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XPOSITOR, S1 AFORTII, oNT., SEPT. 11, 1959
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PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Rev. D. Leslie Elder _
Minister
H. A. KEMPSTER
Organist and Choir Leader
10 A.M.
Church School & Youth Fellowship
11 A.M.
"UNDER CONSTRUCTION"
Music: Senior ic: Choir_ — Anthem
".O, BE JOYFUL" (Schelling)
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LTNITED CHURCH
ADR. J. SEMPLE;-Minister"='-
Lyle Hammond
Organist -Choir -Leader
11 A.M.
Guest Minister:
REV. H. M. WRIGHT, B.A.
Subject: •
• "GOD WORKING FOR: GOOD"
10 A.M.
Church'School — Bible Class
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.Church
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: N ices
McKillop Charge—Sept. 13: A
joint service, (one)" for the charge
at Duffs, 11 a.m. The. service -will
be conducted by Mr: Ron Steep;
Clinton, and. young.people•, -Rev.
W: H, Summerell,: Minister.
Northside. United Church.-Wor-..
ship, 11 a.m. Rev. T. J. Pitt, Varna,
will 'occupy, the pulpit.. Vour rnin-
ister will be absent for the Goshen
Umted,Church Anniversary. Church
School, le a.m. Please notice that
hilly Day will be observed on.
Sunday; Sept. 20. Promotions will
take -place this Sunday.. Rev. J. C,
Britton, Minister.
,..EGMONDVILLE
Miss Jean Watson,' Reg.N., To-
ronto, ..was a - weekend visitor ; with
heranother, Mrs. J. S, Watson.'
Recent visitors with Mr. ,and Mrs.
Harry. Weiland were: Mr. and Mrs.
J. C. Bell, of ;St,' Marys, and Mr.
and :1VIrs, Bert' .Hemingway; " ,of
B ussels:•
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Sunday .
°visitors.with Mr.. and
'
Mrs. Elmore Stephenson were Mr.
and. Mrs. George L. 'Reid, Varna,
and Mrs. Verna , Greenbury; -Flint,
Michigan.
Mr. and -:Mrs. Palmer. Coombs
and Miss Jean Strong, of London, •
were visiting with Mr. and ':Mrs,
Herb :Coombs over the : holiday.
Mrs. Ted Brown is still in Hos-
pital, but we are .pleased to report
that she is improving in health
Mrs. Lenore: Petty, of Detroit,
visited'` with Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Green during the weekend:
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WEDDINGS.:„
McCLOCK1 1N=-'HIUSSER
A pretty wedding was solemniz-
ed in .Egmondville United Church
on Monday; September 7, at 2:30.
o'clock, when Carol Anne jliusser,
Seaforth, and Ronald Goldin .Mc-
Ctoeklin, Mitchell; exchanged. wed-
ding vows. The groom is the son
of Mr. and Mrs.' Goldin; McClock-
lin, Mitchell, • and . the : bride is the.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hartman'
Hiusser,
Seaforth. Dr, 'J. Semple.
performed the double -ring cere-
mony: •
The bride looked lovely in a pink
nylon dregs over taffeta with a:fit-
ted bodice,, sweetheart neckline 'and
a butterfly bow. She wore,, white
feathered' hat,, matching' aecessor-
ies, and carried a bouquet of pink
baby mums and 'white carnations.
Miss Marjorie O'Reilly, Dublin,
was •. bridesmaid, wearing, .a blue
brocaded taffeta 'dress with fitted
bodice,, matching bolero 'and white
accessories. -She carried a bou-
quet of blue baby,mums and"white
carnations.
Mr. •Floyd Dale, • Seaforth; ' was
g'roomsman.. Mr.': Lyle Hammond;
ondviile .. a ': o
-Egm w s rganist�
The reception was held on'. -the
lawn of:'the,' bride's': home. . The'
bride's mother. received -the guests
wearing; a blue brocaded,,dress with
pink accessories :and a�:corsage: of
pink baby- mums: The: groom's:
mother chose a brown and yellow
floral dress of"'silk crepe and :a
corsage of yellowbaby mums.
