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funeral • were her brothers,.
Ewart and Percy and •sister,
Annie and all the :'W' metier
4itrity now.
lir; is d Mlrs eil Thein
son and • fawrnil . of Brace`.
. Y
brie were callersMrsat the
honre of ,Mr... and . , Vie
Emerson .'trying to ',Obtain
in .o ...tio;n o
f �rtna f . the � burial
place of `Mr, and.. Mfrs► phil�.
lipsr 1e. There
and a Mrs. 1J u arca
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.were records . e +ecoids of that name
in Lan side nnete
.Lynda MCa
oore ofthe n»
radian Aimed perces terraria
.d ,
i of Whit+hurch has `ust
y J,..
returned •from the west with
her fr end� Melani Wood of
Hanover;:. ,a► mechanic in the . ,
armed •forees. 'rhe are gong
to: ertrrt :and were callers •
on h nda,. s frr. nds. 'her e .
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•. struacid fancily were Satur.
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Word reeeivr►d the
first of the week k. by and
Mrs.: Wesley Tiffin from
Evart Taylor of Regina, ,
of
the-passingof
=�s
sister,
Edith, Mrs.. Gordon 'Moffitt,.
at Shunavolt S a" stO hewan
on . Wednesday A ..�� 1 1
Bririarlrwas Saturday, April 4
at .Cadillac Moffat offat the
former ; it
_ tit r �d 1n Tia1or, was
bornt Lain side a: dau h.r
e
a Langside,. +,0 t
of the late Mir. ,and : Mrs.
E' .hraitn; Taylor, `heir farm
was : ,aerosa the road
from
de ,r
Mrs Roe After
� �
Mr.
p ai for 'assed nwa ,
y y
., .Taylorrs . and her fami
art, Edith Percy and
Annie moved rte the , west
where her .:brother, . 'Dan
CcKinnon'
lira_ firming. .Ed -
was
t public school teacher
the r est; She' married Sid
tl<rreiner, ;a widower with a
The Town ° and Country
Bowling, League held their
Bowling banquet, in the Par.
ish Hall*, it Thursday,. April
...The president, 'Anna john. •
stone, welconieeteveryone. A .
delicious supper wasenjoyed
by A11. Ted Collyer thanked
the ladies fur providing the
• meal. _° •
• Mrs. Jardine 1 presented
the Henderson trophy to the.:..
Oranges who were whiners.
of; the series. The team eon.
slated of Jack 'Ritchie, Mitis.
'. W ightman, Art Burrows,, 8111.
Hunter, Mrs. Leuila Maher.
son, Pete' Cook, Mrs. Grace
"Gibson and Anna Jr hnstene,
captain.
The playoffs were 'won by,
the Reds. This trophy Was •
presentodhy .Linda Stanley..
This team consisted of cap-
tain, Mrs. Doris, Burrows,.
Mrs. Joan Robinson,. John
ltoulston, Harry 'Lois and
Olive Smith. • Mrs. Sadie.
Hamilton and Bill Stanley
were on the team but were.
unable to play in playoffs
because of sickness. •
Linda thanked all the
members for their assistance,
during the year.
• The prizes were then Pres
..ented,by the executive, Joan
Robinson, Tina Gardner,
Marg MacDonald and Clare
Johnstone. They inc tided
high single,: Olive Smith;
Cantuliano
are -champs
The Saturday ' morning
House League hockey ended,
their season on . Monday,
April 6 . with the All Star
games and the . presentation
of. trophies.
The Canadians received
the championship trophy,
with the consolation going to
the Red Wings.
The most, valuable player
award was. won by, Ray
Martin of the Black Hawks.
After .the games the boys
were treated to hot dogs and
chocolate milk. '
A special thanks. goes out
to the witches who helped
with, the teams this year.
Also to the arena manager,
recreation director and, to the
parents who all helped to
make this a very. successful
year.
high two, Anna Johnstone;
high man, Harry Lavis; high
two, •Art: Burrows;•most int: •
"proved lady, Cora McDoinald
and most '.improved ' • rrian,
John .Roulsttrin
A` short: election was held
with the same • executive
going in for another term.
An enjoyable evening was.
closed with some games of
cards. The :executive wishes
• alt a ' happy summer anti
hopes to see everyone again
in .the fall. •
.d`ay visitor's
with ren
ts,
Mr: M
and. Mrs. Bill uldrikk.
l
We sorry to report that.
