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LAliGSIDE
,Mr. and Mrs. Dave Moffat
attended the "open house" at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Moffat
of Kincardine in honour of their
fiftieth wedding anniversary.
Nancy. de Boer has accepted a'
pasition at the Pinecrest Manor
Nursing Home in Lucknow.
We are pleased to report that
Mrs. Jerry VanderKlippe has
returned home from Victoria Hosp-
ital; London and is feeling• much
better.
A well was drilled last week on
the farm of Dave Bridle due to a
• water -shortage there: The' house
has been rented by Mr. and Mrs.
Peteriet and family; formerly of
Holyrood, who area now residing
there.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Broome 'of
Bluevale visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Clifford Young on Friday - , after-
noon.
Mrs. Bertha Stokes of Ingersoll
and Mri. Ethel Holmes of Wing-
ham visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Wesley Young on Sunday.
Joinne,Bongertman of Lucknow
spent two days last week at the
hoine of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Albert 13ongertman.
Sunday School at Langside
Presbyterian Church •started'• last
Sunday after a two month vacation.
Classes start at 11 a.m. for the• fall
DUNGANNON
Recent 'visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Errington were Mr. and,
Mrs. Cliff Culbert and grand-
daughter Wendy of Stayner.
Rev, H. G. Dobson spoke on the
topic, "Christian Education" 'at
Dfingannon United • Church on
Sunday. There was a' Meeting of
the official board after service' to
discuss whether or not to continue
subscribing to "The Observer"
magazine. Mrs. Judy' McMichael
has agreed to play the organ. until
the anniversary and requests all
girls 8 years and over to come out
to choir practice on. Wednesday at
7.15. •Dungannon United Church
anniversary service will be held on
September 26 at 11 a.m. with Rev.
Stan McDonald of Londesboro as
guest •speaker. Mr. Wm. Stiles,
Goderich is to be soloist. 1
A history of this area, auspices of
the Huron Historical Society, is to
be presented at St. Augustine's
Parish Hall on Monday, September
20 at.8.15 p.m. The commentator
will Mr. George Brophy, lawyer
of Wingham.
The Huron-Perth School of
Theology for the Laity Seminar
begins on September 27 at Trinity
United Church in Listowel. The
theme is "The relevance of the
minor prophets" by Rev. Dr.
Graham Tipple, Application forms
may be obtained from the minister.
On October 2 from 9 a.m. to 9
p.m. there is to be' a session of
Christian Development for Youths
and their leaders at_ Wesley-Knox
'United Church in London.
Mr. and -Mrs. Graharii McNee
accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Kitch-
ener Finnigan and Mrs. •Barr of
Goderich 'to London on Saturday to
visit Mr. and Mrs. „Allan McNee
and family, who have recently
moved to. London.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan • Alton. 'of
Grand Bend visited Mr. and Mrs.
Robt. Irvin on Sunday.
Bill Errington, son of Mr. and
Mrs. George Errington, is starting
a course in-,Agriculture Business at
Centralia.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Spry, Niagara
Falls, New York, visited with Mrs.
Lorne Ivers for a few days and
called on Mr. Ivers in PinecresV
Manor. °
Syinpathy is extended to Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Culbert and family on
the death of Mrs. Culbert's father,
Robert Lyons Sr. .
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Curran, 9th
concession and several of their
family attended a gathering of
descendants of the late Bert and
Amelia (Hackett) Treleaven at
Plattsville •Community Park hear
the home of Mr. and Mrs. {Lou
Parker (nee Gwen Treleaven).
There were about 60 present and it
was decided to make, it an annual
affair. '
The next• -day' Mrs. Curran
received word that Glen 'Parker,
18-year-old •son of Mr. and Mrs.
Lou Parker 'had been seriously
injured in a car accident. He was
unconscious for four days, his right
leg was broken in three places and
he may be hospitalized for some
months.
