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PAGE ELEVEN
— KINLOUGH and -DISTRICT
Mrs, Roy Sehneller returned •to
the home .of Mr. and Mrs. Donald
• Earle. at Ingersoll after spending
a• few days* at her home ' here.
Mr. Floyd, Stanley was holiday-
• ing in LD,etroit,.
, •
. Mr. and Mrs. -Dan 'Tollefson . of
Islington- spent Easter with her
parents Mr, and Mrs. Ezra Stan-
ley, Miss Sharon Stanley returned
with them for a few • holidays.
Other visitors with .-Mr. and Mrs.
• Ezra Stanley were Mr. Leonard
• Stanley • of Kitchener, Mr. Larry
„. Stanley, Mr:..and Mrs, R. J. Kaake
,of Walkerton, Mr, and Mrs. Del -
Pert Stanley of London, Mr. and
Mre. Rae Stanley and family of
• Kinloss, • • .
. • Mr, •Donald Barr, Mrs. •'Jack
Barr and Susan spent Monday
with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Barr
and •Darrell at Scarhoro, •
Mrs. Clare Sparling and boys
of Walkerton . visited .one aay last
week with her parents ,Mr. and
Mrs. George
.
The Evening Workers met at
the home of Mrs. Harold Halden-
by with Miss Edna. Boyle in the
chair. Mrs. Ronald Thacker read
the Scripture. which was .the Eas-
ter - story, • prayers • followed. .The
• Moira roll call was "An. Easter . Verse."
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Mrs. Doh Gillespie and Mrs. Har-
old Haldenby were appointed to
assist with a social evening tO. be
held later.. Mrs. Harold Haldenby
• favoured with a 'solo: This being
a devotional 'meeting, all mem-
bers took 'part in.' the Easter pro
. . gram, • which closed with ,.prayer:
• A delicious lunch; was served by
the hostess. The next Meetingwill
be held at the home •of Mrs. Tom
• Hodgins and wi1lbe work
ing; , ' • .• . - '
, Howard. McGuire of Guelph
•. . spent Tuesday with lMr. and Mrs.
APRI1.6.
George Haldently..
Nothing to buy. See your Regina dealer and ask - Mr. & Mrs': Keith McCarter; •Pe -
for yourofficial entry bink. No nbligetion-
ter .,;and- Mark of Wallaceburg
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and Electric
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k fox, believed to be rabid, was
3t• in •Walcerton recently. •afte-
ring the posse of hunters quite
Chase, •H.
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visited over' the holidays with Mr:
and • Mre. P. A. Murray., :
Mrs. Arthur • Phillipe • of ‘FOnt7
.hill spent a few, days ^ with her
father: Mr. J.. R»Lane and with
'Mr. And Mrs. Frank Walden and
• Keith. •
• Mr. and :Mrs. Lprne me/her;
Larry, Murray and • Kent Of Rex -
dale .spent Easter with 7Mr.. and
Mrs. P.: A. Murray, ••
Mr, and. Mrs. Norman..Fry and,
tamilY . of . Brampton visited'. on
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Easter with her parents Mi. and
Mrs: William E. Haldenby.
Mr. and Mrs: George 'Haldenby
left on Sunday for Ottawa where
George is employed for the sum-,
mer months by the Standard Pay-
ing Co. • • ,
• The APril meeting of the HMI,
was held at the home of Mrs.
William Kempyp, Mrs. Lyman'Sut-
ton 'presided and the- meeting op-
ened with the Ode and the Mary
Stewart Collett.. Thank you notes
were. read .from • Ken RouLston;
winner of the trophy for public
speaking and from. Miss: ,Belle
Ross of London, acknOwled&gi a
'Christmas 'remembrance, The roll
call was the payment .of 'fees.
Mrs. Raynard• Ackert reported On
the Holyrood 4-H group who vis-
ited the Pine River. Cheese -fac-
tory, Mrs, Jim Smith reported on
the . District Ddectors ..nieeting
which .was held at Clark's Church
on March, •1,7th. Each Standing
committee convener gave a . re-
port, cultural :activities Mrs.
