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Pinecrest couple celebrates
6ist w6dding*.anniversaiy
SiXtrane years ago on October 24,
1928, The -Rev. V. H. Townson solemniz-
ed the -marriage of Victor Huston .and
Irene -Pollock. The ceremony was eon -
ducted in the Rectory at liervie.
Vic and Irene carri t: ona mixed far-
ming operation in 'Kincardine -Township
for ,a good number of . years. One day
when ,going Into town, Irene said to Vic,
"let's sell the farm and move to town."
On the way home Vic Jdropped into the
real estate office. Vic :had no chance to
change kis mind - the farm was sold
that afternoon.
They retired to Kincardine where they
lived _until 1987 when they moved to
Pinecrest Nursing Home in Lucknow.
When asked if he remembered hIs
first car, Vic replied, "sure, I _got a ear
when I got my wile," referring to the
fact that Irene's parents had a car at
that time, in which she drove her
parents around.
Vic and his sister, Isabel Bannerman,
are the two •surviving members of •a
family of four girls and two boys.
Irene was an only ehild and lolled
•according to Vic. Irene laughed as she
repeat ta' the saying, "if you marry an
only chikl, you might as well marry the
devil!"
Asked how he liked living ,at Pine -
crest, Vic said it was .a good place to
stay. 9 wasn't too keen on coming
here, but the first right I -slept Tight
through, and it." -s -been the same ever
since."
He says Donna's (activity director)
pretty good to ais, _keeps us -entertained
well.
They may have been married 61
years, but Vic and Irene Huston still
have the twinkle in :their -eyes as they
look at each other and joke back and
forth.
Congratulations Mr. and Mrs. Huston!
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Best wishes go
out to unch"
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UCIENOW
by Mildred Lome
ciiimmoorimmoommimis
'The weather this past week has cer-
tainly been ideal for getting all those
jobs finished up outside.
On Sunday, James MeIntgish, of the
Strathroy Nursing Home, came to Pine -
crest Manor to visit his sister, Elizabeth
McCallum. As he is -96, his grand-
daughter drove him to Lucknow.
113
It is good to hear that Leonard Mac-
Donald, who had -suffered a heart attack
last week, is feeling better in Wingham
Hospital. Best wishes go out to him
from residents and the Super Scoop Cof-
fee Club.
Saturday, _Lulu Stanley visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Shantz at Itipley.
Sunday, Lillian Karnitzschky of Win-
gham had lunch with Lulu.
C:GIT welcomes
new me �brs
CGIT members, parents and many
friends welcomed Becky Ackert on Sun -
.day -evening. With colourful slides, she
gave a lively picture 0f ter year in
Osaka, Japan. She lived with live dif-
ferent fare -ties and went to sehool at
least six days a week. Living in a dif-
ferent vulture in a city of eight million
was sn exciting experience.
Becky was introduced :by Marita Mac -
end thanked;by Aloha Moffat.
Leader 'Doreen Mali led in the service
for six new CGIT -members: Tammy
Schaus, AbbylLynn Knorr, -Crystal
Brindley, Katrina Abbott, Tarrin Colwell
and Amy Austin. The group sang
-several songs for their guests.
Everyone enjoyed refreshments, fel-
knvslrip and a time to view Becky's
Japanese souvenirs.
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Sunday, November 5. 1989
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111111111.11111111111.11111111111011111111111111.111In
UCIENOW
by Mildred Lome
ciiimmoorimmoommimis
'The weather this past week has cer-
tainly been ideal for getting all those
jobs finished up outside.
On Sunday, James MeIntgish, of the
Strathroy Nursing Home, came to Pine -
crest Manor to visit his sister, Elizabeth
McCallum. As he is -96, his grand-
daughter drove him to Lucknow.
113
It is good to hear that Leonard Mac-
Donald, who had -suffered a heart attack
last week, is feeling better in Wingham
Hospital. Best wishes go out to him
from residents and the Super Scoop Cof-
fee Club.
Saturday, _Lulu Stanley visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Shantz at Itipley.
Sunday, Lillian Karnitzschky of Win-
gham had lunch with Lulu.
C:GIT welcomes
new me �brs
CGIT members, parents and many
friends welcomed Becky Ackert on Sun -
.day -evening. With colourful slides, she
gave a lively picture 0f ter year in
Osaka, Japan. She lived with live dif-
ferent fare -ties and went to sehool at
least six days a week. Living in a dif-
ferent vulture in a city of eight million
was sn exciting experience.
Becky was introduced :by Marita Mac -
end thanked;by Aloha Moffat.
Leader 'Doreen Mali led in the service
for six new CGIT -members: Tammy
Schaus, AbbylLynn Knorr, -Crystal
Brindley, Katrina Abbott, Tarrin Colwell
and Amy Austin. The group sang
-several songs for their guests.
Everyone enjoyed refreshments, fel-
knvslrip and a time to view Becky's
Japanese souvenirs.
6 I) 1.t.:
,
•
PIANO worth* a
Sunday School
11300 LPL
ilialeten Soh4aid Pilairarfane
*arson Proidded
ihosiyeno Womb
LUCKNOW PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
GUEST MINISTERS
Nov. 5 - Rev. ft. Taylor
Sunday School - 9:45 am
Worship Service -11:00 am
LUCKNOW CHRISTIAN
REFORMED CHURCH
Invites You 'Ito Worship With Thom On
Sunday, November 5. 1989
10 a.nri. and 7:30 p.m.
Nursery downstairs morning £ intoning
EVERYONE WELCOME
44
•
FIBRE -GOODNESS
White or Whole Wheat
Bread
+10STESS
-.Chocolate -Cream
WESTON'S Bts
English
Muffin.
cl(LST 'GREEN LABEL 750 mi ,Bottle,
Leinger
Beatrice !75g
SWISS Style
Yogurt
PANTRY TSPIELF 10oz.
:Pieces A -Sterns
Mushrooms*
CAMPBELL'S
'crecInt-Of MuOhrOOrn
'Or ICOSM1 -Of :Chi6k9n
_Sou"
loiNemRsko $
•
41,
like /'
CrackersA •
STOKELY VAN CAMP 20 az.
Pork 4*
Beans
ScliNe1Peas400 9.
4
"traumas
4,
410.111411004.41111*
4S: