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..arSwell of 1iiille ei tib'-tt'tl
1 1'lr..istl:i•. w alr `,'. . aur! Mrs.
uderwood,and
visit :r,' .....s' rr rI i ':'c, ,"•.Iiif1 l'Ilderssoed.' lit "E,lt
spent tht
ills Ittt t k-e`.!d at the Sain tieltre.
^,' i::. SW:ft i 1'.., Fred W. i',tyh)i.
C r%tit. i . iitr'1 !',.!roti, `'i'!'It1 !lt't•tor
1'ertmto, s: ! Jew dais at t'a l is rt' ilteu and Mrs, Glad. i d iti
horn, of Mi. tti:a'd ry eSini:ilISte r College :Il
I.otidon
a.:d . it'll '''-): itt , :S. Archly Miller is a
Aad hfto::=e:::'tei spent pandit .0 t ietor:a hospital.
. and ''•''-s, An- London,
F.ndolph .'.:•oZl�
i.:ti '.° .. .'1;:. toll ;.:.irs- l':Itlst,lll. :y.iss Pala lietka and
"id-r.ston, t•s'er'ge Fiini:. Wallace
Twp.. wt -:t• Sunday guests of
and Mrs. Chas, Koeh.
and Mrs. Harry 0,m,ly
and and Mrs. 'as. Doig,
Wroxeter, attended the races
at t:odertch on labor Day.
M.-. Harold Keil attended
the basic ttlndetrental Insur-
ance '..curse held last w et•1: at
:;ssiri: prion 1 uiverstt\, Witidsot:
`.'s. Chas. Lawrence has
returned home after visiting her
daughter, ".:iss Fdna Lawrence
in Toronto,
Miss Janet Elliott, `,'oles-
wtJrrh, spent a kw days with
Jean Brown.
Y.E. and Mrs. Farb: King,
and family spent a few days at
i:rbit
beach.
\:r. and Nirs. Hector Hamil-
ton and family spent a few days
at Port I iuron.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Smith
and family have moved from
Listowel to the village.
Mr, and .:rs. Norman Gra-
ham and Naida of Ancaster,
•::sited Mr. and Mrs. Alex.
Graham on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Warner,
John and Susanne, are moving
to Cohourg, Mr, Warner has
been transferred to the Bank of
Commerce Branch at Cohourg.
Misses Sharon, Colleen and
Carolynne McMillan spent holt-
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t.=ORRIF'--Rev, J. W. Orr,
B.A., Bloomfield Presbyterian
Church, Northern Ireland, was
tlh g',est speaker at the dedi-
cation of the new Sunday
Sel:oo' room ui the (orrte Pres-
hytenan t'lurich on Sunday af-
t, t'lio0n.
Ile minister, Rev, y, •l.
Stewart, and eongrel;atron,
tlirt):gli their efforts and gifts,
have constructed a fine Sunday
school room in the basement
of the church. The walls are
panelled w,th wood, with re-
eessed lights anti concrete floor,
The choir sang the anthem,
'Stand up and Bless the Lord"
ith Miss Corenne Rhame at
the organ. Beautiful flowers
added to the beauty of the ser-
vice,
days with Mr. and Mrs. Allan
McTaggart of Monereif.
Mrs, Robt. Charters and
Nancy of Glanford Station visit-
ed Sunday with Mrs. Anne Rit-
chie. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
Brown, Betty Ann and Cindy,
Molesworth, Mr. and Mrs.
George Gallaway, Goldie and
Gail, Turnberry Twp. , spent
Saturday evening at the same
home.
Mr. and Mrs. George Rich-
ardson and Judy, Toronto,
spent the week -end with Mrs.
Margaret Willits,
Mr. and Mrs. Burns Stewart,
Mr. Ed. Stewart accompanied
by Mr. and Mrs. Robt, Dane
visited Mr. Chas. Hooey of
Galt.
Sympathy of the community
is extended to Mrs. Lorne Walk-
er
alker and family in their bereave-
ment.
A CAREER WOMAN is one
who goes out and earns a man's
salary instead of staying at
home and taking it away from
him.
DONNYBROOK
Mrs. Neil 1
Harrow, Mrs.
ain, Mrs. F.lgit
Betty of Londe:
Thursday with •
Wesley Jefferso:
ti.,••:wood of
'liows 'L:oullt-
.« hng and
visited
, and Mrs.
and family.
Mrs. Verna of Niagara
Falls visited at week -end
with Mr, and ;, tin;air Chainney and family . :: iau Doerr,
.who has been spt uding the holi-
day's with his urela , returned
horlie with her ..iiday.
Sgt. -Major ,.ad Mrs. 11. W.
Dainty and Linea of Petawawa
visited this past ark with Mr.
and Mrs. Edward ':ohinsou and
family. Ge rale Dainty, who
bas been spending his holidays
there, returned ionic with their.
on Sunday.
Miss Karen Pt rerson of Kit-
chener and Mrs. 't: t•sley Jeffer-
son visited with \hs, Con van
Vliet of Blyth ou Wednesday
evening.
Miss Joanne h'cl.aughlin of
Detroit visited her cousin, Mrs.
Sam Thompson, ."•':r. Thompson
and family over the week -end,
Miss Marilyn McQuillin of
Hamilton was a recent visitor
with Miss Beatrice, William
and Charles McQuillin, and
other relatives.
Gregory Hackett is spending
this week with his uncle and
aunt Mr. and Mrs. Ross Erring-
ton.
Mr. Charles :.:cQuillin re-
turned to his school at Zurich,
where he will teach again this
year.
Mr. John Forster is a patient
in Victoria Hospital, London,
where he is under observation.
Mrs. Forster is spending a few
days in the city with him.
Mr. and Mrs. toe Murphy of
Stratford and Mr. and Mrs.
Archie McQuillin, newlyweds,
of London, spent the week -end
with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Wilfred McQuillin.
DEBBIE McCALL of Brussels, one of 14
entries in the Frontier Day parade to
chase the prize money for the best dec-
orated vehicle. Debbie was a close run-
ner-up tp Ellen Cruickshank, Peter Cher-
ny and Bruce Cameron.—A-T Photo.
Severe Burns
FORDWICH--Donald Lamb-
kin, 17 -year-old son of Mr.
and Mrs. Lorne Lambkin, and
Paul Reichard, 13 -year-old son
of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Reichard,
suffered severe burns when gas-
oline in some manner ignited
at the Lambkin shed, one mile
south of Fordwich. They were
rushed to Listowel Hospital.
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Miss Nancy Jacques visited
all last week with Rev. E. C.
and Mrs, Attwell in Ottawa.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brecker
of Baden visited Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs, Earl Moore.
Master John Brecker returned
home after spending two months
with his grandparents.
Mrs, George Richards and
Mrs. Stanley Bride were dele-
gates for United Church Women
at a meeting held in Alma
College, St. Thomas, last
week.
Mr, Art McLauchlin of Lard-
er Lake visited friends in town
one day last week.
Mrs. Ross Doig, who has
been confined to Victoria -Hos-
pital, London, for six weeks,
underwent surgery for the second
time on Thursday of last wee.:.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bride
and Peter of Don Mills, and
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Doig of
Toronto spent the holiday week-
end at the home of their parents
Mr. Earl Ridley, Misses
Terry Lee and Julie Ridley of
London, spent the holiday week-
end with Mrs. Dora Ridley.
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