The Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-07-21, Page 9PAGE NONE WEDNESDAY,, JULY 21, 1976.
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The sixth annual Haldenby
,picnic .was held on Sunday at the
farm ' of •' Mrs. N. E.. Haldenby,
Westford. • •
An afternoon of visiting",, fun and
games was held:, After races and
relays, prizes were given. to 'the
following by games committee Mr.
and Mrs. Glert Haldenby, _biggest
foot, PaddY Hedley'; smalleSt. foot,
Cathy Hedley; oldest \person, Mrs.
N. E. Haldenby; most grandchild-
ren present, Mrs. N. E:Haldenby;
birthday closest to the picnic,
Tanya Haldenby, Mrs. Rae Hald-
enby and Lloyd Johnston; youngest
child, ,Crystal Haldenby; persons
from• farthest away, Mr. and Mrs.
Don Haldenby, Toronto; most
colourful;, .shirt, Bob Haldenby;
couple with birthdays closest
together, Mr. , and Mrs. Rae
Haldenby; lucky cups, Mrs. -.Del-
bert Hedley and Cathy Hedley;
persons , with most buttons, Mrs.
Gayle,Haldenby and Cathy Hedley.
A buffet luncheon of chicken was
enjoyed by all. payle Haldenby
and -Dale Haldenby led the
business part. .
The officers were put in for' a two
year term, president, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Friendorf; Elmira; secretary,
Dale Haldenby, Westford; lunch,
Mr. and Mrs. Rae Haldenby,
Teeswater and Mr. and Mrs. Don
••Haldenby, Toronto; 'sports, Mr.
and Mrs. Doug Haldenby, Luck-
now, Mf.-va•nd-Mrs.ivtef-Dihmer,
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Mrs. Ella Johnston left on
Saturday with Mr, and,Mrs. Wood
and Sylvia on their way to Victoria,
British Columbia, to visit Mr. and
Mrs, Ken Johnston and family.
They were stopping en route at
Calgary. •
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Durnin and
Ruth Anne, St. Helens, were
Saturday visitors with Miss Annie
Kennedy.
Mr: and Mrs. Gordon Campbell,
Listowel, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rintoul
were Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Neil Rintoul' arid family of
West Wawanosh.
Mr. and. Mrs. Paul. Laidlaw of
Windsor spent the weekend with
their parents, Mr. and. Mrs. Elroy
Laidlaw and Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Elliott. Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Ducharme of Goderich were Friday
LANGSIDE .
Sympathy of the community 'is
extended to the family of Mrs, Roy
Huffman, who passed away in
Wingham Hospital last Tuesday.
Kevin Conley of• .Guelph spent
last week with his grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs.' Graham Moffat. •
Christine Bregman spent last
week at Kintail Camp, returning
home one Saturday.
Winnie Visser spent last •week-
end with her brother, Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Visser of VV:hitechurch. •
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Martin,
Glenda, Zana, Tonya and Rachel of
London, Mrs. Don Martin and Dan
of- Wingham- spent Wednesday-
evening with Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Young and , family.
Mr. and Mrs. John Mantle§•'of
Kinloss visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Wesley Young on Thursday , after-
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Young
visited on Sunday with her mother,
Mrs. Broome, who returned to
Huronview last Tuesday after
being a patient in Clinton Hospital
for some time. She is now
progressing favourably.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
Donald England (nee Diane In-
gram) who were married in •the
Presbyterian Church, VVinghain On
Friday afternoon with a reception
being held Friday ,night in White-
church Hall.
The Whitechurch Langside
Young . Peoples held a beach party
with a weiner and marshmallow
roast at the end of the 12th;
concession on Friday evening:
Although the weather was a •little
cool everyone had a good time.
On Sunday the service . at
Langside Church was conducted .by.
John de Boer. Next Sunday the
Langside Whitechrirch Young.
Peoples will , be in charge of the
service.
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visitors with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Elroy Laidlaw.
Mr. and •Mrs. Elroy Laidlaw on
Sunday afternoon attended the
Straughan family picnic `held at
Goderich Park, where around .100
were in attendance.
Sunday, Julyg 25th at • 1 o'clock
Whitechurch and Bluevale United •
'ChurCh congregations,are holding 'a
picnic in Wingham Park. They are
inviting Bluevile Presbyterian con-
gregation and Whitechurch Pres7
byterian congregation to• join ith,
their in the picnic. All are to bring
their food, cutlery and dishes.
