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`Plfteen children took pert -,in the first Friday of the Standing Tall • program, offered by the Bruce Count
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• Clark every' Friday until August M. These children are' paalling jewellery, from macaroni, reminis.
• cent of the jewellery Born kr Indians durhig ceremonies: Through: the Outreach Program, the museufn is at*
tempting to reach chldpen.in the. county further afkid from Soutkaapton. 11 this year proves successful, the
Ouutteach Program !is be offered in more communitien.neat summer (Pat Livingston photo)
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Haldenby families enjoy reunion..
The-lIaldenby family picnic and
reunion.was held on Sunday at Ber-
tha Haldenby's home at Westford,
with 96 `atteudtng.
Blanche Anderson of Kincardine
was the oldest person attending and
the youngest was Melanie, daughter
of,Gary 'and Nancy Hedley of
Teewater. There were games for
the young and not so young and
prizes were given.
After supper a short meeting was
held to elect the picnic convenors
for next year.
A ball game topped it off and
everyone went home happy. The
sun shone , once -,more • for the
Haldenby picnic. Good weather will
be anticipated for the special day
on the third Sunday in July next
year.
Kay Thacker returned home from
Kincardine Hospital. Our get well
wishes Kay.
John Hanna of Winnipeg and
Olive Hanna visited with Bessie
Maulden:
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Rhody went
to the Country Jamboree at Carli-
sle over last weekend. Merle won
the $100 ticket on CKNX phone-in
contest. •
Mr. and Mrs. Don Wall and fami-
ly opened their home to neighbours
for a farewell evening and presen-
tation of a lovely lamp to Mr. and
Mrs. Ry. Brown and family. We ex-
tend
stend a welcome to the Browns to
their new home on con. 10 East
Kinloss Twp.
MOOCH
by May Boyle
Audrey Borthwick of St.
Catharines. visited here, with the
Hodgins relatives. -
• Sharon Brooks of Listowel and
Dods Bushell of-Wingham visited
on Tuesday -with their sunt Win-
nifred .Percy.
Mr. and Mrs. Reg Powell return-
ed home after attending the Turk
family reunion and, visited with
relatives there.
Visitors with Edna and May
Boyle were Mr. and Mrs. John
Scott and,FF��lizabeth Fair of Ripley,
Kathy. Loigheed of Rodney, Jean
Hodgins of Wingham.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom McDonald
visited on Friday with Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Thompson and family
at Teeswater.
Mr. and Mrs, Don Bushell visited
on 'Friday evening with Mr. and
Mrs. Don Reid:
The Presbyterian WMS held the
Julymeeting on 'Wednesday even-
ing at the home of •Bessie Maulden
who presided in the absence of the •
president an extended a welcome
and read a poem on "Time".
All repeated the purpose and
opened the meeting with the hymn
"Come let us sing bf the wonderful
love". Betty Bushell read the
minutes and correspondence and
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discussed the study material for
19$1. Gladys Robertson gave the
financial report.
The roll call was "Something of
interest that we learned from this
year's study on the Philippians."
Marilyn Reid had the devotions
conducted like a-$ible .Study on the
five judgements. All memlrs read
scriptures in keeping and followed
by a discussion and prayer.
Barbara Bushell had the study on
the Phillipians, the church and how
we should reach out more one with
the other. A Christian skit followed
discussing the good Samaritan
showing how that story applied to
the many problems that all
experience. .
Barbara played a tape that she
and her daughter Rachel sang, then
had a worship service that all took
park in. Barbara also gave a the
courtesies.
The meeting closed with The
Lord's Prayer, Grace and
refreshments by the hostess.
Lorraine McPherson of Holyrood
recently visited with Jean Betts of
Culross Township and then went to
Hamilton' for a few days with her.
July 27, 1878 - Violent gales swept
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Burwell, Ontario, with her cargo of
400 tons of coal. In Georgian Bay,
the schooner New Dominion
grounded near Midland.
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