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PM* .Twpormwo. THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1976
KINLQUGH.
Mrs. Audrey Borthwick of St.
Catharines visited' why Mr. and
Mrs. Jack, Hodgins and Johh.
•• WOO V(as received here 'by
' relatives of the death, after , a
lingering •illtieSs, of the late Fred
BOyle Of Moose. Jaw, Saskatche-
wan. Fred .was'the youngest soh of
the .late M. and Mrs: William
Boyle and grew up on Dave Robb's
farm', concession 10,- before' going
Wegt. Mrs. Irene MacKenzie of
Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan is a
sister.. • Sympathy is extended at
this time.
Visitors during the week with
Mr. and Mrs. George Graham were
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ellacott,
Toronto; Mrs. Laural Hewitt,
London; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Schaef-
fer, Kincardine.
Rev. A. F. Cowan of Toronto will
be at the meeting : of the Bible
Society for.,this area-at the Kinloss
United Church on Monday, August
30th and will show a film on Africa.
Mrs. Mabel Hewitt and Mrs:
' Dorothy Thompson • of Kincardine
visited on Friday with. Mr. and
Mrs. William E. Haldenby and also
called on other friends in the
village.
Mrs. John Barr visited during
the week with Mr. and Mrs. Morley
Bushell and the boys at Wingham,,
and , also with Miss Margaret'
Bushell at Goderich.
Mrs. Gertrude Walsh visited
. With Mr. •and Mrs. Frank Currie
and other, relatives at Waterloo.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Page of
Dt. and Mtgl- •Irtian
Mohamed of Toronto visited with'
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Page and
Andrew,. demcession 10.
Misses Edna and May Boyle
were dinner guests , of 'Misses
Nellie, Margaret and' Helen Mal-
colm at. Lticknow on Friday.. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Howard ..Bennett
Jr. of Toronto .spent the weekend
with their- grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Art Haldenby.
Friends from here attended the
"Open House" on S,unday after-
noon and evening' in Ripley at 'the
home of Mr. and Mrs.- Dpn McCosh
in honour of their daughter (Mary
Anne); Mrs. M. Kukoly, of The
Pas, Manitoba who will be moving
soon to Kitimat, ,B.C.
Mrs. Bill Burt spent a few days
-at Toronto with Mr. and Mrs.
George Burt and babe who, are
moving to Oshawa. •
Mr. and Mrs. Stan Wright of
Glen Orchard and Mr. and Mrs.
Allan Wright of London visited
during the week at the Maulden
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Laird ,Mann and
children of Washago spent a few
day§ with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Shaw
and Wendy. •
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lane .and
Peter of Montreal called on
relatiVes here and visited' with Mr.
Frank Maulden and Mrs. Malcolm
Lane in the Wingham 'and District
Hospital. '
. Mrs. Wm. J. MacKenzie (the
former Alice Hedley) of Lucknow
passed away in the Brucelea
'• Haven, Walkerton. The, funeral
was held on Sunday afternoon at
the. MacKenzie Memorial Chapel.,
'Lucknow With the burial -in-
Greenhill Cemetery. The late Mr.
and Mrs., MacKenzie', lived for
many years on the farm now owned
by. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Robb,
concession 10. Delbert Hedley of
here ,'is.a *great . nephew, and
§ympathy is extended 'to 'the
relatives. " :
On Sunday next,, 'August '29th,
the AngliCan Parish Service will be
held in St. Faul's chtirch, Ripley at
11 o'clock with a fellowship hour
following the service, ,There will be
no service at LucknoW, Kinlough or
Berkie. •
The Holyrood Wornv's Institute
'will meet on Thnrsfiay evening,
September 2nd.' Hostess, Mrs. P.
A. Murray; roll call, name a
nutritious food, beginning with
your name; topic, social welfare
speaker; motto, "Swallow your
pride occasionally - it is not
fattening"; demonstration, Mac-
rame; contest, butter tarts; conven-
ers, Mrs. Gerald Rhody, Mrs.
Ellwood .Elliott .
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Nicholson and
Lois and Jamie Langford visited
Sunday with Mr. and. Mrs. Ronnie
Haldenby and family at Port Elgin.
