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WHITECHRE11
Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Welwood, of
Caledene, anent a few days. last
Week with. Mr. and Mrs. Antler
Cnonin.
Mr. and Mrs. George Walker
Viated On Sunday with her bro-
thel, Mr. W. A. Humphrey, and
31irt• Humphrey, of St. Helens.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Puraon and
daughters spent Sunday with her
meaner, Mrs. Jaettlin. and Maxine,
Of Lietowel,
Mete Willa anidlaw, of Goileriele
pent Sunday with her son, Mr.
Elroy Laidlaw, Mrs. Leiellew, anti
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Laidlaw
and family spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Elroy Leicilaw, Mr. Ken-
neth Laidlaw and family are leav
trig to spend two months at Worth
Bay.
Mr, and Mrs. Cam Simmons and
Nancy, of London, spent the weem-
end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles. Martin.
Mrs. Charles Gillespie, of Tor-
onto, visited at the home of Mr.
and Mrs, Charles Martin on Sun-
day.
Mr, and Mrs. Mao Cardiff, of
Brussels, - visited on Sunday with
her sister, Mrs. Bill Rintoul and
Mr. Rintoul.
Cheryl Mennenaghan, of Luck-
now, is epending et few weeks with
leer grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Portion.
Mr. and Mrs, Stewart Coupland,
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brest, of Tor-
Onto, spent the week-end with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Robinson, and with Mr. and Mrs.
Hervey Coupland, of Wei:meter.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross e•amieson and
family, of Wingham, visited on
Sunday 'with his brother, Mr. John
Jamieson, Mrs. Jttraieson, and fam-
ily.
Mrs. Rieman, of Owen Sound, and
Mrs, Smith and daughter, Marie,
of Clifford, spent Saturday with
Mr. and Mrs, Albert Bieman.
Mrs. Lawrence Taylor and Mrs.
Calvin Robinson 'were in London
one day last week where they met
Sharon and Bonnie Coyne, of
Taught Four Years
At Fordyce School
On 'Wednesday last, liere. tavorge
Fisher concluded a four-year
teaching term ta vordyek,
Membere of the aection tureen tint
in large number.; to attend a Awed.
evening and enehre party at tie'
school In her honour,
Donna Rintoul, an ex-pupil, read
complimentary adoirt-ss, eepres-
sing applveiation of Mrs. Fisher's
services and wishes fur her
future. 'Four of her pupile, ilrenda
Webster, Joanne Leiden'', Linda
Martin anti Sharon Worked made
the presentation of a euifte, table
and a hostess t'hair to huh Mrs.
Fisher replied,
Mrs. Fisher will tench S. S.
No. 9 inknet Wawanosh next teem.
Windsor. The girls will epend a
month with the Taylcir aitei Bob.
inson le-natives,
Miss Gaye Eckenswiller fell nit
a ladder on Tuesday and broke her
arm. She remained in the hospital
for a few daye,
Mn and Mrs, George MeLaughlin
and daughter, Joanne, and friend,
of Detroit, spent the week-veil with
Mr, and Mrs. Clareece,
Miss Claire eltamney fuel Miss
Mary Fisher are attending til0 five
weeks' innen.er sebool mime in
Toronto. The school opened July 4.
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Snell and
family, of Londesboro„speet Snn
day with Mr. and Mrs. tleorge Me-
(ice and family.
aed Mrs. Stewart Smith and
family, of Kitchener, and Mr, and
Mrs, Jack Johnston, of Leedom
spent the week-end with Mr. and
Mrs. Gershom. Johnston.
Mr. Fred Deacon is a, patient in
Winn-am Hospital. d'i'e hope for :t
speedy recovery. •
Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Bragg and
Randy, of Toronto, skeet last week
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Daw.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Zin and
spent, the week-end with Mr.
Zinins parents in Woonstoide.
Local Teams.
Win Fol, r. Carnes:
WHITECalaiRCH -- The Pee Wee
teem played Lueknew on Mcineltine
evening on Lucknow diamond with,
score 15.6 in favour of White-
The Whiteeliuren BanteM team
played Teeswater Bentarns on the
Whiteenurch diamond Mandan
teeming winning with a scare of
4 O.
The Whiteeherch Midget team
played Ripley Midgets at Ripley
Wednesday evening. The score was
12-i) in rainier of 1,Vhitecnnrch.
