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Centralia Comments
By MRS, FRED BOWDEN
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Airs. Ray ,Shoebottom and gins, Marikay, Miss Eleanor
Mary, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hodgins and Mr. Brian Laird
.Stitherhy of London visited for attended the installation of
a few •days last week with Mr. their nephew, Richard Frellek,
and. Mrs. F. Shoebottom in as Master of the Royal Oak
ParrY Soued. Mrs. Marjorie Chapter Order of De Molay in
Shoebottom returned home with the Atasonie Temple, Royal
them following a visit in Parry Oak, Mich,, on Saturday eve.
Sound, ning and were weekend guests
miss Wilds Potluck of .K.it . with Air. and Airs. Norman
chener was a weekend visitor Fralice.
with Mr. and Airs. Lorne Relatives of Air. and Mrs.
ducks. on Sunday they attend- Ray Lammie arranged a su-
ed the ann i versary servi ce in prise birthday celebration for
the Clark United Church and Airs. Lammie at their cottage. Were guests at the home of Pinehaven, in the Pinery, nn
Mr, and Mrs. Frank Cumming., Sunday. Mr. Richard Shoebottom
visited over the weekend with ..• Mrs. Arthur MeFalls visited his cousin, Mr. Larry Johneon,
'last week with her daugh.
ters, Mrs. William Quinton. and in s h
lire. Robert Lilley, London. "er
London
a ' `-"" Masons from this district attended the Leh
Miss Ann. Shoebottom was a anon Forest Lodge divine ser.
weekend visitor with Miss In vivo in James Street Church,
grid Meander in Loran Ester, on Sunday morning.
Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Hod- Air, Robert Breen returned
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Mr. and Airs, Barry Miller
were guests at the Chapman-
Holmes wedding at Trowbridge
United Church and the recep-
tion at Parkview Gardens, Lis.
towel, on Saturday.
Messrs. William and John
Etherington and Ross Rowe
entered the University of West-
ern Ontario last Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin. Pass.
more and Beverley attended a
shower for Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Moir of Kitchener at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Moir
of Hensel.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Willert
and Jane of Zurich spent Swett-
day evening with Mr. and
Mrs. Glenn Jeffery.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Pass-
more and Beverly visited Sun-
day with Air. and Mrs. Mort
Caswell and family, London.
Quite a number of couples
from this community attended
the supper meeting at the Blue
Barn near Listowel on Monday
evening. The evening was sup-
plied by Roe Feeds and Dem-
ler Chick Hatchery.
Quite a number of ladies
from this community went on
the Hurondale WI trip to
Brantford on Monday.
Mr. and Airs. Charles Har-
ris, Susan, Bobby and Debbie
of London visited on Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Harris.
Mr. and Mrs. Torn Oliver of
Clinton visited with Rev, 'Hugh
and Mrs. Wilson on Sunday.
The TTCW thank - offering
meeting will be held on Wed-
nesday afternoon, October 3 at
2 p.m.. Rev. Duncan Guest of
Centralia will be the guest
speaker.
By MR. HAROLD
KIRKTON
Members of the Kirk ton
Worsens institute decided to
adopt a child through the ROS.
ter P.arents Plan, for Another
:veer when they met at the
home of Airs. Emerson Paton.
Plans were Also made for a
bake sale,
Current events were given by
Mrs, R, Morrison and Airs, E.
Paton gave the resolutions.
The motto: "Na one gets in-
digestion from swallowing his
pride" was given by Airs. R.
Ratcliffe and Mrs, C. Switzer
told of her trip to the West
Coast this summer.
An address was read by Mrs.
E. Crego, and Airs, L, Beek-
ett and Airs, E. Shute ore-
seated Mrs, T. Clarke and Mrs
R. Francis respectively, with
gfits prior to their leaving the
community, The meeting elosed
with a swap party and lunch. .
Guild and WA plan bazaar
St. Paul's Anglican Church
Guild and WA was held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Miller
AfeCierdy Tuesday evening,
Meg. Clayton Smith presided
for the WA meeting and Mrs,
Waghorn presided for the Guild
meeting.
Plans were made for the be-
ear. November 9. Mrs. M
Bleckler conducted a contest
Hostesses were Mrs, Clayton
Smith. Mrs. Garth Blackler
and Mrs. Theron Creery,
Personal items
Airs. John Carruthers of
Stratford snent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Burns Black-
ler and family,
Mrs. Viola Howe, Mr. and
Mrs, Lloyd Howe and Mary Jo
of London called nn Mr: and
lire. Miller McCurdy on Sun-
dae.
Air and Mrs. 'Ray Peynter.
and David visited Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Robertson
of Bluevale.
Mrs. H. Copeland and Miss
Jeteel Copeland visited Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Mills and Air. and Mrs. Rus-
sell Mills and family of Oak-
rid a f' Ares.
Mr. and Mrs. Reg `Dolma of
sit Atarvs and Air. and Mrs. G.
H. Burgin were guests Sunday
,,'ifi1 Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Paynter. They had their eve-
ning meal at the Burgin's cot-
tage at Port Franks.
You wouldn't burn money;
yet, thousands of trees—money
to those in lumbering and al-
lied industries — are burned
in fires caused by human care-
lessness.
By MRS. .ARcHig.
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P747:nlite .11,11 ,lack Kelly, of
Hyde Park, were Sunday guests
with his sister,. Mr. and. Airs.
