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The othor night I w.1-1 studying,
Flakespeare SC) WitS 14.110 for the
PrlISSPLS, :Wen 'oil"( game.
-When I. arrive1 I was squeesed
into t.:•.oat sorr:iinclod five or
Six ladies from Walton. I didn'1
Mind this because they were very
charming. Waiter
below and Walter Nerr beide
me, Norman 'Rowland to my left.
Was pleased to have my old friond
Billy Ireland close
MUT is one of 1 11,, 3rd line old
TY11101's and we shhTw discrim-
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.:very little Ivhile
sor, would -1ay up., flo'N;-ri,z.
nothin owl 'I' 'lacy.
1,1s, know4 11(11:1
referees. he
clso lcneNv (hem. Sio\vart
was, the busiest 11:111 on the fi-npl,
EverY'likle he' would 11.1111
hi hand ;111(1 run away to talk
,.• they bad a
of 111;,1 would soon be
'ready shirping. think
hard b11 11(•5 should interfere
at. 1.0111 i 11 10:11Y Whirl 141:Ikea -.111.„••••
gestiye to me.
The name-.
Bobarts anti Tfoniny
inatioll oven if does came from so r t ha ll, or r•ourse, Mcc:aii is .1
the wrong side of the tracks. Flo 3pror ty good ;sty- on account of him
played the fiddle, t•omes fromilmarried to a of the Ord n o „.
Morris and that's the marks of a tHe also a good .fiddler. Nqw
time gentleman, distinguised don't tell me loot it's just a Min-
lamyer, now a noted judge told eldence that the three most
111011 tiler'. Were: musichns
and coun.,eted Ajth the l'(1 line of
Morris.
Norman ilow'And keeps thaHgdn0
much attention when I Watt n records ZIT'. I he's • (Mite a diplo.
Jland3ome youth looking for a girl mat. if SO11 '.)me D'0111. Walton nslFs.
tvllat the . !ore is its always g to
t',:r lion. somouno from,
ltrasseh. .aquiref, its' always_ •3 '
for 13rr.• If they al.11,., what in-
?ling it's always the t..yr. or bottom
of the -,!_;xth. Tie keeps everyone in
good humour.
ilrf:111:q me were not
interested in the hall :ame. 'They
were making pickles. They
reepe,,, Ior every-kind of
friend,
i sat (11,1W E. second
inning) Walter ;Kerr whispered
to me that the pitchers were "all
(1011'1 111111:1 wild ‘V011lell
hilt since 111.011lier 'Prudent' has
changed the laws 1. don't like wild
men, especially hall players,
whose morals could he greatly im-
proved. Ilowever I. sat down and
had no trouble or.:yeat being stared
me. quote " A man that can play
the fiddle is a bettor 1111111. than
one that can't". My how the ladies
looked atter 1,illy. I didn't get us
•
pickle that Mary Hastings O'er
ho‘ri! Iii two hours they
Made nine day pickles, 'rill pi dc,•
log, cauliflower, :iweol wieunthei'.
rellstard, chili, hot dog rel-
ish, cora relish‘ :governor sauce,
catsup, TI-Orden sauce, Indian rel.
fish, and 11 few Moro I hive for,
gotten., 01100 ono of OM looked
111) alnl asked; Norman what the
score was, ile replied 3 for
-Walton, A little while later she
board ltiM say 4,3 for Brussels.
says site, when did that happen',
I „VS, When yen W01.0 1111itinc, the
din in the 0110111111101` pickles,
Clark Johnston was there and
of course was cheering for Brus-
sels, I moon a lady from Walton
open her ivind bag.l 501.S to inv.
pelf, here 0011100 0 hat rain. I don't
know what she was looking for,
it contained everythinp; hut a lout
pin an Broad grader. Years ago
o long lint pin W115 n er1101 inStr11-
111erit and more dangerous than a
bayonet. If a young man 'with a
Ine horse tind buggy hot no man-
ners got fr ,sh, (that was the
word-) he got his face slapped, if
Ile still misbehaved about two
elles of hat pin. in his hip made
him keel) ills hand on his own.
games soon be
nyo,• !ticl 1 gay tharks to all lir
players. The cheapest nights on-
MA T kir,w cir f or .:,r; eeo u,
and some got it for less.
Don't forget the fall fair, Go
bocavv4r, in ten years, you will 1101')''
o-no. 11111.011 01(4 that
will be in Clinton.
Rrants are about to be cut of_f by
the ,?;overnment,
Truthfully Void's,
T. Tc, F.
WESENBURG IlITTMER
• :P.,r op.ao Mare:arm Dittmor,
daughter. of • Mr. and Mrs. Lou),••::
Olt-lner. • (0' F istsu'el, exchangel
marriage vows with ,losepit Earl
A,Voscitherg, son of Mr, and Mtg.
George •Wesenherg. 1Thissels.
The wedding 'ceremony tool: place
in St, Pattlls Lutheran Churcii.
Listowel, on Aug. 111, ;it 7 p.m,
with R. P. Conlin-10r offic,
iating.i -
The bride, given ill marria:.,:e by
her father, chose 0 satin gown
with a 510.11/11.0 ne01i1111 0111U.InCel
Seed 11(1111111 1111(1 nit ell bodice,
The neelTlitio sloped in the back,
where a satin and lace bow In-0 •1
walorfa!1 train. Ire,: shoulder-
length veil was secured by a (WW1:
0!..F4ovil pearls and she carried a
bootiet of while earnaiionq and
orchids.
Ttrenda Askett of Listowel
'MIS maid of honor. She ',yore
soft hlue sleeveless gown. \vrist
length white g'oves, and silver
accessories. She carried a cascade
Of :yellow and white shasta daisies,
'David Dale of Seaforth. was hest
mail'
The reception was at the 1flnla
Community Centro. The mother ot;
the bride reeived the guestg- itt
pink lace sheath dross with
matching coat, 'White accessorio.;
and a corsage of pink roses, The
mother of the grlom chose a blue
sheath dress and coat, with
ii,Ntching accessories and a eor-
WI go of white and blue roses.
For a weddiitg trip h Niagarri
Falls the bride donned a pink
elres0 with while accessorieS
They Will reside in Brussels..
0A-of-town gnosis Wero preS,
sea from Kitchener, Mittrerton,
'St. Mary's, PriniselS„. 'Seaforth,
Chathani out • i‘if &tidbit.
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