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tIRRIE'_S CORN, RS
i1VIr.• ' and', Mrs. Fred Johnsto
visited with Mr.., and: Mrs.'R�o�ber
Scott. an 'Sunday. • '
Helen Courtney 'hada the mis
fortune While playing in " 'the
barn on Saturday evening to fal
putting a gash M her fQrehea
which required 13 stitches ' to
close.
Mr, and Mrs: Robt. Scott, Mr
and 1Virs.. Lorne Fairish motored
to. London on Friday and Visited
with ' . Mr. and ,Mrs.. John Set
and N.14. Laura . •Patterson.'
1VIr�" ,and --M s,G or-dar-•Johnsto •-
visited in; Win�gham . during th'
creek.
kr. and Mrs; .Lorne Farrish•
Mr. and. is Mrs. Gordon Walters
were in • Preston bn Saturday..
1Vir, and' Mrs. Adam Johnston
of GQderich .visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Johnston and fam-
ily ,on Saturday. •
. Mr.`` and Mrs. •Robt.4 Howard,
Miss • Mary O'Neill motored to
Midland on •Sunday.. • • •
Miss • Anna Robb, • nurse in-
,training alt St. ,JJosepii's Hospital,
London, " spent. a few days. with'
her parents,. Mr and 'Mrs. ' Lloyd
Robb, las, week.
t'
rCalvin • Ritchie'and, Desmond
Courtney: commenced . school at
..the beginning of the term.
Miss Mary O'Neill Of Goder
H. ospita � ij__holidaying . with
Mr,; and. Mrs. Robt Howard;, Jr.
•Mrs. Mary �S.irinett . and Patsy
• and .John Howard ',visited •on
Sunday' with• Mr. and • Mrs. Jack
Sinnett of �Gorrie; ,
Mr. and Mrs.: Wilfred;' �F.''arrish
visited with Mr.,, and Mrs. Lloyd
MacDougall • on Sunday.
Mr. • and, Mrs.::Orville Schmidt
and family at ''orinosa, visited. ori
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs; Leo:
Courtney., ..' , •
• Mr.. and Mrs Jas. Donaldson
and Joan visited with Mr. ;and
Mrs. Ira Smal�� 1 a_LConn' on: Sun-
FoottnewallilliOt
THE-LUCKNOW SENTJ[ ' . LLCKNQW., ONTARIO
an- Mr. and„ Mrs Will Ritchie have
t gone to Clinton and • Varna to
'visit friends for a Week.'
Mr. and '.Mrs, Frank Ritchie
Acme visited Sunday with 'Mr.
1 and Mrs? Jerry Cranston.'
d Mr. and Mrs, Nelson Baynard
: ` and Chris. 'visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Russel Irvin on Sunday.
•Mr. rand Mrs. George Hunter
d are' visiting with Mr.' and Mrs:
Ken 'Laidlaw for a few "days' and
t. will attend London `Flair.
• Mr.• and •Mrs. "Jack McLean &_
rr' boys--al-oxter • visited Sun-,
e.4,day* With. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
',Ritchie;
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&. Mr. and ,Mrs. 'Glen. Tasker: and
family . of :Nova 'Scotia,:visited-
.
last• week., with 'Mr. and Mrs.'
Charlie Anderson. Douglas spent
the week -end with. Ron'•and `Ken..
Zion W.M.S....
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The September. 'meeting Was
held at. the home of 1i.rs. Charlie'
• Wilkins with ••13 present.' Afters
the opening devotions ,the Chris-
tian Stewardship was taken by
'Mrs. Gordon' Ritchie. After . a
solo -by. Mrs. Jack Gardner, Mrs.
Will Hunter•..took the devotional.
Mrs. W. G. Hunteris to prepare
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CANS 'DIAN : WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS ASSOCIATION CRUISE' SAD'
September 13th, - ,around Van'•-,
couver Harbour ,'through beauti
An evening •cruise Tuesday on Monday, ' Tuesday 'arid e 'Wed- linkingV
Seattle.
