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BY BkLL ItAcigivrr
Trinity Church congrega-
tional .meeting was held at
the church, Sunday, January
25 at 8 p.m.. Rev. ` Norman
Pick was chairman and Rev.
Arthur Scott opened the
meeting with scripture and":a
prayer.
The -minutes . of the 1980
annual meeting were ` read
• and adopted. The reports
from the different commit-
tees were discussed, adopted.
and carried.
BY JOYCE McEWAN
On the weekend Mr. and
Mrs. Allan McArthur attend-
ed the London Trailer Show
at Western Fair Grounds:
Alongto. help p ' their parents
on Saturday and Sunday
were Richard and Kim.
Visitors' t rs on"SundaY with
h�
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Stanley
were Mr: and. -Mks. Douglas
Garniss, Anne . and Adam,
and Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Fraser
and Matthew of Sarnia:
On. January 30 the Kin-
lough Young Peoples Group
are staging a bake sale at the
Zehr's Shopping Mall in Kin-
cardine. They report a suc-
cessful garage sale at the
Centre last weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stanley
report a great trip to Florida.
Among the friends they visit-
ed were Mr.` -and Mrs. .- Homer
'Devitt " of Cape Coral. °'The
Devitts are former.. neigh-
bours here. -
Home on the weekend was
Sandy McEwan of Guelph.
Visitors at the McEwans
were Mr. and . Mrs.; Jack
White and Mrs. Gladys Arn-
old.
Prize winners at" 'last
Thursda 's ' euc h re party. at
Y
the, Centre were high man,
Bob Johnson and high lady,
Muriel 'Arnold.
Due to the heavy weight of
the snow. ` a pig barn ` roof
collapsedon the farm of Paul-
Revest. A group of neigh-
bours went in on Monday to
help repair it. This is . the
former Del : Lindsay farm.,
glue jays
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.BY LILLIAN YOUNG
With ` ,:edntintted" milder
Weather last week.` Starlings.
Blue Jays' - and ;• Partnd es
• ere seen around - here.
There has also been quite a
few woodpeckers aroundthis
last while.
Whitechurch held their
first card party 'of the season'
in the. hall Monday evening
with nine tables of • euchre
being played.
Karen and . Liane Young
visited Wednesday ,evening
With their grandparents, Mr.
and. Mrs. Clifford Young.
Steve • Hays of Glencoe
spent ` the: weekendat his
home and visited Sunday
With Janet Frances and the
• Coughlin family.
Mr. and Mrs. . Russell
Young of Newmarket spent
the weekend with his par-
•
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford •
Young and Friday evening' alt
visited with Mr. and ----Mrs.
Len Coughlin and family:
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The K' loss " Recreation
committee are holding a
family cross country ski on
Feburary 15 starting at Jack
O'Malleys over the ski trail
with a lunch, of chili and hot
chociate being served at the
Holyrood hall afterwards.,
Next Sunday,: February 1
is the day of the Billy Watson "
Snowarama for crippled
children.
The Whitechurch' Young
Peoples held their regular .
meeting at the home of Jim
and Judy de Boer on Sunday
evening.
The Presbyterian 'Church,
Whitechurch, are . holding
<their annual\zieeting Friday
afternoon, this week. ,
New arrivals
FERGUSON -. On January
21. 1981, • in Metropolitan
Hospital, Windsor, to Mr.
and Mrs. Glen Ferguson of
Antherstburg, .a . daughter,
Julie Marie, a sister for
Douglas, and a granddaugh-
ter for Mr. an&Mrs.l+yidianx
Ferguson, Lucknow.
w.
SUETLER , Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Sheeler of R. 2 Luck-
now, are happy to announce
the safe arrival of their son,
Johnny, at Wingham and
District Hospital, bn January
241, 1981
McMANN -,Chuck and Mar-
garet McMann of Pierre-
fonds, Quebec, are pleased
to announce the birth 'of a
son, Jeffrey William, 6 lbs.
