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SEPTEMBER 10th
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Murray Elston Campaign '87
A. C. W. holds Fun Day
On the church grounds on Thursday
afternoon, the A.C.W. held a Fun Day for
the Sunday school children and the young -
at -heart. The young mothers had games
for the youth group and the senior ladies
worked on the new seat -covers for the
church pews. Following these activities,
all went inside to the basement where the
organization committee had a lovely hot
dog lunch complete with all the extras.
It was a fine afternoon of fun and
fellowship. A tray was passed around and
everyone had a prize to take home. The
regular meeting wasn't held because of the
event but certain business had to be
discussed and decided on. The September
meeting will be dining out day and since
this falls on election day, the meeting will
be held on the Friday.
Some from the area travelled to attend
the golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer Walker on Friday evening at
Teeswater. We send our congratulations to
them.
Kinlough friends send get well wishes to
Mrs. Mel King (Evelyn Nicolson) who
underwent major surgery in Mississauga
Hospital but has since returned to her
home at Woodstcok. Her mother, Mrs.
Bert Nicholson and sister Lois are with her
for a while.
Mr. and Mr. Gerald Rhody and Matt
went to London' on Friday to help get
Marilyn moved into her new home.
Marianne and Michele Rhody of London
stopped in during the week while they were
there.
Mrs. Mary Stewart of Millarton and
Mrs. Frank Maulden were dinner guests
with Mr. and Mrs. Tom McDonald on
Tuesday.
Sympathy is extended to the Pettigrew
family on the death of the late Bill Pet-
tigrew who grew up in our community.
Mrs. Helen Haldenby is a neice.
Mrs. Jean Hughes of Paisley, Scotland
celebrated her 80th birthday at the home of
her daughter Anne Nicholson and her
three granddaughters Lynne, Caryn and
Dawn. Among relatives and friends at the
party were Mrs. Jane Hamilton of
Lucknow and Mr. David Hughes of
Billericay, Essex, United Kingdom,
younger brother of Anne. David will be
spending next week with neices in Ottawa.
Mrs. Fred Page of Con. 10 is a patient in
the Orthopedic and Arthritis Hospital in
Toronto where she underwent surgery on
Wednesday. Our best wishes to her.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom McDonald visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Thompson on Sun-
day and on Thursday with Andrew Mac-
Tavish at Walkerton.
Mr. Ralph Haldenby was glad to have
his wife Lorraine up from Guelph for the
weekend and to visit with his parents at
Pinecrest Manor in Lucknow.
Mr. and Mrs. Rick Stam and family
visited on Sunday with Mrs. Frank Halden-
by. Miss Evelyn Hupfer of Wingham also
visited.
Miss Winnifred Percy and Mrs. Frank
Maulden called on Mrs. Mary Campbell at
Kincardine and also at the funeral home
where the late Bill Pettigrew was resting
on Sunday.
Mrs. Jean Betts was a recent dinner
guest of Lorraine and Bill MacPherson of
Holyrood. Lorraine travelled back to
Hamilton with Jean for a few days.
Graham and Bessie MeNee of Nile celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with an open
house on Sunday at Nile United Church. They were married at Mrs. Graham's home on
Aug. 28, 1937. They have four children: Allen lives in London, Eric lives in Dungannon,
Donna (Mrs. Jim Hayden) lives in Port Albert and Ken is deceased. The couple lived in
Dungannon for 20 years and moved to Nile two years ago. (photo by Ted Spooner)