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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1986-08-13, Page 14Page 114—LueWow Sentinel, Wednesday, August 13, 1986 Relatives gather to celebrate recent graduation Km. Dennis Brace and Travers, Mrs. Gerald Rhody , Allan, Matt, Brad, Dawne and Elaine Rhody of here and Mt.. and Mrs. Gordon Saunders of Dungannon attended the graduation of (Debbie) Mrs. Allan Rhody at the Sutton Park, Kincardine on Friday afternoon. Debbie received her nurses pin and diplonia and a red rose. A. reception followed, We all extend our best wishes and congratulations, Debbie. Mrs. Jim Hodgins of here and her daughters Tammy of Glencoe and Michele of London visited at Vancouver with Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Teixiera and also took in Expo. Mrs. Jean Hedley and Mrs. Nina McDonald had a day hi Kitchener during • the week. Jamie Langford returned home to Woodstock after spending a week here with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Nicholson and Lois. Pastor and Mrs. M. Christensen had their son Mr. and Mrs. Don Christensen • and Janine of Milton on the weekend at the manse here, They also had a few.friends in on Saturday evening to celebrate Don's birthday. Visitors.with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Rhody were Mr, and Mrs. Byron Stubbs of Glencoe, Mrs. Ken Hollands of Millarton and Mitay and Mandy MacDonald of the Owen Sound area. Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tom McDonald were Mrs. Mary Stewart of Millarton, Mr. and Mrs. Mac McDonald and Jeffrey of Kincardine and Rev. J. Honeyman of ruce teach. The annual McDonald family reunion was held on Saturday at the Kinloss Community Centre with a pleasant time of fun,, food and fellowship. Mr. Arthur Haldenby enjoyed a holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Whiteside at their cottage at Orillia. Corporal Darrell Barr and Private Maureen Carpenter of Air force base Trenton visited With his grandmother, Mrs. John Barr and other relatives on Sunday. Donald Barr was also home for the weekend from Waterloo. - Mr. and Mrs, Don Bertrand and family of Simcoe spent the weekend here with Miss Winnifred Percy, Bill and Brian Percy. • WI meeting • On Thursday, August 7 the Holyrood Women's Institute held their meeting at the home of Mrs. Frank Maulden begin- ning with a picnic dinner. The Ode and Grace were sung and the Mary Stewart collect was repeated in unison. Sixteen were present and enjoyed the delicious meal, which was followed by the meeting with the theme "International Tear of Peace". Mrs. Harold Smith was in charge and extended a welcome to all present. All joined in singing the Institute rally song. The roll call was, One way to promote peaee in our community. Mrs. Douglas MeEwan read the minutes of the June meeting and the July trip to Southampton and also announced the trip to Blyth on August 28. She also gave the financial report and read the communica• - tions which included an invitation to the Kairshea Institute on August 21. A quilt information booklet on quilts and quilting, and a group display at the .Lucknow Fall Fair and the 4-11 homemaking club, was viewed. The September 4 meeting will be their entertaining night in the hall when they will have neighbouring Institutes as guests. Area convention and rally delegat- es were also chosen. The director Mrs. Charles Murray was in charge of the program. The motto was • `Home is where peace must begin' and the topic was "Faith and Religion help shape, May- SOVie. (TO SHOP AT HOME) Some things sliculdn't be difficult. Shopping should be simple, easy and uncomplicated. If you agree, you're probably already shopping right here at home. No long drives on congested highways • and none of the other "hassles" you .encounter when you head for the "big city." When you shop at home, you deal with friendly merchants who appreciate your patronage. and really care about you on because they are your • friends and neighbors! • Why roam? The best shopping's right here at home! the LUCKNOW SENTINEL • rural and were both well prepared and interesting papers. Ail enjoyed a contest with Mrs. Frank Maulden winning the prize. Donna Johnstone gave a splendid talk on her recent trip to the 4-H •conference at Centralia College. She was thanked and presented with a gift in appreciation. The meeting closed with singing the Women's Institute Carol and 40 Canada'. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Page returned home from an enjoyable holiday in England with relatives. Sympathy is extended to Cliff and • Mariorie Robb of Holvrood. Chester and Velma Robb and Glen and Lois Stinson, Gary and Susan of Hamilton in the death of David Robb, formerly of our community. The funeralwas on Sunday., Two bridal showers were held during the Week for Miss Kim McArthur. On Tuesday a community shower was held at the • Kinloss Community Centre and on• Thurs- day evening a congregational shower was held at the Kinlough Pentecostal church. Friends from here were sorry that Mrs. Lillian Garratt had been in Kincardine and District Hospital for two weeks, but is now home and feeling better. The Garratts had ' their family hOme over the weekend at their new Kincardine home. Mr: and Mrs. Howard Whiteside and her father, Mr. Arthur Haldenby, visited on Thursday at Barrie with Rev. and Mrs. Allan Haldetthy, The Whitesides and Arthur' returned to Kinlough on Friday. Friends and relatives from here extend •congratulations to Mr, and Mrs. Wilbert Haldenby of Toronto on- the occasion of their 60th wedding -anniversary on August 18. Both are well known in our area as Vera (Humphrey) .Haldenby taught in the Westford Public School and Wilbert grew up in Westford. They went to Toronto and both taught school until their retirement a few years. ago. Mrs, Ronald Thacker spent a few days with relatives at° their cottage at Honey Harbour. •• Mrs. Audrey Borthwick of St. Catharines is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hodgins and other relatives bete. Mr. •and Mrs. Eric Thacker, Tara and Alicia spent Sunday with London relatives. Lucas has been having a holiday in London and will come home during the week. •The family of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Percy each returned to their respective homes after being here to help their parents celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary. A family dinner was held op Saturday evening, August 2 at the Holyrood Hall •followed by a " reception and dance at the Lucknow Legion Hall, and, on Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. Glen Haldenby had a pork barbecue for the family, relatives and friends and neighbours. Nathan Munro of Winnipeg is holidaying • with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Percy and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Haldenby and family. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bell of Islington • visited with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Nicholson and Lois. The Bells left on Monday for Expo and will visit with their son there. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Wilson of Stoney Creek spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Bill MacPherson, Holyrood. Mrs. MacPherson returned with them to Stoney Creek for a visit. Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. William MacPherson, Holyrood were Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Barker, Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. George Moore, Staffa, Filter Queen "IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN VARNA° 482-7103