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April Ila
Porsonot.Notes from Whitechurch
Calvin -Prick U.C.W. will
Meet this Thursday evening at
rib in the church, The me"
argue are invited and will be ,
taking part in the service'. The
:risen of the congregation are
also invited as a film will be
drown.
Mrs, Cecil Falconer and
Mrs. Wesley Tiffin on Wednes-
day attended the funeral of
the late Mrs, Bert Jackson, of
Blyth.
M. shad` Mrs. Dave Gibb
and Murray were Sunday visit -7
ors with Mr. and Mrs.. Jim Ro-
bertson and family, of Goderioh.
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs, Jack Purdon of 'l,ucknQW,
formerly of this locality. who
on April lith celebrate their
61st wedding anniversary.
On Tuesday Mr. and Mrs.
sel. Gaunt visited with his
siister, Mrs. Max McFarlane
and Mr. McFarlane, of Ilderton.
Little Carol Rintoul spent a
few clays last week with her
grandparents. Mr.:and Mrs, •$.
Blank of Belgtave,
Mr. and Mrs. Russel Gana
were Sunday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs„ Bill Johnston and fam-
ily of Paisley, Mrs., Johnston
is the former Lois Ribey, a for-
mer teacher at S.S. No 9,
Kinlass who boarded at the
Gaunt borne.
Reports are drat 'Leroy Rin-
toul°had a very succe4fu1 sale
on Saturday of lits farm *stock
and implements with his broth-
er, Brian Rintoul, wielding the
hammer,
On Wednesday last, Mr. and
Mrs. Angus Falconer, Allan
and Kevin of Streetsville attend-
ed the funeral of her grand-
mother, Mrs, Bert Jackson of
Blyth,
Mrs. George Walker and
Kathy attended a trousseau tea
on Saturday for ,Miss Diane
Humphrey, of St. Helens.
i,ast Thursday Mr. and Mars,
TOM Morrison quietly celebrat-
ed. their Oth wedding anniver-
sary, They have spent the en-
tire 30 years in the village.
The community extends best
wishes for many Years of con-
tinued health.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin of
Wheatley moved last Wednes-
day to the farm recently owned
by Mrs. Fenn.
Mars, Douglas MacQueen and
Brian of Toronto were week-
end visitors with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ross. .Brian
remained for a. visit this week.
Mr. and IYIrs... Ted Evans,
Linda and Larry of Georgetown
were week -end visitors with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Evans, and her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Nicholson of Kin -
lough, Larry remained for a
visit this week with his grand
parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Gray,
Bonnie and Donald of London
were Sunday visitors with her
parents, Mr. and Mr -s. Tom
Magoffin
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Conn
Mr, and Macs. Douglas�f Amey
of Winghfarn, Miss Muriel Conn
and Herb Hunter were Sunday
visitors with Mr. and Mrs.. Har-
old Johnston and family of
Parkhill. Visiting at the same
home were Mr. and Mrs, Torn
Newton, Barbara and; ban of
Wroxeter and Stewart Scott of
Langside. They' also had :
George Conn of LicftrdonjGin
them for supper.
Miss Donna Leader of Corrie
spent the week -end with Mr,
and Mrs. Iim Currie of Wing,,
ham. On Sunday they took her
to her home and visited With
her 'parents, Mr. and Mrs, Don-
ald Leader and family of Cor-
rie.
Wayne Martin, Gary Chap-
man and Miss Dilys Irving of
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Ceagratulations from the is
area to Mr, as Mrs,, Michael
MON ulteyale, cit the arrival
of a baby daughter carr'Friday,
We ave sorry to report lob
w was admitted on That
day to Westminster Hospital,.
London, . The community wish*
es him a very speedy:recove
On'Sunday Mar. and Mrs, Cli
ford Lsidlaw,, Arthur Leidlew
and Raymond *Leidlaw of Wing.
• ham visited with hen at the
Mr*, Bob Stobo ,Qf
'ee* w r, who had been hos*
pitalized at Winghaam" and Dist-
rict Hospital, spent last.wreck 7
rec iperating' at the - me of
their daughter* Mrs, Donald
Dow and Mr. Dow,: .•
Mass. 'ack' Cieghorri of Wing,.
ham and Mr, and 'Mrs, Roneid .
Cle Lorry of Kitchener, were,
Sunday r isitors'at the home, of
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