Earl Wilkens was admitted to
Win hent and District Hos..
pital last week. ;His many
i
�fr endO hope for a spncdy:,
return to. health,
+ealth, . .
On Su . n elMr. and
rrd►t �� ; p
Mrs. Victor Emerson : cele—
brate
ele brate ° birthdays at the home
of Mrs. ' Gertrude • Tiffin,
Win sham were Mr. andMrs.
Fred Tiffin ;;<and liev. ' `and
Mrs., . John w Bell, Mr. . and
Mrs. Sandy Murray of Sharw
on also were present.
Guests on Sunday with
r
and , Mas; Walter Elliott
and Karen were Mr. and
Mrs. Ronald Parrot Rhonda,
Jane and. Marie of Goderich,
Mr, and.. Mrs, • Raul :Elliott
Jeffery and Leslie, Brussels,
� s e, D .:
Mr, and Mrs. David Elliott,
Listowel, and Mr. and Mrs.
Barry Elliott '' and Ryan,
Semi our t)
aster.EBasIJ
LICILlef
early,
Easter is Sunday, April 19.
Call, or : visit us toddy.
veryone loves an Easter gasket,
SPM NO'
..
IS HERE
GROWING
Now in Stook
Onion, sots. seed
potatoes, fertilizers,
seeds . bulbs,"Otey.
OPEN GOOD FRIDAY
PROM 10:00 A.M. TO
5100 P.M.
REGULAR ROS
TUESDAY di:SATURDAY
9= y 5330 P.M.
Quinn's
Fkwers
&Gifts
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elpinq goti scrq if right.
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This community will be;
sorry to learn that Bradley
..,
Speiran of Brussels, husband.
of Gail Rintoul, had the Luis -
.fortune whilecutting trees on
Mondaylast, , tohave a . big
g.
limb, .fall on him . it
breakin • his.
breaking,
kg between the, knee •• and
ankle, n.,
He��� � is , i Listowel
Hospital, .
Mr,. and Mrs..GordonRina.
tool visited .' on Wednesday,
evening with Bradley Speir
an .in Listowel Hospital ,.and
Brian Rintoul visited Sunday
evening with Bradley,
Mr, and Mrs, Gary'Rintoul
on Saturday attended a Char-
olais 'sale at 'Uxbridge,
�.n Sunday stay the first C.U.C.
meeting of the Presbyterian
Church was held in. the.
Sunday . School room with
leaders . . i,
de s, Mrs. Alex Marg, and
Mrs, Gary Rintoul, The,
officers elected were presid-
ent, Brian Roast 1st vice,
Kaaren; Elliott; secretary, Ka-
ren Pickard; treasurer, ,Don-.
aid Pickard. Mrs. Craig told
the Easter story. .
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Pin,
nigan of Goderich • visited
Friday night withMr.
and
Mrs.Wesley
Tiffin and on
Saturday,: evening Mr, and
Mrs. 'Atte McAllister.. of:
Culross visited with; Mt.' and:"
Mrs. Tiffin.
Mr and Mrs. llill ° urdon
�a h ,
spent a few days last week
with .Dr, and Mrs. Ed -Carey
of Kitchener, ,
Mr. t, Fred Tiffin and Mrs.
Agnes Farrier were at the
Manse at Bluevale do Mon-
day, assisting ',at papering a
•bedroom, ,
*Mrs, Mary'Mcelena -han
g
returned home on Friday
from a two week visit with
Mr. and Mrs. Moss .o#' platts-
ville. '
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
saes
Des loches:oft London visited
Saturday with, :Mr, and' Mrs.
Carl McClenaghar.
Congratulations to mr.
and "Mrs, Jim de Boer on the
arrival of ,..
a f ababy daughter,
on lvl.o
nday;AprrllJ,I981 at
Win hate hospital,.;wei hin
7 lb, 4 oz,
Wlilteehu cb W.I.
Whitechurch 'W.I. held
their . annual meeting on
Wednesdayat noon with a
pot luck luncheon,' Hostesses
were Mrs:: Russel Gaunt,
Mrs. Jas. Wilson and Mrs.
Rena Fisher,
The president, Mrs; Agnes
Farrier opened the meeting.
Mrs. Wm. Rintoul then intro-.
duced Mrs. Lorraine John
who showed her flower ar-
rangements
r -ran ements: ,in dishes, pots,
and wicker work. Mrs. Alan
Falconer thanked Mrs. {John
and, presented her with a
Turn' to .page 15.
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