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Laeknow Sentinel,, Wednesday, August
1984—,
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Mr. and Mrs. Neil Rintoul, Steven, Scott:
and Stuart. went for the weekend to Ancaster
to visit Mr. and. Mrs. Gordoh Campbell and.
Heather. On Monday, .Gordon took the day
off and. took then all to Marineland at
Niagara Falls.
Mrs. Joseph Dosman,. the former Grace
MacGregor, Passed away (in her 65th year)
at, her, home in Mildmay on July 27. Surviv-
ing are her husband, Joseph Dosman, two
daughters, Sharon (Mrs. LarryClements)
of Lynden. and Joanne (Mrs. William Wit-
tacker) of Hanover and sons, Harry 'of 'For-
mosa, W litafn: of B.C., Bruce of Hanover
and Robert of Mildmay also two brothers,
Mack of San Francisco and Ross of Toronto,
one sister, Mollie Moir of Winnipeg and a
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sister-in-law, Clara (Mrs. Clarke
MacGregor) of Brampton. '
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Mrs, Dosman's parents, the late Mr. and.
Mrs. Duncan MacGregor, resided in our
community- for•severalyears on a farmon
the Second. Concession of Kinloss, northeast
of our village.
The community extends sympathy.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave MacDonald . of
Wingham. visited Tuesday with Mr. and
Mrs. Victor Emerson.
Mr. and Mrs.. Jim Schneller, Robin, Mark,
Tracy and Darlene spent Tuesday at
Wonderland, Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs.. Ron Conley . of Edrnonton,�
Lori and. Gary are visiting with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Conley of Lucknow and her
mother, Mrs, Irwin with Mr. „and Mrs.
Orland Irvyin and family: '
' Mr. and Mrs. John Schell, Ruby, Teresa
and Jennifer of Teeswater visited Sunday
WHITECHUCH •
by Valetta Emerson
iagar.a Falls
with Mr, and Mrs. Jim Schneller and fang
ly,
Mr. and 1littis.'Bill-Uuldriks and friends ares
spending this week at Manitoulin Island to
try their luck at fishing • and enjoy the
change
change of scenery. Student preacher, Mr
Rod and Mks. Lamb left on Sunday after
church to enjoy a month's holidays with her
mother at Ottawa and his parents, Mr., and
Mrs.: Jim Lamb of Baddeck, Nova Scotia,
This community extends a welcome to the
newcomers, Mr. and Mrs. Don Fraser and
family who: have moved into, the home
vacated by Mr. and, Mrs. J. Schneller and
mons, 'the house of Mr. Sim,
family who moved to
On Thursday Mrs, JohrDee� Boer was at
Strathroy to visit Mr.- and Mrs. Ron
Nicholson and family. She was accom-
panied by Mrs.. Simeon d Boer, Lucknow
and Mrs. Dick de Boer, Blue � e..
Thede Boer picnic was hel • .' I. ayat
Mr. and Mrs. Lo e
the home of n • ...*g and
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family of Dungannon, Mr. and . John de
Boer and family and Mr. and Mrs. Jim de
Boer and family attended.
Kevin Beecroft is spending a few days on
.the farm; with his grandparents, Mr, y and
Mrs. E.W. Beecroft
On Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Barry Elliott'
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dren from:carnpvisit Wilkins farm to see animals
Mayme Wilkins entertained about 35
children and counsellors of ' the Single
Parent Camp at Menesetungon Wednesday
afternoon. The main interest in their visit
Was the trip to the barn.to see all the little
pigs, and then • a calf, and 'a lamb were
broughtto the farm for the children to see
and pet. Many of the children were from the
city, and hacl never been on a farm..befor..e.
Just " before .their visit was over, Mayme
served them up cakes and -beverages.
Visiting on . the weekend with Dorothy
Finlayson were her daughter and two
grandsons, Barbara, Andrew and Charles
Rogerson of Toronto. r '•> '
And on Wednesday, visiting with Dorothy
Finlayson ' were relatives, Mr. and Mrs.
John Finlayson of Arizona, .Dorothy
Finlayson of Toronto . and. Mary MacDonald
of Ripley. •
Ian Finlayson, son of Dorothy Finlayson
and his wife, Christina have had awonderful
trip cycling this summer, partway across
Canada. They left. Vancouver, British •Col-
umbia in mid May and when they got to the
mountains, they took a train . to Calgary,
Alberta. They - visited here for a few days
with relatives, and continued on cycling
across Saskatchewan to • Winnipeg,
Manitoba. They tooka train again to Sud-
LOCHALSH
by Kae Webster/
,bury, Ontario and then cycled down from
Northern Ontario to' his mother's home in
the Lochalsh area, arriving on Monday, Ju-
ly 23. Ian and Christina will visit relatives in
Ontario before they take off again this time
to Europe where they will visit relatives in
Holland,cycle down through Greece. They
planto be back home ,. in' Canada in.
November, I:
Visiting onthe weekend with Dorothy
(D.A.) MacLennan were her daughter,
Margaret (Peggy) Heffernan of London and
her sister, Katie Sutherland, also of"London..
Katie will stay for a visit her with her sister.
Dr. Russell, Lesley and son, Scott, Mon-
c of Mapleton are spending a few days
holida now with George and Betty Mon.
Grief.
The ladies of the Ashfield Church were
quite pleased with the results of their crafts
bake and tea sale that was held at the
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