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The Lucknow District Christian School held graduation for their kindergarten class June 20.
Front left to right, Kevin Piel, Paul Korstanlje, Jeremy Slotegraaf, Dennis Lubbers and
Herman Mulder. Back row Mrs. Rynie Bakelaar, David Guichelaar, Nathan Vander Kllppe,
Joanna Koskamp, Stephanie Broer, Denise Klkkert, Melissa Campbell, Julie Thalen,
Janelle Kuyvenhoven, Murray Geertsnaa and Mr. W. Kamphuls. [Photo by Mike Ferguson]
Local couple wed in Listowel
People,Report
The community extends congratulations
to Brian Craig Penny and Joanne Pickard
who were married on June 21 in Listowel.
Mrs. John Gaunt was a Saturday visitor
with Mr. and Mrs. Victor Emerson.
Callers on Sunday on Mr. and Mrs.
Emerson were Bill Bushell, Mrs.
Alice Moore, Bill Uuldriks, Doris Wilkens,
Miss Darlene Emerson and friend Mark
Thomson of London.
WMS Meeting
The June meeting of the WMS was held
at the home of Mrs., Walter Elliott.
The call to worship was given and all
sang This is My Father's World. The
scripture reading was from Luke 15: 11-32
and was given by Mrs. Elliott. The medita-
tion was read by Mrs. Elliott followed by a
reading by Mrs. Ross.
The topic of Transportation and Coin-
munications was given by Mrs. Norma
Rintoul. The offering was taken and the
prayer given by Mrs. Archie Purdon, along
with a reading by Mrs. Elliott. A hymn was
sung and the closing prayer was given by
Mrs. Elliott.
The roll call was a verse with the word
"Father" in it. A reading during the
meeting on the origins of Father's Day was
presented by Mrs. Norma Rintoul.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gaunt, Graeme
and Jennifer of Chatham and Mrs. Ed
Carey of Kitchener were weekend visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Purdon.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Purdon attended the
wedding in London of their nephew Garry
Robinson on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Beecroft of East
Wawanosh spent the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Archie Hertel of Kitchener and
visited their daughter Karen.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl McClenaghan on
Saturday attended the Penny Pickard
wedding at Listowel with the reception at
Kurtzville Community Centre.
Mrs. Jean Tiffin and Mrs. Isabel Tiffin of
Lucknow visited for a few days last week
with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McMillan of
Sarnia. They returned home on Saturday.
Hand book discussed at WIrneeting.
The Dungannon Women's Institute held
their June meeting in the Nile church
basement. To start the meeting, Donna
Young and Bessie McNee served desserts,
tea and coffee.
The president Elmira Finnigan opened
the meeting in the usual fashion. The roll
call was answered by 15 members tell
`Something I have learned from the
handbook'. Newer members found difficul-
ty finding the answers they were looking
for.
Alma Black read the minutes and
treasurer's report. Correspondence includ-
ed an invitation to Auburn WI dessert
euchre.
A bus trip for a boat trip is planned for
July 29. If you are not a member and would
like to join us for the day phone Winnifred
524-4971 or Willetta 529-7705.
Lois Lee was given permission to display
and sell tickets on the Institute quilt at the
"Old Nile School' reunion in July.
Ila Crozier reported on the District
annual held in Belgrave.
Peggy Purdon offered to make a quilt
block for the Erland Lee Home and the
members were also asked for quilt blocks
for the Huron County Museum in
Goderich. Beth Rutledge gave a good
motto on 'The Value of Our Organization'.
A panel composed of Winnifred Girvin,
Beth Rutledge and Bessie McNee gave a
splendid review on the Women's Institute
Handbook, with many question answered.
Hopefully newer members will be helped
with this discussion.
The Royal anthem closed the meeting.
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