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'age 18-Luclmow Sentinel, Wednesday, September 18, 1981
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By Valetta Eineraon
SocW News
Orland Irwin was able to
report ' bkck 'to work last
Tuesday'. after: a: checkup' at.
London Hospitah
Wilfred and John';Clipper-
ton arrived home last Tues-
day from their trip to the
West Coast..
On Wednesday Bill Port
-
eons and d Mr
and, .Mrs.
Donald MacKinnon called` on
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Emer-
son. Mrs. Porteousrwas to go
to University Hospital, Lon.
don on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill McBurn-
ey of Toronto spent a few
days with Mr. and Mrs.
Victor Emerson, and Mr. and
Mrs. Wesley Tiffin of White-
church and Mrs. Lobel Tiffin
of Lucknow.
"Mrs.Edna Case ore of
Brantford . and Mrs. Jack
Morrison of Dublin were
Wednesday callers on Mr.
and Mrs. Vic Emerson,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Blas
ing of Neustadt were Sunday
visits with
visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Victor Emerson.
Faye Irwin has resumed
her studies at Kitchener Col-
lege after
ol•legeafter two weeks holi-
days.
Mr. and Mrs."Wesl4y Tif-
fin
iffin" and Mr. and Mrs, : Bill
McBurney of Toronto were
Sunday visitors with Mrs.
Isobel` Tiffin of Lucknow..
Quite 'a few attended anni-
versary
; services at Bluevale
United Church on Sunday.
from Whitechurch.
Mr. and Mrs.' Paul. Elliott;
and Jeffery of Brussels are
going on a trip to the west
and baby, Leslie, is remain-
ing with her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Elliott.
Mrs: Joe Duchartne, of
Goderich visited on . Sunday
with. her . parents, Mr. 'and
Mrs. Elroy Laidlaw.
On Friday Mr, . and Mrs.
Elroy Laidlaw were guests at
the 35th wedding anniver-
sary of Mr. and Mrs. Milton
Gaze! of Stratford at the
Legion Hall.
Mrs. Olive. Gillespie of
Sarnia visited Friday to Tues-
day with Mrs. Agnes Farrier
and on the weekend attended
a shower for Sharon Cook,
granddaughter of Mr. Aand.
Mrs. Peter Cook.
Visitors with Mrs. Mary
McClenaghan and Mr, and
Mrs. Carl McClenaghan 'on
Friday were Mr. and Mrs.
Jim. Maclntyre of Valcaron,
near Sudbury. On the week-
end Mrs. Eileen Parker,
Benji and Billie of Exeter,
visited with them.
Mr. and Mrs. Mack Card-
iff of Brussels were Sunday
visitors with Mr. and : Mrs.
Bill Rintoul.
Weekend guests. with Rev:
and Mrs. John . Bell were
Wesley Bell, Walkerton;
Mrs. Wm. Van Dam, Inver-
huron; Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Cleland, Walkerton; Mr. and
Mrs. John Heinz, Missis-
sauga and Mr. and Mrs.
Russel Humphrey, Don
Mills.
Mr. '. and Mrs. • Wallace
Milligan and . Mr. and Mrs.
Steve Irwin attended a family
echurch friends
reunion at Albion Hills on Whlteichurc6'Wa
We are sorry to report that
Dan Tiffin of Wingham was
at London twice last week for
eye treatment, The commun-
ity wishes him luck that he
does not have to go again..
Whltechorch 44.11
The first • meeting. of
Whitechurch 4-H club was
held at Mrs. Archie Purdon's
on. Saturday to, discuss the
project, Which Came First
the Chicken or the Egg? •
The election of officers
included president, Marilyn
Jamieson; vice president,
Kendra Purdon; secretary to
rotate; press reporters, Janet
Laidlaw.
The objectives and re-
quirements of the club were
read orally. Six members
answered the roll call by
naming a'chicken recipe and.
country from which it came.
The first meeting showed
how to prepare a chicken for
cooking. The membertare to..
bring ideas for a club name
to th e next meeting.
On September 9 the .Public
Relations meeting of the
Whitechurch W.I. was held.
in the Whitechurch Com-
munity Memorial' Hall. at 8
p.m. with the vice. president,
Mrs. John A. Currie, 'pres-
iding " for, president, ; Mrs.
Agnes Farrier and hostess,
Mrs. ' Helen'. Lewis,
Mrs. currie opened the
meeting. She welcomed the
guests from Holyrood, Wing-
ham, St. Helens and . Kair-
shea.
The minutes and financial
statement were given by
secretary -treasurer, Mrs.
Russel McGuire.
Mrs, Beth Aitchison of St.
Helens gave •two readings,
Progress and Three Monk-
eys. The motto, Let the
Institute, enrich our lives, not
wear us, wasprepared by
Mrs. Russel Gaunt and given
by Mrs. Dave Gibb.
