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Luckxww Sentiatel$ Wednesdays October tv 1991 – Page 9
SirrIPSMIScciebrate 40th wedding anniversary
DIPLEY
ing by Ab Wyid$ Intended fur IaSt Wee*
ismomaironeuu Mr, arid Mrs, George Armstrong
Lot *e Wardell of the fowth LPeut ..„111!sw,,eekeful Mr. and
concession of Ilion Township is 4v4"1-1_2 4"rw. atiti 1°11441 of
prnsently a patient ia the Winton priPt- SatutdaY all Attended the
Rospitat He was taken there owe New gamburg Fair in which the
weeks ago last Sattway fev .grandehildren of the ,Aimstrongs did
treatment. Ws wife Dorothy very well winning Some awards in
rePorts that he is still quite it showing their horses.
Best wishes are also extended tO , Ruth Waekhall of Tur°11t° and
our homemaker Mrs, Val Won of her friend Margarer Reath, from
Point Oa& who is in Londori oureY0 England visited with
Hospital where she has undergone aMildred McClenaghan and Mr, and
operation last Tuesday tuumug.•Mrs. Wilf Congmm, of Wingham0
g at the house m the. fall Grace Conch!, daughter of Burn
fair days were Russ Brooks of Comaof London, spent a few days
Kincardine, Tom and Betty Schmidt last week with hilikired°
of Mildmay, Bill Harris of London Pauline Adams and Robbie Smith
an m as
d b ther
Uufly fro rida. of St° Thomas relined hme last
and Miss Marc Sahli and family of
Windsors
Mary Cassidy of Kingston was. a
Saturday vasnor with her sistero
Kathy andBill Gibsok and at-
tended the Whyte& anraiversary in
Luclatow. •
A dedication cerentOny toolCplace
during the church service at Chal-
mers 'United Chnrch, on Sund4y.
morning* A table was dedicated an
memory of Mrs. William (Mildred
Purdon, from. the Nyivisc, A new
pulpit Bible was tle4icated front all
the Sunday School, superintendents
&rough the years.
Kathleen Elliott and Noma Rin-
toul took part with Barbara •Carey.
of Kitchener accepdng the ot
tificak from the VMS in honour of
her mothers
Also attending the•service were
Dr. Ed Carey,. Mr. and Mrs. Donald
• Gaun4 Jennifer arid Gramm* of
• Chatham$ and William Ptudon.
and Mrs. COrliaell ,MaCtlano
Jennifer and Ross of BrUSS015 were
supper guests Saturday.evening
with Mr. and.Mrs. William, Oibsons
2 Chalmers WASS
Ellen WaldockA.N. from Mule• wOrth, a missionary in Zatubia„ was
the guest speaker at: the Chalmers
WKS Thanloiffeiringlit..4 Week.
Guests. front the Whitechurch
LTCW„, South Kialoss, Lucknow an
cloSed with prayer.
lielgrave 'WS attended Wen.
MU Waldo* gave a very
interesthig presentation on her woik
accompanied by slides.
Kathleen Elliott was in charge of
the eall lo worship and read the
scripture. • Jean Ross gave the
meditation and lead in prayer. °
During the Meeting 1VIrsr, Archie
Pardon presented 'Agnes Gaunt with
a tite. membership certificate from,
the WMS, in recognitin oof all the
work she has done through the
years in the church, WMS and
Ladies Aid. Jean Ross presented her
mother with the AVMS pin on.
behalf of her family.
Following a medley. of organ
music by IVO. Ross, Rev. Cook
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week after spending two s weeks
swasmommemomaminumear visiting with her daughter, Andrea —
ommir CLARK Pettigrew and family, ofWinnipeg.
I. "" w • Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Laidlaw •
by, •
Bev Hanson returned home last Riday following
••••••••••••••••••• a three-week nip to PEI where they
Government is a lot like your visited relatives.
digestive system -4f it works right, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Elliott atten-
you hardly know you have,it. ding the plowing match near
• Happy Anniversary Wishes to Petrolia.
