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WINGHAM BRANCH,
' - W. O. STRUTHERS Manager, '
The Wingham C.Gir1 Guides pictured on their 'first float as they took part in Saturday's grand
p,,rede of gaily decorated floats, wjiichmoved in procession totht town park for the presentation of
awards. The parade was one of the highlights of this year's •Frontier Days celebrations. A.T. photo.
FORHWICH
Mr,. and .]tit's. Stanley Bride' and
Bobby spent several days lastweek
at Whitby, Pettawawa and Ottawa.'
1VIr.. Lloyd, Perrin and family
spent one day last week at the,
home . of Mrs, Melp,ha Padfield,
Ml's, Dora Ridley visited a couple
of `day$ igst week ,with Mr. and,
*Ts, Cecil Lynn in Orangeville.
Mr,, and Mrs, E. A. Sdhaefer.
spent the week -end at the'home-of
Mr; and.Mrs, Paul Wendt in Tor-
onto..
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ealrer anti
family of London' spent the week
end at the home `of Mr, .and Mrs.
George Baker.
Mr, David Kreller pf California
returned home. last week after
spending two months at the home
of Mr. and 1VIrs:•Bert Winston. Mr.
and Mrs.. Whiston accompanied
him as far as Detroit, •
Mrs. Walter Horsburgh is spend-
ing the •next two weeks in Brock -
vine
Miss. Rittli Rumple of. Burlingto7i
visited; last week with Miss Bonnie
Inglis:
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WROXETER,
aunday visitors with Mre. Reg.
Newton and family were Mr, and
Mrs. 13 ill Newton, Marsha and Jo,
and Mr. Charles VanNormen, all
of London; Mr. and Mrs. Lyle
Hart and Patti of Listowel,
Mr. and Mrs, Scott Hunter and
Susan; Windsor, spent the _week-
end with relatives here,
Mr, Harold Townsend and Mr.
Herb Patterson are enjoying a
trip to the weste>;n provinces.
Mr. Arthur• Wilson, Stratford, is
visiting his. sister, Mrs. J, F. Mc-
Lean:,
Mr. and Mrs, Ken Collier and
Gary; London, and Master Murray
McLean, Wroxeter, who spent last
week at their cottage at Grand
Bend, spent the week -end with Mr.
and Mrs. Ira McLean. Miss"Donna
McLean, London, and Mr. and
Mrs, Wilf, King, Gorrie, , were
guests at the same .home. '
Mr, 'and Mrs. Norman Ashby and
family,' Brampton, spent the week-
end with Miss :Helen and Messrs,
Jack and Don Milligan.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Brothers and
family, Wexford; visited . the form-
er's :mother, MrS. V. Brothers.
Mr: Jas. Doig spent a few days
in Drayton last week. , •.
" Rost, Tornans 'visited at the home
LAMBKIN—To , Mr. and . Mrs. of Geo, Betchels, New Dundee,
Lorne Lambkin, in Listowel Hos- .over the Week -end. - '
pital, on Thursday, August 29th, Mr,, and Mrs. Ross Coates spent
1957, a .daughter, . , the geek -end; with' Mr, and ]l!hrs.
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DOUG GEES of Australia, with his Harmonicas.
MU1U THOMPSON of - News Zealand, wi'l'l , his
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Rally Day Guests will .Deliverd r • I.
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Clayton Coates, Sarnia,
Mr. and Mrs. Billie Hart, St.
Catharines, ,spent the week -end
With Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Hart. Mr.
enc}-.heand. Patti,-
towel wereLyle • `visitorsHart .at the saLisme
home, rs �.
Mr, 'and Mrs. Blair Sharp, Tom-
my and John, Detroit, visited over
the holiday with Mr. John Hupfer,
Mr. . John Hupfer, Mrs. Alonzo
Sperling and Miss Hazel Sperling
spent Monday afternoon in •.Code.,
rich; Mrs, Angus Carmichael re-
turned ho"me with them for a
week's visit :with her Sister, Mrs.
Sperling.
Friends of Mrs. Verne Clark,
Mr. John Griffith and Mrs. Jeffrey
Musgrove Will be sorry to learn of
their being confined to hospital
and hope for each a speedy recov-
ery.
