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Lbw Senthael, Wednesiby, -April 193--- 9
Kiniough ladies shower bride-to-be on Saturday
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The fel o pmorn at the
Pentecostal Church was
decorated with yellow and
white streamers and wed-
ding bells for a bridal shower
on Saturday afternoon when
relatives, neighbors and
friends gathered to honour
Mary Helen MatDonald.
onald.
Anne Stam was ehairlady
and extended a w+eleome to
all. She led in a sacred sing -
along with Bemire Courtney
at the piano. The pastor's
wife, Mrs. M. Christensen
led in prayer.
Readings were given
Lynda Thacker, Bernice
Courtney and Nina
McDonald. A soap contest
was conducted by Deanna
Scott. Joyce Dane favoured
with a piano duet.
The many Lovely and
useful gifts were presented
to the bride who was assisted
by Karen and Judy Mac-
Donald and Anne Seheur-
water. The bride thanked
everyone and invited them to
her trousseau tea.
Margaret Bushell of
Goderich and her mother,
Mrs. Morley Bushell of
Wingham spent Good Friday
with Mrs. John Barr.
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert
Hedley and the girls had
Easter dinner with Cathy
Hedley of Kitchener on
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
Hamilton and family and
Mrs. Gilbert Hamilton of
Lurknow, Betty Hamilton of
St. Catharines, Mr. and Mrs.
Gary Pair and Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Van de Klippe of Kin-
cardine and Murray I3arr
from here were pre -Easter
visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Mark Barr.
Katherine Mohamed and
the boys visited during the
week with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Page.
Visitors over Easter with
Mr. Arthur Haldenby were
Loehalsh community express
sympathy to Robb farnily
By Kae Webster
The community would like
to send its deepest sympathy
to the faintly of the late
Wilmer Robb of Wingham.
Mr. Robb passed away in the
Wingham Hospital. He is
survived by his wife, the
former Flora Brotchie, one
son, Allen at home and one
brother, Howard of Point
Clark. The Robbs were
former residents of the
Amberley area before mov-
ing to Wingham a number of
years ago.
The community would like
to put nut the welcome mat
for Alex ( Sandy) Simpson
and his wife, Cindy who have
come here from Calgary,
Alberta. Alex and Cindy are
at present living in the home
which is known as the
McMurchy homestead and is
now owned by Neil and Judy
McKenzie. Alex (Sandy) is a
son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Simpson. Welcome to the
community.
The Clover Valley 4-H Club
has now finished their
meetings and are now plann-
ing their Achievement bay.
The leaders of this club are
Mayme Wilkins and Donna
Arnold.
Charles and Mayrne
Wilkins and Herb and Marie
Wilkins of Ashfield Township
were in Sudbury last
weekend visiting with
Charles and Herb's sisters
and brothers-in-law, Louise
and Ken Weaver and Elsie
and Jim Oliver. On the
return trip home on Sunday,
the weather seemed to be in
their favour, as they did not
run into any of the snow we
got around here, Sunday
morning.
The Wilkins were also
visitors at the home of their
two nephews who also live in
the Sudbury area.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Mc -
Charles of Kincardine
returned home the first of
the week after spending two
weeks in Arizona. They
found the weather there
was very nice and the
temperature climbed into
the middle 80 degrees
Fahrenheit the last couple
days of their stay. When Mr.
and Mrs. McCharles were
talking to some of the
residents of the state, they
found the weather
throughout the winter had
been cold and they too were
also waiting for the warm
weather.
Mrs. Max (Helen) ttlegi-
ing and her son, bean were
at Pinetrest Manor in
Lucknow Friday evening
where they entertained the
patients with their guitars.
Purple Grove residents attend
faster Sunday church services
Hope everyone in Purple
Grove had a happy Easter
weekend. A number of ser-
vices were held in local chur-
ches for the Good Friday -
Easter holiday.
Paul and Nancy Green-
wood and family, John and
Joyce Farrell and family,
Aunt Irene Elliott Shri
Clampitt were Sunday din-
ner guests with Earl and
June Elliott and Lan.
