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...,.. �'r: 'AUGUSr>r8, 19513
PLANS .
1EFO
E. N I�,A�,
(KINLOUGH •
NEWS),
The H.W.I. Met in the '
:Holyrood on" Thctrsday ,eve
with Mrs. Jim Smith and
Morley Bushell thostessess;
• further plans •were made f
. Centennial celebration at
rood on August' 10th. It w
,tided. • •to add,rnd re. suppl
the hall kitchen, Members
urged to attend the Gardan
aChieyement day• an August
at . Walkerton, ,also • the
'Bruce. ;bounty ;,rally at '
• ampton bn August 16th. The
trict President,' Mrs,, J, E.
cif Kincardine •'addressed_.
Meeting and said ..that- T 'ol
• was.. the first branch that �h'ad
invited° her to attend their Meet.
mg.'She expressed' her pleasure
in being present' and gave credit
to ,the W.T. '•in all i.ts'` undertalc-
.ings as it emphasizes the • motto
"For Horne... and '.country". As
true Canadians' w.e.sho.uld always
get. (behind our .•,Dominion ' Day
celebrations. Of our ten. provinces i
all'. celebrate but Newfoundland
and • for them• it '' is "•a day
.mourning as' they .comrnerno
their many servicemen ;wh•o
their lives in the Great •
• She said, "Let us ,pu,blieize
country. A ,stone' dropped in
pool .givesone splash :but *in
Marcy bubbles and ripples an
is this way .;with the ' W.I..•
-early `pioneeraZ.a here in..
• '. hope for .a abetter place : tb. 1
They. have left us: a''.herit
Let us:. preserve ;it` for the p
ent and future, generations;
'are .all menirbers of the .Comm
wealth :and •I • Would.. urge e
memiber .to have:' .a 'pen pal
'We may explain Canada, giv
a. true .. picture . of .our- tour
She 'also asked -that people.
• gracious, to newcomers • in
Country: and ,`speak'• of them
New Canadian's, ' riot D:
Thousands• have come ,to :Cana
bought .,farrns and •have prii
themselves good. citizens.. M
, oret?h;y MacKenzie 'of Otta
�racation i in. Kincardine s
'rte ,R.:w w3•^� ",�.', ,� .,,. i'43
t ,.,x
it,was er pleasure: to atten
S.bcial Se]rvi,ce Ctot ference in .
onto recently and -a great edea
• emphasis : was - placed on prese
frig' things , owned. and used
the early settlers. At a ret
visit' to the 'museun' at. Sou
ampton she' gave the WI: gre
credit for . this. Mrs. E. Smit
' burst frcn >lialton !County .a
.spoke briefly. Mrs. 'P. A. 1Vlurr
gave a demonstration on fan
• smocking. and showed •: several.
• lovely articles. Mrs: Wesley' Guest
presided for the.. program. solos
by Mrs. Wm. MacPherson, Jr.,,
:`The.• beautiful garden •of pray-
. er" & •Mrs. • Jack Hewitt, "Mighty.
• like a /rose"; . the motto, , `Home.
• is the golden, setting" • was given
by Mrs. Jack: •DeWitt. She re -
...called._ happy .days, of early child-
hood' spent iii the 'tome where
the 1ov of mother shone above
• all else.: No matter. what befalls
• 'us' we �nnot ..lose • he heritage
• 9f a od 'Horne: and fainily1 in
' God's. beautifttl . world, During.
the •evening Miss ' Joan S'ultton
•' . took several pictures of the ,group
-,".'and individuals'. Refreshments
were served. •
Please keep in mind the ten
tennial ' at , :Rolyrood. on 'Friday.
• evening of, •this. week, .Aug. loth"'
'and everyone is invited to attend
,this party, • ' '
Mr..' and Mrs, Ed Thompson of
•Calgary visited during •the' week
with. Mr. and Mrs, Ale*. Percy:
• Master Keith Matilde} spent
` the past week at Fonthill.�.
