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The Holyrood Women's
Insitute went to Blyth ,on
ThnrsdaY evening to ,see the
play, John and the MissUs.
McCue of Cambridge visited
with Mrs. Agnes. Hodgins.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Nichol-
' son attended a Cuyler family
picnic at the home of Mrs.
Kathleen Cuyler at Kincar-
dine op Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. John Seort
visited on Supday. with Mr,
Hiram. Pangbarn at Univer
sity Hospital, -London,'
BY MAY BOYLE.
Miss Helen Weirsma Was
honoured on Filday evening
at the Pentecostal `church
basement with a bridal show-
er. White wedding bells and
pink and white streamers
made a colourful setting, for
the event.
Mrs. G. Van Sligtenhorst
led in a sacred sing along and
offered prayer.
Mrs. Arthur Breckles then
welcomed, everyone and ex-
preiSed best wishes to the
bride from all present.
Mrs. Douglas Dahmer con-
BY DELORES Van OSCH
Congratulations to Lori
Doherty, daughter of Frank
and Isabel Doherty who was
crowned Miss Dut gannon on
Friday evening at the start of
their weekenir Celebrations.
The celebrations in Dun-
gannon appeared to be a
great success. The commit-
tee in charge deserve a lot of
credit on how smoothly ev-
erything went.
CongratulatignS to Dan
and Mary Ellen Boel, who
had their baby daughter
Danielle baptized at St. Jos-
eph's Church during the
Mass on Sunday.
The summer program at
St. Joseph's. Community
School has been a great
success with several children
attending each week. Miss
Sandy' Orien, community
school co-ordinator, reports
that a beach-a-than will be
held. on Sunday afternoon,
August 17th; Starting at Part
Albert for a ten kilometre
walk which takes the walkers
to the beach behind Mrs.
Clarice Dalton's and back to
Port Albert for a barbecue.
Each walker supplies their
own hot dogs and sponsor
sheets are available at dif-
ferent points in the area.
Mrs. Frank (Anne) Rieg-
ling and children, Craig,
Todd, Lisa and Mark of
Whitelaw, Alberta, arrived
on Friday for a three week
vacation with Anne's par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Ritchie, Lucknow, and
Frank's parents, brother and
sisters, Mt. and Mrs. Carl
Riegling and families of
Ashfield. Frank may join
them at a later date.
Visiting a few days with
Pete and Betty Van Osch and
family was Betty's sister and
husband, Albin and Rose
ducted .a fun game with two
chosen teams and two boxes
of wearing apparel to see
'"which-teanycoulthdress—the
bride and her mother all
ready for the wedding. It
Proved a tie and Laura gave
eachlady a book mark, Mrs.
Stein and Mrs. Vanderhook
each gave readings. Mrs.
Fred Edwards conducted a
fun game with quilting
thread and lots of laughs.,
The' bride and her mother
and her, sister-inTlaw 'were
asked to take their places,
also Mary Helen MacDonald.
Benninger Of. Chatham.
Joe and Thelma Van Osch
and family attended a Moyer
family reunion in Mount
Forest on Sunday.
On Sunday 'afternoon
members of the Riegling and
ridroondson families enjoyed
4 reunion at the farm of Max
and Helen Riegling. Over
eighty members attended
from Alberta, Chatham, Ot-
tawa, Ridgetown; Brampton,
Missiisauga, McKay's Cor-
ners and surrounding areas.
The descendants of thelate
Frank and Margaret Riegling
of Harwick Tovvtiship attend-
ing were John, Chatham,
Carl, Ashfield, Margaret Of.
Mississauga, another broth-
er Bernard of ,Alberta was
absent as was the oldest
living Riegling member,
Mrs. Frances Donovan, nine-
ty-eight years' old and a res-
ident of Meadow Lane Nurs-
ing Home, Chatham. Four
generations c)f the Edmond-
son families were -present.
Mr. Fares Edmondson of
Chatham and the late Evelyn
Edmondson have a family of
eight, one of which is Fran
Riegling, Ashfield; along
with thirty-eight grandchild-
ren and twenty-seven great
grandchildren, most of whom
were present. Everyone en-
joyed a great time visiting,
and a smorgasbord dinner
was served.
Carey, Joey and Carl Rieg-
ling of Brampton are holiday-
ing with their grandparents,
'Carl and Fran Riegling and
their little cousins in this
area.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Girdeix
and family of McKay's Corn-
ers and Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Schleick, Hussman's Corn-
ers, spent the weekend with
their niece and cousin, Barb
Redmond, husband Ambrose
and family.
Little 'Angela Breckles pres-
ented the gifts which were all
lovely, useful articles, Helen
thanited—everrne--for
kindness and she modelled
bow hat which Connie f•an-
flog had made oh a foil plate.
Delicious, refreshments and
punch were served stnorgas-
bord style and a very nice`
evening was brought to a
close.
SOCIAL NEWS
Mrs. Fred Bloomfield of
Eden Grove called on Mr.
and Mrs, Fred Guest on
Tuesday. Susan McTeer of
PaiSley has been holidaying
at the Guest home with Paul
ine.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd John-
ston, Donna, Dennis and
Douglas returned home from
an enjoyable holiday in
Western Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hal-
denby and Sara visited 'with
his brother Dr. arid Ars.
Fred Haldenby and also with
Mr. and Mrs. Jansen at
Cochrane and with. Mr. and.
Mrs. Roy Haldenby at Lon-
don.
Donald Barr of Waterloo
and Roy MacKenzie of Osh-
awa visited with Mrs. John
Barr. •
Visitors over the weekend
with Edna and May Boyle
were on Saturday, Mrs. Pearl
Lloyd and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan
Lloyd of Burlington and on
Sunday, Mrs, Mary Boyle,
Miss Joan Elliott and MrS.
Gwen Sheebottom of Len-
and Gerald of Stratford visit-
ed on-Monday.
Donnie McFarlan is a pat-
ient in the ,Kineardine and
DiStrict Hospital where he
underwent surgery We send
our get welrwishes,
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Shel-
ton of Lucknow (formerly of
here) were to LOndon during
the week to the funeral of
their brother-in-law, 'the late
Frank VVolliston. Frank and
Betty have visited here sev-
eral times and syMpathy is
extended to the bereaved at
this time.
Miss Lea Anne Haldenby
LLICICNOW
CHRISTIAN •
REFORMED
CHURCH
MINISTER
MR. NEIL HAGEMAN
Services
10:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m.
Listen to the
Back to God Hour
10:30 a.m. CKNX
of. IAndon spent the holiday
weekend at her home here,
Many from took in the
Craft Festival at Lucknow
and, the. Old `Boys and Girls
Reunions at Kincardine and
Dungannon.
Mr, Earl Percy of Mathe-
son, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Percy ofSt. Catharines visit-
ed with Mrs. John Barr and
other relatives here.
Mrs. Don Bertrand and
family spent the weekend
with Miss Winnifred Percy,
Bill and Brian • Percy. Joan
had a booth at the Lucknow
Craft Festival.
LUCKNOW
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Rev. Wm. Munshaw
B.A, M. Div.
July 20, 27, Aug. 3
LUCKNOW
PRESBYTERIAN,
- CHURCH
Auguit 10, 17, 24 and 31
LUCKNOW UNITED
CHURCH
10 awn. morning worship
Laurie Doherty is
Miss Dungannon
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