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Edna and May horiouredwith a birthday party 17„ IS
On Friday afternoon Mrs. Bill
Burt of Kincardine Oual formerly of
hem) entertained about 2U former
neighbours and friends at her honte.
The gatiterhis was in honour of
Edna and May Boyles birthday,
Joan Bart was chairperson and
began the program with friendship
Roan and Doris Bushell gave an
origipal story of Kinlough where
she had grown up, Agnes Ilodgins
gave readings and Gertie Walsh had
a hurnorotts reading. Bernice Burt
had a poem on Thanksgiving.
Edna and May received many
cards end retneWences and happy
birthday was swig. Delicious
refreshments were- served topped off
with birthday cake and ice mom.
Pictures were taken and then we
were homebound and very grateful
to Bernice and her helpers for such
a lovely party.
• Lorraine and Bill MacPherson; of
Holyrood, visited with Lome and
Doris Eadie recently. They also
attended' the annual Orangemen's
danee on October 13 in Listowel.
Thanksgiving visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Barr were Cora Barr
and Janie Hamilton of Lucknow,
Donald Bair of Waterloo, Mr. and
Mrs, Gary Fair, Jason and Lisa, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Van de Klippe,
April and Jeffrey of IChicardine and
Murray Barr of here.
Lenore Sutherland of Toronto and
Mr, and Mrs. David House of Ajax
spent Thanksgiving with Agnes
Hodgins.
Audrey Borthwick of St.
Catharines spent Thanksgiving with
her brother, Jack Hodgins, and
family. here and they visited with
Merle Hodgins at the Wingham and
District Hospital.
Eric Haldenby is a patient in the
Weigh= and District Hospital. We
send get well wishes.
Thanksgiving visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Johnston and
family, con. 8; were Bertha Heiden-
,
40.11- NEWS
• SUmmerlifri 4-H
• October 6 was the 'first meeting
for the 4-H club members wanting
to do a project on heritage. The
first order of business was to. elect
an executive, President will be Erin
Horbanuik, vice-president is Rachel
Jenkins, with Jane Dykstra as
secretary and Brenda Renkema as
press reporter. Leaders are Joanna
Ramaker and Joyce Jenkins. .
Ten members attended the
meeting at the • home of Joyce
Jenkins. The members are Jane
Dykstra, Erin Horbanuik, Rachel
Jenkins, Andrew Ramaker, Willena
Ramaker, Carla Stacey, Erin Maas -
!cant, Lynda Dykstra, Erin Jamieson
and Brenda Renkema. •
One of the mothers had .a butter
charner from the Grand Bend
Museum and we each to a turn to
make the butter. It tasted great! We
don't . have a name for our club
quite yet, but for now it's just Sum-
merhill's 4-H.
Trinity Heritage Club
The first meeting of the Trinity
Heritage Club was held on October
2, at the home of Jayne Ritchie.
There are 10 members and two
leaders. President is Denise Black
and vice president is Vanessa Alton.
The meeting was opened with the
4-11 pledge and then we discussed
what heritage a&.We learned how
to go about discovering your roots
and talked about making a family
tree.
A HAPPY STATE OF MIND-.
- Is one of life's gteatest
achievements.
Is never a matter to be determined
by economics.
- Is never known by the man who
is enslaved to himself.
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by May Boyle
by, Dale, Bob, Sandra, Tanya and
Crystal lialdenby of Westford,
Norma O'Malley of Mississauga,
Ashley Friendorf of Teeswater, Mr.
and Mrs. John Visser, Tracey, Tnn;
Becky and Chris, Con. 10; Mr. and
Mrs. Grant Phillips and glib. of
Whigham, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas
Haldenby and Steven of Luclmow.
Erl‘sa Ifaldenby, Betty Bushell,
Bessie Maulden and Isabel
Thompson attended the Presbyterial
ROY at Belmore on Thursday.
Nina McDonald. and Isabel.
Thompson, spent Friday with Mr.
and Mrs. Ron Young at Kitchener
Mr. and Mrs. Grant EckensWillet
and Bill McDonald attended Ruth
McDonald's graduation at Hamilton
Convention Centre on Saturday. She
is now a certified Vona Wow
tant. We extend congratulations.
Ina McArthur of Kincardine and
Mr, and Mrs. Grant Eckenswiller
went to Brantford where they at-
• tended the Wile -Gotham wedding.
Madonna is the daughter of Mickey
and Judy Graham.
ACW
Tho Anglican Church Women
held their October meeting at the
home of Edna and May Boyle.'
Maureen Collins extended a wel-
come and read a lovely story writ-
ten by a senior citizen who resides
in a senior citizen's home giving us
much thought to be truly thankful.
