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COMMENCING AT 2:00 A.M.
WILL AGAIN
BE IN EFFECT
: Wednesday and Thttisdap'
with Leroy Rintoul at, Brad-.., •
ford. . Tins week in
Gary Rintoul attended the
registered ellarolais gale at
Uxbridge last week and, sold -
two of his cattle,
Spending the weekend
Carl—
.
and presented her •with Mrs; Walter Moore aeeeM--
, Wiled her brother and wife,
Mr, and Mrs. Ted Moore of
'London On ThUriduy to The
home of their uncle, Mr: and
Mrs: Arthur Aylesvvorth. of
Kingston tobring,home their
mothe`e, Mrs, Gertrude
-4loore.who_hadlteenotisiting
there.' several weeks, Mrs.
Walter Moore returned home
on Sunday.
Those attending the 75th
Institute anniversary at St.
Helens last Tuesday were
former members from here
Mrs. Dave Gibh,Mrs: Bill
Purdon, Mrs. George Web-
ster:Mrs. Bill Rintoul and
front 'Whitechurch, , Institute
Mrs. Rena Fisher and Mrs.
Alan Falconer and Mrs.
Lorne Durnin.
We are sorry to report that
Mrs. Don Ross had to return
to Wingham Hospital on the
weekend and vas sent to
University Hospital; London.
Her many friends wish her a
very speedy recovery.
Wallace Milligan's broth-
er-in-law, Elgin Crozier of
Niagara-on-the-Lake spent
the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Wallace Milligan and
Clara.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill McBur-
In? of Toronto visited on the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Victor Emerson.
The Beavers, Dean Tiffin
and Ryan Craig were around
the village on Saturday se!,
ling apples, for the Boy
Scouts.
Congrattilations to Bob
Moffat of Langside and
Yvonne Fischer of Formosa
who were married' on Sinn.-
day evening at Chalmers
Presbyterian 'Church.
Mrs, John Bell on Sonday
conducted anniversarl.serw
ices Walkerton Baptist
Chnrch: •,
-Mrs, Wallace Milligan and.
tended, the Lockwood Clinic
of Toronto.
Those attending the Bruce
County. Rally on Thursday at
Underwood from. White-
chtirch Institute were 'Mrs.
Agnes Farrier, Miss Merle
Wilson and Mrs. Russel
McGuire.
Mr. and Mrs. Tony. Straker
visited recently with their
son, Douglas Straker'of Lon-
don.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Campbell S and Heather of
Kitchener are spending this
week of holidays with her
parents, Mr. .and Mrs. Bill
Rintoul:
On Sunday evening a
carload of folks,, Russel
Chapman, 'Jack Whytock,
Mrs. Walter Moore' and
Linda Moore attended the
124th anniversary seiviee at
Gorrie United Church where
Rev. Rev. Ball was the speaker.
Mrs. John Bell left on
Monday to viiit her sisters 'in
Montreal.
Weekend visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Walter,Elliott were
Mr. and•. Mrs: Paul Laidlaw;
Michelle and Jason of Lon-
don, Mr.--and Mrs. David
Elliott of Listowel and Mr.
and Mrs. Northan Stewart
and family Of Lambeth.
Brian Rintoul visited on
to the church which were
Perry.
Sarnia visited Thursday to
Sunday with her.' sister-in-
law, Mrs. Agnes Farrier.
Mr. and Mrs. George
Webster on Sunday accom-
panied Mr. and Mrs. Stuart,
Chamnev to Tobermory and
arrived in time to 'see the
Chi-cheemaun pulling away
..on its last trip'of :the season.
CHALMERS W.M.S.
Chalinei'S -Iresbyterian
W.M.S. held their Thankof-
feting meeting on Thursday
afternoon in the church Sun:
day School room. Mrs. Bill
Rintoul opened with, Let us
give Thanks.'A warm -wel-
come was then extended to
all, Mrs. Tillie Gaunt presid-
ed at the piano.
The scripture was read by
Mrs. John. Bell. The Mean-
ing of Thanksgiving was
given by Mrs. Bill Rintoul.
Mrs. Bell led in 'prayer.
The offering, was received
and dedicated by Mrs. Victor
Emerson. Mrs. Dnnald Dow
sang a solo accompanied by
pianist Mrs. George McGee.'
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BY DELOTtES V8/11 OSCH
. '
The community was deep-
ly shocked and saddened to
.learn •of the death of Peter
Hendriks, who passed away
at Victoria Hospital, London,
• on Friday afternoon. Peter
was the eighteen-year-old
son of Mattin and. Nolda
Hendriks.. He had beetiWur-
ed in a car accident the
week before. Our, deepest
sympathy is extended 'to the .
Hendriks family at this time.
