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LANGSIDE NEWS
Peter de Boer ;had his right hand:
injured on Wednesdayafternoon
when it was caught in his corn
Picker. . ,His thumb was taken off
at the knuckle, and the bone at
the end' of the third finger was
•
crushed His injuries might have
been more serious if the shear pin
had 'not cut off. His friends are
sorry to hear of his' accident and •
wish him a speedy recovery. He
is a patient in •Winghamt and gist-
ric:t-Hospital
The committee of,the Langside
Community Hall met at 'tile home.
of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wall on
Saturday evening. Plans were
made, fora Community Christmas,
Concert in the Hall on Saturday ..
evening December. 9. Card
parties will be .held in the .new
year... .
Lynda and Barbara.McQuillin.and
Don Nickel of Toronto spent the
week -end with Mr. and Mrs,. Dick
McQutllin and Ronnie.
Miss Emma. Richardson and Grab-
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rab-` am Moffat returned on Wednesday
from a" visit with Miss .Margaret
'Moffat in Toronto.
Edna Wall of London was 'an over
—nrg1 guerst cif /Vf rion Wall on 'Sat
urday:
Mrs, Art Hodgi.�s
Honored By Friends
CULitOSS CORNER.. NEWS
On: Friday afternoon a.group of
friends and., neighbour. gathered ,at •••
,the home of Mrs. Art.Hodgins:to
honour her before leaving the 10th•
to rnake'her home. in Teeswater,
Mrs. Midford 'Wall .waschairlady
for..a short ,prograrnme of readings
and chnrPsrt ' 'Mrc 4n.p4
read an .address to Mrs.. Hodgins
after which Mrs. Ernie Hanna
resented' her with a lovely pole
lamp and some money. Mrs: Hod-
gins expressed;her thanks for. the
kindness shown' to her/
Following is the Address:
Hclyrood, Ont.
'Nov, 17, .1967.
Dear' Rose:
We are gathered here this after
noon'to spend a •social time with
you -before your; leaving out comm -
unity to snake Your home in; Tees -
water .
ees-water..
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You have Wort the respect of 'us'
all and the affection of our •'
children: You. have 'proved your-
self
our-
self a good neighbour and have
'shown your willingness to .help. at •
all times. '•
We wish for you good health and
happiness in your new home. •
Please accept•t.his gift as a token
of our esteem from your neighbours
and friends.h'ere. Come back often
1 .
won't .yoU'�
• Sunday visitors with Mr. and .
Mrs. Torn Stewart and boys•were: .
Harold•H'aldenby and .Geordie of
Sarnia and. Bob Smith of Goderich:
Sunday visitors with Mr', and Mrs.
James Haldenby and girls were Mr`,
and. Mrs.. Art Campbell and farn.ily
of Kincardine;. Mr. and Mrs. Glen
Bolte and .farnily:,.of Downsview.,
and Mr. and lobs. Oi11 'Burt and
:family of Kinlough '
We are happyto r.eport.thal.N; E.
(Ted) Haldenby"had'returned
from Kitchener-Waterl
oo hospital
g at
and is convalescing his home.
Mr ' and Mrs. Ross Gray of:Blue-
,vale.spent Sunday afternoon with
Mr. and Mrs: Midford Wa11r
it Mr, and *Mrs. Tom Hackett of
Ashfield teturned, to their home
after spending a" few days at the
home of their•d"atighter Mrs: Mid-
ford`Wa :
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PAGE, P,IFTEEN
"You never had to worry
about retirement"
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Not this happy couple! Many . year ago,
Bob invested in a Sun. Life Retirement In-
come policy and, now that he is '65, he will
be receiving from Sun Life a $400 cheque
every month.: And when Bob dies, his wife
willreceive two-thirds of this amount each
month as long as she lives, ' • '
Chances are you too may look forward"to
manyhappy retirement years. Follow. Bob's
example. Why not give me a call today?