14 oz., on January 18,4981 in`
Royal Victoria Hospital,
Montreal. A brother for Kris-
tin, a grandson for Mr. and
Mrs. Brian Doelman of Holy -
_rood, and Mr. and Mrs: Mel
McMann' f goronto,
GRAHAM - Hugh and Sandy
(nee . Cameron) of Welland
are thrilled to • announce the
sat'e;aiir-ival of their daughter,
Amy, 8 lbs. % oz.., born on
January 22, 1981.at\ ;Welland
General Hospital. Proud
grandparents are, Ralph and
Euphenria .Cameron of Luck-
now.
RICE - Ron and Cheryl (nee
' Faskin), Sault Ste. Marie,
are pleased to announce the
birth of a baby boy, 7 ib. 9
oz., on Monday, January 19
1981, in: Sault Ste. Marie
Hospital. • A great, great
grandson for Mr. and Mrs.
Spence Irwin, Lucknow. A
great,grandson... for 11drs.
Lara McConachie. .
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The session " :members of
Trinity church are Charlie
Wilkins, Ivan Cranston, Wm.
E Andrew, Kenneth Alton,
Warren Zinn and Ella. Hack-
ett.
The board of ` stewards are
Chester Hackett, Donald Al-
ton, David A. Hackett, Ste-
phen Andrew, Jim Hunter,
GregMake, Stuart Alton,
Marvin ' Scott, Bell Hackett,
Russel Irvin, Tom Helm.
John Andrew is treasurer
for Trinity .. congregation.
Mrs. Ruth Alton is organist
and choir leader.
Manse :trustees are Wm.
E. Andrew, Charlie Wilkins,
Frank Alton, , David A. Hack-
ett, John : Hunter.
Manse committee is Ken-
neth Alton, Ella Hackett,
Marian Zinn, Shirley Hack-
ett, Marie. Wilkins, :'Chester
Hackett, Charlie ' Wilkins,
Donald Hackett, Lillian Irvin.
The resident . members ' of
Trinity church are .129, with
29 non resident members.
There is an active Young
People's Group now at Trin-
ity.
Plans are being ntade by
the U.C.W. ladies to redecor-
ate the church this spring. A
suggested date for theanni-:
versary service is May 31,
1981.'
An invitation was extend-
ed to Rev. Scott to remain as
our minister for the coming
year, July; 1981= June, 1982.
A vote of thanks was given to
Mr.. Scott for his guidance
and °work with the congrega-
tion and young people, to
Mr. Pick for his help through
the past year, and. to the
members of the different
church committees for their
work over the past year.
Mrs. Ken Alton and Shar-
on went to the Canadian Gift
Show at the ' International
Centre, Toronto, on Sunday.
This was a : wholesale show
where many dealers attend,
and was, of :special interest to
Sharon for her work making
flowerngements.
tongra ations- to Harold
and Mary (Cranston) Hackett
of Montreal, and formerly of
this area, on the occasion of
their 40th wedding anniver-.'
saty on January 29. ,T
Marvin Scott had, his
teams of horses hitched on
Sunday, to enjoy the good:
sleighing. Those enjoying a
ride on the two sleighs were:
Cathy Thomas = and ` boys,
Cody, Chad and Todd of
Ripley; Jim and Arlene Scott,
Tim, Rob and Jeff of Ripley;
Don and Shirley Scott, Randy
and Brent, Colborne . Town-
ship; Antone and Delores
Van Osch, Linda and Sandra;
Kim Cooke; Bill, Lisa : and
Angela Card;,Bill, Helen and
Nancy Brindley, Colborne
Township; , Rick and Linda
McQuihin; and Doug and ins
father, Bob Scott.
Vi itors with Alex and Ella
Hackett on Sunday for sup-
per was Rev. Norinan Pick,
Clinton, who came 10 preside
over the `annual meetings at
St. ; Helens and at Trinity
churches. A very good num-
ber attended to hear the
reports and make plans for
another year. Anna Mae and
Vernon Hunter, ; Lucknow,
also visited with Alex and
Elia Hackett on Sunday-
Shawn, Hackett, son of
Wayne and Gloria Hackett,4`
broke his leg recently. Shawn
has a cast on his leg and is
able to get around with crut-
ches.
rut ches. We all hope it heals
well for you, Shawn.
Norman and Eva Bolt,
Langside visited on Satur-
day evening with Arn and
Dona Campbell. Jan Gibson
spent the weekend with
Sheila Campbell.
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