HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1970-01-07, Page 17WEDNESDAY,, JANUARY- 7th;: -1970 - -.THE LUCKNOW'SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO- '
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Miss Winnifred, Percy and. Joan
'Percy held a family dinner,on .
'New Years Day; 1 .
Misses Nellie and Margaret
Nialcolm of Lucknow. and Miss .
Helen. Malcolm of _Toronto,:'
• were New Years guestswi.th Mr.;
and Mrs:: Frank Maulden and
• ' 'Keith
- The January Meeting of the'
Anglican Church Women wiil be
held on Thursday afternoon.
(Jan..8th), at the home o•f.''Mrs..
• : Jinn. Smith. ` This will be 'a
•devotional meeting with, all •
me.mbers taking part in the .
program; •
•Tarn.my• and. Michele Hodgins
spent New.Years •with their grand=
inothe,r Mrs;: c1 es Hodgins at •
Kincardine ,
;Edna .arid May Boyle spent
Mat: li-thc hom•e.o-f Mrs. -
William Cox and Mr,•. and Mrs.
Jack Seott' `'
Mr. David- Rhody 'returned
:home on•.Wednesday after a';
•most en.3oyab1 tripto Florida
. Donald Barr .returned •to
•Waterloo. after'spending ;the
holiday at his .home .here
Mr. and Mrs : WalterBrec Iles , ' P
and Arihur spent C,hristmas 'With , •
• Mr. and Mrs:,'•Douglas Dahmer and,
family and on New Years a
• family dinner was held at the •
I3reckles• horne •
. .Joan Percy who has 'been heli
daying• at her.:home•-here ;
returned .to Brantford on Sunday...
A$H F1RD-
Lorelee Howes,,,, 15 month old '
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Colin
Wives is •horne after five weeks
in. St. Joseph's Hospital, London '
With salmonella:.
RECEPTION •
A reception was held iri the
Legion Hall, Lucknow- on•Saturday
night for Mi. and, '.Mrs A 1ex
MacKenzie of Nana mo,.8.C.
Among those home -for the:
holidays were Nancy MacLennan
of Toronto;. "C,hriStenF MacLennan'.
of Stratf rd; Mr, a d Mrs. Geo.
Leadbet er of 'Toronto; .Mr, and
Nip.- Gordon Ronald of.Toronto;.'
and. Mrs..:B Oliver of
London and' Mr. and MIS;.. D '-
.Olxver,and• family of Toronto.;
Mr. and Mrs. Brian M•acLelland
and Lauri of Port Stanley; Jeane
Macdonald of Windsor; Bett'.y•
Simpson of Toronto. :.
A service was helJn.Asiifield,
Presbyterian Church n•Clristmas
'morning. '
gordon•.Dr.ennan' is horn after
a week in G'ode'rrchRHt4ira-1..
Bonnie and Elden Eckenswiller
of London and Reta `Ecke`nswiller.
of; Kitchener spent. the holiday
s• at their home -here .•
-MI andMlrs_.Flde E__C enswil-
ler (Sr.) spent Christmas with Nir:
and.Mrs•. Angus McArthur and'
family,' Kincardine Township ` •
and were with Mr. and Mrs. •Roy
Graham,' Lucknow for New Years:
On Saturday evening a social
evening was held in the,Orange
• 'Half:-
•
•
. Mr: and Mrs, Bob Srnith and
Debbie' Of North Bay Visited.on
Sunday with her grandparents M
and Mrs, George Haldenby. •
Mr..•and Mrs. Howard Bennett
and son Howard of`Toronto, •
spent the week -end with her
r•
parents' Mr.
by. .•
,
an•.-Mrs.'"rt a
vtr.:,and Mrs. Art Iiaidenby..
returned'with Mr. and Mrs, •
I -Toward Benneit.'.from Toronto•, _•
re -they -had v-isited-for-a few --
en -
days .•
• Mr: and Mrs. Donald'Earle
and girls returned to their home at
Beachville after holidaying with
her .parents Mr. and .Mrs. Roy
Schneller.
•
.Allan. Nicholson of Georgetown
•
spent the week -end at his home
here, /
Lois' Nicholson , • who spent hey.
holidays at her horse here , return-
ed to Milton where'she is attend-
ing
ttend-ing school.
•
Mr '.•and Mrs. perry. Bushell and
-fa mily-o-f Pdronto-attetided-tfie
McEwan . Anderson wedding and '
visite0.' with Mr ; and Mrs. Max:
Bushell. .
Rickey Bushell of Toronto spent•
the holidays with. Bruce B.ushell..
' Murray Barr was in Wingharn
where' he visited 'w'ith •Barry and
Blair Bushell
Joan Percy spent a few days
with Mr: and Mrs. Elson :Arnold . '
at Bervie ,
Murray • Barr, Barry ,and' Blair
•Bushell.s•ent:'•art of'their holi
days with their .grandrnother,:Mrs.
John Harr;
• Mr. and Mrs. Jack',Barr visited'.
on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs..'
