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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1987-09-16, Page 22.4 Page 22—Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, September 16, 1987 Anglican Church Women dine at Knotty Pine Mr. and Mrs. Fred Guest visited with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Schuler at Kincar- dine on the occasion of their 50th Wedding Anniversary. Tim Shaw of Stayner visited with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Burt and Terry. Mr. and Mrs. Art Guest and Christine of St. Clemens called on relatives here on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Miller of Min- nedosa, Manitoba visited here with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bushnell ( the two ladies are sisters). The Miller's went to Elmira and also visited 100 Huntley St., Toronto then flew to Prince Edward Island. They came back and visited other relatives. while in Ontario. Mrs. Vivian Parkinson returned to Lon- don on Tuesday after holidaying with Pastor and Mrs. M. Christensen. On Friday the Anglican Church Women from here gathered at the Knotty Pine Restaurant, Kincardine for dinner. All en- joyed the fellowship and Rev. Merelyn Let- son said the blessing and all did justice to a delicious .meal. Two special guests who were former members, Mrs. Gertrude Walsh who awhile ago celebrated her 90th birthday and Mrs. Bert Nicholson, who were faithful members at Kinlough through the years and still continue to give their support here were the guests and we miss them since both Bertie and the Nicholsons have moved to Kincardine. At the conclusion of the dinner, Eva invited everyone to their new home for the meeting. We all enjoyed the tour of Bert and Eva's new home and we wish them and their family especially Evelyn who is recovering from major surgery, God's richest blessing in the days ahead, and also to Gertie and our fondest wishes to Anges Hodgins who is flying to South Bur- naby, B.C. to visit with the Teixiera families. We know Doug and Irema the best as their family have grown up and are married and Agnes has great grand- children. May Boyle had been asked to do a "reflection" on 40 year's back when Bert and Eva and their three oldest children came to be Kinlough residents. Bert was born and grew up in our village. It was a pleasure for this correspondent having such deep roots in Kinlough, ending with- a poem God's goodness. Cards were signed for different ones. 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We enjoyed delicious punch served by Eva before it came to go- ing home time. October 8th will be the bale packing at the Church at 1 pm and election of officers. Visitors with Mr. Arthur Haldenby were Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bennett of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Fry of Harriston. Mr. Fred Lanting of Kincardine, Miss Connie Laneting and Mr. and Mrs. Chris Chatten and children of Huron and Miss Marjorie Lanting of our village all went to Winnipeg and were guests at the Lanting- Beotelho wedding. Mr. Lanting (Sr.) was unable to make the trip owing to ill health. All returned home here and on Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Lanting were honoured at a wedding dinner and reception at the Kinlough Pentecostal Church basement when relatives and friends attended who weren't with the family at the wedding in Winnipeg. The happy couple were delighted with the kind- ness and gifts received and having a visit with Syd's father. The newlyweds had to leave early Saturday morning for Win- nipeg. Neighbours and friends extend their very best wishes for years of happiness. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Boyle visited on Saturday evening with Mrs. Frank Maulden and on Sunday with Edna and May Boyle. Mrs. Fred Page returned home from Toronto Hospital after major surgery. We send get well wishes Joan. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Kaufman and Kimberley returned on Tuesday to Sask. after visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Tom McDonald and other relatives here. Hope they had a safe trip home. Mrs. Frank Maulden phoned Mrs. Jack Webster at Edmonton on Friday night as there hadn't been recent word since Jack's accident and being hospitalized at Edmon- ton. Jack is progressing favourably and all his old friends at Kinlough send get well wishes Jack. