The Lucknow Sentinel, 1979-05-02, Page 28Page 28--Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, Max 2, 1979
Neighbours say farewell
Mr, and• Mrs. Clarence
Ritchie entertained at a party
of euchre and ,crokinole for
Leonard and F eda Machines
before their ove to Luck -
now. A large crowd had a
delightful evening. Donald
Maclntyre presented them
with a chaise lounge and
redwood table and Alice Rit-
chie read the following ad-
dress:
Dear Leonard' and Freda,
To town we hear you are
going
Tolive the life of Riley,
And we know that your new
neighbours
Will cu,isider you quite high-
ly.
Now Leonard, we hear you
just aren't struck
On moving into town.
But just wait till you get
there
We'll never see you frown.
You'll be downstreet, girl
watching,
While Freda is at work
But when she's home, jobs,
like grass cutting
We'll know %you'll never
shirk. •
Now Freda hates to leave her
home.
We all know that right well,
But think of the stormy road
next winter
And in town, you'll be glad
you dwell.
We sure are sorry to see you
to M.aeinn& at party
leave,
The `Second" won't be the
same.
We'll be lookin. g for you to
visit us -
For a chat or a good card
game.
A lot of your friends and
neighbours
To -night, •are gathered here
To say "good-bye", and
wish you well,
We'll miss you, never fear.
Struthers: celebrate 40th anniversary
On Sunday afternoon, Ap-
ril 29, 1979, ahappy group of
about 40 family, relatives
and close friends of Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Struthers of
Lucknow, enjoyed a lovely
buffet dinner in the Anglican
. , Church Hall. They were later
entertained at their home on
Gough Street.
The happy occasion, ar-
ranged by the family, was to
mark their .parents' 40th
wedding anniversary.
Gordon and Etta • were
married April 8, 1939 by the.
Rev. R. C. .Todd of : the
Lucknow, United Church..
Their attendants were (Mary
Struthers) Mrs. Hugh Simp-
son, Whitechurch,aifd.David
Swan of Toronto.
Mrs. Struthers. was the
former Etta . Swan, elder
daughter of Mrs. Annie
Swan, Pinelodge Rest Home,
Lucknow and the late George
Swan. Gordon is the only son
of the late . Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Struthers.
Gordon and Etta have two
sons, Robert of Lucknow and
Douglas of Kincardine, and a
daughter Lois, Mrs. Rich-
ard Leenders, of London.
They also have two .grand-
daughters, Sharon and Cindy
Struthers . of Lucknow and
two grandsons, Trevor and
Derrick Leenders of London.
Guests were from Toronto,
London, Goderich, .Kincar-
dine, Kinlough,. Whitechurch
Thompsons mark
45th anniversary
Mr: Bert Thompson
and Mr.' and ,Mrs, Allan •
.Colling entertained their
family .. and friends at
dinner on Friday evening
in honor'. of their parents
Mr. ' and, Mrs. Howard
Thompson, 'who
celebrated their 45th
wedding. anniversary.
Mr. ` and Mrs. Harvey
Thompson' held a , com-
munity party for : Mar
jor,ie and Howard on,
Saturday evening.:.The
Purple Grove Orchestra
Messrs. Walter 'Collins,
Don 'Robertson and Joe
Emerson played good old
fashioned music- for the -
dance. . We offer
congratulations . to, the:
bride and groom of 45
.years.
Lucknow brie
Mrs. Lorne Woods has re-
. turned home. to Lucknow
after spending the winter
----months with, her , daughter,
Mrs. Roy .Hawley and family
in Oshawa. Mrs: Woods'
daughter 'spent a few days
with her before driving back
to Oshawa.
Frank Ritchie, Lucknow
has returned home after
spending fifteen weeks in
Wingham Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Stanley
returned home after spend-
ing the winter in Florida:
Births.
COLLYER - Tim and Dianne
(Caslick) Collyer on Tuesday,:
April. 24, 1979 A Lennox and
Addington General Hospital,
Napanee, Ontario, a son,
Jdnathan Tim.
ROBINSON - Leonard and
Doris Robinson, R. R. 1
Belgrave, are pleased to
announce the arrival of their
daughter, 'Tracy Lee, on
Tuesday, April 24 at Wing, •
ham and District Hospital. A
sister for Mark.
•
Mr. and Mrs. Ezra,$tanley
visited with Mr. and Mrs R.
1; Kaake of Walkerton and
also visited with MT. Andrew.
Bannerman of Hanover,
Walter Dexter is. a patient
in St. Joseph's Hospital:,
London.
Reeve's
xnother
dies
EDITH [FREEMAN] JOYNT
Edith Florence Freeman,
wife of the late John Wesley
Joynt, • died at Pinecrest
Manor Nursing Home, Luck
now on Wednesday, April.
25, 1979 in her 88th year. She
is survived by a son, George
of Lucknow, and two grand-
daughters. The funeral was
held at . the MacKenzie and
McCreath Funeral Home,
Lucknow, on Saturday, April
28, f979' at 2 p.m. Burial
followed in Greenhill. Cemet-
and Lucknow. Unable to
attend due to illness. was Mr.
and Mrs. Wm: Struthers of
Acton,J who were also mar-
ried 49 years.
Gordon and Etta received
many lovely gifts, cards and
best wishes.
Show needlepoint
at summary day
The Needlepoint for Be-
ginners Summary Day was
he in the . Ripley Complex
on Tuesday, April 24'.
Classes. had Veen held. on
November 1 and 2, 1978.' at
Ripley when leaders from the
institutes .of Armow, Bel -
more, Bervie, . Holyrood,
Lucknow, Reids Corners, and
Ripley attended. These lead-
ers in turn taught the needle-
point to .classes .in •their
district during the winter..
months.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mac-
Donald of Nashville, Tennes-
see announce the engage;.
ment of their daughter Mary
Melanie to Charles Michael
Roelofsz, son 'of Mr. and
Mrs.' W. W. Roelqfsz Sr.
The wedding will be on .May
17th.
The bride -elect is the
granddaughter of Mr. and
Mrs. H. B. Sheets of Nash-
ville and the late William R.
MacDonald. She is the great
niece of Mr. and Mrs, W. A.
Porteous of Lucknow. She is
a 1,977 graduate ofMcGavock
High School anis is employed
by Commerce. Union Bank.
The groom -to -be is the
grandson of N_Mrs. Hazel
Roelofst of Alvo, Nebraska
and the late' Charles H.
Roelofsz and.the late Mr. and
Mrs. . James T. , Hart of
Nashville. ' He is, a 1975
graduate of .McGavock High
School, 'and is employed by.
Roelco Plumbing Company.
0
Locai
Donna Carter returned
"home on Saturday from
University Hospital' in Lon-
don, where she has been a
ery• patient for the past week.
On Tuesday, Mrs. Susan
McNaughton, from Lucknow
Senior Women's . Institute
and 4r -s:' Eunice Cunning-
ham' and Mrs. Joan Living-
ston from Lucknow Jr. W.I.
attended with some of their
class. They took a good rep-
resentation of the work that
had been done which helped
to make a very nice showing
of ideas in which to use the
different needlepoint stit-
ches.
On behalf of all of us here to-
night,
I ask you to accept these
gifts,
And if you take, turn about,
on your new chaise
lounge,
4 •
There won't he any tiffs.
Signed on behalf of
Your Friends & Neighbours.
The evening concluded
with lunch.
Bain 's Groceteria
LUCKNQW 528-340
ERE SERVING UP SAWN
for April Food Shoppers!
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Peanut
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