Miss Gladys Musgrove, Trenton,
spent the Week -end at her home
here. . ' •
Mr. and Mrs, Wallace Nixon,
Norman and Howard visited, at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo,. Griffith
over the week -end.
Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Elliott and
family, who have spent the sum-
mer months is Stayner, +have re-
turned ,„to their :.home here.
We welcome to our community)
Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Greig and fam-
ily, who have moved to their new
home, the former Frank Earles
farm, .
The sympathy of the community
is extended to Mr. Allan McEwen.
and Miss McBwen in the loss of
their sister, Miss Annie MeEwen,
Mrs. A. Wearring and Mr. Seek
Edgar, who spent the • summer.
Months at their homes : here h.aye
returned to resume their teaching
at Concord and Fort Frances.
Miss Margaret Edgar, Melton,
visited relatives here recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hupfer •oi
Detroit returned home on Sunday
after spending a week's vacation
at the home of Mr. Vernon Hupfer,
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Shade, Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Robinson of Cleve-
land, Qhio, spent Saturday with
Mrs, Alonzo Sperling. .
Mr. and Mrs, Robert Montgomery
of Toronto have returned home
after spending their vacation] at
their summer home here.
Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Scott' and
Lynne and Mrs. cott Sr., Sudbury,
visited with Miss Elva Hupfer.
VIr. and Mrs. Mac Alien and
family returned to their home in
Montreal after spending their va-
cation at their summer home here.
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Miss A. McEwen
Funeral Tuesday
BLUEVALE,---Miss Annie Mc-
Ewen, daughter of the late Mr
and; Mrs. 'John McEwen, died at
her home in Turnberry :ori Satur-
day, in her 82nd. year. ,
Surviving are tWo sisters, Isabel
add' Martha, also'l brother, Allan,
on the homestead. Two brothers,
John of 11%Iolesworth and James bf
Sault Ste, Marie, also survive. The
funeral ' service was held at the
Moir funeral deme, in Corrie on
Tuesdays, Rev, R, A, Broo1c,4 of
Blnevale United Church, officiat-
ing, Interment was in Wroxeter
Cemetery.
DONNYBROOK
Messrs.. Keith and Roy Hardy
and George Naylor have gone West
to assist in harvest operations,
Mr. and Mrs, R. Chamney visited
last week with relatives at Streets
ville and Downsview and spent ti
day at the C.N.E,
Miss Louise Jefferson cominences
her teaching duties this week at
tielgrave public School,
t Mr. Walter Tisdale of Sask.,
Spent a few days With Mr. Bert
Thompson end other friends.
Miss Irene Jefferson has return,
ed to her school at Dunnville and
Miss Lucy Thompson to Bronte.
Mr, and Mrt, Reiland McVittie
et Btythr were Sunday visitors with
Mrt and Mrs R, Chainney.
1Vtr, and Mrs. John it 'Thompson
and HoWard were Suhilay visitors
With Mr, and 2vtrS, J'aso• Ilishy'nan
*;,ti incl' fit baht .Y1U
Rev. Maurioo McNabb moved to:
Post Elgirr• Orn l•+ riday to take overs'
his near charge in Vort Cgifa ]?res-'
byterian •Church, where ,Aa MAO
inducted, the previous evening,
lav, R, A,. Praok preached in the:
United •Cl;ilrih On Sunday
ing his vacation. Rev. R. A, WA`G-
]isms, Of :Brussels, . preached i?i.
Knox Presbyterian Church on $uh-
day. • .
and Mrs 'boli Davies and
children, of Thurilhi#i, Were Holiday
visitors at the li#moo of I., and.
Mrs, ; lnler Sellers„
Miss Stolle Moffatt who has been
enlayed ° with Mutual Life' Insur•
ante •Company, .of Waterloo, has
accepted a position with the #ydro`.
in Wingharn,
Miss Emma, Johnston, .Mrs. Ar-
thur Shaw and Mrs, Edward John-
stun ,attended the :funeral service
for the late Mrs. Pearl Kacne 'at
Go'-rie on :Saturday,
Miss Madill, of London,spent:
the holiday with her cousin, Mrs,
Alex McCrackin,
Dr, John Coultes, ,of Philadelphia,
has been spending a holiday with
WS sister, Miss Mabel Comites
Mn and Mrs, William Jenkins,
of Galt, spent the week -end With'
Mr, and Mrs, George Hetherington,
and family, -
Miss RubY Duff is enjoying
trip tq St, John, N. B.
