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Citizens News, June 16, 1976 -Page 7
GETTING SETTLED—Loretta Horner, left, and Joe Risi help
on Hwy. 21. Bili and Loretta Horner, owners of the Bayview,
Home to a complementary lunch, Saturday afternoon.
Queensway
News
Belated Birthday Greetings to
Roy McDonald who celebrated his
birthday June 7th. His wife,
Mrs. McDonald, Jean Treibner
and Dorothy Prouty visited with
him. Birthday Greetings to Mr.
W.O. Goodwin who willcele-
brate his birthday June 17. Visi-
tors with' Lynn Latimore were
Shirley Prouty, Mr. and Mrs.
Ted Pooley, Mrs. McDonald,
Jean Treibner, Dorothy Prouty,
Ruth Johnstone. Louise Mitchell
was visited by Mrs. Vera Ed-
wards, Burford; Mr. & Mrs.
Ray Cottle, Mrs. Jamcs Smith,
Mrs. Vera Pincombe, Miss Verna
Coates. Mrs. Vera Lammie was
visited by Chester and lila Dunn,
Greta and Amy Laramie, Mr. and
Mrs. Mervyn Dunn, Shirley
Prouty, Mrs. McDonald, Jean
Treibner, Dorothy Prouty.
Visitors with Pauline Jeffrey were
her son Edmund, Zurich; Madge
Oesch, Goderich; Blanche Bech-
ard, Zurich; Mr. and Mrs. Clem-
•ence Jeffrey; Jack and Agnes
Forrester, grandchildren and
great-grandchildren, Windsor;
Mrs. Helen Katt, Forest, visited
Isobel Sproat. Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Shepherd, Willowdale,
Ann and Clarence Smillie visited
with Mrs. Ada Smillie. Mrs.
Taylor was visited by Ivan
Taylor, Brenda Walper, Ray and
Marlene Taylor, Kitchener.
Mrs. S. Bell visited with Mr.
W.O. Goodwin. Mrs. Pearl
Passmore visited Bernice Lavery.
Weekly visitors were Wilbert
Dilling, Kathy Bell, Milton Lav-
ery, Leslie Mitchell, Sharon
Doxtator, Rev. Van Essen was
in charge of the church service
accompanied by his wife.
Chiselhurst
UCW met
The U.C.W. of Chiselhurst met
on Tuesday with fifteen members
answering the Roll Call. The
President Mrs. Harold Parker -
opened the meeting with a poem
"Mother's Prayer". Mrs.
Richard Taylor was in charge of
the Devotional and it was based
on "Father's Day". Plans were
arranged to entertain the groups
from the surrounding churches
on June 30th at 8:15 p.m.' Cloth-
ing was brought in to be sent to
London. Mrs. Jack Brintnell
gave two poems "The Farmer"
and "The Old Iron Pump".
Mrs. Rosa Harris assisted by
Mrs. J. Brintnell and Mrs.
Alvin Cole showed a film on
"Citizenship". The President
Mrs. Parker closed the meeting
with prayer, Mrs. Harold Par-
sons was hostess assisted by
Mrs. J. Brintnell and Mrs. Cole.
Pearl Gale to a table in the Bayview Tavern
invited the residents of the Bluewater Rest
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