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Mr. and Mrs. Brent Johnston of
Mississauga spent the weekend with
Mr. arid Mrs, Lionel Johnston.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Grainger/
8ronwra, Bevan and Morgan of
Baden and Mrs. Cecil Grainger
visited Saturday with ..r. and
Alvin Grainger.
Mrs. Joe Simmons and Mrs.
Robert Peel of RR 1, Bluevale,
accompanied Mrs. Willard Peel of
Listowel and spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Graham Cowie of
Orleans. ••
Mr. and Mrs. Gor
and Dan visited Sup
of Mr. and _Mrs. Davi
Burlington;
Mr. and Mrs. George Keil have
returned home after Spencthig a
month at Bonito Springs, Florida.
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Eldred Cathers and David Chittick
of Hanover attended the Min-
neapolis Moline Tractor convention
at Logansport, Indiana,
Mrs. Eva Ash of Listowel visited a
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CELEBRATION—Celebrate the Spirit was the theme of Howick
Figure Skating Club's carnival. Flag bearers, from left are: Qarman,
Espensen, Leroy Bolander, Tracy • Hargrave, Laurie Gedcke Seta
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Mr. and Mrs. Herman Van Pelt me public speakers
few days with Mrs. Rita Ash.
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returned home Wednesday after
•spending a couple of months in are guests of seniors
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Florida.
Recent visitors with Mrs. Ethel
Dennis were Mrs. Frances Lewis,
Kitchener; Mr. and Nit's. Hugh Hart,
RR 1, Gadshill; Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Schiestel and children of Wingham.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Nay, ac-
companied by Mrs. Earl Cudmore of
BrusseLi, visited Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Jeff Nay on the occasion of
Christopher's first birthday.
Correction
In last week's account of the World
Day of Prayer service, it was
erroneously reported that Mrs..
Robert Skinn and Mrs. 'Jean
McDonald were the two participants
from Sacred Heart Roman Catholic
Church. Actually, it was Mrs. Helen
Houghton assisting Mrs. Skirm, Mrs.
McDonald was a member of the
choir.
Our apologies to both ladies for
this error.
GORRIE—On March 8, the Come
Alive Club was privileged to have as
guests nine students from Howick
Central School who came to deliver
their speeches.
Alvin Mundell presided for the
program. The various subjects and
the moods- they projected —
imaginative, informative or
amusing, sometimes a blend of all
three — were forcefully delivered
and constituted excellent en-
tertainwnt. Several musical
selectiolis were also part of the
program.—, a piano duet by Mrs.
Velma Mann and Mrs, Alvin
Mundell; a„ medley of zsongs
played by Mrs. Wilbur Hogg and a
singsong of Irish songs led by Mrs.
Mundell and accompanied by Mrs.
Hogg. On behalf of the club, Mrs.
Mel Taylor presented each speaker
with a small token of appreciation.
When all had assembled at the
table, Rev. Don. Pugh said Grace
and a pot -luck dinner was enjoyed
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Ankenman, Angela Meyer, Mark . an „0
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by the members, the students and II
their parents who had accompanie
them. Mrs. Lloyd Jacques preside
for the business meeting, sharing a
Irish smile. She announced that the
club will sponsor a Games Night.on
March 22.
Phone 357-1630 for 24 hoisem' °vier Information
• d GOODMORNING VIETNAM '
d aPlaying tromfalday to /intraday, March 18 tb 24. Friday and
Saturday/ andlipm.Sunday to Thuriday one show oachavaning at 8 p.m.
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Mrs. Reta Ash and her committee
used symbols from Ireland,
- shamrocks, leprechauns/ pipes and
a shillelagh, as decorations. Four
March birthdays, were recognized
with the singing of "Happy Birth-
day" to the celebrants
WEDIN.BELGRAVE•
• A pretty -event took place in, f
November of 1915 at the residence of
Mrs. A. Price, Belgrave, when her
sister, Miss Helena Horne, was,
united in marriage to Herbert Collar IN
of Winghain. The young couple left
amid many congratulations for a
short honeymoon, after which they I
planned to reside in Wingham.
• ROBINWILLIAMS
In 1965, milltary D.J.0Adrian Cron.auer was sent to Vietnam to build morale.
His strr tegy: keep 'em laughing. His problem: staying out of trouble.
The wrong man. In the wrong place. At the right time:
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