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Mr, and Mrs, Wm. Redmond of
Chiorr were Sunday visitor's With
Mr. and Mrs, E. W. Ri(,.e.
M. A. Cl. Webb Is again a pa-
tient in Wingham Hospital. He
had been at the bone of MS daugh-
ter, Mrs, E. W. Rioe, for the past
month.
Mr. and Mrs, John Cameron are
visiting with his sister, Mrs, Chas,
McAree in McCauley, Man. While
there they attended the 50th wed-
ding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs.
McAree.
Miss Isobel Miller returned home
on Sunday following surgery at
Victoria. Hospital, London,
Mr, and Mrs, Wesley Whytoek of
Teeswater were recent visitors
with Mr, and Mrs. Allan Miller,
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FOUR GENERATIONS—Charles Maxwell, whose
family and friends gathered for a 92nd birthday
party, !s seen extreme right. Beside him is his
son, Eatl, with his grandson, Jerry and groat -
grandson on the left.
—,Photo by Hazel Sparling
Hold Celebration
For 92nd Birthday
Of Chas. Maxwell
WROXETER -- About 60 per-
sons attended the birthday celebra-
tion held In Wroxeter Community
Park on Sunday afternoon in honor
of Charles Maxwell, who will be 92
on July 13th.
This grand old man has a garde
that no one can surpass, beautif
flowers and is also caretaker f
the summer home of Mr. ,and Mr
Mac Allan in the village. He is
very keen and active pian an
never idle which his gardening an
yards aptly show.
Although Mr. Maxwell has only
one hand he has never .allowed
this to prove a handicap and farm-
ed until 1943 when he retired t
Wroxeter, He spends his winter
with a daughter. Mrs. Wm. Park
in London, but is always anxiou
with the first nice days of sprin
to return to his home and garde
This season he has already picke
one crop of peas and has beets an
carrots ready for use,
Mr. Maxwell -has two daughter
and three sons, Mrs. Robert Mc
Donald (Pearl), Mrs. Wm, Park
(Aileen), John, Earl and Cliffor
Those attending the ce)ebratio
were from Exeter, Simcoc, Lang
ton, Jamestown, Stoney Creek,
Toronto, Wingham, Kitchener.
We wish Mr, Maxwell many
more happy, healthful birthdays.
SIX ATTENDANTS FOR
SATURDAY BRIDE
WROXETER
Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Hewson, o
Stratford, spent Saturday with Mrs
M. Longstaff and Miss Joy Long
staff.
Mrs. Jack Atwood, Robert and
Nancy, of London, were week -end
guests of Mr, and Mrs. Everet
Cathers,
Boy Injured
ji onnwSCH Alan (1arnphell,
seven-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Campbell, received a severe
cut to his leg. when ho fell out
of a tree on Thursday and struck
himself on a steel fence post. 1Ie
was taken to Palmerston Hospital
t where twelve stitches were needed
to close the wound. He was able
to return home on Friday after -
We are sorry to hear Mr's. Wm
n A. Cathers was rushed to hospital
ul one morning the latter part of the
or week, but hope for improvement
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soon.
Mr. and Mrs, Lyle Hart, Susan
and Patti, are vacationing at Port
Elgin for the next two weeks,
Mr. Wallace Taman, who has
spent the past several months at
the home of his brother, Ross, has
returned to New Hamburg.
d Mr. and Mrs. Pete Dobson and
family spent last week at their
cottage at Point Clark and had as
s' I their gudsts Mrs,'ll.11an Adams and
gfamily,
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Underwood,
Corrie, were Sunday visitors with
d IMr, and Mrs. Vern Clark,
Mr. and Mrs, Ross Coates were
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s at Caudle's Lake on Sunday.
l Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Greig and
- family, Petrolia, spent the week -end
s' at their home here.
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FORDWICH--Ruth Jean Evelyn
Greer of London, daughter of Mrs.
Charles Greer of R.R. 1, Gerrie,
and the late Mr. Greer, was mar_
ried to William Henry Dundas of
RR. 1, Alvinston on Saturday in
Fotxiwich United Church. The
groom's parents are Mr, and Mrs.
James Dundas.
