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spent the past two weeks •
visiting with the former's •
sister and brother-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Don Avery
andfamPliokd
family
yrian
Beach, . Deerfield '
Mr.. and Mrs, Doug
Shirray and . Linda
returned home after
holidaying with Mrs.
Shirray's relatives at
Vancouver and Brent-
wood Bay, B.C.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Corbett spent the past
,two weeks camping. at
Silver Lake.
Mrs. Ralph McArthur
of Edmonton is
holidaying with her
mother, Mrs. Hilda Beer
andmembers of the
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Taylor, Murray nand
Donna returned home
from a motor , trip to
Northern Ontario byway
of Tobermory and
crossed on the Chi-
Cheern-aun Ferry and
motored on to Western
Canada, where they
visited cousins in West
Killarney,Manitoba.
Church services
resumed
Church o• servige- wills be
2resumed30 oan. rnS u. na Sundaya rJmu.leyi
Presbyterian Church.
— . guest soloist Knight will will be in charge
of the service.
Residents entertained
. . at lake -
On Monday last, Mr.
• William Gibson en-
tertained a number of
residents of the Queen-
sway- Nursing Horne -at
his•home on the Blue
Water highway , near
Bayfield to a luncheon
and afternoon of organ
mu -sic played by Mr.
Gibson.
The residents enjoyed
the outing very much and
report a most enjoyable
“Rev, Gonyou of Exeter
conducted the church
service last week.
Visitors, with Mrs. Clara
Featherston were bier
brother and his wife Bill
and Via Parker; and.
sisters plargaret Larson,
Belle Reid, and Euela
Smith. They also visited
Louise Mitchell.
Mrs. Helen Collins
from Michigan visited
her brother Mr. Nelson
Loghrin; Mrs. Pear
Erratt visited her
husband Russell and Mrs
Susan Purdy visited her
husband Len.
Ladies' high bowlin
score was Edna Youn
with a 90 and men's hig
,was Neil Regan with 126.
The ladies 'of the
Summerhill Club met at
the ::,:home of Allie
Westerhout on July I Ith.
In the absence of
President Sandra
Westerhout, Margaret
Wright chaired the
meeting.
Thank yous were
received from George
and Marion Coldlough,
Norman Wright, the
Hospital Auxiliary and
The Family and
Children's Services of
Huron County.
The members were
reminded of the picnic to
be held at the Con-
. servation- Park -south of
toyvn on July 19th at 7
p.m. Sandra Westerhout
invited everyone to com,e
back to their. 1)061 for a
swim following the
picnic.
Jean Vodden won the
raffle and the August
meeting will be held at
Hazel Watkins .home on
Aug. 8 at 8A0 p.m The
lunch and program
Committee are Betty
Batty, Marion Colclough
and Lorna Ellis.
Barbara Lovett had a
contest which was won by
Margaret Might and
Evelyn Mrrill'scontest
was won by Donna
Tyndall. Evelyn also read
a poem pritiled, "Slave
City".
Margaret Ball had a'
mystery package which
no one could idntify so it
was given to the hostess.
The Queen and Grace
Was §uno and a lovely
Wited by the
ommittee.
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