Mrs, Neil MacEachren, of Clif-
ford, visited her mother, Mrs. R.
F..Garniss, last week,
Mrs; John NfcQillieuddy of
Woodstock, is a visitor at the home
of Mrs, Jos; Curtis, •
Charles Garniss; son of the late
William" Gerniss, of Morris, has
come from. the Canadian West to
visit relatives and former friends
inthe community.
tor. James Strachan, of Fort Wil-
liam, is• a guest of his sister and
brother, Mrs, Andrew Lamont and
Dugald Strachan. .
Dr. George Thomson and Mrs..
Thomson of Mt, Allison University,
Sackville, N.B., are vacationing
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs,
George T: Thomson.
The Bluevale Women's Institute
will meet at the home of Mrs. Alex
Corrigan on Thursday evening,
September 13th. The meeting will
be historical and Mrs, M. L. Alt:-
ken
lt;lten will have charge of the •topic
"The. Union of South Africa".
Mrs. Jack Wickstead will describe
the care of African violets and
iMtrs,, C. B. Hoffman will provide
the musical program.
ST, HELENS
Mrs, C.' G. Anderson of Belgrave
will be the • guest speaker at the
regular • meeting of the Women's
Institute .this (Thursday) after-
noon in the Community Hall. 'Roll
Call, ,"A famous person who was
born on a farm".
'Miss W. D. Rutherford is spend-
ing a few weeks with . friends in
Kirkland Lake,
Miss Margaret Milner was home
for the' week -end. 'Margaret has
completedher training at the
Stratford General Hospital and will.
continue to nurse there. •
Mrs, G. S. McIntyre of Brace-
bridge was a week -end visitor with
Mr, and Mrs. W. I. Miller.
Miss Isabelle MacPherson was
home from London for the week-
end.
Miss Lois Miller spent: a holiday
with her sister, Mrs. Wilmer Nich-
olsen and Mr. Nicholson at Hol-
stein..
. We are sorry to, report that Miss
Beatrice McQufllin has been a pat-
ient
atient in the Wingham General Hos-
pital, suffering from a severe at-
tack of the shingles.
Rev, Wm, and Mrs. Taylor, of
Dorchester, who are holidaying at
the lake attended the church ser-
vice here on Sunday andrenewed
old acquaintances.
Mr, and Mrs, • Fred McQuillan
spent the holiday weekrend with
relatives at London and. Windsor,
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Miller at-
tended the Jung - Chin Wedding at
Knox Presbyterial. • Church, Tor-
onto, on Saturday. •
School re -opened on Tuesday
with Marlene Johnston of Forcja
with as teacher in the St, Helens
School, 'Mr. Don Cameron at Eel -
fast, Mrs, Gebrge Pisher of White-
church at Fordyce anti Mr, :ROSS
Errington. at S.S. No, 3,
Mr, and Mrs. Mel Brown return-
ed to Kitchener on Monday,
Rev, 13. F. Green occupied the
pulpit in the United Church on
Sunday after a montli'S vaeation,.
iVtr, and Mrs, Newton James of
Point Pelee were visitors this week
with Mr. and Mrs. W. A, Miller
and with Liioknbw friends,
Miss Donna Woods left en Mon-
day for 1itchener, ;where she will
train in "the Kitchener -Waterloo
Hospital. She vcfas,accompanied by
her parents, Mr, .and .Mrs,,, Lorne
Woods; who attended 'a tea for the
parents al the hospital on T'uosclay
afternoon.
Bob MMtirdle, who has spent hi!
vacation here, was the Winner of a
$256- bursary at Ititeheher, tob
will otter Waterloo 'College • this
fall, ,
Marvin McDonald, Who hag' M. -
tended Suninitr tielioO1 lit toronto,
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