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HOSPITALS, PRISONS
Spark a
garden party
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Couple Injured
On Return from
British Columbia
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pocock
returned from British Columbia
on July 31 after being detained
in Nipigon, Ont. for 41 weeks.
On June 25 they were involved
in an accident on the outskirts
of Nipigon. A motorist from
Red Rock, Ont. , came out of
an intersection and drove head
on into the Pocock car. He
was charged with careless driv-
ing and on July 7th at a hearing
in Nipigon was convicted and
fined.
Mrs. Pocock was thrown in-
to the windshield and suffered
concussion, bruised chest and
injured right knee. They were
both admitted to hospital in
Nipigon, where Mr. Pocock
suffered shock and a severe
heart attack. After release
from hospital July 27, they
motored home. Mr. Pocock
was immediately admitted to
Wingham General Hospital
where he is a patient at present.
He is making a slow recovery.
Damage to the car amount-
ed to $510.00.
Listowel B�irial,
Mrs. J. F. McLean
WROXETER--Mrs. John F.
McLean, the former Minnie
Wilson, died in Trafalgar Hos-
pital, Oakville on August 4.
She was a native of Wallace
Township, having been born
there in 1882.
After her marriage to Mr.
McLean she lived in Listowel
and then owned and operated a
store in Whitechurch before
coming here in 1951.
She is survived by her sons,
Ira of Wroxeter and Earl of St.
Catharines; two daughters, Mrs.
Stewart (Jean) Cross of Walker-
ton and Mrs. W. A. (Pearl)
Gibson of Oakville; and a broth-
er, Roy Wilson of Guelph. She
was predeceased by a son Jack,
in 1942.
Rev. Wilfred Hird conducted
the service at the Moir funeral
home and interment in Fair-
view Cemetery, Listowel. The
pallbearers were five grandsons,
Donald Gibson of St. Cath
arines, Murray McLean of
Owen Sound, and Bruce Park-
er of Cargill, husband of her
granddaughter.
Taylor-Congram Vows Exchanged
Lois Isobel Congram, Kit-
chener, became the bride of
Robert Leslie Taylor, also of
Kitchener, at a ceremony in
Wingham United Church, Rev.
Cecil M. Jardine officiated.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. Con -
gram, Wingham, and the
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groom is the son of Mrs. Gor-
don Taylor, St. Helens, and
the late Mr. Taylor.
The bride chose an empire -
style floor -length gown of white
bamberg organza with bodice
of chantilly lace, lilypoint
sleeves, and bell-shaped skirt.
A floral headpiece trimmed
with rhinestones held her veil
of illusion and she carried a
white Bible crested with red
roses.
Matron of honor was Mrs.
Gordon Congram, Wingham and
bridesmaid was Miss Patricia
Taylor, St. Helens, sister of the
groom . They wore street -length
dresses of turquoise organza
with lace bodices.
Flower girl was Marilyn Con -
gram, Wingham, wearing a
frodk of white organza.
William Young, Auburn,
was groomsman, and guests
were ushered by Gordon Con-
gram, Wingham, brother ofthe
bride, and Thomas Taylor,
Blyth, brother of the groom.
Sangster -Darling
Family Reunion
BELMORE—The Sangster -
Darling family reunion was
held on Civic Holiday at the
Belmore Arena, with an at-
tendance of 162. Because of the
inclement weather races were
held in the arena, with supper
served upstairs in the hall.
President Arnold Jeffray was in
charge. Miss Isobel Darling
showed excellent color slides of
past reunions and Robert Hark-
ness showed some local films.
Prizes were awarded for
races and novelty contests, with
winners as follows:
Races, 6 and under, Twyla
Dickson, Glen Jeffray; boys,
6-8, David Mawhinney, Gra-
ham Rutherford; girls, 6-8,
Ruth Ann Wicke, Ann West;
boys, 8-11, Douglas Jeffray,
Wayne Lints; girls, 8-11, Joan
Campbell, Darlene Ballagh;
boys, 11-14, Alan Dickson,
Terry Ballagh; boys, 14 and
over, Dennis Lints, Glen Allan;
girls, 14 and over, Linda Hark-
ness, Ruth Campbell;. girls'
water race, Jane Campbell,
Ruth Campbell; boys' water
race, Jimmy Harkness, Alan
Dickson.
Specials; Guessing number
of candies in jar, Mrs. Harry
Darling; youngest child present,
Jeffray Harper; oldest man,
Roy Rutherford; oldest lady, Mrs.
Thomas Aitken; youngest grand-
mother, Mrs. Arnold Jeffray;
couple with anniversary nearest
date of reunion, Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Dickson; father with the
most sons present, Jim Dickson;
mother with most daughters
present. Mrs. Arnold Jeffray;
family farthest from home, the
Harry Darling family, Toronto;
lady with greatest number of
named articles in her purse,
Mrs. John Douglas; man with
most coins in his pocket, Alan
Darling.
Named new president for the
next year was Bruce Darling.
The secretary -treasurer is Bruce
Harkness.
Giving your skin a rest at
the cottage? Fine, but don't
forget it always needs the shield
of a protecting moisturizing lo-
tion to keep it soft and fresh.
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