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rsonal Notes from Whitechurch
visited
Varney
041 and Elmer
TO "y.
pas aspee Tiffin of Toronto
O weekend with her
Mr. Mrs. Dan Tiffin
attended the wedding
Illateetinn. on S* d*y, evening in
urch H ilk honor of
Mr, and Mrs. David
Mrs. WallaceConn and Mrs.
Earl Coach spent last week in
I:,, Saskatchewan, with
14111. COWS daughter, Mrs. Mat
strong, and Mr. Armstrong,
The ladies will return home this
we*.
On 'Wednesday evening Mrs.
George Fisher,.Rich Einwechter
of C.E.N..X. and Mrs. Victor
Emerson attended the Bruce
South District Safety Council
contest at Ripley Public
This year, instead of the
poster contest, the Safety Council
Bruce tided in Favor of a
contest. 'Imre were
three contestants at Ripley. The
first and second prize winners
meet the winners from the other
Bruce Districts at Paisley Sep-
tember 20. The judged at "Ripley
were Mrs. Sutherland, Rich
Einwechter and Mrs. Gilchrist.
Mrs. Dave Ireland, Bruce South
District President, and Mrs.
McCormick, representative of
the Safety Council, had charge of
the meeting. The speakers were
Miss Morris, Miss Meyers and
Robert Sutton.
Mr. and Mrs. Matheson of
British Columbia on Thursday
visited with their cousins, Mr.
and Mrs. Hector MacDonald of
Elora, and called on Mr. and Mrs.
Victor Emerson. Mrs. Mathe-
son's parents resided on the farm
• now owned by Bud Sutton. Victor
Emerson took them to see where
I 1
their relatives lived so Mrs.
Matheson could take pictures..
Young People's Society of
ingaide and Whitechurch was
invited by Mr. and Mrs. Beverley.
Kay to a social evening on
Saturday night at the manse.
Here they enjoyed a wiener, corn
and marshmallow roast outside.
Inside they had a singsong. The
next meeting will be Sunday
evening, September 22, at 8:30 at
the manse when they will make
plans for future meetings. There
were about 18 present
On Wednesday M3 . and Mrs.
Victor Emerson were at
Walkerton, Mrs. Emerson at-
tended a curators' workshop
sponsored by Solway W.I. branch
who invited Bruce East District
branch curators to attend. There
were 16 present. Mrs. R. C.
Walker, provincial curator for
Ontario, conducted the workshop
and gave a very interesting in-
w'hor�
Mr.
who.
structive review of the MAW:
Joe Tiffin , and Joanlie.
coinpanied his mother, Mrs..
Elizabeth Tiffin, on Tuesday to
London for a checkup.
Mrs. Gordon Rintoul and Gsyle
on Sunday afternoon visited with
Mrs. Jim Curran •of St. He.
Athol Purdon visited a couple
of days last week with Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Mowbray. He
returned home on Thursday to
Sarnia accompanied by Mr. and
Mrs Wesley Tiffin, Mrs. Gam.
Tiffin a 'K. . and Mrs, Robert
!fit« vbray Mrs George. Tjffin,
rctUrne dti atfurd to visit with.
Mr. a. Hugh McMillan and
family. P 1 McMillan had just
returned wine from hospital
after having a .'leek up on his
broken leg.
Athol Purdon, Mr. and Mrs,
Wes Tiffin and Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Mowbray visited with his
aunt, Mrs. Linton, at Standish
Wing
On Sunday
Clenagitan Mended a relative
held at the hew of fir.
Angus MacDonald of St. Balsas
for Kathy
daughter of Mr. and M s
neth Barbour.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Me
Clenagban are
daughter, Mrs. Dori* Lam, to
arrive by Oline oe Monday
evening 1tar41111o, Brit*
Columbia.
Mr. and Mrs. Chen Fi
and Miss Wiortifced, Farrier of
Toronto visited on Saturday with:
his brother, Garnet Farrier, and
Mrs. Farrier.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Anderson
and William of Auburn were
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
-Mrs. Bill Evans.
Mr. and Mrs. Roes Henderson,
Barbara, Brenda and Borate of
Lucknow were Sunday visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Elliott
and family.
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