The Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-08-25, Page 11P76
WEDNESDAY, AUG. UST 1970 THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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KINGSBRIDGE
Dennis Hogan of Goderich,
formerly Of R. R. 3 'Lucknow,
pasSed away in Victoria 'Hospital,
London on Wednesday, August 18
in his 67 year. Sincere sympathy is
extended to his .wife, Marie, his
daughter Mrs. ,Rosemary Hollo-
way, sons Thomas, Ronald, . James
and Michael; sisters Irene of
London and Mrs. Lorena Norris,
Georgetown; brothers Wilfred of
Goderich and Basil of Ashfield.
His body rested at the Stiles
Funeral Home, 77 Montreal.Street;
Goderich where prayers were said
on Friday evening. Requiem ,Mass
was celebrated by Reverend Father
Ed Dentinger, C.R. on Saturday,
'Aughst 21 in St„ Joseph's Roman
Catholic ChOrch, Kingsbridge
10.30. a.m. Interment was in St.
joseph's .Cemetery. Members of
the KingSbridge Catholic Women's
League catered to the luncheon
following the services.
HURONVIEW EVENT
Members of. the Kirigsbridge
Catholic Women's League visited
Huronview on Wednesday, August
18 and provided entertainment and
treats to the patients there.
' Master of ceremonies, Mrs..
*Betty Frayne, called on the
following , numbers: songs by Miss
Donna5.uo- Errington; Scottish
dances(by Miss Lisa Frayne; solos,
by Marianne Frayne, accompani-
ment by herself on the piano; baton
twirling by Miss Vicki Lynn
Doherty: Duets by Father Ed
Dentinger and Marianne Frayne
followed by a sing song with all the
residents joining in. Happy
Birthday Was sung and gifts
presented to all those. having
'birthdays in the .month of. August.
Cup cakes and refreshments were
served.,
ENTERTAIN AT PINECREST
Members of 'the Lucknow Catho-
lic Women's League presented -a
musical program to patients in the
Pinecrest Manor, Lucknow on
Thursday, August e. 19. Mrs.
Margaret MacDonald was the
master ' of ceremonies for the
following progrdm: Lisa Frayne
danced the Highland Fling; songs
by the Stapleton girls; duet by
Father Dentinger , and. Elmer .11m-
bach with everyone joining in;
tickets for the prize draw were
picked by the patients at Pinecrest.'
Congratulations to the following
winners: hand made quilt, Mrs.
Susan (Hall). Moffat of Lucknow;
overnite tote 'bag, Gordon King;
Port Dover; baby's crib' blanket,
LOretta Doherty, Kingsbridge; five
Wintario tickets, S. Hiinter of
Etobicoke; hand made decorative
cushion, R. MacDonald, George-
town; man's wallet, Bernice Dren-
nan, R. R. 7 lucknow.
Plans are being made for a bridal
shower to be held at North Ashfield
Church basement on Friday even-
ing, August . 27 for Miss Brenda
Moran, bride elect. Envelopes are
available at Lanes, Kintail, and
Atnberley Stores for anyone wish-
ing to go in: on the gifts.
Father Dentinger and Brother
Carl Voll are making their annual
retreat at Camp Huronia from
August 23 to. 28, Mass this Week at
St. Joseph's, • Kingsbridge is at 8
a .m.
Mrs. Marie Austin moved on
Saturday, August 21 to her new
apartinent at 2350 biromovnt
Road, Agincourt, Apartment 71‘6.
Her many friends and relatives and
neighbours wish her health and
happiness and presented her with
'gifts prior to 'her departure.
Len O'Loughlin of Rochester,
Michigan spent the weekend at the
home of.his sister Mrs. Bernardine
Kinney.
Mr. and Mrs. LaWrence Austin;
their daughter Mrs. Shirley Grob-
bel and children Barbara, Michelle
and Philip spent the weekend with
Mi. and Mrs.. Cyril Austin.
Mr. and MrS. Raymond Hogan of
Hanover attended the funeral of his
cousin, Dennis Hogan, at Kings-
bridge on Saturday, August 21.
Ed Dwyer and son Bobby of
Newcastle visited with Mr. and .
Mrs. Donald Frayne and family*this
past weekend.
.Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Dalton and
family of Windsor visited on
Sunday with Mrs. Mark Dalton and
family.' Mrs. Maureen Chilton and
son Tommy returned to their home
in Moose Factory, on Monday,
August' 23 after spending two
weeks vacation with' 'her mother
Mrs. Mark Dalton and members of
the Dalton. family.
Miss Leona Hogan commenced
employment at the Winghain and
District Hospital on Monday,
August 23.
Mr. and Mrs. Kerry Hogan and
family of Glencoe and Miss Fay .
.Hogan , of Owen :„S,ound_yisited
dining • the past week with their'
parents Mr. and Mrs. Con Hogan
and attended the funeral services
of their cousin Dennis on. Saturday,
AUgttst 21.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Austin
spent holidays this past week in
Parry Sound and the Muskoka
District. ,
Several from this area attended
the Trinity Ashfield Homecoming/
Sunday held at . the Brookside
School on Sunday, August 22.
Worship service at 11 a.m. .Was
taken by Reverend Albert J. CoOk.
Organist was Mrs. Ruth Alton.
Approximately 475 persons enjoy-
ed the . luncheon , which was
followed 'at 2 ,p.m. by a program.
Special congratulations .to the
members of. Trinity United Church
of Ashfield for this very special day
and fOr.the History Book, -Frontier
Ways to Modern Days".
L, Congratulations to Miss Henri-
ette VanDiepenbeek„ daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank VanDiepen-
beek Who successfully completed
the Diploma Nursing Course at
Victoria Campus, fanshawe Col-
, lege, Londoh.