HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1998-09-16, Page 16NO 16 —L cknow .Sentinel, "Wednesday, Septe
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by Mildred Loren
Lucknow's grand old
lady, Greta Stewart,
passed away at Pinecrest
Manor on Sept. 6 in her..
107th year. Funeral ser-.
vices were conducted
from the MacKenzie and
McCreath .chapel with
burial in Dungannon
Cemetery.
Services were conduct-
ed on Thursday for Ada
Agnew of London, a for-
mer resident .of Lucknow..
On Sunday, her family
placed identical flower
arrangements in her mem-
ory 1n two churches in
Londa n and the Lucknow
Presbyterian Church.
, Belated birthday greet -
belt 16, 1998
and old lady' •di
lugs go out to Aima'
Wanhala who was 97 en
Sept. and Eleanor
McMurray 91 on Sept. 10.
Boot these ladies- are resi-
dents at Pinecrest: Manor.
On Sept. 6, descendants
of S:D.A.A• and Elizabeth.
Sto>io -gathered at the
,Lighthouse Park in
GQderich" for their annual
picnic. Present were Ian
and Elaine Slob() from
England, who were work-
ing on the 'family tree. His
grandfather was a brother
of S.D,A.A,
Rev. Peggy Kinsman
coneiuded her year as
Moderator of. the Grey
Bruce Maitland Presbytery
with . a supper ,in the
Ltieknow Presbyterian
Church prior to the meet-
ing of the Presbytery on
Sept. 8.
Sunday school resumed
. in•the area churches on.
Sept. 13 with the new
classes and new teachers
eing; colmtnissioned.
Bibles were' presented to
the students in Grade 4 in
the Presbyterian Church,
On Sept. 6 the new
elders, Joan Pollard and
Mary Loin Raynard, had
the service of ordination.
Welcome to Warrenand
Jun Wylds, who are mov-
ing into the home they
purchased from Marjorie
Parrish on Inglis Street,
Congratulations to Tom
and Evelyn Phillips who
celebrated their 501h wed-
ding anniversary on
Saturday with a fancily
dinner at the Legion fol-
lowed 'by a horse and
buggy ride around town.
in the evening a large
crowd of friends and rela-
tives enjoyed the open
house and dance.
Our son, Bill Loree,
phoned lastt night to'tell us
he has been promoted to
plant manager of
Energizer Canada . of
Walkerton with presently
140 employees.
St. Helen's WI rollcall. Frntez'KiuiOs$
was to choose a career woman featured
they would have. enjoyed
President Muriel Moffat chaired the 3t. Helen's
Women's. Institute meeting in the usual manner when
they met last' week. Rolleall was "if ,you. were young
what career would you choose;" Twelve. Members
responded. Several clause nursing or teaching,
• A report on the bus tour was given by Florence
McConnell. We. toured Bells -fruit farm and enjoyed see-
. ins the laden peach trees; and Mr. Batte's agricultural
museum near Clinton. Thanks to. Irene, Jean and Marg
G who arranged the tour, '
Members are asked to bring an unwrapped give for
the •Christmas bureau when they attend the fall rally on.
Oet. L:.
•
Thanks was .extended to Norma and Mae. Raynard
who did a super job on.our books:
August anti September birthday celebrants were hon,
ore('in. song. • • •
Caroline lVenary gave. a reading ;'Country Store."
,Florence McConnell. read "A' Rural Romance" and
Elaine Errington read "Autumn is'aGypsy:"
A delicious lunch was served by HelenTodd an'Edtttc
CQoper at the;close of, the meeting. (submitted by'Elaine
Ellington)
in Toronto tar:
Reader' of the Toronto
Star may have noticed an
article in the Sept. 6, "Your
Business" section on oper-
ators of Niagara. farm
weirs..•
Mary (Eadie) Wiley,
formerly of Kinloss
. Township, was one of
those interviewed in the
story. She:and her husband
D'ave,. • awn Niagara
Peninsula Agri -Tours,
which provides custom.,
designed tours ' . ,of
Niagara's; farms, orchards,
greenhouses, wineries .and.
vineyards. '
The Wileys own Lake's
'Edge Vineyards, an eight-,
hectare grape -.growing
Operation en the bench of
the Niagara Escarpment,
just east of Jordan Village.
They run another 52 -
hectare vineyard with
other family •inenibers as
well.
• •The Wileys expanded
their business to include
agri-tours three year's ago.
This summer they 'hosted
their- 1,000th•visitor• and
expect that 1,400 people
will have been on their.
faran.by the fall.,
Mary. says agri-tours
are an opportunity for peo-
ple to .ventureinto the
rural area andlearn about
the sounds, 'smells, cut -
Jure,' products and
lifestyles of the people in
the community -
by jeafl Ross •
The hall board spon-
sored, "a' shoot party on:,
Monday evening With X10
tables in play.-
High, lady was Nell:
Johnston, followed . by
Vera. Falconer:, Playing on
a white card, Verna Currie
was .High "followed by
Lloyd Appleby: •
• Most shoots went to
Loi's., Chamney and `Ross
Taylor. Draw prize win-
ners,:... •were.' Isobel
T�,n 8143 40x•
Montgomery and. Kay
McCormick.
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The Whitechurch
;United Church Women
.ntet at Leola Soloman'.s
home On Sept. 2 where- a
dessert birthday teas was
held, 1
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Hazel Laidlawgave the
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A .reading. Togetherness
taught us v'hat we can
learn from flocks,df;geese.
•
• Alice Moore read a
poem on, the, one room
school and trade-ins
tlsallcall, a_number of
interesting people were
nan ed•hy seven membeis.
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