The Lucknow Sentinel, 1983-02-02, Page 16klrilough news
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Congratulations to Alex
Mane, formerly of Kin-
loss Township, ship, who served
as one of the municipal
fathers for some time, and is
presently a resident at the
Copeland Lodge at Wingham
where he celebrated his 98th
birthday on Wednesday last.
Relatives from here attended
the birthday party,
The Women's Institute
social evening and card party
was enjoyed at the Township
Hall, Hotreed on Wednes-
day evening, five tables
were in play with prizes
oss resident is 98 years young
going to high and tic y
ladies, Mrs. Ellwood Elliott
and Mrs. Blob Johnstone.
Men's high and lucky players
were Bob Johnstone and
David Elliott,
Mrs Ben Scott and Mrs.
Morley Scott of Purple Grave
visited on Saturday with
Mrs. John Barr.
Mr, and Mrs, Elmer Vance
returned borne last Friday.
Mrs. Vance had ` been in St,
Joseph's Hospital, London
since November. Elmer also
stayed in the city during that
time,
It is goad to know that
Wayne Rhody is home from
Unity Hospital, tendon
after surgery and a lengthy
spell of hospitalization, Wel-
come home, Wayne,
C ongrawlations to Mr.
and Mrs, Alex Percy who
celebrated their 47th wed-
dh g anniversary on January
22 when they entertained six
couples as cit guests, to a
lovely anniversary dinner at
the Vendome Hotel nn Tees -
water,
Mr, and Mrs, Fred Page,
concession 10, were dinner
guests on Saturday evening
with Mr, and Mrs. John
Siecker at St, Helens,
Members from the Presby-
terian congre,gation here at-
tended the induction service
at
Teeswater Presbyterian
Church on Sunday evening
for Reverend Robert Shaw.
Rev. and Mrs. Shaw have
taken up residence at the
manse in Teeswater and he
will begin his ministry on
Sunday, We welcome Rever-
end and Mrs. Shaw and wish
him well in his ministerial
duties. They have moved'
here frons Atikokan, Ontario,
Mr, and Mrs, John Scott of
Ripley visited on Sunday
evening with Edna and May
Boyle,
NilelUnited Church choose session
The annual meeting of the
Nile United Church was held
in the basement of the Nile
Church on January 23, with
Rev< Roberts as minister.
The following will hold
positions in 1983; ming
steward, Cliff McNeil; mem-
bers of session, Doug Mc-
Neil, Myrtle Kerr, Yvonne
Kerr, Jamieson Ribey, Mrs,
Arnold Stothers and Cliff
McNeil; neck of session,
Cliff McNeil; chairman, Rev.
Roberts,
Board of stewards are
Judy Kerr, Ron Pentland,
Brian Stothers, John Stoll,
Ann Eeagan (chair person),
Arnold Stothers, Glenn Mc-
Neil, Eric Miller, Dennis
Vanderburgh, Charlie John-
ston, Frank Scott and Stan
Dungale; U<C.W, represent-
ative, Cora Sherwood,
Trustee board is as fol-
lows; Cliff McNeil, Ron Pent-
land, Len Christlaw, Doug
McNeil and Glen Ribey.
Manse committee includes
Judy Kerr, Doug McNeil,
Ron Pentland, Arnold Stade
ers, Cora Sherwood.
Auditors are Mr, and Mrs,
Doug McNeil. Treasurer is
Beth Rutledge, Press report-
er is Evelyn McNeil. Church
organist is Jean Elliott, As-
sistant church organist is
Helen Elliott, Custodian is
The Nile Inner Circle,
Anniversary committee is
Mary Stoll (chair person),
Jean Black, Diane Drennan,
Cora Sherwood, Betty Miller,
Jean Elliott and,the minister,
Sunday School superin-
tendent is Diane Drennan;
assistant superintendant, Vi-
ckie Culbert; secretary treas-
urer, Judy Kerr; Explorer
leader, Valerie Vanden-
burgh; Nile -Dungannon
youth group councillors,
Donald Curran, Mrs, Ralph
Curran and John Curran
(president),
U.C.W. president, Willet-
ta McWhinney; secretary,
Dorothy Clements; treasur-
er, Winnifred Girvin,
Nominatingcommittee fot
198+4 officials; clerk of ses-
sion, chairman board of
stewards, U.C,W, president,
Sunday School superitennd-
ant, and the minister.
Treasurer's report showed
a balance of $765.18.
Dungannon United Church elect committees
*hem page 10
mittee is Rev. Roberts, clerk
of the session, Bob McNeil,
Wayne Snyder, Tinie Log-
tenberg, Helen Dawson,
Kathleen Curran, Linda Cur-
ran and Nancy Hamilton.
Music committee includes
Ray and Sharon Tilbrook,
Debbie Culbert (secretary),
Penny Hodges (treasurer),
Sandra D'Aoust, Mary Bere,
Tinie Logtenberg, Jean El-
liott and Rev, Roberts.
The following positions
were appointed; United
Church Observer, Mrs. Bes-
sie McNee; church treasurer,
Mrs. Bessie McNee and as-
sistant, Lynda McNee; M&S
treasurer, Mrs. E1ste Irvin;
organist, Jean Elliott, and
assistant, Helen Elliott; Sun-
day School superintendent,
Wayne Snyder, assistant,
Bob McNeil; secretary -treas-
urer, Cathy Snyder; auditors,
Harold Menary, Donna Sny-
der; anniversary committee,
Mrs, Margaret Errington,
Bessie McNee, Sally Wright,
Jean Elliott and Rev. Rob-
erts; nominating committee,
chairman of stewards, clerk
of session, U.C.W. presid-
ent, representative of trus-
tees, Sunday School superin-
tendent; Explorers, Kathleen
Curran; C.G.I.T., Nancy
Hamilton, Annabel Stewart;
Young People's Group coun-
sellors, Linda Curran, Arlene
Curran, president, John Cur-
ran; Willing Workers, pres-
ident, Peggy Jarvis; treasur-
er, Sandra D'Aoust; U.C.W.,
president, Nora Saunders;
vice-president, Elsie Irvin;
secretary, Donna Alton;
treasurer, Helen Dawson;
representative to official
board, president,
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