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EspAY, Stli, .1912 0.72 •
aslicks Observe
6th Anniversary
WHITECHURCH NEWS.
:Congrotulation.s to Mr. and
earl Caslick who on Wednes -
, March 29 quietly celebrated
it 56th wedding anniversary.
ohelpthem celebrate were Mr. •
' mrs, Wilfred Casliek of Wing-
m Mr, and Mrs. Ronald.
and Mr. and Mrs. Wallace
0, They were presented with.
ted plants.
Weekend visitors with Mr. and
, Russel McGuire were his
e1 Mrs. Gus Lentiria and Mr.
ntina of Toronto, Elmer Mc
ire of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs.
alter Quanz and family of Palm-
on and Mr. and Mrs. Larry
Guire of Elmira.
Mrs, Herb Hunter and Trevor of
ndon visited last week with her
ents Mr. and Mrs. Wallace
an. 'Herb Hunter joined the
on Thursday and all visited
ithloknow relatives, return-
home to London-on—Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Conley
Jason were Sunday visitors
hhIr. and Mrs. Wallace Conn.
On Saturday evening at 8.30
teen tables of Progressive Euch
players enjoyed the game ,
th Mrs, Wallace Conn giving.
e instructions , in Whitechurdh
mmunity Memorial Hall.
ore winning prizes were - bigh-
t lady, Mrs. Jith Coultes; 2nd
Mrs. Wesley Tiffin; high
nt, W. Taylor; second high,
rman_Coultes.. _Two _draw _
re made by Cheryl Walker.
e winners were Mrs. Bill -
ans-and Dave GibbLuneh-was
rved by the sponsors White
arch Women's Institute.
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Congratulations to Mrs. Neil
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KINLOSS
A large crowd observed Easter
Sunday at' the service at
South Kinloss on Sunday. The >• •
Bible Readings by Rev. Glenn' •
Noble'wer,e interspersed with mus-
ical numbers. Frank MacKenzie
sang "Open the Doors of the
Temple":' Linda Sparks played a
piano solo and the choir ,•under
the direction of •Mrs. Lorne • .
sparks , sang an Laster Anthem.
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THE IAICKNOWIENTINEL, .144CKNOW, ONTARIO PAWN SEVENTEEN
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One Contest was the winner of 'a
polaroid Camera. .
Mx.. George 'Young and Mrs,
Fred Tiffin spent Tuesday with
Mrs. Gertie Tiffin of Wingham.
Mrs. Bill Evans, Mrs. Robert
Ross, Mrs. Victor Wybenga and
Mrs. Dawson Craig attended the
W. M.S. Thankoffering on Wednes-
day at South K
The'
Presbyterian
Church. The ladies sang aCcomp-
anied 'by Mrs.- L. Spark's.
Chalmers Presbyterian Sunday
School re-opened on Sunday April
2 with an attendance of 29..
Mr, and Mrs. Jack Coultes,
Debbie, Kevin and Blaine of Oak-
ville visited , on the'lOng week end
with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Al-
bert Coultes and her parents Mr.
and Nirs. Mervyn Pipe of Brnssels.
To help Mrs. Earl Caslick
celebrate her birthday on Satur-,
day night were Mx. and Mrs. Wil-
fred Caslick of Wingham , Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Caslick of Culross,
Mr. and Mrs. Lizzmore and Mack
of London, Darlene' Coultes ,
Diane Caslick of Kitchener and
on Sunday Miss Alma Conn and
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Conley and
lason helped with the celebration.
Mrs. Mildred Elliott, Bruce,
Betty and Gordon of Ailsa Craig ,
Mrs. Gordon Elliott and Mrs.
Galbraith cif Witigham were Sun-
day visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Elliott and lamily. -
Mr. and Mrs. Gershom. John-
ston of. Wingham were Sunday
visitors with Mt. and Mrs. Char-
les Woods and family of Egmond-
ville. •.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Wybenga
sp-enta little time-on-Sunday
afternoon with the'residents of
Pinecreit Manor to Share with
them the Joy of Easter. Mi.
Wybenga read the' Resurrection
Story and meditated on the prom-
ise of life which i Seen in the •
empty tomb from which
Christ arose. Mr. -and 'Mrs. Wy-
benga sang a duet In The Garden.
Several Easter hytims were sung.
Mr. Wybenga closed, with prayd.