IuAM; :J." KINAHAN
R.R.2 Lucknow
Phone Wingham '3S7=19$7';
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Property History Gif en A�'W,1. Meeting,•
Sold b�0 Of Dean McLeod's Books
The . November meeting: of ICair-•'.
Pension Fund
ea4V-.4. a ,• -ursdaa re.r. Mrs Farish Moffat took the chair
noon at the home of, Mrs. Allan for the programme'.` Mrs. Currie'
MacIntyre Nineteen -members an- Colwell.gave a Very interesting
swered the roll call telling the first ''eport ,on' the County Rally held.;in
owner of their property and the ye, rupley.•and Mrs. Lloyd•ivlacDougall,
their home was' built: Many had..
searched out old :records. Crown:
.deeds showed farms t:aken'up; as
early as '1854. and many 'of the large
country homes were built a:hundred.
years ago. An interesting will;
found. with_ papers was readby Mrs,
Donald C. Maclntyre. Seventeen •
members had broughtbaby or child•
hood pictures•whicti,made a most
interesting guessing contest,
Curator , Mrs. Hughes, :asked for
help in compiling a summarized
historyof our community ••which
is needed for bringing the Robert -
history of
obert-historyof Bruce'•County :from
the first edition up to:1967., Merri'
bers offered to assist with writing
'sand typing: • .. ,
The 4-14 Achievement Day for
the course "Working with Wool",
will be held in Lucknow o:n Decem•
bet 9th.' • '
As Centennial year is drawing. to
a• close Mrs; C. Roulston read a
detailed report on Kairshea`s Cent-
ennial project, the publishing of,
Miss Dean MacLeod'S poems, F
Seven hundred .'copies have been
'printed and around Six hundred
sold, The cost•of'publishing now,"
being realized it was decided by,
a ballot vote to give Miss MacLeod
the :remaining books. Anyone
wishing copies,may purchase them
from Miss MacLeod or at the Sent-
inel Office.:
ent-inel.Office..`
In the committee :reports,; Mrs.
Frank MacKenzie reported on'the
At Nome •and the 4H trip she had
to the Royal Winter' fair. Mrs. F.
Moffat read a poem on the making
of soft so: pioneer style, Mrs.. •
aience Rit 'i'e` reported', on the
•te recently held concerning the
M nnonites and the, Canada
'reported on the area Cotive/ntion' in
Markdale •The guest speaker,' Miss
Angela Arn itt of Western'• Univer-
sity, was praised highly. •
Margaret,: ,Norma and. Marilyn'ne•
`MacIntyre and Anne. Colwell staged
a play'with ;their dolls. '
Courtesy remarks 'were. given. by
Mrs, Gordon Wall: Lunch was serv-
ed by the hostess and
directors Mrs:: E. Moffat ,and Mrs.,
G. Wall. •
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South Kinloss
YPS Reorganize
KINLOSS NEWS.:.
Rev..' R. 'MacLeod held •a re -organ•
izatton: meeting for the. Y. P.S in
South Kinloss church on Sunday
'evening. Last year's eXecutive
were rettirried to. office., President -..
Jim •MacKinnon, Vice -President -
Bruce ColWell. Secretary Waiter.
Dickie ands Treasurer - Mac vI3c-
I'nn,es.
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We are glad to, hear that Brian
'Keith w,ho'was very ill in. Wingham
and District 11ospital last: week is
much, improved..
Gilbert •ITaniilton is a patient inR:
Wingham and -'District Hospital',ry= , "
Betty 'Harnilton'of Niagara Falls
was home for the week -end.
Mr: and Mrs. Ira' Pickle and
William spent the week -end at
Hope Bay. Mrs: John Dickie return-
ed home with them'.•
The annual Parent's Night for 1st;
Kinloss Scouts will be held in the
Scout Hall on November 27th a,t.
,8:15 p. rn : 'Lloyd Ackert will show
pictures :of his •Europealrt