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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1991-08-28, Page 12e 1 Lucknow Sentinet WeduesdaYo. .st 8? 199 There are no friends like The saying "there aro no friends like old friendsR9 held° again this weekend when fuer schoolmates got ' goiter to honor Frances Scott Watke prior to her man age this weekend tBev Igstonrt po obbiugtouNeedless , 11"�l'eedle�t,: say, there was much laughter about escapades that happened during the public school yam. Also present at Elizabeth Nicholson's were Aunt Gerrie Walsh; : of Kincardine, Marion Hartwiele Ruby and Debbie Walsh, Velma ; Chadbourne, Frances' daughters Jeanette, Marlene and Angela and her new daughter-in- law Lisa, Mary Anne Kukoly and Dorothy Frook. The community do wish Frances and Bev the very best for their wedding day and the years to come. When you talk about "old friends" that group have nothing on the Don McCosh's and Eldie Lowry's when it comes to years of friendship. They got together last week and had a good visit at McCosh's. Their URPLE GROVE friendship pr•bably spans at lust 60 years. Isabel Brooks, Mae and Rae Osbourne a spent some dm.. in Toronto with. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Brown and friends. Dr. Tim and Leslea Mott spent the weekend in Tobermory. Sympathy is extended to Brenda Bridge in the passing of her grand- father Mr. Pope of Owen Sound, Kay Thacker, Marjorie Thompson and, Anne and Don McCosh enjoyed supper at Bert Thompson's one evening. Joyce Farrell, Teresa, Tania, Tobi and Jennifer had a good visit with Ella and Ken Baker of Meaford on the weekend. It was nice to see that Teeswater had a good day for their fair. Some from the community enjoyed being LIST+�AN EL CAR CITY LIST • bel tba • Mimal Nue se PINFIO e:. there and seeing old friends. ,. Oladys Arnold, Anne and Pon. McCosh attended the Geddes faiily. &coie held this year at Judy and _Bill Geddes. Bette MMLe _, . had a good visit with Evelyn Smith of lyonthill late- ly, and also with Madeline Davis of Mount Bridges. Madeline wished to be remembered to her former friends in the community, Diane and Arnie Clifford and family attended the Walden family picnic at to Point Clark community park on Sunday. Marion Gamble enjoyed a lovely meal with Joan and Ernie Rowe of Reid's Corners recently. Karly and. Ashley Bedford of Mississauga are visiting with their cousins, the John Farrell family this week. Whoever said animals are dumb really doesn't know too much about animals. The Cale's were visiting at Point Clark last spring and had taken their cat along but when it was time to come home the cat was nowhere to be ,_found, This past week l is yse leporiod the cat found its way home to the .12th Conces- sion. Now that is a long walk. Nancy and Paul Kenwood and family and Tobi Farrell returned home from their holiday .at Parry Sound. Also home is John Paul from his camping time in Algonquin; Erma MacDonald and Marion Gamble had a good visit with Bert MacDonald of G i .Jer hs. Be is in his 92nd year and was in good spirits. Friends and 6rtily gathered t help Sam Finale celebrate his birth- day on the weekend. The folks .of Ripley were.glad to have a good day for their sidewalk sale and also for all of thdse that bad garage sales as well. Janet Farrell spent a couple „of . days with her daughter and family Janice and George Miller of ThorndaIe. Colleen and Louise Miller then return -01 with. Janet to. spend a few_ ys visiting with th_e -- grandparents and'relatives in the community. the Education and Cultural Ac- tivities meeting of the Whitechurch Women's Institute was held Wed- nesday, August 14 in the Whitechurch Hail; Evelyn Gible acted as convener and hostess for the evening. President Marjorie Wall opened the meeting with the Mary Stewart Collect, the Lord's Prayer and a reading about the Institute. 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LIST(llS EL C.XR C'IT'E i.[SIMS EL (' ‘,R CITY LISTOWEL (' R crri LISTOWEL C 4.R CITY LISTOWEL CAR HITECHURCH.by Jean Rossmommalossomomaisimpum welcomed Institute members and guest 441 members. Business included a donation being made to the Bruce County Plowing , Match, and a report from Evelyn Gible on the blue spruce tree planted near the hall by Tom and Peter Day. Jean McGuire gave a splendid report on the District ,Annual Meeting and. Brenda Day rep. _ .on the_busl?� -_ The roil all saw 11 members answer with . their most favorite song when their husbands were courting them. . Evelyn gave the motto 'Education is with you all through life'. She then gave information on Eldenhof- tel Canada .concerning people over. 60 and the courses they can take, She followed with a number of quotations on education and lear- ning. 'Debbie Ross played a piano solo and gave a prize for the birthday nearest August 14 which was won by Dawn Dow. µ _ The 4-11 Club presented three skits: how to buy a proper pair of shoes, a survey of our life style and different ways to do exercise. • Special awards were given to Debbie Ross, Stuart Rintoul and Jennifer Moir for the completion of six projects. Dennis Lubbers, a first-year member received a bar to go on his plaque. Karen Elliott acted as youth leader for this last project. The next project will be called Milk Makes it Better. A workshop for 4-H leaders will be held at the Teeswater United Church this week. A moment of silence was ob-4 served for Mildred Purdon who had been a faithful member of this Intitute. The 4-H members, along with the lunch committee of Jean McQuire, Agnes Farrier and Pearl Sheilds, served a delightful lunch. DIPLEY by Ab Wylds Here on their way back home to Stratford last Tuesday were Alf and Dorothy Beal. Dorothy who is Ab's sister-in-law has a cottage in lnverhuron. No chimney swifts from the south have been noticed so far this year. Did you know we have two hearts. The regular one pumping the blood and the other one which we use when we say "have a heart"...the one filled with kindness. Friends of Helen and Ralph Grubb and family are invited to attend an appreciation night on Saturday, Sept. 7 from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the Ripley Huron Commun- ity Centre. There were seven tables of shoot played last week at the Drop -In Centre. High lady for the day was Margaret Errington while the. Low lady was Layette Cooper. On the men's side of things, Cliff Minary came its as high man with Howard McCallum the low man- of the day.