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HITECHURCH and DISTRICT KINLOUGH
Miss Lois Nicholson visited over
the week end•with Miss. Connie
Slessor,
The Holyrood WOmen's Institute
catered for the St. Helen's Worn-
en's Institute banquet on Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. John Barr returned home
after visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Russell Barr and family.
Friends from here wish a speedy
recovery to Mrs. Marretta Hod-
gins, who underwent surgery in
Niagara Fall's Greater Hospital
on Tuesday last. Mrs.,, Hodgins
had been awhile at the home of,
•Mr. and Mrs. Kennetij Hodgins
and family.
Recent dinner guests with Mr.
and Mrs. "Art Haldenby were Mr.
and Mrs. Clare Sparling, Allan
and Douglas of Walkerton, Mr.
and Mrs. William Haldenby and
George Haldenby.
Members 'of the ,Presbyterian
W.M.S. attended the synodical
at Wingharn on Tuesday and Wed -
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mt:and.Mrs. Harry Moss of
itsville spent the week end
her parents, Mr. and Mrs
IvIcCIenaghan: On Sunday
Moss, of West Wawanosh visit-
at the McClenagiran's with his
;Harry.
a Wednesday. Tom Pritchard's
,Pavid and Stephen spent the
with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mc -
On. Stulk evening visitors with
,,and Mrs. Ben MeClenaghan
e Rev. and Mrs. Clarence
otenaghan of Dungannon.
Mildred McClenaghan
of Gederich spent Friday and
ay with her mother Mrs.
n McClenaghan and on Tues-
day Mr. argl.Mrs. Percy McClen-
aghan and Gavin of Clinton also
visited, at the same home.
On Thursday Mrs. Elwood
Barbour of St. Helens and Mrs.
Walter Jamei of Woodstock
accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Carl
McClenaghan and 'attended the
funeral of the late Elmo Pritchard.
We are, pleased to report that
Miss Annie McKinnon of Turn-
berry Township was able to re-
turn to her horne on Sunday.
On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Morrison of Lucknow visited with
his sisters Mrs. Eva Cameron and
Mr. and Mrs. 'Victor Casemore
of Brantford. Mr. and Mrs.
Torn Morrison on Saturday are
celebrating their 35th wedding
anniversary. They are leaving
early in May to reside at. Mani -
toulin.
Mr. and Mr's. Wilber.
Schwichtenberg, LOri and Kerry
of Port Elgin were Sunday visitors
with her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Coultes. Mr. and Mrs.
Alex Craig and Lana also visited
with' them.
On. Saturday Mr. and Mrs ..
Carl' Mcclenaghan at London
attended the wedding of David
Parker and Lois Blinn and on the
way home, spent the week end
with Mr..and Mrs. Douglas Park-
er at Exeter.
Tom Jamieson visited. Sunday
with. Mi. and Mrs. John Jamieson '
and family of East Wawanosh.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Burns of
Gadshill were Monday visitors
with Mrs. Earl Caslick.
Quite a number, from this vicin-
ity were at.the MacKenzie funer-
al home, Lucknow, on Friday
to extend their sympathy 'to the
fariiiiy of the late Mr. Dan Mac-
Kinnon whopassed away at
13rucelea Haven in his 93rd year.
Dan was well known here having
been a councillor and was on the
Whitechurch Cornmunior Memor-
ial Board as a member of Kinloss
Council.
Mrs .. Valma Falconer of Culross
visited on Thursday last with
Mrs. Earl Caslick; -
Week end visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Rintoul were Mi. and
Mrs.. Gordon Campbell of
Listowel, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
'Gutoskie and Michelle of Kitch-
ener, Mr. and Mrs; Dave Ober-
holtzer, , Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
'Robertson of Wingham.
•Mr. and Mrs: Frank Maulden of
Kinlough were Sunday viisitors -
with. Mr". and Mrs: Bill. EVans.
Mr, and. Mrs.' Rae Lewis and .
Michael of Wirigham were Sun-.
day visitors with her grandmother
Mrs. Earl Caslick.
We are pleased to report that
Robert Dtitnin, who had 13eena
patient at Victoria `Hospital ,
London, was able to return home
on Sunday with his brother Lorne
Durnin and Mrs. Durnin, who had
spent the week end with relatives.'
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Conley
and Jason of Wingham were Sun-
day visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Wallace Conn. Miss Alma .
Conn .of Guelph University spent
Saturday' evening and
Sunday at the same home. Alma
has summer work and will soon
be leaving. for that position in
the West.
RECEPTION FOR NEWLY-WEDS
On Saturday evening a recep-
tion was held in Whitechurch
Community Memorial Hall for
Mr. and Mrs. John Stacey (nee
Thelma Purdon) of Wingham. .
Music was supplied//by the
Alley Cats with Ken Zinn calling
off for square dances.
At lunch time Mr. and Mrs.
Stacey were called to the plat-
form given seats of honor
while Peter Chandler read' an
address to the recipients .and Wal-
ter Elliott presented them with a
gift of money on behalf of the
attenders.
John and Thelma both replied
thanking the sponsors who put on
the reception .for them and to all
who attended the party,
Mr, and Mrs.. Victor 'Emerson
were Sunday afternoOn visitors
with San? Emerson of Ripley.
nesday.
Ladies from here attended a'
Tupperware party at the horne-of
Mrs. Anne Austin at Lucknow on
1VIonday evening.
Members of the Anglican
Church Women attended the
.Thankoffering meeting at St.
Peter's Parish hall', Lucknow on .
Wednesday evening.
Mr. Tom. McFarlan returned
home after spending the winter
in Texas and Florida-.
Mrs. Norman Fry and daughter
Cathy of Harriston visited on Fri-
day with Mr. and Mrs. William
Haldenby:
A successful auction ,sale was
held on Saturday afternoon for Dan
McInnes,, concession 10.
Mr. and Mrs. Barry Haldenby •
and babe spent' an evening with
relatives'here.
' Mr, and Mrs. 'Chris Stark of
Kincardine, Mr. and Mrs. Rex
Stewart of Millarton and Mr. and
Mrs, Gordon Hodgkin= of Goder-
ich visited with Mr. ancl ,MrS.
Bert Nicholson.
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