Rev. Wilfred Hird, now retired,
but a former minister of the Ford-
wich 'United Church, ,performed the
ceremony, Mrs. Carman Bell of
Forest, sister of the groom, was
organist and Mrs. William Parsons,
also of forest, was the soloist. The
church was decorated with fern,
lilies and candelabra,.
Jack Greer of. Beachville, gave
his sister in marriage. Her floor -
length gown of organza over taf-
feta fell into a slight train. Her
net veil was caught by a crown of
pearls• and she carried a white
Bible crested with red roses.
Miss Joyce Greer, sister of the
bride, London, was maid of hon-
or, The bridesmaids were Bonnie
Greer of Gowanstown, Marlene
Binnv of Kitchener and Marjory
Bentley of London. They were all
dressed in similar gowns of blue
taffeta and net with hats to match.
Their accessories were white and
they carried bouquets of white
shasta daisies and pink mums.
Two flower girls, nieces of the
bride, were dressed in blue with
white acecssories and carried bas-
kets of mixed flowers. They were
Carol Bruce of Islington and Anne
Morgan of Downsview.
Carman Bell of forest was best
man, and Douglas Dundas of In-
wood attended with him. The ush-
ers were Lyle Wever of Forest and
Neil Greer of Gowanstown.
A reception followed in the
church basement where the table
was centred with a three -tiered
wedding cake. White candles.
daisies and mums were also used
in the decoration.
The bride's mother chose a blue
dress with white accessories and
the groom's inother was attired in
a blue sheath with white asses.
sories. They each had a corsage
of monis.
Guests were present from Gow-
anstown, Lor(don, Forest, Kitch-
ener, Alvinston, Beachville, Isling-
ton, Inwood and Downsview.
The bride was a teacher iti Lon-
don. The yoting eouple Will liVe in
that city. •
Htuigry and exhausted, the hunt-
er dropped his rifle, stumbled for -
Ward and threw his arms around
the man who had just emerged
f i`oni a clump of trees.
"Thank heaven," he eried with
relief, "Rescued at lasts I've been
lost for two days."
"Clh, no!" cried the anther. "I've
been lost for a week!"
Miss Mary Hertel. Kitchener, is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Sinna-
mon.
Mr. Wm. Hart spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs, H. W. Bart, Preston.
Mrs, Mary Morrison and grand-
daughters, Penny and Lynn, of TJx-
1,ridge, . are visiting at the homes
of Mr and Mrs. George Gibson and
with Miss 'Gertrude Bush and Mrs.
W, Weir.
Mr. Chas Westlake, of Tugaske,
Sicsk., has returned to his home
after spending the past week With
Mr. and Mrs. George Westlake a.nd
other relatives and friends.
Mr. and. Mrs. Richard Lngram at-
tended the Orange celebration in
Kincardine on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Walker
were in Chesley an Thursday, where
they. visited: 'their • ,daughter, Mrs,
Wilfred Weepier, .and Mr. Weepier.
Mrs, Blair Sharp and children
retuned home, to. Sarnia . at the
week -end following a week's vaca-
tion vvityr the.,foimer's. father, Mr,
John Hupfer:
Misses -_.71s IQ and;;Marion:Gibson,.
of Winnipeg,, have arrived to spend
the summer :months ,at their home
in, the village. ..
Mrs. R, Nowton and Miss Nancy
Newton, of London. visited Mr. and
Mrs. Lyle Hart at 'Port Elgin on
Saturday
Mr. Chas. Westlake, of Tugaske,
Sask., Balled on Mrs. W. Weir and
Miss Gertrude Bush one day last
Week,
Wm, Ringler and Oliver Riley
were in Kincardine on Saturday
where they attended the 1.2th of
July celebrations.
We are pleased to say Mrs. Alon- ,
zo Sperling was able to return
home from h< r daughter's, Mrs.
Walter Eaton, where she has been
recuperating, and had Mrs, Angus
Carmichael with her for the week-
end.
Mr, and Mrs. James Robertson,
Jimmy and Scott, Goderich, spent
the week -end at the home of Mr.!
John Hupfer.
Mrs. Blair Sharp and family and
Miss Hazel Spading visited Misses
Elva and Evelyn Hupfer Thursday,
afternoon' and evening and also
called on Mrs. Glenn McMiehel,
Congratulations to Mr, and Mrs.