Holiday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Bert' Nicholson were Mr, and.
Mrs. George Peters and Greg, Mr.
and Mrs. Marty Johnston - of
ROmeo, Michigan; • Mr. and Mrs.
Truman Fillinger and Larry, Mr.
and Mrs. Lynn• Connors and girlS of
Dearborn ; Michigan'.
FLOWER SHOW
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ham, who also 'won tie Red Rose
Tea trophy. ,
A number of special features
added interest for those attending.
Mrs. Arnold and MrS. MacDonald
offered a variety of Bruce tartan •
jewellery for sale. Mrs. Ena
Henderson was in charge' of a draw
for a Bruce Tartan necklace, won
by Mrs. Margaret Mowbray.. Mrs.
Margaret Grant was taking orders
for spoons and jewellery featuring
1 the white trillium. A broach was
I won by Mrs. Ruby Macbonald.
Mrs. Susan McNaughton demon-
strated the making of ribbon roses.
A table containing a .variety "of
! articles for .sale, was in charge of
Mrs. Lenore Glenn and was well
patronized. ,Many visitors took
advantage of 'the attractive tea
'tables for a visit with friends over a
cup of tea and fancy breads.
I. A nUmber of local merchants
donated merchandise which went
' to the- holders of lucky numbers
drawn at, intervals during the .
afternoon and evening, Machans
donated plant food, won by Nena
Donnelly; Bill's Place, plant §itters,
Elizabeth Robinson; McKay's, fer-
I tabs, Liella Finlayson; Discount
Store, wash 7 n-dry, Anne Dexter;
,Greer's, flashlight; Beryl Mow-
bray; Mehans, raid; Mrs. MacDon-
ald; Sutherlands, garden gloves,'
'Sadie Hamilton; Co-op, soil and
seeds, Anne Roulston; Cowans,
flower pot, Pit Cleland; Umbach's,
plant food, Mary Cleland; /sinews,
vase, Evelyn Henderson; Shirals,
flower pot, Gladys Wharry; Pet-
ter's Shoes, 12.00; Susan Cook;
Royal Bank, $2.00, HMamie Roul-
ston; Montreal Bank, $2.00, Mrs.
Jardine; Dixon and Reid, '6 liquid
fertilizer, won by Mrs. Jean
Whitby,. Mrs. Susan Henning,
Belle Mole, Mrs. Bert Dickson,
Mrs. Grant, Mrs. Donald CaMeron.
Packages of Vigoro were won by
Lena Robinson; Margaret Gordon;
Mrs. Cumming; Isabel Miller;
Mamie Roulston; Mrs. M'agoffin;
Edith Webster, Alice Taylor, Kim.
Cook., Ada Webster, Mr. Cleland,
Winnie Fisher, Dorothy Clark.
The committee in charge, MisS
Elizabeth Robinson, Mrs. Ross
Shiells, Mrs. Evelyn Henderson,
Mrs. John Errington and Mrs..
Orville , Eiliott, along with the
exhibitors, and many visitors, are
to be congratulated on this fine
show. , '
LOCHAL SH
. Mr. and Mrs. Ewan MacLean
enjoyed a'bus trip to the C.N.E. in
Toronto on Friday with, the Ripley
Senior Citizens.
A shower for bride elect Maur-
een Bradley, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Bradley, was held on
Saturday afternoon at Pine River
Church ball. Many from this' area
attended.
John McCharles of Petrolia,
Miss Mary Anne Ritchie, Mr. and
Mrs. Donald McCharles. and family
of Chatham, were recent visitors
with Mr. 'and Mrs.• Oliver McChar-
.
les.
'Mr. and Mrs. Rod Finlayson of
Sarnia, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Finlayson
and family, of Goderich, Miss Carol
Finlayson. of Midland, were recent
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Finlayson
Sandy MacLennan has seen a
patient 'in Kincardine Hospital.
Mrs. Emile MacLennan is still
hospitalized • in London.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Luther spent
the weekend • in Ridgetown with
relatives and friends. •
Half the work in the world is
done in an effort to dodge work,
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