The Lucknow Sentinel, 1990-11-07, Page 9Westerner visits in Kiniough
Cienie Welsh of Kiae.erdiae and
her son, Tack Walsh, of West,
Saskatchewen and Mr, and Ma,
Dail McInnes of Blyth visited with
Edna and May Boyle. Alio visiting
at the same home were Sadie
McLean and Bernice Burt, of 1Cin-
ciudine.
• Nina McDonald and Bessie IV/gol-
den visited with Marjode and Ether
Murray and Bertha Struthers at
Teeswater„
Margaret Christensen and Cathy
Chatten were delegates at the
Wonsea's Ministry Qmfmence in
London on Saturday. Pastor Chris-
tenser' and his mother, who is
visiting here from Montreal, Went
the day with Vivian Parkinson.__
, We are pleased to see Doug °aim:
denby able ln be oilt again OW ee,
knee surgery -
Mr, and Mrs. Hugh Lane and
Bessie Maidden went to Listowel to
the memorial service at Maitland
Tome for the late Mrs. Alfred.
Bray.
• Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hynd of Mid-
land visited on Friday with Bessie
Malden, They were on the way to
Florida for the winter.-
W. Siinday morning last 'hefty,
Baird preached his • farewell
sermon at the Presbyterian .church.
• He and Mrs. Baird will be missed,
but our best wishes go with them to
their new charge. A luncheon and
social time followed the service.
• On Friday last the 4-H
• achievement night was held at the
Ripley Complex With a delicious
banquet followed by the awards.
Donna Johnston of- concession 8
• had completed 24 4-H courses and
received a lovely picture. Her
guests at the • banquet were her
parents, Mr. and ?elm,. Lloyd
Johnston, her two brothers, Dennis
and Douglas and Mr. and Mrs.
Ellwood Elliott, neighbours.
Mrs. Marvin Christensen and Mrs.
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nby :May Hoyle
Terry But visited with family
members at Milton on Tuesday.
We extend congratulatiene to
Russell Powell of Toronto, son of
Reg Powell of here. Russell, a
professional photographer was
selected from over 1,000 entries for
hisphotograph Elegance, a wedding
Picture. Tbe banquet was held et
Charlottetown, PEI and he
received a plaque and show ribbons
for his achievement, ,
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Cooper,
enneessien 8, visited at Leamington
With Rev. and Mr. Peter
Townshend and family and at Oar-
. row with Rev. Merelyn Letson.
.Mr: and Mrs. Ellwood Elliott
visited on Sunday with Eileen
Mill t W. itham
_Mr. and Mrs, John Dunlop of
Kincardine visited during the week
with their daughter, Mrs. Harold
Smith,
_Mr. and Mrs. James Craddock of
Taber, Alberta and sister, Mall
'Patrick of Dundas visited with the
Murray families here,
Mr.andMrs.Robert Thompson
of Teeswater visited on Friday with '
• Mr. and Mrs, Tom McDonald.
• Holyrood W.I.
The Holyrood Women's Institute
met at the hall on llunsday 'after -
*noon for the November meeting.
The president, Loiraine McPherson, •
welcomed all and opened with the
Ode and the Mary Stewart Collect.
Bessie Midden read the minutes
and the rollcall )was, an article for
the Tweedsmuir book.
A thank your letter from Charlotte -
Wilson of Cargill was lead expres-
sing her appreciation for a gift
In h sh steel ed tit
Convention
The 1990 bylaws were received,
Saturday. December 1 was set for
the smug bazaar end tea art the hall
from 130 to 330 and the
Christmas dinner was also
dis-
cuaaeiL A donation was made to the
Lucknow Benevolent fund,
Imelda Murray gave a most
interesting demonstration on candy
making and all enjoyed a sample of
her delicious elocolatee.
The directocs, *We Mauldeit
and Betty Bushell, had charge of
the Tweedsmuir book and Betty
read articles of interest from it, and
they both gave readings,
Charlene Iv/await gave a
Remembrance Day reading and all
worked on a picture contest given ,
by Mrs. Maulden.
The president thanked the hostess
Charlene McEwen andall who had
taken part in themeeting.
Following the *Ow of 0
Canadaandthe grace all enjoyed -
delicious refreshments and a social.
ime together.
' The Royal Canadhut Legion Branch 309, Lucknow, held its poppy
canvass of the village last Satnrday. Poppy daimon Paid Finley
eccepts donation front Janette Howald during the canvass. (Pat
Livingston photo)
Well the weather sate was super
last week. It was Indian Summer.
Everyone in Point Clark was busy
raking leaves and getting their other
' year Neork completed before the
forces of winter descend upon the
area.
Quilting takes, place every Theis -
day and Monday morning at 9 am.
• If YOU are interested, drop in at, the
hall and have. a sewing good time
making these beautiful quilts.
Thursday, Nev. 8 and Monday
NOV. 12 at 1 p.m. is Shuffleboard at
the Community Centre for members
of the Seniors Club. Come and
have a fun time.
Last Thursday 17 tables partici-
pated in the card and games night
at the Point Clark Community
Centre. The next card and 'games
night is Thursday Nov. 8 at llp,m.
• • ;
CLARK
Iv by Bev Hanson
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..sharp.. Please bring sandwiches.
.Everyone iaGwelcome to come for
an evening of fun and fellowship
hosted by the Huron Lakeshore
Friendship Club.
Sunday, Nov. 11 is Reniembiance
Day so don't forget to take a few
minutes of silence to remember all
our Veterans who fought to keep
our country a great place to live
and raise our children.
you. have difficulties with
spelling, leading, writing or math?
The Point Clark -Huron Basic Liter-
acy unit provides a fienand confi-
dential service to anyone needing
help. Call June 395-3201 or
Jeanne 395-3349 for details.
Volunteer tutors are needed also.
The new kitchen at the Point
Clark Conununity Centre is now
completed and well equipped for
use. The workers did a super, job,
You CM make bookings for the hall
for Your special events by calling
Tony Vandepol 395-0207.
Tip or the week: To line‘diawers
use plastic place mats. They are
inexpensive, wipe clean with a
damp clink can be cut easily to fit
the drawers, and it doesn't matter
what design is on them as 110 two
drawers are open at the same time.
If you have any news or informa-
tion for this Point Clark Column
call Phyllis Reid ,395-5445 before
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