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ENJOY BIBLE SCHOOL - In thiS picture Susan
Brenzil, Ellen Gerrie, Bonnie Faegan, Julie Foxton,
Beverley LaRose; Bobbie Laltose and Jackie Deyell
are shown as they worked on paper dolls during the
craft period at Bible School being, held this week
at the Presbyterian Church in Wingliain.-A-T Photo.
FORDWICH
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Lynn, Karen
and Judy of Orillia, are spending
this week with Mrs. Dora Ridley.
Miss Wendy Hambly of Port
Burwell is spending a few weeks
with her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Hambly.
Miss Anne Lindsay of Toronto is
spending two weeks with her
grandmother, Mrs. Albert Johnston.
Mrs, William Lloyd returned
home last week after an extended
trip to the Western provinces.
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Graham and
family of Toronto spent a couple
of days at their home here last
week.
Miss Norma and Keith Chaput
of Aurora spent two weeks at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Baylor.
The many friends of Mr. and Mrs,
Harry Bast will be sorry to learn
he is confined to Palmerston Hos-
pital.
Mrs, George Bolander and two
sons and Mrs, Douglas Holt spent
Friday at Amberley beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Nile Soehner of Kit-
chener spent the week-end with Mr.
and Mrs. Everitt Allen,
The L.O.B.A. and lodges
of this community celebrated the
twelfth of July in Milverton on
Saturday.
Miss Catharine Anne Gibson of
St, Catharines is spending a couple
Communications were received of weeks with her grandparents,
from the Dept. of Highways, God- Mr. and Mrs. Ross Doig.
erich; John G. Berry, clerk-treas- Master Johnny Bricker of Baden
urer -Huron County; Municipal
World, St. Thomas; Huron County
Health Unit; Department of High-
ways, Stratford; Dept. of High-
ways, London and Wingham Rural
Fire Committee.
Mulvey - Foxton- That the cas-
ual labor be set at $1.00 per hour,
Foxton - Walker.- That we ac-
cept the -petition of Fred Schiestel
-ter aclean-o4t.job on the O'Malley,
drain from the' west line fence of
lot 8, con. 12, through lot 7, across
the corner of lot 8, down through
the property of Harry Miller to the
point where the clean-out work of
1960 terminated.
Mulvey -Dettman - That the
clerk notify James A. Howes to
survey and prepare a report on his
findings on the portion of the
O'Malley drain mentioned in the
drainage petition.
Dettnaan - Walker - That the
ing Beltones, created for folks who
won't wear a hearing aid for fear
of being stared at,
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TAKE EXETER AT
WINGHAM PARK
The Wingham Sunocos beat Ex-
eter in the Wingham park on
Tuesday night of last week by a
score of 6-2. Hugh MacMillan pit-
ched a good game for the Sunoco's
allowing seven hits and giving up
one walk. Ken Cerson was the top
batter for the locals, getting three
hits, two doubles and a single, -in
four trips to the plate,
Exeter- Little, 3b.; Bogart, s.s.;
Brintnell, I.f.; Fuller, lb.; West-
brook, 2b.; Bloemart, c.f.; Camp-
bell, c.; Edwards, r.f.; Bell, lb,
Wingham---Fry, 2b,; Saxton,
MacMillan, p.; Bain, s.s.; Cerson,
if.; Baker, c.; Welwood, 3b.; Fox-
ton, r,f.
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Exeter 100 000 100-2 7 1
Wingham 000 461 01x---6 8 7
Umpires, Bob Scott and Larry
Fear.
Visitors to Craigleith Provincial
Park this year will ,have an oppor-
tunity to view the beautiful Beaver
Valley from chair lifts, two of
which are located within two miles
v of the , Park.
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Hensall walloped the Wingham
Sunocos in Hensel]. on Friday
night by a score of 11-2. "Cookie"
Foxotn and Jim Bain hit home runs
to account for the Sunocos two
runs,
Wingham-Cerson, 1.f.;
2b,; Saxton, c.f.; Bain, s.s.;
Gardner, 3h.; Fisher, p. and r.f.;
Baker, lb.; Foxton, c.; Welwood,
p. and r.f.; Schwichtenberg, r.f.
Hensall-G. Bell, lb.; Jickering,
p.; Borden, c.; Cameron, 3b.; M.
Bell, 1,f.; V. Bell, 2b.; Lavery, s.s.;
Cash, r.f.; Kyle, c.f. R H E
Wingham 000 011 000- 2 9. 3
Hensall 000 023 33x----1.1 13 1
Umpires, Jim Hunter and Jack
Tiffin.
ACCEPT PETITION ON
O'MALLEY DRAIN
The July meeting of Turnberry
Township council was held in the
community hall at ' Bluevale on
July 3rd at 1.30 p.m. with all mem-
bers present, the reeve, A. D. Smith
presiding.
The minutes of the last meeting
Were adopted on motion of Herb
Foxton and Edward Walker.
general and road accounts be pass-
ed and paid as presented.
General Accounts
The Brookhaven Nursing Horne,
$264.75; Callander Nursing Home,
$88.25; Relief, $44.00; Wingham Ad-
bance-Times, $31.64; Ontario Hyd-
ro, Lower Wingham street lights,
$38.00; Ontario Hydro, Bluevale
street lights, $37.50; D'Arcy Mc-
Glynn, fox bounty, $8.00; John V.
Fischer, part salary, telephone tolls
$50.60; Wm. B. Cruikshank, part
salary, $250.00; Robert Bennett, tax
refund, $6.24; Alex McDonald, re-
pair to Lower Wingham gates,
$36.40; Wm. B. Cruikshank, unem-
ployment ins„ $6.76.
Pay Roll
George Greenaway, $3.00; Robert
Foxton, $7.00; George Lambert,
$56.00; George Gallaway, $269.12;
William Mundell, $196.25.
Road Aceounts
Pedlar People Ltd., Culverts,
$80.40; Grey Wellington Paving
Co., cold miX, $27,75; State Farm
Mutual Ins. tractor, $17.41; Blue-
vale Welding, welding -grader,
$22.75; James Wright & Co. Ltd,,
'emery and wheel, $19.75; Supertost
Petroleum. Corp., fuel oil and gas,
$189.60.
Dettman - Walker - -That we do
now adjourn to meet on August
5th at 1.20 p,m, Or at the call of
the reeve,
A, D. ,Smith, Reeve
-John V. Fischer, Clark
Mrs, Stan Bride.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stewart and
family attended a reunion Sunday
in Listowel.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Keith and
children of Baden were week-end
visitors with Mr, and Mrs, Alex
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