The anbiteenurch Bantam team
piayett Lucknow Bantams on
Mini:elm reit diamond, Saturday
leaking with the score 5-1 in fev-
er ,,f Whiteehurch,
Y.P. Groups ...Hold
Wiener Roast
WalITECHURCH On Monday
evening the YP Society of the
lrnitetl Chureh held a, wiener roast
at Aiebeney. They had ne their
„nests the Young People of the
Presbyterian Church. Gaines and
eontiale were enjoyed, after which
!"everal went for a swim,
When it become dark they held
a worship service, conducted by
Muriel Moore and Marlene Martin,
A fire was built, over which they
retzeted wieners and heated buns,
irbile others made lemonade.
anninit 20 young folks enjoyed the
outing,
IMES-FALCONER
FAMIIIES GATHER
WIITTF,CHURCH — On Friday
the MeInnes-Falconer picnic was
held at the home of Mr, and Mrs.
(nail Falconer. During the after
noon a genie of softball was enjoy-
ed by the young folks, while the-
older folks visited,
Races were .enjoyed under the
leadership of Mr. and Mrs. Thos.
Metnees, of Gorrie: Girls, 5 to 7--
(1. Gallagher, Joyce. Tiffin; boys, 5-
7,, Jim. Hastings, M, i McInnes;
girls, 7-10. -Janet Carruthers, San 7
dra Fisher; boys, 7-10---John Gal-
lagher, David Falconer; girls over
10-- Janet Carruthers, Sandra Fish-
er; boys over 14—Bevan Tiffin,
Ron Reverter; married ladies--Mrs..
MeMillan, Mrs, Falconer; married
nee; Mr. Gallagher, George Mc-
Innes; sack race — Sharon Mow-
tway; boys' sack race—Bevan Tif-
fin; girls' 3-legged race—Shirley'
Tiffin and Alice Van de Mere;
ladies' kicking slipper — Mrs. C.
Falconer; ladies' throwing
Mrs. H. McMillan,
Lunch was served, after which
the election of officers was held:
President, Joe. Tiffin; 1st vice, Reli-
son Falconer; sec.-treas., George
Falconer. The place of picnic for
1901 is Whiteehnrch ball park,
withnhe lunch at the home of Mr.
and Mrs, George Fisher, There
were around 125 in attendance,
Mrs. Eunice Gillespie and Mrs
Victor Emerson spent Saturday at
Southampton at the Log House by
the museum where the White-
church Women's Institute were
hostesses to the tourists.
Visitors on Sunday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Tiffin were
Mr. mid Mrs. Win. Brown, of LiOt-
now, Mrs, Clark Johnston, Linda
and Janet, of East Wawanosh,
Mr. and Mrs. Russel Ritchie, Mr.
Alfred Ritchie, of Lucknow, Mr,
and Mrs. Fred Tiffin, Mr. and Mrs.
Victor Emerson and Jack Aitche-
son, of Whitechure.h.
Mr, and Mrs, Peter Norman and
Denise were at St. Marys on Sat-
urday visitig her parents, Their
sons, Monty and Lawrence, who
had been there for the pint week,
returned home with them.
Miss Karen Groskorth spent last
week at Amheriey beach with her
friends, Misses Elaine Conn, Anne
Douglas and Ruth Anne HuestOn,
at whose cottage they vieited.
Mr, and Mrs. Elwood Groskoeth
and Karen spent the week-end; at
Unionville, where they visited with
Paul, prior to his departure on'
bud trip to Alaska. They also visit-
ed with Mr. Groskorth's father,
whom they left in Scarborough.
Hospital with double pneumonia.
His many`friends here wish him a
speedy recovery,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stockill, son,
Harold, and Mr, Bartley Stockill
spent the week-end with Mr. and,
Mrs. Thomas Morrison, Mrs, Stock-
ill and Harold remained for a ex-
tended visit.
Mr, -and Mrs. Jack Ryan, of
Goderich, visited Saturday with Mr,
and Mrs. Ezra Scholtz,
Visitors at the home of Mr, and
Mrs. Arthur Moore over the week-
end were, Mx aced Mrs. Wateee
James and Leonard, of Woodstock,
and Mr. and Mrs. Basil Thompson.