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Guest of here accom- panied Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Johnston of London to Chatham on Saturday September 12th to the Johnston -McIntyre wedding at Victoria United Church. Vic- tor is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Johnston ( nee Jean Guest). We extend congratulations. Mrs. Agnes Hodgins was to Preston on Wednesday attending the funeral of her brother William McCue. We extend our sympathy. Mrs. Frank Maulden, Mrs. Hugh Lane of here and Mrs. Jean Hughes of Lucknow visited with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Eadie at Wingham. Miss Pearl Scott of London, Mrs. Kae Black and her son of Woodstock visited with Miss Winnifred Percy. Pastor and Mrs. M. Christensen were to Montreal to a special Anniversary Church service and also visited with Mrs. Christensen (Sr.) and with Mr. and Mrs. Blair Christensen. On Thursday evening members of the Presbyterian Congregation here attended the induction of their new minister Rev. William W.H. Baird B.A. M Div. He began his Christian ministery here on Sunday. The family and consumers affairs meeting of the Holyrood Womens Institute was held at the Holyrood hall on Thursday evening with Edva . and May Boyle hostesses. The president Mrs. Harold Smith opened the meeting with the Ode and the Mary Stewart Collect, and extend- ed a welcome to all present.The director Mrs. William MacPherson then introduced the guest speaker Mrs. Paula Blagrave who spoke on Diabetes. Mrs. Blagrave has been director of nutrition and food services at the Wingham and District Hospital for 10 years and has been involved with the Diabetes Education program for 9 years and is a member of the Canadian Diabetes Association. Celebrating an anniversary On Friday evening, August 28, the fami- ly of Graham and Bessie McNee provided a lovely dinner at their home to celebrate their 50th anniversary. As well as all their family, Mary Bere of Goderich was also a guest. On Sunday past, Mrs. Mary Funk and Mrs. Priscilla Hewitt of Exeter visited the McNees. Sunday dinner guests were Alan and Sandra McNee, Edward, Paul and Alanna of London. Terry Schultz of Kippen visited for a few days with his cousin Brad Park and the Park family. Mrs. Joanne Mahar, daughter Cathy and son Mike of Burke, Virginia visited for a couple of days with. Joanne's mother, Lee Shetler. Lynn Chisholm, R. 6 Goderich, hosted a bridal shower on Sunday past for Anne Narejko of Clinton, bride elect of Colin Chisholm. The program was conducted by Virginia Caesar, Dungannon and Leola Hartung of R. 1 Gowanstown, both sisters of Colin. Anne thanked family and friends for the lovely gifts and a smorgasbord lunch was' enjoyed. Todd Park of Peterborough was home for the weekend with his parents Bill and Marie and other family members. Bill and Marie motored to Peterborough to return him home on Monday. Kingsbridge Play School will hold an ogranizational meeting on Thursday, September 17 at 7:30 p.m. at the St. Joseph's School. All parents who are in- terested in sending pre-schoolers to play school are urged to attend. Visiting, with Jim and Margaret Err- ington recently was her sister Mary Ann and husband Sheldon Martin from Strat- ford. The foursome visited cousins in Michigan over the holiday weekend. Bob and Brenda Woods, Robbie, Shawn and Angie visited in London on the weekend with Bob's mother, Jean. The last two week's winners at the euchre parties at the Seniors Centre were Helen Richardson -high lady, Adeline Allan -low lady, Stanely Dennis -high man, Bob Markam-low man. Also, John Andrews -high man, Art Stewart -low man, Grace Finnigan -high lady, Lee Shetler-low lady. Bill and Marie Park and Brad were in Peterborough over the weekend visiting with son Todd' and took in some of the city sights. On tour The Cultural Activities Committee was in charge of the September meeting of the 'Dungannon Women's Institute and a tour of Martin Straughan's car and buggy' restorations was arranged by Louis Lee. Members saw a variey of cutters, bug- 'gies and machinery, as well as license plates, harness, lamps, shingle cutters, a dog churns and a small childs' "car," from( Champion Road Machinery. Straughan provided members with an explaination of how he acquired the various items.. After Straughn. was thanked and presented with a gift, the meeting was moved to Ruth Freeland's home in Goderich. President Elmira opned the meeting with the poem "Teachin Public School". The roll call was answered by "Something Dear to You From a Loved One of Yesteryear". There were some very in- teresting items named, such as pictures, crafts and cherished memories of our Grandparents. Members were reminded of the Area Convention at St. Marys, Oct. 15 and 16. Local delegates will be Joan Dougherty and Alma Black and the institute will have an article for the sale table. The fall rally will be at Londesborough on Oct. 5 and delegates will be Roberta Linskill and Beverley Fielder. Some members will be attending Wingham WI's 85th birthday.