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woo YEARS AS CHURCH ORGANIST
iaBoyie,.Honoire0 At Special Church
ifice And BY Relatives And: Friends
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO' PAO* 'TWENTYTHREE
VJNLOUGH NEWS
Kinlough Anglican Church
Bed to capacity on Sunday ,
di for a: Special Service of
sgiving id honour of Miss
)(vie, who has been organ-
.the past 60 years.
a presided at the organ and
ters from Lucknow and Rip-
tours joined with the Kin7
choir. •
guest soloist was Mrs;
t Scott, Who sang a lovely
He touched me". Favour-
Os were used namely "He
ill Me", "The Lord's My
ierd", "Take my life and
be" and "Now thank we all
ed", Rev. G. Garratt, rec
the church, conducted the
:e, The Right Reverend
, Appleyard, Bishop Of
Sian Bay, who was minister
over 40 years ago, was guest
ter. He also dedicated an
missalin memory of the
Mrs'. Martha Cox, given by
ns Mrs. Irene MacKenzie
Vrs. Verna Boyle and other
'4, and a. missal stand given
11,and iMrs. Jack Scott and
ly. A 60 year plaque which
placed at the organ was also
ated.
miediately following the '
ice a fellowship hour was held-
he ladieSserved a delicioni
peon. The Wardens of the
di, Gerald Rhody and Roy
'eller, on behalf of the con-
ition read an address and
presented Miss Boyle with a. gift
of money,
Mrs. Gertrude Walsh presented
a dozen. red .roses, from the Angli-
can Church Women and Mrs.
James Ferrier gave a gift from
St. Johns Church, Bervie. Speak
ing briefly were Bishop Appleyard
and Arthur Graharn'whO did some
reminiscing of the good old days.
Edna made a fitting reply and
said that she had been very for-
tunate in having faithful choir
Members and the co-operation
of everyone during the 60 years.
In the afternoon "Open House"
was held by Miss Edna Boyle and
her sister Miss May Boyle from
3 to 5 o'clock when many friends
called to extend bes t wishes and
renew acqUaintances. The din-
ing table was centred with an
arrangenient of yellow and white
mums and lighted tapers.
Pouring tea were Mrs. Gertrude
Walsh and Mrs. Jean Hodgins.
Serving were Mrs. EthelSparling,
Mrs. Marilyn Milligan, Mrs.
Carol Allan. Receiving .guests
were Miss May Boyle, Mrs. Pearl
Lloyd . Mrs . ' Mary Boyle , Mrs.
Norine Sieloff and. Mrs. Vera Hod-
gins were ushers. 'Mrs. Mary Scott
was in charge of the register..
Others assisting were. Mrs. Grace
Graham, Mrs. Marjorie Robb,
Mrs. Dorothy. Thompson.
At 6. o'clock relatives and
close friends sat down to a bounti-
ful supper. Mrs. Pearl Lloyd and
Karl Boyle on behalf of cousins
from Moose Jaw , New Brunswick,
Barrie, Detroit, Londo,n and local
relatives presented Edna with a
Bulova wrist watch and .a swag
lamp. Edna thanked everyone for
remembering her in this way and
adding to such a happy and mem-
orable day,
Brindleys Buy
Durnin Home
DUNGANNON NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Brindley
from Auburn have purchased the
home of Mr. and Mrs.. Marvin
Durnin in Dungannon, and obtain
possession the end of July. Wel-
come is extended to them.
Mr. and Mrs. Durnin are mov-
.
ing to Tiger Dunlop where, they
are building a new home. Friends
here regret losing the Durnins
from the community.
PASSED MUSIC EXAM
Shelley Rivett, younger (laugh ,
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Riven,
recently passed her grade VI mus-
ic exam with 1st class honours.
She is a pupil of Mrs. Ella Don-
aldson, Goderich. Congratula-
tions, Shelley !
Deep sympathy is extended
'from friends in •this community
to. Mrs. Arthur Elliott and family.
Mr. Arthur Elliott, passed away in
Goderich Alexander Marine and
General Hospital early Monday
Morning following .a lengthy ill-
ness. He had been a life-long
resident of this community.
On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Henry
'Farrell of Kincardine, Mr. Earl
•McNee of Beimore, and, Mr.' and
-Mrs. Graham McNee , Dungannon,
.were dinner guests of Mrs. Mary
Bere and family.
• Rev. and Mrs.' Clarence Mc-
Clenaghan 'visited on Sunday
evening with the former's uncle
and aunt , Mr. and Mrs. Ben Mc -
Clenaghan at Whitechurch.
During the month of August
Rev. and Mrs. McClenaghan will
be' on holidays , following .church
service and Sunday School next
Sunday, July 29. 'Rev. James
Hummel of Trinity Church,
Ashfield, will be looking after the
pastoral needs during August.
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