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THIS WEEK
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acDonald and Curtis of Kincard-
Ripley friends attended a de-
htful bridal shower for Kathy
:Leoc1 held at her aunt Peggy
:Charles' at the lake on Satur-
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TO BUILD CAIRN
Work will be starting soon on the
cairn to be erected in the old Huron
Presbyterian Church Cemetery on
the 6th concession. At a meeting of
the Cemetery Board last week,
Huber Homes Ltd. agreed to do the
construction of both the cairn at the
cemetery, and the cairn or marker
to be placed at the road. Jerry and
Sim Huber met again with the
Board at the site, and a location
was chosen for the project. For
those of you who have been back,
this will be just north of where the
KINLOUGH
Wfi(and Mrs. N, E. Evans and
daughter Linda of Erin visited on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Nicholson and Lois. Larry and Lisa,
who .have been holidaying here,
returned home with them.
Mrs. Cliff 'Langford and Paul of
Wocidstock visited with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Nicholson.
Jamie and Kim, Langford are
holidaying'here. Also visiting at the
Nicholson home last weekend were
Mr. and Mrs. Truman Fillinger of
Dearborn, Michigan and Mr. and
Mrs. George Cuyler of Millarton.
A number from here attended
the 120th anniversary of St. Lukes
Anglican Church, Pine River on
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. James Murray and daught-
er Betty of Joliet, Illinois, are
visiting with Miss Margaret Mur-
ray and Mrs. P. A. Murray and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. • Tom Ellacott of
Toronto visited Monday with Mr.
and Mrs. George Graham.
William E. Haldenby went to
London on Monday for his medical
Checkup: He was accompanied by
his brother Arthur Haldenby, who
visited with Mrs. Haldenby, a
patient at University Hospital.
Mrs. Marretta Hodgins had a
family gathering at her farm home
here Sunday last.
Mr: and Mrs. Chris Shelton of
Dungannon visited with former
T he Canaatan e,o emen lo, personal fitness
Fitness. In your heart you know it's right
neighbours in the village.
Mr. and Mrs. Wolfe of British
Columbia visited with relatives in
the Westford area and on Sunday
afternoon, June 26th Mr. and
John Lockhart of Kincardine e ter-
taMed about 30 Haldenby rely es
including Mr. and Mrs. Wil rt
Haldenby of Toronto. Mrs. olfe
was the former Jessie Ferguson, a
daughter of the late Sophia
(Haldenby) Ferguson.
Mr. and Mrs. George Graham
and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Graham
were to London on Monday where
George underwent a medical check
up and got a satisfactory report.
We are all pleased.
Mrs. Gwen Fawthrop of Stouff-
ville visited with Mr. and Mrs.
William Haldenby.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Edgar of
London visited with Mrs. Marretta
Hodgins at her farm home here,
also her brother Leonard Stanley of
Mason, Michigan and Mr; and
Mrs. Glen Hodgins and family of
St. Catharines.
Saturday was the family reunion
of the descendants of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Stanley. Two
members have passed on since
their last reunion, Samuel and
Everett.
stones were placed to await
construction.
Discussion about the commemor-
ative plaque for the road cairn took
place and tentative plans made for
its purchase. As there is no grant
available for this work, the Board
asks that any who feel they would
like to contribute to the work on
this cairn Which will help preserve
the old stones, please make your
donations to Don McLay, treasurer
of St. Andrew's United Church,
and a receipt for income tax will be
issued..
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