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Two*. A961;• Pontiac Laurentians,' power steering;. ;automatic,, ._
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1961 •Po • tiac Stratoehief, automatic I,
X961.. Pontiac .Laurentian V-8, 4 -door hardtop, automatic, • , • •
1961 Ford Fairlane, :500• Sedan, automatic and power steering• •
'•;1$O.Cher► Belair Sedan, automatic
1959. -Pontiac Sedau,., 'automatic, fully equipped '
',1959' Blick 4 -door ',hardtop/ "automatic
tomatic, fully equipped
],959• �•Chev� Sedan, at
•':'1959 . Pontiac Sedan, .:automatic
:Z 19570„;Ford. 2 door Station Wagon
• 19,5' 'Ghees"; Sedan, standard
195x7 Buick • Sedan, automatic
• 1956. yorCPUStCM Sedan, automatic .
195W Meteor ,Rideau,. 'automatic .
1956 Pontiac,.' Coach
1955 Ohev sedan
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KINLOSS
Mrs. William -,MacKenzie and
family: of Detroit visited over the
weekend' at the.: homes of . •Mr.'
• ' and Mrs. ,Tom .. MacK•enzie' and
Mr. and Mrs. • Frank MV a Ker zie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey :'Houston
and. Wallace and Mr. • and ,1Vlrs:
Allister -Hughes ;were in Niagara
Falls. 'on Saturday attending J. J.
.Houston's. graduation from • the
School •. of - Horticulture.. • •
Mr. ` and . Mrs. 'Harold .Austin,,,
Robert, • R;onnie land Gar were
dinner guests at the • home : of
• • Mr. and Mrs. 'Lloyd MacDougall
on Saturday evening. `•
The. Junior Choir • •sang an an-
them ' at the Sunday service at
. South ,the
. Presbyterian
•Chucr, • with .th.e. organist,,` Mrs.
r Herb' Buckton, presiding gat, the
new Hallman, 'organ. - -•
Sunday' visitors at• ,the home of, creath cheese • sauce.
Mr, . and Mrs.: Fraser - MacKinnon
included .Mr, and Mrs. Orville
Elliott; Donald 'arid'. Karen,. Mrs.
D. • L. -MacKinnon and John and
Mr. • and• 'Mrs.. Harold • Ritchie $i
Bob.
. Five' ladles' from Kairshea W.I.•
were in dharge of'. -the lunch.
booth at garish Moffat's 'sale on
Thursday .afternoon, It'Was well
;patronized by ;thelargecrowd'
Oat the 'sales _ s; h�.
Holyrood No. 1 4-11 Club ,•.` •
The .second meeting of the
•Holyrood No. 1 :4-H Club .was
'held,. at . Holyrood 'Central. •School
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on Tuesday, Mardi' 27th. Ai11
the members- were, present.
While :the girls • were given
their•'::.notes. the potatoes and
:cauliflower ;were being cooked:
They' mashed the potatoes ` and
covered the, 'cauliflower with ..-a
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MONUMENTS
or sound counsel and: a fair price on a monument
correctly designed from qualityy anterial,
rely on
SKELTON * MEMORIALS
Pat O'Hagan, Prop.
Established; Over •'Sixty- Years
' ' W.Ikerto>i i Phone .6,38!.w Ontario
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FOR TOP QUALITY .ATLAS BATTERIES
DUNLOP TIRES Most • Sizes In ' Stock)
AT REASONABLE PRICES! '
.Repairs - to All Makes , of Cars and Tractors
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3 Licensed Mechanics;
;heel Alignment end BaIandng
M.ORCAI
Balancing"
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MOTORCADg DEALER.
Lochalsh .Native:
Died , In States:
The death. of Mrs, J. W. New-
ton occurred in' Rochester, N.Y.,
on'. Friday, March, 23rd. Mrs..
Newton Was the former .Marg-
aret Ann Finlayson, daughter of
.Duncan. Finlayson and :Jane.
