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HOMECOMING REUNION
South Kinloss Presbyterian
Church Homecoming
Reunion Sept. 28, 3 p.m.
Lucknow Public School
Swimming, barbecue and
sports 5 p.m. Sunday
Service at church + Sept.
11
29th, a.m. Special
speakers Baulch family Sill,
Joyce, Margaret and Anne.
All welcome. am37439ar
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Starting Sept, 28, 9:30 a.m,
Multipurpose room,. Arena.
Must be 10 years old as. of
Jan. l , .1996. For mere
information call Sharon 528-
3345. o -39x
QUILT SHOW
;Presentedby. Five -Star
Ourltera Guild. Friday, Oct.
lith,' 10 a.m.. -. 9 ' p.m.;
Saturday Oct. 12th,' 9 a.rrn.
5. p.m. Lucknow Oommunrty
Centre: Admission $3. :poor
prizes.
COUNTRY CRAFT
FESTIVAL.
October 4 -. 6, `c3oderich
Friday,n; Saturday, 10 -
8, Sunday;' 10 -. 5,
Columbus Hall, Suncoast
Dr. E. An even better 'show
.with many new vendors and
ideas.proceeds to charity.
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EXPLORE THE COUNTRY
Sunday, Oct.: 6, 1 ` to 5 p.m.
Pickbag, . f.tr
up t .easures
and map at the Tourism
Office at ' the Lucknow.
Sports 'Complex. Bring the,
m
whole family f 1 for an after-
noon, of fun and discover
-the in treasures . 't `e:country•
�
and :life on'the farm b
y..
exploring. the farms in: the
s!� .. rroundin . area. :Fob' more
�
infocall
Vicky :
k Morrison ion at
528-2210. .;.
Sponsored by
Lucknow COC. --38-3
9,4a4�r
Aerobic.l�
� asses
KinlossC .
0
mmunrty
Centre
Tues e & Thurs. us.Evn
7:3y.�{ M
*0 pi,rn
Cost $3.
per night
For information call
Vanessa 9r
S52$31.
50th Anniversary
40. ComingEvonts Hospital litiliary plays important role
COC MEETING
The Chamber of Commerce
will meet Wednesday, Oct.
2, 7:45 a.m. at the tourism
office. ,39ar
BEAUTY APID BEAST
Our last 1996 all-inclusive
trip P $115. Great seats a
Sunday, Oct 20,.6:30 pom.
This will sell quickly!
JoeiDiane Rys> Phone 881-
1.963. - 39co
by June Wylds
The Ashfield �M
met at the. , home •; of
i
Marjore MacLean,
cardine on Sept. 16,
The meeting : opened
with a welcome and two
poems, :.of Autumn and :BettermGiftsent.
The. 'devotions : were
given'by Mrs. MacLean
We : areexpected to give
time, , talents, personal
service and help in the
service of our church.
The Study Book was
about the churches in
central' Europe and we
learned of the problems
they -:face since the' re-
unification
e-
..�
un f ication . of Germany.
The women of central'
be
o bcfot oherum t ad
x vnc s h c
they
�►
are workingtowwards
l
mn
women' and their families
ea_ tter� .
Rollcall was answered
by"An old time : medical
remedy." Some of the old
, remedies worked really.:..
well,
Helen . MacLennan
reviewed the July
August Glad
.
The ;prayer of the
Least coin was for Brian
Johnston ; who . is in,
Romania.
and teaches
es
English and music there.
The business was con-
ductedb$ Mr's.
y
MacLennan. The meeting
closed with :..prayer and
social time followed.
Thlon*off
Robe and Wilda . .
Campbell
Avg you to short with the* .,
thteeleb,wio , of t e
50* WattlingAnniversary
(w of the#r nems
on . Sunday, Sots 2 1096 ..
Open /Shute between
2:OOp
v'Ir/1twkit,w UJ,.ited Church
by Elsie Must
Seventeen mein ors
and one visitor attended
the Kinloss-1airshea WI
Sept. 19 at the home of
1 na Matthws. •
(uest speaker was
Margaret McLeod, presi-
dent of the °Wiughan
Hospital Auxiliary. It
was interesting to learn
the important part the
auxiliary plays in the life,
of the hospital, especially
now with the government
eat backs, Student volun-
teers 1s, the net carne for
Candy 'S'tripers. 'Funds
are raised thr nigh a rum—
' sale, e sa , � -ift shop,
pa
bridge )marathons : (one
group active iii. Lucknow,
• once a month), Christrnass
gift wrapping,
,Funds' are used to.huy
needed equipment for the
hospital. .•
A bursary is; iven;
each year to , an l F.E.
Madill student continu-
ing in a health-related
auxili helps in
many more ways to make
hospital stays i much less
stressful. Many more
volunteers are needed,
President, Alice
Ritchie conducted the
sSnoss portion, opening
with a poem `GA visit to
the • Doctor's Office."
Birth . Laagen
read Psalm
100.
In f' WIQ
president's'
letter,' we
learned 'that FVPIO will
have a tartan, desi nod'
by Nelda Morrison, in
hof ` . 100th
n �-'or the �. 00
anniversary in 1ebn ary,
1997>, �t has. been. o�Ac>rad
P • b.
er
1 ' "are�(jy'��xst gyred • wrt�h�'
Scottish: Tartan
Association in,Scotland.
A report of very suc
cessful cateringat the
Sport Complex added
much to the convenience
for the successful cater-
ing project at the Craft
Festival. . Donations were
given to the Arthritis,
Society and the Day Care
Centre in Winghand
A citizenship eontven-.
ors report by Margaret
Mobray was entitled
acBe'ing
Seniors. we.
remember
\limy: Ridge, ..
thousands -of
soup kitcbens,
Craft -Festival,by con-
vener,-°ladys Johnstert
The new facilities in the
Joanne°,Va nderveen,
Sept.:1 i : the
menr<bers .of the Maitland
Presbyterian 'enjoyed a
bu�7�7
°
tLia•
Thefirst:stop
in
s
was
p
Ex eer theT
Anglican Church' which
was b`l i• t.
oil in'1$86`b" 1VIr
Trrve...ttP The..
