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13Y LORRAINE McGUIRE
Visiting with their grand-
parents,
rand
par ents, Mr, and Mrs.. Ray
Hamilton,. on "Friday evening
and. Saturday were .Jennifer
and Amy Hamilton of fanov-
er.
Mrs, Stewart MacLean of
Paisley was a dinner guest on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Black and family.
Ms, and Mrs, Ron Mc-
Guire and Christopher visit-
ed on thanksgiving with Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Reeves and
Susan of Ripley,:
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs:
Ray Hamilton and Wendy
over the Thanksgiving holi-
day. were Mr. and Mrs.
Russell Tout and. Susan of
Kincardine and Andy Hamil-
ton on Sunday evening and
LUCKNOW U.C.W. UNIT 3
CONTINUED FROM P. 10
from the Workshop on Lead-
ership held in Teeswater.
Mrs. Bradley read the invita-
tion from the Dungannon(t
Christian Fellowship Church
to'their meeting in Brookside
School later this month when
Mrs. ' Shirley Martin of At-
wood . Will have a display of
crafts from Overseas Count-
ries.. The money made from
the sale of these Crafts will.•
go back to .the craft makers.
• . Plans were made for the.
lunch to be served following
the;evening; AnniversarySer-
vice at which the - Walkerton
Choir will be present;: plans,
were also made for the Anni-
:versary ,Fowl . Supper
O obet
Pith: The `eol1ection
was taken, also the collection
- for the ' Blanket Fund, and
dedicated by 'Mrs ,Cook
Mrs. Harold Treleaven
chaired the meeting,,. Mrs.'-
`W'ilbur Brown read the 'scrip-
ture, and Mrs. Neil MacKenl,
zie gave the prayer: Mrs.
Elleda Wightman gave an
eicellent topic ori ;"Thanks
giving". She had a tape
recording of a. piano and,,
organ duet by Mrs. Norman
Wightman and her daughter
Marilyn, "Jesu, Thol Joy of
Man's .Desiring". She" also
read a most interesting letter
from her son who is touring .„
Italy:
Mrs. Jack Wraith ,.gave a
reading. Closing :.prayers
were by Mrs. Treleaven and
Mrs. Cook. The committee
served a tasty lunch:' and a_
friendly visit was enjoyed
with a cup .of teas
Mr, John Creech of Pine
River on Monday evening,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mc-
Guire, •Brian and Nancy and
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Black,
Fitness. s fun.
Try some PiIMC11Pr7[TI011
Joyce and Jim spent Sunday
evening with Mrs. Robert
Engel, Marilyn and Robbie'
at their cottage at Lurgan
Beach,
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Hard: Surface
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after ‘p.m.
528-3432 during day
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1uchnow Sentinel',Wednesday, October 11, 1978—»Piga 11
Colborne Township's 13th. Annual
CHRISTMAS COUNTRY FAIR
Sala of Arts, Crafts and
Country Baking
at Saltford Valley: Hall
mile north of Goderlch, east off Hwy, 21
Wednesday, October 18-10 w,m. tot p.m.
Saturday, October 21-10 a.m, to 6 p.m.
Tea -Door Prizes --Admission 25° 810°
SPECIAL: artist Mona Mulhern, silversmith Robert
Stoddart, gollfivog dolls by Joan Pope, pine furniture,
pottery, Colborne Township's Country Crafts etc.
LAST NIGHT THURS. • Oct. 12th
ONE SHOWING 1 P;M.
"CORVETTE SUMMER"
PLUS'
IRISH NEWCOMERS
STARTS FRIDAY OCT. 13th -oNE WEEK
FRI,&SAT. 7&9
SUN. - THURS. ONE SHOWING 8:00 P.M.
G.ddk Hawn
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OCT. 16 -OCT. 21
For This Feature Presentation We'll Be Open
7:30 P.M. to 1:00 P.M.
With The Entertainment From
8:30 P.M. to 1:00 P.M.
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