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WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 1976 PAGE NINETEEN THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL,, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO.
to our Home as they have come so
faithfully every 4th Sunday bring-
ing inspirational singing and words
of cheer to all our dear folk. Their
Pinecrest.
.•.., Happening
By ,PaddrAnn ten Pas
The beautiful, warm, summer
days of summer are being much
enjoyed by all file 5gsidents of
Pinecrest Manor Nursing Home.
Those days we longed for amid ;last
winter's storms are here at last and
that "good old sue does ,wonders
for, alroost everyone.
Along with' the lovely summer
weather has come our Pinecrest
Bus, with which we are able to take
several residents in comfort on
trips throughout the community.
There is nothing more stimulating
to our residents than to enjoy
having a look at all the old
"Homesteading Farms" in , this
area.
The highlight of last week's tour
was a Coffee Party last Thursday
morning at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Lorne Ivers, Dungannon. Mr.
Ivers is presently a, resident at
Pineciest. A delightful time was
had by all as we chatted in their
cosy kitchen and enjoyed Mrs.
Ivers' baking.- Mr. Ivers Was able
to spend the day with hiS wife and
visited in the community, while the
rest of us came, back to Piriecrest
looking forward to our next outing.
,We have been having very active
weekS here at Pinecrest
though we, have come to the end of
the season for most of our area
churches and organilations.-'
May I take the liberty here to tell
you of some of the groups and
activities we have had over' the
year, who have come so willingly, to
-give love along with entertainment .
to our residents.
All of the units of the Lucknow
United Church have been most
generous to the Home this year in
terms of love and time they have
extended to the residents. Each
month we 'have enjoyed a link from
the Lucknow United Church,
Our local Kinette Flub,. which
consists of charming young mat-,
ions of our town, have given much
pleasure to the residents with their
evenings of bingo each month, and
have provided lovely prizes.
- Rev: Glenn Noble and Rev, Doug
Kaufman have provided a beautiful
service to 'the Home in that they
have so willingly come and
administered communion each
quafterly. This has been much
appreciated .by the residents and
staff.
The Lucknow Christian Reform-
ed Church has been a real •blessing,
St. Helens
Mr. and Mrs. Bob AitchiSon and
family attended the Rooney family
picnic in Kenilworth on Sunday.
• On Sunday afternoon, a relative
bridal shoWer was held at the home
of Mrs.: Isobel MacPherson to
honour her niece, Betty Elliott.
Betty liveS in Ottawa • where she is
attending ,school. She formerly
lived.; in cAilsa Craig. •
Bev MacPherson 'is spending
part of her summer holidays at her
parents' home, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
MacPherson.
Mrs. Vera Miller and Trevor
spent part of this week with 'Mr.
and Mrs. Angus • MacDonald.
Other weekend guests were 'Mrs.
Jim MacDonald, Julie and Shawna
of Edmonton, Mr. and Mrs. Peter
MacDonald of . Lucknow, Mi. and
Mrs. Doug MacDonald, Dungan-
non, and. Mr. and Mrs. Dave
MacDonald of Wingham.
The Sieacer boys were hard at
work this past week. They were
busy painting the former residence
of Mrs. V. Mintz.
•A family dinner' was held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Mewhinney on Sunday. Guests
were Mr.• and Mrs. Hugh Hunter
and Beverley of Kitchener, Doug
Mewhinney and Cathy Arnold of
Milton, Kathy Mewhinney of
Hanover, . and Dave and Ken
Mewhinney frcim home.
Mrs. Florence Humphrey and
Mis. R. LaMarre are spending a
few days In Toronto,,
Bible School children have also
been a delight with their gifts of
fruit at Thanksgiving and Easter.
Mrs., A. E. McKim has been an
ardent and helpful visitor to •- our
Home and is much loved by all the
residents.
Now may I pause and sincerely
thank all the churches in this area
for, their care and co-operation in
bringing many varied and interest-
ing entertainments to the Home,
We have had participation from
every church in the Kingsbridge,
Ashfield, St. Helens, 'VVhitechurch,
Kinlough, Ripley, Dungannon and.
of course Lucknow ,areas. You all
are to be . commended for yoor '
kindness and generosity to Pine-
crest Manor Nursing Home. Some
of you 'were so kind to come and be
with us-several times-over -the year..
May•we mention also our faithful
volunteers, who make of our
inter-home activities possible, Mrs.
Harvey 'Webster, who so graciously
comes. and plays the piano for us
thereby making our arms and legs
•Swing a little more easily for the
sessions of Fun and Fitness each
week; * the Olivet ladies of Ripley
Church for all their' kind deeds
during the year, who were always
so willing to do anything 'and
everything.
Now to the people of our town,
thank you for all' your continuing
kindness to us. Please come and
visit us this summer- kememher,
you folk are "our' windows to the
outside world".
That's all 'til Fall.
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