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DUNQANNON,,, A p lr l..1 23- utes and Heart Fund cards evi-
Visitors ayith Mrs. Abner .Mor- deuced the high esteem in which
.ris for the weekend were her the deceased.was held and the
synlrrpAthy felt for the bereaved
iamrly.
Erskine W.M.S.
The Women's .,Missionary So-
ciety of Erskine Presbyterian
Church met on Friday, April
19th with Mrs. Arthur -Stewart
presiding and 21.7' members .pres•
eat. The ,Laster service of wor-
ship was followed. Mrs. M. Mc-
Allister gave the Glad Tidings
prayer. The responsive reading
grandson, Mr. Charles Drennan
and friend, Sarnia; Mr. and Mrs.
Anderson Mugf rd, London, and
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Freeman,
Clinton. Mrs. Morris accompan-
ied the latter couple to visit Mr.
and . Mrs. Len Christilaw of Nile.
Miss Gloria Sproul returned
to Stratford, Monday ,after visit
ing with her sisters; Misses Net-
tie and Robina Sproul.
Mr. and Mrs. .Glen Weaver,
Brian and Glenda and Dunne was taken from John 20:1-18.,
Eggleston, on Friday, visited at The meditation; was given by
the homes of the formers par= ! Mrs. R. McLeod. Four of the
ents, M;. and Mrs. Lovell Weav 'LJunior girls sang as a quartette.
er, Chadiam, and brother RossRev. R. MacLeod commented
and Mre. Weaver, Ridgetown. briefly on the synodical at
Recent visitors with'Mr. and 1NVingham. Miss Iva Carr gave a
Mrs. Cecil Blake were Mrs, D. short account on the need for
S. Flues, Turontu, Mr. Grant
increasing mission work. The
Kilpatrick and Miss Sharon • roll call was answered by a
Thompson, W inghanl, and 11ir. q u o t a t i o n on "Risen" or
and Mrs. Palmer Kilpatrick, Arose." Arrangements were
,Agincourt. tmade for the.bale fund.
forty five were in attendance' Rev. Mr. MacLeod closed the
at the Messenger service 'Sun meeting with prayer The ladies
days-: morning in . the United served lunch and held a sale
Church basement during the of baking in the basement.
United Church Women •
church service at w hick an i
• Easter film was hown.
Twenty-six ladies were pies-
• Mr. Lawrence, Gray, Belleville,', eat when the United Church
visited his sister, Mrs. Matthew !Women met on Tuesday even
Shackleton recently. ling with Mrs. K., Dawson pre -
Visitors during Easter wee!; siding. Mrs. Diel °Reed opened
the meeting with prayer and
with Mr. and Mrs. Robert�ai joined in repeating the
Stothers were. _ Mr. and Mrs. Lord's Prayer; -Mrs.--f.'-ecil--Bla
Toronto, and Mr. and Mrs. War l:e
�Geortie Whitla•m and family,'read the Scripture lesson. A
ren Bamford and family, Pres- skit, "Did You Mean What You
ton.Said?" was dramatized by Mrs.
Film Shown I Mel Reed, Mrs. Herb Finnigan
The C(IIT met on Monday and Mrs. Fred Young. A quilt
has been completed and articles
for mission supply were dis-
played py the supply convener,
Mrs. Hugh McWhinney.
The next meeting will be held
at 8:30 D.S.T. A fall bazaar was
planned. The lunch .. was con -
Funeral E. G. Errin ton eee, -
Yeueg yl..: Mrs. Ross,.
'toward Johnston and Mrs. 1
Ii4GWhi i ... _
Perk• ---M Ketchlnie
At 'St. Paul's United Church,
Brampton, on April 11 at four
o'clock, Ruth McKetchnie, sec-
ond daughter of Mr, and Mrs.
Gordon McKetchnie of Brampton
was united in marriage to Ken-
neth Park, eldest son of Mr. ,and
Mrs. Benson Park, D1agatinorE.
Rev, 1: M. McDermott officit bd.
The bride, given in marriage isy
her father, wore a street -length
.dress` -of- •white satin and nylon
net with short, sleeves and
sweetheart neckline, and match
ing elbow mittens. A flower
readdress held her embroidered
shoulder -length veil and she
carried a nosegay of red rose-
buds and white carnations. Miss
Jean McKetchnie was her sister's
bridesmaid, wearing a street -
length dress of Acadian blue
nylon with matching veiled
headpiece and carried a similar
nosegay. Larry Park was his
brother's groomsman. A *ed -
ding dinner was served 'to. the
immediate" 'rel'atives at the
Brampton Orange Fall. For a
short honeymoon trip to Dun-
gannon, the bride chose a toast
colored -ensemble with, beige
accessories. They will reside in
Brampton.
ugh
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night with 15 present under -the
leadership of Mrs. Herb Finni-
gan and Mrs. N. L. '.Gostonyi.
The filrn "The Last Supper" de-
picting the Easter theme, was
snown by Miss Lynda Blake.
- The pallbearers for the fun -
et -ad -service for the late Everett
George Errington; held on Tues-
day, April 4, at the Arthur
ftutieral home conducted - by
Rev. N. L. Gostonyi were Jack
Park, Harvey Alton, Mel- Stew-
art, Fred Young, Thornton Eedy
and Lloyd -Hodges. A large num-
ber of relatives and friends at-
tended and the many floral trib-
SHEPPARDTON
SHEPPARDTON, April 22. -
Mr. Douglas Allemang of Ham-
ilton spent the Easter vacation
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Hawkins and family.
