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Hi-CSponsor Pancake Luncheon
A;MBERLEY NEWS
at Reids Corners ;n the. Sunday.
Sehool room;:of:Pine River United'.
Chinch on uesday of last week ...
Dinner was. •served at •noon
• Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Lowry are
the proud parents of a baby, daugh-
ter born to there at Wingharn and
District Hospital on Tuesday
March sevente'enth . ' • Congratula-
tions are extended to them. .
After the•'.service ort Sunday, the.
• Hi -C of Pine River United Church
served: a pancake, luncheon.
• Communion service was'held
• ., 'at Fine° River United •church. on''
Sunday. A boys'' choir -sang two.
fine ,numbers'. Joan Ferguson was
organist ,for the service.
The rna.ny friends of Mrs.
James:Cour:tney and family
extend their deepest sympaty
urine
who was a former resident of. '
the second concession of Huron.
Mr. Courtney was a member of '
theTine River Male Quartette
where he gave able .assistance for
many years.
:Crows,.robins and Wild' geese
have been noticed recently des-
pite, snow• squalls and high snow
banks which are still:in evidence
The only access to A'mberley
beach at the present is'by:walk-
ing through,snoiT-drits.
'EUCHRE PARTY'. .
• The Hi -.0 of Pine River
United Church: held a euchre at
'Arnberley Orange• hall on 'Monday
evening: of last week. when .fifteen
-...__.,ra_bles were in play.. aigh.prize •
"fdr'ladies was won by h'rs.`'Rims
Shiells . High far gents was w.on '7
by. Don Paquette . who. also. won
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M.rs. Marion 'Liddleand family
of A mberley left on Saturday of
last week ,for Orlando, Florida ,
where they will spend a week with.
»ars.: Liddle's parents Mr. and .Mrs.
Lorne Reid. • . •
VISIT IN N:A"NITOBA •
:Mrs: John C.. Hill'and, son
Jonathan are spending the Easter .
holiday week with Miss Lynn Hill
of the "Pas" Manitoba,. ,
Mr. and.Mrs..Cliff'Geddes of
Kincardinewere. callers on Sunday
evening with M.rs, Wm. .Courtney
after visiting with their daughter
Mrs. John be .Ruyter. at Clinton
hospital , :where a new grandchild
was born recently: . .
�_.A_t:t:end'i rig the Curling__Bonsp-i-e-1
in; Windsor at the.week end. were
J. S ; Robb , • 1\'r•. and Mrs. E1'mer
Smeltzer, Mr. and Mrs. Gary
'Courtney and Mr. and 'Mrs . 'Jim
a' prize for having the nea st• West of Ashfield
birthday... Harold Thompson was'
theoldest player and Gail Messen-
ger fh'e,you-ng-est-player ;both.
r,v.eceied' prizes,. Farthest from
home that day was Murray Wilkin
who -was also' a n he,.pria€
winners •
A District'•Drrectors.' meeting.
of the •Women's institute was held
;arch Meeting Of
Ripley S�ciety:;
'he Ripley and District Hortteu-
ltural, Society held their Meering
an Tuesday, March 17th at 2 p, rrrs.
at the horse of Mrs. Earl Lohnes.
The 'president,, Mrs. George
MacDonald welcomed' thp.mem ..
begs and guests and the meeting
opened with .0 Canada and the
Lord's Prayer. •
The, correspondence'.was read
he -p o-grai n i-cewed
foT the •District Annual at Clinton,
on April 18 . • ,
The quilt .project was discussed
The flower: blocks in.1iq,ui.d em-
broidery were lovely .and work is .
continuing on it. e
, 21 -Members answered the roll
call which' was answered by. the
naming of a provincial premier ••
and..his.province .
Mrs.. W. J. MacKay read a .
poets called "These Things T ,•
Prize". , : r�•
The'•convener for the prograrh.
was hitt ,, Orville. Finlayson . •She
gale• inforrpa.tion on the pitcher
plant, •the 'floral errlblem of
New foundla° d-. -Rite the•-► a°ll'ed •
on Mrs.: Walter Farrell .who had.
the topic . / She 'spoke •on house
plants•dividing then- into 3 groups,
flowering -plants, foliage plants.
and gift plants.requir'ing special.
.care. She closed with a..oern
"If you :bave a Garden;' and •
fron-t a.-seleeti•on-of-p-lalit slips slie
donate .the soc'iet.y. realized
$1.65. '
trs .Fiitlaysorrr conduc- ed a•n.
interesting and amusing flower
contest
Mrs. O1iver,MacCharles offered;
to supply theTbulletin, Horticult
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CLASS PARTY
The class of nursing assistants•of
'Wingham and District Hospital had
a St. Patrick's party at the horhe'
of Janice Wall on Tuesday even
ing."
PROPERTY 'CHANGES
Mr. and Mrs. 'Jim Rutter have
moved to their home in. Wingham.
Last week.M•r: and Mrs. 'Ben
Troyer and family of St.. Mary's
m.o_ved• to=the_Rurter-far_kr -,—
Mrs Peter de Boer and Hilda.
were at London'on'.Thursday for; .
a check-'ip on Hilda's eye.
Mr. and .Mrs; Gordon Wall
'visited on Wednesday with Bob.'
Ri.chardson'and Dan MacKinnon at;.
Walkerton,. . '
9gon ratulations,to Mr. and Mrs.
.
Michael' Collins (Sharen Moffat)'
.who were married in LuclCnow
Saturday.
Relatives from this community.'•
ural :Judging -Sta-ndards-to-a-nyt ne-=-
who had not received one.
Mrs. 'Baas Van der Hook thank-;.
-d--•tt•ee-Irgsress- id l ugra-tix- omit•
te,e and the meeting.:closed.with
the Queen and`Grace..
The next meeting will' be held
on Tuesday. 'April 21.
attended the Collins=Moffat wed-
-ding in Luc kno w orr Saturday,:
'Dianne Huffman of Langside was
flower girl. • •
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Mr. and.Mrs.' Dick McQuillan
were in Tdronto on the, week -end .`
They attended the confirmation
of their daughter'Lynda.on Sunday:
Lynda returned home with them •
for the winter holiday.. .
FIRE DAMAGE•TO'HOME
The home of Mr and Mrs.
Hugh Jansen was damaged by fire
and water=on-Wed-Eiesday-about
six p.m. when it was' noticed
'that the roof onthe south side.of
the . house was. on fire. The Luck
`how Fire Departmentanswered
the call. MA chimney fire: earlier
'in the day is thought to have
.caused thedimbreak. A 'large •
hole was burnedin; the roof. '.
Langside Sunday,Scliool will
begin on April 5, at :1 p. ni . with
church service at 2 p.m.
. 'Mrs . Doug Simpson'has been a
patient in Wingharn .and District
`H sp�it� fo�sever l e:e°ks�'•V e
wish her improved health. .
` .It is .rnaple syrup'time'again.
Jim 'Young .tapped lr.is trees='la-st • '
Wednesday. ,
; . Mrs; John Top fs a patient .in
Wingham and Distrct Hospital:
.We 'wish her. a speedy recovery:
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