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On Tuesday, August 7, Marj MacLean'
accompanied the 4-H leaders, Fran Elphick.
and .Mayme Wilkins on a tour of the
members' • gardens. Mrs. MacLean judged
the gardens and home beautification pro-
jects.
As'a special outing, the Clover Valley Dirt
Diggers accompanied by Mayme Wilkins
toured the, gardens of all the members of the
club on Wednesday, August 8.
The members also saw Marj MacLean's
garden and her flowers which are beautiful
and 'yell maintained. •
Donna Arnold then conducted a crossword
puzzle on last meeting's material.
Liz Wilkins conducted a scavenger hunt
using weeds and all members.. did very well.
Thle members then went to Fran Elphick's
home toview her garden After practising
th
club
enibersareju
LOCHALSH
by Kae Webster
member make her own strawflower corsage
to wear at Achievement Day.
The members were reminded to bring
their finished books to Frans by. August 15.
Visiting with Rhetta MacLennan on .the
weekend was her daughter` Florence Mac-
Lennan
and her friend Marion Mock, both,
of Kitchener.
Visiting with Finlay and Margie MacDon-
ald on the weekend and attending the annual'
e judging of vegetables, Fran helped each
South Kinioss
TRINITY
by Bell Hackett
Walter and Doris Broome of Norwich, Jim
and Frances Broome of Wingham, and Rose,
Diane and Pat Broome of Lucknow . visited
recently with Reg and Freda Broome.
Visitors with Tim and Allie Reurink. for
three weeks are Tim's younger sister Annie
and Hendrik Maat, daughter Wilma and
friend, of .Holland. It is their first trip to
Canada.
Marie, Janet, Joanne and Sharon Wilkins
hosted a shower for Joanne. Hakkers at
Brookside Public School on Sunday after-
noon. Joanne is marrying Bill Wilkins on
September 1.
Congratulations to those folks from our
community that took part in the Dungannon
Fair events on Sunday, with antique tractors
and horses.
Also. congratulations to Brenda Hackett
who was second runner up in the beauty
contest.
SOUTH KINLOS.S
by Ruth Buchmeier
The neighbours •on the 4th concession.
honoured Bob and June. Gilchrist on the
occasion of their 25th wedding anniversary
on Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Gert de Jong. Gerda de Jong presented.
them with two chaise lounges. A nice lunch
was Served and both Bob and June thanked
the 47 attending.
Alexander Dickie spent a fewdays last;
week with.. his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Ira Dickie, while his parents, Denver . and
Brenda Dickie were on a vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. William Dickie and Krissa
attended the Wood Show in Durham last
week where Wiliam had one of his chests
chosen for display.
Blanche Needham spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Needham of Corunna.
Visiting with Jack and Blanche Needham
are Jean Rattan of Northville, Michigan, and
Mrs. Tom. Smith, : Ryan and Stephanie of
Hawaii.
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MacDonald reunion Was Margie's.twin sister'.
Pat of Detroit tiMichigan, and . her daughter,
Kathie Robson of Grosse Point, Michigan.
Dorothy . (D,A.) MacLennan had her
daughter Margaret (Peggy)' Heffernan of
London and: her son Finlay MacLennan
visiting with her .on the weekend.
Mrs: Barbara i Shepperd of Paris (Five
Oaks) was . home, on the weekend with her
parents, Charles . and Mayme and her •
brother and sister Kennie and Elizabeth:
Congratulations ,to Finlay,MacDonald on
making his one hundred mile walk a week
ago. He reports he didn't haveany after
effects.
holds 'Taient4Night
The August meeting' of South Kinloss
W.M.S. was a special Family Talent Night.
Nancy Maclntyre was hostess for., the
evening which began with a pot luck supper
in the church hall:
Music by Blanche.. Needham, . Harold
Campbell and Ira Dickie was enjoyed as the,
families gathered: Rev. Allison Ramsay gave
thanks.
There was good participation in the
program with the president, Mrs. John
Mowbray presiding. Mrs. Don Bell: led in the
singing. Mrs: Harry Lavis gave' a reading
and Mrs. Lloyd MacDougall conducted a
bird contest.
A thoughtful poem . was read by Mrs.
Schmidt and Mrs. Ted Collyer told an
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amusing story. - • x
Leonard Clarke was{ aecompanie by his
wife, Wilma, on the piano as he sang, arid
Harry Lavis played a few selections on his
mouth organ. • •
Duncan. and Andrew Mowbray gave their
own action _ version of 'a nursery rhyme.
Mrs. Steer's solo, Bless This House, was
very uplifting and she was requested to also
sing; His Name is Wonderful, • with all
joining in the chorus.
Rev. A. Ramsay, then dedicated the choir
music bookcase, designed andconstructed
by Ira Dickie. It was presented for dedication
by . Mrs. Don Bell, choir leader. .
Next was a pleasing ; duet. by Mrs. John
Forster and Mrs. Don Bell accompanied by
Mrs. Leonard Clarke.
The offering was received and dedicated
by Rev. A. Ramsay.
The president spoke -of the 50th wedding
anniversary planned for Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Lavis to be held in the Parish Hall
September 8.
Mrs. Nancy Maclntyre gave information
on the copying machine that . has been on
trial and the . congregation will ` have a
meeting to consider purchasing it.
Olive Needham read the epitaph she had
composed. Frank MacKenzie sang the solo,
Blessed Assurance, accompanied by Mrs.
Leonard Clarke.
Mrs. Jack Needh- •-n thanked the hostess
and all who had shared their talents for the
good program.
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Cecil. and James Webster of Waterloo,
sons' of Wellington and Kae Webster have
now returned to Waterloo after their two
week .holiday.
Finlay MacDonald had his steam engine in
theparade on. Saturday at' Mildmay.
About 2S neighbours and friends gathered
, at the home of Ross and Jean "MacKenzie in.
Goderich to wish. then; welt in their new
home, after -they had moved,:fram the farm.,
Ross and .Jeari were given a patio table and
four chairs,. Betty .Mone ief organized the'
affair, which took, place on Friday. evening.
A number of .4.e Dan . MacDonald clan
'stayed at the .McDonald: home in -Lochalsh'
on the weekend, ;
Congratulations to Elmer and -Edna Culb-
est on the sa*ear'rival of their new grandson,
Richard J:aines who, . when he waswelcomed.
into this. world, tipped the scales at nine
pounds, five ounces.
The, proud parents of this.booncing baby
boy ate Mike and., `Bxeinda (Culbert) Lazette
of Kincardine.
Sunday visitors th Mr. and Mrs. Gordon;
Robb were thele- daughter, 'son-in-law and
grandchildren, William and Irvin and
family. i Shirley'
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