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Demonstrate
lifesaving skills
Lucknow Fire Fighters demonstrated their extracation equipment last Friday evening,
in conjunction with their open house held during Fire Prevention Week. The small
number in attendance was duly impressed with the equipment that various organizations
in the area have donated to the fire department and by the expertise shown by the
firefighters. (Pat Livingston photo)
The Wilkins clan meets for Thanksgiving
On Thanksgiving Sunday Charles and
Mayme Wilkins had their family with
them. There was Kenny Wilkins, Barbara
Wilkins of Paris, Liz Wilkins of Mount
Forest, Larry, Janet, Laura and Adam
Wilkins of Ashfield Township, .Allan and
Janet Peck of Ridgetown, Bill, Joanne,
Stacey and Ean Wilkins of Guelph, Jack,
Sharon, Timothy and Matthew Wilkins of
Ashfield Township, Laura and Mabel
Campbell of Toronto, Stella and Lloyd Ir-
win of Kinloss Township.
On Saturday, Kae, Jim and Cecil
Webster were in Goderich and visited with
Mrs. Norma Young and on Sunday the
three -some took off to Tobermory and en-
joyed a ride on the Chi Cheemaun. It was'a
wonderful trip - not a swell on the bay.
They then enjoyed a visit in Tobermory
with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Craigie and their
two grandsons, Chris and Danny
Hindman.
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by Kae Webster
Recent visitors with Ewan and Mary
MacLean was Mrs. Ross Calvert of Sarnia
and Mrs. John Metcalfe of Petrolia.
Rhetta . and Marion MacLennan had
their Thanksgiving dinner with Mrs.
Margaret Morton and her two children,
Seena and Jason of Point. Clarke.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Robb and Glenn
had their Thanksgiving dinner with
William and Shirley Irwin and girls of
Ashfield Township.
PINE RIVER U.C.W.
The U.C.W. of the Pine River United
Church met Tuesday evening October 11 in
the basement of the church.
The meting was opened by convener President Mrs. Betty Jones read the roll
Mrs. Delbert Wilson. Mrs. Audrey call which was answered by 20 ladies giv-
Ferguson read the scriptures. ing comments on Kountry Kitchen.
Members enjoyed a Bible Quiz in which
the ladies were divided into groups of two
to answer the questions.
Mrs. Ferguson read the skit from the
last page of the lastest Observer.
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