Elwood Elliott; resolutions — Mrs.
Morgan ;Johnston; historical. re-
search 1VIre. Perry. Hodgins.;
public; relations. —• Miss Edna
Boyle;. auditor's report .-- Mrs.
Wihiam Eadie. The :slate of of-
ficers which was, presented by
Mrs. Frank Maulden .was incom-
plete. Mrs. Ed ThornpsOn- wap con-
'vener and readings were given by
Mrs. Tom Hodgins and Mrs, Per-
ry Hodgins.. Miss Jean Sutton .con-
ducted a• kitchen contest A lovely
lunch was. 'served 13y the ,hostesses
Mrs. William Kempyn • and Mrs.
Tom Hodgirt.s. • . •
Mies. Tillie' 'Kraemer, Mr. ' and'
Mrs.George ErneWein of, Walker-
tOn.:visited on Saturday, with Mr.
and Mrs. Peqy. Hodgins.
Mr., arid Mrs. • Ralph Haldenby,
Billy and. Ctiszinie 'visited on: Sat-
urday • with • his- parents Mr, and
Mrs.• William E. 'HalderibY,. .
The W.A.-villmeet on TInirs-
day afternoon at the • home .,;iof
Mrs. Tom Hodgins,
. Mr. .and Mrs. Chris Shelton and
Mr and 'Mrs 'Roy Graham were
in Toronto on -Friday where Chris
• had medical. attention following
recent. eye . surgery
• Mr. Keith . Maulden accompan-
ied Mrs. Arthur. Phillipe. to Font -
hill. Where he visited for a few
days.. ; . -
:Mr. and. Mrs. •Herman 'Fisher
,
and fanuly of Benmiller and Mary'
Ann McEwan of .Westford visited
•;
with .Mrs. John. Bushell.: .•
•:Allan Fisher of Benmiller visit-.
ed: with the McEwan boys. at.
Westford. • . :
CanOn , R. W... Stump and Mrs.
Stump. of Walkerten were reeent'
dinner .guests ' With •Mr. and Mrs,
James Hodgins
Visitors during 1.the- week with
Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Lane -were• ,
Mr.; and .Mrs. Everett Lane, Ter-
ry and Barbara of. Chatharn, Mrs.
Campbell Brownand children of
Watford,' Mr. and Mrs. Harold
CongrariC of Wingham and Mr,
Nelson • Webster • of Windsor:• : ,
Mr. and .Mrs. James, Hodgins'
had a party ' on 'WedneedaY for
the great grandchildren.. • Those
present were Janet, Shirley, Bruce
and • Betty. . Ann , Ronnie
Gilleepie, .Tammy and • Michelle
Hodgins.
••Visiters 'during the week at.the
Hodgins, home were Rev. 13escin
. Cox, Miss May. Boyle, Mr.'. and
Mrs; Perry Hodgins, Mr. and Mrs.
Art Hodgins, Mr, and Mrs. Geo.
Haldenby. .
Mt. 'Ronnie Gillespie spent a
few days at Seaforth,
• Mis Winnifred Percy, Jean and
Maw:Percy visited on Thursday
at Kitchener.. •,•
Miss • Jeannette Barr • visited,
with :her grandparents Mr: and
• Mrs. Gilbert Hamilton. ..
• Visitors with Mr. R. Lane,
Mr, and 'Mrs. Frank 'Matilden and
.Keith were Mr. Nelson, 'Webster
of • Windsor, Mrs. Jim, McEwan
of .Kinloss; Mrs. .Jean White: of
Kincardine.
Dinner • guests with Mrs.. Toni
Hodgins On Sattirday evening •were
Mr: and Mrs, Howard Thompson,
Mr, and .Mrs. Victor Gawley of
• Purple Grove, Mr. and Mrs.' 'Bert
Nicholson . and Lois Mr, and Mrs;
James Hodgins, . ,Tammy 41c.
