HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1978-09-27, Page 27Lucknow Seantnei, Wednesday, September 27, 1978 ---Page 27
Pinetree Crestnets Kinlough community news
BY WILMA CLARKE
As July and August bring
holidays for most of us,
entertainment at Pinecrest
Manor Nursing Home wasn't
nearly as plentiful either:
We really appreciated all
who did come to entertain
and visit us in July and
August, because we realize
how busy people are in the
summer months.
I never realized how many
people from far away, who
have friends and relatives in
Pinecrest Manor, look for-
ward ' to this small article
once a month. For some, this
is their only contact with the
resident and many have
mentioned this in letters and
on visits.
My biggest fear is to leave
someone, or some organiza-
tion out. As' I am not at
Pinecrest Manor, 7 days 'a
week, twenty-four hours a
day, things do happen some-
times that I don't know
about, but thanks to the staff.
I find out most of the happen-
ings.
So if I miss you or your
group please don't be upset,
we really do appreciate ev
eryone's deeds of kindness.
Rev.. Wm. Munshaw held
his monthly worship service
on Sunday, July 9th.
A drive in the van al
Kincardine was enjoyed that
week and on July 15th David
Newbold was married at
Kemptville. Even though we
were unable to attend, our
thoughts. were with him.
The Pentecostal Church
held their monthly service on
July 20th and the same week
we had our monthly birthday
party.
Those with birthdays in
July were E.- Selina Hunter
and Iva Young on July 3 and
Margaret MacLennan , and
Obituary
LEO JOSEPH COURTNEY
Leo Joseph Courtney, 68,
died at his residence on
Lighthouse Street, .Goderich
on September 17, 1978
•following a short illness.
A farmer in Ashfield •
Township, he was . keenly
interested in hockey and
baseball. He was a member
of the Menesetung Canoe
Club and St. Peters Church,
Goderich. .
He was born in Ashfield
Township on April 30, 1910,
the son of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Courtney, Ash-
field.
He is survived by his wife,
Marcella O'Connor whom he
married on August 30, 1947.
He is also survived by three
sons and three daughters,
Sharon, Mrs.Percy McClen-
aghan, Clinton; Desmond,
Goderich; Helen, Mrs. Max
Riegling, R. 3 Lucknow;
Michael, R. - 7 Lucknow;
Ursula, Mrs. Matt Richard-
son, and Edward, both of
Goderich.
His brothers, Fred, Tor-
onto; Joe, Ashfield; and
sisters, Mrs. Marie Judge,
Jackson, Michigan; Mrs.
Rita Bryan, Toronto; Mrs.
Vivian Hogan, Ashfield, and
Mrs. Grace Austin, Ashfield,
also survive.
He is survived by 10
grandchildren.
He was predeceased by his
parents. a sister, Fay and «a
brother Edward.
The funeral was held on
September 20, 1978 at St.
Joseph's Roman Catholic
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Eleanor Dahmer on July 11.
On July 25 communion
was held for the Roman
Catholics with Father Den-
tinger in charge.
The Christian Fellowship
Church from Dungannon
came on July 28 and the
Christian Reformed Church
of Lucknow came on July 30
for their services.
Stanley Cooper and. his
friend showed slides and
played tapes on August 2.
Jack and Blanche Need-
ham held a worship service
on August 20 as Rev. Wm.
Munshaw was on holidays.
A ride in the van t� the St.
Helens area was enjoyed.
We hoped to see some Amish
farmers doing their thresh-
ing, but were too late,
however, Bill Humphrey was
a great tour 'guide.
A ride to Wingham was
enjoyed another day with a
look at the Plowing Match
site. We are hoping to tour it
later in September, • in the
van.
Silver Lake Women's Insti-
tute entertained us at our
birthday party in August.
Those with birthdays were
Lois Wamsley, August 7;
Agnes Cerson, August 12;
Marie Houston, August 14;
Frank Hayden, August 15.
We were happy to have the
Back Forty Bluegrass Band
(from Stratford), play for us.
We enjoyed the music so
much some of us even had a
waltz.
On August 27 the Christ-
ian Reformed Church came
for' their monthly service.
Our tomatoes are ripening
now and they really taste
good. Somehow they taste
better out of your own
garden. One of these days we
will have a big feast of
carrots.
Church, Kingsbridge. Father
Ed Dentinger conducted the
service assisted by Father A.
F. Loeback, Goderich. Burial
followed in St. Joseph's
Cemetery.
Pallbearers were• Duncan
McKay, George Wraith,
Frank Scott, John Howard,
John Austin and Bill Kina-
han:
Flower bearers were Gary
Courtney, Joe Austin, Kenny
Leddy, anis Harold Leddy.
Death
Mrs. George Hackett of
Cochrane, the former Sadie
Cooke of Ashfield Township,
died at Cochrane Hospital on
September 24. The body will
rest at MacKenzie and
McCreath Funeral Home
from 7 to 9 p.m. on Wed-
nesday. The funeral will be
11 a.m. with burial to follow
in Greenhill Cemetery on.
Thursday,. September 28.
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1'001Y
BY MAY BOYLE
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Worm-
an, Mr. and Mrs. Bert
WQrrnan and their twin
daughters, Karen and Ken-
dra of Melfort, Saskatchewan
visited during the week with
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Nicholson
and Lois, On Sunday there
was a Nicholson family
gathering held at Bert and
Eva's in honour of the
Wormans. Also present were
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Haldenby,
Warren and David of Port
Elgin. Ron and Mrs. Worm -
an are son and daughter of
Mrs. Chester Haldenby of
Melfort, Saskatchewan. `
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scott
were guests at the Cleland -
Graf wedding at Chepstow
on Saturday.
A number from this area
enjoyed a bus trip to Parry
Sound.
Miss Agnes Sitter spent a
few says with her aunt Mrs.
Matretta Hodgins.
Members of the commun-
ity extend their sincere sym-
pathy to the family of Mr.
and Mrs. Serge Bellerose of
Magog, Quebec in the recent
loss of their son.
MacKenzie
Floor
Installations
Hard Surface
and'
Carpet
Phone 395,5894
after 6 p.m.
528-3432 during day
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