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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1985-03-13, Page 8Iucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, March. 13, 1985—Page 8 Couple vacations in Florida. intended for last week) Mr. and Mrs. Allan Graham spent the last two weeks in Florida. Mr. and Mas. Allan MacDougall enjoyed their trip to Las Vegas last week. Sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Barry Johnston and family on the death of Glady's father, Victor Gawley of Ripley, who passed away on Friday ,in Kincardine Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Denver Dickie and Alexander of Keswick spent last weekend with Denver's family, here, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Dickie and Mr. and Mrs. William Dickie. Mr. and Mrs. FYaser MacKinnon and Murray. had Mildred Cameron of Luc now, Norma Wilson of Hamilton and Mr. and Mrs. SOUTH KINLOSS by Ruth Buchmeier Tim Frayne of Goderich visit them. Mr. and Mrs. Barry Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Haldenby, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Clark and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Clark attended the' Good Roads Convention in Toronto last. week. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Dick McQuillin were Lindsay McQuillin of Willowdale, Donald MacLeod, Barb Nickle, Shawna and Tyler of Vanastra, Randy Morrison of Rexdale and Gordon . McQuillin of Sarnia. South Kinloss WMS meet Pbstponedone day because of the storm on March 5, 'members of South Kinloss W.M.S. met on Mardi 6 at the home of Mrs. Harry Lavis. The president, Mrs. John Mowbray, opened the meeting with a poem, In Remembrance of Me. Mrs. Ira Didcie presented the Bible Study, from United in Prayer. This chapter told of the need for prayer for our missionaries and those working on our National staff. Through • the years we have met, heard and read about many missionaries. They all have special needsin the countries' where they serve. Short prayers for missionaries and workers in Church Offices were given by several of the members. Fifteen members answered the roll call with a Bible verse with the word peace and the ,number of visits made to sick and shut-ins. The offertory prayer was .given by Mrs. Leonard Clarke. During the business period a card of thanks was read from Mrs. Douglas Graham and family. A motion was passed to send, $25 for the C. G.I.T. camp fund. A shower is planned for Laurie Clarke on March 30. Two readings relating to the Bible Study on Prayer were given by Mrs. Allan MacDougall and Mrs. Harold Howald. Mrs. Fraser MacKinnon continued the . Mission Study on. Korea. Far centuries this country has been invaded by strong surround- ing nations, Russia, Japan, and China. It was annexed by Japan in 1910. Interesting letters and pictures received from Mr. and Mrs. Frank MacKenzie's sponsored child in Korea were passed around. Courtesies were given by Mrs. Ira Didde and the dosing prayer by Mrs. Lloyd MacDougall. Sharlene is baking princess Sharlene , Jones, daughter of Barry and Betty Jones, was chosen Baking Prinepss at the Faun Show in London last week. The community will be -sure to remember a week ago Monday as the worst storm we had in 1985. But as all said we werevery thankful it was• a fast roving storm, but for a great many it still was not fast enough. The community would like to send its congratulations 'to Dr. Mel Corrin of Lndmow, who has been named Doctor of the Year. • Judy Sinclair and Cindy Simpson had a .baby shower for Eunice and Kelly Simpson recently and Kelly received many lovely presents. George and Betty Moncrief have returned home after a two week holiday in Florida. They -said the weather was just perpect for their vacation and on Thursday George and Betty visited with their son, daughter-in- law and grandson, Russell, Lesley and Scott Moncrief in Aylmer. Mary Kirk of Tiverton and Betty Jones spent a few days in London and visited with their relatives while they were storm stayed is the, city on Monday. LOCHALSH by Kae Webster Cecil and Tun Webster of W aterloo, sons of Wellington and Kae Webster were home on the weekend with their parents, and on Friday evening Charles and Mayme Wilkins visited at the Websters for a belated birthday cake with Cecil. E arbara Wilkins, daughter of Charles and Mayme Wilkins, of Paris was home for a couple of days with her parents, and brother, Kenny, and on Wednesday some of the family were there for dinner to wish Barbara a Happy Birthday. , Gordon and. Nora Robb were up 'to Lions Head on Sunday to visit with their daughter, son-in-law acid grandchildren, Edwin and Janice McCutcheon. Dorothy Finlayson is home again after having spent January and Flebrvary in Toronto. Ethel bowls two super games We wish to congratulate Ethel Rutherford who is almost ninety years old, on her bowling at Wingham on Thursday, March 7. Ethel bowls with the seniors and in her first game had three. strikes. Her flat score was 120 plus handicap of 98 for a total of 218. Next game started with a spare and strike and ended with 150 plus 98 handicap for a total of 248. Two games ,456. • Jim Lavis returned the end of Flebnzary from a fourteen day trip to Florida Mary and John Collinson returned from a sixteen day trip to Lakeland, Florida, and said the weather there was beautiful with' temper atures in the 86: Pat -and Ernie. Good and girls of Goderidh spent Sunday with Bob Purves and Brenda and Ed Lippert and also with Pat's mother. We wish a speedy recovery to Leonard Maclnnes of Havelock Street. He is a patient at the University Hospital, London and under- went nderwent surgery on Thursday. r t LU&NOW NEWS by Geraldine Schlosser I would like to take this space to say drive carefully this week and watch for children, as this is winter beak, and we have a lot of kids out there. Ross . Willits of Ripley called on Tbny Schlosser on Wednesday for a visit. Sympathy to Mary Blade and faintly on the sudden passing of her husband, Walter, on Friday at the their apartment on Rots Street. Belle Mole has just returned from London where she spent 10 days visiting with her daughter Marion Salo and family; her sister and husband, Mr. and. Mrs. Stuart MacDon- ald, and her cousin, Anne Mae Taylor. HAPPY 40th Anniversary MOM AND DAD March 3, 1985 Pearl & Stuart Jamieson LOVE, FROM YOUR FAMILY Guess Who's 35 MARCH 19 LUCKNOW DISTRICT COMMUNITY CENTRE OPEN DATES AVAILABLE r FRIDAY. 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