Miss Sandra • Percy has been
holidaying at , Iancjver; and. Sauble.
Beach. . a ,
' ' , Miss Mary Joan,l;app of Wing
.(ham visited during . the week
With Joan Percy, , .
• "Miss Sharon Wall spent the
' Week -end with Mr; and Mrs. Wm..
Wall, • .
.,Miss _ti._._. _
`-. ea"`Jai eran arbara For-
ster of Ii,ipley spent this week
"with -.11 rs..JJ. W. Colwell. ''
Misses Lenore Slessor and
_._'Glenna `Campbell visited during
the. • week with Evelyn Nichol -
'
ISE LITCKNOW SEN
TI1�iEL, LUCKNOW, • ONTARIO
it fall ,fracturin
g her arm,, is spend-
ing' a while with her daughter,
Mrs. Jaek ,Hodgins,
Miss Evelyn Nicholson is visit -
ing at, the home of Mr, and Mrs,
hall at ''Harold ,Slessor, Glamis,
ening Mr, and M. •Bert :Nicholson,
Mrs. Karen, Allan and Lois visited n'
when $ visited on
or• the
Holy-
aS de
es to
were.
.Club
21st
South
`�outlh
di:s=
Rowe:
the;
rood
unday .with Mr. and Mrs. Gle
,Ca
nnpbell at Arriberley.
We 'are, sorry. to • report the
Mrs: Frank Maulderi has been
Y of l:
rate
on Sunday, '
Mr. and Mrs, • Arthur' ,Graha. ,.
and Mrs. Dorothy Thompson mot-
ored to Northern Ontario this
week. ,
and Mrs. Tom lied.gins . at-
Mr.
tended the wedding of.•their niece
a at Preston on Friday.
n !Mr: Dofald H'aldenby of the
Bank k of
Montreal, I r
1 1. W
alkerv%lle,.
t i has been vacationing at the borne'
of his 'parents, Mr: t.and Mrs. N.
' (Ted) Ha d
� ) _1 en
t i Mr, and, Mrs: Sarn Stanley .ef
.Huntsville
confined to her^ home this week
We 'hope _she will soon °be : ou t
again, -
The Anglican W,A, .. ill . e'•
m e�.
ire the church on Thursday, after-
noon• writh, Mrs, Wrn. Cox host-,
ess, ,The '•'program. conveners are
IVM'rs, J'ini Smith: and Mrs.. Ralph
Hi . •.
successful Vacation Bible
School was• held at I.irilou �h last
It
week, Ail achievement. night w• s
held.: ,en Fri g a
daY. eve.ning i;ri the
Anglican church with a program
and display,., of work `arid certifi
oate5. were presented: to pupils
attending :4 or ;five days. . • '
,Messrs,' Russell & Percy Bari'
of Toronto 'spen t the week -end
at their.borne here.
Mernbers of 'the Per•cy family
here held a, picnic a:t •Kincar dine
by.
visited • here during
'e week. •
Mr, ,and. Mrs; Ardel Mason of
'Con. 4 visited ' en Sunday even-.
ing with Mrs J.''W. �Colvell.'
•4n Sunda: evenin the e Inem-
°b.r ,ti
�he
s of the , A.�',P,�., were e,nter-
tairied at the Rectory;:,Berrie, by
Mr. . and ' Mrs. J. A Palmer. and
Ted;'I'laris were: .Made .f
. or the:
special 'A Y.P A... •service on Sun,-
day morniing next. ' •
Dinner guests with .Mr. and
Mrs. Jaynes Hodgins. were Mr.. &•
Mrs, Wrn. Cox, Re',. Benson Cox!
and Mrs.. Ada Hodgins of. Detroit.
• Recent visitors with' Mr.. and.
Mrs, Jaynes Hodgins ':were Rev:
L. • C. Honderrok and son Miami.
lost. Ross. Mon:.