Robert Brown, Jr„ on the .arrival'
of their baby daughter•. Congra,tu-'
)atlons also to Mr. Chas. Maxwell
who will be 92 oh July 13th.
Friendship Club
Holds Meeting
I,AKE.ti✓T--»Tile. July meeting of
the Mac.Bel Friendship Club was
held on Tuesday evening at the
hohic of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Wright, who were assisted by Mr.
and Mrs, Leonard Harper. The
meeting opened with the hymn "O
Lord of Leaven and Earth and
Sea." Scripture reading was given
by Mrs. G, Wright taken from the
Book of Psalms.
President G, Wright conducted
the business and a reading was
given by Mrs, Leonard Harper.
This was followed by an anthem,
"He I.,iveth Long Who Liveth Well"
and the meeting elosed with the
Lord's prayer,
The progrant committee conduct-
ed several enjoyable contests and
lunch was served by the hostess.
noon,
FORD WICII
Mr. and Mrs, Robert Gibson :tail
family .attended the Huron County
Council picnic held in Harbour
Park at Goderich on Saturday,
Miss Ardyth Campbell, of Have-
lock, Ontario, is spending three
weeks at the home of her grand-
mother, Mrs. Pearl Patterson. This
week,;.Ardyth and her sister, Miss
Leslie Campbell, are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. George Wipp at Thames -
ford,
Master John Bricker, of Baden.
is spending several weeks at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Moore.
Mrs. George Bolander, John and
Donald are spending a month in
London.
Misses Maud and Esther Hard-
ing, of Toronto, are spending some
time at their hone here.
Miss Wendy Hamhly, of Port
Burwell, is visiting for two weeks
with her grandparenta, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Hambly.
Miss Pat Harris is assisting for
two weeks at the CGIT vamp.
Miramachi. at Port Elgin,
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Keith and
family, of Stoney Creek, spent the
week -end with Mr. and Mrs• Alex
Keith.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pollock,
Miss Sharon Pollock, and Miss Bev
Petrie spent the week -end in Mon-
treal and attended the wedding of
a friend on Saturday,
Messrs, Larry and Donald Me-
Dermitt and Larry Marri.nc•r, :nf
Kitchener, spent the weak -end at
their respective homes.
Master Ross Diehl, of Oriilia, is
spending several weeks at the
home of Mr, and Mrs, Tont Me -
Clement,
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Patterson, of
.Toronto, were week -end visitors
with Mrs. Pearl Patterson,
Mr, and Mrs, Crosby Sothern
spent ct couple of days last week
with Mrs. Rosemary Campbell and
Jimmy in i.ondon,
Mr, and Mrs. Janes Vittie visit-
ed on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
William Mulvey at Belmore.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mullins and
family of Deschcnes, Que., spent
the week -end with Mr, and Mrs.
Noah Reis and on Sunday ;ill 11 -
tended the Reis reunion held in
Hanover,
Mr. and Mrs, Noah Reis attemped
the funeral of their brother -in -haw,
the late Mr. George Pfohl, in
Walkerton on Tuesday,
Mr. and Mrs. W. Notes azul
Shirley, of Toronto, were wer•Ic
end guests of Mrs. Emma William-
son and on Sunday they attemped
the Galbraith reuniotl held ;if
Orange Hill.
Miss Ruth Ann (,eelllattr and
Miss Glenna Hibberd, of Kiiehon- I
er, spent the week -end with the
latter's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Rohl.
Hibberd,
Mr, and Mrs, Kennt'1.11 .1n1'rlan, of
Woodstock, visited on Snntl,•ty nt
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis
Jordan.
The Salvation Arany Iron Sliielrl
collection for the Pordtvic'h rlistrite •
amounted to 2160,00.
Master Wayne Denny, of (t,u•
nnstown, visited hast week tt'iIli
his grandmother, Mrs. Tillie Wal-
ters.
Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Lynn and
daughters, and Mrs. T)nra Ridley
spent one day last week in London.
Mr, and Mrs, Anson ranee'ling
were recent visitors at Mingnrst
Falls.
Mr, and Mrs, Elmer 'Millar spent
one day last week in Kitchener.
Mr. and Mrs. Ceeit Wiison left on
Tuesday for a three weeks' mmol
trip through the 1Vrstern I'rnt•in-
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Calgary.
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told that the less said about hint,
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