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LUCISN
C.KNOW', 'ONTARIO.
urtney arded
ithel— rophy
• A man who” was connected.
with the founding of the minor
sports program ;in the village of
Ripley andhas coached a team
each- year - since its .inception,
Elmer Courtney of Pine River
was 'awarded the Mike Weichel:
Prophy: at theannualmeeting of
the Western Ontario Athletic
Association. , -
Mr. Courtney has been active
Riple. y and spends most of his
free time with the youth of the
community.
WEDNESDAY
The-Mike_;Weichel_Awar4 is .._
presented - annually by the
WOAA to a person in Western
Ontario who • has, made an
• outstanding contribution to.
sports 'in 'his community. The.
award was first . presented In
in. • both ball."and—hoe ey in 1953 3 by, the late . ifr-V)eichel.
Brownie News
First we had Fairy Ring and then'
we hoppedour fairy gold intothe
treasure chest.
The girls'in golden.hand and
ladder played games. while the
tweeilies learned to comb and
brush their hair for a ' test: Then '
we had how. =Wow :. Three Brown-
ies
rownies had birthdays. '
Four girls had gone to Guide
meeting and they told the .Btrowlt.'.
ies about 'if. The, four were
Norma , Kathryn , Etta -Belle. and
Mari' Lynn. We closed with
chimes.
liveitin
McFarIan.Family
KINLQUGH NEWS ' . •
on Fr-iela e-� ih,c-O i=
cession neighbours held a social
evening at: the•home of'•lr. and •
Mrs. Ivan McFarlan.who are now •
living near ;Kingarf,.'
The evening was spent' in games
incharge of Mrs. Jack Barr. Mrs.
Leonard,Stanley read. an address
and Mrs: Don Gillespie made the,
presentation of a lovely living
room clock to Mr. and Mrs..
Ivie-Fa-rlan anda travel c400k io
Rece-pton hea
For Newlyweds:
KINLOSS NEWS
tery, Sectional meeting held at
--• a.ngside:.on- 'h'u: sday_afterrioin
Nine :ladies' from. Ka.irshea W.I.
attended 'the short, course Furni-
ture 'Facts ,
urni-ture'Facts, in Lucknow on Wed
, nesday ,
Mac-IMiadinnes returnn 'd 'last
Week from 'a vacation .t'rip.through
Eastern.Ca°nada. In Quebec,'.
police'. and soldiers.' were' much in
evidence .:• .
Large crowds ..attended, the`tWo,..
wedding reception's on Saturday,
night. • The reception for Mr. and,
Mrs. Wm. Andrew (Suzanne Need.
h rrj. •s he- i-- t k=now — egion-j.
Hall and, one, for Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Arkell (Barbara Ritchie) in
Whitechurch Community. Hall.
Best wishes to Mr and. Mrs.
'Jim Clark (Lorraine Nicholson)
w.ho• were Married October 23, A
reception was held for them that
evening in thelegion Hall:, Luck -
now
Mrs. Harry.Lavis, Mrs. Douglas
Graha:.1,Mrs. Evan Keith , Mrs.:
`.�tlisi:e•rigt . nd---':;rs,.,1-ra
.Dickie from South Kir'.oss W .;
S. 'attended the Maitland Presby-
a Douglas andWalter Dickie a•n
Jim -MacKinnon were home from
Guelph University for the week••
end. '
Mr .. .and .• \izs.; John Needham'
visited with Dr. 'and Mrs.
.Leonard' in, St,. Thomason Thurs-
day
• It Floats:
• Most 'woods float because of the•
air space' within individual wood
cells: Th'e, cell wall :material itself
for all ` 'species is about , one and
one. half times the weight of water:
•
'Ronnie and Kenneth for which
they thanked. everyone . ' Mr. and
Mrs., M.c'arlan livedon.the•12th
concession east fora number of
years. '
Lunch Was served and •a social' •'
44-11:1-eee as .n-in�by all
Following is the' address:.
Dear Ivan, Joan:, Kenneth and
Ronnie", •
We, your friends and neighbours
=havee ;a=t=htered,heer-e=ton ght-to'
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FLORIDA CHRISTMAS VACATION
Leaves Wednesday, December 23rd
ay,aanna 3rd
FROM $149
WRITE HABKIRK TRANSIT SERVICE LTD.
