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Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, June 1, 1983—Page 15
Burn mortgage at Kinlough church
By May Boyle
On Sunday, May 22 special
services were held in the
Kinlough Pentecostal
Church. A former pastor,
Reverend Gilbert Van Slig-
tenhorst who was the guest
speaker in the morning,
assisted by the resident
pastor, Reverend M. Christ-
ensen, the architect of the
church, Robert Foreman and
the deacons, Walter Breck-
les, William Haldenby, Wil-
liam Stam, Douglas Dahmer,
Peter Scheurwater and Gor-
don MacDonald did a cere-
monial burning of the mort-
gage on the church. This was
followed by an anniversary
luncheon by the church lad-
ies and a time of fellowship.
Another former pastor, Rev-
erend L. Thirsk was the
evening speaker. It was in-
deed a joyous day.
Marretta Hodgins was a
guest at the Stafford-Jacklin
wedding at Molesworth on
Saturday evening. The bride
is a great niece. Mr. and
Mrs. Leonard Stanley and
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stanley
were also guests.
Reverend and Mr. L.
Thirsk of Komoka, Murdeen,
MacLeod and a friend, Mar-
jorie of Wingham, spent
Sunday with Maretta Hod-
gins and her grandson, Dar-
ryl Hodgins.
Sympathy is extended to
Mrs. Grant Eckenswiller in
the death of her mother,
Mrs. Albert Valad, whose
funeral was at St. Anne's
Ronan Catholic Church, Riv-
ersdale on Saturday morn-
ing.
Sunday dinner guests with
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Barr were
Percy Barr of Calgary, Mrs.
John Barr of here, Mr. and
Mrs. Morley Bushell of
Wingham and Margaret
Bushell of Goderich, Mr. and
Mrs. Gary Fair, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry van de Klippe of
Kincardine and Murray Barr
of here.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Burt
spent a few days at Stayner
with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Shaw,
Wendy and Tim and Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Shaw.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hal-
denby of Guelph and Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Fry of Harris -
ton received former friends
and neighbours at the Pente-
costal fellowship room on
Sunday afternoon at an Open
House in honour of their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil -
ham E. Haldenby's 60th
wedding anniversary.
Sunday visitors with Edna
and May Boyle were Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Scott and Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Thompson of
Ripley, Mr. and Mrs. Dan
McInnis of Blyth, Mrs. Frank
Maulden and Mr. and Mrs.
Francis Boyle and during the
week, Mrs. Thelma Green of
St. Helens, and Rev. and
Mrs. George Garratt of Luck -
now.
Percy Barr of Calgary
spent a few days here with
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Baptism service at Lucknow United
On Sunday, May 29, the
Sacrament of Infant Baptism
was celebrated at Lucknow
United Church. The follow-
ing children were baptized:
Mary Joan Catherine And-
rew, daughter of Allan and
Linda Andrew; Danielle
Maxine Brooks, daughter of
Donald and Janet Brooks;
Michael Louis Mali, son of
Jack and Doreen Mali; and
Sarah Aileen Mann, daught-
er of Stephen and Lynne
Mann.
Seven adults were receiv-
ed into church membership
through Transfer of Certifi-
cate: Greg and Wilma Blake,
from Trinity United Church,
Ashfield; Donna Clark, from
Fraser Presbyterian Church,
Tottenham; Lynne Mann,
from Dungannon United
Church; and Bob, Isobel and
Lynn Shepherd, from First
United Church, Fort McMur-
ray, Alberta.
On Sunday evening, May
15, the congregation of Luck -
Dr. Lee A. Cowley
B.Sc.D.C.
ANNOUNCES THE
OPENING OF
Lucknow
now United held its annual
Family Fun Night. The even-
ing began with a pot luck
supper in the Fellowship
Room and was followed by a
program based on the theme
`Jamboree '83.
The program consisted of a
play by the U.C.W. called
"The Party Line", a CGIT
history and fashion show,
several Scottish songs by the
Senior Choir with a Scottish
poem by Isobel Shepherd,
Chiropractic
Centre
LOCATED ON CAMPBELL STREET, NEXT TO THE
MAYFAIR RESTAURANT.
[In Mr. Campbell's Former Office]
Office Hours:
Monday - Wednesday - Friday
3:00 P.M. TO 7:00 P.M.
By Appointment Only
For Appointment Call 528-2330
during office hours
OUT OF OFFICE HOURS:
Leave a message with the answering machine
Open House
Saturday, July 2nd 9:00 a. m. - noon during Jamboree '83
COME AND SEE WHAT MODERN CHIROPRACTIC HEALTH
CARE IS ALL ABOUT
interspersed with readings
from old church minute
books from Board and Ses-
sion meetings - some seri-
ous, many amusing - which
recalled the way in which
church meetings were con-
' ducted in the past. Quotes
from minutes were read from
as far back as 1883.
A THOUGHT: "He who runs
from God in the morning will
scarcely find Him the rest of
the day". (Bunyan)
Mr. and Mrs. William E. Haldenby
Married 60 years
William E. and Margaret
Haldenby were married 60
years on May 23, 1983.
Celebrations were held at
Kinlough Pentecostal Church
on Sunday, May 29, with a
special anniversary service
followed by a lunch for the
congregation in the Fellow-
ship Room.
An open house was held in
the afternoon for 'Mr. and
Mrs. Haldenby to greet
neighbours and friends from
the community.
An open house was held in
Harriston on May 21 with
members of the Haldenby
and Becking families cele-
brating with the immediate
family.
William E. Haldenby mar-
ried Margaret Becking on
May 23, 1923, in the Presby-
terian Church in Teeswater
with the bride's sister, Kate
Becking Thompson, and
brother, Hugh Becking, in
attendance. A wedding din-
ner and reception followed at
the home of the bride's
parents at Front View Farm
on concession 10, Culross
Township.
Mr. and Mrs. Haldenby
have a family of two, Ralph
and his wife, Loreen of
Guelph, and Florence and
her husband, Norman Fry of
Harriston.
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