The Lucknow Sentinel, 1991-06-05, Page 15a
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The expression on this high jumper's. face makes you wonder what is going through his mind Is be
competes during the recent track and field day at the Lucknow District Christian School. Do you think he
cleared the bar? This photographer will never tell! (Pat Livingston photo)
Cora Barr is honoured on her bfrthday
Glen Haldenby returned home
from the Wingham and District
Hospital on Wednesday.
The Pentecostal Young People
had a W" L a thou on the beach at
Lake Huron on Saturday, ending up
with a wiener roast at the 6th con.
corner.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Barr held a
family gathering on Sunday in
honor of Cora Barr's 89th birthday.
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Present were Cora of Pinecrest
Manor, Lucknow, Mr. and Mrs.
Morley Bushell of Wingham, Mr.
and Mrs. Russell Barr of Aurora,
Donald Barr of. Waterloo, Mr. and
Mrs. Gareth Turner (Cynthia Barr)
of_. St.. Catharines, . Mr. and Mrs.
Gary Fair (Jeannette Barr) and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Van de
Klippe (Susan Burr) and family of
INLOUGH
by May Boyce:
Kincardine, Michele Hodgins and
Murray Barr of here, Mr. and Mrs.
Alex Percy, Winifred Percy, Mr
and Mrs. Glen Handenby of here,
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Brooks of
Listowel and Bill and Brian Percy
of here. We all extend best wishes
to Com on her special birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Detrick Douglas
(Marilyn Bushell) visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Barr and also with
her grandmother, Cora Barr at
Pinecrest Manor Luck otv.. Derrick
and Marilyn flew `from Edmonton
to help her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Motley Bushell of Wingham cel -
&urate their 40th wedding anniver-
sary.
Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Laming and
baby were here from Western
Canada owing tothe illness of
Herman Laming.
Edna and May Boyle and Dorothy
Anderson spent a day with Jean
Hodgins, of Wingham and helped
her to celebrate her birthday.
Ruth Wilson returned home from
the Wingham and District hospital
where she was a patient for a few
days. .
Visitors on Sunday with Nina
McDonald were Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Guest of here. and Essie Bloomfield
of Paisley.
Nina McDonald and her sister
Essie Bloomfield spent a day at
Wiarton with Mr. and Mrs. Ron
Young.
Miller family: visits with Farrells
Janice Miller, Rachel, Colleen and.
Louise Miller of Thoe visited
on Saturday and.. Sunday with Jack
and Janet Farrell of Purple Grove.
Janet returned with them and
attended the Synod of the Anglican
Diocese of Huron. at - Altkouse
College in London on Monday.
Janet and Jack Farrell helped
celebrate the Tiverton School
Reunion on Saturday, June 1, a
good place to renew and visit the
school chums of yesteryear.
The Barbecue pork and lamb
supper will be at the Purple Grove
Community Centile on Saturday,
June 8 from 4:30 to 6 p.m. Tickets
can be purchased from Courtney's.
Feed Store in Ripley or Finnies or
Farrells on the 10th concession.
Everyone is invited to come.
The Ripley and District
Horticulture meeting will be held at
Bette MacLeod's home for a
potluck picnic at 6 p.m. on
Wednesday June 19. Katherine
Collins is in charge of the program.
A number' of residents front
Purple Grove and district attended
the Community Choir program in
Kincardine Sunday evening and
enjoyed 68 members from the
Ripley schools choir with their
eunPtE GROVE
singing, also the adults who practice
faithfully during the yew with their
songs.
The Purple Grove W.I.: will meet
at Cheryl Bridge's home on
Wednesday evening at 8 p,m. The
roll call will he answered by a
donation to the Purple Grove
Community Centre with an article
beginningwith the first letter of
Jour name.
Gladys : , Arnold and Juanita
Fletcher attended the Ontario
Genealogical Seminar at Kingston
on May 24 to 26. Joyce McEwan
and Doris Bradley provided the
transportation. This seminar was
the 30th anniversary of the Ontario
Genealogical Society. During the
evening program several awards
were given to members who had
provided outstanding services
throughout the years.. Gladys of was_
them
one who is a chatter
member , and has spent many
previous years with the Bruce
Huron and Grey Counties. Gladys,
bein , a lady of many words,
the many people for the
Five Star Qttilters Guild meet in Teeswater
award and ' for their help in the
Genealogical ,field. Following the
close of the seminar, Joyce took her
mother to- Retort 'to- her --sister
Olive and her husband Hector
Knight.
Visitors to help Don McCosh
celebrate his, birthday were his son
Richard, Mary Anne Kukoly,
Gladys Arnold, Currie Colwell,
June and Earl Elliott, Joyce Farrell
and . the girls, Don Chadbourne,
Gage and Joe Harnick, Sherri and
Ian Elliott, Carol and Sonny Roy
and their twins and Bettor Scott.
They all had a piece of cake, Other
callers during the week were Ruth
Galbraith, Listowel, Eleanor
Hemingway, Brussels, Rose
Kosktimp, Brenda Gervin.
Teeswater and her mother Audrey
Currie, Durham and Dianne
Clifford with Christine, Megan and
Julie. -
Lorraine Kerr is home after
surgery and feeling fine.
Janice Needham's shower at St.
Andrew's United Church on
Monday evening June 10 at 8 p.m.
Call Marion Gamble if you have
news for Purple Grove column at
3954692,
The Five Star Quilters Guild held
their May. meeting in Teeswater,
with 31 ladies in attendance. Rose
Wadel was the hostess.
Barbara deBeer presided with
Lorna Lang giving the minutes of
the last meeting.
The coming events included the
fact that five quilted articles arc to
be at the Milton Museum by July
29; the quilt show is August 9, 10
and 11 and picked up by August
12.
Muriel MaccKenize and Barbara
deBoer have agreed to paint a sign
for the Five Star Quilters Guild,
Nellie Brock was the winner for
the quilt lottery.
The Lucknow ladies made a large
quilt and the Ripley ladies made a
quilt for chanty.
Quilt tickets for.
a large single
quilt . and two pillows, in the
Cathedral window pattern, will be
drawn at Teeswater Pair,.
Doris Bushelldemonstrated the
reverse applique and gave out pat-
terns for pot holders,'
0
Muriel MacKenzie . dis laycd: a
°Celtic applique quilt top.
The June 26 meeting will be a pot
luck lunch in Lucknow. Aelembers
are to bring a quilted acle, appli
gtie or pieced. Hostesses will be
Joyce IVIacnoriald and Jean White,
Warren and Marian Zinn
To celebrate this occasion, family
and Mena will be;welcumed at
an Open House on June 16, from
3:00 'to 5:00 and 7:00 to , 9:00' pm
at their r home in n uc wiow. Let
your presence be their treasured'.
ghk. Coe tulaiiuils from your
family.
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Birthday Club
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11:MINDER
,Residents of the: Townships of Ashfield, Colborne,
Goderich,, Stanley, 'the Town of Goderich, and the Village of
Bayfield:
YOU are invited to the- second discussion on WEST
HURON COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT; there will also
be a presentation on similar initiatives in other areas.
JUNE 6th, 1991
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