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University and King Streets, Tel. 362-1848
10TH ANNUAL
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Mass Caton H'an
ter of Mr. and
son Qr 140 ,016701, has be
ed whiner of a Rotary Fob
ton 1'eflowship, entitling bet ,
a year's stay at the Unlveitr
sits of Hawaii at liono1ufu.
fellowship covers, :tuftionp fives
ing expenses and`Oft!: x ,items,
Carol is presently attendg'U;n-
iversity of Waterloo ,and wifl
study computer science at Haw-
aii following het gradtit •
from Waterloo. She :is a riteOe
of Mrs. Elsner Ballagh of our
village.
Miss Phyllis McKague left
last week for London where, She
has accepted office erhploy
tnent.
Miss Jane Woods has left fat
Centralia School where `she .ft
beginning her second year; and
Mr. Ralph Weishar has enrolled
at Waterloo Lutheran Unf vetsity
and began his studies them last
week.
Mr. Thomas Darling and M
Barry Mulvey. recently attended
e Persona
a get-together at .Port Petay..a"
reunion of biose WhP travelled
together in Europe Avg ogra
ago.
Congratulaticins to. Mr..444
Mrs. Donald 'Eadie :ofo r urea
on the birth of a son last week
in Wingham and District Hospi'
tal.
If you have been driving
through our community and
think you're seeing things along
the roadside, you are! T h e
signs that dot the countryside
are not there just for fun; they
will lead you to some fine
homebaking at the home of Mrs.
Evelyn Jackson.
Miss Adeline Lowrie of To-
ronto was a week -end guest
with Mrs. Thomas Abraham.
Misses Mary and Tillie Far-
rell of Clifford were week -end
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Nickel and family, and attend-
ed anniversary services at Knox
Presbyterian Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle 'Fitch and
family of Weston spent the
assemogrof
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Week -00 with members of t4e.
FitCh family in the area. Mss..
MAW Fitch, who has spent two
weed In Weston. returned hoarse
with *em,
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Fitch
attended anniversary services In
Knox .Presbyterian Church and
were dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs„ Selab Breckenridge.
Mr. and. Mrs. Wilfred Johann
and family attended a Klein
family gathering on Sunday af-
ternoon.
Mr. Wiu{am Jeffray of Don
Mills spent the week -eq here
and participated in anniversary
services at Knox Church,
Mr. and Mrs. 'Donald Codling
of Toronto (formerly Loi s
Hawkes) attended Knox services
and renewed acquaintances with
members here.
A number of Bluevale and
Gorrie friends, and friends from
Belmor.e and McIntosh United
Churches attended Knox anni-
versary services on Sunday.
In the list of 4=H leaders
last week the name of Mrs. Stan
Hayes was omitted.
Bible Society
meets at Belmo e
BELMORE--Members of t e
McIntosh-Belnlore Branch of
the Cahadian Bible Society met
on Wednesday evening of 'last
week in the United Church in
Belmore. The film "Penzotti
Passways", showing the work
of the Bible Society in contem-
porary South America, w a s
shown. This excellent film is
available to church groups, with-
out charge, and maybe ob,-
tained by contacting the Bible
Society.
Anyone in the area wishing
to remember loved ones with
memorial gifts to the Society
are asked to contact your min-
ister or John Rutherford, the lo-
cal treasurer. "Good News for
Modern Man", the New Testa-
ment in modern, translation,
may be purchased in lots of 50
for$15.00.
The local 9elmore-McIntosh
Branch raised $450 for. the So-
. ciety in 1968. At the Wednes-
day evening meeting, Wilfred
Johann was named the new Pres-
ident, succeeding George Inglis,
Thomas. Inglis remains as secre-
tary, John Rutherford as treasur-
er, and the following canvas. -
sers:.,.Mrs.:,:C1ask,Remwrick,
' Harry Mulvey, Mrs. Jack Inglis,
Mrs. Harvey Ballagh, Thomas
Darling, James Darling and Al-
vin Mundell.
Gorrie
Mrs. Milton Luther is a pa-
tient in Wingham and District
Hospital.
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JAYNE PHILLIPS and *Marilyn Congram in snug winter,
wear at St. Andrew's fashion show. Jayne. is seen ,in• a
new fun fur set and Marilyn wears a fur trimmed ,coat
and cozy hat.—A-T Photo.
Lakelet Personal
Guests with Mr. and Mrs. Al-
lan Wylie on Sunday were Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest. Wylie, Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Wylie•, . Brent and Kew
in and Mr. and.:Mrs! Laverne
Greenley and :Micltaek. The
occasion was a birthday party -
for Mrs. Ernest Wylie who will
be 78 on Wednesday. They
had a cake and Mrs. Wylie re-
ceived- cards and gifts. The
community extends best .wishes
to Mrs. Wylie.
Those attending the Dalli-
more -Horton wedding 'at Manor
United Church, Toronto, . on .
Saturday were. Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Horton and Walter, Mr. and
Mrs. Ken. Hortonn .,Mrio- and Mrs.-
Ron
rs.Ron Douglas and Mr. and • Mrs.
Jack Wright. Mrs. Ron Doug- •
las was a bridesmaid .for her sis-
ter.
Mr. Gary Douglas left last
week to commence his second.
'year at the University of Guelph.
Miss Kaye Wood entered the
University of Waterloo this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hibberd
of Belgrave visited on Sunday
with Mr...and Mrs.. Waren Zur-
brigg. Mr. Williain°3oehfer`as
spending a few weeks* the
same home;
Mr, Emerson Ferguson had`
the misfortune to lose one of
his fingers while circling woo!
last Thursday.
Mr." and. Mrs. Milford. Ma
thews of Durham and Mrs.
liam Horsburgh of Holstein cat
ed :on, Mr. and Mrs. Emerson'
Ferguson on Sunday.
DOS VNYBRO
Donn'brooQ ha8 m
vice will De ie wd Sun, Sep-
tember 21. at 11:00 a. m. with
Rev. Donald McDonald, of•:God-
erich as guest speaker.
--Miss Diane King, who has
entered St, Joseph's Hospital
School of Nursing, Guelph,
spent last week -end with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
M. King, Teeswater.
THREE YOUNG LADIES in young fashions.
Susan Currie's plaid school dress with
swing skirt can be worn with or without
the smart plaid. tie. Joanne Sutcliffe wears
a bonded knit skirt and bolero with
flowered blouse and Jane Bateson shows
the extra long vest sweater and belled
plaid wool slacks.—A-T Photo.
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