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Mbr. and, Mrs. Clait e and
MA and Mrs. Ronald Hall of Bur-
fOrd regently spmit a weekend with
,• Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Pyke.
f. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Watt of
Strathmore, Alberta, visited Mrs.
John Strong, Mr. and Mrs. George
Brown and other relatives in the
area.
Mrs. Bruce Hamilton and Daniel,
and Joanne McClement of Listowel
were Sunday visitors with Mrs.
Jean Edgar.
Confirmation
at Stratford
• Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Kieffer of RR
1, Bluevale, were guests at the con-
firmation of their granddaughter,
Colleen Roseanna Marie Weishar, at
Immaculate Conception Church,
Stratford, on May 13. The sacra-
ment was administered by Bishop
Sherlock, Bishop of London.
A procession led by threw altar
boys, followed by 25 eanchiates,
fourth -degree Knights of Colum-
bus, the lector, two priests and
Bishop Sherlock, entered the
church, The Knights formed a
guard of honor for the bishop in
front of the altar. For her confirma-
tion name, Colleen chose "Eliza-
beth".
Also in attendance were Mr, and
Mrs. Reinhart Schreiter and Krista
(Mrs. Schreiter was sponsor for her
mipec,-Collezn).-Durhigitte ceremo-
ny Colleen gave the first scripture
reading during mass and thanked
Bishop Sherlock on behalf of all the
candidates at the end of the cere-
mony
Colleen's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Weishar, entertained at a din-
ner in her honor at their Stratford
home.
Ladies clean up
prizes at euchre
A total of 13 tables were in play
Monday evening at the euchre held
at the Wingham Legion Hall.
Jean Wilton was the high lady
and Margaret Hastings (playing as
a man) was high man. George
Hamilton had the most lone hands.
Jean Howes was low lady and
Graham Adams (playing as a man)
was low man. Draw prizes were
awarded to Jim Coultes, Bob Fraser,
Emma Sturdy, Jean Tiffin and Kay
Stevens.
The last card party ot:d the season,
a shoot party, will be held Monday,
June 12.
Seniors host
last card party
of the season
FORDWICH—Seventeen tables
were in play Friday night at the hall
at a card party sponsored by the
senior citizens. High winners were
Edna Creenley and Elmer Best; con-
solation winners, Audrey Wilson
and Roy Kennedy. Special przes
went to Marjorie Metcalfe, Walter
Harrifield, Jim Warren and Lorne
Lambkin.
The Institute members will host
their last card partron. Friday, May
26. The card partie41 will resume
again in September. Everyone is
welcome and lunch will be sup-
plied.
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Mr. anti M sivin Grainger and
Gary we" Supper guests of Mrs.
Cecil grainpr on Mothers Dy .‘0
Les Tit spent a couple of days
at Traverse City, Michigan, attend, -
Ing a Conservation Authority -con
ference.
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Mann visited
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Merle
Weber of Kimberley.
Mrs. Mel Taylor visited Sunday
at the home of Mr, and Mrs.
Howard Pehlke of Monkton.
OPEN NEW SCHOOL
Tice new school at SS No. 5, Turn.
berry, was officially opened on
December 27, 1929. The entertain -
'vent included addresses, euchre,
nliusic and dancink_
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Margaret Rickert, Area Councillor, Alma, Ontario
Alma Area Councillor, Margaret Rickert, is one of a growing number
of municipal leaders to endorse Retail Postal Outlets. Over ninety percent
of our customers say service at Retail Postal Outlets is as good as
or better than the former post office.
In many rural communities across canada, where postal services have been
converted to a local business, community leaders appreciate the benefits
the town receives from increased access to postal products and services.
Overall the change from a corporately-operited post office to a Retail Postal
Outlet run by local business means:
• Longer hours of service, oftn including weekends and evenings.
More.ontlets. Over the next few years the number of oudets
will gpkfrolit50 to 7,000 across rural Canada.
More business. Retail Outlets, operated as part of a local
business, help strengthen the business base of the community.
• Canada Post Corporation is delivering on its promise.
We're in rural Canada ta stay,
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