The Lucknow Sentinel, 1985-08-28, Page 9Sympathy extended to irwins
Visiting with Mrs. Flank Maulden and
Keith on Monday were Mrs. Donald Currie
of Ancaster and presently at Bruce Beach,
and. ,Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Lane of Kinlough.
Sympathy is extended, to Mr. and Mrs.
Ross Irwin on the death of their daughter,
Sherri. Dawn. Mrs. Irwin was the former
Beattie Haldenby of our community.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Fry of Harriston
and Poplar Beach, spent a few days with
Mr. and Mrs. William E. Haldenby here.
Mrs. Gary Fair and Jason, Mrs. Henry
van de Klippe and April of Kincardine
visited with their grandmother, Mrs. John
Barr. j
We extend sympathy to Mr. and Mrs.
John Hodgins on the sudden death of her
mother, Mrs. Maria. W anto, whose funeral
was held August 24 ,in Toronto. Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Hodgins, Mr. and Mrs. John E.
Hodgins and Dr. and Mrs. Donald Hod-
gins all went to Toronto on August 23 to be
With John and JoAnne and other family
members. Mrs. Wanto, who was originally
I' from Austria, her
been living here at
Westford with. her daughter Jo -Anne and
John Hodgins: '
Mr. • and Mrs. Wayne Rhody of. London
and formerly of Kinlough, are enjoying a
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KINLOUGH
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holiday in Northern. Ontario. Michelle,
'Marianne, Mandy and Dan are holidaying
here with the •Rhody families and Travers
Brace.
Mr. Joseph Guest of Brucelea Haven,
Walkerton and Fred Guest of here, visited,
with Mr. and Mrs: Tom McDonald. Tom
and Nina and her father visited with Mrs. .
Jennie McTavish at Walkerton.
Mr. and Mrs. George Bushell, David and
Janet of Ottawa, visited during the week
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Filbert
.Bushell. •
Mrs. , Howard Whiteside and Mrs.
Marjorie Bennett of Torontovisited a few
.days with their father, Mr. Arthur Halden-
by. '
alden-by.'
Mr. and Mrs.. Gary Fair and Jason, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Van de Klippe and April of
•4{incardine. and Mrs. John Barr of here,
were dinner guests on August 25 with Mr.
• and Mrs. Jack Barr.
Miss Winnifred Percy and Mrs. John
Barr visited on Sunday with Edna and May
Boyle.
Wingham District :aids poor
Beginning last January, staff opening/
mail in the Wingham District Office began
tearingoff the' cancelled postage .stamps
and saving them. Once a sizeable number
were accumulated, they were sent to
Oxfam -Canada.
Oxfam -Canada' sells. 150 gram bags of
on -paper mixtures of Canadian, British,
' Australian and world stamps for $5.00 to'
$9.00, depending on the package.
Offices, church groups, clubs and class-
rooms have organized to save stamps from
incoming mail. The stamps are forwarded
to '.Ottawa for sorting by 20 volunteers. In
1983-84, $6000.00 was raised through this
program, only, in. its third year. The money
raised this year from, the program will help
the poor of the' third world.
"I would like to thank you personally as
well as in Oxfam's name for the
'magnificent lot of used Canadian postage
stamps off cover which you recently sent
us," wrote Okfam stamp program volun-
teer, T. A. Chadsey. "It is through • the
efforts of individuals such as yourself and
'your friends that our program continues to
flourish. Thank you again 'for your spirited
effort and for the co-operation of your
fellow "workers in the Ministry of Natural
Resources."
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• ' Andy Houser, W ingliam District 'Man-
ager, said, "I am proud. to be a part of this
most worthwhile project. "I'oommend the
staff of W ingham District •for this. initia-
tive."
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