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Johnathon Corbetttts nt a intertucnthi Vora Cemetery.
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t:ateat}ainecl Mrs., Jessie ; Kwlop?oneing ' a}t"a k:30 °l?�• •
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strong, Miss Greta L>llmtt%i4t The NpW,)neintbe s>i� m
and Mrs Louise. Mitchell, one • C•0010,C•0010,- lnstallgtion of
.afternoon recently, prlor• o officers:0 i take place. • Plate
Misa'Lammie" laking up resi- to attend.
dence at Huronview. . • Susatl Nagtegaal was or-
oitiogHENSALL • ganist at tie -United Church
REAS, WENT DOES IN on Sunday morning' with
• FERGUS Joanne and Laurie Pepper as
Mrs. W.A. ;)'ours died in ushers. Mr. �M' McDonald spoke
Groves Memgrisl Flgspiiol, on the thinking about Beingt of in
`Fergus on Friday, September church as three concentric
2, 1983 In fret ette year. The circles with Christ as the
widow of •.e, late Padre W.A., center.
Young • of, Elena;, a former • The Sunday Church School
minister of Carmel Presby- �staff'of the United Church,
met thea past 'week and made
final plans for the opening of
Sunday School on Sunday,
September llth.
terian Church, Hensall. Mrs.
Young Was the former lvfarion
Waldron, leaving Hensall in
September 1939 taking up
residence in Fergus.
Surviving are daughters
(Ruth) Mrs. W. Hooper,'
Mrs,
Frank Jackson, Picton; (Nora)
Mrs. Neil Stoskopf, Guelph;
(Patricia) Mrs. Glen Whittur,
Ottawa; (Joan) Mrs. John
McGuinness, Ottawa. Sister
(Lillian) Mts. James Smith,
Carlton Place (Flora) Mrs.
Kenneth Greer both of Otta-
wa. Several grandchildren
surviving. Re ting at the
John Thomson nd Son Fun-
eral Home, 1 0 St. David
Street, north Fe us. Funeral
Rev: Kenneth Knight con-
ducted worship serltice in
Carmel Presbyterian Church
on Friday evening at 7:00
p.m. with Mr. Doug Klopp of
Zurich at the organ.
The' flowers in the church
were placed in loving memory
of the late Miss Olive Petty by
her family.
Sunday, September 11 a
congregational worship ser-
vice and picnic will be held at
Camp Kintail. The regular
service will resume at 9 a.m.
Sunday September 18th. The
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Miss puss PollOsittlert this wOtl the "'B" championship, thanks to, r. Barbara and
we fot"Toronto Ola re -s e• . at the Usberne softball, tour, Mr, Taylor,
veil Attend eol1e*a " gk • be nament ill fclrktott. , ggp , ►Ii VIEitIAGIUN'
lutists term, ,; temper St . e gills lost their J,iniRicklnsofEienspll, t
fu dees T'ere a "`Ma -t ;'Qn first game 5.4 to.; eter and. his Bay Gully Opo4.
Mls a e„fF Q Su - to wins On
Sunda- for 'ilio ` et Hay they 4 fsyed � lilac 9�S• k s� d. Suzuki
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c o S >• Pb 931, i) o ermwor Day weekend„bn •
cotill Saturday he ed third
1Ef 8 ali b leised w await tll�e start of • rho
college fol futyr �tertlsarttyy nevi
u n r tilnish
School opened at the`tlerisall playoffs. INCail wish them over all in the 806 class at
RecreatiCentre on 'lues- the best, • Putnam, Ont. Then be travel -
led to TIlsonburg where
mechanical problems in the
Orsi race forced him to ride a
catch ug .gond race on
Sunder-- Jim flubbed sixth
Over all. 1.14/dr +an hi.» hoate I
trackn!tit,'ally Gui11 on
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mself Sot�oosp g,ear as he rose
o ezcel)eut: races finishing
second aqqd erg to give him a
first ovefalf for the day. •
day, Septgmbe{,¢ ;tit Nfis��9 •
Denomt3teteachitil( I4olaa `"', I .open" ar+ ds hear# �f` �orr
t UEENSWA]tN)wWS Ari Co cOregor,
Rev. Clayton Kuepfer cod MARC Z to beColle a
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ducted worship senvic "at ty
Qu nsway Nursing oitte the followin is a lisn oRthe Phyllis H
i d 1'6lif i pt � grad 12 and 1�
graduates in
,respondent of Anne and Udug M
ARETH06GARTH is going to Lougheed
62.6902 in Kitchener to'traln
ee medical secreta
accompan. e by e . • Lindaand scold Par -
the piano on Thursday.'•• the Kipppen Area• •Rob: sons Jim i■ headingg for,
bus tri to the Park The residents enjoyed •a efts, daughter of Helen and
Stoney Creek, and Mohawk,
n Ted Roberta, Colleges io Hamilton to learn
to be an industrial electrician.
Stratforon Tuesday. Fanshawe College to stu4
Florence and Ross Hera of Secretarial Arts. •.
Ailsa Craig visited .with Mr. Attending Sheridan Col -
Earl Kinsman. Visiting with lege, Brampton, to study
Corp Alcock were Isobel Al- Retail Management is Beth
cock, Jessie Engel and Robin Consitt, daughter of Marg.
Lyons. and Ray Consitt.
Mrs. Mabel Kyle visited Studying Architectural
Verge Williams and Mrs. Ella Technology at Mohawk Col -
Middleton. Les Mitchell visit- lege, Hamilton is Cathy Van-
ed bis mother Mrs. Lopise nester daughter' of Simone
Mitchell. Phillip Eisenbach and Marcel Vanneste. •
visited his sister Miss Eliza- Cathy's brother Dave Van -
beth Eisenbach. John neste is going to Centralia
Cousins, Blyth visited with Agricultural College to study
Carl Lawatsk1. Joan Van der Farm Management.
Breech visited the home on Kim Finlayson, daughter
Monday and received the of Irene and Gary Finlayson is
cheque from the residents for training at the Marvel Hair -
the money they raised front dressing School in London.
the Heart Jamboree. Barb McGregor, daughter
Paul Hoggarth, son of
Matgaret and Al Hoggatth is
-going to Mohawk College in
Hamilton to study Mechani-
cal Engineering Technology.
Margaret and Al Hog-
garth's eldest son, Greg, is
also leaving for the University
of Waterloo, to study mathe-
matics. Greg's aim is to
become a high school math
teacher.
Julie Wright, daughter of
Evelyn Wrights is heading
out to Wilfred Laurier Uni-
versity, in »Waterloo to study
business administration.
Nancy McGregor, daugh-
ter of Mildred and Ronald
McGregor, has a job in the
medical centre in ,Hensall.
college
Nancy'% brother Paul Me -
Gregor has chosen farming as
his future career, and he is
also' helping his brother Bili
McGregor with the Ultralite
,motorized hang gliders.
• Tove and Jack Se1Ys two
daughters• Pam and Sandy
have chosen to stay on at the
iobs they have acquired dur-
ng the summer. Pam works
at the Manor in Seaforth, and
Sandy works at I.G.A. in
Exeter.
Sandra Finlayson, daugh-
ter of Ruby and Laird Finlay-
son, is at present working at
the Huron St. Residence in
Exeter with the handicapped
and mentally retarded child-
ren -
Sandra's cousin, Kathy,
daughter of Irene and Gary
Finlayson, is also working at
the Huron St. Residence.
Darlene Faber, daughter of
Anila and Russell Faber, is at
the present moment seeking
employment.
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