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Lucknow Sentinel,, Wednesday, September 15, 1982- -Pogo. 9
Hosts needle craftpartyfor Whitechurch ladies •
By Valetta Emerson.
On Wednesday eventing,
Mrs, Steve Irwin held a craft
party for 18 ladies with Betty
Oldrldge instructing in em-
broidery and needlecraft
, kits.
.The 'Whitechurch Hall
Boardheld a meeting on
Thursday night with presid-
ent " Dave' Gibb presiding.
They decided to have a dance
on October 23.
On Wednesday Mr. and.
Mrs. Bill Porteous, Lucknow
and Mr. and Mrs. Donald
MacDonald of Nashville were
callers on Mr. and .Mrs..
Victor Emerson.
Beginners starting to
.school last week from the
community ' were Amy Fal-
coner, Lori Stone, Michael de
Boer, Mitchel Harris and
Danpy Joe Thomson. ..
vg„y. Caldwell and Joan.
Mason were married on
Saturday in the. United
Church, Blyth. The reception
was held at Blyth Community
Centre. Attending from here
were Mr. 'and Mrs. Neil
Rintoul, ' Steven, Scott and •
Stuart; .Mr, and Mrs: Bill
Rintoul; Mr, and Mrs. Dave
Oberholtzer, Waterloo; Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Gutoskie,
Kitchener; Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Campbell, Kitchener
and Mr. and Mrs, Leonard
Robinson, Belgrave.
After a two week visit with
their :parents, Mr. and Mrs..
George Webster, Mr. and
Mrs. Don. Vincent, Angela
and Aaron returned on Fri-
day to their home at River-
view, New Brunswick.
Mr, and Mrs. Malcolm
Webster of Kincardine called
on Mr. • and Mrs. Victor
Emerson on Saturday. Mr's.
Emerson, the former Valetta.
Tiffin,had taught Malcolm
58 years ago at Zion School,
S. S. No.. 5, Ashfield Town-
ship.
On : Sunday, Mr. and Mrs.
Terry Rutledge, Shawn, Ja-
son and Courtney of Auburn
visited their parents, Mr.
and Mrs.. George Webster.
John Patterson, lay
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reunion
The descendants of the
late Thomas and Jane (Mar-
tin) Culbert held thleir annual
Culbert reunion in the Dun-
gannon Agricultural Hall on
Sunday, September 12 with
85 in attendance.
Games and contests were.
held for the children. A priw
was given to the oldest man
present; Mr. LeRoy Culbert
of Wiarton. The oldest lady
present was Mrs. Flossie
Dyers, a. guest and a long time
friend and neighbour of the
Culberts in Dungannon area.
Relatives attended from
Lucknow, Kincardine, Rip-
ley, Wingham, diatom', Col-
lingwood, Stayner, St.
Marys, Stratford, Wiarton,
Sarnia, Goderich and sur-
rounding area.
A salad supper was served ,
at 4 p.m. when George and
Jean' Errington were taken •
by surprise and called to the
front and asked to crit a 25th
anniversary cake given in
their honour by their son and
daughter, 0111 and Betty.
preacher of Palmerston, will.
have charge of the service at
the United Church on Sun-
day.
Knox College Toronto op-
ens for the students Monday,
September 13. Rod Lamb,
student preacher here, will
be attending,
Mr. and Mrs. John Uuld
riks'of Brantford visited Sun-
day with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Uuldriks.
Kevin, Shannon and Hea-
ther Beecroft of Wingham
spent a few days with their
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
E, W. Beecroft and Karen.
Brian Falconer and friend
of Sarnia. visited on Sunday
with his grandmother, Cassie'
Falconer.
This community extends
sympathy to Mrs. Ivan Con-
ley and family in the passing
of 'a husband and father,
Ivan,
Mr. and • Mrs. Kenneth
Ross of North Battleford
arrived last week to visit with
Mr. and Mrs. Don Ross and
family and other brothers
here.
The W.M.S. presidents of
Maitland Presbytery met on
Monday, September 13 at
Whitechurch Chalmers Pres-
byterian Church.
Mr. and Mrs: Bill Purdon
visited last :weekend with Dr,
and Mrs. Edward Carey of
Kitchener; also with.friends.
at Toronto and Acton.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. W.
Beecroft visited Sunday with
her brother, Mr. and Mrs.
John Sinnamon of S'eaforth..
On the weekend a bridal
shower ' was held for Lori
Lougheed, Toronto at . the
home of Sandra • Machan,
Brussels. Present were Gor-
don, . Joan and Lee ' Fisher,.
Doris Espey and Renee and
friend, Reid Russel, London, , Mrs. Machan had .Mrs. Daw-
Mr. and Mrs. Frank, Robbie
and .Jamie, Teeswater and
Mr. and Mrs. Bii1 Gibson and
Gregory. "
Mr, and Mrs. John Car-
ruthers and family visited
with Rena Fisher, Wingham,
Dates.
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District
Community
Centre
FRIDAY, SEPT, 17
Fa11 Fair
SATURDAY, SEPT. 18
Fall Fahr.
FRIDAY, SEPT. 24
Finlay and Margle
MacDonald •
SATURDAY, SEPT. 25
Henry Hendrik. and
Annette Kiri.
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son, Mrs, .Vivian Lougheed,
Mr. and Mrs,. Baer, . Lori
Lougheed and fiance, Prank
Bajt.
Vickie Scott held. three
parties on Saturday after-
noon for the children of the
community in the hall. A few
years ago a small collection
was taken 4 ad placed in the
care of Valetta . Emerson.
Some $12.$0 remains from
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ies and. Vickie and .Valetta
• have decided to donate the
money to the new children's
playground created at the
ball park this summer;
On Sunday Lou Culbert of
Stratford visited. with Mary
McClenaglhan and Mr, and
Mrs: Carl McCienaghnn,
We are sorry to report that.
Hazel Purdon of Lucknow
was admitted to Windham
Hospital on Saturday.
Alice Moore and Cindy at-
tended n shower on Sunday
for her niece, Karen. Mc(ar
bey at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ron
McGarbey,
Mr. and Mrs, Walter
Moor. and.Cindy visited her
mother in Kincardine Hoa-
pital on Sunday, Her mother
returned to Victoria Hospital,
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