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.' ni . meeting
The 'first.+Brow e. �, for
' the season' was held .Wednesday,
October 4th' with an attendance;
of twenty. Garries:'were. played
.until 4:15, . followed by Fairy
Ring; .Inspection :and Fairy, Gold.
Tire/ work periodwas deyoted'.to•
Semaph'or..e:.; Packie introduced
the Golden 'Bar :Brownies,; to; the
mysteries: of Signalling,. while
Brown Owl drilled. the 'Golde'n
Hand Brownies; in .•preparing. for
their test next Week.' . : •
At .'• Pow -wow, ' congratulations
were offered to 'four ':Brownies
who have completed their Gol-
den' Bar Tests. The six' with most
pointe last Year was the, 'S.prites
KI NLI U:iIj
Mrs. Miller Hartwick of Kine
cardine visited with her mother,.
Mrs.. Ger.trude'' Walsh
Mr. and Mrs. William 'Lloyd
.of London' were recent visitors
with Mrs. William Cox. and Rev,;.
Benson Cox,
Mr • and. Mrs: Bert Nicholson
and Allan visited over the Week-
end With :Detroit relatives.
Mr. ' and Mrs. Karl Boyle and
Carol of London visited over the
week end' with Misses Edna and
'May'Boyle and other, relatives:
here:, ,
,Guests with Mrs. William Cox
and Rev: Benson Cox were Mrs•
Jennie Frid of 'Dundas, Mrs. Wm,
Hamilton and Mrs:, Raymond
Hamilton of Olivet:' ''
On Sunday next, October; 15th,.
anniversary services' will be -held
in the Presbyterian Church. Rev.
F. J. Parsons, 1,.A.., of Tiverton
will be the guest• 'speaker'' at 11.
a.m. and 7:30., p.m., There' will be
special music. • '
Oh. Sunday next,'' the Anglican
service ' will :be withdrawn in
favour of -the :Presbyterian :An
nive'rsary:,, services
Mr .and 'Mrs Ted Evans of,
Rexdale and Miss Donna Nichol-
son of Stratford, spent the week
end . at their home here..
The • WA. 'will Meet ' on Thurs
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day 'afternoon.., .' . '
'Some • from ''here attended „the
•opening of the Bruce .'Lea; Haven
at 'Walkerton' on Wednesday. of
last ,.week. •�'.
Mrs. Roy • •$chneller _spent a
few days. .with relatives at Kit=
chener."
We ' .are . sarry to' .report' .,:that.
11/111-S. Chris Shelton , has 'been 'a'
patient :- in the ' Hanover Hospital
as' he result' of a .heart ' .'attack::'
We the.
he ,'improved . health.
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Mr and "•Mrs ' Dan• To11
Floyd .' .and ' . Douglas HStanley,
Elaine' odgins and Patricia.
GERALD sCRPOKS
DOCTOR OF' CHIROPRAC/TIC
Phone '545
KINCARDINE, ONTARIO
Be Sure. Your.
HEALTH INSURANCE
INCLUDES' 'CHIROPRACTIC,•
Six' and'' the Brownie with niost
points was, .Linda ..Boyle. The:
Sprites - and' Linda '.received;. a
hearty ' clap from the.: 'other'.
Brownies. The Visit of Lady Ba-
den-Powell to 'London -was dis
cussed: • Donna Ritchie .:read: a
story of the • Sunbeams, a . South •
African story,and we all.- learn-
ed the advantage of working' to-
-gether.
The :meeting closed with the
Brownie' Prayer and Chimes.`..
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DUNGANNON: NEWS),
• (Intended For Last Week)
Dungannon Publ}c :School held`
the: annual `sCountry. Fair" with
the weather favoring; and a good
crowd attending. The teachers,
Mr.:. Ron Jewett and Mrs. M.
Durnin,• .conducted an interesting
program of contests and sports.
Mr. Eldon Culbert, chairman of
the school board assisted for the
events and Miss Iva' -Carr, Mrs.
Lorne Iver, ' and 'Mrs:; Wilbur
Brown, were judges:
Best pet, rabbit; Dianne 'Erring-
ton, Mary .Lou Eienry; ,BeSt pet
cat, Valerie Hodges; Best pet dog;,.
(small) Bonnie ' Culbert, , Debbie
Hodges; Best pet Turtle, Stephen
Caesar, '. Jeanie • ' Stothers.. and
Barbara Blake; Gold fish, Cathy
Stothers; Pet • pigeons, 'Marsha
Hodges; Pet rabbit • family,; •Allan'
Park'; Pet cat family, : .Garry
Caesar; Best decorated, bicycle,
Brenda -Schultz,'' Garry Caesar,
Johnny;Stanberry. and' .Martha•
Eedy,;, "Best decorated tricycle;.
Valerie' Park',, Barbara. Blake,
(Laurie) Pentland and Jim Sto
thers; Best decorated doll buggy;
Brenda Schultz, Heather Park,
Susan. Park; Boys 'best' cowboy
costurzie,. John 'Stanbury, ' Steven.
Caesar, "Gary Caesar.;'Boys Indian
costume 'David 'Caesar, Dianne
Errington; Girl's prettiest costume,
Rodene' Pentland; Jeannie, •':Sto-
thers, Brenda. Schultz; Girls fun-'
niest costume,. ',Peggy ; Hodges,..
