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'Sherwo04-Twamley reunion was for sale. , , .
held m the WoMes's Institute Bali- Lloyd, Finntmi,wokomed,pew .: - „.. •-4.A, ',,....
on. $40.4july le with an atten- members to the reunion. Conteata Mildred1, ,
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dance of 3. Aftertheneon- eal
m -----1 - and games were arranged by spot*: , ot
president Jim finnan welcomed
Largaret McInnes and Mary Finni-1 Finnigan; ice, - ,
everyorte,`Myrtle Millstone was in
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gam Oldest man present was Cor- wirrimps :
charge' of In Memoriam when a don Johnstone; oldest lady, Mrs. -----"--''NeXt.yeare'
Minute's silence- was observed in Alvin Sherwood; couple most s
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memory of those who passed away at the same Jocat on on the thir
recently mAlma, and Almand Chesterwith lunch at 1 p.m.
Sunday:0July
during the last year, with speciaI,
Finnigan; guessing jelly beans in a ., , .
mention of her aunt, Marie Morrir jar, Steve Burke; number of Smar-
son, who had been faithful in ties in a jar, Mary Finnigan; kick the
attending the reunions.
shoe,, young people,. Karen
Draws were held on two items; a McInnes, Gordon Schill; ladies,
violet pot which was won by Linda Linda McInnes, Carrie McInnes;
McInnes and a box of mixed greet- men, Dalir Mclnnes, Steve Burke;
ing cards which was won by Sara water -filled balloon toss, Dale and
Thornton. A recipe exchange, Carrie McInnes; dropping clothes -
which proved very popular, was
pins in a jar, Kevin and Jonathon
held by Anne McInnes. Myrtle •Finnigan.
Johnstone spoke briefly on her
progress m family history and had
several photo albums on display. Officers for the coming year are:
She also had sorne copies of her president, Jim Finnigan; vice-presi-
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Mr. and Mrs. Jim Smith and fami-
ly of Windsor visited lastweekemf,
with Mrs: Pauline Adifiit
Thechil-
dren returned home with their pax;
ents after spending some holidays
with their Grandma.
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Chalmers -AATIVIS meets
at Point Clark cottage
prints", was read by Mary Simpson' and the president ebnducted the
and "Strange Fishings" by _bean business. •
Whitechurch --Chalmers
Women's Missionary Society met
Wednesday, July 19, at the. cottage
of Rev. and Mrs. John Neilson at
Point Clark. Mrs. Neilsen served a
delicious dessert and the meeting
followed. _
Mrs. Wallace Milligan and Mrs.
Vera Falconer were leaders, with
Mrs. Milligan opening the meeting.
She also read scripture from Psalm
8, followed by the meditation,
"Remembering Who You Are", by
Mrs. A. Purdon. A reading, "Foot-
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Rosa. Roll call was answered by
nine Members and one visitor, with The next meeting will be held
Sept. 20 at the home of Mrs. Wal-
lace Milligan, there being no meet-
Mgfai,,Anipt, Mrs,. I4lligan.closed
with prayer Avid thiitadles' Aid
then held a meeting, making plans
for a booth at Annie LaidlaW's sale
and to cater, for the Presbytery
meeting in September at
Whitechurch.
a verse containingthe word,
"lake".
Mrs. Purdon-reported for the Ili*.
iting committee. -he la es are
packing a bale of used clothing, to
be at the church by July 30. Mrs.
Agnes Gaunt and Mrs. Norma Rin-
toul will visit the sick and shutins
during August and September.
Minutes were read by Mrs. Neilson
elgrav-e
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Mrs. Larry Mayberry and Mari-
lyn of Londesborough visited with
her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Procter,
on Sunday, July 16. They motored
to Clinton in the afternoon and one
of the interesting places they visited
was the School on Wheels where
they talked with two daughters of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Siouan who had_
grown up on the school train.
Douglas Tucker, Morriston, visit-
ed on the weekend with his par-
ents, Rev. and Mrs. Peter D. Tucker.
Vincent Makas and Alicia, Lon-
dorfl spent the weekend with Mrs.
Mabel Wheeler. Patricia-Makas and
her mother, Mrs. Ronald Keith Of
London, also visited at the same
home on Sunday.
