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Kincardine
AMBERLEY
• Home for . the Easter week -end
were 'Mr: and 'Mrs.' James `Mills
of''Weston' and Miss .Iiva Smeltzer
''of ' Goderich' with o,Mr:.and Mrs.
Arthur Smea:tzer and family..
'Mr and Mrs Douglas. Irwin of •
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'Toronto• were week -en • d guests
With'. Mr. and Mrs. Bert :Irwin;
Mr:•' and Mrs, .,:Wilfred Steele,:
Joyce,. Shirley- and Janis visited
on Saturday . -with Mr.. Herbert,
Jones ; and Mr. and Mrs. Carle
'Walden • of Chatham.,
Mr.- :and ,Mrs. • Gordon Camp;
bell of Ottawa. were .week -end
guests of - Mrs. ,Robert' Campbell
and family.
•Miss '_ Louise., MVLacDonald ''and
Miss Marian Perry 'of :Toronto,
• Mr. and Mrs. Malcoan McLennan
and Jean of •Barrie spent Easter
week -end ` at their cottage • .at
'!bine Clark.
Mr. Doiald Steele Of Water-
loo University spent the Easter.
holiday at. his home on the 2nd.
concession,- •
*A" number . of . 'ladies f ,r am :this
vicinity 'attende'cy. the "Daffodil
Tea". held ;at Clarkes- Church on
Friday of last week -in aides
Cancer Fund .From Reids `Cor=
ners a duett . was given by Mrs.
Elden Lawry. and Mrs. Perrin
Lawry ' "accompanied ..by Mrs..
W. J. Courtney.:•
•forsythia' and daffodils • adorn-
ed the, chancel . of: •St. Luke's
Anglican Church • on Sunday
Peritonitis Fatal '
To •Chas. Morrison-,:
Charles Munroe Morrison, a
native of this. community Where •
he was born and raised, died in.
Clinton Hospital on Good Fri-
day,, April 20th. He was. 57 years,
of age: and death was . due to
p an appen-
ars gnatis,� following
,dectonny.. •
Charles was . a son of Donald
Morrison and Annie' MacLeod,
and was born on March 9th,:
• 1.905. He attended public e school
at S.S. No. 5 Kinloss .and at-
tended Lucknow. • Continuation
School for two years.
In 1037, at London, he married.
Pearl Irvin of Ashfield Town-
ship. They have made their
home' for some: tiro in Clinton
where Charlie was employed as
a sander: ' - •
He
w.as a member' Of' Wesley
Willis Church in `Clinton and' his
pastor, Rev. C.G. Park conducted
the 'funeral service on Monday
at the Johnstone Funeral Home
in Lucknow. Interment was in
South' Kinloss Cemetery.
• The pallbearers were—St--WV:
Bell,,Cliff Cox, Carroll Cox,'
Russll Irvin, Robert ;Irvin, Irvin
INaylor. Flower•" bearers. were Al;
lan Taylor, Jerry Irvin, William
IIrvin, " Beverley Curran.
Mr Morrison is survived by
his wife; one son, Wiflivam • Mor-
rison ' of Winnipeg;: 'one daughter,
:Kay' .o'f •Clinton; ' one 'brother,
•Murdock •of Teeswater and' three
sisters, Mrs. • George Bell (Mary)
of: Kincardine;` Mrs.• William Mc-
Gill ('Acie)• of Lucknow and Mrs:.
Peter Dahmer (Elsie) of, Bervie.
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where the '` Easter service •was
well attended. Manly friends and,.
relatives home: for the -Easter
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the
vacation were :also.resent.
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Easter music' was given.:by the,
choir. and Rev: S. R. Lupton' con-'
' ducted 'communion ' service.
Mr. and' Mrs. Cecil.' Hgmnphrey
and. Mr, and Mrs. 'Donald Court-
ney visited on Sunday afternoon
with 'Mrs.; `Mervyn Eekmier at
Victoria Hospital, London. .Her.
-many. friends will • be happy to
know there ' is �' a -gradual im-4
proveinent .in her condition
A .:.family:, gathering was held'
at the home of Easter
and' Mrs
Ross, Shielis on Easter Sunday.
Dinner guests were, Mr. and
'Mrs, John 'Bell: of 'Kincard'ine,
Mr. and Mrs' William' England of
Ottawa, . Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Jamieson' of • Woodstock„,. Aar. & .
Mrs. ' ..George, ' Erninerson, .Jim '&
Bob: of Puzrple. Grove, Mr. ` and
Mrs: Mac B'ell,: Margie and David`
of .Montreal; Mr. and Mrs. Chea-
ter Camipbeld, :Lloyd, •Lynn and
David and Miss Kathy • Mil.ne of
London •
Pine : River United Church
was filled to capacity: on Easter:
Sunday.' Many ' relatives • and
friends r .ds home for :the holiday
were , present to • enjoy. the ser-
vice. :The
ervice..'The ;quartette, Robert
,Nail Glen Boyd, Ernest 'Gib-
Son and Robert `Courtney sang.
"Were . you There" and the choir
gave the ' anthem. "The Holy
City."; An 'inspniing 'Easter .mes
sage was •,'given by . 'Rev J.• C.
Hutton. •
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Camp
bell, and family of London are
spending the Easter•' holidays 'at
their farm `home near Amberley,
Mr.. • and Mrs. Reg Rhel of
Goderich ' were ' ,Easter , guests
with Mr. and .Mrs. Reg 'Godfrey
and P family.