Bentley Reunion
At Seaforth Park
BE,EGRAvail The 38th annual
Bentley rennioe was held in the
Seaforth Park on Friday, with an
attendance of 58, Officers appoint-
ed for 1961 were: President, Fred
Switzer, ICirkton; secretary-treas-
urer, Blanche White, A.vonton;
grounds committee, Mr. and Mrs.
Leslie Vincent, of London; sports
committee, Mr. and Mrs, Harold
Vincent, Beigrave,
A pleasant social time was spent
and everyone enjoyed races and
games prepared by Mr. and Mrs.
Tom White, of Avonton, sports
committee. The youngest person
present was Wayne Stock of
Tavistock, and-. the oldest person
Was Mrs. T, Stewart, of Teeswater.
A reunion will be held July 1st,
1961, at the same place,
DEPARTING TEACHER
HONORED BY SECTION
GLENANN-a.N.;On Tuesday ev-
ening of last week S.S. No. 3,
Turnberry was filled to capacity
with parents and pupils to honour
their teaeher, Miss Donna Coup-
land, who is leaving the school
after four years of faithful ser-
vice.
'A program of songs, dances anal
a 'reading was enjoyed by all. The
evening was completed with a
hilarious hill-billy wedding, in
which all families were represented.
An address was read by Mrs.
Eadie and a recitation was given
by , Jackie Gold-rich. Miss Coup-
land was presented with a hostess
enair.
This enjoyable evening was just
another evidence of the place the
rural school still holds as a centre
of community life.
and Mrs. Stewart Musgrove, Bob
and Fdye, of Wroxoter; Mr, and
Mrs. Wes Hiempel, Harvey and
Joyce, of , Wroxeter.
Mrs. Grace Johnston and Mrs,
MacKenzie, of Lucknow, were visit-
ors with Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Scholtz.
Mr, and Mrs. Russel Bone, Bren-
da and Keith, of Brussels, and Mrs.
Ethel Stewart, of Wingham, were
Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs,
Dan Tiffin.
Misses Alma Conn and Donna
Caslick, of Cuiross, are holidaying
with. their grandparents, Mr, and
Mrs, Earl Casliele
Mr. and Mrs, Cameron Simmons,
Nancy and Ronnie, of London,
BoARAvE
Mri and Mrs. Bud Orr spent Sun-
day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Weiler, of Walkerton, when
the family all gathered for the Old
Boys' 'Reunion there.
Miss Brenda Cook is spending
some holidays with her uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs, Bruce Marshall,
and family, of Garcon,
A family Picnic was held on Sun-
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs.'
Will, "Cannes, R. R. 5, Brussels,
Those attending were Mr. and. Mrs.
K Davis, Elizabeth and Audrey,
and. Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Davis, of
Stratford; Mr. and Mrs. N. Gill-
ally, Janet, Jim and. Jane, of Till-
soriberg, and Jim Cook, of Mitchell.
Mr. and Mrs. .Clare VanCarnlia
Nancy and Keith, spent Sunday
with Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth John-
son and family at Clinton, and
Nancy remained to spend some
holideyS.
Mrs. Robert Beatty, of Winthrop,
sand her granddaughter, Miss Janet
Beatty, of Seaforth, inc. spending
this week with Mr. and Mrs. Geo,
Mienie and. family.
Mrs. J. Solider arid Grant, of
Thorold, are spending some time
with friends on. the 5th. line of Mor-
ris Township,
An error was made in the report
of the Belgrave Women's Institute
and should have read, ',Mrs. George
Johnston played a medley of songs
on the piano",
Quite a. number wens in attend-
ance at Brandon Cemetery for the
Memorial service held on Sunday
evening with the Salvation Army
Band of Wingham providing the
music and Envoy Stanley Newman
giving the sermon. The community
extends a special tbanits to the
band and Envoy Newman.
Mr. and. Mee, Cecil Armstrong,
Rein and Kenneth, of Thornclale
visited over the week-end with Mr.
and Mrs. David. Armstrong and
other relatives in the district,
Mr. and Mrs, Norman. Seenehouse
and Sonja, of London, visited with
Mrs. Robert Stonehouse at the
Wingham General Hospital, and.
with Belgrave relatives.