Margaret Vincent, infant daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Neil Vincent,
was rushed to Children's Hospital
of Western Ontario, London, on
Sunday, July 16.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Walden and
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey McDowell of
Blyth; Mr and Mrs. Bill Taylor, RR
1, Belgrave; Mr. and' Mrs. Harold
Vincent and Mrs. Dorothy Logan,
Belgrave, visited at the home of
Murray McDowell, Cookstown, on
Monday, July 17. _Also visiting at
the same home were cousins, Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Welsh of Milk
River, Alberta and their son-in-law
and daughter, Dr. and Mrs. Eric
Cragg of Camp Borden.
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Itiviotinent
Mr. Neilson closed the meeting
with. prayer and Mrs. Purdon gave
courtesy remarks. Everyone
'enjoyed the afternoon at the lake.
eacher wins
scholarship
Mary -Ellen Walsh, a teacher at
Vanastra Public School at Clinton
and formerly of Belgrave, is to be
awarded a $7,500 do toral scit6far-
ship by Federation of Women.
Teachers' Associations of at
Its annual meeting Aug. 10,
,
116- federation represents
Ontario's 36;000ivomen public ele-
mentary school teachers.
The Florence I. Henderson Doc-
toral Scholarship, named after the
executive director of the federation
from 1972-85, will enable Ms. Walsh
to continue doctoral studies. n edu-
cation at the Ontario Institute for
Studies ht Education.
Het study involves assessing the
effects of rotarytime-tabling on
intermediate students and relating
it to the OSISguidelines.
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The first reunion was held in July beer) preparedfo,tpre-
Marie
of 1939 -at the lux* of Robert and SOthleunion.The .booklet .is
Marie Whines _west of 'reeswater. It , view to a bigger,i,
was held therefor seven years, then book planned for the. future
moved to various -,tither,looations oalr Falconer
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The afternoon was spent in
games for the young folks for
which prizes were awarded, in vis-
iting, reminiscing and picture tak-
ing. Group pictures were taken of
those- Niro attended the 'first
reunion SO years ago.
After a bountiful smorgasbord
meal, a short business period fol-
lowed.. The president, Raymond
Falconer, welcomed everyone and
expressed his appreciation for the
good attendance. Thanks were
extended to Shirley and Bob Orm-
ston, Dorothy and Arnold Falconer,
Jbhn-ind Isobel Mclnnes, Dan
McInnesand Clora and Joe Falcon-
er.
Joe Falconer read the minutes of
theiast tounion.4k minute's silence
was -observed in memory• of those
Who have passed away during the
last year.
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proved quite interesting.
Prizes were awarded to the old-
est "person present, Cassie Mow-
bray; the youngest present, Amelia
Wormington, daughter of Corey
and Roger Wormington and to
those coming the farthest -distance,
Douglas and Marjorie Gallagher of
Chicago.
Lucky draw winners were Chris
Wiley, Shirley Ormston, Charles St.
Pierre, Dan McInnes, Gordon
Esplen and Doreen Falconer.
Officers for the coming year are:
president, Raymond Falconer; vice
president, Terry Weber; secretary -
treasurer, Joe and Clora Falconer;
lunch conveners, Jean Tiffin and
Margaret McInnes and sports,
David Falconer.
Next year's reunion will be held
at the same location on the second
Sunday in July.
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By Charlene Conley
Itis hard to believe that this is the
last week of July already. With
everything we have to do, the days
seemtoflyby..
Last week we said goodbye to
Gloria when she left for holidays.
We welcomed Christine back from
her holidays and wished her
"Happy First -Year Anniversary".
Neve the test of our days here are
just as hapy„ Christine!
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On July 27, we will travel again
to Blyth to see the play entitled
"The Dreamland", a musical from
the 1930s.
Our water exercise program con-
tinues every Friday afternoon in
Vanastra. If you would like more
information, please call the centre.
Our next foot clinic at the centre
is scheduled for Aug. 17. Please call
the centre at 357-1440 or 3574445
for an appointment:
Last -week love bad the Wingharn Our new program calendars for
°eum display some exhibits August will be put out soon; stop
and explain each by the centre if you would like one
winoant Many of of these.
remembered fhese
and'had l�tsof questionsibi Thought for the week: "The
1. She willbe g us again greatest friend of truth is time and
26 'for atiother history les., her constant companion is hurnili-
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