HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1979-03-21, Page 28Platte • Sentinel, We/duewh►y, Mach 21, 1979
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Mr. and Mrs. Kerry Hog-
an, Todd and Chad of Glen-
coe visited with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs.' Con Hogan of
Ashfield and attended her
uncle's funeral, the late
George Graham, on Satur-
day. '
Mr. Alex Havens who
visited with his daughter and
son-in-law., Mr. and Mrs. Les
Brooks in London on his
release from Wingham and
District Hospital, has return-
ed to Lucknow, where he is
staying with his son, Mr. and
'Mrs. Roy Havens and family.
Visitors with John and
Helen MacMurchy over the
weekend _were. Cecil Robb
and his Wife, Reta, from
Lucan; alsoGlen and Doreen
Ferguson of Windsor and
Glen's mother, Margaret
Ferguson of tucknow.
Kincttes entertain
Lions ladies
to wine & cheese party
Receive leiter
18 years later
If a letter received
recently by Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Webster of
Dungannon could talk, it
Might be able to solve the
mystery.
The letter -was mailed
to the Websters from
their daughter in Toronto
on January 23, 1961 and
they just received it at
the Dungannon post of-
fice last Friday= -18 years
later! ,.,.
To complicate the.
matter, the original letter
with its five cent stamp
and R.R. 2 Auburn ad-
dress where the Websters
.used to live, had been
placed inside another
envelop with a 14 cent
stamp on it and dropped
off at the Dungannon post
office.
Post mistress at
Dungannon, Cora`
Sherwood, says she's
worked at the post office
for 33 years and ,she's
never seen anything like
this happen before:
UCWpkifl
Recently the Kinettes of evening and acting at host• - rummage sale
Lucknow and District 'enter- ess,
rained several of the "Luck- A very successful : cam -
now Lions wives at a wine paign for the Heart Fund has
and cheese party held at the just been completed by the
Kinsmen clubhouse. An ev Kinsmen and Kinettes with a
ening of progressive euchre total of : more than $700
was ; enjoyed by everyone collected to date. Our sincere
present. Winnersfor the thanks to all those that
evening were high ladies, donated to .this" host. worthy
Karen Johnstone, and Cheryl : cause. A special thanks to
Cote; low ladies were Dean Lillian Abbott` for chairing
Agnew - and Dianne peGro-'. the campaign.
dote: Many thanks to . Dianel Onceagain, the Kiriettes
Morrison for organizing the j' will be holding their annual
fashion show, April 9th at the
Lucknow Central . Fublic.
WSchool at 8.30 p.m. Admis-
sion $2.00. Proceeds are for
community work. Looking:
forward your patronage.
Yours in Kin,
Barb Helm.
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JEW. ITT: Annie Eliz eth
Spencer, wife of, th- ate
William Jewitt,: died at,
—Wingham and District Hosp-.
ital .on Thursday, March 15,
1979 in her 93rd year. She is.
survived by one daughter,
Mary; Mrs Mary' Lotlii` o
Kitchener and -7 two pns,
Gordon' .af . Kitchener and
David of Lucknow and one
granddaughte , Shirley,.
Mrs. Bill Bolt of Lucknow.
Two great grandchildren'.also ..
survive.. She was predeceas-.
'ed by her husband and one
daughter; Sadie, Mrs. Ernest
Hastings: Funeral service
was held on Saturday, March
17, .1979 at 3.30 :p.m. at the
MacKenzie and McCreath
Funeral Home, .Lucknew.
Temporary entombment in
South ,.Kinloss Cemetery
. Chapel. Burial will follow in
Greenhill Cemetery. .
GRAHAM: 'George Sinclair'
Graham died at ` Kincardine
Hospital on Thursday, ' March
15, 1979 in hislistyear, fie
is survived . by ' his .. wife,
Isabell Hewitt7,Also survivr
ine are' three sisters, Betty,
Mrs. Melvin .Johnson of
Listowel; Maty, Mrs. Levi
Eckens.willer of London;
Kathleeni, Mrs. Joseph Cas-
sidy of Teeswater and. two
' ,brothers, John ..A.. of Ann
Arbour, Michigan, and Ar-
thur cif Lucknow. Funeral
service was held on Satur-
day, March 17, 1979 at 2.00
p.m. from the MacKenzie
and McCreath . Funeral
Home, Lucknow. temporary
entombinent itl.. South Kin-
loss Cemetery Chapel.
Spring burial' in South Kin-
loss Cemetery.
Unit 5: Ripley St:
Andrews: United Church
Women met Tuesday
evening, Mar.: 6 at the
home of Mrs. Wes -Smith:'
The 'president Evelyn
Coiling '.opened , the
meeting .with a poem.
Minutes of. the last
meeting were read by
Lorraine. M,CG'uire
Elevenmembers an
swered theroll call..
Evelyn: Coiling and
Muriel Osborne gave an
interesting report on the
Bruce Presbyteria;l,held
in Kincardine' on Mon.
Mar. .:5 The Olivet
.R'ummag'e Sale was..
discussed. It will he held
May 19 or in; caseof in
clement weather .on May
26 at, the: home. of
Lorrainn'e McGuire. Peg
McCharles led the
worship service. Muriel.
Osborne read the
scripture and Peg offered ;
comments and prayer.
Mrs. Katherine Coiling
. had the Study (Ten Days
for World. Development),.
which she ably presented.
Offering .*as received ..
and dedicated. Judy
Coiling gave.. courtesy
ret:marks.: Evelyn Coaling
closed.the meeting with a
reading. Lunch, . was
served by the committee
in Charge and. a 'social
hour Spent.
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