Bell, Tower
is u
'Made of five sto
ri es Thehurc .. h c om-
modates not only. the.
Anglican,' , but h
g the'
Cat i
hc►i cs- as ',welt, 'The'
Catholicsfi
wos t 9
� �.
a.rm: and the Anglicans
,worship' nt'' 11 a.m. , The
stained, glass windows .
are exquisite and each
P
one has a special mean'
in In front -of the :a star
are beautiful:. , hand -
embroidered "cushions. `
A lovely. drive down a'..
country lane took us to
Tmberlane Estates, hid-=
den : inthe woods,.near
f e
r
' �a.re i tsvilZe„ Here we'
Were Met -and `;wr e 1c0 � d '
�m
b.. the McGregor d
-Carroll families. We
were escorted cite` � in' � tlie,.
into
Dinner Theatre for a' deli=
co ,eO::,
i us uiitr ; meal and
desserts. The atmosphere
rt sp
was very warm and lov-
ing.
Norma, • a very tal
ented lady entertained us
with wonderful songs on
the piano.
After, dinner we took a
walk through. the woods:
Our;, spirits were not
dampened by' the rain. Ii
The laughter and fellow-
ship
ellowship is something we will
alwatys r`ernember.
memories.
ries.
The sign from our for-
mer
ormer hall on the Lith
Concession has been
placed in the Bruce
County Museum and
some ancient farm 'deeds
for safe keeping. Muriel .,
MacKenzie received con-
gratulations on being
.awarded first place for a
pair of place►i ats and a
third for .a wall banging,
at a quilt .exhibition, The
rollcali a happy item
from ; the newspaper,
brought some interesting
.visits of King., gorge and responses: many :50th
ueeii Elizabeth in 1939. wedding anniversaries
We ,still.' enjoy life were celebrated locally,
: r
because we have, �•i�s��.:. Change purse
many e ones, • 1eturned; to
it.
s owner;
Elsie .' o ston wild turkes plentiful in
presided for the proe 'lured County
now;
a
opening with apoem star reader donat danew
written by. Dean McLeodmotorized scooter to
a
a revered and former' disabled
youth : who had � .
Member,
entitled "Block been robbed.
::�•:.,� . i Muriel'. MacKenzie
Prrintin die la in ', a: ;
y extended courtesy
ani le lace mat. Maui. •..' . by
p � y remarks followed a
a ...
nannies sou ht back fond social, time.
•
by retty O'Dor nell
Thirty-nine focal and
• surrounding area folks
joined<together for •
the
: annual , . Lucknow and
►istnct•l- Iorticuitural , bus
trip recently. ,All enjoyed
t,
�i
c.o „n t el
h+c , u tarsdea ng,
o Strathio with C
uddJ
Y'
and fie.: .
i~a�msbra erns..._ .as t
ulti iat;e de " t:ination
'Martin C u nn 'forme>rly.
of Kincardine, who„ now
s e�cializes in uOr rental
p
sasses "p
g,
and erennials,
e
; eras oitxtour 'guide: W
a `d his ili
a reci to i data n .^
.'of how their :zone' ;was
suitable .for the '. articular
trees shrubs and f10rers
g,own~the
r re.
He, then took us to `
,view his home yard cane
tainng flowering grass-
es; some of which grow
,eight to 10 - :.eet , In a: .
comparatively small area
he 'alsohas a Wonderful,
lspecial.
° c i n`
.lociof Q
flowers'
�s`a ••
Well l
as a
sunken garden.
e t red,
' Next, , ,�ve< follo
h mto he arm where
is . ree hoc se ��: r ,-
h nhu.s are
g
the
to observe
a
"origin" _ of his 'hand.
o 'k. 'wr
Several people m
a
de
-
Purchases' and -we jour-
neyed homeward truly
wour
'happy day
appy a.th
away.
When you,respond to an
l►id..ouknow? ;. ;,
x.
nteri�iewer from
`cc tdin to `the 1 test:
calling
A c► g. .... a.
-Statistics Garuda;. it pro -
Labour. Force 'Surrvey, e miens.
: . � vides" gov rn
employment loyment° gains.in
li
healthcare,education alsd';.
agriculture totalled , with
� . � service providers :., .
• 22,000 since the begin- trend infortanation' for
ming of .the' ycarr' (Stats
their pro,, grains and seri
vices.
Canada:)
Area woman honored
Emily Elizabeth. Bushell of Kincardine.'
Township, is one of '1 34 recipients honored under
the newHeritageoinrnunitY Recognition Program.
Mrs. Bushell: has been a tireless promoter ,of the
Bruce County Tartan during fat and county franc-:
tions such as fall fairs. Her prom tion of the
'County fabric" has : generated community pride
and appreciation: of local heritage..
A lifelong resident of Kincardine Township,Mrs
Bushell has always taken an active part in, the 'com-
munity. Her husband, the late John Bushell, was a
former reeve of the. township.
The program, under the umbrella of The Mario
Heritage Foundation, recognizes, local heritage con-
servation achievement. Annually, each municipality
can nominate one person who best exemplifies her-
itage conservation in their local community. `.
Doug Johnston (right) was judged overall champion showman and
senior championshowman in the 441 lief division, during fair days..
He received the Kevin Rinfoul Memorial trophy from Barb Rlnfoul
Judge was Bruce Patched from Tara. (Livingston photo)
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