SURPRISE BIRTHDA Y PARTY
On Saturday evening a surprise
birthday party was planned for
GershOln Johnston of Wingham
and held in the assembly room of
the Belgrave Arena. Present for
the celebration were Mr, and
Mrs.. Douglas Smith and Sharon of
Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Stewart
Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight
,Smith of Kitchener; .Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Robertson of Waterloo; Mr.
and Mrs. Larry McMichael and
family of liespeler; Mr. and
Mrs. Charle Wood , Sylvia and
Rickey and Misi Hildebrand of
Egrnondville; Mrs, Lois NIcMich-
ael and Bruce of Seaforth; Mr.
and Mrs. Reg Peacock , Ruth ,
Nancy and John of Thornton; Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Ritchie ,
Brenda , Stephen, Donald and
Mary Ann of 2nd concession Kin-
loss;. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Arkell
and John of Wingham; Mr. and
Mrs. Ted Rabinson, Bill. Judy
and Janice of Donnybrook; Mr.
and Mrs._ Jack Johnston, David,
Donna of St. Pauls; M.r. and Mrs.'
Fred' MacPherson of Wingham;
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Johnston, Paul,
Ruth Ann and CarOl Ann of. List-
owel; Mr. and Mrs. Gershom
Johnston and George Grigg of •
Witthirn. Cardgames were en;*
lO'yed and prizes were given, At
lunch time three beautiful birthday
cakes With greetings were present-
ed to Gershom and a bountiful
lunch Supplied by ,the attenders
was enjoyed. '
91st BIRTHDAy
To help Mrs. Tom Inglis
celebrate her 91se birthday on
Friday, March-3T were Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Adams and family ,
and Mrs. Jack Inglis and family,
of Ripley and Alex Inglis. Miss
Janet Inglis, her granddaughter
remained for the week end.
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Ripley Legion liall Filled For Ventlup —
Meeting-Of-L-ocal History Group-- -2
The Ripley Legion Hall was fil- I two little girls and sang "I don't
led to Capacity for the last meet- Want to play in your yard"..
ing of the Local History Group
for this season. Mrs.' Donnie Mac-
Donald was chairman for the con-
cert. She expressed the thanks of
the committee in Charge for the
willingness of all to share their
talents./
'Mrs. 'Olive Young played some
lively sChottisches to start things
off in a happy. vein.. Then Mrs.
Jas. Kirkpatrick, Mrs. Bert Irwin,
Mrs, Steve Irwin and Mrs'. Wm.-
Courtney made a pleasing quart-.
ette. Donald Blue called off for
two square dance sets with Frank
Scott and Mrs. Roy McKenzie
providing the music. Norman '
MacDonald recounted "The Cre-
ination•of Sam McGee". Contests
were led by Mrs. Stewart Needha
and Miss Ada Gawley. Bill,Arn-
old played the mouth organ ac-
companied by Mrs. -Stuart Shiells.,
Dr. andiKIrs. W. A. BuCkton
of Forest and. Mrs. MacConnell
of Mildrnay were guests on Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Herb •Buck-
lon.
Miss Verda Alderson is visiting
at the 'home of Mr. and Mrs.
Lorne Sparks.
Easter visitors with Mr. and .•
Mrs. Frank MacKenzie and Heath-
er: Ken Jackson of Galt , Miss •
Connie MacKenzie of Toronto
and Rod MacKenzie frau London.
Mrs.' Arnold led in' making
plans for Fall and fOr a bus trip
in June. Sir also showed the
third Re-printing of Robertsonsi
History of Bruce. Lunch was
served by Mrs. Ardill Mason,
Mrs. Ernest Pollock, Mrs. Wm.
Courtney, Mrs. Morris Reid and ,
other helpers.
Ever,yone was grateful to the
committee in Charge of such an
enjoyable afternoon. They were
Mrs, Frank Fair, ,,Mrs. Donnie
MacDonald, Miss Ada aawley
and -Mrs; Gordon-Scott
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tion ; they proved to be, song sheets
and the men used them to good
bie"Tout had toes
tapping with his violin selections.
lie was accompanied by Mrs.
George McLean.. Mrs. 'Bill Arn-
old and •MrS. Alex .McAuley ,read
excerpts from. an 1899 and a 1900
issue of the Kincardine Reporter:. .
Fares were given •for a boat .
, trip to Cleveland, Ohlo;• Entrance
examination results gave the stnd-
eni's. marks; the Sarah and the
Wanderer had loaded cordwood
at .the dock recently; Emma POl-.
lock' of Con. 12 had married Nath-
aniel Bell; and John Tout and
-helpeis—had-hauled7br-ick—from4he....
.• Kincardine yardS to build' Pine
River Presbyterian. Church. There
were an amazing nuniber of ad
Vertiscments for patent medic-
ineS. James Kirkpatrick has not
forgotten 'his' comic readings.
Mrs. John A. MacDonald and Mrs.
Kirkpatrick played the part of
o-
1d
at.
e' •
en
were called to. the front to be
presented with Honour Rolls from
Mr. Trudeau. On closer exarnina •
Miss Martha Martin of Toronto
spent the week end with Mr. and
Mrs. Allan.Giaham and family. •
Denver Dickie is On a business
ot
trip to Lafayette, Indiana.
Kenneth,HOuston wai'6orne
from Mohawk Raceway for the
week end: