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Mr. and Mrs. Annan Denim» 'Wm and Carol ,Anne,* Landrs%
ting spent the week•ead at the 'risme On Sunday. with Mr. and
glome of Mr. arid Mrs. Gordon Mts. ,Austin Stinson.
Goklrich, in London.. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wil -
Mr. and Mrs, Mel Allan vixited +aa Satuaday
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4,,,„, Mr,- a Mise l enwe d Ed.
Sar at Mout* Forest, and acs
ompainled thins to Conine
onrood wh. ere: they visited with
M. and Mrs. Wayne Edgar.
M. and: Mos. Jinn pizrnaur.
ice and family of London spent
Sunday, with hill. and Mrs. Ce-
cil Cooper, .
Friends of 'Mrs. Ross Doig,
Will be pleased to know she re*,,
turned home last wee1C after be.
ing confined for 412 few weeks to
Listowel Memorissenospita1
Mr. and Mrs Mc..l.
tot and ,,Mr. and Mfrs, .Jim Dour
las; visited over the sireek-et d .
with Mr,, and Mats. Dennis
Johnston in Sarnia..
Miss Mena Minnigan of Alava
is spending some time with
fiends in 'Fordwieh.
Friends of Mrs. Roy Simmons
will be sorry to learn that she . .'
was confined to Listowel. Mem-
orial Hospital for a few days.
Mr.. and ,Mrs, Aitcheson
Wallace 'were weekend visitors
with Mr..ancl `Mrs. Campbell
Maggoffin at Guelph.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald . D' .Arcy
and Bonnie of luttonville visit-
ed with relatives over the week-
nd.
Mrs. •Bob Bighorn of Galt
rr°ent a couple oi,days last week
with her mother, Mrs, Pearl
'atterson. .
Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Gate=
ble and Mr. Doug bamble Of
Cochrane visited. one day last
Meek with Mrs. Jennie •osure
at the nursing boene and with
Mr. and Mrs, Earl Moore.
Mrs. Ben Vtllemson and,'
aughter Lori spent several days
last week in London..
. Miss Helen Johnston,. nurse -
in -training at Owen Souind,
spent the week -end at thehotne
of her parents. •
Mr. Art Forester returned
home at the week -end from
Fort Erie where he had spent.
.Several weeks with Mr. and
'.Mrs. RossTomlin.
Messrs. `John and Bill.Cars•
-
4wel1 of Kitchener spent the
week -end at the •home 'of their
;parents; z.
Mrs. Ethel Forester and Mr. --
Art Forester attended the wed-
ding in Ayton. on Saturday of
Mrs. Foresters granddaughter,
:Miss Linda Bender. w I
Friends of :Mr: Bob Hibberd �,
will be sorry to learn that he is
onfined to, his home; suffering
from pneumonia. • R°
Jarries-Voster, Earl Moore,- .4'A
Erne D' Arey, . Albert Hall, Mrs,
Ruby Foster, Mrs. Ernie D' Arcy,
and Mrs, Phyllis Bolander at-
tended the Orange Lodge ser-.
viCe, . held in the Presbyterian ".
Pinta in Brussels on Sunday.
Members of. Newbridge
140, 775 visited Wingham
Lodge 497 one night last week. ,I
The visitors put on the meeting
for the host lodge.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Sothern . were Mr. and
Mrs. Ron Hartman and two
children of Gowanstown. Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Mulvey. Cindy
and Jeffrey of Belmore..Mr,
and Mrs. Gary Sothern and Tim-
my of Palmerston and Roy Sim-
mons. 1
Mr. and Mrs. Victor
O' Brechf of M_ imico were Sat-
urday visitors with Mr, and
Mrs. Brice Armstrong. .
Mr. and Mrs; David Schneid-
er of Kitchener were weekend
guests with Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce .
Armstrong.
Mr. and Mrs. John Tudan
and family of Port .Credit spent
the •week -end at their home
here.
•
'Mrs. Charles VerSchoor re-
turned home over the week -end
after spending a 'couple of '?
weeks in the States.
Mr. and Mrs. John Mowatt
of Milton visited a few days
last week with Mrs. Ruby Forst-
er.
40th anniversary
A surprise party was held at
the borne of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Souch of Dinsley St.,
Blyth on Saturday when relatives
gathered to honor them on their
40th wedding anniversary. The
evening was spent playing cards
after which they were presented
With gifts and lunch was served.
The following evening the
family gathered at the Log
Cabin Restaurant in Lucknow
for sit delicious .family dinner ib
honor of their parents.
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Placed in Hotels, Schools.
Hospitals, Prisons
Finkbeiner
drisekna May fan*eimall of
icttcbener,. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alvin ;Bannerman of. Wing-
ham 1 eca» the bride of Eric
Lavern Finkbeiner of Crediton:
at two o'clock Saturday after.
noon, The groom is the sea of
Mrs. Alvin firlkpeiner of Credi*
ton.* Captain Donald .Copple
performed the ceremony at the,
Winghsm Salvation Army Cita.-
4el.
Ctganist was Mrs. thortitis.
Heli and the soloist, Mrs,,
Gurnos James of Clinton sang
W'edd n%. Prayer" and "0 Per.
feet Love" . The Citadel was,
decorated with baskets of st tke
;mer flowers*
i.ven in marriage by her
father. the 1)44: was lovely in
a floorJengtth dress of white
taffeta and net with laee over.
lay, trimmed;with pearl's and
sequins..: Her veil, was shoulder.
length and she carried an are
rangerrent of redroses and
white mums. R
• Miss Jxene Bannernnan of
Brantford was the 'Maid of honor.
She and the three .bridesmaids
wore similar floessOength. dress.
es of.yellow chiffon nylon with
lace overlays and carried ,bout
quets of white mors and yellow
daisies and wore headdresses of
flowers and ribbon to match.,
The best man°was Orville
Wein of Cxecflton. and .the ushers. •
were William Ash of Crediton
and John Bannerman of Downs.
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The reception washeld at
Danny's ,Restaurant, which was
colorful, with yellow Mums and
white candles. The bride's
mother 'rec'eived in a blue linen
•dress,featured,by a three -quart
er length lacelacket, white
straw bat and accessories to
match, .She was assisted by.
the groom's mother who chose
a turquoise jacicerdress with
whi to'iaccessories. •
For'their wedding trip to
Montreal and Expo '68 Mrs.
Finkbeiner wore a yellow street -
length dress with lace overlay
and -accessories in .white. They ,
will reside. on. the groom's firm'
near Crediton.
Guests at the ..wedding in
eluded Captain. and Mrs.. New-,
Man. of Newmarket o aunts -
from Manitoba and tli'e groom's
maternal_ grandinother., .
mierm
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--Constable and Mrs. Roy
Walker of Kitchener visited on
Sunday with his mother, Mrs.
E.E. Walker, and with Mr. •
Walker who is a patient in -the •
hospital here. "
-- Attending the Fortune re-
union in Chesley Park on Satur-
day were Mr. Grant Wilton,
Miss Jean Wilton and Mr. and
Mrs. David McCallum, all of
Turnberry.
--Mrs. May Young spent the
week -end at the home o her
brother, Mr. Adam McR(urney
at Marnoch.,
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