Tom coward and family,
'tit', and Airs, Ted .Brine and
Son have taken gtrip to Cali-
fornie to visit with hie brother,
David and family,
Messrs. William And Howard
Ring and Miss Noreen Walkout
were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Tasket, London, Saturday
evening,
Mr, and Airs, Lloyd '1'.hoirep.
son, 8th Line, Air, and Mrs.
Robert McGregor and Air, And
Mrs, Norman .Rickert of Kip-
pen were Sunday evening guests
at the home of Mr. ;John Rine.
Sunday guests with Air, and
Mrs, David Holland were Mr,
and Airs. Lawrence Rumble
and family, St. Marys, Air, and
Airs: John Durr and Miss Ina
Gould of St. Marys.
Air, and Mrs. Duncan Mc.
Naughton left this week with
friends for a trip to the west.
They plan on going to the coast
before returning.
Weekend guests with Air, and
Airs, Archie Dewar were Mr.
and Mrs. John Steele of St,
Catharines,
Miss AI a r y De Brabandere
spent the weekend with her par-
ents, Air, and Mrs, Jules De
Brabandere,
mr. and Mrs, Fred rarkin-
son and family visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Don Case of Exeter
on Sunday,
Mr. and. Airs. Almand Mole
row, of London, visited with her
parents, Air, and Mrs. Otto
Reimer on Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs, Fred Parkin.-
son spent Sunday evening with
Air, and Airs, Otto Reimer.
BX MRS, .PAN(1.4
SAINISS URV
:harvest Thanksgiving service
was held no Sunday morning et
11. s,m. in St. Patrick's church
With the reetor, Rev. Lyle Ben-
nett in charge, lie took as his
text the parable of the sower. .
Mrs. Toni Kooy was, organist
and Air. And Mrs. Vie Droeght,
Centeelle, sang a duet. The
church was tastefully decorated
with fall flowers And fruits and
was filled to capacity,
Guests who attended the sere.
ice and spent the day with
friends were:
Air. and Mrs. Gordon ,Banting,
.leucen, and Mr. and Airs. Arthur
Simpson, Clandeboye, with Mr.
and Airs, Earl Atkinson,
Mr, .end Airs. Harry liardY
and Linda, Lucan, with Air, and
Mrs, :Fled Greenlee.
Mr. and Airs, Murray Abbott,
Centralia, with Mr. And Mrs,
Harry Carroll.
Airs, H. W, Hodgine and Miss
Sophia Richards, London, with
Air, and Mrs. Ron Carroll.
Air, and Mrs. George McFalls
and Joyce, Mr. and Airs. Ross
McFalls and boys, Centralia,
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Stetilre,
Exeter, Mr, And Airs, :Orland
Squire, Elaine and Donald. Alr,
and Mrs. Don Myers, Gloria
and Gary, London, and Mr.
Carl Schenderae with Mr, and.
ilugh Davis.
Mr. McLean , Teeskeat er,
with his daughter and son-in-
law, Mr, and Mrs. Fred Dobbs
Lo'4)ri.lerlona,ndailVed)-r ie°vo,rdoLleldep aVIlsa
Airs, Bennett and boys with Air.
and .Ales, Heber Davis.
Mr, and Mrs. Maurice Mac-
Doneld, Lunn. with Air. an
Airs. Tom Kooy,
Personal items
Airs, Mary Johnson a n.d
Frank of Fanshawe were Sun,
day guests with Mr. And Mrs.
Bill Johnson. Mr, and Mrs,
Heber Davis were Wednesday
'ev,Inri.ng.creglt.lee AL's. e.inestraurn was a
Saturday evening guest with.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bees and
faintly,
On Monday evening choir
practise was held at the church
followed by a Board of Alan-
agement meeting.
Celebrate anniversary
On Saturday evening Mr. and
Airs, Ron Carroll had an anni-
versary dinner for ROWS par-
epts, Air, and. Mrs. Harry Car-
roll on the the occasion of their
30th wedding anniversary. Airs,
It W. Iiodgins. and Miss Sophia
Richards, Lucan, .and Wayne.
Carroll .were guests.
Later in the.evening surprise
guests included: Air, and Mrs.
Clifford. Abbott, Lucan Air, and.
Airs. H. A. Mullins anti Ruth.
Ann, London, Mr. and Mrs,
Maurice MacDonald, Luvan,
Mr. and Mrs. Heber Davis and
Mr. And Airs, Jack Dickins.
They presented the happy gnu-
pie with .a crystel vase.
Kirkton WI
adopts child
Bez.k-•
News budget from
Baseline
Harvest
service
last week to his former posi.
tion with the Centralia Far-
mer's Supply.
Mr. and Mrs. John Thomp-
son attended a birthday party
for their granddaughter. Bon-
nie Eaton. at the home of Mr.
and Airs, Sherman Eaton, in
London, on Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs Ray Shoe-
bottom, Danny and Mary were
Sunday visitors with Air. and
Mrs. Genree Redden in Wood-
stock.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Over-
holt, Gary, Glenn and Marlene
were guests at the Rhin.
Maloney Hewitt Wedding in
Seafnrth on. Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Georee Dunn
were visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Ira Marshall in Kirkton
on Tuesday.
Miss Alarcaret Bowden at-
tended the Turner-MacFarlane
wedding in the chapel of the
Ontario Street United Cherch,
Clinton, on Saturday.
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