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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-11-25, Page 16PAGE 16 - QDERIcH SIGNAL,STAR, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1981 Jessie Alton has farewell gathering A few of the brothersand sisters of Jessie Alton had a dinner in Paisley at the horse of Howard and Gladys Carlew, as they gathered together before Jessie left for Australia; where she will be staying for about seven months. Those in attendance were; Charles and Mayme Wilkens, Harry and Grace Wilkens and Herband Marie Wilkens. w • The Clover Valley 44,1 Club had their achievement day in Armow last Saturday. Their nine members includ- ed Elizabeth Wilkens, daughters. of Mr. and Mrs. Charles. Wilkens and Gayle MacKenzie, daughter of Jack and Bertha MacKenzie who received their Provin- cial Honor Diploma. This means..that both girls have successfully completed 12 clubs. 'The title of this club was "What comes first the chicken or the egg?" They had an -exhibit of stock pot, Commentators were Helen Simpson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Simpson and Jan Gibson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Gib- son. Many friends, relatives and neighbours were in Kin- cardine Legion Hall last Fri - Blind Council has meeting The Bluewater Canadian Council of the Blind held their final meeting of the year. in the Wesley Willis Church, Tuesday evening, November 17. Following a short business meeting an auction sale was conducted by Mrs. , Donna Webster of Exeter. Bids Were brisk and over $100 was raised in aitof the overseas • A very tasty lunch ,was prepared.and served by four ladies, members of the Kinette Chub. • LOCHALSH Waskaiiiter, 391- em day evening to attend the wedding reception, following the wedding of Michael Lazette and Brenda Culbert. Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Webster and Jim Webster were Saturday evenujg guests at the hoirre,:;_ofm Charles and Mayme Wilkens. On reading the Kincardine papers this week it was 'wonderful news to see that. the cheese factory in Pine River is to be rebuilt, after it was destroyed by fire last month. In a' couple of weeks for those that do not want to do without their favourite cheese, it will be available at the company's store. It has also been found that most of the equipment at the factory (where the cheese was Made) is thought to be reusable. • Sunday evening Well- ington, Kae and Jim'Webster were in Dungannon at the home -of Jack and Marion Smith. Some of the people that were home for the Lazette- Culbert wedding and were guests at the home of Elmer and Ediia Culbert were Mr. and Mrs. Herb Culbert and family of Southfield, Michigan; Mr. and Mrs. Borden ;,Culbert and family of Detroit, Michigan; Mrs. Hartley McIntosh of New Hudson, Michigan and Mrs. Velma Ashton of 'Plymouth, Michigan and Edna's two sisters and a brother from London, Mrs. Bert Cockaday and family and Jim and Jean Matheson. 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