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KINLOUGH
Weir . Eckenswiller went ; to
Toronto on = Monday° when• he
joined the crew of. the "Soodoc"
Mr. and Mrs.: Roy Graham yid:-
,ted
isitted ,last week with Mir. and Mrs,
Jack Graham at Ann ; Arbor,
�. Michigan
Mr.. and.' Mrs. Arthur Haldenby,
Mr. and Mrs. .Howard ,White
sides and 'son Howie of Toronto
were recent :visitors:, with rela-
tives here.
• Mrs. " Cliff Borthwick spent : a
few days with her parents, Mr.
and . Mrs. James Hodgins.
Congratulations to Mr. , and
Mrs. Clayton Watke (nee. Fran-
ces es ,Scott) who were married in
.the Presbyterian Church. on .Sat-.
urday.
Mrs. Gertrude • Walsh and Scott.
spent the week -end at ° their
- home here.
Sonie from here attended the
variety concert held at. Holyrood
last Monday evening.
Deepest' syMpathy is ,extended'
to Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bell of Am-
.berley in the sudden passing of
their ' son Murray. Mrs. Bell was
the former. Helen Cuyler, a sis-
ter of Mrs. Bert Nicholson.
Miss Donna Nicholson- spent
the week-endat her home here.
Mrs. Lynn Geddes of Kinloss
visited on Wednesday with her
aunt, Mrs. J. W. Colwell.
• • Mrs. Lloyd Conway, Mrs, Bert.
Sampson,` Mr.. Arnold Johnstone
of: Muskoka; Mr. and Mrs. Jerry
Flatterly of Toronto ' visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Nicholson and
family and , attended the funeral
of the late Murray Bell.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Forster
and children of Ripley, Mrs. Don
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AND DINNER
urart County TB Association'
Armstrong's ,Restaurant, Exeter
MONDAY,. APRIL 27th
7 :00 o'clock, ' D.S.T.
e special speakerwill ° be--=
Dr. WIVY. SHAT PE, • of Beck . Sanatorium
Dinner Tickets $1.0.0 - Available at the Restaurant
H;: GLENN HAYS, 0.c.
President.
Mrs. J. B. RUSSELL
Executive Secretary.
McCosh. and Mary and Miss Hel-
'en Byers of Purple Grove visited
Sunday: with Mrs. J. , W,' Colvtiell.
Mr. and Mrs: Morley • Bushell
and family visited Sunday with.
Mrs. John ' Barr and Donald.
Mrs.. Tom MacDonald, ,Mrs.
Lyman Sutton, Mrs. Frank Maul-
den, ' Mrs. Perry. Bushell, Mrs:
John Emerson and Mas. Perry
Hodgins attended :the- Presbyter-
ian:. Synodical at' :Goderich on
Wednesday. W!M.S.' lades ;also
attended ' the Thank -Offering
meeting 'of the •Langside W.M.S.
Mr. Russell Barr . who is pre-
sently at Chatham' spent - ,the
week -end at 1us home. here.;
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Barr and.
family visited Sunday with Mr.
and . Mrs.' Hugh Jansen at Pine..
River. '
Misses Edna and May Boyle
visited with. London relatives on
Monday. • ► •
Visitors with Mrs. -Harvey
Hodgins were Mrs: Eva Stanley
of London. Mr. and Mrs. Willi'aan
Jerome of Detroit, Mr. 'and Mrs..
Rae Stanley ;,of. Kinloss. •
ZUK LEAVES • WAL ' TON
George Zuk, recreation' 1' dir-
ector in Walkerton has resigned
his positibn� and with his family
will 'move • to Kitchener 'Where
he . will . resume insurance work.
Locally George is best remem-
bered 'as a clever, and stolid.
fastball 'pitcher when that sport
had its heydey • u ..this district.
He later pitched Walkertoh . to
several .• Ontario softball. titles..
He was the mainstay of their
l ockey tearn for several seasons
and captained the team to an
Ontario "B" title in 1954-55.
• ,Commenting on his departure
the Walkerton. -Herald Times said:
'lIt •might aptly be said that Geo.
Zuk, a non-smoker and non.'
drinker, was the mot outstared
ing athlete to ever locate ' in
Walkerton.' ' r
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WEDNESDAY APR1..., 22 1959.
The annual meeting of Kair-
shea 'Women's Institute, was held.
'in the lith 'School house, April
18th.. ' Mrs.. Archie McIntyre • was
hostess. Twenty-six .. answered'
the Roll Cally iby payment of
fees. ,Mrs. Richard • Martin read
the Scripture..
