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Fourteen ladies at meeting
Mr. and Mrs: Don Gillespie' and Mr: and
Mrs. Ron Gillespie were guests at the Smith -
Stryker wedding at the Clinton Dutch
Reformed Church and also the reception at
Hensall. -
Sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs.
Rae Haldenby:.in'the sudden death of her
father, Ivan Parker of CargilL The funeral
was on Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Maulden, Mrs. Arthur
Phillips, Edna and May Boyle were guests
on Wednesday afternoon of Mr. and Mrs. •
• Don Robertson of Purple Grove.
. The Holyrood Women's Institute program
• planning committee met on Tuesday even-
ing at the Thome, of Edna and . May Boyle.
Fourteen ladies were present. The 1985-86 •
season has the promise , of . some . good
meetings. ahead. ' . .
Mrs. Marjorie' Thompson of Ripley, Mr.
and Mrs. Mac Nicholson of Milia :ton visited
'on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Nicholson.
Reverend and Mrs. George Gerratt of
Weston visited on Saturday with Edna and
'May Boyle. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scott of
Ripley, visited on Sunday.
KINLOUGH
hi May Boyle
Mr. and Mrs: Allan Nicholson and family
of 'Wallaceburg spent the weekend here with
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Nicholson.
Agnes Hodgins visited in Preston with her
brother and his wife, :N1And Mrs. Bill Mc-
Cue.
Mr. and Mrs. Linten Sittler of Culross and
Hugh Wharton of Blyth visited Saturday
evening with Mrs. Marretta Hodgins.
Mrs. David Fawthrop and twin daughters
. arrived home during the week.
Mr. Dan Nicholson who -has spent the past
two months with Mr. and Mrs. Don Gillespie
went on Saturday to the home .of Mr: and
Mrs. Jim Hunter.
• Visitors with . Mr. and Mrs. Tom
McDonald .were, Mrs.' Bert Thompson of
• .Culross, Mrs. Barry Burchell and Stephanie
of Wingharn, Mr. Jack W'hytock, who at-
tended the Presbyterian Service on Sunday,
• and also Judy McDonald of Oran,geville.
We are sorry Mrs. Weir Eckenswiller is a
patient in Kincardine hospital.
Zambia: addresses meeting
"Faith and Action was the theme of the
afternoon devotions led by Mrs. Horace Ait-
chison, Mr's. Harry Bateman and Mrs. Gor-
don Wall of 'Wingham, when Maitland
Presbyterial -met inLucknow Presbyterian
Church. The evening worship; led. by Mrs..
Wm. Beirnes, Mts. Howard Baker and Mrs.
Jas. Smith of •Molesworth focused on "Faith
and Assurance".
Mrs. Robt. Arbuckle introduced Grace
Richardson; who spoke of her work as a
teacher in the Sakeji Boarding School in
Zambia, where children of missionaries are
• .prepared for higher education. She,spoke on
the school'^s motto II Timothy 3;14 "But -eon
tinue thou"; and illustrated her: talk on the
school program with slides of activities..
On behalt of the Presbyterial, Mrs. Doug
(rPherson presented. an honorary
iernbership to Mrs. Jno. Stokes, Belmore.
Special music at both sessions was provid-
HAPPY ANNIVERSARY
June 6th
15 Years is a long time
When you are young!
LUCKNOW DISTRICT
COMMUNITY CENTRE
OPEN DATES. AVAILABLE
FRIDAY
June 7, 14
July 12, 26
SATURDAY, JUNE 8
Paul Calhoun and Mary Ann Ritchie
SATURDAY, JUNE 15
Harold and Jessie France
FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY
June 21, 22, 23
Kinsmen Summerfest
SATURDAY, JUNE 29
Phylis Hickey and Robert Hanson
CALL THIS NUMBER BETWEEN
9:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. ONLY
528-3532
ed by Mrs. Frank Hawthorne, Mrs. Wm.
Henderson, and Mrs. Ronald Forster sing-
ing trios ,accompanied by Mrs. Bruce
Raynard, all of•Lucknow:
A short "In Memoriam" service was con-
ducted by Mrs. • Jas.' Patterson of Gorrie.
/Prayers were -offered by Mrs. Joe Boron,
Kincardine, Mrs. Elmer Jeffray, Belmore,
Mrs. Ross Cumming, Ripley, and Mrs.
Larry Welch,/Bluevale.
Mrs. Gerald Gibson, Brussels, Mrs' Jno.
MacDonald, Teeswater; Mrs. Evan Keith,
South Kinloss and Mrs. Glenn Haldenby,
Kinlough reported with enthusiasm on the
sessions of the Hamilton and London
Synodical. Other reports were given by Mrs:
Gordon Wall and Mrs. Harry Bateman both
of Wingham, and Mrs. Ewan MacLean of
Ashfield,
Mrs. Elmer Jeffray• invited the
Presbyterial to meet in Belmore in 1986.
RENE & AGNES DELBERGUE (Lucknow)
and
MAGNUS& BETTY VOISIN (Formosa)
are pleased to announce
the forthcoming
MARRIAGE
of their children
VICKI & STEVEN
Wedding to take place
FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1985
at 3 p.m.
ST. AUGUSTINE
ROMAN CATHOLIC
Open reception will be held.
in Lucknow
LUCKNOW KIN
SUMMERFEST '85
June 21-22-23
MEN'S :& LADIES' SLOWPITCH
TOURNAMENT
Friday 9-1 Monte Carlo Night
Saturday 1-6:30 Summerfest Gardens
Open
Free Movies for the Kids
Garage Sale At Arena
Beef Barbecue at 5:30 p.m.
Free Dance 9:30-1:00
STAR SPINNERS
Monte Carlo Licence No. 993861
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