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WEDNESDAY, Nov. 4th, 1953
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AMBERLEY FOLK
HFTY YEARS WED
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Campbeli
of Amberley observed their 50th
wedding Anniversary on Wednes
day, October 21st, in Reid’s Cor
ners community hall when the
family entertained neighbors, rel
atives and friends.
The eyepipg was spent playing
euchre with& top prizes going to
Mrs. Ralph Humphries, Kincar-
^dine and Donald Blue, Ripley.
—Bougias-Yb^^^^
the-Lake acted'as chairman for ,.a*
short, program ot pi^
lin selections, vocal s$fps by Ar
chie Courtney And Scotch danc
ing by Sandra McLennan . of
.Wingham. Short addresses by the
Rev. j. C. Hutton, John Emmer-
ton of Lurgan, John C. Campbell
of Point Clark and Donald Blue
of Ripley, who proposed a. toast
•to the. bride and 'groom, after
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Good Going—November 12 - to
November 15 inclusive.
Returns-Leave Toronto not later
.'than midnight, November 22 nd.
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Full mforutufion
from uny ateut.
LANGSIDE
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; A successful bazaar and social
was held at Langside church on
Thursday evening. The program
consisted of solos by Mrs. Philip
Steer and Mrs. James Richardson,
readings by Mrs. Neil McDonald.
an<J Jimmy Young, two song seL
ections by five gjirls, Lois and
Myrtle Crowstoni Betty Miller,
Lorraine McDonald arid^^arie
Sparling; accordion music'by
Gordon Wall; guitar solo by Al/
Jan-Miller-i-duet-by-Mr^-and-Mrs/
P. Steer,/Slides were also shpwri
Mby^^d^Cdnyej^LupehT^as-ser^
;ve,d. V '■’/ •; ’r'-, ; ■ ‘ / .
The Y.p.S. met at the home df
Mr. .and Mrs/Chas,. Tiffin Mon
day evening with-a good attend
ance. Next meeting on .November
16th at the hpme of Mr. and‘Mrsf;
Jas. Richardson.
Mission, Band will be held ’ in
the church Saturday afternoon.
ing,
Mrs. Charles Alton, Tilbury,
visiting relatives north of Dun
gannon, called on " friends here*
over the week-end.
The United church Y.P.U, held
a Hallowe’en masquerade in the
church Thursday evening with
Nile Y.P.U. invited.
L.O.L.. No. 324^ield the annual
election at their regular monthly
. meeting on Monday night; pasf
master, Gordon Finnigan; worthy
master, Ross Errington;' deputy
master, Thos. Hallam; chaplain,
Harold Webster; rec-sec., Howard
Blake; treas., Nelson Culbert;
marshaill, Chester Hackett; lect
urers, Thos. Gilbert Jr., George
Errington; committee .men, Clif-
ford Hackett, Russel Irvin, Carl
eton Stiflgel,. Benson Finnigan;
tyler, Harold Culbert.
Pte. Bill Park with the 27th
Brigade in West Germany for the
past two years, is booked, for sail
ing! and will likely be home the
latter part of this month.
which the .honored guesis .cut the IT bis wW ,be the M meeting this
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! cake and received, many beautiful'
.gifts. Lunch was served.,
J The remainder of the evening
, was spent in dancing. . ,
i . Mr. and Mrs. Campbell have
spent. all„. their..marrLed./life.. in
Amberley district. Mr. Campbell
I was born there. Mrs. Campbell,
I barn in-. Essex county; was for-
* merly Anna Ma hood......
They have a family of 4 child
ren:. Russell, Atwood; (Iva) Mrs.
Douglas Young, Niagara-on-the-
Lake; (Clara) Mrs. Stuart Shieils
of Huron township and Glen of
Amberley. They have 8 grand/
children and one great grand
child. .
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If a Wife is a nag, maybe it is
because, her husband is a mule.
fall.
The W.M/S. meeting, will be
held at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Wall on Tuesday, Nov
ember 10th at 2:00 p.m. Please
note change of date.
Hallowe’en parties were ’ herd
at No'. 8 and No. 9 schools on Fri
day afternoon. Mothers were in
vited. Good programs and con
tests were conducted by teach.ers and pupils./Mrs. Ivan Conley/cap-
tured the prize- for best dressed
mother at No. 9. A. gift was pre
sented to Mrs. Wrn. Scott in ap
preciation of her services as
music teacher during Mrs. Car
ruthers’. absence.
Chester Feagan returned last
week , after spending three weeks
at Sudbury.
Mr. and v Mrs. Ron McLelland
of Loreburn, Sask., visited with
friends on Sunday. , .
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Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Tiffin visit
ed with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Wall on Sunday. ;
DUNGANNON
The Presbyterian Y.P.S. met on
.Monday night. It was led by Bil
ly Black, fellowship / convener.
The scripture lesson was read by
Don Cameron and the topic c was
taken by Jimmy Reid. ,
Ken McAllister, teacher, at
tended the North Wellington Tea
chers’ convention at Ottawa over
the week-end. Friday and Satur
day was spent in sight-seeing and
ended with a banquet at Qhateau
Laurier at which Hon; Geo. Drew7
spoke. .With the party were Mrs.,
Jas. Wilson who visited relatives
at Ottawa and Mr. & Mrs. Mason
McAllister and Miss Mabel Reid
who visited in Toronto; *
Mr. Harvey Sparling, student
minister at St. Helens, occupied
-the United church pulpit at Dun
gannon on Sunday morfiing. Rev.
Watt conducted sacramental ser
vices at St. Helens.
Mr. Robt. .Moore, who suffered
a stroke some time ago, recently'
was taken to Westminster hospi
tal, London <• \. ;
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Blake andA
family, MrS; S. J. Kilpatrick and
Harold Blake motored to East
Tawas, Mich., to. visit’ relatives.
/ Miss Clara Sproul, Stratford &
Mrs.; Ada ‘Wilson, ’Goderich, Vis
ited their sisters, Misses Nettie
and Rebina Sproul. Mr/ and Mrs.
J. ,D. Hesson, Stratford, were vis
itors Sunday, Miss Clara. Sproul
returning with them.. ’
The Sr. W.I.- held, their meet-'
ing at the home' of Mrs. Harvey
week. Mrs./Omar Brooks, presi
dent, was in; charge. Miss Flora
Durriiri, home economist, who at
tended the ’ Coronation and. con
ducted" tour of the, British ■ Isles,
gave, an . illustrated . lecture with
colored, slides: Reports were giv:
en by, Mrs. Raymond Finnigan*
delegate to the. convention at Lon
don. Others \vho’ attended gave
■brief sketches. Mrs-. K. K. Daw-
son gave a • financial report on
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Mt.- Harvey Sparlirig. will be
guest” speaker at Erskine'Presby
terion church Y:P.S,. on Sunday
evening^ November 8th at -7.30,
. Kep .Brown, Queen University
student, Kingston/recently visits
cd his parents, Mr. and Mrs. .’Wil
bur Brown, and .was accompanied
by his college friend, Mr. Clayton
Bullis, ‘Hawkesbur-y/ They laten
| attended the rugby garna at Lon-
'doh whare their feta Was play-
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