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NATURAL BEAUTY—Rock Glenn near Arkona was another stop of
the tour of the Ausahle River Conservation Authority projects. The
waterfall at this point is pictured above. Below in the glen
are hundreds of exposed fossils dating badk for Millions of years and
considered to be one of the best sites for this type of study on the
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Mr. T, J. Schaefer recently sold
the pool room and store with liv-
ing quarters above to Mr. and Mrs,
Elmer Miller, who have taken
possession. They recently vacated
the store owned by Mr. Jack
Wilson,
Miss Anne Lindsay of Toronto is
spending the summer months at
the home of her grandmother, Mrs,
Agnes Johnston.
Mrs, Tom Bannos of Detroit,
Mrs. Elsie Jantz of Waterloo, Mrs.
Ruby Elder of Kitchener, spent
one day last week at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Royden Devitt.
The first two ladies are sisters of
Mr. Devitt.
Mr. Larry McDermitt left this
week for Glen Orchard, where he
will be employed at Pineland Grill
for the summer months.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hambly,
Misses Janie Hambly and Anne
Miller Spent Saturday . with' Mr.
and Mrs. Max Hambly in Kitch-
ener.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Bride
moved their household belongings
from their farm on the" 2nd con-
cession to the home they purchased
in the village, Thursday of last
week.
Miss Letitia Matthews and Mr.
Mel Batters left by motor last
week with relatives at Brighton
and Belleville.
Mr. and Mrs. William Davis of
Toronto, spent several days in the
village last week,
Miss Sharon Pollock is spending
some time at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Pollock in Ripley.
Miss Ruth Hibberd of Teachers'
dollege, Stratford, has obtained a
sbhool at S.S. No. 8, Alma.
Mr. arid 'Mrs. Ross Doig and Mr.
and Mrs, Arnold Doig enjoyed a
picnic at Victoria Park, Galt, on
Sunday with members of their
family, Mr. and Mrs. Don Sea-
brooke and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Don Lounsbury and Pat, Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Doig and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Don 'Gibson and fam-
ily and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Doig
all of St. Catharines and Mr. and
Mrs. Don Doig and Debbie of Galt.
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LADIES' NIGHT
WROXFlTER—Howlek Lions and
their ladies met in the schoolroom
of Fordwich United Church on
Monday evening of last week,
when about 35 were entertained at
supper, served by the ladies' group
of the Fordwich church.
Vice-president Gordon Moir pre-
sided. International Councillor
Lion Rae Watson of Lucknow, was
present for the installation of the
incoming officers and was assisted
by Past Deputy District Governor
Lion Harvey Webster, and Lion
President Pete Bissonette, also of
Lucknow. Lion Rae also presented
the highlights of the recent con-
vention held in Ottawa, which a
number of the local Lions had
attended.
The list of incoming officers is
as follows: Past president, Don
McLaughlin; president, Lion Gor-
don Moir; 1st vice, Lion Warren
Zurbrigg; 2nd vice, Lion Sack
Clarke; 3rd vice, Lion Russell
Martin; secretary, Lion Harvey
McDermitt; treasurer, Lion Harold
Townsend; liontamer, Lion Bill
Felker; tailtwister, Lion Ken. Ed-
gar; directors, Lions Bill Felker,
Harry Templeman, Alan Hyndman.
The meeting closed with the
usual Lions' Roar.
WROXETER—On Saturday ev-
ening an enjoyable time was spent
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Wright. About 50 guests gathered
to honour them on the occasion of
their silver wedding anniversary.
Their home was tastefully decor-
; ated with orchids and peonies and
the table was centred with a three-
tiered wedding •cake. The evening
was spent with games and pleas-
ant reminiscing.
Many useful and beautiful gifts
were received and a delicious
luncheon was enjoyed. :
Guests were present from Port
Credit, Preston, Kitchener, Graven-
hurst, Brussels, Gorrie and the
surrounding community.
Marriage Vows
At Sacred Heart
Marriage vows were exchanged
in Sacred Heart Church by Doreen
Olive Mc'KaY, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Roderick McKay, of Wing-
ham, and Henry George Shinn, son
of Mr, and Mrs. George Skinn, of
Wingham. Rev. G. J. Freker of-
ficiated.
