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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1984-03-21, Page 7• • • Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, Mareb 31, 1984-4** au grandsgn wins university scholorship On Wednesday el/ening Rhetta MacLett- n received,* phonecall from her son Jack MacLennan in Stratford to tell her that her grandson Jobnie MacLennan had received a scholarship at a university in London. Tfiv, IU9ntlilY Meeting of die W.M,S. of the Ashfiebt Presbyterian Church ' •was held :••,Thursday afternoon at' the home of Betty • Monerief. "A',» • spoke on gardening in the greenhouse'. On Wednesday George and Betty Mon- , 4 ' LOCHALSII crief had Mac and Jean Bell ofGoderich and their two granddaughters, Sarah and Cathy by Kae Webster Brunetti of Windsor, visit with them. P4yille Wilkins was guest speaker Wed- nesday at the Hortieulfural Society meeting, held in the Legion Hall in Lucknow, Mayme' Jim Webster of Waterloo, son of Welling- ton and Kae Webster was - home on the weekend. Jim and Kae Webster were in Goderich on Saturday and visited for a while with Norma Young. • •• • -7,,:4130i•;••.!, ottpi " tir employed " - : 0#110.7':''''."' • 4, of Qtd .1"the. of e)ifie filadvAr of at significance. It heralded • ing .Of oco-operation ; betWee ,.,•c::',riinunities. This wo011-. be ` 1uie to help anotherWave opifig the ‘•'''ore sod" • • TEL 1001* 04-94:1 �fRed Alberta are pleased:Xpinniitine e -- their.aiighter, Erin Elizabeth,. /484 ; Deer Hospital. wee. sister for Amy; '44,4. new granddaughter for Harvey; and Betty Ritchie, Lucknow and Frank and Marie Thompson Of. Reda Alberta. Area obituary' • Aft in Athel5:4nes Boyle of Goderich died Sunda4x*Atiltat AlOinclra,Marine and GenekaltosPliil at the age of 85. She was born in St, Augustine on January 21, 1899 to . and Catherine,. Redmond) Leddy. ' 4lietW4S'iaim.ember otOt. Peter's Boman CathOligglistal in r aderitOndef the CWL of that . She,404gpredeceased by her husband, Alphonsus H. .Boyle and one sister, Mrs. Willlam (Lena) Boyle. Si*: is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Ra4mOOd (Mary) Fuller of R.R. 5 Goderich; '41-6, son, Raymond of St. AugiiStineLOOe'Oister, Mrs. Andrew (Sarah) Ansteteltif Wingham; two brothers, James. Leday,lot Winghatn and Raymond Leddy of Lucknow; and eight grandchildren. A 'funeral Mass was 'concelebrateit by the Reverend ''Vather A.F. I.4oebae - the Reverend Father E.J. Dentinger and the Reverend F. DentingeratSt. Peter's Chtuill, in Goderich on Wednesday, March 14 atil a.m. Pallbearers were Cyril Boyle; Bert Moss,. Gordon Foran,VilfreckKinahatt, Ken teddy and arold Leddy. Prayers were said at McCallum Funeral Horne in ,Goderich on Tuesday evening,, Maith 13. Interment Was in St, Augustine Cemetery. 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