Mr. Roy McGee, of Ki.teliener,
spent the week-end with his bro-
ther, Gordon McGee,
Mr. and Mrs. Goldie Wheeler and
family, of London, and Mr. and
Mrs, Wilfred Pickell and family, of
Hamilton, spent the week-end with
Mr, and Mrs. Herb Wheeler.
Girls Oul
On Stick Walk
BELGRAVE---There were 18 CG
IT girls and their guests present at
the home of their leader, Mrs. Ted
Fear, on Friday night, for a stick
Welk. -which took them over quite
a bit of the farm. They built a
camp fire and enjoyed a sing song
and wiener roast to conclude 'a
most enjoyable evening.
REV. J. II. ANDERSON
INDUCTED THURSDAY
BELO-RAVE -- Induction service
was held in Knox United Church
on Thursday evening for Rev. J.
Anderson, of Wheatley, The ser-
vice opened -with the hymn, "Stand
Up and Bless the Lord" and the ser-
vice was conducted by Rev. T. G.
Husser, BA„ BD., of the Wingham
United Church, The responsive
reading was taken from I Peter
and 21 .Tohn,
The choir sang the anthem, "0
Give Thanks Unto the -Lord," with
the solo parts being taken by Miss
Ruth Procter and George Johnston.
After the offering was received and
dedicated, the -hymn "0 Word of
God Incarnate" was sung.
Rev, II, A. Inunge, of Londeshoro,
gave the sermon, taking his text
from Exodus 20:22-23; "That they
,may minister unto me". During his
sermon Rev, Fuego told of the
three temptations of Christian
ministry, these being, Recline,
Shine and Wine.
At this point the induction set-
Vice was -held, and Hey. Funge -led
Rev, Anderson to the front and
Rev. Husser conducted this part of
the service,
After the service, best Wishes
Were extended front -the Presbytery
-and the hymn "Co Spirit of the
Living God" was sung and the
newly inducted minister gave the
benediction.
Rae. and Mrs. Andersen and
their daughter, Helen, met all the
members of the congregation and
everyone enjoyed lunch in the
church basement. During lunch
time H, H. Coultes expressed sin-
cere appreciation to Rev. W. b.
Clarke, who has been taking the
. • • •• . • •• .
OR REV. IC R. WELSH
BLVEVALE—Tbe induction ser-
vice for Rev. W. R. Welsh, B.A.,
into the congregations of Bluevale
and Whitechurch United Churches
was held on. Friday evening in, the
Bluevale United Church, Rev. J.
O. Brown, of Bowie, and Rev.
J. E. Clarice, B,A., of Gerrie, re-
presented Huron Presbytery- in
conducting the ceremonies.
Rev, Clarke addressed the new
minister and Rev, Brown addressed
members a the two congregations
present. Mr. Welsh spoke briefly.
A reception was held afterwards
when Mr. and Mrs. Welsh, Bonnie
and Bill were introduced to the
members. A social time, -with the
serving of refreshments, followed.
BLUEVALE
Union services for the Summer
wereebegun on Sunday-when Rev.
W. W Welsh, B.A., preached in
Knox Presbyterian Church, which
rnenibers of the United Church
also. attended.
The Bluevale Women's Institute
will meet in the community hall
on Thursday, 'July 14th, with Mrs.
Carl Johnston, hostess and con-
vener of the home economics pro-
gram. The Bluevale Belles Home-
making Club will give demonstra-
tions. • Miss Emma Johnston will
give -current events and Mrs, Alex
Corrigan, music.
The of Bluevale United
Church planned an, outing at Am-
berley for the evening of June 28th
but unfavorable weather changed
the plans and a social time was
enjoyed In the community ball,
Rev, T. E. Kennedy arid Mrs,
Kennedy are visiting at Oshawa,
Miss Loretta Fisher visited at
Kitchener last week.