The bride, given in marriage 'by
her father, wore a floor-length
vown of white lace and net over
bridal taffeta, styled with a fitted
bodice and featuring Sabrina neck-
line and lily-point sleeves. A bridal
headdress of sequins and pearls
held the flowing veil, She carried a
bouquet of red roses and white
mums.
Miss Delina McKay, attended
her sister, wearing a street-length
gown of blue net over taffeta, She
carried a bouquet of pink car-
nations, Miss Debbie McKay was
flower girl, dressed in White nylon
over pink taffeta.
George Skint', brother of the
groom, was groomsman and the
ushers were Donald McKay and
Eugene Skinn.
Miss Sarah Skinn, Sister of the
groom, was soloist, acdompanied by
Miss Nancy Slosser,
Mr. and Mrs. McKay received
the many guests at their bottle,
where dinner was Served, The
couple left for a motor trip to
Manitoulin Island,
Miss Margaret McCann attended
the Inglis-McArthur wedding Sat-
urday, in Creemore.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Bruce Armstrong were, Mr.
and Mrs, Allan Mitchell, Debbie
and Brenda and Mr. and Mrs. Art
Mitchell of Crediton.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Simmons and
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Simmons and
family, visited Sunday with Miss
Luella Simmons in the Ontario
Hospital in London.
Mrs, James Pollack of Ripley is
spending some time here with Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Pollock,
Miss Marie Browne left Sunday
for Jack's Ranch, where she will
be employed for the summer
months,
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stewart attend-
ed the funeral of the former's
grandmother, the late Mr. Ed.
Coates on Saturday in Listowel,
Mr. Gerald Martin, who is em-
ployed by his btother, Glenn, had
the misfortune to let a piece of,
steel fall on his foot last week
which resulted in a bone being
broken. X-Te was taken to Listowel
Hospital, 4 Oast was placed on his
foot and be will be off work for
about four weeks.
Mr, and Mrs, George Pitten-
drelgh, Mr. Ian Pittendreigh, Miss
Minnie McElwain
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Messrs, John
and. Bill McElwain were guests
Saturday at the Inglis-McArthur
wedding in Creamere United
Chinch,
Etev. A. P. Gardner of the 'Ford-
wich United Church has accepted
A program of vocal music and
instrumentals was provided by the
Mercey Brothers, Larry and Ray of
Hanover, and was greatly enjoyed.
A contest entitled "You're on the
Witness Stand", conducted .by
Tailtwister Lion Ken Edgar, proved
quite interesting, and was won by
Mrs. Harvey McMichael and Lion
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Mr. Vernon Hupfer, Mr. and
Mrs. Glen McMichael and Marj-
orie Ann, Mrs. Ruth McDonald and
Misses Catherine McDonald and
Joyce Ford, motored' to Midland
on Sunday where the girls will be
employed at a resort for the sum-
mer.
Mr. Clarence Taylor met with a
very painful accident when gored
by an animal in his stable, recent-
ly. It took 72 stitches to close the
wound from knee to upper thigh.
We are sorry to hear Mrs.
Margaret McKercher is a patient
in Wingham Hospital, and hope
she is able to return home soon,
Miss Hazel Sparling, accompan-
ied, the Mary Hastings Housewives
Sunset Circle group of 'Goderich to
Kitchener on Wednesday last, when
they toured' Burns & Co„ Meat
Packing Plant, Weston's Bakery
and attended the `Television show
"Bazaar" at CKCO. it was a very
interesting and enjoyable day.
Mr, and Mrs. William Lowe and
family, Gravenhurst, were recent
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Les
Douglas.
FRIENDS CELEBRATE
SILVER WEDDING
a, call to the United Church in
Milverton. No supply has been
obtained for the Fordwich Church
as yet,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Connell and
Margery,, Mrs, Waiter Hainstock
visited on Sunday with Mr, and
Mrs. Trey Hainstock in Milton.
Miss Margery remained for two
weeks. Mrs. Pearl Patterson and
Leslie Campbell accompanied, them
as far as Guelph and visited with
Mrs. Robert Campbell in the St.
Joseph's Chronic Hospital,
Belgrave ConiOperative, Beigrave
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