MacMillan. She was • born at
Lochalsh on the farm now own-
ed by her nephew, Gordon Fin-
layson, and which' ihas been in
:the Finlayson family since" .it.
was. first, :settled ` in 1849
Mrs: Newton is one of a .• fa-'
rnily of thirteen; ,three ••of whom.
survive two sisters,. 'Mary &.
Christine in iCaliforn'ia ,'and a
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brother, Rod ' Finlayson of Ot-
tawa, . Who at one time served
as private• secretary to the late
Hon. !R. :B. •sBennett.
Mrs, Newton's • husband pre'
deceased her several years:' ago.
*mong. those attending , the•
funeral' at Rochester .on Monday.
Of last week were Gordon Fin'
layson of Lochalsh, • his sister
Mrs,. Donnie '(Mary) MacDonald
of • ,Huron • Township and Mr. -
Rod Finlayson of iOttawa.
St. Peters Guild
The meeting place• for March-
26th was the new parish hall. 12'
members were 'present. President
Mrs. E.Gaunt, opened the meet=
ing, with, prayer. Business. for the
evening was • mainly the discus-
sion of two banquets; one. ,to be
held ;April 2nd; ;the other .a wed
ding 'supper • on April 2lst. It was
decided' td buy p'a'int for .the. in-
terior of the hall, • with mem-
bers •volunteering to do the work -.
Mrs, ' iSaikeld • displayed some
lovely aprons that she shad made.
They, are to : be sold -With pro:
ce:eds ° going for. Guild `:work.
Meeting . was closed by Rev.
Wright, Lunch was' ,served by.
the hostesses, Mrs. Jean .McQuil-'
lin and Mrs. - Jean Johnstone.
BROWN1E,:NEW$
BROWNIES:. 2nd' PACK
• The Brownies.2nd Pack met.
On Tuesday, afternoonwith nine
Brownies present. Joanne Greer
was': chosen Toadstool " Fairy for
the meeting, .which opened with
,games, ' : followed ;by* .Fairy Ring,-
inspection and collection of -Fairy
Gold;
, In the :work„ period, the Golden
Hand . Brownies worked at their
knitting, while - the .:'Golden 'Bar
Brownies were taught 'the:` Ree-
1Knot • by Pack -le..
The •meeting. • closed With a
Pow.Wow sesSion'•which includ-
ed a '.Circle Game, the Brownie
squeeze and • Brownie. Taps.: • .'
Initipte 17 Into
Explorers,' Group
The initiation' service .0f.. the
Explorers was :.held on Friday'
evening in.` .Ashfield,: Preslbyter-:
ian ': iChrch. under the.leader-
ship 'of. Mts. Henry MacKenzie
and .Mrs. Warren Wylds.
The" service: Was. in charge' of
•Mrs, Henry. MacKenzie. Scrip-
ture was read •by tonna-Wy1
followed with prayer'. Eby,: Mrs. 11.
MacKenzie. Readings .were given
by Margie Simpson and. 'Brian
Johnson. The girls of: the .Ex-
plorers sang "Jesus keep ' me
near. the • 'cross". and . the 'Iboys.
sang "If 1 come tb Jesus." -
The ' initiation ceremony was
conducted by Mrs. 'Warren Wylds
with Nlrss
dent of.•Sadie Johnson, presi=
the
W.M.S.W;M S.. presenting •
stars and pins to: the .following:
Mary Barger; Alma Farrish, Ken-
neth McLennan, ,Brian 'Johnson,
Drew McRae,- Gary ,MacKenzie,
Janice • Robb, Allan Finlayson,
Jane . Monerief, Tom Macbonald,
George " MacDonald, • Christine
McLenn•an;, Sandy. ' Simpson,,
Margie Simpson-, Dona Wylds,
Nancy. 'McLennan,, , Sandy Far-
risk,
Mrs, R. Mackenzie intro-.
duced .the •' guest speaker, '.Mrs:
John ,Pollock of Teeswater, •
Mrs. Ma-ckenzie thanked 'Mrs,.
