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PAW EIGHT THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, AUGusT 9th,
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PURPLE GROVE—
An apology to Mrs. Victor
1 /4.awley-, whose •name-we left out
of the lunch committee when
reporting last week's 25th anniver-
sary Celebration of Purple Grove's
.Women's Institute.
Mr. and'Mrs, Judd Mailette
and Jeffery of Kitchener visited
last week with Mr. and Mrs. Don
McCosh along with Donald.Forst-..
er. • Mr. and Mrs. William Jeffery
visited on Saturday and Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Colwell dropped in on
:Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Eric 'Foster , Chris
and Colen of Toronto,
presently ,holidaying at the Mc-
Nabb cottage spent Saturday
evening with Mr. and Mrs. Don
Dore and farnil with Chris re-
maining as• an overnight guest of
Frankie Dote. Vicki and Kathy
Dore will be returning to Toronto
with the Fosters for a few° days
holidays.
Mrs. Mae Campbell of Orillia
Northern Ontario. spent a few days with Mr. and
A surprise party, was enjoyed Mrs. Don Dore. •
on Thur day asfternoon at the Mr • and ,Mrs• Francis Boyle •
home of s. Gertrude Walsh -a-trd-fa-rfitly are atterndtrirthe-Fite
AMBERLEY
Approximately one-hundred
descendants, of the late James
Courtney gathered at Reids'Corn-
erS Elan on*Sunday afternoon for
their reunion. Donald Courtney,
President and Mrs. Doug Liddle
Secretary „conducted the after-
noon• activities.
Barry Pollock, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Pollock of Ripley,
was guest soloth at the, services
'Sunday morning at Pine River
United Church ,singing The Lord
is my Shepherd. "
Congratulations are extended
to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cornel-
ius (nee Pam Farrell) who •were
married on Saturday in Pine Riv,er
United Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Courtney
and Wendy were guests at the
wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard
Remmert in Kitchener. on Satur-
day. Wendy was a bridesmaid
for her friend Anne. •
Mr. and Mrs. C evil Humphrey
-and Mark left on Saturday to
enjoy a two week visit to the
Western Provinces.
Mrs.. Grace Reid from Manitoba
is visiting relatives in this area.
Mrs. Reid is the former Grace
McDonald, daughter of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Peter McDonald
and has a brother here, Murdock
McDonald and two sisters, Mrs.
Ellen Cardis and Mrs. Mamie
Henderson.
Mr. and Mrs. Russel Rillet of
Windsor visited this week with
their daughter and family Mr.
and Mrs. Len Elmes.
Dinner guests' on Tuesday even-
ing with Mr.' and Mrs. Bob Court-
ney were Miss Agnes Campbell,
Mrs. Edaline Tracey , Scott ,
lance ,-,Dianne and Colleen, and
Mr. and MrS. Ellwood Irwin and
boys.
Mrs. Melville Henry entertain-
ed neighbourhood ladies at a
Tupperware Party held in her
home on Tuesday evening.
Shannon Lee Courtney is spend-
ing this week holidaying in Sarnia
with the Ellwood Irwin family.
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KINLOUGH
Mr,--and •Mrs-.-Bert_Nicholson
were recent visitors with relatives
in Detroit and last week end they
visited with rnembers,of their
family at Georgetown and Wood-
stock. Jamie Langford, who
has been holidaying with his grand-
parents, returned home.
Miss Edna Whytock of Tees-water
visited during the week with Edna•
and May Boyle. . -
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bennett
-of Toronto spent a few • days with
ter.parents Mr. and Mrs--.—Art
Haldenby.
Mr. and Mrs. Levi Eckenswil-
ler of London visited on Monday
with Mr. and Mrs. George Gra-
ham.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Boyle , Mis.
Gwen Shoebottom and Miss Joan
Elliott of London 'visited with
Edna and May Boyle and later
went on a motor trip through ,
when Mrs. Walsh and Miss Winni-
fred Percy each had a' birthday
coming up on the week end.
There was an impromptu pro-:
gram.followed by delicious re -
birthday,cake. All joined in
singing Happy Birthday and the
two ladies thanked everyone ,for
the nice party which was arranged
in, their honour.
11 o'clock.
j Some from here attended the
Craft Festival at. Luoknovr. On
Saturday the H.W.I. served the
dinner.
ST. HELENS
Mr.-and Mrs. Wilson Bryan of
Orangeville were Sunday visitors' .
with-Mr;-and Mrs. P., W.-Rice-.-
Mr., and Mrs. Wm: NacPher-
son and family spent a few ,days
at , Xingston 'with Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh Rutherford,.
Mr. and Mrs': Wm: PurclOn.are
enjoying a' trip throtigh Western
Canada. •
. Tracey and Sean Gardner of
'Wean are holidaying with their
grandparents, Mr. and .Mrs. Jim •
,Curran.
HELD OPEN HOUSE .
Mrs. Angus McDonald held
Open'Hotise on Monday evening
in hononr of her daughter; Vera,
'bride -elect.
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Mi. and Mrs. George Young
and family visited Story Book
Gardens , London', Sunday.
Sharon Struthers of Ilicknow is
visiting With Mr. and Mrs. Jim
7roung and family.,
Congratulations to Nit'. and Mrs.
Glen Phillips who-i.vcre-m-arged___
recently at Langside,
Mr.and Mrs. Raymond Austin, •
Gordon and Connie. of Horig Kong,
were recent 'visitors with Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Stewart. Gordon and
Connie are visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. Stewart while their parents..
attend school in Petsrborough.
The Langside Presbyterian
Sunday School picnic was held
SAturday at the hall grounds.
August 6th. Mrs. Helen Tiner was
President and Lynn Fair was secret ,
ary.
Oaks Christian Training week in
Paris, Ontario.
Mr. and Mrs: Bill Robinson,
Lisa and Darryl of Oakville and
Mr. and •Mrs. Judd Mailette and
leferrof -Kitch-errervisited- last
week with Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Forster and family.
COLWELL REUNION
About 75 descendents of John
Colwell of Ireland and Mary
Anne BroWning of England attend-
ed the Colwell family reunion
picnic held at the Purple Grove
Community Centre on Sunday,'
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Halden-
by and Mr. and M.S., Lloyd Percy
who have been holidaying at
Kincardine visited with relatives
here before •returning to their
respective homes at Toronto and
St. Catharines.
-A-good-number-troll' lrere
attended the Anglican parish
service at Lueknow on Sunday.'
On SundAy next August 18th the
service will be at Port Albert at