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Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, August 24, 1983—Page 10
Whitechurch residents on the go visiting friends
By Valetta Emerson
Mrs. Dave MacDonald of
Wingham was an afternoon
caller on Tuesday on Mr, and
Mrs, Victor Emerson.
Jennifer Slofstra of Luck -
now visited Friday with her
friend, Karen Lubbers,
Mrs and Mrs, Dawson
Craig of Auburn were Wed-
nesday afternoon callers on
Mr, and Mrs, Victor Emer.
son,
Danny Joe Thomson spent
Saturday with his cousin,
Dean Tiffin,
`Chose attending Kairshea
institute from here were
Mrs, Tom Day, Mrs. Fred
Tiffin, Mrs, Lorne Durnin,
Mrs, Rena Fisher, Miss
Merle Wilson, Mrs. Johnson
Conn, Mrs, Johnson and
Mrs. H. Currie.
Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Fin-
nigan of Goderich were rec-
ent callers on Mr. and Mrs.
Wesley Tiffin,
Dan Tiffin of Wingham
came on Friday and took
Mrs, Isobel Tiffin of Lucknow
and Mr. and Mrs, Wesley
Tiffin to his home for dinner.
The August meeting of
Chalmers W, M, S, was held
on Wednesday at the home
of Mrs, Man Falconer with
leaders Mrs, Wesley Tiffin
and Mrs, Alan Falconer,
Mrs, Wesley Tiffin read
the scripture, gave the medi-
tation and led in prayer, The
roll call was answered by
eight with a verse on Re-
ward,
Readings were given by
Mrs, de Boer and Mrs, Rod
D escen dents gather
Lamb. Mrs. Falconer gave
the message from the Study
Book. Mrs, Wallace Milligan
dedicated the offering. Mrs.
Dill Rlntoul gave the dosing
prayer,
The next meeting In Sept-
ember will be at Mrs, John
de Boers, Mrs. Falconer
served lunch.
We areleased to report
that Miss Faye Irwin return-
ed home on Wednesday after
being in Stratford Hospital
for a few days with an
Infection caused by the pin in
her broken leg,
Mrs, Gertrude Tiffin of
Wingham visited on Thurs-
day with Mr, and Mrs. Victor
Emerson, as she was leaving
on Friday on a trip to
Northern Ontario,
On Saturday Mr, and Mrs,
Bill Uuldriks attended the
for West reurion Leisure
Life
Around 10 descendants
and family members of the
late James and Mary West of
Ashfield Township, gathered
at the farm home of Allan,
Sharon (West) MacDougall,
Heather, David and Malta,
on Sunday, August 14, 1981,
for a family reunion,
After the round of greet-
Ings, a bountiful dinner was
enjoyed by all,
The afternoon was spent
reminiscing, sharing family
memoirs and happenings,
Many of those present were
reluctant to leave, so con-
cluded a memorable day by
having supper together,
Attending from a distance
were family members from
Kitchener, London and St,
Clements,
Ioeh.I.h news
Trip to Alaska
part of holiday
By Kae Webster
Dorothy (D.A,) MacLen-
nan has her sister Katie
Sutherland of London back
with her again.
Charles and Mayme Wilk-
ins were in Paris, Ontario on
Sunday to visit with their
daughters, Barbara Shep-
ierd and Janet Wilkins.
ilarbara has left this week for
i three week vacation that
will take her to St. John,
British Columbia and up to
Alaska for a few days.
Bob and Sandra Darling of
Hanover had the family
gathering with them on Sun-
day. They were William and
Shirley Irvin and family of
Ashfield Township, Edwin
and Janke McCutcheon and
family of Lions Head, Glen
Robb of Ashfield Township
and Mr. and Mrs, Gordon
Robb of Huron Township.
Local ladies that attended
the Ripley flower show were
Dorothy Piniayson, June
Wylds and Marj MacLean. It
is reported that it was a very
good show this fall.
JArr Webster of Waterloo
was home on the weekend
with his parents, Wellington
and Kae Webster. On Satur-
day evening the Websters
were in Dungannon to visit
with Jaek and Marian Smith.
Congratulations to Jane
Farrell, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Allen Farrell of Huron
Township, on her graduation
from the Diploma Nursing
Program, Fanshawe College,
St, Thomas campus.
Mt, and Mrs. Oliver Mc -
Charles of Kincardine had
their daughter-in-law and
grandson, Mrs. Allan Mc -
Charles and Greg of Oakville
and Mrs. Harold 1. Anson,
also of Oakville, Vigil with
them for a few days. Greg
has stayed over with his
grandparents far an extra
visit.
Ross and Jean MacKenzie
had Kevin and Bob MacKen-
zie of Port Credit and Marion
and Linda Barrett of Scar-
borough with them on the
weekend.
Edna Cuibert and her
granddaughter, Julie Mac-
Donald, have been in London
for a few days visiting
relatives.
Bill and Janet Kempton of
Point Clark attended the
annual Coking picnic on
Sunday at the Lions Park at
Point Clark. In conjunction
with the picnic, a bridal
shower was staged for San-
dra Kempton, daughter of
Bill and Janet. The wedding
will take place at the Pare
River United Church Sept-
ember 10.
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Gordon Rlntoul had some
new shingles put on his
house last week.
Mr, and Mrs, Nelson
Smith of Markham visited
last week with his sister,
Mrs, Russel Chapman and
Mr, Chapman,
Visitors on Sunday with
Mr, and Mrs. E. W, Beecroft
and Karen were Mr, and
Mrs, Kirk Beecroft, Angela,
Jennifer, Janise, and Jona-
than of Exeter; Ronald Bee-
croft, Shannon, Heather and
Kevin of Wingham; and
Kenneth Sinnamon of Wing -
ham,
We are sorry to report
Mrs, E, W. Beecroft is at
present a patient in Wing -
ham Hospital. The commun-
ity wishes her a speedy
recovery.
On Saturday evening Mr.
and Mrs. Alex Craig, Lana,
Ryan and Jarret visited with
her father, Albert Coultes of
Wingham.
On Sunday, Mr, and Mrs,
John de Boer, Mr, and Mrs,
Jim de Boer, Michael, Mat-
thew and Alicia visited at
Strathroy with Mr, and Mrs:
Ron Nicholson, Erin and
Ryan,
Mr, and Mrs, Bevin Tiffin
and Stephen attended the
wedding of Doug Stevers at
St. Clements on Saturday,
where Stephen was an altar
boy,
Dean Tiffin spent Saturday
with Mr, and Mrs, Len
Baird.
Sunday guests with Mr,
and Mrs Walter Elliott and
Karen were David Elliott of
Stratford, and Mr. and Mrs.
Barry Elliott, Ryan and Kyle.
On Saturday Mr, and Mrs.
Alan Falconer, Amy, Tim
and Tony, and Mrs, Angus
Falconer were in Kitchener.
Mr, and Mrs, Irwin Mc-
Clenaghan of St, Thomas
spent the week with Mr, and
Mrs, Carl McClenaghan, and
on Thursday Michael Mc-
Clenaghan of Kitchener visit-
ed at the same home,
Some from this community
attended the 40th wedding
anniversary on Saturday
night of Mr, and Mrs, Stan
Black,
Cosy Cottage Home held a
birthday party on the week-
end to celebrate Mrs, Bill
Thornton's 102nd birthday,
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