HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1985-09-04, Page 8Page 8--Lucimow Senthrel, Wednesday, September 4, 1985 .
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SEPTEMBER
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'SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7
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Happy 25th
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THE SUPERNATURAL COMEDY
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Couple visit the Maritimes
Smile a bit, joke a bit,
Help push life along;
If you're feeling very blue
Sing a little song.
One the habit comes to stay,
You will find that you
Are not just cheering up yourself,
You're helping others too.
Visiting with Rhetta MacLenna for a
couple of days were her granddaughter,
Cindy MacLennan of Goderich, daughter of
Beth MacLennan and the late Eldon
MacLennan and her friend, Sandy, also of
Goderich.
Warren and June Wylds have been .on
holidays, recently to the Maritimes - New
Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Prince Edward
Island. They had a lovely trip and the.
weather was very good.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Robb had a very
nice holiday for a few days, when they went
north and 'came home by Manitoulin
Island, across the bay on the M.S.
Chi-Cheemaun and home.
On August 27 Mrs. Robb was in Hanover
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to visit her daughter, son-hi:law, and
grandchildren, Bob, Sandra, Heather and
grandson Darling. •
• Visiting in Sudbury and 'Toronto for a
few days was Dorothy Finlayson.
Toth MacDonald of Fort Nelson, British
Columbia, son of . Finlay and Margie
MacDonald, is at home visiting with his
parents, twin brother, sister-in-law, niece
and nephew and ether relatives in the area.
Tom's twin brother and family are George,
Andrea, Julie and Michael MacDonald.
Ewan and Marj MacLean visited With
relative's in Sarnia .and Petrolia recently.
The ladies of the W .M.S. of the Ashfield
Presbyterian Church met recently at the
Fanish Nursing Home Ledge and enter-
tained the residents with music and song.
Elizabeth, Wilkins entertainedthem with
her talent at the organ.
Lunch was served and a social hour was
had by all.
Harvest is the subject of rollcall
• MIS. William' MacPherson was the
August hostess for the Kinlough Presby-
• terian W.M.S. Eleven ladies answered the .
roll call with a verse or thought on Harvest.
The usual opening exercises were follow-
ed with the devotions by Mrs. Don Bushell• :
We read our own backyard and summer
audit poems, closing with a prayer.
Mrs. Frank Maulden conducted a
• Missionary review. When letters were read
from missionary workers in India, Japan,
(Mauritius in the South Sea Islands), Napel
and a letter was read from Miss Mary
Nickol. A 'contest was held on books of the
Bible. Mrs. Bruce Bushell read the origin
Of, Let there be peace on earth and let it
begin with me. •
A lovely letter was read from Miss Clara
Henderson from Malawi who is the
daughter of Reverend and Mrs. William
• Henderson of LucknoW; also one from Mrs.
• Linda Inglis from Malawi. This was
followed by an oral Bible contest and a
prayer by Mrs. Frank Maulden. Tentative
by May BOI;le'
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plans for an evening of sacred music were
unanimous which will be held soon.
• Mia. Don Bushell gave the courtesies
followed by the 'grace and refreshments.
•'George Burt and the boys of Toronto
enjoyed a holiday here with his parent's;
Mr. and.Mrs. Bill Burt and bmther Terry.
Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Stanley of .thcloiow
visited Monday evening with Edna and
, May Boyle and on Tuesday evening Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Scott of Ripley.were visitors
at the same home. •
Mrs. Weir Eckenswilier returned home
after surgery from Kincardine and Distriet
Hospital. Her grandson, Joe Weber, has
been with Grace and Weir and their
daughter, Reta Weber of Teeswater was
with her parents helping out on August 23,
Good to have you home Grace.
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