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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1979-05-16, Page 21Visit with Kinlo-ugh relatives BY MAY BOYLE Mr. and Mrs. Michael O'Malley, Douglas and, Lori of Edmonton, Alberta visited during the week with her mother, Mrs. Bertha Hald- enby and other relatives. Mrs. Ken. MacDonald, .Carl and Lisa returned home. from Kitchener where they spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Yeandle. Some of the ladies from here attended the spring tea at Brucelea Haven, Walker- ton on Thursday afternoon. The many friends of How- ard Thompson are sorry to know he is a patient in the Kincardine and District Hos- pital and send along get well wishes. -Mr. and Mrs. Stan Wright of Glen Orchard visited with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mauld- en and Keith. A commital service• was held for the late George Graham at South Kinloss Cemetery following the fun- eral of the late Levi Eck- enswiller on Thursday. Rela- tives were then received by the -Kinlough Anglican Church ladies when a lunch- eon was served and relatives and friends had the oppor- tunity to visit with the family. • Con'gratulations, to Mr. •and •Mrs. John Bushell of • Kitchener on the birth of a son, Robert William John, on April 9th, a. first grandchild for Mr. and Mrs. .Morley (Bushell and a first great grandchild for Mrs. John Barr. Mrs. Evelyn Collison of Woodstock spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Nicholson and Lois. •- Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hal- denby returned home. from Toronto where they attended the funeral of their nephew. We extend sympathy to the bereaved relatives. Mrs. Roy Graham of God- erich called on friends ,and relatives here on Saturday. - Mr. and Mrs. John Scott were Sunday dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Cleland and family of Walk- erton. Mrs. John' Barr accom- panied Mr. and Mrs. Morley. Bushell and. Margaret of Wingham to Kitchener on Sunday, where they visited with Mr. and Mrs. John Bushell and infant son. Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mann and family of Washago visit- ed ‘with the Shaw families. •A weddipg reception was held in Holyrood Hall on Friday evening for Mr. and Mrs. Ron Graham. We ex- tend congratulations. KINLOUGH A. C.W The Anglican Church. Women met on Thursday afternoon at the home of. Mrs.' David Haldenby. Mrs. Roy Collins, vice= resident, was in charge and opened the meeting with a poem, "Where .there is. Love", in keeping with Mother's Day and also read the scripture from lst Corin- thians. Roll call was A Woman 1 Admire. Mrs. Eric. Thacker gave the Mother's Day medita- tion. Mrs. Ronald Thacker — read the minutes of the previous meeting and report- ed on the spring bale which was sent to the west since the last meeting. Small chairs are to be bought for the Sun- day School kindergarten class and also new church linen. Mrs. Jack Scott was pro- gram convener and those .assIsting her were Miss Edna Boyle, Mrs. George Graham, Mrs. Eric Thacker, Mrs. Midford Wall, Mrs. David Haldenby, Mrs. Bert Nichol- son, Mrs. Roy Schneller and Mrs. Roy Collins. Mrs. Jack Scott gave the origin of Mother's Day, and, conducted contests and also gave the courtesy remarks. Sditable hymns were sung throughout the meeting,, ',which closed with the bene- diction, Mrs. Midford Wall, lunch convener, served delicious refreshments. HOLYROOD W.I. The weather was perfect for a bus load df residents from Brucelea Haven, Walk- erton • to come to Holyrood hall on •Monday afternoon where they enjoyed a fun day arranged by the Holyrood Women's Institute. • Mrs. Alex Percy, presid- ent, extended a hearty wel- come and the directors, Mrs. Raynard _Ackert and Mrs. Frank Maulden took charge of the program which con- sisted of a sing song of Lartgside farmers begin seeding • BY LILLIAN YOUNG • on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Young called on Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Young and also on Mr., and Mrs. Don Martin of Wingham on Sunday. Harvey Osborne, student minister at - Whitechurch Presbyterian Church, grad- uated from Knox College, Toronto last Wednesday. The ordination is to be held in Whitechurch Presbyterian Church next Sunday. Donnybrook With fine sunny weather last week farmers -were busy working theland and sowing grain. Showers at the end of the week delayed them but the weather now looks prom- ising for another busy w'eek. The Teeswater Brownies went on ,a bicycle trip after school on Wednesday ending with a campfire and weiner roast. Mr. and Mrs. Len Cough- lin and family have moved from the 14 of Culross to the house on Bob Bregrnan's Kinloss farm (the former Brooks farm). We would like , to welcome them to the com- munity. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Breg- man, Christine, Joanne and Robert were dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs, Keith Bregman of Wingham on Sunday. The play "Anne' of Green GAbles" presented by the. drama dub of F. E. Madill Secondary School in Wing - ham on May 10, 11,' 12 was well attended with a full house each evening and was enjoyed by all. We congratu- late the members of the drama club On a good perfor- mance. Krista Wall, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Don Wall, celebrated her fifth birthday UCW•' • The May meeting of Don- nybrook U.C.W. met at the home of Mrs. Edward Rob- inson on Tuesday evening with ten members present. Mrs. H. Jefferson opened the meeting with a reading on "Mothers". I‘Mrs. Luba Weber gave a Mother's Prayer. Mrs. H. Jefferson gave meading on ' Mother's Love, followed with a poem, Mother's Do, by Luba Weber, Mothers Buy- ing Love was given by Mrs. H. Jefferson. • Mrs. H. Jefferson took the business part of the meeting. Mrs. S. Chamney gave the quarterly report. Mrs. M. Wilson and Mrs. Wni. Hardy assisted the hostess for lunch, A small • bazaar closed the evening. • familiar songs, A reading was given by Mrs. Charlie Murray. Walter Collins and Mrs. Margaret Harkness fay- oured with some old time music on the violin and piano. Allan Miller .sang songs playing his own ac- companiment on .his guitar. Fun games with prizes, and a floating prize were enjoyed. Mrs, Raynard Ack- ert, Mrs. Jack Scott and Mrs, William MacPherson favoured with two old favour- ite songs, acCompanied. by Miss Edna Boyle. More toe tapping music even got some on the floor to enjoy a good old time waltz. Mrs. Evelyn Hussey ex- pressed her sincere apprecia- • tion on behalf of the resid- ents, for the enjoyable after- noon. Grace was sung and the • Holyrood ladies served tea and light refreshments be- fore the guests boarded the • bus for their return trip to Brucelea Haven, Walkerton. Needlepdint articles made by the H,W.I. members, were on display. 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