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Lacknow Sentinel,, Wednesday, March 14, 1979 page 3
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Kinlough coup e hOiliriffrea.em, 25th anniversur
BY MAY BOYLE
Congratulations are ex-
tended to Mr. and Mrs. Don'
Gillespie who celebrated
their 25th wedding anniver-
sary.
We are sorry to report that
John Hodgins is a patient in
Owen Sound General and
Marine Hospital with a frac-
tured leg, facial cuts and
shock, following a two car
collision -on Wednesday. We
send our get well wishes.
•
Mrs. Audrey.Borthwick of
St. ;Catharines 'spent a few
`days with Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Hodgins and attended the
Gillespie's 25th anniversary
pay.
The Women's Institute
euchre party was held at the
hall at Holyrood on Thursday
night, Nine tables were in
play, with prizes going to
high. lady, Mrs. Jack Scott;
high gent, Cliff Johnston.
Lucky draws went to Shirley
Knorr and Bill Ferguson.
Arthur Haldenby went to
Toronto on Friday to attend
the funeral.. of the late Keith
Doherty. Mr. and Mrs. H.
Bennett brought . Mr. Hal-
denby home and spent the
weekend. The late Keith Do-
herty was a nephew.
ANGLICAN CHURCH
WOMEN
Mrs. Bert Nicholson was
hostess for the March meet-
ing of the A.C.W. Mrs.
Delbert Hedley presided and
opened the meeting„ yfith a
poem followed by prayers.
Miss Edna Boyle read the
scripture.'
Two of the members ex-
pressed appreciation for
cards that they received recti_
ently. Mrs. Ronald Thacker
read the minutes of the
previous meeting and the roll
call was answered by naming
a Biblical Saint..
Plans were made for a bale
to be sent in the spring and
each member is asked, for a
contribution of clothing to be.
brought to the April meeting
at the home of Mrs. Midford
Wall.
Mrs. Ronald Thacker was
the convener and opened the
program with a hymn and
conducted two contests. Mrs.
Bert Nicholson gave the
meditation on St. Patrick and
also gave a humorous read-
ing, "The Bible Study
Class". Mrs. Howard
. '1
Thompson gave a splendid
review of the Huron Church
News and also a contest and e
Mrs. Roy Schneller gave a
reading.
N Rey. George Garratt gave
a very interesting talk on
Lent, and why it is observed
and closed the meeting with
I prayer.
Mrs. Ronald Thacker gave
the courtesy remarks. Mrs.
Howard Thompson, ' the
lunch convener, and her.
helpers served refreshments.