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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1990-10-31, Page 11141100ow € aatInd Wada ay Oetber 310 MO lbage 11 iledleys .attend niece's wedding in Owen Sound Karo Spanswisk returned home from London where she spent a week with relatives.. Mr. and Mrs; Delbert iredley were guests, at the tat Maher wedding in Owen Sound. The. .groom's mother, Betty, is Delbert's sister.. We extend cougottniations. Buie Bloomfield and Marie Wolfe of Paisleyand art. Bushell of here, visitedwith Mr, and Mrs. Tom McDonald. On Sunday last 43 of the Percy and Barr families gathered at the Kinloss IViunicipal hall at Holyruud, to honour Mr, and Mrs, Garth Tuuner (Cynthia Barr), daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Barr, who were married in Africa and have returned here to reside, ' • After a must delightful afternoon all enjoyed a delicious sipper together. We extend sincere congratulations: to .the newlyweds, Cynthia's grandmother Cora Barr of Pinecrest. Manor was happy nal* present. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bart enter rained the session of the Kinlough. Presbbyterianchurch at a pot -luck supper at their home to. farewell Rev. and.Mrs. William Baird,... who;. are leaving here. Those resent. were Mr. and Mrs: Don Bushell, Mr. and Mrs.' Harvey Nicholson,. Mr and :Mrs: Bruce Bushell, Rachel and Whitney, Mr, and Mrs. Tom 'McDonald, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Haldenby, Mr. and /Ars. Don Reid. and l {r: and Mrs. Don Robertson. All enjoyed the supper and social evening together. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Swolenasrs of Riple,y entertained at a family dinner in honour %ebbs , Mrs. Delbert �ey,leires Saturday, It was the occassion. of. Joyce's birthday. Rapp' belated greetings J tings` Difnergnpsts on Sunda, October 28 with and �1 iyth Lorraine and Bill 1n►��Pber- sun sere Mr. a i s, Dan MOIR. nes, Blyth. . Penteeostal`W« The. Pentecostal Women•s� Ministeriesa meeting was held at the church on October 23 with the sident Cathy rChatter) presiding. • She read a letter from the District president, Donna Thoa e,reminding each member that God has. pr'ondsed' to, be with us. Shirley( Crewes 'aria prayer.. Ursula Krohn announced that Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Bowler will be visiting here; in December. She also reminded the W.M. of the service on Africa' where they are es— tablishing a printing press -and Evangel publishing. with preaching, teaching and church building. The president reminded all of gifts for Christmas for the Good Shepherd Lodge, also; 'een Challenge,.before the second week of November. Lists were handed out for the needs, ►discussion followed aboutfunds for the compassion Child .nnnd Englishmen return home Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wdowiak of Port Elgin were • Sunday visitors with Mildred McClenaghaan. Visiting for the weekend were Mr; and Mri Ted McClenaglsni of Kitchener. Rosemary Guppy of Tunbridge Wells, England, returned home on Friday after spending two week visiting" with: •Mr, and Mrs. Don Ross.:. Norma Rintoul andAgnes Farrier visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Vic Emerson at the Brussels Nursing Home and later' with Mr. and Mrs. Mac Cardiff of Brussels. Chalmers WMS Thankofferngg Chalmers Women's missionary Society held their fall Thankof- _fering at the church on October 2A. Kathleen Elliot and Vera Falconer were the leaders. Guests were present from win- ghost), anndd Whitechurch UCWCalvin . Mrs. Falconer read the scripture and Mrs. Elliott gave the meditation. Mr. Neilson led in a sing song with Mrs. Farrier at the piano. Mildred Pardon introduced Mrs. Daunt of Gome who showed her pictures of the Philippines and she was thanked by Mrs. Neilson. Mrs. Rintoul closed in prayer and lunch was served. Intended for last week Joyce McNay of Kitchener was a `visitor .recently with ' Mildred McClenaghan. John McKinnon and Mildred McClenaghan visited last ursday with Mr, and s. Ted McClenaghan of -Kite ner. Ann and Grace C of London and nephews, Andrew and Mark Henderson of Brantford, spent the reaming the church nursery and kitchen, These will be Anther disF Bussed *1 the November meeting. Woo was expressed l saved Zebra and Knechtel uses which helps rimae these Margaret Christen** had the devotions and prayer reminding us bow David thanked the Lord sprrituidly and physically. God knows our every need and is ready to help us arid l;eal. when we ore et our lowest ebb in life. He will surround us with 111* loving amps. Don't forget to come ale.faith to God and ask for His heaUn` ; obey His call, pray for one r fee God's blessing and dothank Jlint JNLOUGH by May Hoyle Drop in Centre bolds pot luck for all of His blessings to us... Anna $$cheurvw' rood a, sionary letter from Mozambique requesting prayer for the pew who aree from fame, fear and possibly war, The tmissionses over there who are witnessing for Christ need. a Bible Colie$e and funds for it. The meeting closed with .a prayer tkne for all these needs and well as those near and far, and a time of fellowship was enjoyed together. The Drop in Centre had a pot luck diluter on October 26 at savor, followinginwhich they played shoot and br. There were seven tables of shoot with'.high lady being Grace Gibioln, low lady Ruth Conley, high man Wesley youngg,.. low man Andy Scott and moat suisEdna Young. There were UM* tables of bridge. played. High was Jean Whitley, second, high, Tillie Wilson, low Sadie MacMillan. . and Stella Tilbrook was in • of the draw, a ►HITECHUI CH by Jean Ross, weekend with Mildred McClenaghan. They also visited with relatives and friends in Luck- now ucknow and Wingham. Marjorie Wall, Jean McGuire and Agnes Farrier attended the institute rally in Lions Head .on Thursday. John McKinnon and Mildred McClenaghan visited last Monday evening with Roy McInnes of Goderich. 4-11 News The first meeting of the Whitechurch.4 H;meeting was held on October 10 at Kathleen Elliott's. There are 12 ' members in the Heritage Club. ' The elected officers are president Karen Lubbers, vice president Dawn Dow, secretary Dianne Ross, press reporter Stuart Rintoul. <Yf ti W�w004(� Pinecrest news Monday morning the residents at Pinecrest Manor Nursing Home were treated to step dancing by Rose Pieney of Clinton. This was followed by a sing -a -long with Nancy Elliott -Greenwood at ,the piano. On October 16,bingo winners were Iva Young, Isabel Shaw, Beatrice Pepper and Elizabeth Bolt. Congratulations. On October 17 Pinecrest4esidents decorated the home for Ralloween. Health Care Aid student Kelly Kirk, from Conestoga College organized a pumpkiln contest. 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