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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1979-10-17, Page 4310 YEAR HEAT EXCHANGER WARRANTY Heat exchangers are made of heavy gauge steel for durability, sturdiness and quiet operation. Scientifically designed and proved to give maximum efficiency, long life and dependable trouble-free service. 'llaummorm•••• Kittlough lady Entertains at dinner BY MAY BOYLE Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Maulden and Keith on Tuesday were Jack Webster of Edmonton, Orland Rich- ards of Lucknow and Mr. and Mrs. Oliver McCharles of Lochalsh. Ladies from the Presbyter- ian W.M.S. attended the Thankoffering meeting at Whitechurch on Wednesday afternoon. Margaret Murray enter- tained relatives and friends at a dinner on Thursday. Sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Ed Green, formerly of concession 10, in the death of Thelma's broth- er. They attended the funeral at Peterborough on Friday. The many friends of Mrs. Dorothy Thompson were pleased to learn that she was able to return home with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Graham on Sunday, after undergoing surgery at Victoria Hospital, London. Mrs. Mary Ecken- miller also accompanied' them home, and is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cassidy at Teeswater. KINLOUGH W.M.S. The Kinlough Presbyter- ian W.M.S. held their Fall Thankoffering meeting on Tuesday afternoon at the church with guests from Teeswater, Whitechurch and the Kinlough Anglican Church Women. Mrs. Jack Barr presided and opened with a poem, "The Road". Three scripture readings were given by Miss Winnifred Percy, Mrs, Don Reid, and Mrs. Tom McDon- ald. Mrs. Glen Haldenby gave the meditation, "Four Roads" and prayer. Mrs. Frank Maulden read the min- utes. The offering was re- ceived by Mrs, Don Bushell and Mrs, Don McEwan and the prayer given by Mrs. Don Reid, Mrs. Alex Percy gave a reading, "Thank God for home". Mrs. Frank Maulden in- troduced the speaker, Mrs. G. Thompson, who talked on "the child", this being the International Year of the Child. Mrs. Glen Haldenby thanked Mrs. Thompson for her splendid talk. Mrs. William MacPherson favoured with a musical number and was organist for the meeting. All enjoyed a pleasant afternoon of fellow- ship and, each expressed thanks to the W.M.S. ladies. Sympathy is extended to Mrs. Eric Thacker in the death of her grandfather, the late Alex MacKenzie. The funeral was on Monday at Kincardine. Mrs. Marretta Hodgins spent a few days at her home here, and went to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hodgins at Niagara for the weekend. She was returning to Detroit to be with her sister, Mrs. Peggy Elliott, who had major surgery rec- ently. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Barr visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gary Fair at Kit- chener. Mr. and Mrs,, Don Bert- rand and children of Simcoe visited with her brothers, Bill arid Brian and Percy and took Miss Winnifred Percy home for .a visit at Simcoe. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Brooks, Bevin and Bradley of Listow- el visited on Sunday with Mrs. John Barr. Mrs. George Graham at- tended the baptism of her great niece, Meghan Hewitt at Fergus on Sunday of last week. • Mrs. George Graham is a patient in Kincardine Hos- pital where she underwent surgery on Monday evening. We wish her improved health. rt: Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, October 21, 1979, --Page 15 • angside couple welcome aby boy to family • BY LILLIAN YOUNG borough spent the weekend district attended the recep- with his brother, Mr. and-t)tion held at Whitechurch hall Mrs. Len Coughlin and fam- for Mr. and Mrs. David Elliott on Saturday evening. Service at the Whitechurch ,Presbyterian Church Sunday morning was capably taken by the Young People. Karen Young was pianist. Their regular minister, Rev. John Bell, preached anniversary services at Walkerton. The Whitechurch Young People held their regular meeting Sunday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim de Boer. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. James Roher on birth of a baby boy, Ben- jamin, in Wingham Hospital last Wednesday: Mrs. Robert Wynne of Kitchener is a patient in the hospital there, after suffer- ing a heart attack. She is coming along well and hopes to be home again soon. Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Coughlin and Lydia of Scar- ily. Russell Young and Debbie Ferguson spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and. Mrs. Clifford Young.. Other visitors on Sunday at the same home were .Mr. and Mrs. Jim ' Young, Marty, Jamie, Karen And Liane, Ken Young, Russell Springer and Mrs. May Richardson. Some families from this • • AMO RAR///'TO Ga.. OUR CARS & TRUCKS Lucknow Service Centre 1975 MAVERICK 6 cyl. auto, radio, safety checked 1971 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER 4 dr. hard., V8 auto. ,*radio, safety checked 1971 FORD 1/2TON 6 cyl, auto. 1966 DODGE 4 dr. V8 auto, radio 1971 PLYMOUTH FURY 4 dr. hrd., V8 auto., radio 1965 MERCURY 4 dr., V8 auto, radio Lucknow Service\ Bp Centre Howard J. 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