,e-
the' program • for 'the October,;.ful , Burrard Inlet .and',.the• Gulf
of Georgia was a feature of the
36th Annual'- Convention of the
Canadian Weekly Newspapers
•Association herd: at 1. Vancouver
meeting. Miss Susie Gibson was
.pleased with, th'e, flowers. sent to.
her. The.study book '•was: taken
by-lVlr-sobt-' Helm -and a: read
ding was. given by ;Mrs. Kirkland,
:Mrs. Gordon • Ritchie took • over
for: the W.A. Meeting. ;Mrs. Jake
'Monter•re'ad. the • scripture.,. The
bazaar' wasdiscussed• and some
sewing was: brought -in. At the
close of •the meeting 'the hostess
Served, a dainty. lunch, assisted.
by Mrs..Charlie Anderson. and:.a
social' time was, spent, '. •
SIXTH AND•:NI.NT
Mr:• • and `Mrs: ;Tames Douglas
and Malcolm MrY
day.; , ..and Mrs. Dave
WHITECH UIRCH'
Mr. and Mrs: :hIeard, Jimmie `&•'.
Mary and Mrs. 'Isadore Harrison-
of. Hahriesville. , . Were visitors'
with Mir, . and Mrs, Albert Taylor.
:Miss Tilly Alexander is . spend
ging ;a, few weeks with her -neph .
ew, r. & Mrs., Tom Armstrong.
• Mr. and . Mrs..Mark ''Armstrong
attend the funeral. of .theircous-
in,: Mrs Ferg Bullard {formerly
Mary, Armstrong) in .Thamesford.
last week. :
LANGSYDE
•Bart at Mitchell were': visf tars on Corigratuiation:1Vr,
Sunday evening .with 'Mr:' and David' Moffat. on ,• the birth of ;a
No.' 10 opened last .week
with Mr. Ken; .McAllister as tea-
cher. Where. 'are 46 • pupils in at'-
tendance. Nine • new ones started,
Diane Coultes; Sandra • Fisher,
Beverly Solorrion, Brian', Rintou1,
Keith Henderson, ` Donald Nich-
•olson, • Betty Conn, , Alma .Conn &
Beatrice' :M.cClenagha'n.' ' •
Frances ' .Henry, Elaine . 'Conn;
Karen ' Groskorth, Mary; Fisher,
and Bill . Willis all 'started out, •to
Wir gham :High' School this year.
Mr. and :Mrs.'Russell .Farrier
and Marian of Wingham visited
• lately-witlril allir
inber of • '' Farrier.
h and.a Mr,• and Mrs: Gordon Small
;sefvices Mrs Dune :MacGregor, Mrs.:" M.
on the ' Ross.. and. Miss Olive Terriff vis
-ited_'latel-y-=,with=Mr=acrd= 1t�1
Jas. Dosman at •Mildmay.'•
Mr. Garnet Welwood, Mr. and..
Mrs. Johne. Bills and • daughter.
Minerva of Entwistle, Alberta,
visited with. the::former's . sister,
Mr: ' and 'Mrs. Arthur Moore and
other ;relatives
,Mr. . and 1VIrs Alvin Stacey' and
• family of Wingharn moved to the.
•-home gwned: by :Mr. and-Mrs.:B:
D. McClenaghan'. on w the 2nd of
Kinloss, • formerly ,known as the
R. J. • Ross house. •
• Our community was• saddened.
[by the death of 'Mr. Alex ,Cain-.
ron 'of ' Luc ow, orrner y o
this locality,
The: Tnited_Ghu;r-eh wvill—hold-
their ,Rally. Day service next
Sunday, September 18th at 2.30.
Mrs, 4. Graham: who has been
SSioN assisting Mrs. J, •Tiffin, spent the
'Week -end with her ,sigtei • Mr, 8i
as begun Mrs. Dan Gillies at Ripley.
• College Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hayes • of
• Detroit :visited ' last week with
.the Tiffin relatives" and Mrs; Net-
tie Kernahan, who has been: vis-
iting there, returned horiie with
• them
s. Jacki°aT . ^t M .w
after : canvales` " g' ia•rrie,d home;
ting at the home
of aper daughter,. Mr, • and , Mrs,.
Robert ;Vali 'in Wingharn.
lyiessrs; Louie JohnSion" hr if
Ezra Scholtz spent the weekend
at• Red Bay' in `Northern Bruce'.
