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,siNorman
'.4rtustrontoras mistress of
ceremonies and welcomedevryone and- a
rousing .otingtsongAm. Greg
Park,
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�ld ook keptt� the Olympia
tradition and had competition. She chose
Mrs. Gerald McDowell and Mrs. Norman
Wightman as leaders. Mrs; 1VteDowell had
chosen for her team - Mrs. Harry Ceislar,
Miss Nancy Verbeek, Mrs. Dorothy Grange,
Donna L,yn4 •._Armstrong, Mrs. John
14100,0m41„.,anfL, Mrs., ,-Torn, Cunningham.
Mr4.,WiglginsOklieam was composed of
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Mra,.Fre4AillOng, ;Miss Eim McDowell,
StelYart Mrs. Ross Robin-
son, 1Virsi;Gor, .Gross and Mrs. Ruurh
Mr. Harry Arthur and Mrs.
Peter Verbeek ier0thejlidges and awarded
•the pointalteeaVbnOnteatant when they had
done what the cariktold thern, from blowing
up balloons to. drawingpictures of some of
the contestant‘ •Mrs.McDowell's team
• were awarded the prize and an received
small gifts, .
the..groonits,
...parentet.Mr 004 lyirs4Donaicl
01,..7paio duets.
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' . '.. Sherry'''', If r#,'Aocal. folk attended the ,4Mrs.,0th. an-
• ,w0t:e4gii .., „ ,,, .. fPr.,, . P ' i!'::: , Elmet
Gerald . ', :,: iSaturday ''i,tt:, OfOr
.•'•)",00040,'..non: an.. . ..,.. .1 rated a
. .,. ,Lorie Armstrong, Donna Lynn Athstrong , hardware store a fe*,eartil,. ago. in the
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2,7' ii0i''' 14.004-, for eis-i' o, .
• Caudette. iche*t ofGoaerich decorated"
• bat 'with bows and placedIt ee the WOO -
be. Sherry tholtedher friends for the lovely
gifts and lunch '$V_ee'srred filen*,
Church News
A last A
C niesea l. CRY 441540x United church
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'Sense of $0; .10,i_th6 the* of the
given y Gary;huttlewito h, Mrs, Gordon
Gross was,the organist and was assisted on
the piano by Mrs. Marjorie McDougall, Mrs.
Greg Park was the soloist. She sang
"There'll be' Peace in the Valley'. The
ushers were Larry Plaetzer and Greg Park.
Social News
Gordon Plunkett returned last week from
a trip to the East Coast.
J.K. Young of Mitchell visited last
• Thursday with Mrs. Tom Johnston and Miss
'Laura Phillips.
Hope Chapel cemetery memorial service
will be held this Sunday, August 26 at 3 p.m.
with Gary Shuttleworth as guest speaker.
Please bring your own lawn chair.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Shackleton of Ottawa
visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. Oliver
Anderson.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Haines, Rachel and
David of Niagara Falls spent a few days last
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decorated the IttaPt UAW Church $1440'
School Nem; last MOP* evening when
Vickie 'Powell was honoured with a bridal
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shower.
Mrs. Shirley Andrews was Mistress of
ceremonies and welcomed all and con-
gratulated Vickie. A sing -song was enjoyed
with Mrs. Connie Nesbit accompanying on
the piano.
Contests were held and prizes given out.
• The lady_with the I3irthclayneareat.the wed-
ding date was Mrs. Wendy Ritchie; anniver-
sary date nearest was Mrs. Joan Reinhart;
and the oldest lady present was Mrs. Beth
Lansing.
Mrs. William Empey read a story of
Vickie's life, substituting adjectives which
all guests had written when they signed the
guest book. Mrs. Keith Rodger assisted Mrs.
Empey.
Beautiful corsages were pinned on the
bride-to-be by Tracy Machan; the bride's
mother. Mrs. Gordon Powell by Mrs.
Shirley Andrews; and on the groom's
mother, Mrs. Ray Hanna by Trudy Machan.
All were escorted to the decorated chairs on
the platform.
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• Trac Saehall.• „. . • Olk OUWaShialled
bloomers.. and bra which - the hrldoto-bo
.modelled
Vicki ', thanked 4 ter' their' gik and ih-
'1"eVeryillle to wedding. reception on
...,.Saturday evening at Blyth. Lunch was serv-
ed by friends, ,, , , . . )
So.cial,NOWe .
. George Hebert' and daughter Claudia of
California visited last week with his cousins,
Mr. and Mrs. William Andrews. and Todd.
Obituary
Funeral services were held on Friday,
August 17 for Mrs. Arthur Lefebre at St.
Michael's Roman Catholic Church in Blyth.
She died on August 14 at her honrie on john
Street in Auburn, after an illness of three
years at the age of 64.
Mrs. Lefebre was born at Canterbury,
Kent, England, the daughter of Frederick
and Mary Charles. She served with the
British Army from 1943 until May of 1945
and also served as a corporal in Heavy Anti -
Aircraft (Gunnery). She was married on Ju-
ly 7, 1945 to Arthur Lefebre who survives
her. Following their marriage at Canter-
bury, England, they took up residence at
Windsor from 1946-1950, then Hamilton,
Burlington and Freelton until 1980 when
they retired to Auburn.
She was a member of St. Michael's
Roman Catholic Church and had been very
active in the C.W.L. of Mount Carmel Chur-
AUSOI) unamney,
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an rMrrews in charge.
;HOS read the kninuks and a
ifeat • from„some: citizens that more
oxide ba_annn on the Streets„ cussed.
Trustee 0011104er reportedthe fire
qharles ef New RomniitYi Enine' and, one ' meetlng whtekhe had attended
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en, hor husband, she 4.-n. The..4
Wayne of ,Vattihridge,;64(0),%
Craig of. Freelton, and Brett
of :two daughters,: Mrs. John (140 "
Mclirwitb, of Freelton and Alm -Thomas. •
(flOnnhi), MOCallion of .SraltikerS, B.C.; 14"
grandchildren; one , brother,. William
sister Stan Mittel .of laanterbin, Some work will have to be done on the
Kent ngland. water tanks in village .and a drain will
The Reverend Father Pluto conducten
&.• have to be put *between the bank and the
library'room Txustee Andrews was nut in
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funeral services with burial in St. Michael s charge.
Cemetery, Morris Township.
The pallbearers were sons and sons -in- it ivas decided to advertise the pumper,
laws of M. Lefebre as mentioned above. reel and hose to the old fire engine pumper.
Relatives were present from Windsor, St. A vent will be -placed in the Library room to
Clair Shores, Michigan Hamilton. Burl- help withyentilation.
Coroner rules planemcar
accident was pilot's error
WINGHAM - Coroner Dr. J.K. McGregor
of Wingham has ruled that pilot error was
the cause of a plane -car accident near
Gorrie on June 16 which claimed the lives of
three people.
The pilot of a single-engine Cessna 172,
Gordon Moir, died in the crash. Occupants
of the car with which the plane collided,
William Miller and his wife Helen also died
in the accident.
Investigation indicated that the pilot was
attempting to land the plane on an airstrip
on the Norman Fairies farm, then tried to
take off again and overshot the runway,
crossing Highway 87 and smashing into the
roof of the Miller car.
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