The hymn Thank You Lord was
ming and all answered the Miceli
with s Bible Verse with the word
Thanksgiving.
The lietattmy Kay Thacker read
an invitation from St. Mortice
Roue to attend their Open Huse,
she 004 Wad 1110 minutes of the
September Meeting.
The Friendship Meetin4 will be
on November 8 at one oclock at
the church when all are invited.
Lynda Thacker read the monthly
letter from our 'WOO fanner dug
A. Datwood at Punta Arenea, Chili,
South America. On 4tober 21 a
Bishop from Kenya will visit at
each of the three churches in the
parish followed by a luncheon at St,
Peter's Church, Lucknow and all
will be welcome,
Jean Atwell had a Bible study and
it was really splendid and all took
part in the Scripture readings; We
hope to have her Continue with the
studies at the meetings in the New
Year. —
December will be a Christmas
pregame •
Jean also. had a Thanksgiving
Quiz and she rentarked how
beautifully .the church was
decorated for Thanksgiving with
fruits, flowers and vegetables and
how God cares for us. A prayer
time followed.
' Following the courtesies the
prayer of St. Francis was repotted
for there are so many unhappy and
needy people that need the peace of
God, •
Refreshments were 'served and a
.time �f fellowship was enjoyed.
Purple Grove ladies
enjoy genealogy speaker
Marg and Aurel Annsuong en-
joyed supper Sunday evening with
Dale and Pam Armstrong.
Edith Smith and Gladys Arnold
went to- Elmwood on Saturday to
attend a genealogy meeting. Gladys
mentioned that the speakers Were
-
extremely : interesting and - she
thoroughly enjoyed the day.
Kett, Bren and Rebecca. Lynne
Bridge visited Bren's grandmother, ,
Genie Pope, in Owen Sound, on
Friday. OnSaturday they were most
pleased to attend the wedding of
Wayne Forster and Terri •Shaw in
Lucknow.
Visitors with Carman and Cheryl
Bridge on Sunday were Dianne and
Ron Ellis of Londesboro.
June Elliott visited this week with
Dianne Simpson, Ainslie and little
Elizabeth. On Sunday, Earl and
June enjoyed visiting and reminis-
cing with several people at
Pinecrest in Lucknow.
Last week, Fran Farrell, Gladys
Arnold and Janet Farrell attended
the Area Convention in Lucknow.
Guest speaker for the day's
program was Peggy Knapp 'and she
was really enjoyed by all who at-
tended.
Irene Boyle returned home from
London on Tuesday - welcome
home Irene!
Sam and Heather Penile were
delighted to have little Shane Boyle
Harrigan staying with them for the
past week.
The Canada World Youth par-
ticipants • of the
Canadian/Uraguayian group: Gus-
tavo Paglio, Gene Frizzle, Arthur
Sparoy and Herman Bonjour,
helped John Farrell shear sheep on
Saturday.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
Alex MacAuley on their 60th wed-
ding anniversary. Neighbours en-
joyed a little social with Mein on
Thursday.
Ed and Sandra McGillwari and
family, together with John and
Marlene Collins and family and
Kay Coffins went to North Bay for
Thanksgiving weekend to visit with
Margie and Dave Lochhead with
family.
Bette lVfacLeod's niece, Sandy
Miller, and son Cluirlete tdong with
Janie Garland of Guelph took Bette
out to lunch- on Sunday at the
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URPLE GROVE
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Governor's Inn in Kincardine.
Bette has moved into her new
apartment and enjoyed entertaining
Minerva Stewart, Doris Rock,
Marion Gamble and Don Pollard
for supper Saturday evening.
Visitors .with Don and Marilyn
Reid Saturday night were Murray
and Gertie Henderson of the Luck -
now, area.
Don, Dianne, Ainslie\ and little
Elizabeth Simpson were glad to
have a visit from Dianne's Aunt
Isabelle Cassidy , of Mildmay on
Sunday.
Edna and Anne Stanley .travelled
to Toronto on Wednesday with the
senior class from high school to see
Phantom of the Opera. Both ladies
had a lovely time.
Lasdy,
If you stand ,very, still in the -heart
of a wood
You will hear many wonderful
things,
The snap of a twig, and the wind in
the trees,
And the whirr of invisible wings.
If you stand very still and you hold
'to your faith,
You will get all the help you ask,
You will draw from the silence the
things
That you need, hope and courage
And the strength for your task.
Enjoy the week ahead everyone!
ONE SIGN OF--
- Good humor is the ability to laugh
at one's self:
- Patriotism is loyalty without Com-
pensation.
- Piety is a certaht charity of mind.
- Courage is the ability to
pronounce the word "no" correctly.
Progress is the ability to recognize
our mistakes.
• ofestnent the ability 63 listen
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