HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1979-10-10, Page 8Page 8—Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, October 10, 1979,
Kinlough couple married 40 years
BY MAY BO=
Congratulations to Mr.
and Mrs. Edburt Bushell
who 'celebrated their 4Dth
wedding anniversary on Sun-
day. A family dinner was
held at the Hartley House,
Walkerton. Those present
were the honoured couple,
their family, Mr. and Mrs.
George Bushell, David and
inc Fraser, Edwin and Jan-
ice, Armow; Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Breckles, Mr. and
Mrs. Tom McDonald and
Mr, and Mrs. Russell Bush-
ell from here, Mrs. Mary Ste-
wart, Millarton and Mrs.
Maude Thompson, Kincard-
ine.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lemon
of Burlington spent Thanks-,
giving with Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Page and family, con-
cession 10.
• Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scott
spent the weekend in Detroit
with Mr. and Mrs. Rudy
• Sieloff and family to cele-
brate both couples' wedding
anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. Morley
J3ushell of Wingham visited
on Sunday with Mrs. John
Barr and with Mr. and Mrs.
Donald McEwan.
We are sorry to report
Mrs. Arthur Haldenby is a
patient in the Wingham and
District Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Barr
held a Thanksgiving family
dinner on Sunday, Present -
were -Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert,
Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce Hamilton and family,
Lucknow; Mr. and Mrs. John
Hamilton, Clinton; Mr. and
Mrs. 13ill Hamilton, Burling-
ton; Miss Bonnie Hamilton,
• Mississauga; Keith. Hamil
ton, Sault Ste. Marie; Miss
Betty Hainqton, Niagara;
Mrs. Bel Malloy of Montreal;
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Fair,
• Kitchener, and Miss Mich-
elle Hodgins.
Mr. and Mrs. Kerry Hog-
an of Glencoe and Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Graham visited
with Mrs. George Graham
for Thanksgiving.
The community is pleased
that Edburt Bushell got
home 'from Kincardine Hos-
pital and Donald McEwan
from Wingham Hospital. We
wish them both improved
health.
HOLYROOD W.I.
The Holyrood W.I. met on
Thursday afternoon at the
home, of Mrs. Harold Smith.
Mrs. Alex Percy presided.
Mrs. John Scott read the
minutes, the financial report
and the correspondence.
It was decided to have the
basement floor in the hall
painted with the Institute
supplying the paint and
labour. Mrs. Alex Percy,
delegate to the Grey-I3ruce
Area Convention, gave a
report.
This meeting was "Family
and Consumer Affairs" and
observance of the Interna-
tional Year of the Child. The
conveners, Mrs. Lorne Eadie
and Mrs. Frank Maulden,
took charge and the program
began with scripture reading
and meditation on the bible
passage, "Suffer the little
children to come onto me"
and closing with prayer by
Miss May Boyle.
The topic was "Child
Abuse" given by .the guest
speaker, Mrs. Don Forster of
Purple Grove, who told of
many cases of children being
abused.
Mrs. Charlie Murray
thanked Mrs. Forster and
presented her with a gift.
Mrs. Frank Maulden gave
a reading, "Jesus loves
me", by Helen Steiner Rice.
Mrs. Howard Thotnpson
also of Purple Grove gave a
most interesting demonstra-
tion on cake e0Wating. She
showed various kinds of
cakes decorated for special
occasions and and gave each
lady a try at icing a cake. The
birthday cake was given to
Miss May Boyle, it being her
birthday, and it was cut and
served to the ladies later.
Mrs. Harold Smith had the
closest anniversary and also
received a cake, and some
small cakes were given to the
children.
Miss Edna Boyle thanked
Mrs. Thompson and gave her
• a gift in appreciation. Mrs.
Lorne Eadie gave the motto
and a poem, "Just a Boy",
and gave the courtesies. A
• lovely lunch was served by
the hostess and her daught-
ers.
Work on needlepoint
ST. HELENS 4-11
The first meeting of the St.
Flelens 4-H club was held on
Saturday, September 30, in
the St. Helens hall.
The election of officers
then took place with the
following results: president,
Suzanne Kirkland; vice pres-
ident, Sofie ,I3ey,ersbergen;
treasurer, Marian Raynard;
and secretary -press reporter,
• rotation. Leaders are Mrs.
Luba Weber and Mrs. Norma
Raynard. ,
The girls prepared their
canvas by marking and tap-
ing,, and chose their colours.
The • leaders demonstrated
the Gobelin Stitch.
THRIFTY THREADERS
THIRD MEETING
By Donna Drennan
The third meeting of the
Kingsbridge 4-H "Thrifty
Threaders" took place at the
home of Mrs. Barb Van Diep-
enbeek, .on September 27.
President, Debbie Dren-
nan, opened the meeting.
Leaders, Barb Van Diep-
enbeek and Donna Hogan
discussed and demonstrated
the Bargello stitch, the Cross
stitch and how to transfer a
design to canvas. The girls
then practised the new stit-
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FOURTH MEETING
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The fourth meeting of the
Kingsbridge Thrifty Thread-
ers was held on October 4 at
the home of Barb Van Diep-
enbeek.
Mrs, Donna Hogan read
the members the history csf
needlepoint while the mem-
bers were completing the
stitches Barb had shown
them.
The members did each of
the stitches on their canvas.
Barb showed the seniors how
to do the Brick stitch while
Donna helped the juniors
with their stitches.
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