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lM,rt , 4,110 Mrs:' Gar" Fair of Kincardine
visited on Sunday with her parents;Mr. and ^`
Mrs. Baer Rte, — - 1014LOU
Relatives aild friends from here attended '
the 35th "anniversary reception at Saltforrd b i1 ayBoyle
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Valley Hall for Mra?sd Mi, Herman Fisher
(Aisla . Bushell). W e exte oti r congratu-
lations.
on : tu-
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'o '... Aisla community,
s lIagrewu. u ,
Inti >s M ,: , Pin � u tY <:,
Sympaihyis: extended to former Kinlough'
ites, Mr. and Mrs. Chris • Shelton, in the
death :of her brother,. the • late Riohai d.;
`Stewart • at . London. '
Douglas Teixiera'of South Burnaby,. B.C.
was tO• Toronto; attending his mother's 80th
birthday: His wife is Agnes' Hodgins'
daughter, Irina, Douglas was motorng beret
on Monday to visit the :Hods r`elat Ves
Mr. and Mrs, Howard Whiteside ; of
Toronto spent' the weekend there with her
lather; Arthur Haldenby:.On S'a$ay they
had as dinner guests, Mr. grid Mrs. William
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When, talking Lttf Y( Moiaicreif, she said
the weather in the Barbados was wonderful
the• entiM- t,she, George, Ross and: Jean
MacKenziekei there..
harlea' Land Mayme Wilkins had, Bill
Wiiluns, `14000, Hakkers, Stacey and Ian;
`Hebanet Laura` and Adam..Wilki s and"
dnaMarie Wilkins, an Saturday "for
supper.
We would like, to send our ,congratulations
toy Stella J win): of Kinloss townsiii : (Mayrne
Wills itis' mother), who celebrated her. 83rd
bftthday on Friday: Congratulations Mrs.
Irwin, .
Marian Zinn and Mayme Wilkins are:busy
now working on the history book. They have:
a lof of research to do yet on the,farms,so it'
wilybe quite . a white :yet before it will bw.
ready for publication.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon; ,,Robb. and son,
Glenn, visited oieSaturday oath Bob, Sandra
and . Heather 'Darling; in Hanover and on
Sunday they, visited with . Edwin and Janice
McCutcheon and family in, Lions Head.
Edna Culbert spent three or four days in
London visiting. relatives:
Roddy and Barbara MacDonald are in, the
process of mowing from the Rose house to
their new home in Amberley. .
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E k .►idenby and Mr.. and Mrs, David.
Fawthrop and son. • ,'
Mrs. Fred .Rage retied, home • ::after
visiting in Burlington. ' °": ,
Mr.• and Mrs. Bill Bart, :and. Mrs. . Frank
...Mauldenn and Keith attended .>ilie :40th
:Wedding anniversary,of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Shaw, which was: held at the home. of Mr.
and Mrs;. • Bill Shaw, Wendy and Tim at
Stayner.
• Pearl Lloyd of Burlington spent a few days
with Edna and May. Boyle.
Sympathy is- extended to Mrs. -William
William.
Evans and family in the' passing of her
Pork producers
propose rational •
marketing system...
•from page 1
before the annual general meeting of the
provincial board in Toronto in March.
The annual meeting of the Bruce County
Pork Producers Association was held , in
Walkerton yesterday when the association
considered the response to their proposals.
A report on the proposals contained in the
policy statement and the.sponse to it will
be carried in next week's issue of The
Sentinel:
Dungannon
society.
a,,,
.,may •
ary, Carol Anne Menary.
It was decided that it was necessary to
keep an attendance record. In the future, if a
director misses three consecutive meetings,
he or she will be contacted and, ' if needed,
replaced."
The lady directors are planning a meeting
in February for all ladies who are interested
in helping in any way at events sponsored by
the Agricultural Society. An advance prize
list has been prepared for the "Home
Crafts" section for the Dungannon Fair.
They are available at Eedy's in Dungannon,
the Superscoop in Lucknow and at Mac's
Milk on Bayfield Road, Goderich.
The next regular meeting will be held at
the Dungannon Agricultural Hall on Tues-
day, February 28 'at 8.30 p.m.
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husband in London, Mr. Evans was a former
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lVi�' a>�d ;lea.. C�hytolra; l!Ti',��olson �''�Iey
visited Sunday `wits i t and ` M? ort•
Nicholson
,Wiliiatn ' taeherson;of :flolyr .cod` anti )Nis
-brother , Gordon°MacPherson of :Strafom ;
visited their bro er in -la\v, Carl Schoffer,
who is a patient in University f ospital. in '
'Ho lyriuod'W:I. • . '.
The Public Relations meeting of • the
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Holyro.pd . Women'S Institute was hel d
Thursday afternoon atthe hemp of Edna. and
May Boyle. Gladys Arnold of Ripley was the
guest . speaker on' the topic, The Mary
Stewart Collect, _Which ' is repeated by all
Institute members at each meeting.
Mrs Arnold also took each stanza and
explained it. This was very interesting • and
.sh ended her talk with a`poein, .Kindness.
was .teile toc
Mrs;: Cari±
meetingl'hpaned;wi
the December.ineeting,T'tl
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merit ,and 'tl#1'. l�orrresj
was, A newspaper3c
-winehs brought f+ ltdeny . t v
Agnes Hodgin's'"ave. a'splendid`Ftmtto,
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Living orlife is better than making *Wog;
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and ended with a poem The Reason; or.Life.
•' Judges a'for the ' butter' tart ' contest►ere:
two , visitt►i i atheii e:t.Co ins and'' Ann
s � . � �n ll, ;•
McCosb .of Ri •le . and prizes went:' to Mrs.
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Alex Perrc- 'n d -Mrs To Bi',`low
Mrs,. Pranks 'Manlden - gave'` a Valentine
reading. Contests,' were �coitducted• by Mrs.
Charles Murray;, Agnes • Hodgins, Susan
Biglow and'EdnaiBoy1e. Plans:*ere made for
a quilting and rugnaking day.
'Agnes Hodgins" gave the courtesy
remarks. :,
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