In the W.I. report the business
part of the meeting included an
invitation to Tiger-Dunlop branch
for their meeting on October 28,
W.I. Rally is to' be held at
Dashwood' Monday, October 4 at
9.30 a.m. with our voting , delegate
being Mrs. Elmer Black and Mrs.
Harry Girvin. All are welcome to
attend; Huronview Auxiliary meet-
ing is. September 20, and their
bazaar October 26.
Mr: and Mrs. Don Treleaven of
Lindsay Were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Curran on Thursday and
all visited\ other relatives in the
area.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Kilpatrick.
of • Goderich visited Mrs. Cecil
Blake on •Thursday afternoon.
On Saturday afternoon• a-miscel- .— laneous 'shower was given by her
relatives for Miss Nancy Kirkland
of Zion, an October bride-to-be, at
the home of Mrs. Cecil Blake. The
presentation of gifts followed a
program of music, contests and
readings. Nancy thanked those
present and invited them to see her
trousseau. A delicious lunch. was
served.
FURTHER SURGERY.
Wm. Irvin has undergone a
second leg amputation as a result
of circulation problems.
Panel Discussion on Education.
The leader was Mrs. Walter
VVillets, and panelists Mrs. John
Eadie, Mrs. George Underwood
and Mrs. Bert Garniss'. Around 17
members of the Bel Mac choir
__trained by Mrs. M. Douglas gave
several entertaining numbers.
Mr. and Mrs.. Harry Jewitt of
Sarnia were Sunday evening callers
on' Mr. and Mrs. Victor Emerson.
Charmer's, Presbyterian Church
pot luck picnic is being held
Sunday, September 19th following
church service. Bring your
favourite dish and dinner will be at
the church. Following lunch fun
and games will be held for all.• This
is a real experience of •Christian
fellowship. •,
The Pall Board meeting of
[ Maitland Presbyterial will be held
' Monday, Septem'ber 20th at 2 p.m.
in Ashfield Presbyterian Church.
This is for all executive members of
Presbyterial, presidents of auxiliar-
ies and leaders 'of ehildren's
groups.
Bob Ross of Conestoga College
of Kitchener spent the weekend
with his parents Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Ross.
We are pleased to report that
Mrs. Bill Evans was able to return
home on Friday from Wingham
Hospital where she had been a
, patient for a few days.
r Mrs. Dawson Craig was admit-
ted. to. VVingham Hospital on-
Thursday and Mrs. Earl Caslick
also on. Thursday. 'Both are wished
.a speedy recovery by the commun-
ity.
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Gordon Alton, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Alton, had the misfor-
tune to break his leg in a fall from a
tree house and is wearing a cast
from hip to toe.
‘, Mrs. Howard Blake. spent last
week in. Wingham Hospital follow-
ing a gall bladder attack' on
Sunday.
Gerry and David Bere and 1John
Young were in a car accident near
Otterville Saturday morning when
Gerry drove over the brow of a hill
and could not .avoid hitting ":a
vehicle stopped in the roadway.
David has a. sprained ankle and
Gerry lost a front tooth. John
escaped with a shaking up,
Visitors last week with Mr. and,
Mrs. Marvin Smith were Evelyn's
sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs.
William Garten . of Leamington,
their daughter and husband, Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Lauzon of Stoney
Point.
The Sunday morning service at
the. ChriStian Fellowship Church
was well attended to hear the
message, "Jesus Was a Carpent-
er", delivered by student pastor
Doug Zehr. Next Saturday the
young people plan to dig up some
potatoes they planted at Waglers.
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On Thursday evening Mrs.
Garnet Farrier, Mrs. Fred Tiffin,
Mrs. John Currie, Mrs. Russel
McGuire, Mrs. Ella Johnston, Mrs.
Jas. Wilson, Mrs. Jean McInnes,
Mrs. George' Fisher, Mrs. Tom
Metcalfe, Mrs. Jim' Currie, Mrs:
Helen Lewis, Mrs. Johnston Conti,
members of Whitechurch W.1.
attended the • McIntosh ChUrch
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