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Church to celebrate 146th
Members of the
Kinlough
Presbyterian Church
were busy house-
cleaning the church
in readiness for the
146th anniversary of
the church on May
31.
The Youth Gmup
from Teeswater
served lunch follow-
ing the Sunday
morning service at
Kinlough
Presbyterian
Church. The pro-
ceeds, are going for
their r mission trip.
Some of the
Kinlough youth
attend this group.
On Mother's Day,
Don ' and Betty
Bushell enjoyed a
visit fromd�
Janet and Kurt
Neilson whowere
on their way to the
cross country races
at Auburn where
their son was com-
peting.
In the after-
noon, Don and Betty
Kph
iv Errs Ialla.V
visited daughter
Shirley and Glenn
Mostar in Port
Elgin. They all then
travelled to Owen
Sound to visit with
granddaughter
Leslie Morningstar.
Camping and
opening up the trail-
ers for the holiday
weekend seemed to
be the topic of con-
versation. A covered
wagon convoy trav-
elled
rayel ed the surround-
ing
area on the long
weekend to camp
and have a good
tune:
Jessica and
Makenna Haldenby
spent last week with
DJ in Toronto while
he, college
at Hurber.
Erlma Haldenby
visited with Jean
Schneller in
Wngham last
Friday afternoon.
The past week
was a good one,
weatherwise; for
farmers to work
their fields.
Stanley Farm
Equipment at
ICinloss held their
consignment sale of
farm supplies and
machinery on.
Saturday.Sara and
Raven Haldenby
arrived from
Cochrane on Friday
for a visit with
Maids and relatives:
They returned home
on Monday.The
Kinlough
Presbyterian Church
held their service on
Sunday and wished
their minister, Rev.
Harvey Osborne, a
speedy recovery fol-
lowing surgery on
Tuesday. Some of
the congregation
Witte -
cued the baork chop din-
ner on Sunday .� in
Teeswater.
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Congratulations to
Christopher Fischer and
Jackie Miltenburg who
were married on
Saturday at the beach at
the end of the Zion
Road in Ashfield Twp.
A come and go recep-
tion followed at the
h Kinkiss
iv ma siginow
Calow Masonic
Lodge.
The WMS spring
rally was held May 25
at the Lucknow
Presbyterian Church. It
started with dessert and
a book display. Rev.
Susan Samuel, of
Kincardine, spoke on
her mission trip to
Taiwan.
Sympathy is extended
to the family of Donna
Carter. The funeral was
held at South Kinloss
Church on Thursday.
Sympathy also goes
out to the family of
Orville Elliott who has
passed away last week-
end
WI meet at the home of Muriel MacKenzie
The May meeting of the
Kinloss Kairshea WI was
held at the home of
Muriel. MacKenzie in
Wmgham.
The meeting opened
with the institute grace
followed by dessert and
coffee supplied by Muriel
and Joan, with the help of
Gladys and June.
Irene read a poem "I am
Canada" and welcomed
everyone to the culture
meeting.
The opening ode and
Mary Stewart Collect
were repeated followed
by the Scripture. on the
ascension of the Lord.
The minutes of
meeting were read and the
treasurer's report was
given. Members were
chosen to attend the dis-
trict annual. May birth-
days told jokes. The roll -
call; a custom that is
unique to Canadian cul-
ture, was answered by 14
members.
Sharon took over for
the program reading '101
useless facts about
Canada' and two poems
"On Father's bay" and
"Hanging Baskets".
Andrea gave the courte-
sies and the meeting
closed with '0 Canada'
e Lucknow
Presbyterian WMS
members met at R -villa
in Ripley for their May
meeting.
Lois Farrish wel-
comed everyone and
read aPtem on mothers
and had a prayer.
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had the devotions from
Genesis entitled 'And it
was good'. She then
read a poem 'My
Mother'.
Norma and Mae
Raynard nerd . asked every-
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selves and name their
favourite flower. A live-
ly singsong followed
with many favourite
hymns suggested.
Joyce Johnston
thanked all who he
and read an article wr it-
ten by Dale Evans .on
aging.
Miel Moffat had the
closing prayer and. Lois
read a poem for grace.
A time of fellowship
followed.
A :business meeting
followed on the patio to
plan for the
Presbyterian- erian- at
Lucknow on May 25.
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