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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1986-09-10, Page 7Lueiiuow Sentinel,; Wednesday, September 1O 1986—Page 7 Holyrood WI ladies enjoy Blyth Theatre's Cake Walk Tho Holyrood Institute ladies enjoyed the summer trap to the Blyth • Theatre on Thursday for the matinee "The Cake Walk", Mr. and Mrs. Don Christensen of 'Milton spent the holiday weekend here at the Pentecostal Manse with his parents, Pastor and Mrs. M. Christensen. Janine, who had spent the summer holidays here with her grandparents, returned home to Milton on Monday with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Nicholson visited with Mr. and'Mrs, Harold Siessor of Tiverton. Mr. Harry Wall of Lucknow visited on Saturday with Mr. Arthur Haldenby. Mrs, Pearl Lloyd of London and Mr, and Mrs. Ivan Lloyd visited on Saturday with Edna .and May Boyle. Jean and Ivan were guests at the Graham -Hodgson wedding at Kincardine. Mrs. Agnes Hodgins was also a .wedding , guest, • Mrs. Audrey Borthwick of St. Catharines spent a few . days. with Mr, and Mrs. Jack • Hodgins and Mtn. Agnes Hodgins. • Mrs. Joe Ernest was :rushed to Walker- • ton hospital" where she underwent emerg- . ency surgery. We send our best wishes for a quick recovery. On Sunday, August 31 a delightful • surprise 75th birthday srnergasbord dinner for Mrs. Bertha. Haldenby was held at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Fred Friendorf, Jason and Jennifer, concession 10 or Culross. All of her family and sons and. daughters-inlaw, grandchildren and great grandchildren met in her honor, not only' for the lovely, dinner, but a lovely family happy. time. They,.. presented Mrs,. Halden- by with a lovely color. TV to enjoy, with all. their love.. Bertha was so shockingly sur- prised, but so very thankful toeveryone for remembering her in this' special way on her birthday. Happy belated birthday Bertha from all your many friends too. Holyrood WI The Holyrood Women's Institute met on Thursday evening : at the hall whenthey had as their guest speaker Mrs.. Janet Qoldspink from the Women's I'ouse of Bruce County at Kincardine. She explained the work there and showed a film entitled Jeannie. This was a touching story of family violence and emo- tional stress on both the mother and children who• were forced to leave home. But it is comforting to know that there ale places where love. is extended and the. needed care given. There was a question and answer period which was . well responded • to. Mrs. William MacPherson welcomed and thanked Mrs. Goldspinkand presented her with a -gift to help with the work there and also shared some of the food with her. It was an entertaining evening and guests were present from Lucknow, Ripley, Whitechurch,Purple Grove,Silver Lake and Kairshea. • Program numbers were a musical selection by Mrs. Jean Tiffin of White- church. A humorous reading by Miss Elizabeth Robinson of Lucknow; also a Rev Robert Shaw of Waterloo visited recently with Lorraine and Bill MacPher- fi son of Holyrood. humorous reading by Mrs. Amelia Cum- ming from the Ripley branch. Mrs. William MacPherson gave a very suitable poem. Each branch expressed thanks for the. nice evening. Mrs. Harold` Smith presided for the opening exercises and the roll call was How I handle personal stress, and was answered by bothmembers and visitors. Mrs. Douglas IvicEwan read the minutes and gave the financial statement and the Lucknow Junior Women's Institute is holding a workshop op stress on Tuesday, October 7. Anyone can attend. This family and consumer affairs meetingclosed with 0 Canada and Grace was sung after which a delicious lunch was served. Mrs. Alex• Percy is the October hostess .when Mr. Pike of Lucknow will be the guest speaker; 'eOp*e repdrt Some from our area attended the.°open House at the home of Mrs. Eileen Miller at Wingham on Thursday afternoon and evening in, honour of her daughter Lori, whose wedding will take place at London on Friday. ;. Visitors with Edna and May Boyle were Mrs. Graeme. Cassidy. of Teeswater, Mrs. Virden Mowbray of Lucknow and Mrs. Frank Maulden and Mrs. Bill Burt of here. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Johnston and Mr. and Mrs. John Johnston : and Leslie of London visited with Mr, and Mrs. Fred Guest. Some .from our area enjoyed the Tbre- shermen's reunion . at Blyth on Saturday. Nathan Munro who spent the past month herd with his grandparents Mr. and Mrs.. Alex Percy and other relatives, , returned home to. Winnipeg with Leonard and Terry Stanley. Mrs, Bob Brooks of Listowel visited an afternoon with her. aunt Mrs, John Barr, When Donald Barr was .on a trip to Ottawa, hehad the pleasure of ' being a dinner guest" with Mr. and Mrs. George Bushell and family. • Young folks whobegan the fall semester for furthering their education were Cheryl and Heather- Smith who are at Georgian College, Owen . Sound taking a two year, general business course. Sharon Mackie: is at the same college taking a one year Legal secretary course. Bruce Elliott is attending Guelph ' University in an . Agricultural Science course. Michael .Murray, is at Brock. University at . St. Catharines. Gar best wishes for success to all of these young folks, Debbie and Karen Hedley of Kitchener spent the weekend attheir home here. , Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. John Visser (Beverley Hedley) on the arrival of their baby 'son at Winghanr Hospital on Sunday, September 7. He is a brother for Tracey, Tim and Becky. Becky's birthday is September 8.• b An inter faith Bible study for EVER'YQNE *Coffee *Discussion *Moot NEON People no previous knowledge or .experience expected. For A l l Women Wednesday Mornings 1O:O0'•a. n. - 11:00 a.m. Coffee Ready. at ,945 2.95 ROSS S.T. (County,. Hwy. 1) • LUCKNOW (Gladys Thiebkle's Henley Nursery,.Prov ded for 'Cllindren 2 and Under • For more 'information contact;. HILDA VANDERKUPPE 357.1688 or GERDA BURGSMA 529-7982 For All Children Ages 3 R 5 years Wednesday Mornings 10:00 a.m. A 11:00 a.m. LUCKNOW• CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH 11 Place St., I cknow "009 -'-;••C cc, �19��y ," ' ' '8 '44. 4 ;it) d' ' b 'aba Flo Charge An„Exciting Time *Bible stories *Activities *Refreshments of vierimmenurpormiwilmilb Seedless Fo ur holds meetings The thirdmeeting of the Trinity Seedless Four was held June 12 at Nancy Hunter's, Four members and two leaders repeated the 4-H pledge. Everyone then took turns reading Throughout the meeting.. The members discussed some common weeds that grow in our garden and if they were annual, biennial or perennial. The next meeting will be held at Shauna Andrew's place. Refreshments were then served by Nancy to end the meeting. Fourth meeting The fourth meeting of the Trinity Seedless Four, was held on July 31 at 7 p.ni. in the Thorne of Shauna Andrew. President Nancy Hunter called the meeting to order and four members and two leaders repeated the pledge. Roll call • rNisauAIi •.. •. • BACK • . 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