The treasurers' report was re.
ceived showing a balance at'*the'
end of March, as $120.24. The
'Auditors: report, was given,' Eby
Mrs. Archie MdIntyre.. • The Sttn-
shinereport was given by M'rs'..
'McIntyre;
'William • • cards and re-
mernbrances are sent to suck ,and'
•Shut -•ins , duringthis. year • ' •
The..Stancling+ Convener reports'
were by Mrs. Lloyd MacDoug,al
for • Agriculture. and Canadian
Industries; Mrs. Harry Levis,
Historical Research and Current
Events; Mrs. •.Ira. Dickie for Citi
zenShip and : Education; Mrs.
Frank McKenzie. Dome Econo-
mics and Health. Mrs. 'Fred Gil-,
Christ, reported for' ,Resolutions;'
Mrs, ' Harvey Houston, Public Re-
lations. During . the . year .each
convener 'has been giving a (brief
,report at each. meeting, keeping.
the members up ..to date.
Mrs.: Ted Collyer took ' the
chair for the election of officers
the • slate was brought, in by Mrs.
Harry • Lavis President;: , Mrs.
Cliff Roulston; let vice, • Mrs:
Moffat; 2nd vice, .Mrs: Don-
ald MacKinnon' Sec.-Treas,'' Mrs.
Currie • Colwell; Assistant -Sec.,
•Mrs. ire Dvckie, district director,
Mrs. D L. '1VMcKinnon; • alternate.
• district director, :Mrs. Fred . Gil-
christ; pianist, • Mrs. Virden' Maw'
bray; assistant • pianist;: Mrs: Herb
Buckton, Pwbl,ic 'Relations . repre-
sentative, Mrs. • Harvey Houston.
The .installation' of new officers
was conducted ,by ..the, retiring
president, .Mrs. D. L. MacKinnon.,
A • vote of thanks to retiring 'of-
ficers, fora job well done, 'was.
expressed by. Mrs.' • Allister
Hughes
The -;Institute: Directors ;will 'be
Mrs. Roy Finlayson, Mrs.': Alli-
star Hughes Mrs: • Alex McLeod,
Mrs, Richard Martin. Sunshine,
Committee;, Mrs.. Wm. McIntyre;
Mrs. T. Austin Mrs. Evan Keith,
Mrs. J Burt:
.Standing Committee Convener
will -.be the same as last year'
witha change being made. for.'.
Citizenship and Education, Mrs.
Gib. Hamilton. Federated News,
Mrs. Harold Campbell. ,
CHECK THESE RATEStvj
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DOUBrLE.
' . At . the • coiclusion of the elec..
tion of Officers .Miss Dean Mc-
Leodgave a reading entitled,
"The Meeting will come to 'or-
der." Let's hope our new officers
do not accept all the advise so„f-
fered• in same.
During the business period $10.
was voted. to the Red Cross ;and
$15: to the Sunshine .Cominittee. '
The • program' com•mittee will
meet •:in the dtth School house,
Thursday evening, April 23r'd at
8.15. The • report of the District
',directors meeting, at .: Tiverton,
April , 13th was given by Mrs.
A. Hughes. The District Annual
will be' held in Ripley, . Tuesday,
May 23rd. The axstrict Besolu
tion on Daylight Saving Time I
was read and approved. 1
The May Meeting' will be held
at the 'home of 'Mrs.' ]red Gil -
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Mrs Willis Corrigan of .Cooks-
town/ Was
Cooks-tow /Was the . guest of her niece.
Mrs. 'Allan ;Miller. and Mr. Miller.
lest week to he near her sister, ,
Mrs. Richard -Elliott of Holyrood
,who is a.,patienit nn • the Winghaan.
and :District General ` Hospital.
Miss Catharine MacGregor • of
Lucknow.'who has been a patient
in. the Wingham and District
Hospital for eleven weeks as 'the
result of a' fractured hip, is re-
cuperating at the home of her
sister, Mrs. -'George Stewart and',
Mr Stewart.
.We extend sympathy. to Mrs.
James Durninwhose mother, ° v.
Mrs. William Luxton passed
aw,,y at the'Kincardine' Hospital
on Saturday.
Mrs. Wi'11iam' Purdon is a pat-
ient in the • Wingham Hospital.
Her many friends hope for. a •
speedy recovery. • •
Lt *Brian Staples. of 'Camp Bor-
den'was a 'week -end visitor with
Mr.' and .Mrs; John Cameron. and ,
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christ. • • • •Don. •
Daylig
Savin
will go into effect.
IN LUCKNOW
on
SUNDAY,
APRIL 26
at 2:00 a.m.
and will continue until further notification'
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