Gitlespi -
rs, Chas. MVlartin , visited with
". ,Chas. Gillespie, who is a pat -
lent in the K -W, Hospital in. Kit-
chene'r, on Saturda
Te • sons,
ence •of
•BoiSse-
s,, Fran-
I,• Mete
d Verna.
[ of Res
ised him
o -broth=-
and"Jas.
ers, Miss
ow, Mrs.
ver,
of Kin-
r rison of
_aro mg
rttending
"air, Isbell
I ldertot•.
Mr. and
nded the
S'
I this arYd :
rvisiied ,
•y Rout
Mr, and
xs ouh
honie
C acco?n'
Mrs. John Cameron. '
Norman ' Foran, : Jim l?evereax
and Jinn Fnlan..left'.Y
T,recentl - an
the•harvest excursion:to: the . Wes-
tern Provinces..'
Mr. and Mrs. W'm:. • Piurdon;
.Mdty Bea and Barbara Ann• mot
ored to Callander . recently arid,:
accornpanied Harris Purdon : of
Kemagami to Ottawa.
• soil, "-in Wingham, .Hospital .'on on,
September 6th, 1965.
• • Conngratiilations- to -M'r & 'Mrs
Loran,. Peter of Bervie (nee :EM. -
ma Moffat) on the birth, of. a
daughter, Connie 'Elizabeth, in
Kincardine .Hospital on Septem-
ber 2nd,. 195:5.
• Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Conley and
fami :y moved: to Ltic.know last
nesday .of this,: week. The :cruise
for, the newspaper; delegates and
their wives was provided in, the
• Canadian Pacific Railway's beau
,tiful coastal. • steamer, Princess:
Patricia,which no.liy_p, ]dies:
the faniotis . "triangle route",
ancouver, V's t ' d
i victoria nn
Among,; those enjoying. the
cruise ,were._ Don Thompson and
'Bob Hewat` 'who .have' . been in
attendance ' at the :convention.,;
week.
• Mr; •and Mrs. Harry Hayes of;.
Birmingham, Mich:, were visitors
during , theweek with •relatives.
Mrs: Nettie Karnahan returned
:.backwith,them and is. a 'visitor
with: Mr. and; Mrs. Russel_Ritchie.
Mr. sand Mrs, Les Ritchie -of'
Ashfield were' ;Sunday visitors,
with,, Mr:. arid Mrs, Russel . Ritch-
ie.
Mirs. Arthur'. of Au'b'urn is 'a
visitor for a week: With Mr.: and.
Mrs. Gordon Wall and/family.
This '•Community re:gretied t
learn of the •passin`g of Mr. •Alex
Cameron of Lucknow Mr. ,Cam=
er-on was -a ,highly respected resi-
' dent and .neighbor • of: Con.
fore moving to` Luckriow.
Mr., and Mrs. James Richard=.
•son and ;her sisters, Florence 'and
Margaret, 'lefton a- trip ;to the:
Western, Coast, going., by Tober
Baud ` and , Marlow. 'Crowston
spent the week -end .at the.' home
-of' their parents, Mir. and• Mrs:'
John Crowston after having an
enjoyable . • holiday: trip through
the wteek to: the .Manitoulin .Is
lands and Northern Ontario, re -
timing home by North Bay and
Sudbury. •
Mr: -.George Scott of `. Wingham
formerly :of Langside, ' was taken' e
to London from Wingharn Hos-
ppital ' by ' ambulance . on, Wednes-
day'
edne-day' and •underwent a serious 'op-. = :
eration' that evening.; '
A.:real ;. good crowd attend 1d
theriarewe1l party -staged. for'Mr
and:; Mrs. Chester' Feagan' and
Bryan Friday evening:, Both:ma de' • "
very-. suitable replies' invitrrig'.
their .friends.: to' visit .;.them
ithei" futu
r -fu re,home. M.S., Chas. ?• if7..
fin read ; the 'address' and: Mrs.
George Tiffin made the .presen
'tation of a 'stun ,of money.:
Mr. and ;Mrs.. Clark . Johnston;"
Linda and: Janette of . Belgrave •
were . Sunday • visitors with `I%Ir.
and*:Mrs. Chas: Tiffin ,.
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