The Lucknow Sentinel, 1979-07-11, Page 11Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday,. July 11, 1979x -Pyle. 11
•Rev. Appleyard returns to Kinlo:..
BY MAY BOYLE
Mr. and Mrs. Campbell
Brown and Hugh visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Lane
and family.. Gordon Brown
returned home with his par-
ents to Strathroy.
Mr. and Mrs. Ron 'Cross,
Lindell and Michele, spent
the holiday weekend at
Mount Forest with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hod-
gins and family of St. Cath-
arines visited over the holi-
day with Mrs. Marretta Hod-
gins. Darryl stayed for a holi-
day with his grandmother.
Right Reverand Harold F.
and Mrs. Appleyard of Lon-
don visited Tucsday with
Edna and May Boyle. It was
SO years. that day that Mr.
Appleyard came to begin his
ministry at the Anglican
Church here.
Sympathy is extended to
Mrs. Alex Percy in the death
of , her sister, Mrs. Mary
Trafford of Hanover. Rela-
afternoon,
Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. How-
ard Whiteside of Toronto
spent the weekend here with
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hal-
denby.
Mrs. Mary Stewart of Mill-
arton visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. 'Edburt Bush-
ell.
Mr. and Mrs. Kermit
Thompson and son Ivan of
Lucan visited on Sunday with
Edna and May Boyle:
Mrs. Peggy Elliott and her
son, Stanley and her brother,
Leonard Stanley visited with
their sister, Mrs. Marretta
Hodgins.
Mrs. Gertrude Walsh' of
Kincardine and formerly of
here and her niece, Mrs.
Margaret Bannerman of Kin-
loss will return this week
after visiting with the form-
er's son, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Walsh and family. of Melfort,
Saskatchewan .and other rela-
tives in the area. ,
Sunday visitors with Mr.
son of Holyrood were Mr.
and Mrs. Art Roy of Hamil-
ton, and Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Rembrance, of England,
STANLEY REUNION
140 descendants of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stan-
ley held their family reunion
on Saturday at Camp Kee-
wadyn, beginning with a
noon day meal.
Mr. Maurice McKinnon
was the oldest member pres
ent. After a most enjoyable
afternoon of sports and visit-
ing, supper was ready and
much enjoyed.
Relatives came from Cali-
fornia, Tampa, Holten Lake,
Lansing, Detroit, Redford,
Mason, Toronto, London,
Jackson, Kinloss, .Niagara,
St. Catharines, Lucknow and
Kinlough. On Sunday, as
many as were still in the area
picnicked again at Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Elliott's, conces-
sion 10.
MISCELLANEOUS
tives . and friends attended SHOWER
the funeral on Saturday and Mrs. William Macl?her The Anglican Church hall
was filled to capacity on
SoSouth Kinloss
Wednesday evening when
ered for a bridal 'shower for
ladies
••_ England
Miss Jeannette Barr. Pink
and white streamers and
flowers. made a lovely set -
relatives and friends gath
BY RUTH BUCHMEIER Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. ting.
Dick McQuillin were. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Nicholson was
Mrs. George Colwell of Luck- chairlady and extended a
now, Mr. and Mrs. Greg hearty welcome to ' "all and
Welsh and. Cameron and read, a .poem to begin the
friend, who is visiting with program: Joyce Lane favour -
them from. Sweden, Mr. and ed with two piano pieces;
Mrs. Jim Errington and Mr. Mrs. John Barr,' Mrs. Frank
and Mrs. Peter Neufeld and Maulden, Mrs. Tom " Mac-
family. Donald and Mrs. Bill Mac-
Pherson participated. Mrs:
Bruce Hamilton accompani-
Mrs. Ruth Bell and Bev,
Mrs. Phyllis .Wallace and
Valerey Woodley, both of
London, are holidaying in
England with relatives for
three weeks.
Mr. and .Mrs. Peter Leeson
of Elmira visited` on Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Barry
Johnston,
Mr. and Mrs. Greg Welsh
and Cameron are enjoying a
holiday here at their home
for three . weeks. Then they
will .return to their home in
Kingston.
Mr: and Mrs. Tim Price
are 'motoring out to the
western provinces for their
holidays.
Weekend visitors with
Mts. Olive Needham` were
Mr. and. Mrs. Stewart. Need-
ham . of Ripley for Friday
night supper and Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Leeson of Elmira
were Sunday supper guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Need-
ham of Niagara Falls were
weekend visitors.