. ,Guests .were present: from ode
rich, Exeter, Mitchell, Woodstock,
Stratford' and 1Kalaxpazt o, Michi
Fora wedding' tri a'o the Unite
States -the bride''donned a pink em
bossed bengaline dress with white
accessories. p .
The con le` will. re-
side in :Mitchell.
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Phone 373.
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DUNDAS.` and: ;CONEY
Phone 573 or' 138
124th ANNIVERSARY SERVICES
27th September
er Rev.Dr.Home Lane
Ministers: s.r ,
Toronto; Rev. Arnie P. Graham,..
London.
SPECIAL MUSIC --Salvation Army
Choir, London. •
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READ THE ADVERTISEMENTS::Ws'a‘Pxofatable Pastime,
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REV. CLINTON WARD
a forceful preacher;r
top-lightn %ngartist and
�mmusician, assisted `by his
: , talented wife.
..They haveconcilcted suc-
cessfll ' Gospel.'' 'Services
across: the American Con-
tient .'
Win as Picture Each Night' a:
Seaforth
,--Pentecostal fiurc
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NIGHTLY CAMPAIGN ENDS
SUNDAY'.
Thursday, Friday at 8 p.m.
SUNDAY 11 a.m and 7:30 p.m..
"74—
INTHROP
%Mission. Band, willmeet
'on Satur-
day afternoon,• Sept. i ,. at 2 p.rn.
Sunday, Sept: "13 Govan Sunday
'School wil_l_,_o�en-at` 9:45,-"a.m. -as:
the joint:' Church rch 'service is at Duff's
11 o'clock. •
The Winthrop Young People's
Union .will start ;,their fall meet-
ings:'on ,Sunday evening, Sept.' 13,
at 8 o'clock in the school room of
the church.
DUBLIN_
Mrs..Plilips and son and Mrs
Brabout . and daughter, London,
with Mr. and Mrs Michael, Naf1e.
Mr_ and Mrs. Lennie' 'Gaffney,
Brockville;. with Messrs.. Carl and
'Jerry Stapleton.
Mr. and Mrs, Frank ',Evans :in
Deep' River with Mr.. and Mrs. ,'G.
,Ma' dna
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Mr. Joe' Jordan, Trenton.„ -:-Mich,.,
"called on friends in the village.,
Mr. and. Mrs. Bill Murphy,. and,
son, of Port. ' Colborne, with Mrs
Charles. Kistner
Mr. and Mrs. Jerolne. Nicholson,
.London; Mr. and Mrs Chas. Kraus-.
kopf and: Son; Mt. and,,Mrs.-Louis
Krauskopf and Biflie,, Ferndale,
Mich., with 'Mr. and Mrs. r Jim.
Krauskopf: -
Messrs. Ricky and Bobby -Staple-
ton -have -enrolled•• at-St:-'Jerome's
-HighLLSehooi, 'Kitehener.-
Mr. 'and Mrs, Jim • Acl1royd and.
daughters, Toronto, with • Mrs
-Mary O''Rourke ''
Mr and:. Mrs. Martin Brick,: De-:
troit, With. Mrs: Kathleen Feeney.
Mr. Dail Costello at, Britt with
Mr. and Mrs. John Kraukopf:
Rev. Father A. "Durand, St. Pet
er's Seminary, London, with Rev
Father Remi, Durand
Mr. and Mrs: Ewart Wilson; -Kit."
"chener; Miss..Mary Margaret R:y-•
.Kitchener„, and "Miss Theresa
Ryan, London, with Mr. and .Mrs
Patrick Ryan.
Mr. arid Mrs . Andrew,'�Dantier
of. North: Bay, with relatives. •
,
Mrs. Leo Bolger. and 'Rory, of
Wyndotte,'Mich;;-and Mt, and Mrs.
Jim Byrne and children, of Tren-
ton, Mick., with Miss'. Monica.
Byrne.
'Misses:Paulrne and Joanne and•
Ricky and; Bobby Stapleton-a'ttend,.
ed Toronto Exhibition.
Mrs. Mark Nelson, of Davenport,
Iowa, with Mary" O'Connell.
Mrs, A. M. Looby, Mrs, Louis
Looby,. Mr. Clarence : Looby " ac-
eempanied Rev. Father Arthur
Looby, C,S B , to Ottawa, where
Father -Loehr Will teach at the
new Basilian College.
