The Lucknow Sentinel, 1986-06-25, Page 9Former ' :.loss man dies
People Report
Word was received here of the death of
Jack Switzer formerly of concession 8, son
of the late Mr. and Mrs. Garret Switzer.
The committal service was at South Kinloss
Cemetery On Saturday.
Visitors during the week with Edna and
May Boyle were Mrs. John Barr, Miss
Winnifred Percy of here, Rev. Merelyn
Letson of Lucknow and Mr. Judd Purdy of
London.
Ladies from here attended the Hospital
Auxiliary tea at Ripley Legion Hall on
Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. John W. Scott, formerly of conces-
sion 10 and now of Ripley was able to
return home on Saturday after undergoing
hip surgery at University Hospital in
London. We are glad you are home and
steadily improving Jack.
Relatives from here attended a bridal
shower at the Lucknow Community Centre
for Darlene Coiling.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Shawn
y. May Boyle
Fitzgerald (Joyce Scheurwater) who were
married in the Kinlough Pentecostal
Church on June 21. Pastor M. Christensen
officiated.
Mr. and Mrs. Edbert Bushell were
guests at the Stevenson -Bushell wedding
on Saturday at Bernie United Church and
at the reception at the Ripley complex.
We are sorry to report that Lucas
Thacker had the misfortune to fall and
fracture his arm. We send our best get well
wishes.
Mr. and Mrs. Edbert Bushell attended
the graduation of their granddaughter
Miss Anne Fraser at Fanshawe College on
Thursday. She received her diploma as a
Legal Secretary. Anne has accepted a
position in Kitchener. Our best wishes
Anne.
Community sends sympathy
The community would like to send its
sympathy to Edna Culbert and family, on
the passing away of her mother, Mrs.
Elizabeth Matheson in St. Mary's Hospital
in London, on June 13, after a lengthy
illness. Mrs. Matheson was in her 93rd
year. The funeral was on Tuesday and the
interment took place in the Listowel
cemetery.
Charles and Mayme Wilkins had some of
their family with them on Sunday for
father's day.
Weekend visitors with Kae and Welling-
ton Webster were their two sons, Cecil and
Jim Webster of Waterloo and their
daughter and granddaughter, Jean and
Tricia Wise of Richfield, Ohio.
Sunday visitors with Barry and Betty
Jones were Betty's brother, sister-in-law
and also her nephews Brian, Kelly, Steven
and Brady Hunter of London.
The community would like to send get
well wishes to Mrs. Elleda Irwin on her
return from Wingham Hospital, where she
was a patient for a week after a fall in her
home.
Happy birthday to Teena Morton who
turned 17 on June 18.
Surprise dinner party held for Irene Hodgins
On Thursday, June 21 a surprise dinner
was held in London to honour the 75th
birthday of Irene Hodgins. A beautiful
buffet was enjoyed by 20 members of her
family at The Garage in London.
Following dinner the group returned to
her son and daughter-in-law, Chester and
Ann where a special evening was enjoyed
with cake and ice cream.
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