The Lucknow Sentinel, 1983-11-09, Page 9south klnloss news
flqjg at South Kfnlossfrom Scotland
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Overnight visitors With Mt. and Mts.
Ptank Mackenzie were Elizabeth M u f het -
son from Edinbutgh, Scotland, and Mt. and
Mts. ken MacPtietsan from Le Roy, New
ot* .
Mt. and Mts. Het/ fluckton spent last
veek in Waterloo with Oeatge and Paved
florktan while theit patents wets in Plotida
attending a medical convention.
1isitats with Mt. and Mts. bid( Motlitiltin
and Ran were Mt. and Mts. Jim Mottisoti of
i rllowdale, Hatveq �mtodimil of 5t. Catlialt-
ines aii�d Otifdoti McOttillin of Satnia.
Saturday evening dinner guests with Mt.
and Mts. Pard Cunningham vtrete M. and
Mts. Howard Heid of Windsor.
Ray Conningfiant is improving in Sttatfotd
Hospital.
baVid Cattet of Walkerton, son at John
and bonny Catte't, is a patient iii Walketton
and bisttict tfutlyitaitt *hoe he underwent
motet sutgety last Ptiday.
Smith I4tnitiss WAWA.
Mts. bonald C. Maelntyte was hostess to
the menthets ors South Kinross W.M.S. in
Baptize infant
at Trinity church
Baptism setvice vras held at Trinity chi/tett
S frday when- tytr°dt 14leanot. darrglttet of
Matto and >~ li-ialvefh Irvin, vias baptrted.
Gtatrdpatettts and ("Met tela`fives visited
with the ftvins after the setvice.
1`Yawrra and Cary 17ichardson jibined Trirrifv
tinit'ed Sunday morning by means of
transfer.
Jim and Violet Srnith and Pill visited
Sunday with Harvey and Petty Ritchie.
HARRISONIt's a girl!
- David and Anne (nee (yrutter)
proudly announce the birth of their first
child. Rebecca Lynn. on October 23. 1983 at
7:()2 a.m. She weighed 7 lbs. 1 0i. and was
bilrttt at Alexandra Marine and General
Hospital in Codetich. First grandchild For
Mr. and Mrs. M. Grafter M Gruelpb. A new
niece for Ifetty and Cord Selenski of
I`dmontori and Leroy f3'artisorl of h,onelon.
wiirtig
Latiliworlitatioiay lea e
boos' Oranges 2. 36-. Shirley's Cirtapefruit
5. 311/2: VVilrna's Pineapples 4. 24: Getda's
l anattas 2. 281/2; Chris' Apples. 5. 27:
bath's Crapes lg.
f-(igh triple. Lois Hodgins 670. P(igh
single. tois Hodgins 2`'4.
Games over 2'4fy: Kathy Todd 200. Shirley
Alan 206. garb Helm 276. barb Tyler 226,
Lois Hodgins r4.
olive Smith had high singie of 190. High
douhie •x-ent ro K . "+'fcCormick with 342
Harry Lavis howled high for the men with
single of }91`3 and double of 338.
Team standings: Greens 17. Yellows .14.
Violets 15. Hues 14. R"eds 8. oranges ,.
iffettiet# ISitotott5r reggae
feats Phillips bowled rhe high single with a
265.
Pat tivirigstoT1 howled the high triple with
a 593.
Games of 200 and over: fessie Joyrot 2'03.
Judy Hunter 21(1. Trudy fioran 214. Jean
Phillips 265. Sharon Culbert 232. Ruth
.fardine 216. Pat Livingston 231. Kay
Crawford 208. 213.
Team points and standings: 'vtexico 5. 26;
Scotland 2. 211.. China 2. 26: Holland 5 26:
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het home November 2 at 2 p.m. The
ptesident, Mts. Pvan Keith, opened the
meeting with a poem, If we were busy being
kind.
The well ptepated BiMe Study, tUndet-
standing atit Emotions, with this month's
subject, fttide and Abomination to Ood, was
pptesented by Mts. P'taset MacKinnon.
Membets tead verses pettaining to this
subject and joined in discussion.
Taking patt in the ptayet tittle vete Mts.
Jahn Mowbtay, Mts. Hatold Campbell and
Mts. James Mutt. the offettoty prayer was
given by Mts. G. Hamilton. The ton call was
answeted by sitteen metttbets.
The tteastttet, Mts. P. Mackinnon tepott-
ed that the allocation M 51115 was almost
met with Ortobet and Thankoffeting giv-
ings.
Mts. Allan MacDougall concluded the
Mission Study on the South Pacific Islands
with a s jrietrdid siimtnaty.
Two piano selections, Pidelvveiss and a
Chopin Waltz by Mts. Jack Needham wets
much enjoyed.
The annual meeting followed
Pot Keble Study the book 1Indetstanding
bur Emotions was used. The Mission Study
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was on the South Pacific Islands. Both
proved very interesting and challenging.
Several speakers brought good messages.
bonations received by the Ladies Aid
secretary and money fot 1eht slips helped in
the renovation of the chutch vestry.
The sum of $61.00 was teceived in
donations to the Canadian Hlible Society.
The nominating committee, Mts. Harty
Laves and Mts. Ted Collyet, ptesented the
sl to of officets for 1984: past ptesident,
Mrs. Evan Keith; ptesident, Mts. John
Mowbtay; vice-ptesident, Mts. Allan Mac-
bougail; sectetaty and ptess reporter, Mts.
1ta Dickie; assistant sectetaty, Mts. Allan
Mactoougali; tteastttet, Mts. Ptaset Mac-
Kinnon; supply, Mts. Leonard Clarke; Olad
Tidings, Mrs. Herb 1lucktoti; Ptiendship and
Service, Mts. Olive Needham; Litetatute
and library, Mts. hituce Hamilton; Histot-
ion, Mts. Harty Laves; assistant, Mts. Prank
Mackenzie; Life Membership, Mts. Leon-
ard Machines; Sunshine, Mrs. Lloyd Mac-
bougall and Mrs. Donald C. Maclntyte;
Horne Helpers. Mts. Gilbert Hamilton;
Ladies Aid, Mts. Hatold Campbell; Baily
bevotions, Mrs. Ted Collyet; Bible Society.
Mts. James Hurt; PPiianist, Mrs. John
Pbrstet, Mts. Vera Schmidt.
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Andtev; supply and welfare, Mts. Charlie
Davies; amnesty, Mts. Gordon Cayiey;
flower committee, Mts. Attnsttong Wilson.
Mts. Margaret P'etgrison convened the
pprtogtam. assisted by Mts. Mex Andrew and
Mts. lyonald Matthews.
Mts. Petgusertr opened with a poem. The
scripture Was read by Mrs. Andrew and th
the meditation by . Mts. Matthews.
A presentation. using imaginary slides.
was given depicting the kind of life
experienced by the women of Palestine at
the time when Jesus was growing up.
A trio David Cavley. Cato/ Ferguson and
Pig Clatk provided thtee pleasing itrsttu-
mental nuttrbets.
Mrs. Andrew introduced Mts. hick Trel-
eaven, who telated a three-week holiday she
and her husband had this fall wlyile
offending a Canadian and Pteneh Medical
convention. They flew to Paris and then
tatoted through Ptance into Switzerland
and on to Monaco, whete the medical
convention was held at Monte Carlo. Mrs.
Treleaven described the country, mountains.
people and customs.
Mrs. Matthews expressed appreciation to
Mrs. Treleaven for her interesting talk.
Mrs. Andrew closed the meeting with
prayer and a social time followed.
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