Mrs. Shirley Sampson, Diane,
Sandra' and .13rent of. Bracebridge
Ontario has alfth6 bigness, all
the variety for one of the most
Axeiting 'vacations of your life,'
Ontario covers 41,5,000
square miles, packed with fast
cinating things to see. Likeold
castles and-c,athedrilerart gakl.
• !cries, and long sandy beaches,
red -coated Mounties and mag.
iiiiicent wilderness, cannons
and charming side -walk Cafes,
a
, .
eeo •; 7.; 10k.
Your' Ontario is a stirring,
• exciting place: Take this sum..."
• mer to explore.
Par niore information write,
Ontario Department 'of f
Travel, R oorri 270'
0. Parlianlent
lids,Toronto,
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HONOURABLE .IAMES AULD,
Ali/aster
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Emerson-Gignac-Nuptials- Satur'day
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(WHITECHURCa.NEWS) "
• Mr. and Mrs. •Eldon Emerson,
who were married on Saturday,
April 4 at .2 •pan: in St, Ames
Memorial Ronan Catholic parish.
hall by Rev. L. O'Malley In- a
double ring ceremony, will take
up residence in an apartment at
Penetanguishene, 50 Maria. St.,
following a wedding trip to Niag-
ara Falls.. The groom is the son
of .Lila Emerson, Lucknow R.R, •1
and the bride,' Diane Dolores Gig-
nac, is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Cleo Gignac of Sudbury.
The .bride's' gown was street
length' and a white nylon organ-
za'. Her elbow length veil fell
from a *headdress of sequins and
pearls. She carried a bouquet of
red roses and White Linums. The,
bridesmaid, Miss Connie' Desro-
ches, a nurse at Penetang Hos-
pital; wore a yellow satin street
length dress, yellow, shoes. and
• carried, a bouquet of - mums . and
carnations. , •
Mr. Roger Gignac, brother of
the' bride, was groomsinan.
• The Bay. View Restaurant, Port
McNicell was decorated with yel-
lew mums for the wedding din-
ner. The head table was centred
with a 3 -tier wedding cake. The
bride's mother wore .a navy blue
suit • with White accessories and. a.
corsage of • white mums. The
groom's mother were a brown and
gold dress with corsage of white
spent a few days with Mr. and
Mrs. Bert •Nicholson, Allan and
•Lois. .
We are sorry' to report that Rev.
Canon R. W.. Stump is a patient
in Sunnybrook Hospital, Toronto.
Next Sunday the 'Anglican Ser-
vice) will be held at 11 a.m.
•
mums. .
Following this, a reception was
held at the Knights of Columbus •
Hall, where. dancing was enjoyed.
Guests were present from • Luck-
now, Whitechurch; Sudbury, Col -
Ragweed, ,and Penetanguishene.
For travelling Mrs, Emerson
chose a pink dress, navy coat,
with white hat and a white cor- •
sage.
KINLOSS
Jatk Lockhart . of Burlington
spent a few hays .of the Easter
vacation with Mr. -and Mrs', Geo.
Locidiart, returning home with .his
grandparents, , Mr. and Mrs.' John
Lockhart on Thursday. • .
Donald Campbell and Jack Mac -
Innes . enjoyed an- Easter holiday
in Kitchener and met Miss Helen,
Campbell at IVIalton on her re-
turn from Jamaica.
• Connie and Heather :MacKenzie
spent their Easter vacation with
their grandmother, Mrs. Rowe, at
Exeter. , •
• Mrs, Dorothy MacKenzie . and
family •of Teeswater visited. Sun-
day at the home of Mr. .and Mrs.
Allan Graham. • • •
Mrs. Allister. Hughes is :attend-
ingl the Synodical in London this
week,. . • .
Mr. and .Mrs. Harvey MacDou-• .
gaill of Owen -,Sound visited Sun-
day with Mr.. and Mrs.. Lloyd*,Mac-
Dougall and. Grace. •
• . Mr... .and Mrs. Tom MacKen-
zie' and Bruce, visited/ with Aandy •
MacKenzie in, London and with
Toronto relatives' during Easter,
week.' Mrs. MacKenzie, attended
the 0.E.A. while in Toronto.
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