Julia and Cindy Lou Thornton
have spent two weeks with Mr,
and -Mrs. Gary Leeson, at Toronto,
Mr. and Mrs. George Adair, of
Moncton and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Adair of Toronto visited at the
home of Jack Adair,
BELORAVE
Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Taylor and
family, of Sarnia, spent the week-
end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Orville Taylor, and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Marshall
and family, of Gerson, spent the
week-end with her parents, Mr,
and Mrs, Stanley Cook.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hunking and
son, of Blyth, visited on Sunday
with"Mr. and Mrs. James Lamont
and family.
Mr, and Mrs. Maitland Edgar
and family, of Clinton, visited over
Friday and Saturday with Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Stonenouse.
Mr. and Mrs, Jack Perdue and
family, of Toronto, and Mr. and
Mrs. George Sargent and family,
of Pawlet, Vermont, visited last
week with their -mother, Mrs. A.
M. Perdue, and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Alec Styles and
family, of-Mimico, visited over the
week-end with Mrs, Cora McGill.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wheeler and
Mrs. Pearl Walsh, of Blyth, call-
ed -on Mr. and Mrs, Herb Wheeler
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WHITEEPURCH
Mrs, Gilbert Seitz and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Edirigton, of De-
twit, and Mr. and Mrs. Ricluird
Deacon and family, of Elora, Spent
the week-end with Mr. and Mrs.
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Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Smith. and
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Closing Picnic
WHITECHU.IRCI S, S. No. 10
held their closing picnic on Tues-
day afternoon. There were races
and contests for an.
Winners for the girls were Eliza-
beth DeBrueyn, Teresla DeBrueyn e
Alma Conte Margaret Moore and
Muriel Conn. Bevan Tiffin,. Jim
anti. called on Mr. anti Mrs. I•Cen Ross, Ron Moore and Larry Hen-
Johnston and Mrs. Ross McMichael, Berson were the 'boys who won most
of Clinton. Master Larry Molvfk411-
ael returned home with them for
his 'holidays.
Mrs, Roy Walker and family, inf
Kiteneeer, and. Mrs. Allan. Walker
and family, of Owen Sound, spent
the week-end with Mr. and Mrs.
Ed. Walker.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Burchill and
family attend the centennial ser-
vice in Trinity Anglican Church,
Fordwleh, on Sunday.
Mrs.. Greg Shieli spent the week-
end with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Mani re ey.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Martin and
family,
andfamily.
Mr,
spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs, Howard Martin
Mr, and Mrs, Lorne Scott attend-
ed the Kitchen-Gordon wedding in,
Knox Presbyterian Church, Guelph,
on Saturday.
Mr, Lome Forester and his uncle,
Mn Joseph Forester, of Winnipeg,
and Mrs. Stuart, of Lucknow, visit-
ed Mr. and Mrs. Alec Robertson
and family on Sunday. Joe leaves
Malton for Winnipeg Tuesday
night Mr. and. Mrs. Currie Bimini"), of
London, spent the week-end with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Burehill,
Mr. and Mrs. Bob 1VInIntegue, of
Toronto, spent the week-end, with
Mr. and Mrs. John MeKagne,
Mr. ani Mrs. -Gordon McInerney
and eons, also Mrs, Greg Shiell
visited Mr. and Mrs. Carmen. Hay-
den, of Port Albert, on Sunday.
Mrs. Clinton Olney, the former
Margaret Robertson of this district,
died in Seattle on June 24. She was
in her 89th year, A brother, James,
also of Seattle, is the last surviving
member the Robertson family.
Mr. and- Mrs. Alan Neelon and
family spent Monday evening with
Mr. and Mrs, Albert Coultes.
Mr, and Mrs. Ezra Scholtz spent
the first of the week with Mr. and
Mrs. Reg, Scholtz and family, near
Blyth.
Mrs. Eunice Gillespie and Miss
Janice Farrier accompanied Mr.
and Mrs. Relison Falconer .and
family to .Sarnia on Sunday, where
they will visit this week-end with
Mr, and Mrs. Jack Gillespie,
Mrs. Charles Gillespie, of Tor-
Onto, spent the week-end here with
Gillespie relatives and on Saturday
visited with Mi'. and Mrs. Don
Gillespie and Mr, and Mrs, Bushell,
of Kinlough.
Points. Mrs, Robert Solomon won
the kick-the-slipper contest for
the. ladies.
