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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1982-08-18, Page 12whLlechuwch now* Luclmow Sentinel, Weanestlay, August 18, 1982 --Page 12. 11111111., Local residents attend institute anniversary By Valetta Emerson . Fred Fella of Toronto was a - 'Wednesday caller -on Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tiffin. Mrs. Agnes Farrier and Mrs, ►tussel McGuire on Thursday attended the 85th anniversary of the founding of the Women's Institute held at Galaxy Ballroom of the Constellation Hotel, Tor- onto. Approximately forty mem bers of the Johnston Clan. gathered for the Johnston re- unien at Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Johnstons for their 31st reun- ion on 'August 8th Relatives "came from Windsor, Exeter, Goderich, Dungannon, Port Albert, Teeswater, Wing= ham, Listowel, Milverton, Gadshill and Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McBurney are to be in chargeof the 1983 'reunion. On Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Rob Lamb of St: Marys and her brother James , Taylor and wife, and James and Jennifer of Ottawa ' called to view the manse' where. Mr. and Mrs. Lamb are to be student preacher residents. Mr. and Mrs.. Stanley Chisholm of Milton ' accom- panied by • Mt. and Mrs. Merritt Henderson of Missis- sauga were callers on Friday on Mr. and Mrs. Victor Emerson. Mrs,Marian Olson and Mrs, Nina ;Gail Richardson, Heidi and Molly of Livonia. visited on Friday.. with Mr., • and Mrs. Fred Tiffin and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Emerson. Whitechurch and Brook- side played ball Thursday evening at Whitechurch park with umpire Allan Miller. Brookside lost. Cheer leaders were Kevin Falconer, George Lubbers, Donnie and Steve Irwin. They play again at ' Brookside Monday evening August 16. Mrs. Walter Moore was in London on Tuesday to visit her mother, Mrs. Moore and a sister in Victoria Hospital. Her mother was not in good health and the sister was soon going home. Whitechurch W.I. curator meeting was held on Wed- nesday, Auguat 11 at 8 p.m. in the hall with hostess Mrs. Tom Day: The meeting op- ened with president, Mrs. Agnes Farrier, conducting the ode, creed and Lord's Prayer and extending a warm welcome to all. The minutes and financial statement were given by sec- retary treasurer, Mrs. Russel McGuire. In the minutes it • was revealed where the late Mrs. Jean McInnes had be- queathed $26 to the White- church W.I. to pay for a Life Membership certificate. She also left a note attached to her will asking that if Mrs. Agnes. Farrier had the quali- fications 'for a. life member that it be given to her on account of the close relation- ship she had with her mother the late, Mrs. Eunice Gilles- pie. , Mrs. Farrier had the quali- fications. 'So the W.I. be- stowed the honour on her. The W.I. purchased the Branch Life Membership Badge. This was presented. to Mrs. Farrier by Mrs. John. A. Currie 'with 'Mrs. McIn- nes' daughter, Mrs. Hast- ings present. Roll call was your favourite quilt pattern. It was decided to have a book case made for the 22 books: s. Stephen Tiffin sang the Boys Song, which he sang at the Walkerton school music festival where he won first prize. His brother, Dean also won first prize for his song, Father's- Sea, in his class. Both were accompanied by tape recorder. Mrs. Farrier- gave an In Memoriam serM►ice for the late Mrs. McInnes. Finlayson enjoys western tour By Kae Webster . their homes' 'in Fort. Nelson, British 'Colbumia. Lorne and Maxine :Luther attended the Old Time Fid- dlers Contest in Shelburne last weekend. Mrs. ' Dorothy Finlayson has returned home after a couple of weeks in Alberta and British Columbia. Mrs. Finlayson was in Calgary to attend the wedding of her son, Ian and did quite a lot of travelling throughout Alber- ts and British Columbia be- fore returning home. Mrs. Janice McCutcheon of ' Lions, Head was at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Robb for a couple of .days last .week. Elizabeth Wilkins, daugh- ter. of Charles and . Mayme Wilkins, has been working at Five Oaks this past week. Jack and Marion Srnith of Dungannon spent an evening recently at the home of Wel- lington and Kae . Webster. On Tuesday evening Allen:, Irwin and his son Kevin of Oshawa called to,see his aunt and uncle, Mayme and Char- les Wilkins. Mrs. • Wilkins' mother' and brother, Mrs. Stella Irwin and. son .Lloyd of Kinloss also called on them. Mrs. Florence -McDonald of Victoria,' British Columbia, and her son and wite, Barry and Marilyn McDonald and their two boys . of Thunder Bay, 'visited fora few' days with the Elphick families. Ross and Jean MacKenzie had two oftheir sons, Bob and Kevin' MacKenzie of Toronto, and Ross' sister and brother-in-law, Bill and Mar- • ion Barrett of Scarborough with them on the weekend. Visiting with Finlay and Margie MacDonald , for a couple of days ' were Mrs, Anna Mae Chilvress and Margie's twin sister, 'Mrs, Pat Murray, both of Detroit, Michigan, Tom MacDonald, son of Finlay MacDonald and Alec