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WEDNESDAY, gclOBEI 20, 1976
SMITH -H
On Saturday;-September 18, at
Bethel United Church, Sally,
daughterorMl. and Mrs. Howard
Harrison and Brian, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer Smith, were united in
marriage by Rev. Robert Putman.
Donna Magieroivski of London
and Dale McPherson of Kincardine
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ated the accident.
Mrs. Brooks received a cracked
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were attendants for the. couple.
Tom Merrigan and Kevin Harrison
assisted at the door of the church.
Joy Houston 'accompanied soloists
Boyd Carruthers and Larry Irwin on
the organ. A dinner and dance
followed- at the Ripley Complex.
Mr. and Mrs.,-Smith will reside
on Grey Street in London.
rib. Her daughter, who was with
her, was not injured.
Alvy Morningstar of Lucknow, a
passenger in the Anderson car,
received a fractured hand. •
Died When When . .•
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Pinned By Tinder
A Goderieb area man was. killed
reCently after being' pinned by a
tractor he was attempting to ,load
on a flatbed trailer,
Gerald Edward BrinOley, 22, R.
R. •Goderich, was pronounced
dead on ;arrival at Alexandra
Marine, ,and General Hospital
following the accident at the
Brindley residence. The OPP
reported that he Was attempting to
load the tractor on a flatbed trailer
when the left wheel of the tractor
slipped off the trailer and the
tractor rolled off pinning him to the
ground.
Gerald Brindley was bdrn
Goderich-Jan,uary 10, 1954 son of
Gordon K. Brindley and the former
Donelda Salisbury.
He attended Colborne Central
School and Goderich District Col-
legiate Institute and following
graduation in 1973 he was associat-
ed with the family farms and was
clerk of Lakeview Sales and
Service Consignment Auction.
He was a member of the Junio-i-
Farmers Association and an adher-
ent of North, Street United Church,
Goderich.
Gerald is survived by six sisters,
Donelda Jean, Mrs. George Anson,
Holyrood; Rubena Brindley, Lang-
side; Helen, Norinne, Nancy" and
Marie, all at home; and six.
brothers, William, Robert, Gordon
Henry, RosS and Bruce, all at
home, and Kenneth, Sarnia. He is
also survived by his parents,
Gordon and Donelda Brindley of
'Goderich and Colborne Township.
He was' predeceased , by one
brother, ,Albert Keith,' in 1972.
Funeral services were conducted •
Saturday, October 9 at Stiles
Funeral Home,. Goderich by Rev.
Ralph King. Interment followed in
Colborne Cemetery. •
Pallbearers were John Stoll,
Gerry McPhee, Ian Mabon, Doug
Stoll, Ray Kohnert and Bill Sproul.
ITECHURCH
Qn Sunday Miss Hazel Elliott
and' Mrs. Wilma. McKnight of
Prince Albert,. Saskatchewan, Mrs.
Agnes Elliott and Mrs. Galbraith of
Wingham were visitors with. Mr.
and Mrs.. 'Walter Elliott. On
Wednesday all went to Malton
airport where Miss Elliott and Mrs.
tvIcKnight left on the plane to
return to Prince Albert.
Mr. and Mrs. Don. Habkirk, Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Russel of Milton and.
Mrs. John Crowston of Lucknow
were' Saturday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Ivan Laidlaw and family.
Mr: and Mrs. Orland Irwin,
Stephen, Faye, Donald and Mich-
ael of , West Wawanosh were
Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Ivan Laidlaw and family.
Gary Munford, and Douglas
Hamon of McCord, Saskatchewan
are visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Russel McGuire a.nctarian.
Miss Kathy Purdon of Myth
spent the weekend with her,
parents, Mr." and Mrs. Archie.
Purdon.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Clayton Scholtz
and Kenton of Goderich were
Sunday visitors. with Mr. and Mrs.
Lorne Durnin.
Mrs. Yen of Southampton 'is
'visiting her sister, Mrs. Ethel
Stewart; To visit with them on
Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Geqrge
Turnbull and Mr. and' Mrs. Dan
Tiffin.
Mrs. Gordon Scott of Ripley
visited Thursday with Mr. and
Mrs. Wallace Conn.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Chesboro
and family of Kincardine were
Saturday visitors with' Mr. and
Mrs. E. W. Beecroft and Karen.
Mr. and Mrs, Chesboro at one time
resided in the small house on the
Beecroft farm.
On Saturday, Mr. and 'Mrs.
Wallace Conn, Dr. Alma. Conn
Armstrong, Mrs. Earl Caslick, Mr.
and Mrs. Johnston, Conn and Jason
Conley went to London to Mr. and
MrS. Herb Hunter's to celebrate
Trevor Hunter's birthday: Jason
Conley. returned home with Mr.
and Mrs. Conn, and remained till
Sunday. evening.
Mr, and Mrs., Joe Corey of
Clinton were' Sunday visitors with
their daughter Mrs. Gary Rintoul
and. Mr. Rintoul of East Wawa;
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KINGSBRIDGE NEWS
, Frank Riegling arrived home
from his farm at Brownvale-,
Alberta late on Thursday, October
14. Frank had planned to spend
from 3 to 4 weeks cultivating the
land but when his Western
ntighbours saw him in the field,
they 'came over with their tractors
and cuItivaEtors and the work was all
finished in less 'than two. weeks.
They ,also took Frank moose
hunting with them ancl they bagged,
a moose. , Frank brought home '3
huge potatoes that were grown in
gardens in • the area.
Clem and' Phyllis Steffler sent
"Best Wishes" to everyone they
knew in this area via Frank. The
Rieglings will be settling approxi-
mately 15 miles North and East of
Whitelaw, where Clem and Phyllis
are.
GUIDE
NEWS
The third meeting of the
Lucknow Girl Guides was held on
October 14th. The girls began, the •
meeting by cutting pictures out 'of
magazines illustrating the ten'
guide laws. Dues ' were collected
'after inspection and horseshoe was
formed. Then a flag raising,
ceremony took. place.
The guides continued to work'on
the Conservation Badge, The
tenderfoot worked on the Guide
promise' and' Guide laws. The
'meeting closed with taps.
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