There was a -booth which added
to the delight o the Mils. A
bazaar of work .done by the pupils
was lield to raise money for the
Junior Red -Cross. On the draw for
blanket, Beth Gaunt, of Wing-
ham, was the winner.
Miss Elaine Conn is assisting at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Norman and Miss,Inaren Groskorth
at Chapman's store.
Mr. and Mrs. John Gaunt, George
and' Harley, spent the week-end
With friends in Waterloo and.
Guelph.
Mr. and Mrs. Stan Leeson, Bobby
and Carol Anne, of Nanaimo, B.C.,
are visiting with Mr. and Mrs, Ben
Meelenagthan, On Sunday forenoon
the family gathered, Including Mr,
arid Mrs. Harry Moss, Ben, Don,
Susan "and Janie, of Platteville;
Mr. and Mts. Melvin lacClenaghtin
and Michael, of Kitchener; Mr. and
Mrs. Irwin MeLlenaglian, Richard,
Mary Lou, Ronnie and Nancy, of
St. 'Thomas; Mr. and Mrs. Jim
McIntyre, Allan, Lynda and Heath-
en, of Ridgetown; Mr: and Mrs.
Bill Parker, Barbara, Douglas,
David, John, Jim and Beverley
Anne, of Exeter, and Mr. Fred
_Henry, of rSt. Thomas. All enjoyed
a family dinner. In the afternoon
a family reunion of 'Barbour and
lVfeClentighten relatiyes was enjoyed
by all.
Rev. and Mrs, George Watt and
family, Of Oakville, speet the holi-
day with his parents, ftev. arid
Mrs, Watt, leaving on Monday to
holiday at a cottage at Kinniount.
Mr. Douglas Tiffin has gone to
the home of Mr, and Mrs. Robert
MeInnes, of Oulrossi to assist with
the fame work.
Mr, and Mrs. Art Grubbe and
family, of Binevale, spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Walter ArscOtt.
Mrs. Alex Inglis lrfis gone to be
with her parents who are in poor'
health in Nova Scotia,
Mr. and Mrs. Total Santzi and
family, of Milvertora visited with
Mr. and Mrs. George Fisher arid
Accompanied by Mr. Peter Ken-
nedy, visited- with Mr. and Mrs.
Lorne Mann of West Wawandsh.
Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Schanz at-
tended the centennial services of
Aeburn Presbyterian Church Med
decoration services at the cemefery
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave MacDonald
and Mrs. Peter MacDonald and
daughter visited with Mr, Peter
MacDonald in Victoria Hospital,
London, on Saturday. Mr. Mac-
Donald expects soon to be released
front hospital.
Mrs. Dunlop and Mr. Plater, of
boon, -spent Sunday with Mr. And
Mrs. Thomas Morrison.
Celebrating Mrs. Musg;'ove's 80th
birthday at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs, Doris Willis, on Sunday
ton, Orilila; Ur. and Nita. Mitchell, PlithY
This community extends sym- . . / , Were Mr. and Mt's. W. H. Thorn- ' '
. to-the relatiVes of the late -
Services at Ow% United and Calvin-
Brick United Churches the past
gommisisantiomisminiajwasisimmar Ini.rt and Zeta of Moleswottli; Mr, (Mr. Starlet ForirstAr. eight Menthe.
visited over the week-end with Mr. pressed thanks to the ladies and
and Mrs. Charles Martin and Mr. Mrs. Roy McSween replied.
and Mrs. Simmons, of Wingham.
A reception nd dance is being
held this Friday night in honour of
Mr, and Mrs. Jack Coultes, newly-
weds,
here..
s,inthe community memorial
hall
Mystery Daughters
At CGIT Meeting
BELGR'AVE—Thc Canadian Girls
in Training held their mystery
daughter party on June 28, at the
home of Mrs. J. Coultes. Counting
mystery mothers and the CGIT on Sunday, girls there were 25 present. Several Mr. and Mrs. James McCrea and
games were enjoyed and following ,family, LI of Port Credit, recently
this a delicious lunch was served, visited with Belgrave relatives and The mystery daughters revealed friends.
themselves and an exchange of
gifts was held. Linda Johnston ex- Mrs. Ralph McCrea and Mrs. Johnston spent a day in
London last week.
Visitors over the week-end with