HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1993-10-13, Page 15Area women attend WI convention
Marilyn Reid, Shirley" Mac-
Donald, Dianne Simpson, Iran
Farrell and Donelda McLean at-
tended the WI arca convention at
LMeaford on Tuesday:
Recent visitors with Glen Farrell
were Tyson Pollock, John MacKay
and Ben Scott.
Sunday, ,Fran Farrell with Jamie,
Chris and Carman Farrell, Derrick
and Andrea Moulton attended
Pumpkin Feast held in Port Elgin,
They enjoyed seeing the winning
pumpkin and other various
vegetables of different weights.
Everyone enjoyed the Purple
Grove WI meeting held Wednesday
at the centre. We all learned a lot
from the guest speaker for the
evening. Brenda Pawlin, who is a
Pharmacist with Umbach Pharmacy
in Lucknow, spoke on topics con-
cerning vitamins, minerals and the
taking of medication drugs. 1 am
PURPLE GROVE
sure we all came away more
knowledgeable on the subject.
Thank you to Shirley MacDonald
who convened the meeting and
presented Brenda with a gift to
show our appreciation for coming
out to speak to us at Purple Grove.
.Warmest congratulations are
extended to Don and Anne McCosh
who celebrated their 55th wedding
anniversary Friday, Oct. 8th.
Visitors of Don and Anne
McCosh were Gladys Arnold, Mrs.
Doug MacDonald and Mrs. Jim
Brooks.
Cheryl and Kyle Bridge spent
Wednesday visiting her sister Wen-
dy Hooisma of Hanover. \\
Kay Collins has just rettlnted
home from four' lovely days on a
Pus trip spent at Gananoquc and the
St. Lawrence River.
Edna Stanley and Bette McLeod
attended the UCW meeting at St.
Andrews United Church on Tues-
day. Bonnie Boyle spoke to the
women about her trip to Russia.
Dinner Guests with Edna Stanley
were Mac and . Anne Mac Innes,
Katherine, Robert and David.
Barbara Epp of Vancouver, B.C.,
visited recently with Mary Anne
Kukoly. Mary Anne recently
visited Ruby and Frank Colwell of
Kincardine, Ruth Colwell of Toron-
to, Tracey Moodes of Elmira and
Laura Kearns of Preston.
John and Joyce Farrell and girls
enjoyed the company of Anne and
Don McCosh on Tuesday evening
for supper.
Many from the area attended the
Brussels 4-H sheep and calf sale,
Sunday Oct. 9th.
Kinlough folks honor bride -to -he
On Sunday afternoon, Oct. 3,
ladies of the area gathered at the
Kinlough Anglican basement to
honor Valerie Brown with a bridal
shower.
Diane Wall welcomed everyone
followed by a humorous reading;
Valerie's Wedding Cake, •
Linda Wall conducted a bingo
contest and Mary Haldenby had a
contest on "How well do you know
,your body?". Sandra Haldenby read,
"What is a Husband?".
Mrs. Wall then read the address
to the bride.
Assisting the bride were Kim
Wall and Sherry Taylor. Julia Hal-
denby, Jennifer Wall and Kara Wall
helped deliver the gifts to the bride-
to-be.
A humorous contest about the
bride followed and a .delicious
lunch was served.
Mr. and Mrs. Lome Moon of here
and their friend, Irma Couglin of
Cambridge, spent two weeks in
Newfoundland and were visitors
with Lome and Jessie's friends at
S. Johns and Georgetown.
Visitors during the week with
Edna and May Boyle were Marjorie
Thompson, Marie Colling and Mr.
' and Mrs. Jack Scott of Ripley,
Returns from
Branson trip
WHITECHURCH
by Jean Ross
Agnes Farrier returned home from
Sarnia on • Monday. Agnes and
Olive Gillespie, of Sarnia, enjoyed
a bus trip to Branson, Missouri. •
Carmen and Brian Farrier of
'Toronto were Tuesday visitors with
Agnes.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Laidlaw
returned recently from a three-week
motor trip to Regina and Calgary,
They visited Hazel's daughter in
Regina, granddaughter in Calgary
and Hugh Sinnamon of Sunridge,
Alberta.
Jean Ross, along with some Luck -
now ladies, attended the area con-
vention of the Women's Institute in
Meaford on Tuesday. The ' guest..
speaker . was Corneila Cobb of
Chatsworth.
The Whitechurch United Church
observed communion and baptism
on Sunday. Danielle Alison Par-.
tington, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Partington, of Burnaby,
B.C. and Trevor. Ryan Moore, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Moore,
grandchildren of Walter and Alice
Moore, were baptized.
Lottery winner's .
Last week's Ripley Lions cash
calender lottery winners were Mac
Osborne, Hanover; Harvey Wilson,
Kincardine; Evelyn Johnson, Port
Elgin; Jeremy Thompson, Ripley;
Stuart Eadie, Holyrood and Dave
Surridge, Hanover, all with $50
each. Noreen MacDonald, Ripley
was the $100 winner.
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KINL0uGH
by May Boyle
Joyce Hedley, Verna Marshall and
Jessie Moon of here, Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Burt of Kincardine, Mr. 'and
Mrs. Kermit Thompson and their
son Ivan of Lucknow, and Jean
Hodgins.
Betty Bushell, Myrtle Percy,
Bessie Maulden and Isabel
Thompson attended the Presbyterian
WMS Thankoffering meeting in
Teeswater on Thursday evening.
Friends from here attended the
55th wedding anniversary tea for
Mr. and Mrs. Don McCosh in
Ripley. We send our best wishes to
them on this occasion.
Bessie Maulden spent
Thanksgiving at Goderich with her
cousin, Madeline Edward.
Holyrood WI
The Holyrood Women's Institute
met at the hall on Thursday after-
noon for the October meeting. Joan
Murray presided and following the
opening Betty Smith gave a reading
on Thanksgiving. .
The rollcall • was "your • favorite
quilt pattern".
An invitation was accepted" to the
85th anniversary of the Lucknow
Institute on Nov. 9. •
There will be Remembrance Day
Service on Nov. 11.
In place of a bazaar, a special
collection will be taken at the
November meeting.
For the program, Agnes Hodgins
gave a reading. Betty Smith gave
the history of quilting and
introduced Mrs. Underwood of
Southampton who spoke and
showed slides on quilts. She is
writing a book on quilts.
A social time brought the meeting
to a close.
Bible Society
On Tuesday evening the annual
Bible Society meeting was held at
in the Pentecostal Church here.
President Erlma Haldenby
presided and opened with a reading.
Pastor and Mrs. Donna favored
with a duet.
The Bible Society representative
showed a video on the work of the
Bible Society.
Canvassers were appointed to
make their usual call at our homes
for your donation to a much needed
cause.
The scripture was read and
suitable hymns sung. Prayer closed
the meeting.
The 1994 meeting wall be held at
the Kinloss United Church.
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