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Evans.
Mrs. Edith Brown of
London spent the weekend
with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Evans.
Bethany Osborne attended
a birthday party on Saturday
afternoon for Alison Ward-
rop.
Gordon—Rintoul returned
home on Friday from .Lon-
don.
Mr. and Mrs. ' Bill Camp-
bell of Toronto spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Osborne and family.
On Sunday Mr. Campbell
had charge of the service at
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Chalmers Presbyterian Whitechurch folk who were
Church. in the village when the Rand
Those attending South family resided here.
Bruce ,district annual on Mrs. Wesley Tiffin and
Tuesday, May 16 at Reid's Mrs. Harvey Osborne 'of
Corners United Church were Whitechurch attended Mait-
Mrs. Rena Fisher, district land Presbyterial at Belmore
president; Mrs. Gordon on Monday and gave the
Wall, district secretary- afternoon worship service.
treasurer; Miss Merle Wil- Mrs. Ted Collyer of Lang -
son, Mrs. Jean McInnes, side . visited on Tuesday with
Mrs. Bill Rintoul, Mrs. Fred - Mrs. Bill Evans.
Tiffin and Mrs. Agnes Rev. and Mrs. Harold C:
Farrier. Marr and daughter were
Rickey Hand of Palmer- Wednesday visitors with Mr.
ston visited on Wednesday and Mrs. Harvey Osborne
with the Hickey family and and family.
called on Mr. and Mrs. WHITECHURCH W.M.S.
Victor -Emerson and other of The Women's Missionary
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Society meeting was held
Wednesday, May 17 at the
home of Mrs. Harvey Os-
borne. Mrs. Bill Rintoul,
president, opened the meet-
ing with a Mother's Day
reading. Mrs. Don Ross read
scripture, 2 Peter 1:1-9 and
gave the meditation. Mrs.
Elroy Laidlaw led in prayer.
Mrs. Wesley Tiffin gave a
reading.
The minutes were read by
secretary Mrs. V. Emerson.
The offering was received
.and dedicated by Mrs. Os-
borne. The Presbyterial was
announced for Monday, May
29. Pianist Mrs. Don Ross
accompanied the hymn.
Miss Annie Laidlaw gave
the topic. e Mrs. Emerson
gave a Bible Alphabet con-
test. Mrs. Alan Falconer
gave the closing prayer.
The Ladies' Aid then met.
It was decided to serve
coffee, tea, buttered fruit
bread after the evening anni-
versary service, Mrs. Os-
borne offered to help with
the flowers for anniversary.
Mrs. Osborne served re-
freshments. Courtesy re-
marks were given by Mrs.
Wesley Tiffin.
Funds raised by The
Arthritis Society are used for
the Society's programs sof
research and education.
Holyrood Happenings
BY LYNNE NICOLSON
"A column from Holy -
rood", you \ ask. Yes, and
from now on I am going to try
and dig up enough informa-
tion from this little village of
just over twenty inhabitants
and familiesfrom the sur-
rounding vicinity to make a
weekly news column for the
local .newspaper. So as I
begin, I hope with all my
heart that this will be as
enjoyable to read as it is to
write.
To start things off, a few
Holyroodonians were lucky
enough to view the Northern
Lights or if you want to get
technical, the aurora boreal-
is. They were not out in their
usual array of bright colours
but appeared only in white. It
is believed that this spectacle
is caused by a collision of sun
particles and gases from the
upper atmosphere. (that was
your science lesson for the
day).
The weather this week in
Holyrood has been some-
thing else, as I am sure it has
been in many places. First,
those almost unbearably hot
days, then rain at night, now
we are experiencing- cold
weather which many of us
thought would only last a day
or two but obviously not.
Right now it looks like rain
again.
Fortunately it didn't rain
on Saturday, June 3 when
some of the Grade 8 students
of Lucknow Public School
from this area participated in
their school carwash. Al-
though some were washed
more than the cars, fun was
had by all. The ,proceeds go
towards paying for their
Graduation Banquet,.
Speaking of carwashes,
the Kinloss YC's will be
holding a carwash in Holy-
roodr'at the Township Shed,
this month. Proceeds will go
towards ball equipment for
the baseball teams.
Many people have noticed
unpleasantly as they come
speeding down Bruce Road
1, that they must slow down
considerably at Holyrood if
they still want to have
anything that resembles a
car when they get to Kin -
lough. Others , realize the
situation and take a "detour.
The problem? Our county is
repairing the stretch of road
between Holyrood and Kin -
lough. It is proving to be a
hassle at the moment but I
think many people and their
cars will be thankful when it
is completed.
Thought For_The Week:
If. a man does not know to
what port he is steering, no
wind is favourable to him.
-Seneca. °
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