The Lucknow Sentinel, 1984-11-21, Page 9Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, Novenib(er 21, 1984 -,-Pie 9
ear about travels of Treat and Kawartha Voyageurs
The folyrood Women's Institute met on
Thursday evening at the hall,, Instead of
the regularmeeting, it was, a family and
community evening when Lloyd Ackert and
his son, Mark ' gave a delightful slide
presentation of the Trent Voyageur..
They .built the Trent Voyageur 'in
Holyrood over. two .years ago, and it- was
taken to,Lake Huron at concession 6 where
it was launched. It has eight cabins which
accommodates 16 passengers with a crew
of five.
The following. year they . built the
Kawartha voyageur of steel •'construction
whichconforms to the Canadian ''Coast
Guard Safety regulations. Each Voyageur
has two diesel generators which provides
electrical heating and lighting. The Kawar-
tha Voyageur carries 24 passengers with
twelve cabins and, a crew of . six. The,
lounges, dining areas, and spacious sun
decks have an inviting atmosphere for an
enjoyable . summer cruise. ,
Lloyd expressed their pleasure in being.
invited to show their pictures at this family
evening. He explained the first half of the
pictures after which Mark explained the
waterways in which they travel.
The beauty, of the country which sur-
.
Happy Birthday
Uncle Douglas
LOVE
Jason
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rounded the waterways system between
Lake Ontario and Georgian Bay . was
evident on the slides. It was interesting to
note that the Trent Severn waterway pion-
eered and made history in our Canadian
Heritage as being a first to provide
overnight accommodation and meals on
board.
With two years of successful operation
they have a feeling. of pride and .confidence
that their friends' .and ,guests enjoyed -a
wonderful 'time together. Several years
ago, when Lloyd. was Scout Master, a raft
was built, and he took it along with the
local Scout Troop, giving him his first love
for . the waterways. They are presently
docked at Peterborough for the winter
months.
They received a heart! . round of
applause and all the best for the year 1985.
Mrs. Alex Percy presented them with a gift
in appreciation.
Mrs. Charles , Murray chaired the
meeting for the opening exercises and the
directors were in charge of the following
.program. Susan Meyer -favoured with a
nice piano solo.
Mrs. Harold Smith passed a jar of candy.
and Mrs. Lorne, Eadie guessed the correct
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K NLOUGH
by May Boyle .
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{number in the jar. Her second fun game
iwas, • How many articles can an . empty
eggshell hold. It held 20 and Joanne and
Betty Anne Murray won the prize.
Humorous readings were given by Mrs.
Frank Maulden and Agnes Hodgins. Mrs.
Douglas McEwan conducted a guessing'
game and the winner was Mrs. • William
MacPherson and Mrs. Harold 'Smith got us
thinking with a quiz of TV commercials.
It wasunanimous that a bazaar be held
at Holyrood Hall on December 8 from 2 - 4
p.m. in aid of the Wingham and District
Hospital..
The directors were Mrs. Harold Smith,
Mrs. Douglas McEwan and Mrs. Alex
Percy.
Reverend ' M. J. - Letson, Mrs. Ronald
Thacker and May Boyle attended the
'church workshop on, Evangelism at St.
Paul's Church, Wingham on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Barr hosted a lovely
,party and smorgasbord dinner on Sunday
honouring Jo Anne Kirkland, retiring Red
Cross Homemaker. The homemakers. in
attendance besides, the hostess , and
honoured guest were from Ripley ,- Betty
Cook, Ruby Peterbaugh, Jo Anne Hedley;
Kincardine - Shirley Fair, Ruth Cobean,
Annabelle Buchanan; Tiverton ; Alma
Elliott, Barbara Fisher, Jean Dent; Glam.
mis -Ruby. Alexander; Kinlough . Ruby
Bonnett, concession 10. The honoured
guest' was presented' with a gift and
wished .a happy retirement for which she
replied fittingly.
Marretta Hodgins, Irene Hodgins and
Phoebe Stanley,' all of Lucknow and May
Boyle visited on. Sunday afternoon - at
Kincardine with Gertrude Walsh and were
callers at the funeral home ' where the late
(Elizabeth) Mrs. George Robertson rested.
The funeral was on Monday afternoon.
Sympathy is extended to the family:
Lenore Sutherland . of Toronto . and
Audrey Borthwick of St. Catherines, who
have been visiting with Agnes Hodgins and
Mr. and Mrs. ' Jack Hodgins, . returned to
Toronto where they attended the ' Royal
Winter Fair, before Audrey returned home
to, St. Catharines. �
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