The Lucknow Sentinel, 1984-12-12, Page 2444,
Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, December .12, 1984—Page 24.
Visit -with L i.rcknow furni;ly an Sunday
Weekend guests, with Jenny MacPher-
son and Margaret Black of Lucknow were
'Kevin Black. and Wendy D'Artois of King-
ston; Isabelle Thompson and son, Bill of
Caledon and"Liz Black of Windsor. Sunday
visitors at the same home were Mr. and
Mrs. Walter MacFarlane of Listowel.
We are sorry to hear that Margaret
MacDonald is again a patient at the Wing-
ham and District Hospital. Also in the
Wingham and District Hospital are And-
rew Ritchie, Dick McQuillan and Stanley
Cooper. Mary Porteris a patient in London
hospital.. We wish " you all a speedy
recovery.
Ed Blackwell was. admitted to the Wing -
ham and District Hchipital on Saturday
evening after lie fell- on the main street in
LUCKNOW NEWS
by Geraldine Schlosser
Lucknow and fractured his arm. He was
later transferred to London hospital for
surgery.
The Christmas concert held at the
Lucknow Public ,School on Friday evening
was well attended with a full house.
Everybody enjoyed the choir and the plays
by the kindergartenand junior classes.
Rev. Allison and Mrs. Ramsayheld a
Christmas dinner in honour of the senior
choir at their home' on. Sunday.
We are sorry to learn. that Jean Jardine
is giving up her home on Stauffer Street
and has it up for sale. She has rented an
apartment in, the Sepoy Apartments on
Walter Street. Jean fractured her hip
recently, and has troubles getting about.
We will all miss Jean on our street:
Sunday visitors with Tony and Geraldine
Schlosser was Tony's sister, Nora Parker
and her son, Bob of the Glammis area.
Due to a hydro interruption on Tuesday
morning, the children who attend Lucknow
and Kinloss Public Schools had a half a day
holiday. .
Marilyn Meaden of London spent a
couple "of days recently with her mother,
Annie Kilpatrick.
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Van Dyke - McIntosh
Pamela Ann McIntosh of R. 3, Lucknow
and Henry Peter Van Dyke of R. 7,
Lucknow were married ,at Lucknow United
Church on Saturday, November 10, 1984.
Rev. Warren. McDougall and Father Ed
Dentinger officiated. The bride is the
daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Robert
McIntosh and the groom is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. William Van Dyke of R. 7,
Lucknow. Lynn Van Rooy of Ripley, friend
of the bride, was matron of honour and
bridesmaids were Lori Hackett, Kitchener,
friend of'. the bride , and Nora Verkley,
Atwood, sister ofthe groom. Danielle
Brooks, Lucknow, friend of the bride, was
flower girl. Brian ' Reaburn, Sundridge,
friend of the groom, was ring bearer.
Henry Van Roost,, Hensall, cobsin of the.
groom, was groomsman and Tony Van
Dyke, Lucknow,brother of the groom and
John McIntosh, L,acknow, brother of .the
bride ushered guests. Following a' recep,
tion at the Lucknow Community Centre,
the couple enjoyed a honeymoon at Lake
Simcoe. They are residing at R. 7,
Lucknow. ' "'. (Photo by Gary. Walden)
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BIRTHS
FORAN Janice (Fowler) and Frank Foran
thank God for the safe arrival of their first
child, a daughter, Amelia Luetta, born
November 27, ' 1984, at 9.14 a.m., at
Goderich Alexandra Marine and General
Hospital, 'weighing. 8 ib. 6 . oz. Proud
grandfathers are Harold Fowler and' John.
Foran.
MacAULEY -. John' and Grace, R. # 4;
Ripley are pleased to announce the birth of
their son, Allan Cameron,' 9 lb. 15' oz.,
born on December 4, 1984 at Kincardine
and District General Hopsital. Grandpar-
ents are Mr. and Mrs. Cameron MacAuley
of Ripley and Mrs. Allan Norman of
Dutton. 0
MacDONALD - Rod and Barb are pleased
to ' announce the birth of their daughter,
Alexandria Marion, 7 lbs., 9 oz., at
Kincardine and District General Hospital
on November 28, 1984, a sister for Sharon.
Proud grandparents are Walter ' and
Marion Shier and Dave and Isabel
MacDonald. '
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also cheerio boxes will be sent to shut-ins
at Christmas. '
Mrs. Orrie Gingrich was in charge of the
program and gave two readings, Christmas
thoughts throughout the year, and I am a
Christmas Tree.
Mrs. Charles Murray conducted a
Christmas contest.
The Sunshine Sister gift exchange took
place and each .member drew the name of
her 1985 Sunshine Sister.
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