Jack and Janet Farrell
and Courtney and Susan
MacDonald of London were
guests on Sunday with Jack
and Mary MacDonald.
Catherine Scott had dinner
Sunday with Elizabeth
Nicholson.
Gladys Arnold is visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Jamie
McF,wan in Lethbridge and
other relatives in North Bat-
tleford.
Shirley MacDonald and
Sandra Forster led the
Senior 4-H course "Food for
all Seasons" in the Purple
Grove Community Centre
Thursday morning and even-
ing.
Get well wishes go to
Wayne Rhody who
underwent sur;ery in Lon-
don on Wednescay.
Bonnie and Corinne Boyle
of London, Kerry Boyle of
Quebec City, Heather Boyle
of Napanee and Sani Finney
of Dunnville were weekend
guests of Francis and Irene
Hoyle.
Harvey and Wilda Thomp-
son and Brian and Nancy
King and family visited on
Sunday with 13111 and
Margaret McInnes.
Annie McCosh and Sandra
Forster attended a shower
for Anne Colwell in South
Kinloss church on Saturday
afternoon.
Morley Petteplace of
Teeswater visited Catherine
Scott and Morley and Dean-
na Scott on Friday.
Joe and ,Sadie Fitzsim-
mons of Pinkerton and Dick
McCosh visited Don and An-
nie McCosh on Sunday.
obituary
Jim and Fran Farrell and
family visited Mr. and Mrs.
Derk Logtenberg on Sunday.
John and. Brenda Mac-
Donald and girls attended
Brenda's grandmother's
86th birthday in Keady on
Friday and visited her
parents in Owen Sound for
the weekend.
Hill and Barb MacKenzie
and girls of Goderich and
Rub and Kathy Pasetka of
Ottawa were dinner guests
on Friday with Donald and
Sandra Forster and family.
have and Margie
I,ockhead and Shauna
visited on Wednesday with
John and .Joyce Farrell and
family.
Fred and Louise Wright
and family of Toronto spent
Saturday at John and Joyce
Farrells.
Mr. and Mrs. Wray
Osborne of Hanover, Don
and Annie McCosh and
Rossle Willits were Good
Friday dinner guests with
Jinn and Isabel Brooks.
ROSE -ANNA
'GRAVIS
Mrs. Rose -Anna 'Travis of
lt.It. 6 Goderich died its
Alexandra Marine and
General Hospital, Goderich
on Saturday, March 26 at the
age of 68.
She was born in Blizzard
Valley, Ontario on March 14,
1915 to Stephen and
Margaret Amyot@ I Cut-
chaw.
She was a member of
Dungannon Women's
Institute.
She is survived by her
husband, Charles Travis and
one sister, Mrs. Harold
Florence) hall of Sudbury.
A funeral service was held
at McCallum Funeral Home
in Goderich on Tuesday.
March 29 at 2 p.m. The
Reverend Hobert Crocker of
St. George's. Anglican
Church officiated.
Cremation followed.
Elizabeth Wall, Marjorie
Bennett and Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Bennett of Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Phillips of Fonthill visited on
Sunday with Prank Maulden
in Wingham and District
Hospital. Arthur returned to
Fonthill, but Jean came
home with Mrs. Maulden
and Keith to spend the week.
Donald Barr of Waterloo
spent Easter with his
mother, Mrs. John Barr.
Mr. and Mrs. George
Bushell and family of Ot-
tawa spent Easter here with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Edburt Bushell.
Audrey Borthwick of St.
Catharines spent Easter
here with Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Hodgins and Mrs. Agnes
Hodgins and other relatives.
Fred Guest has a sore leg
from an injury while work-
ing in the bush. We send get
well wishes Fred.
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Mrs. Herb Arkell and her
mother, Mrs. M. Nicholson
of Teeswater visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Vance.
Sympathy is extended to
Mrs. Maulden and Keith on
the passing of the late Frank
Maulden hr Wingham
Hospital on Monday morn -
Mr. and Mrs, George Burt
and family of Toronto spent
Easter with Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Burt of here.
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