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BY MAY HOYLE
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Percy
of St. Catharinesvisited' with
Mrs. John Barr.
Janet and Judy Lane have
been holidaying at the home
of Mr. and Mrs.. Campbell.
Brown at Strathroy.
Debbie. and Karen. Hedley
spent a few days at the home.
of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Friend,
orf at Elmira.
On Saturday last Mr. and
Mrs. Clare Sparling and
Douglas held a Haldenby
family reunion at their home
at Walkerton. Her father,
George Haldenby, who is a
resident at, Brucelea Haven
and other relatives from here
with ,their families were
present.
Mrs. Jack Barr entertained
at a trousseau tea at her
home on Saturday afternoon.
in honour of" her daughter,
Jeannette.'s approaching
marriage.
Rev. and Mrs. Allan•Hald-
•
enby visited during the week
with Mr. and Mrs, Arthur
Haldenby.
Visitors with Mrs. George
Graham were Mrs. Kerry.
Hogan and son, Todd of
Glencoe, Mrs. Tom Ellacott
of Toronto, Mrs. Blanche
Hewitt of Waterford and her
daughter, Shirley of Toronto.
Relatives from here at-
tended the,, . annual Percy
family reunion at Lands-
downe Park, Kincardine on
Sunday afternoon.
The familyof the late N. E
Haldenby heldtheirannual
picnic at the home of Mrs.
Bertha Haldenby and boys
and Mr. and- Mrs. Barry
Haldenby andtheir girls, on
Sunday afternoon. Present
were Mr. and Mrs. ]ton Hal-
denby, Sally and Lisa of
Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. John
Visser, Tracey and Tim of
Corrie,. Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Friendorf, Jason and Jenni-
fer of Elmira, Mr. and Mrs..
Rae Haldenby and Penni of
Teeswater, Mr. and Mrs.
Douglas Haldenby, Kendra
and Steven, Mr. and , . Mrs.
Grant Phillips and Shannon,
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Irwin,
Patti Lou, Sherri, Paul and
friend . and Sandra,all of
Lucknow, Mr. and Mrs.
Delbert Hedley, Garry, Pad-
dy, Debbie and Karen, Kin -
lough and Cathy 'Hedley of
Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Johnston, Donna, Den-
nis and Douglas of Holyrood,
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Brown,
Vicki. and Julie of Brockville
and a nephew, Mr. and Mrs.
Glen Haldenby, Glen, Eric.
and Sara of Kinlough. '
Mr. and Mrs: J. Shadoski
of Walkerton visited -on Sun-
day with Mrs. Marretta Hod-
gins and ' Darryl.
Over 40 descendants of
Mr. and Mrs. Tom McDon-
ald gathered at. the ' Kinloss
Community Centre on Sun-
day for 'their annual family
Lucknow area obituaries
WALTER DEXTER" .. les in infancy.
The funeral was held' on
Walter Dexter, Stauffer
Street, Lucknow" died in
W'ingham ,and District . Hos-
. pital on Thursday, July 2,
1979'of heart failure. He was
74..
A .retired farmer he had
farmed on concession 1 .of
Huron Township. until Nov-
eniber, 1966 when he 'moved
to Lucknow.
He was . a. member of the
Olipet United' Church choir
and elder of. Olivet United
V, Church.; He was an elder of
Lucknow United Church after
moving to Lucknow. He
playedthe violinfor 'dances
arid: other entertainment and
was a soloist for many; occa
signs. His enjoyment during
his years :of retirement was
wood carving "' and making
wooden products.
Born in Winthorpe ' 'of
Lincoln, England on August
26, 1904, he was the son of
the late. Edward and .Rose
Dexter of Lucknow:
He.is survived by his wife;
the. former Anna Kennedy of
Huron Township, whom' -he
married. on June 9, 1943.
He is also survived by two
sisters, Elsie, Mrs. William
J. 'Ensign of Goderich and
Emily, Mrs. Hoard Robinson
of Strathroy.
He was predeceased by his
parents and a brother, Char-
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Mhursday, July 5, 1979 at the .'
acKenzie and McCreath
Funeral Home in Lucknow at,
2.,p.m. , Rev. Douglas Kauf-
man of Lucknow United
Church officiated and Mrs.
Russell Alton wag • 'soloist.
Burial followed in Green=
HARVEY JOHNSTONE '
IRWIN
Harvey . Johnston Irwin.
died suddenly on Friday,
July 6, 1979 as the result of
an accident at his hone in his
51st year. He was, employed
with Symes Construction as a
truck. driver;. '
Born • in. Kinloss Township
on July 9, 1928, he was the
son., of ' Clarence .Irwin and
Elleda' (Stanley) Irwin, of
Kinloss. •
He married. Jean (fireleav-'
en) Rutherford of .Dungan-
non on.. July. 1,:. 1953. ' He is
survivid by his wife and four
sons, Richard, at home;
Glenn of Kitchener, .and
James and . Kevin, both at
home. He, is also survived by
hill Cemetery.
Flower bearers were Lesa
Robinson,
Robinson,' Daryl Robinson,
Oliver . McCharies, Edward
Leroux and Spence Irwin.
Pallbearers were Bob Mc-
Intosh, Harold Elphick; Bob
Osborne, Bill Stanley, Stew-
art.' McDonald and Fred
Craigie. '
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his patents and a. brother,
Grant of Clinton...
He' was predeceased by a
brother, Glenn Stanley Irwin
in 1956.
The .funeral 'was held at the
MacKenzie and McCreath
Funeral 1-Iome on Monday,
July 9, 1979 at 2 p.m.' Rev.
Doug •Kaufman of Lucknow
United Church conducted the
service.
Burial followed in- Green-
hill Cemetery.
Flower bearers were Wil-
liam Hunter, Ivan Mawhin-
ney; James Lamont and
Ernest Carter.
Pallbearers were ,Gordon.
Brooks;'Henry Clark,, George
Cranston,.. James Gibson,
Donald. Maclntyre and Robe
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Donald. Barr of Waterloo
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