.Pollock and 'Kenny •• McLeinan.
presented her with a gift,
Lunch was served; by the com-
mittee in charge,
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visiting • Toronto?' -'
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■iv in every room a overlooking lake Ontario
ahotel facilities •entertainment nightly
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only 7 minutes
from downtown
via the
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at the: fabulous.'
HOTEL -
free parking call RO 6-4392
at the ...door .. • for reservations
NEWS BRIEFS
FROM NEARBY
Many, will, we . imagine, ap-
prove . of Harriston `Co.uncl's de-
cision..in refusing to approve the'a g
'o`nin•
purchase of two lots•dl, l
the Norweli� High School in ,Pal-
merston to' make .way ' for the
construction • of C :vocational
wing.-Harriston ,council feel .that
the area should send. vocational
students to 'Listowel where a . new:
vocational ;school is • :being -con-
structed. . The Palmerston pro-
perty. on Which there:* •.a build
ing and double garage is assessed
for• • •$3;400, and has a. price tag.
on it . of $17,000;
Wingham Stores have adopted
the open Friday night :after ex
perimeriting with the ;change a.
few 'years ago, Which at that time
proved• 'unpopular and: Saturday
night--was--reverted to: •
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Kincardine iDistrict �High:School
Board is to;% draw, a tighter rein
:op student' activities. ,Student
car parking will not be. permit-
ted . 'on 'school property. • !Com-
plaints. of' smoking arra. drinking
at ; school dances- - will result closer . supervision • and 'thee�a
nn-
n er of dress•will have to' measure
up to ' approved standards: "Tru
'ancy is: also'. a. matter 'of • concern.'
arid absentee notes will have to
give • valid • reasons . "Going. to
•get my hair done" "or.. ""having • to
go td the store" won't -,be accept
able. The Situation- is summed up
that is ` • takes :only : "a. few (bad
e
apples'. to .Spoil' 'th barren,"
Final . approval of . the' appoint..
ment of' Mr, Weiss 'as;,'Teeswater
postmaster has been 'confirmed
after , a . two months' delay, Ht
'sycceeds M. A. 'Donahue.
The. Supreme court has upheld
the conviction. .of Arthur Jame:
Kendall, 51, on the charge' a
killing 'his .wife• in a lonely true(
Peninsula. cabin. in • August. 0:
1952, and disposing of her . body
Kendall earlier lost an appeal ti
the )Ontario Court of Appeal; 11(
is scheduled to ,be hanged or
April • 17th,
OLI VET ' NEWS
Mis ' Janet Hamilton was: Selo
ist , on ;• Sunday in the .Unit@
Church. 1,
• Miss. Donna •'Osborne of T,or
onto . 'spent the 'week -end wit
her mother, Mrs. •Elmer. Osborn(
'Miss Alice` Brooks 'of Londe
spent .the • :week-e:n'd at her hem
here.
Siinday 'visitors with. Mr:' an
,Mrs. 'Robert 'Osborne, were:- M.
and Mrs. Ralph Scott, Mr,, an
Mrs. Allan INartwick and bier
da, :Mr: and, Mrs. Charles •Hec
ley 511; of. Kincardine. Townshi
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Wrigh
son, JoAnne .and Sandra 'of- T
verton ,and .Miss Donna ;liedl€
of Qviren ' Sound.: • •
G juests of Mr. and' Mrs. Wa
ter .'Roiilston,. `Mary • and • Gordc
on Wednesday . were::. Mr. ar
Mrs :R. H. ,Solomon,` .Mrs, Th
mas Kinkade; ,Mrs. Annie . Be
den,, : :Mrs.; Edith Roulston
Stratford; Mrs. W:• J. ;Roulsti
and `Miss :!Cora.. Gannet of .:Win
ham. • •
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Lookssloou."
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Red Cross depend on your `generosity.
Your "dollars provide and'carry on the: '.
,essential Red Crgss services .and
programmes in your community.
This year -think of the many ways- the
Red Cross serves you and: your neighbour
—then plan your donation or pledge to the
best of your means. A generous donation,.
Will do so much for so many in 19621
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Redcross. .
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