Teachers in• the district return-
ing to their respective schools areL.
:Miss, Ilene Whetham, .Kitchener;,
Miss, Margaret„Flanigan, ki'tchen-
e.r;, Miss" Mary yftirriSon, Kitchen-
er; Miss 'Beatrice -Murray, Brant-.
ford;' Mrs Wilfred Krauskopf,
Preston; Miss Mary -Shea, Zurich;
-Mrs. E.1. Rowland, Seaforth; Mrs;
George Holland; St;' Clements.
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and. PARCEL SERVICE '
All Ptt6viangers••inerrred
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C. S. Macl aughten, M.LA;,' wilt officially 'open the Fair"'
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We specialize in
DIESEL Zi'UEL and .
FARM LUERICANTS.
,Phone 686-W Phone1.90
Seaforth Goderich
E,UAUTY .CONTEST
IJSICAL PROGRAM tE
Local and Outside Talent
rvzes Po Oldest Lady and GOtlentan
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Seaforth
Real Estate
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Rev; and Mrs. Ii..: Douglas Stew-
art ;and family, returned, to, their
home in OttavVa. after spending a'
month with his mother, 'Mrs. H.
Stewart.
Mr. and Mrs, James Coutts, of
Walton,h intohouse
recentlyve moed
a the ou occupied 'by Mr. and Mrs,
Francis. Huisser,
Mrs, Charles Geddes has 'return
ed home from Scott Memorial Hos-
pital. Mrs. James Cameron, • of
Sarnia, is spending a few days here
with' Mr. and Mrs. Geddes.
Mrs. R. W. • Campbell, McKillop,
and Miss Isabelle :Ross, bf':Winn-
peg, spent a few days with Mr. and:
Mrs. Dogglas :Keys in Chatham.
Mrs. W. J.' Faulkner and ,Petri
cia,, of Galt, spent' the holiday with
Miss Lillian Faulkner
Mr: and Mrs. Jack Meagher•' and
Mr. and Mrs. John Flannery at-
tended ,the
t-tended•.the funeral of Mrs. Louis
Flannery ' in Birmingham, .Michi-
Mr: and Mrs. .R. E; McKenzie,
Toronto;,1VIr and `Mrs.: Alex Mc
Kenzie, •Orillia Miss. Rena Mc'Ken
zie and Mr. John McKenzie visited'
with -Dr, -Robert -and :Mxs;::McKen
pieSarnia
Mr., and .Mrs. Charles' Counter,
of. Toronto, were' guests" Of Miss'
Williams and Mrs. John Dorsey. "r
Mrs. Elliott Walters is visiting;
her _daughter, Mrs: Arnold J. Scott,
and Mr. Scott ,in_Pointe Claire, Que.
Mr. and Mrs. "Clarence Arm-
strong and family, Sarnia, spent
they weekend with; Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Jackson. •
Miss Mae Smith and Mr. Robert
Smith spent the weekend in To-
ronto,
o-ronto •. attending the C:N.E.
Mrs: Etta Eyre ;and'sop Lloyd;
and =his wife of Sarnia, 'were week-
end
eek -end`; guests'' of "Mr. ""and Mrs., Chas..
Eyre in Tuckersmith.
Mrs. Jennie Patterson is visiting
her daughter, Mrs -R.-K. McFar-
lane-. f _
Mr. and: Mrs A.M Clarke .and`'.
son, Brian, -of "Kitchener,' 'were
weekend guests of the Misses Seip::
Miss Janet Cluff and Miss Abbie'.
.Seip: - deft Tuesday on. a motor trill,;,
to Sault: +Ste �MarieTand othez_
.
Rev. and;:'1VIrs. D. Leslie? Elder.
have retured after sending some
time in Philadelphia, Pa..:with rel-
- Mr. and:'.Mrs.- Douglas Keys, `of,
Chathham,'.spent the 'weekend at.
their parental homes in McIKillop, .'
