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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1981-06-24, Page 11Kinio BY May Boyle Miss Caryn Nicolson re- turned honte from Scotland where she Bp* some time with her grandmother. Her cousin came from Scotland to visit here with Mrs. Ann Nicolson, Lynne, Caryn and Dawn. • Bob McEwan returned to Edmonton after visiting with his parents and other relativ- es here. Mr. and Mrs. Donald McEwan, Duncan and Bob, Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Mc- , Ewan of here and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Brindley Of• Dun- gannon were all guests at the McEwan-Pearce wedding at Milton. Mr. Jim Hodgins returned tome after being a patient in. University Hospital, London. Mrs. Joyce Hedley and Mrs. Rose Moulton, who have been Brownie. leaders for the past five years were each presented with a pretty vase and attractive arrange- ment of silk flowers in ap- preciation of 'their work with the Brownies. We congratu- late Joyce and Rose for 'their faithful, patient and untiring effortin helping these young girls to go on tO greater • things, and we wish success to the new leaders.. We congratulate Ronald Sieloff, son of Elroy and Jeannette 'Sieloff of St. Clair Shares, Michigan and grand- son of Mr. and Mrs. Rudy •Sieloff (formerly Norine Hod- gins of here) of Detroit, Michigan who received his Ph.D. 'in Organic. Synthetic Chemistry from the Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta. Dr. Sieloff is work- ing for the summer • In Atlanta and begins in Sept- ember with Owens Corning in Columbia, Ohio'. All our • best, Ron.. Congratulations •to Mr4 and Mrs. Stephan Nicholls (nee Sandra Smith) who were married on Friday evening in the Anglican Church, and to M!. and Mrs. Henry Vande Klippe (nee Susan Barr) who were married Saturday even. • Ing in the Presbyterian Church, • Mr. Donald Barr of Water- loo spent the weekend with his mother, Mrs. John Barr, and was also a guest at the Vande Klippe -Barr' wedding. Mr. and Mrs. John Moir and family of Whitechurch had supper and spent Sun- day .evening with Mr. and. Mrs. Edbert Bushell. Friends here were sadden- ed on friday! to hear of the •sudden .death of Misi Nellie Malcolm at her Lucknow home, after a brief illness. Nellie grew up in our com- munity and was endeared to all vvho knew her. She was bereaved on February 6th, 1981 of her dear sister, Margaret The deceased was the last of the Malcolm family. Both Nellie and Mar- garet were faithful members of the Kinlough Presbyterian Church and used their music- al talent to God's glory. After caring lovingly for their deceased parents and uncle, they sold the farm (known as • Braeside) and retired to their newly built home in Luck - now. It was 5 home of true tovholesorne hospitality. Her remains 'rested at the Mac Kenzie and McCreath Putter - al Home in Lucknow until Monday afternoon where the h area giri home funeral service was held with burial in the family plot in Kincardine Cemetery. School is over and students and their •teachers wontt need to return to .the class- rooms until September and the bus drivers won't have to make their daily rounds. To all we wish you a pleasant and safe holiday time: Enjoy these lovely days. Jamie. Langford of Wood- stock is spending the hon. days with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, Bert Nicholson and Leis. • KinloughA.C.W. • The Anglican Church Women held their 'June meeting on. Thursday big at the home Of Mrs. Midford Will. There were 19 • adults and four children present. • Mrs. Delbert Hedley wel- aimed everyope:and a hymn and prayer opened the meet-. ing. Mrs. David Haldenby read the scripture; The theme of the meeting was, This being the Interna- tional Year of the Disabled. A well prepared meditation, • , . • es 4.• • , .1, .7MP , 7 .14k barkssew Soda* Vrakuidliwo Jaw 240 111.14.01Poioi rota stay in' Saotkotd:. by Mrs. Ed Green was read for her by Mrs. Agnes }Wens. Mrs. Eric Thacker read the minutes and a thank .you note. Miss May Boyle gave the report of the, South Saugeen Deanery meeting held at Seaforth .on June 2. • Mrs. Hedley read a poem, God Forgive. Mrs. Thacker pres- ented, The year of disabled persons and ten command- ments to do with the disabl- ed. Mrs, IVIldford Wall then introduced the guest speak- er, Miss Lavonne Ballagh, She was the most inspiring person as she herself is a disabled person and really gave us all much food for thought.. She is the pleasant • receptionist that greets one, graciously at the Wingham and District Hospital. She paid a .high, tribute to Terry Fox in spite of the lack of one leg from Cancer, Miss BPI- lagh spoke of Participation Lodge which is for handl- capped people, noting six . .months of 1981 is gone. 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