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Kingsbridge Klippings
529.i139• Mrs. Jim Martin
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NFO Ontario
, Woman's Coordinator
Mrs. Michael Penich,
Bothwell, former Kingsbridge.
• resident was elected Ontario
Woman's Co -Ordinator of the
' National Farmers' Union at the
founding convention of the NFO
in Winnipeg last week.
WEDDING OF INTEREST
Mr. and Mrs. Jdseph O'Neil,
(nee Marie Cousins, Godefich)
were , married at • St. Joseph's
Church here on Saturdays
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SOCIAL NEWS
• . Miss , Florence Lambertus,
Hamilton, spent the weekend.
with her mother Mrs. Herman
Lambertus.
, Weekend visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Joe O'Keefe were Sister.
Mary Philomene, •London, Miss
Helen McCarthy, Goderich, and
Father Tom O'Keefe S.J.,
Montreal.
Daughters of Mr. ,and Mrs.
O'Keefe, Mary Ann, Nancy and
Cathy returned Thursday after
spending an enjoyable -week with
• Mr. and Mrs. Tom : Carroll,
Chicago where they toured the
city.
Holidaying at the stuiimer
residence of Mrs. Bernadine
Kenny is Mr. and Mrs. Eddie
O'Grady and family, Listowel.
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Mrs: O'Grady is a sister to Mrs. wfko vented the cottage.
Eugene Frayne. 'Miss Sharon o Courtney,
" Sunday visitors. with Mr. anCl nµrse-in;training at St. Mary' -s
Mrs. Eugene Frayne were Mr) Hospital, Kitchener, ,began a
and Mrs. Jim McCaffrey, month's vacation ;on Friday.
Kitchener. Maureen Dalton, student
Visitors through the week ,nurse,. St. Joseph's Hospital,
with Mr. and Mrs. Jinn Martfh London, . began a , month's
were Miss Jessie Chisholm, holidays last Thursday.
Brantford, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs: Maurice
Arnie Allen, Saltford; . Mr. and .. `Edwards and family, London
Mrs. Allen Mitchell, Brantford enjoyed the week with Mrs.
arid Mr. and Mrs. Victor Cizmeli, Edward's mother, Mrs. Gus
and family, London. • Kinahan.
Visitorswith the Garvey Shawn Doherty, young son 'of
homestead' with Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Doherty was `
iVIrke- Oairvey-and-boys were r--�v-i6--hosppit-al fori--three-days--last = _` : ."-
and Mrs. Jerry Koshan and
family, Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. John Dietrich
and 'family, Clarkson spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Mark
Dalton:
Mrs. Mark Dalton and
children left for Virginia U.S.A.
by car where they will visit with
Mrs. ,Dalton's sister.
• Lynn Austin has been
working in Goderich for the past
two weeks for her sister and
family Mr. and Mrs. Ron Durnin
and boys. Mrs. Durnin is
employed at the . Alexandra
Marine and General Hospital.
Michelle Austin returned
from Art Gilmore's cottage near
Tobermory where she spent a
few days with her aunt and
uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon
__ Austin and family, Dungannon
THANK
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1 would like to take this opportunity to sincerely
thank all the customers and friends l have met in the
past years; for their, patronage during my
•employment with, Baird Motors. It has been a' great
pleasure in trying my best to serve you.
° I would 'also like to thank the other dealers and
business establishments connected with the
automobile business for their kind co-operation and
assistance in helping to render the best possible
service. '
look forward to many more years,'of continued
service to those who I may have the.ppportunity to
serve and ' a healthy association with my fellow
business associates in my new location at Graf's Fina
Service,
Sincerely,
GORD MUNROE.
week.
The parish picnic held last
Sunday on the school grounds
was well attended. The Fathers
are proud that there's more than
one way to beat their sons. In
the baseball game, Fathers vs
Sons, the boys took another
whipping as the dads lead 8 to 5.
Crop report
- + Winter wheat harvest is in full
swing, according to Don Pullen,
Huron agricultural
representative, in his weekly
crop report.
Some sprouting has been
observed, he noted,'especially in
fields affected by the previously
reported strawbreaker disease.
Harvesting conditions have been
generally satisfactory with
near -average , yields and quality
reported. •.-
Swathing of spring -barley has
commenced, Mr. Pullen said, the
white bean crop looks promising
and corn has made great progress
in the last several days.
Taylor's' Corner
The Community .Club held its
picnic on the lawn of Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Wain ' on'' July 30. A
large gathering of neighbors and
friends sat,tlown to supp
During the afternco►► races,
games ' and contests were
enjoyed.
