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Lochalsh correspondent sends
New Year's greetings
One year, 1!nistahor, M weeks, 311
no matter how you look at it, it is
a long time. Along enough, nd,
tist really e things�e
should have dune, and se at to do, sod
would have done if we hadn't been so
But now we have a new yew ahead of
us. One year to live a better life. Twelve
months to spend our neighbours.
Fifty-two wed in to make new
friends and to cement our friendehips.
Three htmdred and sixty days to
pray for a better world.,
MM God's help we can do it.
The community and 1 wish you all a
Very. Happy New Year.
Gordon and Nora Robb had their New
Year's dinner in Ashfield township with
their daughter, son-in-iaw, William and
Shirley Tarix and family.
Finlay and Margie MacDonald had a
few friends in on New Year's Eve to see
1909 out and 1990 in.
Kae Webster had her Marr, Atlee.
Wise of Ridgield, Ohio and Cecil and
James Webster of Waterloo with her on.
New .Ware. Cecil and Atlee as usual en-
joyed being out on their snowmobiles and
once made their goal to go to
Goderon thew snowmobile by along
the beach. They made the round tripin
just over three hours.
Gordon' and Pat Jones and children of
Thorndak' Vent the New Year's, weekend
• with Barry and Betty Jones
Max and Helen iteligling and Wally.
had their NewYear'ar in Goderich
at the haver of 's mother, Marcella
Barry Jones , enjoyed . their.
New Year's ; r :- in Bervie with Glenn
and Hazel Jean McLand and Percy
Griffith,
Bruce and Louise Miller of Palmerston.
were up, to Kincardine, ital on Thurs-
day
hurs day to see .Rhetta MacLennan `who,is a
patient there.. The Millers, picked. up
Manion :blame :t 1c her to .Kin
cardirie with, them.. '
•
Lola Bridges now -operating Huron and
'Bruce AutO Glass ,annd her husband,
Winston, recently moved to Lochalsh and
had Christmas dinner 'Of 18 family
members in their home. Four generations
of two families attended, namely,
Bridges, Turner, .l?iatten. and Gawiitihe^
It , far Iasi weedy
'Holiday • visitors 41tit Charlie and
Mayne Wilkins. "were' tetra 'and Mn
Campbell of Toronto, Barbara Wilkins of
Paris, Bill, . Joanne, Stacey and Ian
Wilkins. and Lloyd '_ Irwin of Kinloss,
. Larry, Janet, Laura and Adam Wilkins,
Jack, Sharon; Timothy and Matthew
Wilkins and Herb and ; Marie Wilkins all:.
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of Asblield towAlan, Janet and
'Steven Peck Peck Weafthwg, David and
Liz Dadeaa of Ingersoll, Kenny Wilkins
and De bbyr Hansen of .
Some of the family ,ls� wlhh Stella
Irwin at her home in Kinloss.
The community weal We to send con-
gratulations
erngratulations to Janine 'Thompson,
daughter 01 Murray and Janette Thomp-
son, who graduated from Fenshawe Col-
lege.
ollege• in London in the diagnostic
radiographic program. Graduation
ceremonies were hell at the college on
November 7. Janine is now continuing
her education in ultrasound.
During the holidays the Webeters had
lunch With Shirley MacLennan, son Jolnn-
MacLennan of Mississauga and Myrtle
Fella of Whitby at 's home in
.Kincardine.
On Saturday evening the Webstats were
favoured with carol singers
family). We 'enjoyed It very and I
amsure it was also enjoyed wherever
they stopped.
Marc and Helen Reigling and family
had their Chdelmas dinner with Ami
and Barbara Redmond of St. Augustine.
Rheas and Marion Iteclannen enjoyed
their Crristmas dinner with Margaret
Morton at Point Clark..
Finlay and Margie MacDonald had.
„Finlay
hristmas withe, Andrea, Julie
and Michael.: MacD d .nE Kincardine.. '
Your correspondent. • (Kae ' Webster)- .
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wishes. everyone a very APPY• mad
sperous New Year. May all. your is
be small ;ares,
Barry and Betty Jone; had their two
`. ' daughters and sora -in-law, .Charlene ,Jonas
and Sherry and Jim 'Bullard elf Guelph -
with :them for Christmas ,
Bill and Muriel;•.Dow. 'were at their. .
home over the holidays.
On Sunday, Finlay and `Margie Mme- '
Donald had their. Christmas dinner at
• home -with Colin and. Marlene MacLennan
of Markdale, George, Andrea, Julie and
Michael !MacDonald and David
MacDonald.
On Christmas Sunday, the Culberts
Ar .and family had U dila
with FMdte,.and..Breuda , ze tte and
€an'. lr;itr Kinear ,hie
Matrimonial Alterations `
"Agnes married a' self-made•man,
diidn't ',.•
'Yes, but she has • Compelled lana to
make extensive .alterations."
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And: Presented • By,
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DATES: Wednesday, January 31st; 1990-Mnrch 7th, (Inclusive)
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FEES: 845.00 for 6 week session or 810.00 per session
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This course is designed for the professional to increase their
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