HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1988-09-28, Page 8Page 8—Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, September 28, 1988
Visitors with Mr. Don Bushell were Mr.
and Mrs. Kurt Nielson, Matthew and
Daniel of Bracebridge. Mr. and Mrs. Brian
Thompson and girls of Kincardine Twp
and Mr. and Mrs. Morley Bushell of
W ingham.
Visitors with Edna and May Boyle on
Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. Alan Stirton
of Moose Jaw and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Anderson of Swift Current, Sask.
Mrs. Kathleen Graham and Mr. Elmer
Sowerby of Goderich spent Monday even-
ing with Mr. and Mrs. Weir Eckenswiller.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom McDonald of here and
her sister, Mrs. Essie Bloomfield, visited
at Dyer's Bay with Mr. and Mrs. Ron
Young at their cottage.
Mrs. Bill Burt and Mrs. Mary Campbell
of Kincardine visited with Mrs. Jim
Haldenby at Westford.
Sympathy is extended to Mrs. Margaret
Haldenby in the death of her husband the
late William E. Haldenby at Pincrest
Manor, Lucknow early Friday morning.
Also sympathy to their family Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Haldenby and family of
Guelph and to Mr. and Mrs. Norman Fry
(Florence) and their family of Harriston.
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William and Margaret Haldenby were
residents here for years and kept the
general store until their retirement. His
brother, Mr. Arthur Haldenby, of our
village also has our sympathy.
Mrs. Don Reid was hostess at the
Kinlough Presbyterian Church for the
WMS meeting on Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Bert Thompson presided
The purpose was repeated and 11 ladies
answered the roll call with 2 visitors.
Business followed and final plans for the
fall thankoffering were made. Mrs. Alex
Percy had the devotions from Matthew
Chapter 21, a woman's faith and a medita-
tion on faith and Christian homemakers.
Mrs. Glen Haldenby had the Study with
selected scripture verses on how the Holy
Spirit works in our lives. She conducted a
study of Biblical women and she had the
INLOUGH
The Dungannon U.C.W. met on
September 20 in the Dungannon Church.
Dorothy Pentland led an interesting pro-
gram on the Church in Society. Business
discussed included the United Church Ral-
ly at Auburn on October 5 and the Dungan-
non Union Pastoral Charge B.B.Q. on Oc-
tober 2.
It was noted that we will be losing two
members who have moved. Ruth MacKen-
zie and Bertha Olson will both be missed
greatly, but we wish them well in their new
homes and hope they will come back and
see us at an occasional meeting.
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members read the 9 sketches and how they
compare with the women of today.
The closing hymn was "Blest be the tie
that binds", followed by the Grace,
courtesies, refreshments and a time of
fellowship.
Mr. George Bushell and son David of Ot-
tawa visited with Mr. Edbert Bushell and
on Friday Mrs. Clifford Crozier of
Goderich joined them and the foursome
took off for the day to the Plowing Match.
Mr. & Mrs. Stewart Lane attended the
Open House at Armory honouring their
aunt Mrs. Phoebe (Congram) Campbell's
90th birthday. We extend our
congratulations.
Visiting with Mr. Arthur Haldenby over
the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Whiteside, Mrs. Marjorie Bennett of
Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bennett of
Richmond Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Haldenby of Sarnia, and Mr. and Mrs.
Clare Sparling of Walkerton. All attended
the funeral of the late William E. Halden-
by. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Handenby and Mr.
and Mrs. Norman Fry were at their
parents home here.
We were sorry that Simon, son of Sherri
and Ross Meyerscough, was bitten in the
face by the family dog. He was rushed to
Kincardine hospital for medical attention
and hopefully he won't have a scar.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Breckles returned
home from a nice holiday in Prince Ed-
ward County where they enjoy a camp out
annually, glad you are safely home again.
Benson Hutton of Pinecrest Nursing
Home, Lucknow, celebrated his 90th bir-
thday last week. Mr. Hutton farmed on
the Ninth Concession of Kincardine
Township prior to moving to Kincardine
in the 1970's. Mr. Hutton is the father of
Erva Verheye of Kincardine and the
brother of Eugene Hutton, Goderich.
(Pat Livingston photo')
"Happy Half Century Bob"
(Irwin)
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