Morley Bushell at Wi.nghatn .
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Born In`�ngland
Died In Toronto
•The death of 'Ernest-. Pritchard
occurred in Toronto on•December''
19th, Mr•. Pritchard was born in
Manchester,'England, .the son of
John Pritchard and .Sarah Shelton,'
Pritchard_ •
He. carne to Canada in.1910 and
joined his brother, the late
Thomas Pritchard, in Goderich•, .'.
where-he'lived until enlisting i`qt
-overseas service in: the First'
World War; He Was a'dental •
mechanic, :attached to the Medic-
al
edic-al Unit from St: Francis Xavier'
University; where he. made
friends, among the men, many of
them students: for the.'Rom'an
Catholic priesthood • .
• During the last •year in France
Ivlr':' Pritchard became `acquainted
with many, ofthe people; in a
neighbouring village, .where he
wasewarmly received during •a
visit forty years later; Q.
•
At. the end.of his service, be
returned to Goderich for teal years,
then went.to,Toronto'where.he
received an appointrnerrtto the
postal• service and, remained there
until his•retirement in 1953. ' la.
1942, he married Margaret
Pentjand of Dungannon Who,
.•survives and: livesin the home
they established r in Toronto.,; •
Although•of'a Church of
England background , Mr Pritch . .
and became an adherent and ,
great admirer of•the The 'Society
-of- Friends=-Aphrlez.stall.a--aGhoolboy_:,.
On arrival. in Gpderich, he .
• joined. North Street Methodist ' '
Church., where he wa.s •a dedicated
worker in ;Choir, Young Peoples•,
Wand Scouts: He had .,always ' '
. 4.Y�'�5`. `.� wa! n
been an enthusiastic aahlete; ,
chiefly interested inf,soccer,: and
tennis; and'ma•ny young people •
were introduced to these games
under his 'leadership. . 1n Toronto.,'
he became'a Boys'. Work leader.
in St.. David's United -Ch.urch
7Ait-iheme^f his death•, he was
a rriernber, of .St . JB
ames -ond
United C,Lirrch:.'.•
Nlr., Pritphard was a warm,..
friendly, out -going person
greatly.• respected and• to -derby
his' hosts of:friends..e.verywhere
'Although in failing health for
the past five years,. he kept in
touch with friends and relatives •
on both 'sides of the Atlantic.
The mariybeautiful• floral • .
tributes 'showed the high regard in
which he was held; "His hobby
during the, last few" years was
writing humorotis 'erses :which
appeared in private printing'`
a year ago. They•gave many, a
chuckle'to the readers,. a '.
Mr Pritchard was the last of a
igtrri IH y
several•nieces1and nephews and.
a loved cousin in MaWcheste,r,.
The.service from the Stiles
Funeral Home, Goderichw•was• •
:conclocte61 hy..Rey R C•,. M.cClen-
aghan of Dungannon United
Church, with burial in•Dungannon•
Cerneterj .
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New. Years guests with Mr. and
,Mrs Robert Courtney were Mrs .
Lottie. Courtney, Mr, .and Kin.. •
Carman McLeod and family
and Mrs. Nellie' Wellwood , all'9
of Kincardine and; Mr. and Mrs .:.
Leonard Courtney .and family, -
• Spending New Years with Mr.
and Mrs. Jahn Norman andfamily
of Kincardine Township were:
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Courtney,
Mr. and Mrs,- Donald Coirrtriey , •
Carol Courtney. of Kitchener and
Mrs: ,William'Courtney"of
Arxiberley..':
Mr. and. Mrs Glen Campbell •:
spent New Years •Day with Mr.,
and Mrs. Kenneth Farrell and,
Tbdd , T
• Mr, and Mrs.•Robert :Courtne,
entertained, a nutber=of friends
on Tuesday :evening of last week, •
•
Mr.,and Mrs. Jack Campbell.
and Morris ;Reid -spent New Years'
Day;with'Mrs. Mbfris Reid at
,'' c aria' "osp:: a , o don.. ' Her
many "friends will be glad, to know.
that she returned home on.
Saturday,. January third:
Miss Lynn Hill, who spent
Christmas 'and New Years, 'with
her parents. Rev. John Hill., Mrs. •
Hill and family returned by • •
plane 14 -"The Pas" ,-Manitoba
on Saturday of last .week.; Charles.
Hill who is attending College at
Sau1t,.Ste . Marie also.' returned,
by plane at the Week -Tend,'
Reids Corners Women's •
Institute. will. meet in the Sunday
School Room o.f;Pine River
United Chur•ch•on Thursday;
January:.l5th at'..2 p., to . The•
highlight .of the ,meeting will be •
an address by Mr. Ted Roweli.ffe,,
editor of the Kincardine, News
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Robert Wainer. The flower:
bearers were George Gibson',' Tony
Vanl7ongen a•nd Douglas Allemang,'
MARY R. NEWBOLD, REG. N.....
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