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Fot'ty members of the Wright'ez�;'s�'
family attended the Wright''
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'�'' °.% >,.: s: i 4,af d i}J7yi 11 b a3 tad, ,.y,ft' S`i,:• .:�+":. ,ert ,n at aM d :1N'�r pYe n �I "s tK:, , President, Lorne Ross, extended ,s3. ft.;•:.,.7;'r<...i.`•".r•'.i%. •'•: '<;:•i::#<f: i� {{rpt ..I.l: .r`:/'fn'ry g.Aal@art welcome to everyone.
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Margaretaret Nichols who had passed
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away durl the past year. A :i;`'r,i,',' lyag•
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bountiful evening dinner, with
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turkey, birthday cake and ice
` cream en. honour of Mrs. Myrtle r ,r: rl Y <,;:':;.:• , `'
HOW DOES THAT LOOK. --Seaforth artist Mrs. Kerc er s
h 80th brithday was •-� �f •
Bili Dale ste s back and looks at .the colours she is enjoyed by all The 1975 reunion
will be held in Ktrkton the' •::.,,, _ a#i
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on canvas at one of the Art Trek workshops v• i::. ':
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second Sunda n Ju at .:z.:. .., � •• , .. ,.
last weekend. 'Several adults and a lar e number of<Y; ,.
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,. with Lorne Ross as resident and . �::i:• �.�, ,.� ,g, �•:i �� �•��rr �;�: �t;4,��� �. �. s ix` ''. t ,.a ; �•,...
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children took advantage of the free art sessions in the Reichert s
Mrs. Laurebelle a Wiseel
(Staff Photo) secre.tarv.tibrars basement. Alignment
and �
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Correspondent McCall and Mrs. Ken McDonald the guest speaker, and Mrs. G.
Mrs. Allan McCall to look after the Hobby Craft table Craig presented Mrs. Engel with
The Citizenship and World at the County Rally. It was` a gift.
Affairs meeting of the Walton decided to invite Blyth, Londes- The hostesses Mrs. 'Laverne
m boro, Brussels; Cranbrook and Godkin. Mrs. Jim Aximann, Mrs.
Women's Institute was held
the Community Hall on Wednes- Moncrief to .the Education and Dave Watson, and Mrs. Harold
;£ Cultural Activities meeting. in Hudie served lunch.
day evening, August 21st.
,,Mrs. Don Achilles, Vice-Presi- _September. There will,be pictures Mr. and Mrs. Bob Machan and
dent, opened the meeting in the shown and a bake sale held. family of Sarnia visited on the
absence of the President, Mrs. The committee chosen to look weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Allan McCall, with the Institute after the display at the Brussels Nelson Reid. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
Ode, the Mary Stewart Collect Fall Fair are Mrs. Nelson Marks, Stimore. of Stratford visited on
and O. Canada. The pt6ist, was Mr's. Harold Hudie and Mrs. Bill Sunday at the same home.
`s Mrs. Lairerne Godkin. Ths Humphries. It was voted to start, Mrs. F. Dunk arrived home
minutes were read by Mrs. Ken the euchre card parties at earlier Sunday following a week visiting
F McDonald. The Roll Call ' was date in October 4th and 18th. with her daughter, Mrs. Ford, in
y answered by, an item from the The convenors of the meeting Sheffield and Mr. and Mrs..
tpast and tell a little about it ,This •„w, re• • Mrs. Graeme Craig and Phillip Dunk in Toronto.
x was followed by the `trea'surer's . Mrs. Sholdice, They had as their' ' Mr. and Mrs. Armour Dundas
•` ' report and the collection. guest Mrs. Gordon ; Engel of were recent visitors with Mr., and
In the correspondence, the Cranbrook, who gave a very Mrs. Torrence pandas.
nutrition workshop was interesting talk on the history . of
announced to be held at, Wioxeter that community and had many
' on November Sth. There was' a photos on display. She mentioned Every week more and more
-- discussion•:to order more Institute things people should value and people discover what mighty jobs
. plates. The County Rally was • keep a record that will be history are accomplished by low cost
ant ounceto be held in Brussels someday. q . ' Expositor Want ' Ads. Dial
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p a on i October '7th. Nrs.' George Mrs. Nelson Reid' introduced Seaforth 527:0240
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