• Martha, • Eedy, Heather :Park;
•Best dressed doll (blonde)Lynn
Culbert; Arlene. -Culbert; Best;
dressed doll (dark),'Martha Eedy,,
Susan Park;, Best stuffed anima.la;
Sharon' 'Sp!vak, ,Lexie .McWhin-
ney;: Draw for a 'mat conducted
by Eldon Culbert was 'Won . 1by.
Donald Thompson; •Auburr, 'Best.
soapbox • car,:; Ricky, Park, Angus.
Stingel.
•° Races .-pre-school, .Don . Hen
•ry., 'Pli�lip
Black;.,: Running race,.
7 .years • and under, Garry Fielder,
Martha Eedy; Running` race, ;'.9
and. under, Jeannie Stothers,
Douglas Henry. 11 ; and; under,,
Donna Pentland,, Bonnie Culbert.
Boys 11 and under',' Allan Park,
Greg... Park;: 'girls 15: and : under,'
Dianne•Park Pat Eedy; boys, 45
and ` Under, Brian ;Black,. Tom.
Kovak .
{ " A 'ball.' game was held' after-
wards. A stand for :hot .'dogs,
coffee and ice';.cream was held.
There was 'also a bazaar ' of 'fruit,
arid vegetables,' jams and'. fancy
Work in :the, school. The . funds
Will be .'used 'for skating ,_and a
bus, trip''}:::
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Thompson spent 'the week -end
with relatives; at Flint 'and De-
troit •
Mrs.' Harvey Hodgins returned
home from London where, she
hasbeen a patient it Victoria
Hospital.'
LOCHALSH
OBITUARY
MRS, WILLIAM ROUTLEDGE:
There passed away on Septem-
ber 18th in the Sunset Haven
Nursing, Home, Brandon, Mani-
toba, Mrss. William; • Routledge,
formerly .Mary Martini of Con..
WEDNESDAY, ,OCT. ll hr, 1f
Mrs. R. G. Marlin, Con, 3, ;Duron
Township;; two nieces, Mrs.
Douglas Graham, R. 5, Lucknow
and IMrs. Allan T . Mc.. Donald, R.
4, Ripley and. nephew • Austin
Martin, R. 6, LucknowRoThere
are also two ne;'phews, bert .S,
Martin, Fort Frances, Ontar'io', & '
William F. Martin,., Vancouver,.
4, Huron, Township . and . of 13.F14'
C, ,
Lucknow, • Funeral Services were held .'in
the
She was in her 13'44 year and ;chapel of :St., 'Paul's ' United
Ch rch, Virden, on September
the last member .of ..-a family of: - conducted by 'Rev. S. A, '
nine, ,five sons :and four daugh Walmsley.
tens, • born to the late Robert
• Pallbearers° were ste
and 1Vlary • (Buci{in ham) Martin,. p grand
oneers' on the` farm now ;owned. sons and: nephews. ,Interment was t•
P. .
by. Austen Martin. Her brother inWitten, Cemetery;.
•Rishard.'s death occurred in May
of this year at Fair Haven°Nurs JACK •McGEE
ing. Dome, Kincardine. Mrs, Susan Catherine McGee,
After the death . of her 'mother 67, of Goderich, died On Friday,
in Lucknow in 1924'she went to September 29th, in Victoria Hos
visit her sister: near,Lenore, Man- pital, London. She was . the �4 i
clow of John, W. McGee, ' and was
born in. ' Ashfield, a daughter of
the "rate : Mr.. and' Mrs.. Peter
Cooks She lived in ' Ashfield;
Township until 19.18; when Mr.
and Mrs. McGee, moved: do Luck-.
now,,' They went to Goderich in
1924. •Mrs, McGee was "a mem
itoba, where she .married William.
Roiutledge of that area ' in 1922:'
As a widow, she,• moved to. ,Vir-
den in ::1940 to live' with her
.niece, Mrs. May Routledge; who
with her family, gave, her 1oy
ing ,care 'Until her . crippled con
dition necessitated her, admission,
to the''nursing home in Brandon; ber of Knox 'Presbyterian Church.
two years ago.. • Surviving are . two' 'sistars, Mrs.
Leftto mourn are: her. step: Bruce. (Bertha) Holland, Clinton,
daughter, . two` step sons 'and and Mrs. George, (Sadie)' Hackett•,
their fami:lies;' and :nieces, Mrs.. ,Cochrane; ; and . two.. brothers, ,
May :Routledge and Mrs. Etta Thomas Cooke, of Godericl i and
Drummond" of. 'Virden, Manitoba. Peter Cooke of, • Zion.
Another: deet; .Mrs: John. Wythe Rev.. G. L. Royal officiated 'at
of. Meir iota, Manitoba passed' the funeral service: on Monday,
away three days previously.;' October 2nd ,at'the''.,S,tiles: funeral
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this. area, • "her passing is• home. Interment was in' .:Mit
mourned.: by her 'sister-in-law,: land cemetery.,;
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Charles of..Leamington. •
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ENQiJIRE about our i
Cities Service Furnace Finance Plan 11::
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Shirley Brooks of Toronto and
Alice Brooks of London spent
the Weekxerid with 'Mrs, Marion 1.
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'Barbara F • inlayson of: Guelph' Ai r
spent the week -end .with her'
parents, Mr; .and Mrs, 'Gordon
Finlayson.
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