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LUC1*NOW • PEE-WEES
EDGED OUT BY ONE, GOAL
'Although they hadn't been on
skates for six •weeks, Lucknow
Pee-Wees :gave .a good account
of themselves in the Young
Canada Week tournament at
Go•derieh' • on• Saturday, ' •
They eplayed about their 'best.
genie of the , season in being
edged out by' Erin ' 2-1. Erin
netted a, fluke goal ,with 'but
30 seconds' to .play .to. give `them
the wii. However, Erin was
ahead on shots on .goal,. which
would have . given them the dem
cision in case ofa tie.
Bdb lylullin Was the Lucknow
Marksman. ,The lineup was goal,
Terry Taylor; def., 13il1 Hoak, Ken
1R.ouflaton, Murray White; for..
,Wards, Bob Mullin; Donnie Me=
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You : will be receiving our sale bill in the'mad.: It s
lists a multitude of spring requirements •at •,
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REAL ;SAVINGS
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[Here's dust a few of the moneysavers
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•Rose Bushes, cultured hybrid tea roses in many •
i • •varieties acid colours ...
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Farmcrest Wheelbarrow for homgaen
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•' Childs Swing Set ' for Your Lawn . 18.99.
•' Circular Saw,. '7" Artisan ' heavy duty ,: , • 53:95
• .Coronado Floor Polisher With '5 lbs.` wax y' .: 36.95:
Coronado' Duchess 11 1b. Washer . 134.95
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•' Power Mower, ` 18" Jubilee. model.
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Garden _ Tiller, northern king vertical
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1 Free Use of Fertilizer and Lawn • Seed Spreader with •
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Clothes Hanger': Drive ' In Lucknow • . And Dungannon. •,
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l innon, •Doug Mckenzie, ':Garry..
McKenzie, Bob Button, Donnie'.
Johnston, Doug Campbell; Jinn
McKinnon; .Ronnie Stanley.
Hacketts. United Church Women
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The 'April meeting, Was hedn o
Wednesday 'at the home of Mrs.
Bert 'Alton; Mrs., Alex Hackett
presided, and opened the .meeting.
with 'prayer. The scripture ''lesson.
w:as read by Mrs. Alvin Alton &'
meditation on the scripture ' by
Mrs.. Donald'Hackett. Mrs. RusseI.
Alton . read ' the. . devotions.. Mrs.
George henry then lead in prayer.
17 membersand 1 visitor respond- •
edto the rail' call 'with an Eas-
ter verse. Mrs. Alex', Hackett of-
fered prayer after the, offering
was .received. It: was decided to,
hold' the, annual 'garden party' •at
the 'Church on 'June 5th. Amis-
.celOne•ous bazaaar is 'to be held.
at the next ,meeting among the
members:. A solo "Christ Arose'
by Mrs. Ken Alton was enjoyed.
10 . hospitalvisits and 1; ' house
cala were reported. The :chapter
"Second IZarvest" was read frorh
the . study book by Mrs, Dynes
Campbell. The hostess' . assisted
by Mrs, Herb • Wilkins 'served
lunch.
LANGSIDE
Easter week -end 'visitors were
Mr. and Mrs, Stewart Dawson &
boys. of :London with, Mr, and
Mrs.
Huntley 'Dawson/ and . fano-
ily, Ronald Conley: of. St. Jeans,
Quebec, Miss I..o'is Conley of.
London with their mother, Mrs,
Eugene Conley and family and
with their father in Wingham.
1 General Hoapirtal who we are
pleased to report is improving
nicely;
. Mr, ' •and ' Mrs Don Bell and
Wayne, Toronto, ' Miss.FhyIlir'.
Steer ',and friend, ;Lan Wallace,
London with parents; M17...' and
Mrs. Phillip St'eer.' Mr and Mrs.'
Fred Woodley,, Matthe, Vicki &
Valerie :of London were visitors
with her parents • theSunday
Previous. • •
Mrs Edith 'Brown and Barbara
of London Mr...and Mrs. Eric
Evans and family,; 'Hyde Park,
Mr:. 'and Mrs. 'Ted, Lvaps and
Linda of . gexdale. with Mn and
Mrs. William . Evans.
• Mr. • 'Harvey. `Miller, Mt.. and
Mrs. Art 'Hinschlb'erg'er and Dale,'
Kitchener, Mrs. Herb Miller, Leo;
Beaucharnp,. J ucknow with Mr;
and Mrs. ra'nk Miller. • •
11(figs Marion; Scott, Molesworth
with• parents, 1Vlr..'and Mrs. Wm.
Scott; Mr.. an. d- Mr_s Graham
Pinkney and ;Glyn' of Ajax with.
Mr.' and Mrs.. Ted Collyer.. Glyn
remained for the, holidays.
.Mr.' Jim Moffat, Miss Margaret
Moffat of 'Toronto .visited with
Mr, Graham G. 1VIeffat, Miss
Emma Richardson who spent the
week in Toronto returned 'hom
with then,
Mr. and Mrs. 'Clarence CrbW
stop; Dale. and Deabie, Chatham•,
'Mr. ,and Mrs. Orland Irwinand.
Steven, VI/Ingham, Mr and Mrs.
Ivan Laidlavv,��•Whitcehtirch,
•and Mrs. Clayton Alton, Ash-
field Township visited with Mr -
and Mrs. John Cro:Wstori,
Mr,' and Mrs. Lloyd Huffman
and girls •have "Moved, into the
Adams house,. 'SoundsarY East, ,
Mr. and Mrs. Art Kieswett r
and family, Waterloo, Miss
garet McMillan visited with. Mr.
and Mrs'.. Pat McMillan and boys,