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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1988-03-02, Page 211 tSuper t Page 20-,-Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, March 2, 1988 Kinloss Kairshea W.I. Mrs. Lloyd MacDougall was hostess for the February -meeting of the Kinloss Kair- shea Women's Institute which was the Citizenship and Legislation meeting of the year. The President Mrs. William Halden- by chaired the meeting and opened with the Ode and Mary Stewart Collect, follow- ed with the reading of Psalm 23 by Mrs. Hank Hartemink. The minutes of the previous meeting were read by the Secretary Mrs. Murray Keith - followed with the business. Mrs. Gordon Wall reported on Valentine gifts taken to' two patientsin the Kairshea room at Wingham Hospital. Mrs. Leonard Maclnnes reported on the Valentine party hosted by Kairshea W.I. at Pinecrest Manor. The Kairshea Women's Institute will host the District Directors meeting on March 22 at 12:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Clarence Ritchie in Lucknow at 1:00 p.m. Member was voted for the Loaf of Bread. The District President Mrs. Largaret Maclnnes Teeswater brought greetings from the District. Congratulations to our Kinloss girls with their public speaking that was held at the Legion on Friday evening. In the senior class first prize went to Tanya Sutherland speaking on "Grey Ox". Second prize went to Marita MacDougall who spoke on"Superstitions". In the Junior class second prize went to Aleshia Moffat who spoke on "Mirrors". We also have very talented actors and. musicians in our area. On Saturday night at the "Family Fun Night"' that was held at the Community Centre the second con- cession of Kinloss put on an interesting skit and the fourth concession also put on an entertaining comical act. Connie Eadie, with . her little Scottish dancers, danced up a show. Chad and Aleshia Moffat both played a piano solo and duet and Kristen O'Neil played a piano solo. Keep up the good work everyone - we'll be watching for you next year again. The Lucknow "Tykes" played hockey against Teeswater on Saturday night with an 8-8 score. Ian Moffat got 3 goals, Jonathon MacKinnon got 1 goal. These are Mrs. Roy Finlayson introduced the guest speaker, Mr. Roy Pennington, Bruce County Warden, speaking on citizenship. Mr. Pennington said he felt honoured to speak to a group of ladies of the Women's Institute. He said citizenship starts when we are all very young by getting involved in 4-H, Sunday School, Guides, cubs, etc. Thanks to parents - citizenship is a respon- sible person who serves the community to make the world and community a better place to live. The Women's Institute show good citizenship and he hoped the organization will be alive for years to come. He told of administration of Bruce County at Municipal and County level. Bruce County has a population of 58,000 with a County Budget of $11,437,000. . Mr. Pennington was thanked by Mrs. Cliff Roulston and presented with a gift. Following the singing of 0 Canada and the Institute Grace the hostess and Direc- tors Mrs. Vera Schmidt and Mrs. Brian Doelman served lunch. SOTJTH INLOSS By Ruth Buchmeier By Ruth Buchmeier the only two from Kinloss that I know that scored goals. Good luck boys and keep up the good work. The Ripley "No Stars" played a tour- nament in Goderich last week and came home with the "Old Deckhand Hockey Tournament" runner up trophy. Next week they go to Montreal to "let loose" again. Good luck boys. The community wishes Margaret Colyer . a speedy recovery at Wingham Hospital so she can get back home. Jennie Porteous, Olive Needham and Nancy Maclntyre went up to Bruce Haven in Walkerton on Sunday to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Needham and John Henderson. ,. Cornelius E. Hogan Mr. Cornelius Hogan of Lucknow died in Wingham and District Hospital on February 22, 1988, in his 78th year. A retired farmer, formerly of Ashfield Township, he was a member of St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church, Kingsbridge. Mr. Hogan was born on November 16, 1910 .to the late Patrick Hogan and Margaret Foran. On June 30, 1942 he married.the former Vivian Courtney in St. Joseph's Church, Kingsbridge. Mr. Hogan is survived by his wife Vi- vian; son Kerry and his wife Diane of Glencoe; daughter Fay and her husband Ken Telfer of St. Mary's and a dear aunt, Mary E. Hogan of Lucknow. Two grandchildren, Todd and Chad Hogan of Glencoe, also survive. Mr. Hogan rested at the MacKenzie and McCreath Funeral Home, Lucknow. The funeral service was conducted on February 24, by Father Ed Dentinger in St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church, Lucknow. — ��- Organist was Doug Stever. Pallbearers were Gary Courtney, Blyth; Norman Hamilton, Goderich; Joe Austin, Michael Courtney, Paul Hogan and Jim Sinnett all of Ashfield Township. Spring burial in Kingsbridge Cemetery. ANNA ELIZABETH IRWIN Anna Elizabeth Irwin of Ripley Street, Ripley, passed away at her residence on Wednesday, February 24, 1988. Born in Huron Township on August 1, 1915, she was the daughter of the late John Ferguson and Idella Potter. She married the late Leonard Irwin of Huron Township who predeceased her in 1981. She is survived by one daughter Carol and husband John Halliday of Owen Sound and by five sons Ronald and wife Lois of Ripley, Ernest and wife Vivian of Burlington, Ken and wife Teresa of Waterdown, Dennis and wife Gerrie of Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, Larry and wife Marianne of Ripley and Bon- in -law Robert Irwin of Lucknow. OBITUARIES She is also survived by two sisters Wilda (Mrs. Wilmer MacKay) and Nan (Mrs. Roy Geddes) both of Kincardine and two brothers John and Lester Ferguson, both of Huron Township. She was predeceased by one daughter Elaine (Mrs. Robert Irwin) of Lucknow m 4987, one grandson Michael Irwin, one brother and one sister. She was a member of St. Andrew's United Church in Ripley and the Bruce Chapter 253 Order of the Eastern Star. The Eastern Star held a memorial service Friday evening February 26 at 8 p.m. at the funeral home. The funeral was held on Saturday, February 27 at 12 noon at the MacKenzie Mc- Creath Funeral Home in Ripley with Rev. Glen Macpherson officiating. Interment m Ripley Cemetery. BIRTHS SIMPSON - Robert and Mary . of RR 3 Goderich are pleased to announce the birth of their son, Stuart James Adam, on February 20,1988 in Wingham and District Hospital. Suart who weighed 7 lbs. 11 oz. is a brother for Bobbie, Tom and Sarah. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Simpson, Kintail and Elva Needham, Ripley. McGLYNN - Kelly and .Kim of RR5. Wingham are pleased to announce the safe arrival of their new son, Scott Bryan, on February 16, 1988. Scot weighed in at 7 lbs, 14 ozs at his birth at the Wingham and District Hospital. 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