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Pulled From Car
An1 Assaulted
Near Walkerton
Trimble Baillie of Walkerton,
recently retired Bruce County
probation officer, was pulled from
his car and assaulted Friday night.
Police have been unable to find
his assailants or determine a
reason for the action.
Mr. Baillie was returning to his
home, from the Walkerton Curling
Club, a half mile west of Walker-
ton, when a pickup truck overtook
him and stopped him on the road.
One of the occupants of the truck
walked back to the car and struck
Mr. Baillie; who was alone in his
vehicle.
The man then, pulled Mr.• Baillie
from his car and continued the
attack, breaking teeth and glasses
as well as inflicting face injuries,,
When' Mr. Baillie tried .to get the
licence number of the truck, he was
kicked in the groin. His injuries are
not serious.
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BREBNER 7 CARTER
June Alton Is
JWI President
On January 21, at 7.30 p.m. the
'Junior Women's ,Institute met in
the Town Hall for their first
meeting of the year. The meeting'
was opened by repeating the
Opening Ode and. Mary Stewart
Collect.
Nancy Brown read the cones,
pondence and if 'was discussed.
The election of officers was held
with the following slate:
President, June • Alton; 1st Vice
President, Elaine Whitby;° Past
Presideni, Mary Nelson; Secretary-
Treasurer, Nancy Brown; Public
Relations Officer and, Director,
Elizabeth Ritchie.
Fourteen members answered the
roll call which was the paying of
membership fees.
Allenford; Mrs. Herbert Maluske,
provincial president, Chesley; Mrs.
Harvey Houston, Lucknow, public
relations' officer and Mrs. Jack
Sparling, R. R. 2 Meaford.
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AREA WOMEN'S INSTITUTE
MEMBERS TO MEETING
Among the delegates from
across Ontario who attended the
recent Federated Women's Insti-
Bob Thompson Is
Chairman Of Purple
Grove Centre
The annual meeting of Purple
Grc•ve Community Centre Commit-
tee was arranged by the chairman,
Don, Reid, for the evening of
January 24th. Quite a number of
interested members of the com-
munity gathered at the Centre and
had an informal game of cards.
Mrs. 'Wm.- Arnold• gave small
prizes to Mrs. Don Robertson,
Victor Gawley and Mrs. George
Emerson.
The business session was con-
ducted by Don Reid and Mrs.
Francis Boyle. Bob Emerson gave
the treasurer's report. The Centre
had been used by several groups
for Reunions and community part-
ies as well as 4-H Clubs and Junior
Farmers. Rates • were set at the
same charge as the previous year,
$10 for most events, 4-H free and
Junior. Farmers a donation.
Having to pay over $100 taxes
tutes of Ontario board of director's
meeting in. Toronto were members
from Grey and Bruce Counties.
They were, left to right, Mrs.
Graham Chambers, R. R. 1,
each year has proved' a hardship
since this building is not meant as a
money-making place and all help
given has been much appreciated.
Mrs. Howard Thompson reported
that a supper had been served
retently and proceeds were being
turned over to the Centre funds.
Mrs. Don Robertson will see 'if the
piano can be put into better
condition. Don Robertson and•
Morley Scott will plan a money-
raising event for mid-February.
They will be assisted by their
wives.
The need for improving the walls
was discussed and the men of the
committee will investigate possibil-
ities.
The committee for 1975 will be
Don Reid, Roy Collins, Mrs.
Francis Boyle, Bob Emerson, Bob
Thompson and a new member,
Mrs. Don Robertson: Bob Thomp-
son will be chairman, Mrs. Boyle
the secretary and Bob Emerson the
treasurer. Each family may be
asked to pay for a wall panel. A
bounteous lunch and a period of
good fellowship completed the
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Carter,
Wingham, are pleased to announce
the forthcoming marriage of their
youngest daughter,. Frances Ail-
een, to Mr. Bryan Charles Brebner,
eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert
Brebner, R. R. 1 Wingham. The
wedding will take place on, Satur-
day, March 1st, 1975, at 3 p.m. in
St. Paul's anglican Church, Wing-
ham, Ontario.
For the guest speaker we had
Hanna Feld from Moorefield speak
and demonstrate how to decorate
cakes for special occasions. Then
the members and guests had a try
at decorating cupcakes. '
The Institute held a raffle on a
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THAT
Mrs. William Reed, Lucknow
octogenarian, is now at her home
just north of the village. She
returned home on Thursday of last
week, 10 days after undergoing
surgery and 12 days after suffering
an' accident at her, home. Mrs.
Reed fractured her hip and elbow
when a gust Of wind blew her out
her front.-kw and onto 'a cement
sidewalk. She was found by a
passing motorist, Warren Zinn.
Mrs. Reed was scheduled to be
transferred from University Hosp-
ital, London to Wingham Hospital
last week, but lack of bed space at
Wingham resulted in Mrs Reed
arriving home sooner than expect- -
ed. She is up and about the house
each day using one' crutch.
THAT
Bob Greer and Jamie Elliott of
Lucknovir and Bill Sissler Of Sarnia
leave on Thursday of this week
from Toronto airport for a two week
holiday on the island of St. Lucia in
the Caribbean.
decorated Valentine cake which
was won• by Mrs. Elsie Houston.
A lunch of the decorated cup-
cakes, , ice cream and tea was
served to all. The next Meeting will
be held on Tuesday, February 18.
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