Wars
our '
to a
akes
d• it.
'hie
the.
iye.
age.
res--
We �on-
ach
that
ing,
try.'
be
our,
as
P.'s:
da,
ved
iss.
wa,
d : a"
Tor -.I
• of
rv-
by..
ent
th
at
l-
Iso
ay
cy
Florida; Mr.; and (Mrs 1R c'
• ` Mrs. Wesley Thompson of Her-.
Vie, who had the misfortune to
crief of P.eteriborough, Mr.. and.
m ; Mrs. Ed iiarrison of Winghom &
1Mrs. Cliff Borthwick .of St. Cath-
arines. ,
Mr. and .1111xs, Arthur Haldenby
of Toronto, Mgrs Earl Thompson
and son Harvey.. of Colborne vis-
ited:.over the week -end with Mr..
and Mrs. `W. E. Haldenby and
other relatives,
Mr. Wellie Tvveedy of Hamilton
renewed c
a .quaintances here dor-
ing the week, •
Messrs.. Ross, Kenneth • and
Walter Yates 'of, Windsor spent
th,e week -end. with 'Mr�. • arnd Mrs.
R•oy Schneller and. family. ,
(hitend'ed F r Last' Week)
•
Th •
e
Pre
sb
ter'
ran
,Y W.M S, , met..
?at the home` of 'Mrs. John
merson on Wed'resday ''with .Miss
Joan •Sutton reading•.the'scriptiire•
,and giving the 'Meditation on 'the
lite •of Hannah. Mrs. Alex `Pert
,Y
gave 'the, prayer., Miss Margaret'
Robertson gave the •life of a mis-
sionary, Geraldine Greer. `Abide'
was. the .word' for the roll ,call.
Further arrangements were made
for the 'Vacation Sehoc1: w1VIrs.
Lyman ,Sutton .was•: in charge''of
the following program; readings
were given •by Mrs. 15utton, :Mrs
Frank Mau'lden, :Mrs. Perry Hod -4
•
•
gins; M•
rs, John Barr, Mrs. Tgrn�
MacDonald, Mrs, Eddert Bushell;,,
Mra. Mark Johnston • and Miss
Elizabeth Scott and Miss Winnie
Percy.. A missionary lettei frons
Mr. George Malcolriri. of .Taiwan,
Formosa, was read by Mrs. Win,,
Mac
Pher'
son and one.. ion Mips
Jessie Gordon of .the, azne "place
was. read . by Mrs. Alex Percy.
A .Feading,' "A Child" was given '
by Miss Joan Sutton, Mrs, Fr •
Maulden thanked the •Hostess and
those taking part in the program.
Suitable hymns were sung during'
the meeting which closed with
the •Lord's prayer' andlunch was
number from here. attended
the
reception for Mr, . ahcl. Mrs.
Jack, Barr.: Theyreceived a 'gen-
erous purse of money,
Mrs. Gertrude Walsh spent a •
. day ri
dun .,g the week with' r.ela=°
tives at Listowe],
• • Mrs:: Wn3r-Bushell, Lucknow •
spent a: fe v days y With. her sister,'.
Mrs, J. W. C:olwelh •
Mrs, Smith, whb has (been
spending a, while with,her sister;
Mrs. James Hodge,returned to .
St. " Catharines during , the week:
We are sorry to report that
Mr.- Jack Hewitt.had, the miser .
fortune to fracture his leg.
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'4
.thicken Beef :Burgers
1 pound ground beef • 1 10% -oz. cancondensed
t cup chopped onion chicken gumbo soup '
1 tblsp. ' prepared Mustard 1 tblsp, catsup •
Brown mitt and onion. Add other ingredients, saltand.'pepper. to .taste; `. • ••
Simmer over low heat about. 30 minutes. Spoon into 6-8'toasted, buttered buns,'
garnish. Serve at once with ice-cold Coke! Coca=Cola puts sparkle into all your';
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6 Bottles
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