Mr: and Mrs. 'W. V. Giendening
and •'Mr. and Mrs. W. •Furber, of
Detroit, were holiday visitors at
the home of Miss A. Wallace;North
Maxi' St
Miss Grace Dickson,,Los A.n
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An -
gees, Caifornia,:, and , her niece,
Mrs. Bill Prudham,'of Owen -°Sound,
have been holidaying ,with Miss E.
Henderson. `. Miss u m D nha ' and
Miss '.: Henderson\ spent : a week's
holidays at :Godefich.
Mr. and Mrs. ' E. H. Munroe
r e
have returned hone from: a vaca
•tior4 in •the Rideau Lake district."
Mr, and Mrs. Don Kilcoyne 'and
.two children;;'of"Elora, visited 'with•
Mrs, J. Sclater, over -the 'weekend.
Master Paul Kelkar'has return-
ed :.to" his home in'Portage la
Prairie after; spending` the summer
with.; his !grandparents, . Mr. and
Mrs: 0. Tebbutt. •
Mr. and Mrs. -Thomas Galligan
and family and Mrs. Dan Galligan,
and family have • returned "home" to;
Madison, Illinois, ' after visiting
Messrs. Iden avid Joe' Murray.,
Mrand Mrs. George Addison,
accompanied by Mrs. George Love,,
Walton, Mrs: Dave Bean," Mrs.
Bernard-Pischer, Carlow, and Mrs,
Charlie Wallace. ayfield, attend-
ed the funeral of their uncle, Mr
News of I3arlock
Shower Honors
Helen " MkddeJ aal.
BRIEFS.
'John Addison, at Orillia last Wed-'
nesday; and 'on Thursday , visited
with friends- at Wasaga Beach and
Wiarton.
Mr. and Mrs. W. •B. Gehan and
son, Robert, of Oshawa, and Mr.
and Mrs. R. M. -Southgate; and
family, of Kitchener, spent the
weekend with.. Mrs. W. E. .South-
gate, Sr : .
• ,Mr. Harold Maloney is spending
his holidays :in Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave .McKennel
and family of R.C.A.F. Station,
Borden, spent the -weekend here,
Mr. Reg. Te"bbutt., and• daughter,
Gloria, of London, spent' the week-
end
eekend with Mr. and' Mrs. 0. Tebbutt.
here. ,
Mr. 'K; I..1VIcLean,'of Kingston,•
spent. the .:holiday; at his home.
here.
Among those who have returned
after,. spending the summer in their
cottages at Bayfielil • are: Mr. and
Mrs. W M.,`Hart, ,Mr, and iMrs.
F. Kling and family,: •M'r. and Mrs.
R. S. Box, -Mr, and_Mrs. C. `:Rew-
cliffe and family, and Mr: and
Mrs. N. ••C. Cardio and 'family.
Mr:--and,-Mrs W. - -M: 13a -11= -and.
family: spent the weekend at their
cottage at, Underwood.
Mr. and . Mrs. Ha'r'ry; Arens, , of,
Uxbridge, spent the weekend the
guests of Mr:' and Mrs: Lloyd
.MissMVIarlei}e Miller ,is
don where she is,taking„ a secre-
tarial course.
Mr. Douglas Stewart, of Toronto,
spent` the holiday ,with his parents,
Mr.' and -Mrs. James A.. Stewart.'
-Mr.-T. D. Richardson; of Regina;;
was a visitor in Seaforth and Tuck-
ersmith this week. It is 60 years
since he last `visited''here.
• Mrs. •J. W. Thompson fell -in her
residence •Saturday gmornin and
suffer -ed a fractured. arm
Miss-Peggy'Willis :has returned
t , her duties atDeep-Raver;'"Ont:;
following, summer holidays..
Mrs. F Q. ,Livingstone, Detroit,
is. a 'guest of her niece, Mrs.' Jas.
1t', Scott, Thornton Hall,this• week.
Mr._and -"Mrs A. `Phillips _and
fame" qf, `pronto,v it_ednv_er.,thhe
weekend with Mrs. J. Relater 'and
Mr. , and•Mrs. L. Hemberger.
Mr. and Mrs.. Frank Holroyd,
Janice and •Douglas, -'of- Preston,
spent the weekend' with. Mr. ;and
Mrs. Albert Hudson.,
Mr.; and • Mrs Russell Sproat
.were guests of .Mr. and 'Mrs.'
