linda Wylds in London.
The community was shocked to hear of
another barn going up in flames this week.
This time it was a barn 'owned by Henry
Drennan in Ashfield Township. There were
85 pigs lost in the blaze and a large amount
of the season's hay. It is a great loss at any
time of the year but worse when winter is
just around the corner.
Students present thanksgiving program...
•from page 5'
with them in- their own classes.
Natlian Daer from grade 4, gave a
reading. Sherry Hodges, the president of
Students' Council, • spoke briefly,
thanking all who helped her. Grade three
sang a number and Mr. Tremeer' gave a
brief message.
This prograp was presented thanks to
Mr.'Cameronfind participating classes and
teachers. • It was enjoyed by all.
Diingtionoiri
•from page 11
Vanhorne, .London on Sunday.
• Mary Bere went to Brampton on Thanks-
giving weekend to visit Marybelle and
Dwight Aldham and family. She was ac-
companied by Alice Scott of Belgrave who
visited her brother, Finlay Shackleton at
• Caledon.
• Nicole Sherwood and her cousin, Tara
Pyro of Goderich visited on Thanksgiving
Monday with Nicole's grampa and gram -
ma,. Al and Cora Sherwood.
Bill and Marie Park and Brad, Tim and
Wanda Hodges, attended the baptism of
• Katie Marie Bendig, daughter of Val and
• Mike Bendig at St. Georges Anglican
Church, Goderich on Sunday.
Grade eight went to Wawanosh Conser-
vation Area for an interesting day last.
week.
Grade three have been inviting a guest
reader to read a story to • them each
Wednesday. Then one child records the
name of the book and ' reader on a
bookworm which goes on display,. So far
guest readers have been Mr. Tremeer,
Mrs. Blake and 'Mrs. Bere..
Trinity UCTV
•from page 4
Mrs. Helm closed the devotions with a
prayer.
Mrs. Jim Hunter introduced the, guest
speaker, Mrs. William Henderson, whose
daughter, Clara. Henderson, is doing
Missionary work in Malawi Africa. Mrs.
Henderson played some of the • native
music on a tape recorder, and then assisted
• by her husband, she showed slides and told
of the customs of that country. She also
showed articles of clothing worn there.
Miss Henderson will be in Malawi for five
years, It was very interesting and enjoy-
able to hear about Malawi.
The roll call was answered with a
Thanksgiving verse. Mrs, D. A. Hackett
led in prayer. The study book for next year
will be on Korea.
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LUCKNOW NEWS:
By Geraldine, Schlosser
Congratulations to Mr. and. Mrs. Mike
Hackett who were married October 6.
We extend sympathy to Archie Graham
of London on the passing of his wife, Isobel
on Sunday, October 7. Archie is a brother
of Douglas Graham and was formerly of
this area, residing on the second of Kinloss
on the farm now occupied by Murray
Keith. Those attending the funeral from
this area were Douglas Graham, Warren
• and Marian Zinn, Margaret and Evan
Keith, Bell and Chester 'Hackett, Bob
Purves, Brenda Lippert; Myra Walden,
Veronica, and Don Fraser, Pat and Ernie
Good of Goderich and Geraldine Schlosser.
Mr. and Mrs, Ed Fielding -of Wingham
and Mr. and Mrs. - BillGraham returned
from a week's holiday on the Kwartha Ship
on the Trent Canal. The weather was gorg-
eous and the colours were immaculate, a
• credit to our country.
Mike and Pat Harris, Tarrin and •
• Christine of Toronto and John and Dorothy
Lucknow
Harris, Dungannon and Eva Adamson
spent Thanksgiving with Maureen and
John DeBruyn and Elyse.
Morley Abbott and Tony Schlosser
visitetLon Sunday with Elecia and Clarence
Irwin, highway 86 west.
Donna and Russel Sutton attended the
wedding of Brian Murray and Karen
Schiestel at Sacred Heart Roman: Catholic
Church in Teeswater on Friday evening,
The reception followed in the Teeswater
Community Centre. We send our best
wishes to Brian and Karen.
Barb and Doug Ross spent the Thanks-
giving weekend in Huntsville and visited
with Barb's brothers and other relatives.
Grace Hopf enjoyed having her grand-
daughter, Amber, spend a few days with
her and the family last week.
Donna Sutton left Sunday for London
where she is taking a two week course on
ultra sound. She also travels to Hamilton
every Tuesday evening after wOrk„ taking a
course in ultra sound. Kathryn, (McKim)
Golley travelskvith Donna On Tuesdays as
she is taking the course too. The courses
are necessary as ultra sound is used'
extensively at *Ingham hospital where
Donna and Kathryn work in the radiology
department.
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