Mrs. Agnes Foster left . for
Toronto on Thursday, April 18
to go to Florida with her` daugh-
ter, Mrs. Anderson and Mr. Nor-
.- val Anderson for a couple of
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hoy
and. family having sold their
property to Mrs. Gowan of Dres-
den are moving this week to
their new home in Goderich.
Mr. and Mrs. George Sillib
and far'rfily of Nile and Mr. and
'Mrs. Bob Rising, Anne and Pat-
ty visited in Hamilton on Sun -
a, day with Mr. and Mrs. Marvin I Our competent Dry -cleaning
'loss and family.
Miss Barbara Foster visited' counsellors on hand to help you
inTorento dorm the Easter y (9 .
vacation with her aunt and un-
cle, • Mr. and Mrs. E. Pritchard. Sunday.
Misses Dorothy and Karen_ •
Brindley of Lbndctn spent tire,
weekend with their parents, Mr.'
and Mrs. Lloyd Brindley.'-'• -
Let Us HeIp You -
With Your
House -Cleaning
Now your clothes wilrbe MOTH
PROCrP;»"'MILDEW PROOF and
ODOR RESISTANT when clean"
ed at -
WEST STREET
LAUNDROMAT
and for the same low, low
NGSBRID(i
KINGSBRIDGE, April 22 -
Rev. Father Ralph O'Loughlin,
C.S.B., and his sister Mrs. I3iern-
adine Kenny of Detroit spent
the week -end here. Father 0' -
Loughlin is 'leaving in a few
weeks time for Munich, Ger-
many for further studies., He
was • guest` of honor at a gath-
ering of friends at the home
of Mr. .and ; Mrs.. Ray Dalton
Sunday- evening.
AT,-.TIi�.TRT!1PT
Lou Drennan et London, Mr.
HOU
S VW $VES, . BEWA
REL
Maurice Dalton mtli4-h_ .,e se
o.
kf own . 4atesnnon. calling at
Goderi
' and district i
ct ho es
to
sell various things.,- Housewives
should beware! The housewives
should first ask the salesman
Ar
noid-0rsofar ►f -London on
s enheveek at -their homes.
.
Miss Frauees Dalton lias' len
accepted on the teaching staff,
tit Catholic Centiat Righ School,
London, for the coming -year.
Mr, and 1VIrs. liay Dalton,
Kathleen, Terry and Clitus and
Mr. Jim MacDonald visited on
Easter Sunday with •Ray',. -sis-
ters;, -Sister Maureen - of St. Jos-
eph's. Convent, Sarnia and Mrs,
Josie Cleary arid family of
Wallaeeburg°
Mr. and Mrs: Theodore Red -
Mond and fami-1y - of St. Aug-
ustine spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. John Howard and fam-
ily. •
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Leddy,
Goderich spent Sunday with
Mr. andMrs. Clayton Leddy.
Jimmie " and Joane retuyned
with them after spending the
Easter holidays here.
The community extends sym-
pathy to the family of the late
Mr.. Bain MhDopal whose fun-
eral took place oil Monday:
Miss Beatrice Keenan of Tor-
onto and Miss Mary Martha
Moore of Algonac, Mich. spent
the week -end with Mrs. O'Neil
and Michael. .
Conigratulations• to Mr. and
Mrs. John Van Roy on the
hirth of a daughter in Goderich
hospital last week.
Miss Bonny Johnston of Mit-
chell spent the past week with
Mr, and Nil's. Desmond O'Don-
nell.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph O'Keefe
and family spent the Easter
week -end in Toronto.
Miss Shannon Stinnett of Det-
roit spent the week -end here.
Mr. Kerry Hogan of London
spent the week -end with .his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cgn Ho-
gan.
Miss Alice Dalton, Miss Mary
price
of 4-2 per load
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MAITLAND GOLF CLUB
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.Schedule of Fees - 1963
Membership: (Includes Social)
Male
Female -
Man and, Wife
Family '
* Juvenile (16 and' under)---� -
Junior (17 'to . 21) _ 15.00
Social: (Must be Shareholder)
Male or Female
Married Couple
Non-
.-
on -
Shareholder Shareholder
$45.00 -$55.00
35.00 45.00
60,00 70.00
70.00 80.00
10.00
15.00
20'100
30.00
GREEN FEES: $1.50 per day - Week Days
$2.00 per day -- Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays
Green Fee play for residents is restricted for June, July
and August to the following times: Monday, Tuesday,
Thursday and Friday until 5:00 'p.m. Wednesday until
•12:00 noon.
No resident Green Fee play is allowed on Saturdays,
Sundays and Holidays. '
"; Juvenile and Juniors play is restricted for June, 'July
and August to the following times; Monday, Tuesday,
Thursday" and Friday until 5:00 p.m. Wednesday until
12:00 noon. Saturdays,, Sundays and Holidays after 3:00
p.m. • '
Senior members may bring guests to the course. without
restrictions as to playing ti-ine.
DUE DATE: Golf fees are due in full IV June 1, 1963.
Playing privileges will be withheld after that date, sub-
ject to payment in full.
5SHRES: Shares are available at $50.00 per share. The
chase of one shade will open membership privileges
to both the Golf . and Curling section • upon payment of
the appropriate 'fees.
TRANSFER OF SHARES: Holders of shares who leave
the district may turn their shares in to the Club. Money
would only be refunded when the share is resold by the
club.
0: L. DAY,
Cha.irmanT niacrsh-ip-Gonm t
Club Professional -- Bill Breen
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