MARTIN-GILLESPIE PICNIC
The Martin-Gillespie "relative
picnic was held on Sunday after-
noon at Wingham Park with a small
crowd in attendance as many were
involved in other activities.
Mrs. Edith Brown of London
spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Evans.
Accompanying Kairshea W.I. on
their bus trip last Thursday to the
Bruce MuSeum at Southampton
and other places from here were
Mrs. Bill Evans, Mrs. Wallace
Conn, Mrs. Dave Gibb. and. Mrs.
Fred Tiffin.
Those attending the Rintoul
relative shower at the home, of Mr.
And Mrs. Doug Snell, Londesboro,
for bride-to-be Mi-ss Joyce' Shelley
and future husband • Donald Reid,
were Mrs., Gordon Rintoul /and
Gayle; Mrs. Gary Rintoul, Mrs. Bill
Rintoul, Mrs. Gordon . Campbell,
Listowel and . Mrs. Leonard Robin-
son, telgrave.
Sunday,-Jul-y-25-student minister
Larry King, a .former pastor' of the
United Church here will have
charge of the service,
• Mrs. Wernham of Komoka, her
daughter and her husband were
Sunday afternoon visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Evans.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Walmsley,
Alicia and Jason of Toronto, were
weekend visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. • John JamiesOn and family.
'Miss Bev Bell of 2nd concession
Kinloss spent Friday and Saturday
with her friend, Clara Milligan.
Mr.. and Mrs, Fred Davis and
Dana, of Windsor spent the
weekend with her mother Mrs.
Garnet Farrier.
The community was happy to.
learn that Alex Craig was able to
return to his home on Saturday
from Victoria HOspital. He is able
to get' 'around on crutches.
congratulations to Rev., and
Mrs. Lloyd Murdock of Darts-
mouth, Nova Scotia, to whom a
baby' daughter was born July 8th.
Rev. and Mrs. Murdock had charge
of Chalrner's Presbyterian and
Langside Churches in 1973 and '74.
Debbie Hickey is this week
visiting with Dawne Adams. Next
week Davy& Adams plans to visit
with Debbie Hickey at Clinton.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael-Teagan of
Westland, Michigan called Tues-
day on Mr. and Mrs. Victor
Emerson and Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Tiffin. Mrs. Teagan is 'the former
Jackie Hayes. and had not visited
here for over twelve years.
Quite a number 'from here
attended the CKNX Barn Dance on
Saturday night at Ayton.
WEDDING RECEPTION
On Friday evening a wedding
reception was held in Whitechurch
Conimunity. Memorial Hall in
honour of Mr. and Mrs. Donald
England Jr:, newlyweds. The
gathering enjoyed dancing , to
record music played by Brian'
Elnisley. At lunch time Mr. and
Mrs. England were called to the
platform. Mr. Elmsley addressed
them and presented the newlyweds
with a gift of money from the
gathering and other gifts were also
presented. Donald thanked the
sponsors, the gathering for attend-
ing and for their gift of money. Mr.
and Mrs. England will reside in
their house trailer at his parents'
home.
BIBLE ,CLUB
Each afternoon during week of
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July,12th thru July 16 a 5-day Bible
Club was held at the home of Ivy
Stnith. The summer missionary
was Peter Federal of Kitchener.
He led the children in singing and
also told them 'a Bible story and
missionary story each day. The
children proved very good singers"
and enjoyed the stories that Peter
told. A good number of children
attended the club, they were
Dawne Adams, Lana Craig, Tony
Falconer, Greg Gibson, Debbie
Hickey, Bobby Jimieson, Dale
Jamieson, Jinet Laidlaw, Kimber-
ley Laidlaw, Susanne Millet, Amy
Miller, Jimmy Miller, Fay Miller,
Cindy Moore,' Richard Moore,
Vickie Scott, ,Christine Smith,
Tommy Smith, Lisa Stone, Tammy
Stone, Angie Wick and Lyle Willis.
All', children who completed five
letSons will receive a • certificate
and Wordless Book. Lessons 3, 4
and 5 can be obtained from Ivy
Smith. 4
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