Laughlan Gear, of '. Fergus, ; last
:week _
Mr. and Mrs. Edward McIver,;
Cathy and -Mark, of Waterloo, vis-
ited: at the home of Mrs. Sarah
-IVIclver over theweekend
MissViola, 'Lemon ' and Miss
Myrtle . l tibimio, of Toronto,' and
Mrs: William .Parke and Miss: Pat
Lenton, of Hensall, visited Sunday
with: Mr. and, Mrs. Dave -Lemon:
Mrs.'' Doug 'Mitchell, , Medicine
Hat Alta., -'spent, a few days with-
Mr.
ithMr. and Mrs. V. G. Graham.:
Mrs.. G ;.Nichol on returned
s
to her 'home in Medicine Hat, . af-
ter spending p`10 da s with:'":her
Y
granddaughter, Shauna, and Mr.
and Mrs,.. V. G. Graham
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Willis, :of
Birmingham,: Mich.,and . Mr. and
Mrs: M. Bechely, of Toronto,- spent
the holiday .weekend, with 'Mrs. F.
J. Bechely at .her. cottage iii Bay-
WALTO
EAST IVkcKILLOP
Mr, and Mrs. Sohn , Aiken, of
Sebringville, with Mrs. ' Charles
Eggert.
Mr. and Mrs 'Win 'Koehler left
on Thursday to visit relatives in
Regina and' Milestone, . Sask •-
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Scherbarth,, of
Monkton, and Mr, ,and Mrs.. Fred
Chappel and Julie, of Kippen, were
Sunday visitors ,with ,Mrs, Chas.
Eggert and ,Mr. and Mrs. Irvin
Mrs. Norman' Eggert.:"and baby
daughter have returned home -from
Scott Memorial Hospital, Seaforth,.
MISS -Mary Jackson, of Seaforth,:
spent the weekend 'with: Mr. and,
Mrs. Norman Eggert. Mr. and Mrs.
AubreylVicNichol and family, ,of
Blyth, 'also visited at the same
home :Sunday.
The Sunday School ptipils of Mc-
Killop• E'.U.B. Church, enjoyed a:
picnic at Lions: Park at Seaforth on
Thursday;, A .large • number,' were
present.- Games and' races were en-
joyed-by
n_joyed•by all The oldest person with
the closest birthday..was'Mrs. Har-
old Smyth, and the youngestper-
son _pres_ent
er'=son_present was- "Marilyn Koehler:
ose
Fred R. condiicted-the
The. Women's ',Assot iation enjoy-
ed acorn,
e con and wiener roast at the
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home e of Mr. and Mrs: "Irvin R`
mv pelt.
A large crowd attended and :games
were enjoyed thec i dre ur-.
No d b..� ,D
Y yn,
ing the evening Mrs. Chas. Eggert
was presented' with' •a bouquet of
flowers and agift from the W:A.
A nuriiber'of •.pupis and their
mothers of this vicinity attended' a'
social ".gatheringat the frame of
Mrs,. T. Beuermenn,' their music'
teacherShe-waspresented wit
a
wrist watch, before
leaving for her
home in Kitchener;
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AZr. and Mrs ; Joseph Ryan •andr
family' spent Sunday. with Mr:'ai d..
Mrs. Paul • George, 'Detroit; at
:Camp Pinery.. >
Mr, and 'Mrs. Gerry• Cardiff, of:1
Petrolia, spent the Labor ":;Day
`weekend • with -the Matter's mother,
Mrs.Fern Patterson, '
Miss ?a1sy_I irkby, of .Rurwash,
'.visited: her •.cousin, • Mary Kirkby,
last week''.', •
Miss Helen Middegaal'was a .: Mrs. R. McMichael and Mrs. W.