Sympathy is extended to
Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Irwin
on the sudden and sad death
of their son, Harvey.
Congratulations to Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Mali who were
married on Saturday at Bel -
grave: Jack and Doreen live
on the 6th concession.
Ian MacGillivray. of God-
erich spent a weeks holiday
with Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Buchmeier and Carol.
Laura Clarke is working for
the summer up north at
Magnetewan camp. Her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Clarke and Julie, took her up.
there a couple of weeks ago
and ' visited with some
friends:
Visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd MacDougall on • the
weekend were Mrs. Grace
Farrish of Lucknow and Mrs.
Len Baird and Mark of near
Wingham. and Mr. land Mrs.
Jim Dollery and family of
Orangeville.
Heather, David and Marita
MacDougall spent, the week-
end with their grandmother,
Mrs. Jean West of Ashfield.
ed her two daughters, Ann
and Cathy, as they did a
humorous proposal. Debbie
Hedley, Lindell Cross, Janet
Lane and Karen Hedley sang
"Amazing •Grace" accom-
panied by Miss Edna` Boyle
who also played some music-
al melodiesbefore the pro-
gram. Mrs. Don Robertson
read an address to the bride
on behalf of all, for good
wishes and many happy
years of wedded bliss,
The bride and her attiend-
ants, her mother and mother-
in-law, opened the gifts and
read the attached verses.
Also assisting were Mrs.
John Bushell and.Miss Susan
Barr and Miss Lois Nicholson
made a very attractive apron
from the lovely colourful
bows, which the. bride wore
as she and her mother and
the groom's 'mother went
around and spoke to every-
one present.
Jeannette expressed her
sincere appreciation to all for
the lovely gifts and tothe
ladies who . arranged the
shower and invited all toher
honte- here on July 14th to
her trousseau tea.
Delicious refreshments
were served and a nice social
time enjoyed.
HOLYROOD W -I,
Mrs. Victor Emerson of
Whitechurch was the guest
speaker at the meeting of the
H:W.L' which took the form
ofa pot ` luck supper at the
home of Mrs. Raynard Ack-
ert on Thursday evening.
Mrs. Emerson who is the
retiring curator, brought the
record book and " gave a
wealth of information and
urged each family to have a
"house log" with an of the
information about their
home.
She was accompanied by
Mrs. Currie, also of White-
church, whogave a splendid
report on the 31st Officers
Conference at the University
of Waterloo.
Mrs. Lorne Eedy presided
and welcomed everyone. The
roll call was "An item,
suggestion, or picture for the
Tweedsmuir History book':'.
Mrs. William MacPher-
son, curator and director for
the meeting, gave an inter-
esting motto, What grandma
enjoyed instead of television.
Mrs. John Scott read the
minutes of the previous
meeting and the financial
h
statement; and the communi-
cations. Plans were spade for
a trip to Elmira with the
Via- institute in July
and to Blyth in. early August.
Improvements are to be
made to the basement of the
Holyrood hall, Leaders for
the 4-H Needlepoint Course
are Mrs. Shirley Stanley and
Mrs. Barbara Gingrich.
Holyrood Institute will be
serving lunch at noon on the
Saturday and -operating a
booth at the Lucknow Craft
Festival.
Mrs. William MacPherson
gave the courtesy remarks
and Mrs. Harvey Houston
spoke on the FWIC Conven-
tion which she attended at
Saskatoon_
Area obituary
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WM. LINFIELD
ANDERSON .
Wm. Linfield Anderson of
Goderich died in Alexander
Marine and General Hospital
on. Friday, June 29, 1979.
He was born near Dungan-
non on August 5, 1897 to
George and Elizabeth (Caes-
ar) Anderson.
He was employed for 391/2
years with Chevrolet Division
of General Motors, Detroit,
retiring to Goderich in 1966.
.He is survived by his wife,
Ruby (Curran) and three
sons, Alan of Harper Woods,
Michigan; Curtis of Mt.
Clemefis; Michigan; and Ar-
thur of Sterling Heights,
Michigan and seven, grand-
children.
He was predeceased by his
daughter, Cora Nell.
Funeral services were held
at Stiles Funeral Home in
Goderich. The Rev. G. L.
Royal officiated.
Interment was in Dungan-
non Cemetery.
Pallbearers ' were Thomas
Anderson, W. Caesar, and
grandsons, Mark Anderson,
Scott Anderson, Michael
Anderson, and Douglas And-
erson.
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