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and Mrs.
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Roger King
spent_the weekend
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01,1i.qrsary Arty for Alfra,e
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on gunday in honor oP BUS',"
Norman -Harding's 85th bir-
thday, 'More than 100 guests
attended from 'Toronto, 'Rich-
mond Will, ArthUr, 'Fergus,
Goderich; 'Wingham, Listowel:'
and the surrounding aistriet...
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hallman
of Listowej visite 4 Sunday:
evening with Mr. and • Mrs.
Wellington Hargrave.
Friends here are sorry that
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Last Wednesday the*Three
Ms of • St, AndrewS
Presbyterian Church, enter'
tained. Rev. Dr. and Mrs.
Armsteng at a dinner at
'berry Tavern, followed' by n
program and preienttinll
the upper room of the, ebUrch.„
• There were 36 in attendance
The program consisted' of
hymns and Easter poems by
'Shirley Donaldson, Elinor
Neill, Gertie Tiffin, Merle
Wison and Eva Carr; solos by,
Gordon Leggatt and Betty.
.RiChardson, and hisiraMon-
tals y Cora *betson on the
piano,,andhy Gordon Will Oil.
the violin. Devotions wereled
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Armstrong
Rev UOyd CIIftOn and *s
Clifton of Mount Forest apoita
iieflYathehe1P 04bleq.,wat"
their assOkkation nap:: the
Aimorows ben, °Va. 'the
years, begintiigstitetnit. t[4':
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and a 'coffee spoon.-
• Thesinging of `Blegt*the.
• Tie thatBinds' and adlieinu,
• lunch se,rir*d and 41,4*
John Donaldson ' brolif,ht
.evening of fun.and fellowahip
to' a close. . ;4‘
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GIFT OF APPRECIATION—Shirley Donaldson presents Mrs. Armstrong with a gift
during the luncheon which the congregation of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church held
for Rev. and Mrs. Robert Armstrong recently. Rev. Armstrong will be retiring -at the
end of this month. ( Photo by Tim WIIIIS)
HANDMADE CARVING–Vengsovanh Sinavong and his wife, Tsan Mul Ding, pre-
sented Rev. Robert Armstrong with a wood carving by Mr. Sinavong during the lunch-
eon held in honor of Rev. and Mrs. Armstrong at St. Andrew's Presbyferian Church.
The Sinavorigs were sponsored by the church as immigrants to Canaa.
( Photo by Tim Willis)
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