Mrs. Eugene Frayne at-
tended the friend ' of her
uncle, Edward Basler in
Elmira, last Thursday.
Mr. and. Mrs, Arthur Dal-
ton of. Hamilton, Mr. and
Mrs. Brian Dalth-n and three-
month old baby Cameron of
London visited on Saturday
with Mr. and MrS. Joe
Courtney and family.
A correction regarding last
week's Kingsbridge area
Seniors bingo; the jackpot.for
this week's bingo On Thurs-
day evening should read $55
not forty-five dollars as re-
ported in last week's news.
Mrs. Rita Howard took her
daughter, 'Kathy'Hogan ., to
Toronto on Tuesday where
Kathy boarded a plane back
to 'Calgary on Wednesday.
Rita spent a few days visiting
relatives in Toronto before
returning home Friday even-
- ing.
A car load of ladies' from
here attended the Stratford
Deanery meeting of the.
Catholic Women's League at
St. Peter's Parish hall on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Vivian Hogan return-
ed home from the Wingham
and District Hospital on
Tuesday. We wish her con-
tinued progress for a speedy
recovery.. "
Several from ':the ' area -
attended the wedding recep-
tion .of Ed and Sandra
McDonald at the Lucknow
Community Centre on Friday.
evening. Congratulations to
this young couple who were
recently married in London.
• Also, congratulations to
Wayne and Mary Jo. Farrish
who were married at Pine
River on Saturday afternoon.
A large crowd attended their
reception at the Lucknow
Community Centre on Satur-
day evening.
In the 'Essay contest for
grades 5, 6, 7 and .8 at. St.
_Joseph's Community.School,- - -
Melissa Martin was the
winner of $5 for her essay
about St. Joseph's Commun-
ity School Which is to go in
the 'Family Handliocik
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McClenaghan and Mrs
Mary McClenaghan Were
Mr, and Mrs. Irwin McClen-
aghan, St. Thomas, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry MoSs, Platisvill6
and Mrs. Eileen Parker of
Exeter. On Sunday all at
the United Church
where the McClenaghan
family presented hymn books'
dedicated by. Mr. .Robert Moitrn K
Mrs, Bell intro'duced,... the
guest speaker, Mrs. Don
Robertson whose topic was
Power, Mrs. Alan Falconer
thanked Mrs. Don Robertson
gift.
Mrs,, Reely de I3eer then
presided and Mrs. Schmidt
of-, South Kinloss gave:
Valetta
nit n.
Elm. rson 14:rt eoualifehvg4.:Inm:fssa;a7ngildidi-aie:s:aialet:ucli7liel •
The meeting -PmlaeirtinageC°cniloPseadnilia'wenith
,prayer by Mrs, de. Boer.,
Everyone was arranged for
tuna: according to their'
birthday and each gave their
name. Lunch was served by
the group,
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Kingsbridge man
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Kmloss township
may have election 2
Alma"-ronn--ArrnstrOng,
Culross, is challenging the
incumbent trustee, Lloyd '
Ackcrt for a-position otr th
. Bruce County Board of Edu-
. cation. The trustee_will rep-
resent Culross and Kinloss
Townships, and the, villages
of Teeswater and Lucknow.
Nominees could withdraw
their names up to 5 p.m.
Tuesday. At press time there
had been no withdrawals.
Bowlers
Watirted
For Men's League FREEZE There may be a municipal
election in Kinloss ToWnship
November 10. Leo Murray,
Bill Hair:len-by ancl-py Forst-
er have thrown their hats into
the.--ring---to= run_a gain st
incumbent couri&iTiars
George McBride, David Gibb
and 'David Eadie.
Councillor Grant Ecken-
swiller has decided not .o
seek another term on council.
Reeve Barry Johnston has
been acclaimed.
THOMAS WINDSOR
McFARLAN'
Thomas Windsor McFar-
Ian of Kinlough died sudden-
y at his home on Saturday,
October 11, 1980 in his 76th
year.
A retired farmer, he was
born in Kinloss Township on .
August 5, 1905, a son of the
late . Daniel and Rebecca
McFarlan.
He is survived by his
brother, John of Lucknow.
He was predeceased by his
brother, Donald, sister, An-
nie and one brother, William
in infancy.
The funeral service was
held from the MacKenzie
and McCreath Funeral Home
in. Lucknow on Tuesday,
October 14, 1980. Rev. G.
Thompson conducted the
serviee. ,
Arthur Haldenby and Bill
Haldenby were honourary
pallbearers.
Active 'pallbearers were
Jack Barr, Bert Nicholson,
Jack Hodgins, Charles Os-
borne, Fred Guest and Tom
MacDonald. Burial followed
in Ripley Cemetery.
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