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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1982-06-30, Page 18rr • • (w 1..echurch. ladies attend convention By Valeta. Emerson. The ninth National . Con- ' vention of the Federated Women's Institute of Canada was held at the University of New Brunswick June 13 17. Mrs. Rena Fisher of White- church Institute attended as. delegate from Bruce.. South •District.. Whitechurch Women's In- 'stitute held a bus I trip . to Toronto Sara Lee Kitchens and Casa Loma on Wednes- 'day with leaders Mrs. Don Ross and Mrs. Agnes Far- rier, . On Tuesday last Mr. and • Mrs. Renison . Falconer broughttheir mother, Mrs. Cassie Mowbray home from Sarnia where she had been. to attend her granddaughter; Lynn's wedding. They had their large camper trailer and. • were' accompanied by their friends with their camper as they intend ' touring in this part of Ontario for a week. Mr. and Mrs. Bob' McMil- lan of. Seaforth were Friday evening callers on Mr. and. Mrs,, Victor Emerson. Rev. John 'Bell had charge of theservice at. Chalmers Presbyterian Church and he and. Mrs. Bell were dinner guests with Mrs. Roely de Boer. - Clifford, Young of Univer- sity Hospital,London spent the weekend at his home here,returning on Sunday evening. His many friends here wish him • a speedy return to health. Rev. and Mrs. John Bell were Sunday afternoon cal`' lers on Mr. and Mrs. Victor Emerson. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Corni-. ack and family of Paisley were Sunday callers on Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Beecroft and Karen.' Sunday's service was the 'farewell servic e for Mr. Robert Perry at the White- church United Church., Mr.. and Mrs. Walter El- liott and Karen attended the `Forster picnic on Sunday at Turn to pa8e 23• Visitfron.. Alberta By May Boyle Mrs. Harvey B,ecking of Brantford and her son; John of Wainwright, Alberta,visit- ed here with .Mr. and Mrs. William E. Maidenly. Sympathy is extended to the family of the late Frank Johnston, formerly,' `of con- cession 16.Whose .funeral was held at Lucknow on Thurs- day. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scott of Ripley and Edna and May Boyle visited on Friday in London with Mrs. Mary Boyle and Mrs. ;Pearl Lloyd. Mrs. Shirley Whiteside of Toronto .came . up to spend a few days with her father, Mr. Arthur Haldenby, . who cele- bratedhis birthday on June 22. Congratulations Arthur from all the village folks. Relatives from here at- tended the Thompson picnic at the Purple Grove Com- munity ommunity.Centre on , Sunday afternoon.. • Mr. and Mrs. .' Jack .Hod- gins and Mrs. Agnes Hod- gins visited during the week with his sister, Mrs. Audrey Borthwick' at St. Catharines.' Mrs Freg Page returned home after spending the past two weeks with Dr. and Mrs. ' Iman Mohamed, Michael', Adam and David at Toronto. Mrs. Mel king of Missis- sauga 'visited with her par- ents; Mr: , and : Mrs. Bert Nicholson. Lois Nicholson who has been visiting at the King home returned with her. We arepleased to see the Hedley family getting mowed into their new home in the village. .• bituary Frank Henry Johnston The death of Frank Henry Johnston of Lucknow occur- red at. Wingham and District Hospital on June 21, 1982: A retired farmer, he was the son of the late Joseph John- ston and Elizabeth Little of R 1'; Holyrood. He was born at. Holyrood on January 24, 1893. He. married Maude Black- well of Kincardine on March 29, 1918. He is survived by silo', daughters; • Edith Edgar of Godekich, Evelyn Svec of London, Lois Moore o Lon- don, Beth McRae-of Helen Stuart of Hamilton and tileen Brown of Hamilton, and two sons, Carman and Harvey, both of Toronto. He is also survived by a sister, Eva McQuaig of Luck - now and a brother, Russ Johnston of Lucknow. He was predeceased by his wife, . a daughter, Mable McNeil of Lucknow and two brothers, Elmer Johnston and Bill. Johnston. The funeral service was held from the MacKenzie and McCreath Funeral Home in Lucknow on Thursday, June 24, 1982 at 2 p.m. Rev. Hugh Nugent of Lucknow. Presbyterian • Church , con- ducted the service. Honorary pallbearers were David ',Brown, Terry John- ston and Steve Moore. Pallbearers were Randy Johnston, Keith ' Gardner, Bin Gardner, Brian Gardner, Bruce Johnston and Kevin Moore, Flower bearers were Deb- bie 'Johnston, Sherry John- ston, Karen. Johnston, and Trudy Moore. Burial followed in Green- hill Cemetery, Lucknow. Lucknow Sentinel, 'Wednesday, June 30, 1982—Page 18. SUV`. ANY 20 PRODUCTS IDENTIFIED BY THIS SYMBOL AND. WE'LL V GIVE YOU. A FREE CANADA'S WONDERLAND GROUNDS zehrs firer marketsof fine bods ADMISSION TICKET FILL. A SAVER CARD AVAILABLE FROM ANY ZEHRS CASHIERWITH 20 BONUS VOUCHERS AND REDEEM AT ZEHRS FOR YOUR. FREE ',:., ADMISSION TO CANADA'S; WONDERLAND THESE SPECIAL BONUS ITEMS AVAILABLE: AT THESE : LOW. 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