MacDonald, son of David MacDonald, have returned to Jamboree '83 *from page 2: son. .Pam 'Agnew, Ronald Bushell, Kim Cooke, Susan Cooke, • Chris Cook Jr,.. Marsha Alton, ' Barb Helm, Robert Austin, Mrs.. W. J. McCullough, Jean Hallam, Duncan Farrish, Gord Craw- ,ford, Helene Alcock, Murray, Gaunt, Terry Merkley, John McIntosh, ' Nelson Hodgins;; Mrs. Russel Whitby, -Bob McLean, Ken McDonald, Ripley; Jean Crump, Wing - ham; J. M. MacDonald, Ron- ald Irwin, ' Frances Smuck, Ruth' Emberlin, ,Hugh Nous - ton, Mr. and. Mrs. Victor Kannapin,' Jean Crump, Bruce Martin, Mrs. Norman S. Calvert, Donald MacDon- ald, Jim MacKinnon, Barb- ara Stanley, Jean ;Crump, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Willits, Mrs., George Fisher;' Ross and Pauline Rife, Mr. and Mrs. George MacGregor, James'. C, Reed, Douglas MacKinnon.' Donald Mac- Donald, Robert W. Andrew, Shirley Cooke, Jack McQuil- lan, Ada J. Crick, Mr. and Mrs. ' J. M. Bain, . Allan Johnson, Marion I. Cann, Jean Crump, Lloyd' Taylor, Muriel Pearson, Elmer Smeltzer, Eileen MacDon- ald, Bill McCreath, Donald MacTavish, Bonnie Taylor, Art and Diane Short, Marion I. Cann, Donald MacDonald, Murdena Robinson, R, Iron - side, Joe McMillan, Ray. Breckenridge, Ken 'teddy, Don Gaunt, D, M. Bell, Donald C. Maclntyre, Paul BaecHler, Shelia Hall, Marj- orie aryorie Young, Mary L. Macln- It was decided to give $10 to the Gideon Bible Society whenever a member of the W.I. passes on. The motto, History is the fabric woven by mankind on the loom of time, was given by' Mrs; John A. Currie. Readings, The Country Store and Grandmothers of To -day, were given by Mrs. Johnston Conn. Several quilts were on display. Quilts past, and present were shown by films by Mrs. John A. Currie. The meeting closed with singing 0 Canada. Lunch was served 'by Mrs. Don Ross, Mrs. .Russel Gaunt and Mrs. Dan Tiffin. Mr, and Mrs. Wallace Wilson of West Wawanosh visited. Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Victor Emer- son. Mr. and Mrs. Ted McClen aghan of Kitchener spent the weekend and Mr. and Mrs. Moore of Ottawa, former store keepers in , the village, were Saturday visitors with Miss Mildred McClenaghan. George McQuillin of Tor- onto was a Sunday visitors. with Mr. and Mrs. Bin Pur - don. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Purdon spent a few days last week with . Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Gaunt, Jennifer and. Graeme of Chatham. - Mr. and Mrs, Glen' Sinna- mon of Wingham were Sun- day visitors with Mr. and Mrs. E. W. ' Beecroft and Karen. Mr. and Mrs. Walter El- liott attended Jeffery Elli- ott' 4th birthday party at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Elliott Brussels. Mr. and Mrs. Barry El- liott, Ryan and Kyle attended Jeffery Elliott's 4th year birthday party on Sunday at Brussels. Last week Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Laidlaw. and Mr. and Mrs. Orland Irwin were on a motor trip to North Bay and. around by Manitoulin Island and to Tobermory . by Chi- cheemaun. Visitors on Sunday with. Mr. and Mrs: Wesley Tiffin were . Mr., and 'Mrs. Hugh McMillan of Sarnia and Mrs. Isobel Tiffin of Lucknow. Services at Chalmers 'Pres- byertian Church were con- ducted by' Rev. W. Hender- son of Lucknow. He will also conduct the service on Aug- ust 22. Mr. and Mrs. Joe , Du- charme of Goderichrecently visited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Laidlaw. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Iv win of Port. Carling visited lastweek with his ' son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Irwin and Michael. " M .''Mary 'McClenaghan arrived ' home on. Saturday from. Plattsville where she had been visiting for 'a week with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Moss and ''amity. Visitors with Mrs. -Cassie Mowbray for a. few days last week were Mrs. ' Elgin Pur - don and her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John Woods and Bobbie of Detroit. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Paul Falconer and Aaron of •Brights Grove, visited with her. Jack McIntyre 'of Wing - ham, Mrs. Clara Cleghorn 'of Wingham and Mrs. Isobel Tiffin of Lucknow • visited with Mrs. Cassie Mowbray and her company from De- troit last week. Mr. and Mrs. David Ligh of Elora spent the weekend with Mr.. and. Mrs. Keith Carson 'and family. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Em- erson, Darlene, Sharon ' and Brenda of St. Catharines arrived on Monday to visit a • few days' with Mr. and Mrs: Victor Emerson and friends. non; Mac Kinnon, Russ But- ton, George Chin, .Delores. Cross, Doug Hamilton, John Guss,• Dr. J. Bradley, Terry Rathwell, George Beaton, George Sillib, Nancy Gibson, Mary Lee, Ray Buchmeier, Ruth Savage, Willard Down- ey, Mrs. Gordon C. Mont - pinery, Floyd Milne, Joyce Johnstone, Clayton Baird, Delbert. Wilson, Marianna Porter, Bud Hamilton, Ted Collyer, Doug Hamilton, Ben Chisholm, Robert Clarke, Bili Percy, Murray J. Wilk - en, Doris Humphrey, Barb- ara Dickinson,. 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