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Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, January 2, 1985—Page 16
Enjoy Christmas meeting
organ for the singing of the Christmas
carols.
Mrs. Henry MacKenzie conducted the
business. Annual reports were given and
Mrs. Hugh Nugent installed the officers for
1985: past president, Mrs. Gordon Finlay-
son; president, Mrs: Henry MacKenzie;
1st vice president, Mrs. Allan MacDonald;
2nd vice president, Mrs.. Neil MacKenzie;
3rd vice president, Mrs. Charles Wilkins;
secretary, Mrs. Ewan MacLean; treasurer,.
Mrs. Warren Wylds; friendship and
Service, Mrs. Ewan MacLean; literature
and library, Mrs. Gordon Finlayson;
supply, Mrs. George Moncrief; press
reporter, Mrs- Donald Simpson; historian,
Mrs. Richard West; Glad Tidings, Mrs.
Lloyd Collins.
Mrs. Neil MacKenzie closed the meeting
with prayer.
:The December meeting of the ASIdield
W.M.S. was held at the home of Mrs.
Henry MacKenzie on December 13. Mrs:
Neil MacKenzie opened the meeting with a
poem, A Prayer at Christmas. Grace was
sung and delicious luncheon served by the
•committee in charge.
The Christmas setvice from the Glad
Tidings, Immanuel -- God's Love with Us,
was followed with Mrs. Neil MacKenzie
and Mrs. Ewan MacLean as readers. The
offering was received and the offertory
• prayer said by Mrs. Neil MacKenzie.
• Roll call was answered with a Christmas
verse and a donation given for a needy
child. Advent Reflections, from the Glad
• Tidings, was read with Mrs. Charles
Wilkins, Mrs, Donald Simpson, Mrs.
Warren Wylds, Mrs. Neil MacKenzie
taking part. Mrs. Bill Hayden played the ;
Visit with family for Christmas
Christmas visitors with Lorna •Button
were her sister, Alma MacKinnon of
Kincardine, her daughter, Marion of
Ottawa; her son, Murray and his wife,
Cathy; David, Angela and Stephanie of
Kitchener.; her brother, Jim and his wife,'
Isabel Hunter of R. R. 3, Lucknow; Jack
and Wanda , Miller of Barrie; Henry and
Pam Van Dyke, Ashfield; Herb and Muriel
Hunter and Trevor of London; Cecil and
Marybelle Cranston, 'reale and Terry of
Auburn and Dan Nicholson of Lucknow.
• Congratulations to Spence Irwin. He
celebrated, his 80th birthday On December
27. .
Garry and Donna Sutton and family
spent Christmas day with Donna's brother,
Ross and his wife, Helen and, family. Other
guests at the same home were on and
Kathleen Forster of Highway 86 east; Kay
• Forster of Hamilton; Tam •Forster of
London and Gerald and Nancy Murray and
family of concession 10, Kinloss.
Enjoying Christmas day with Tony and
Geraldine Schlosser and .Mike were Don
• and Veronica Fraser and family of White-
church; Pat and Ernie Good and girls of
Goderich; Brenda Lippert and friend,
Claire Steffler; Myra Walden and Ron
Pollock of Ripley and. Ed Lippert and
Robert Purves of• Highway 86 east. •
Nancy Quinn of Quinn's Flowers and
Gifts spent Christmas Eve and. Christmas
Day at the .home of her parents, Joyce and
Harold Quinn of Kincardine.
Susan and Doug Stevenson and family
enjoyed their Christmas dinner with
Susan's family on Boxing Day December
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by Geraldine Schlosser "
26 at the homeof Myra Walden in Ripley.
Marie add Barry Haldenby and fanuly ,
spent Christmas on the • weekend of
December 22 with Barry's parents and
families in Sarnia.
Phyllis Matthews spent Christmas Day
with Marie and Barry Haldenby and
family.
Gerda de Jong,Jo-Anne and Bill Searle
and family, Janet and Paul Gunter, Mark
Gunter and Lisa Chaput, Syke and Jin
Sutherland and girls and Ruth -and Gert de
Jong and family spent Christmas Day with
Nikki and Eric Exel and family.
j
John Sutton of Teeswater spent Boxing
Day with Garry and Donna Sutton ,and
family.
Merle Elliott entertained • family mem-
bers for Christmas dinner at her home on
° December 22. She spent the remainder Of
the holiday visiting with her son and -
daughter-in-law, Ray and Noreen Elliott of
Mississauga.. Other visitors, at the Elliott
home in Mississauga for Christmas
festivities were Guy, . Helen and Scott
•Kelly of Orangeville, Graeme Anderson of
Belgrave and Graeme Elliott of Toronto.
I wish to thank the people of Lucknow for
their interest in the New Column .and for
calling me with their news. Hope you all
have a very happy and prosperous New
Year.
Pearl Carter
•Passed away suddenly at Brucelea
Haven, Walkerton on December 17, 1984
in her 82nd year, Pearl Carter, formerly of
Lucknow.
Dear mother of John Carter, Lucknow;
Gordon Carter, Harriston and daughter,
Bertha Bolton of Walkerton; also seven
grandchildren -and five great grandchild-
ren
• She -is also survived by one sister, Mary
Edgar'Of Lucknow and four brothers, Harry
of GodCrich, Peter of Wingham. Ernie of
• Lucknow and Levi of Huronview.
• Funeral service was held at MacKenzie
•and McCreath Funeral Home, Lucknow.
• on December 19, 1984.
Interment followedin South Kinloss
Cemetery.
-William Elgin Rintoul
Members of the Rintoul family faced
Christmas with sadness ' after death
claimed the 'head of their household,
William Elgin Rintoul of Whitechurch,
Monday, December 10, 1984, in • St.
Joseph's Hospital, London. He was in his
74th year and death followed a brief
illness.
Bill Rintoul was born in West Wawanosh
Township on August 13, 1911, one of seven
children of the late Alexander Rintoul and
Jean Gillies. He received his' elementary
education at Fordyce School and through-
out most of his adult life he farmed the
OBITUARY
west half of Lot 27, Concession 11, West
Wawanosh. He moved to Whitechurch in
1970 but remained active in farming. He
was a member of Chalmers Presbyterian
Church, Whitechurch.
• Mr. Rintoul leaves many relatives and
friends who grieve his passing. Missing
him most are his wife, the former Norma
Caldwell, whom he married in Blyth on
September 28, 1940; his only son, Neil of
West Wawanosh; and four daughters,
Mrs. Dave (Anne) Oberholtzer of Water-
loo, Mrs./Harry (Donna) Gutoskie of Kitch-
ener; Mrs. Gord (Sharon) Campbell.
Ancaster and Mrs. Leonard (Doris) Robin-
son of East Wawanosh. There are 11
grandchildren; one brother, • Gordon of
Whitechurch; and two sisters, Mrs. Ralph
(Euphemia) Cameron, Lucknow, and Mrs.
Jim (Freda) Reid of Florida.
Friends paid their respects at The
McBurney Funeral Horne where Mr.
Rintoul rested until Wednesday, December
12, 1984, when funeral service was
conducted at two o'clock by 'Rev. Paul L.
Mills. Interment followed in Greenhill
Cemetery, Lucknow.
Pallbearers were Brian Rintoul, Norman
McDonald, Earl Jamieson, Bill Purdon,
Harold Gaunt and Gary Caldwell.
• Floral tributes were carried by Doug
Cameron, Leroy Rintoul, Bob Jefferson,
Ron Jamieson and George Webster.
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