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THE LUCKNOW, SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
KINLOUGH
veral in this area have been
ined to their homes with' the.
and Mrs. Howard White ,-
and son Brian of Toronto
ed with her parents Mr. and
Haldenby.
e extend best wishes to Mr.
Mrs. Malcolm Lane who will
brace their 50th wedding
versary on April 4th..
and Mrs. Chris Shelton
rued home on Thursday after
ding the winter in Browns-
, Texas. They made the ,
both ways by air. •
ongratulations to. Mr. and .
Raymond' H. Francisco
Jade Burt) who were niarried
wnsview on March 10th.
bers of her family attended,
wedding.
gratulations 'to Mr. and
Kenneth Hodgins of Niagara
e birth of ja daughter on
ch lOth,
pry Cole of Exeter and 'his
ghter Miss Helen Cole of
a visited on Thuriday With
and May Boyle.
. and,Mrs. Cainpbell Brown
family of Strathroy spent the
end with her parents Mr.,
Mrs. Malcolm Lane and HUgh
. and Mrs. Russell Barr and
ly of Agincourt and Donald
of Waterloo visited with Mrs.
Barr and -other members of
family,
e, Edwin and Janice Fraser
mow visited with Mr. and
Edburt Bushell. •
. and Mrs. George Gilbert
tford called on.friends
on Saturday.
and Mts. Levi Eckenswiller
sa Craig, Richard Elliott
yrood, Mrs. Dorothy Thorrip
fkincardine, Edna and Ma.
of
Kinlough were dinner
s on Saturday evening with
nd Mrs. Art Graham at ow',
e Holyrood Women's Insti- •
ill meet on Thursday,
5th in the hall with Mrs.
Clones and Mrs. Jack Max-
hostesses, Roll call - My
ite program and a sugges -
or next year: Annual report
s • Election, of officers.
The death of Victor Eirington,
a retired West, Wawanosh 'farmer
occurred on Thursday, March 15
in Goderich Hospital.
He was bOrn in Turnberry
Township on September 13; 1898
a son of David S. and Olivia J.
Errington.
On March 2', 1920 at the Dun-
gannon parsonage , he married. •
Vera. AltOn.0 They resided all'
their life in West Wawanosh Town
`.ship and where they celebrated
their 50th wedding anniversary in
:1970.
Surviving besides his wife are
two daughters and three sons
Mrs. John (ViOlet) Durgin, Jim
Harold and 'Ross, all of West
Wawanosh and Mrs. Ivan
(Jean) Henderson of Weston; four
sisters, Mrs. George (Gladys)
Turnbull of Wingham• and. Mrs.
Bert (Belle) Bac -flan, Mrs. Mary
Rivett and Mrs. Wm,. (Cora)
Caesar , all of Goderich.
He was predeceased by one
sister Mrs.. Roy (Eva) Black and
three brothers Fred , LeSlie and
Everett.
The funeral service was held
on Monday, lyiarCh '19 at MacKen-
zie •.Memorial Chapel, Lucknow.
Rev. Clarence MacClenaghan of ;
Dungannon United Church, of
'which the deceased. was a mem-
ber, was minister.
Pallbearers were Harold Adams,
George Errington, Lorne Badman',
Albert Wright, Wayne Durnin„
Lorne Alton. •
Temporary. entombment was
in Dungannon Mausoleum with
final resting place Dungannon
Cemetery. -
Due to inclement weather the
L.O.- L. #324 service schedUled
for 9.30 p,in. on the-Saturday
evening was cancelled and the
funeral service was postponed
from Sunday to Monday.
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University.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack McGuire
and family visited with Mr. and
'Mrs. David King of Goderich on
Friday evening. .
Miss Debbie McFadden 'of Rip-
ley visited' with Wendy Hamilton
for the week end.
Several people from this com-
munity attended the Ripley Lions
Skating Carnival on Saturday
evening. A good crowd attended
the carnival. ,
Sympathy is extended to the
relatiies of Mrs. Lorne Wilson
of Duadas, who passed away on
Thursday, March 22nd.' Mr.
and Mrs. Wilson visited in'this
community frequently. The late
Mrs. W. T. Roulston was an
aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
McGuire and John Roulston visited
at the Funerals Home in Dundas
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs'. Jim McNairn
and Karen of Seaforth and Mr.
and Mrs. Warren Rich and Paul
of Wingham visited with their
parent's Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
White on Sunday.
Payment of fees. Director - Mrs,
Raynard Ackert.
On Sunday next, April 1st the'
Anglican services will be at
Ripley Bervie and lucknow.
Mrs. Alex Morland of Kincar-
dine visited on Tuesday with her
daughter Mrs. Weir Eckenswiller:
Mrs. Nellie McKinnon of Kin-
cardine spent a day with Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer Vance. '
Mrs. Gerald Rhody and Mari-
lyn attended a bridal shower for
Miss Janet Williams of Goderich
on Saturday night.
OLIVET
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hamilton of
Hanover visited,, on Sunday after-
noon with Mrs, W. R. Hamilton •
and Wendy. •
Visiting with Mr; and Mrs.
Robert Osborne and family and
Mrs. , Elmer Osborne on Sunday
were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Penning-
ton and family, of T-eeswater , Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Campbell and Lynda
of Lucknow and Mr. and Mrs. .
Duncan McCallum of Hanover.
Joan Osborne enjo'yed a few
days holidays last week with Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Pennington and
children of. Teeswater.
Mr., and MES. 'David Rigg spent
Thursday in Orillia. He was
being interviewed for a job at the
home for the mentally retarded.
Little Adon Rigg spent the. day
with the McGuires.
Mrs. Ray. Hamilton and Wendy
were in Kitchener on Tuesday
and Wednesday visiting with her
daughter Joanne, who is a stud-
ent at the Waterloo Lutheran
Wawanosh, Farmer
For MOO. )(Oats
VICTOR ERRINGTON