HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1997-05-28, Page 9Ifatteknaw Sentinel, Wednesday, May "tii, 1997 - Page 9
It is nice to see neigh-
bors helping neighbors
with the seeding during
this late.spring season.
. We're glad ta report that
Gladys 'Arnold is feeling
• better. •
•
Congratulations to
Larry and Kim Reid who
were married. on Saturday.
Bob and Wilda Parker,
Dorchester, visited with
Don and Marilyn Reid on
Sunday, • ,
We,send get well wish-
es to Marie Calling who is
home from London fol-
lowing surgery on her
knee. .
• Sandy and Sean Gander
entertained on Tuesday in
honor of Sean's birthday.
• In attendancewere daugh-
ter. Bobby -Jo and friend
Dale, Anne and Dick
• McCosh and Mary Anne
Kukoly. . ,
• Wilda and Harvey
Thortipson and Wray and
• Linda Thompson spent d
few days last week % with
Joan MacDonald and
Lucas in South Porcupine.
They also had a visit with
granddaughter Kim and
Richard Wagner and great-
grandson Devon.
• Recently, David Rhody
of Wakefield, Quebec, vis-
ited Harvey and Wilda.
• Congratulations ta
Anika Rear who:"recently
won first place in the
"shepherd's lead -line"
class in the Sheep and
Wool • Show, West.
Friendship, Maryland;
USA. Anika shows sheep:
for Bill Gardhouse of
Schomberg.,
Bev and Frances
'Kingston visited on
Sunday with Morley -and
• Deanna Scott,
• Marianne Rhody and
Jamie Shortt of Brampton
presented Janet and
Wayne. Rhody with a first
granddaughter on Sunday.
Congratu I a ti ono to
Muriel MacAuley who
celebrated her glst. birth-
day, May 23.
On this past Sunday
Anne McCosh and Mary
Anne Kukoly attended the
Orr family reunion in
Arthur.
Dental Trivia
Whitening powders and
abrasives for cleaning
teeth .were used as far
back as ancient Egypt.
,Dental Trivia
The first toothbrush was
invented in China in
1000AD. ItWas an ivory -
handled toothbrush vvith,
bristles made from
• horse's mane. •
•
Gurn,disease is a major
cause of tooth loss over
the age of 35.
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Active living oppinviininer in riff community'
by Allene Bradley
Roely Vander Klippe
was the hostess for the
Kinloss Kairshea Institute
meeting on May 15.
Seventeen members and
one visitor attended.
Donna McBride, the
new president, presided
and opened with a poem
"Participaction." Ann
MacDougall read the
#l04.Sr.
iptute frotn Psalm
Ruth Langen gave an
excellent report from the
district annual held in
Tiverton on May 8..
Elsie Houston played a
lively instrumental "The
Entertainer."
The rollcall Was
answered with each mem-
ber answering "Would you
welcome a refugee into
your community?"
• . Margaret Mowbray
introduced our speaker,
Janet Etannerman -her
granddaughter. Janet has
her own Clinic on Queen
• Street, Kincardine, where
she offers physiotherhpy,
'
kinesiology, psychology
and social work.
Last year,. she •and
another lady*went on a
two week trip to Ramania.
Her pictures Showed the
living conditions there.
•
The 1M Kingsbridge Sparks celebratedIheie advancement. last week.
Members include, from the left, bac
VandenBroek, Catherine Simpson, Julia
raw; Sarah Lalonde, Shelby Graham and
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. Hogan, Amanda' Gorrell. Frontproductive than others
Rebecca Hendriks (photo sub- Janet was most interested
, •' in the terrible conditions
• • i•- in the orphanages. Many
. • of the children were barn
Howard, Rachel With AIDS and some have
Si mpson,:: Jessica never walked: She is plan -
Maize. and Elizabeth ning on returning soon.
- Betty Finla son
Lalonde advancedY Y
from the • 1st thanked the speaker and
Kingsbridge Brownies presented-her-with_a_gift.
during a special cere- Gladys Johnston gave
. mony last week. the courtesies, Irene
(photo submitted) ; •• Haldenby and' Betty
• • •-• - served a delicious lunch raygtsoo
• • and everyone enjoyed, a
•
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social time.
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