The Lucknow Sentinel, 1985-02-06, Page 9Three "tweenles" were invested as Brownies when the 1st Kingsbridge Brownie Pack held a
candlelight investiture ceremony January 31. From the left, gathered around the toad stool, ,
are Karen Hodges, Nicole Sberratt and Amy Jo Glenn. [Photo by Sharon Dietz]
Lucknow Sendnel, Wednesday, February 6, 1985—Page 9
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•- Five "tenderfoots" Wereinvested as Guides when the .1st Kingsbridge Guide. Company held
an investiture ceremony January 31. Fromthe left are Jodi Weaver,Amy Olson,Jennifer
Tigert, Tammy Hogan and Lori Nicholson. • • • [hoto by Sharon Dietz]
Attnd Presbyterial meeting
W.M.S. ladies from here attended 'the
Presbyterial meeting at the Wingham
Presbyterian Church on Monday, January
28.
Sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs.
• Clare Sparling and family of Walkerton in
• the death of his mother. The funeral was on
,Wednesday • at the Tanner and Pearson
/Funeral Chapel, Walkerton.
• Roy and Bill Shaw of Stayner visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Burt. ,
• Archie Bonnett of concession 10
• underwent surgery at' Victoria Hospital,
London and is making favourable progress.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Peterbaugh of Ripley
and Bob .and Lloyd Bcinnett from here
visited with their father at the hospital.
Mrs.. Kurt Nielsen and Matthew of
Peterborough spent, a few days with her
KINLOUGH
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parents, Mr. and Mrs. Don Bushell,
• Mr. and Mrs. Rob Jamieson and family.
of St. 'Jacobs visited with Mr. and Mrs. ;
Ken MacDonald and family here. • •
Mrs, Jim Bailey and children of Wing- •
ham •visited with Mr. and Mrs. Tom
McDonald. •
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard. Stanley, Cathy
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and Terry were dinner guests on Sunday •
with Marretta tiodgins in Lucknow. •
Jim Stevens of Listowel visited with Mr. •
and Mrs, Bill MacPherson of HOlyrood for •
a few days. • •
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Pinecrest residents enjoy Western Day
The residents at Pinecrest Manor Nurs-
ing Home have enjoyed a variety of enter-
tainment during the month of January.
Allan Miller entertained on Western Day
which was organized by the residents
council. The Staff wore jeans and western
shirts and exchanged their nursing caps for
cowboy hats, Alian often entertains on
special days for the residents.
The residents' council served the staff
pancakes and sausages this month, and
was pleased to see the good, turnout for the
council's monthly meeting; The residents'
council acts on behalf of the residents and
meets' on a monthly basis to discuss any
problems and plan upcoming attivities.
The ladies of the Lucknow Christian
Reformed Church conducted their monthly
bingo game with the residents and the
Kinettes and Pathfinders mune for their
• monthly visit.
Members of the Pentecostal Church
braved the stormy weather to lead a hymn
sing and prayer and Rev. Warren McDoug-
all of Lucknow United -Church served com-
• munion to the residents.
Birthdays this month were celebrated by
• Bessie Steele, Annie MacKinnon, Sadie
Johnston, Violet Coiling, Mabel Campbell,
Ab Nethery and Clara Cleghorn.
The residents wish to extend sympathy
to the family ofJoe MacMillan, who will be
dearly missed. They also want to welcome
Bob Reid to their home.
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