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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1985-10-23, Page 10Page 10—Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, October 23, 1985 60th anniversary celebrated Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Irwin of R R 3 Lucknow celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary. On Oct. 19, at the home of Glenn and . Maryann Irwin, a family celebration took place. Attending this celebration were Grant Irwin of Clinton, • Jean Irwin of Wingham, Mr. and Mrs. George Dunseath of Richmond Hill, Betty Stanley of Clinton, grandchildren Jamie Irwin' of Lucknow, Kevin and Pam Irwin of Lucknow, Ron and Judy Irwin of London, Sharon Irwin of Ham- ilton and great-grandchild Kristin, Dinner follows baptism At the. Anglican Church service on Oct. 13, Kristin Leah, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Howey, was baptized by Rev. M. J. Letson. Following the service ' a family dinner was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Hedley, Karen, Gary and Paddy. Their guests were Kevin, Cathy, Kristin and Michele Howey, Debbie Hedley and Jeff Howey, Cindy Buchanan and her friend, Barry, all of Kitchener;' Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Johnston, Donna, Dennis and Douglas of concession 8; Mr. and Mrs. Gary Charleton of London; Mr. and Mrs. John Visser, Tracey, 'Tim 'and Becky of concession 10; Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Hedley of Walkerton and . Rev. Merelyn. Letson. Mr. and Mrs, Don, Bertrand and family of Simcoe spent Thanksgiving weekend with Winnifred, Bill and Brian Percy. Thanksgiving visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Edbert Bushell were Mr. and Mrs. George Bushell; David 'and Janet of Ottawa and Mrs. Kathryn Fraser, Anne, Edwin, Janice of Armow. Mrs. Tom IylcDonald returned home from Wingham Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. 'Ivan McFa'rlan of Kincar- dine . visited on Fridayevening with Mr. Keep your kids • �ntheir I IIII MI 'i4x •:. /.•. is {:: k.. i •�:;ihM1r r:�: It's the law for everyone travelling in a car... but too many. people don't secure their children proPgrly. • For example: • Small children must have harness straps fastened. • Child safety seats must be attached to the car by the seat belt: • When required, tether, straps must be fastened. ,o Shoulder belts,or harnesses should not be under the arms. • Lap belts should be low on the hips. • Child safety seats are only effective in reducing' injuries when they are used properly. Budde.. thernl Ministry of Transportation and Communications Ontari� Minister, Hon. Ed Fulton Premier; Hon, David Peterson and Mrs. Jack Barr. Names omitted of those attending the baptism at Kinlough Presbyterian Church and the family dinner at Mr. and Mrs. Jack Barr'shome afterwards were Mr. and Mrs., Bev 'Fair of Bervie, grandparents of Jason Fair and also Kevin Fair of Millarton. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Evans of. Ballinafad and Mr. ' and Mrs. Allan Nicholson and family of Wallaceburg visited over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Nicholson and Lois. Mr. and Mrs.' Ed Lecker of Toronto and Mrs. John Barr, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Barr of here visited Wednesday' with: Mr. and Mrs. Morley Bushell at Wingham. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scott of Ripley and Mr. and Mrs. Brendan Donaghue of Lon- • 'don visited with Edna • and May Boyle during the week. Mrs. Charles Murray and Mrs. William MacPherson of Holyrood, and Mrs. Lyman Sutton and Mrs. Bill McInnis of Teeswater attended the Women's Institute Rally at Elmwood on 'Thursday. Mr. and Mrs.' Floyd Stanley of Ripley, Mr. and Mrs. Linton Sittler of Culross and Arthur Stanley 'visited with Mrs. Marretta Hodgins on Thursday. Her brother Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Stanley returned on Thurs- day to Mason, Michigan after spending a while here. Mr. and Mrs. Don Bushell, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bushell and Rachel of Kin- lough; Mr. and 'Mrs. Kurt Nielsen; Matthew . and ' Daniel, Peterborough and Mr. and , Mrs. Brian Thompson, Brett' and Allyson of Kincardine Township spent time over the Thanksgiving' weekend with Mr. and Mrs.. Glen Morningstar and Lindsay at Port Elgin. Leonard Stanley, while here, suffered an acute attack of head pain and partial loss of sight and was taken to'WinghamHospital, • treated 'and released. His wife' Florence and her sister Marretta gave him loving care and he felt well enough' to return home. • . Kinlough WMS The Kinlough 'Presbyterian WMS Aut- umn Thankoffering meeting was held at the church on Thursday afternoon., Mrs. Don 'Bushell.presided and gave the call to worship. She welcomed guests from Bervie and Kinloss UCW, Teeswater WMS and Kinlough ACW and WM. Psalm 118 was read in unison followed by prayer. Mrs. Alex Percy and Mrs'. Don Reid gave the Scripture, and meditation from the Glad Tidings. Mrs.' Bruce. Bushell favoured with 'a solo "He touched me" accompanied by Mrs. Ralph Thompson of Eden Grove. Mrs. Glen Haldenby introduced the. guest speaker, Rev. Merelyn Letson, who gave . an inspiring message. Mrs. Don Robertson expressed thanks and presented her with a gift in appreciation. The offering was received by Mrs. Don McEwan and Mrs. Alex Percy and all sang the offertory' hymn, .."We give Thee but Thine own". Mrs. Bert Thompsongave a reading and suitable hymnsweresung. during the service with Mrs. Glen Halden-. by organist. The president gave , the 'closing prayer and all went to the Sunday Schoolroom for refreshments and a social hour. ' Sunday morning, . the Bruce County Loyal Orange Lodge worshipped with the Anglican, congregation. Rev. Merelyn Let- son gaven splendid message and all joined in the service of Holy Communion. All were welcomed toa coffee hour after- wards, courtesy of the Master Lorne Em- merton and his wife Linda, when a time of fellowship was enjoyed. Mrs. Gordon Hodgkinson of Goderich called on Mr. and Mrs. Bert Nicholson on Sunday. Her •husband is formerly of Kinlough. Gordie is a patientin the Goderich hospital and best wishes are sent to him. Mrs. Mary Stewart and her son Donald • of Millarton visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Tom McDonald.