Bob and Theresa Campbell of Point Darlene Henderson of California ,
• Clark on Oct. 8. •returned home last Sunday, after a
•week with her parents, Mr. and
If you have any news -or Mrs. Hugh Simpson. While here her -
information for this Point Clark parents celebrated their ilOth- in -
column call Phyllis Reid at 395- niversary. Other guests attending
5445 before noon on Thursday. •the party were Agnes Fairbrother,.
, ,..... —EisieSimpsonrof-Toronto.And---141r1-
--1Lii6halih folks spend
weekend in Detroit
Margie (Finlay) MacDonald,
George and Andrea MacDonald of
Kincardine were in Detroit,
Michigan on the weekend to attend
the 25th wedding Anniversary for
Jim and Sue Colbum. While there;
they visited with Kathie Robson .
and family of Grose Point, and with
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Murray and
family of Detroit. The reception for
the anniversary was in Grose -Point.
Elleda Irwin had her Sister Edyth
Dunseath visit with her for a few
days.'
Visiting recently with Ewan and
Marj MacLean was Marj's brother
and sister-in-law, Mt. and IVirs. \ Ed
Williamson of Wyoming Ontario.
• James, Cecil and. Kae Webster,
visited with Charles and Mayme
Wilkins on the weekend.
• . The community. would like to
wish everyone a very happy
Thanksgiving. Have a happy holi-
day.
Just a reminder to all, that the
ladies of the Pine River United
Church are hard at work again this
year, getting ready for their annual
Kountry Kitchen Bazaar, which will
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by Kae Webster
be held Thanksgiving weekend.
Every one welcome.
Intended for last week
The most exciting ding that has
happened in.the area this week was
•when the old house of Toininy,
Kempton's way trucked doWn High=
way 86 to Jack MacKenzie's old
home. Klip now owns this iroperty.
This took place on Thuisday morn-
ing. •
On Tuesday Gordon and Nora
Robb visited in Holstein with
Nora's sister and brother-in-law,
Marion -and LeoriardSccIes.
Louise Miller of Palmerston was
up to Wingham recently visiting
with her mother, Rhetta
MacLennan. Louise took her
mother out for a car ride.
• Visiting with Dorothy Finlayson
recently was her sister Kaye
Cunningham, of Toronto.
Kinloss .Kairsitect ladies
tested on apple knozviedge
The interesting topic of apples,
considered to be the king and queen
of all fruits, was the centre of dis-
cussion at the September 26
meeting of the Kinloss Kairshea
Institute. Ruth Langen was the
hostess for the meeting which drew
20 members and one visitor.
Muriel MacKenzie gave excellent
information on the growing, pruning
and spraying of apple trees. She
then conducted a contest for mem-
bers to identify the 16 varieties she
had on display. The ladies were a
little more knowledgeable in
naming the varieties in another
apple cOntest conducted by
Elizabeth DIclde,
Mayme Roulston presided for the
meeting leading in the Ode, Mary
Stewart Collect and prayer.
The business portion of the
meeting was conducted and
delegates appointed to attend the
Grey Bruce Area Convention in
Ayton and the' Bruce County Rani,
in Lucknow on October 17.
The Institute members were hap-
py to learn they received first prize
at the fair and that the food booth
and dinner served at the Craft Fes-
tival was successful.
Considerable laughter could be
heard as members answered the
rollcall with 'the name of a new
variety of fruit, vegetable or flower.
June Gilchirst gave a brief report
on the Lbw in the Dirt meeting held -
recently in Lucknow.
Following the courtesies, a
delicious sampling of food recipes
•using apples took place.
UCW holds general meeting
Stewardship was the theme of the
worship,- service at the general
meeting o the Lucknow United
Church Women, on September 24,
Deanna Reavie welcomed
everyone and read a poem, Just for
Today.
Reports were received from the
corresponding secretary, Iternadean
Ritchie and Mrs. Reavie for Pres-
byterial.
ICay Crawford gave the scripture
lesson and various readings per
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mining to the theirie were given by
Anne Anderson, Mrs. Crawford,
Lois Goodhue, Allene Bradley and
Anna Mae Hunter.
Mrs, Crawford's contest on
stewardship tested the ladies'
thinking powers.
The meeting closed with the
mizpali benediction.
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