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Dedicate church vestry
By Ruth.Huchmeler
On Monday night a pot luck supper was
held at South Kinloss Presbyterian Church.
After the bountiful meal, the dedication of
the vestry was conducted by Rev. Allison
Ramsay.
A special thanks was given to Harold
Campbell, Leonard Mclnnes, Jack Needham
and Currie Colwell for their workmanship
and to Lloyd and Ann MacDougall and
Marion Campbell for painting.
An hour of musical. entertainment and
readings were enjoyed by one and all.
Congratulations to Mr, and Mrs, Denver
Dickie of Keswick on the birth of their son.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Dickie went to Keswick on
Sunday and visited them. Elizabeth is
remaining for a few days,
Mr. and Mrs. Reid Smith of Arva spent
Sunday with Mr, and Mts. Jack Needham.
Mr, and Mrs. Jack Needham visited at
Corunna with friends and relatives this past
week.
Mrs. George Klages, Norman and Cheryl
Anne of Dundalk visited with Mr, and Mrs.
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Ray Huchmeier. They also visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Murray Henderson.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Dick McQuillan
and Ron were Jessie Alton and Irene
Hodgins, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey McQuillan of
St.Catharines and Gordon McQuillan of
Sarnia.
(Intended for last weekj
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Dickie and their family
and Tammy and Robbie Wilbee enjoyed
Thanksgiving dinner at the home of Mr, and
Mrs. Doug Dickie of Markdale on Sunday,
October 9.
Weekend guests with Mr. and Mrs. Ira
Dickie were Mr. and Mrs. Russell Heacock of
Wiarton.
A farewell party was held at the home of
Mr, and Mrs. John Carter in honour of
Isabelle England who moved into Lucknow.
The neighbours enjoyed the evening playing
games. Nice gifts were presented to Mrs.
England and lunch was served,
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Allen of Rockwood
visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Herb
Buckton,
Extend best wishes
Congratulations to Tom and Maryse Cale
on the birth of their second son Christopher
George Saturday, act, 22, gest wishes come
from the Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Boyle, Heather and
Kevin had dinner with Mr. and Mrs. John
Farrell and family on Sunday.
The Bible Study group met Tuesday morn -
in at Betty McCloud's.
June Elliott, Kay Collins, Gladys Arnold
and Anne McCosh represented Purple
Grove W.I. at the Bruce County W.I. Rally
held in Kincardine on Thursday. Approx-
imately 180 people were served dinner pro-
vided by the Bernie W.I. The delegates
reported as having a very enjoyable day.
Don and Tiny Robertson visited with Mr.
and Mr .,Morley Bushell at Wingham on
Friday evening-.
Catherine Scott visited with her daughter,
Frances Watke of Carrick Township for a
few days this week.
Visitors with Morley and Deanna Scott on
Friday were Jay and Betty Helm of Tiver-
ton.
Morley and Deanna Scott and Catherine
Scott visited in the Kitchener and West Mon-
trose area with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Marten
and family and Mrs. Marion Marten.
Jack and Janet Farrell visited with Susan
and Courtney MacDonald and Janice and
George Miller in London on Friday and
Saturday. Friday evening they attended the
Junior A hockey game between the
Belleville Hulls and the Landon Knights.
They also attended a dinner to "nark the
opening of the new Research Centre at St.
Joseph's Hospital in London.
Kay Collins had visiters from Regina,
Saskatchewan, Mervyn and Vi Patterson for
a few days. While here they also visited with
Kay's family, Gordon and Ruthe Patterson
and Donald, Noreen, and Dianne MacKay.
On Sunday evening. Kay Collins had supper
with Margie and Dave Lochead and family.
Bob and Judy Thompson, Don and
Marilyn Reid and Larry Reid attended the 4-
H Banquet of the Ripley 4-1-1 Clubs on Friday
evening. The dinner was catered by Wilma
and Cecil Sutton.
On Friday evening Jim and Fran Farrell
and girls visited with Dean and Diane
McKee of Kincardine Township. On Sunday,
they visited with Doug and Gerda Dam and
family of Guelph and while there also
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Thys Gruen, New
Dundee, and Mr. and Mrs. Tim Reurink of
Ashfield Township.
Compete at cross country meet
By Bamnte Henderson
and Brenda Gibson
On Tuesday, October 18, the school
participated in the regional cross country
meet. "The top people (tom the school were:
midget girls. Rachel Fairbairn third; Joyce
McWhinney. eighth; midget boys, Jeff
Storey. second; Warren Andrew. third;
Adrian Rau, fifth; junior girls. Julie
Pentland, first; junior boys. Jeff Ireland.
fifth: intermediate girls. Jean McWhinney
first: Debbie kintoul, second: Karen Binder.
fifth: intermediate boys. Kirk 1`dewhook.
twelfth: senior girls. Cathy Selent, fourth:
senior boys. Joey Carmichael fifteenth. The
teams which received pennants were midget
boys and Jean McWhinney received medal-
lions for placing fourth.
Junior choir ptactice started on Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. Worse! and Mrs.
Young in charge.
Has anyone found a balloon lately? If you
do, see if there is a name and address inside
it and notify that person. The week October
16 - 22 was Co-op Week and the Co-op store
in Lucknow supplied balloons for all the
students at Brookside. Mr. Dave Dawson,
from the Lucknow Co-op brought a helium
tank to school and filled the balloons after
each child had put a pallet with his name and
address inside it. The students took the
balloons outside at 12.15 p.m. and released
them all at once to sail westward on the brisk
breeze, Mr. Dawson came back on Friday
with balloons for kindergarten class 2.
On Monday. October 17 the grade 8 class
accompanied by Mr. Cameron and Mr.
Jewitt went on a field trip to the Goderich
Museum and to Dunlop's Tomb.
Visit with friend at Union
By Marie Park
Jim and Margaret Errington visited with a
friend of Margaret. Mrs. Klaas Darendregt
at Union on Sunday. They attended church
service at Port Stanley where Reverend Karl
Sievert is pastor.
Sympathy is extended to the families of
the late Ethel (Brown) Cunningham. who
died in London on Wednesday in her 85th
year.
Sympathy also extended to the families
of Elsie Haney of Prrrecrest lvlanor. Lucknow
who passed away on Thursday. October 20 in
her 94sth year. Dorothy Errington is a
granddaughter.
Mary Dere spent the weekend in London
visiting her family and attended Commence-
ment at Sir Wilfrid Laurier Secondary Schaal
to see her granddaughter. Karen Hernan-
dez. receive her grade 13 diploma. a subject
award in Physical and Health Education and
a( certificate for being an Ontario Scholar.
A successful Stag and Doe was held
Saturday_ night for Vicki Park and Ted
Nenrv.
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