'guest at a; miscellaneous shower Bewley are to see about purchas=
hel'd"at the home of Mrs. Art Col- .ing new tables and to bring a
re-
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son -on" �ynuFsSay • evening, -with 35 Port -to' the next meeting..
present. ;;Mrs. Colson: conducted the , • Mrs. -Neil Reid, Dennis and Erie,
contests: Mrs. Watson Reid, Mrs. of Toronto; spenta few days' last
James Scott and Mrs. Bert::"Midde- week with Mr. and Mrs. George,
goal won the "Name his' old sweet-' Dundas.
hearts contest'.' and. the "alphabet ,
contest-" Miss,Mary ;Lou Roe Miss :Gary and' Joan Bennett visited;
d
Helen Middegaal and Mrs. James with .their gra ley I3el , M last
McEwing ;won the card drawing Mrs..W .Merkley, B •
elmore, last
contest. Everyone put wishes hi the .-v'eek.
wishing well for Helen,.. which- sheMr. and Mrs. James Coutts rimy
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later read._ The address .was read,- "ed to their new _home tun Seaforth
by_ • Mrs __, Ernest Knox, _and Miss.:. Yost Tuesday.:
Jean Leiper and ' Mrs. ,Jas Me M,r. and Mrs: Wilson•, of Rivers,
Ewing carried • in the ' gifts; Helen "Man.; have moved into the-: Mar-
-th nked everyone for all the gifts. shall house: Mr. Wilson is station-
.
e address was as. fol ws•::.ed_at.the•.•Clinton-Air-School:
"Dear Heleh Yoirflneighbors and Mr. ; and Mrs. .Harry Bolger,
friends have gathered here .tonight Rosemarie and Clara. :Brtchanan
to extend to you Our best wishes "have returned home frbm•,.a motor
on your coming marriage. It is the trip 'to the Western Provinces.
sincere wish of each of us that your The 'following 'teachers left for
wedded life will be one of success their schools on Monday: .Misses
and prosperity. May your 'wedding Elizabeth McGavin, to Kitchener;
bells ring gaily,, and the music CIara Buchanan, Gowanstown;
'that -they play, promise years of 'Olive " Dundas, Etobicobe; Rose-
joy and gladness, starting on your .rnarie Bolger, Milton; Jerry Dres-
'wedding day. Maya life serene sel, Hamilton; Murray Kirkby,
and happy stretch before, you far Port Credit, and Ian Kirkby, Scary
ahead, as._ the ;light of love!shines ';boro
brightly on the pathway -you will A sucoessfi1 variety auction was
tread, e askyou y u to accept these -held in McGavin s shed on Friday
gifts' as a, tokenof our friendship" evening with. , Frank -Kirkby as
and the sincerity of our best wish- auctioneer, and Campbell Wey as
es. Signed on. behalf ,of your neigh clerk.
bors and friends." A delicious Miss Audrey. Ilackweil left On
lunch was served Monday to attend Teachers' Col -
Miss Gladys Leiper is Visiting lege in Stratford. •
with -Mr. and Mrs: Robert Leiper Mr. and Mrs. John Mc(avin' and.
,and family of •Don, Mills, near Te family, Hamilton, were weekend
rento. visitors with Mr. and ,Mrs. Gordon
Mr. and Mrs. Russell MacBeth, McGavin, ,
:Jimmy and Debbie, of London,
spent the. weekend with Mr. and '
Mrs,' George Watt.
Miss Mary Lou, R:oe, Miss Mare We, write all lines of
gurite Lyon• andMiss, .Beth Mc-;
Ewing' returned' to Kitchener on INSURANCE
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Monday to:begin teaching on Tue-
day: ,r
Harlock_school. opened Tuesday.
with live beginners:. Betty Jean
MacGregor; Jean Hulley, Rae Mc-
Clure, Kathleen McRwing and
Karen McEwing, .with Mrs,Lav- ��n A Cortina*
erne Godkin as their teacher. j A.
Burns - Londesboro Y.P.t. held
Londesboro Church with forty. WATSON Successor' &: Rtd
EID
their first meeting of the season
tri
,young people present. Rel, Mr.
Fringe, assisted by Marguerite Phone 214 Seaforth
Lyon, Barry Pipe, Tom Duizer and •
Jim Alexander, conducted the wor- teprese>itatkve.
ship service, Rev: - Mr, Sweeney; Nianufaet�irers Lifeof Auburn, led the singsong; while
Marguerite Lyon played the piano. 1IY>SU1 ranee
'The meeting -was -closed -by ''Tajrs'L_•
following. lunch,
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