W Ingham Institute mem-
bers, Mrs. Currie and Mrs.
Lapp gave two numbers,
camping trip to Arrow Head Park
By Bell Hackett
Alex and Ella Hackett ac-
companied Jim and ViArai-•
old on a week long camping
trip recently. They -camped at
Arrow Head Provincial Pstk
for a few .days, visited with
Hien and August Lemoine at...
Petawawa and with Dorothy
and Allan Hunter at, Trenton:
bWe extend a welcome to
aby .Rachel Cameron,.
• daughter of Doug and Dixie
Cameron, who came home
from the hospital a week ago.
Congratulations to Mr.
and, Mrs. Bryce Ritchie, the
former Wendy Powell of
Auburn, who were married
in Auburn United Church on
September 4.
Gordon ' Alton, son of
Frank and Lorene, completed
his first year at University of
Waterloo, Honours_ . Matti,
•
fiaop program in mid Aug.
ust. Gordon is now working
at I.B.M. in 'Toronto.
Mrs: Joyce Broome and
daughter, Debbie of Ear
Lake,Northern Ontario, vis-
ited recently with her aunt
and uncle, Reg and Freda
Broome,
Lori Hackett, daughter of
David. A. and Evelyn Hack-
ett, is attending Conestoga
College, Doon Campus of
Kitchener -Waterloo Hospit-
al, where she has`entered the
Registered Nursing pro-
gram. Loriworked for the
summer at the Frosty Queen
at Wingham. '
Shelley, Alton and her
friend, Gary, bath of Toron-
to, visited at her parents'
home here recently, with
Jack and Donna Afton, and
family. They also attended
the Blyth Summer .Festival.
Harvey .and Betty; Ritchie
attended the 125th Howick
Township anniversary, last .
weekend and visited her
sister, Elva and Bert Wylie of
Fordwich.
Jeff Hunter, son of John
and Shirley is attending
Westervelt College in Lon-
don, where he is taking the
Business Course.
Doug and Freda Langton,
Winnipeg, visited on Satur-
dayevening with her broth-
er; Barry and Dianne Hackett'
and family, and with her
brother, Don ,and Shirley
Hackett on • Tuesday, and
with other friends and rela-
tives hi the community.....
Mr. and Mrs..., Tom Hall
and Mr. and Mrs. Nile
Battler of Kitchenervisited
for a day recently with Jim
and Isabel Hunter. Nile, Tom
and Jit were Comrades in
fitting down or
pruning trees near overhead
wires is dangerous. if you
are touching a tree or branch
that falls into wiresryou
could be seriously injured
or killed.
• Be extremely careful,
Before pruning or felling
trees that are near hydro
wires call your local hydra
for advice or assistance.
Safety. around
electricity. is n#t
tom& •
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ontario
France and Holland during
the war:.
Michelle, Cook, daughter
of Lorne and Marion Cook, is
studying Travel and Tourism
at Westervelt College in Lon-
don. MicItelle
on-don..Miehelle worked for the
summer at "Touch of Class',
in Wingham.
.Lorne' Hackett returned
home, last Friday evening.
from Victoria Hospital where
he was a patient for a month,
following a farm accident.
Pharis Mathers ..and Vera
Schmidt visited with Lorne
and Hazel and family on
Sunday evening.
Congratulations.. to Don
Ritchie and Ruth Alton who
were married .t last Friday
evening. •
Bill Scott, son of Marvin
and . Hannie Scott, has re -
Where Did You Get That Hat
and A Bicycle Built for Two,
Mrs. Bill Rintoul introduc-
ed the speaker, Mrs. V,aden,
whose e o is was the Disabled
t p u
and Handicapped. She stres-
sed the removal of all prejud-
ices against disabled and
handicapped persons.
wheel chairs, and the instal-
lation of entrances and wash-
rooms. She closed with a
prayer for the disabled.. Mrs.
Johnson thanked the speaker
and gave her a gift.,
Mrs. Gordon Wall of Kair-
shea Institute' gave .a very
humorous contest. The win-
ner was Mrs. Jack Scott and
runner up Mrs. Dsye Gibb.
The ticket onthe quilt was
brought .up by Mrs. Man
Falconer, for the draw made
by Mrs'. George Fisher. The
lucky winner was Mrs: Pow-
ell of Wingham. Mrs. Mc-
Guire conducted an oral
contest on Duties of District
Directors. Lunch, was served
and at lunch time a contest
wasconducted by Holyrood;
W.I.
turned to Conestoga, College,
." Guelph Campus for his sec-
ond Year in Welding Metal-
urgy. Bill worked for the
summer with Aart and *Greta
De Vos, at Agre Farms; at
Bluevale.
Several friends and neigh -
hours enjoyed a beef bar-
beque at the home of Russell
and Jean. Phillips on Satur-
day evening.
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