SEAFORTH, FOR BROCHURE h
PHONE 527-1222
WHITETCHURO1.
Calvin -Brick Messengers
enjoyed a hike on Sunday after-
noon ,to the back of Gordon Mc-
Burney's farm
c-Burney's.farm under the leader- •
ship of Mrs, Lawrence Taylor and
•Mr. and.Mrs. Dick' Moore,' Thirt
een Messengers enjoyed the hike ,
wiener roast, marshmallows and'
pop.
.Mr. :and Mrs. George Weber
of Kitchener were Saturday visit.-
ors with Myr. and Mrs.' Carl Weber
and family.
Dr. Donald Watt of Vancouver
,visited Saturday and Sunday witli
Mr. and Mrs. Millan Moore.and;
Mr. 'and •Mr"s. •George Thompson``
Thompson are sisters df :Dr . Watt,
Mr:" and Mis.. .Ivan• Laidlaw
Janet, Ki.•mberley and. Mr.. Herb •
Laidlaw ' were at. Kincardine on
Sunday and visited with Mr. and
Mrs—Max�ow- Growston_and_,with
the newly weds• Mr. and. s. •
Jim Gregory,,, who had just return-
ed 'from their horieymoon•to the
Bahamas. •
'Mr.. and .Mrs-. Russell \icGuire
Were Sunday .visitors with Mr..
and Mrs., Ivan Brarnhill of Palm-
erston ., '
;'vlrs. Jim Curran and Paul,
Mrs, Gordon Rititoul and ;ytrs.
-Robert. Pt r -rd o
dinner with Mr. and ,Mrs .. Floyd
Bott of Be1w•dod and on the way;
:home they had supper•with Mr.
and Mrs. Don Brown of Elora.
. 1rs.' Bessie Mullis returned
home on Sunday after spending
two. weeks' with :M r . 'and Mrs.,
Neil Faw and family of Thorn:-
:dale.
horn=:dale. \lrs: Faw.and•:farnily and
bid you a, farewell from Kinlough.
We: a're glad. that .you have 'not
moved very; far away' from us, but
we Just couldn't 'let 'you.leaye.
without some remembrance of us
a.11.'_ —�
Please' accept these gifts : from
your friends"and neighbours:
'Joan Barr; Shirley Stanley, Mar-
ion Gillespie'.
a travelle
Fit`s the Lord Simcoe
. a friendly wel-
come . '. superb
service .. fine
Iounges an res tau-
. ran,ts...allat
sensible prices
and for convenience
the subway is right
at the door ....in the •
heart of down own
Toronto. Next time •
you visit Toronto,
enjoy it More than'''
-ever-,, si-a-y-at 1kte,
Lord Simcoe,''
OCTOBER 28th, 1'lg(t.
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PEOPLE,,
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-DON1FHAVE _-
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Mrs.. Ralph Hanshaw of Thames
ford brought \irs.. Mulli's home..
Visitors,on Sunday afternoon-
with
fternoonwith Mr. and, Mrs, Clark John-
soon were._ r.___an .._.Z • rS', .,eQr a
Young,, Heather and 'Bradley of.
Langside and Mrs. Charles Tiffin
of Wingham . •
Mrs. Gordon; Elliott of Wing-,
.ham spent the week end with'
Nlr, and Mrs. waiter taltott and
family
Mrs. A, E. Purdon spent' the'
week' end with Mr. and Mrs. Cr.axit
`lacinty.reof Winghanl. •
�1iss Joan Tiffin spent Sunday,
with \ir.'and:\irs. Bi11•anvder of'
Teeswater. .
Joe Tiffinreceived a personal
trophy with "Congratulations Joc:'.
-it freni'\i . a'nd \.lrs. Charles
Moore of -Sudbury 'on winning
Q.A:S.'A 'Jr. c.•'. •
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Johnston.,
Phillip and Dwayne of \lildillay
were .Sunday afternoon 'visitors
with hers sister ;Vers. Walter Moore
1r..' \-fdore and'fania;ly.,
Mr. and Mrs. Torn Jarnieson
attended the funeral, in Wtngharn
on Saturday of her aunt ;Mrs.
Campbell.:
The REDCROS 1s_�
PEOPLE LIKE YOU
HELPING PEOPLE LIKE YOU
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