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By• Delores Vas Osch
Welcome back to Mrs.
Bernardine Kinney who
spent the winter months with
1 relatives in Detroit and other
areas in the States. '
, Mary Voi Rooy, London
spent the weekend with her
parents, John and Jean Van
Rooy and family
• Madame Miltenburg, a
student at the University of
Guelph, visited on the week.
end with her parents, Reis
and Marie Miltenburg
family, and visited her broth-
er, Maurice, who is in Univ-
,
ersity Hospital, London.
John and Sally Van Osch
•and family of Waterloo, and
•
Jack Van Osch, Lucknow,
were Sunday visitors with
Antone and Delores Van
Osch and family.
Mrs. Clarice Dalton and
family attended the wedding
of her nephew Christopher
Lalonde in Orillia on Satur
day.
At the weekly card party
held in the Parish Hall on
Wednesday evening March
25, the winners were ladies'
high, tied. between Teresa
Courtney and at e ne us -
tin, the winner was Cather.
ine Austin; men's high was
•Jim Doherty. Consolation
winners were Annie Van
Deipenbeek and Joe Court-
ney. The door prize was won
St. Helens Institute
mee
The annual meeting of St.
Helens Women's Institute
began with a pot luck dinner,
attended by 20 menibers.
A. letter from the Agricul-
• tural Society was read thank-
ing the institute for past
donations and asking for a
donation. It was decided to
give to this. The Sunshine
• Sister banquet was Announc-
ed forAptil.
Jamboree 83 ,in I.acknow
was discussed and decided
that the ladies were willing to
help but did not want a mem-
ber on the planning commit-
tee. It was also decided to
cater to the Shrinersbanquet
on May 27 if they wished.
The district annual- will be
held at St. Helens on May 25
• with. the. St. Helens ladies
catering in die hall and
tmg
meeting to be held in the
church.
It was decided to ask the
road superintendent to place
• some gravel at the side of the
road in front of hall to fill it
up and keep it dry.
Following this the annual
• meeting was held. with much
• the same slate of officers.
The only change being that.
Mrs. Gordon Lyons will be
• Public Relations 'officer and
Mrs. Harold' Gaunt will fill in
on Resolutions.
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by John Austin.
Last Wednesday, April I,
the winners were, ladies'
high, Teresa Courtney;
men's high, Mike O'Neill;
consolation winners were
Betty Lou Dalton and Basil.
Hogan. The door prize was
won by Rita Howard,
The final card 'party will be
held' this week • (tonight)
beginning at 9 p.m., spon-
sored by the Kingsbridge
•
Area Seniors with lunch add
• prizes including a door prize.
ICindergarten registration:
took place at the school .on
Thursday, April 2nd, with
the following enrolling: Cath-
• erine Dalton (Clete); Joseph
Dalton (Mike); Yvonne liowl-
er (Art); Jason • Bailey
(George Brophy); Nicole
• Sherratt (Pat); Carrie O'Con-
nor (Ron); Tracy Le Breton
• (Martin); Robin Poulin (Ger-
BY KAE WEBSTER
Sympathy is ,extended to
-the family of the late Ken-
neth MacLennan, Kennie, as
he was known to all. He was
a half brother of the late
Emile MacLennan of Loch.,
alsh. He was born, raised
andeducated in the Lochalsh
area. It was here he remain-
• ed most -of his life until he
moved to Saltford about four
years ago. He' is survived by
Several nieces and nephews.
He was the last member of
' the MacLennan family.
Florence MacLennan of.
Kincardine has become a full
time ambulance • attendant
after passing a two and half
hour exam in Toronto last
weekend.
alti). Dennis Hogan (Tom);
Darnell Connelly, (Dennis), .
• Members of the . •new
Advisory Board for the
• church recently elected are:
• John Austin, Terry Dalton,
Clete Dalton, Clarence Do.
• herty, Antone Van Osch,
John VanRooy, Francis Hog-
• an Tony Miltenburg; .Youth
representative is itiekie Dal-
ton; C.W.L,. representative,
Loretta Doherty; chairman,
• John Austin, „recorder, Lor-
etta Doherty.
Friend&nf John Doherty of
Goderich will be pleased to
•lea& that he is making
favourable progress .follow.
ing open heart surgery. John
is a patient in University
Hospital, I.ondon. •
Jack an Mary Famsh,
Alvin and Joyce Ivloran re-
turned home on Friday after
a three week vacation in
• Florida. •
hted on Lo
Mrs. Emile MacLennan
” receiVed her twenty-five year
pin from the Legion in Ripley
last Thursday.
Bob MacKenzie spent the
weekend with his parents,
• Finlay MacDonald has
• been busy making maple
syrup again this, spring. He
says the sap ran much better
than it was first anticipated.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Mc -
Mr. and Mrs. Ross MacKen.
• Charles will now be taking up
residence in Kincardine. The
community will surely miss
them. The commuhity wishes
. .
them many years of health
• and happiness in their new
Celebrate biretlitday
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Mc -
Charles had a very successful
auction sale last Thursday.
Mike Robinson of London
is helping George and Finlay
MacDonald on the farm. •
Mrs. mileEMacLennan
had a lovely dinner with Mr.
and Mrs. Sandy MacCharles
the other day.
• Swans have been sighted
on the farm of Dennis
Courtney. This is the land
formerly owned by Welling-
• ton Webster.
By Betty Ritchie Blake of Dungannon went by
Sunday visitors with • Reg
and Freda Broome were Tom
and Rose. Broome, Pat and
• Diane of LucknOw.Viane was
celebrating her 8th birthday.
• Cora Cranston accompan-
ied Howard and Helen Blake •
• to Kitchener on Saturday
where she visited Nellie and
Norman Kerr.
Jessie Kirkland and Olive
bu& from L.ucknow to Kit-.
• chener on Saturday, to see
• the play Anne of Green
Gables.
Murray and Feithlinn
Campbell, Leander and Log-
an of Goderich.and Joe and
Gertie Fitzley, Steven, Kevin
and Joey of Goderich spent
Sunday •withtheir mother,
• Mrs.. Winnie Campbell.
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program of Property and Sales Tax •
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April 6thThis is intended to
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• the fall you'll automatically receive
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for the entire 1981 Craft •
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