Running races 10-13: girls -
Mary Ellen Sturdy, Jan Gine,
Rose Wain; boys -- Jeff Scott,
John Shots, David Rodges; girls
6-10 -R- Karen. Rodges, Marjorie
,.DeBoer, Slig. %. Scott; boys 6-10
- . Mark Westbrool:, • Albert
Hoekstra; girls ,under. 6 - Laurie
Boyce, Yvonne Wier'inga,
• Melinda Wieringa: boys under 6
- David McDonald, Gary Oke,
Stephen DeBoer; kicking slipper
- Mary Ellen Sturdy.
' Oldest person was Mrs.
Howard Sturdy; number of
. beans .. in a jar, Mrs. Helen
Westbrook; nearest birthday,
Mrs. Jim Young largest waist
line -• Mrs. Wain; most buttons
on dress - Mrs. Irene Oke;
weight of styrafoam - Miss
Nana Walters;' smallest shoe -
Joyce 'Dice- most children
present- Mrs. Wieringa. •
Prof. W. S, Goulding, member .of the Historic Sites Board of Ontario, was present for the unveiling
the historic plaque Sunday at 'Cobourg and Lighthouse Streets. Prof. Goulding gave
how historic plaques were decided
photo.
upon and on the
Auburn social
ATTENTION FARMERS
WANTED
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• YORK STAR
WHEAT FOR SEED
H1G_HES T__.PRl_C S PAI
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Mr. and Mrs. John Arthur of
London and Ronald Arthur of
Toronto spent the holiday with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Keith
Arthur, Wayne and Philip.
Stephen Haggitt, George
Collins, Miss Sheron Collins,
Miss Shirley Watkins and Mrs. W.
Bradnock of Londesboro spent
the holiday . at Rousseau and
South Portage in the Muskoka
District.
Mist Barbara Sanderson of
Toronto spent the holiday with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred
Sanderson. •
Miss Gail. Miller returned to
her position in Toronto after a
,week's vacation with her
,parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Miller. r
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Haggitt of
Leamington visited over the
'Weekend with his brother,
Thomas Haggitt, and Albs.
Haggitt.
Mr. and Mrs. Randal Currie,
Joan and Chuck of Ontario,,
California, visitedlast week with
his cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Phillips, and. Mrs. Thomas
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ways
that are
scene
Johnston and Miss Lain
Phillips. • -Mr. Currie is "the
grandson of the late James Stein
rand Margaret Phillips of
Fordyce. • He lass been
endeavoring to get information
regarding his family tree: ,
We are sorry to report that
Mrs. Harry Armstrong is a
patient in Clinton Hospital
suffering from an injured knee
cap.
Miss Judy Arthur returned to
the Regional School of Nursing,
followed
an
to select
account
a site.
of
of
-staff
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Tidesw
held
on,
The annual Tideswell retinikn
'was .held on Sunday, August 3,
1969, at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Ashton, Goderich,
with only six of the 10 families
represented.
!ONAL `rA► ; T:tIugSDA' . ,i o.IJ$
Games and cor}tests were held
under the,., supervision of Mrs.
Roy Ashton. Girls' running race
over 10, Valerie Park; under 10,
Wanda Park; boys' trace, . Wayne
TEideswell; kick the ;Alper over
8,. Tommy Park; kick the slipper.
under 8, Wanda Park; lady with
othe longest ''name, Pearl
Tidesvyell; lady with the most
buttons, Marilyn Ashton; gent
..-......older
TidesweII• gent clothes pin in
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bottle, , Torn Parka YQungElt.
child, Mark Tideswelliseven
weeks. Mrs. Ellzat 'Tideswe i et
Camlaehie, travelled the farthest;
distance, P
There was a touch and take ,s
table for all adults and a lash
pond fir the children.
Ower: Sound, after a month's
vacation with her parents,. Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Arthur, Mark
and Greg.
Mrs. Ronald Rathwell,
Michael and Janice of Brantford
are holidaying with her mother,`
Mrs. Gordon Taylor.,,
Guests with 'Mr. + and Mrs.
Thomas Haggitt are Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Rinderknecht Sr., Mr. and
Mrs. George Disney and Mr. and
• Mrs. Harry Rinderknecht Jr. and -
family, all Of Detroit.
HEARING TESTS
No .Qhlrgation
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Mrs. Len Cook of Dungannon
was : elected president for the
1970 term. Mrs, Bill Tdeswell
was elected secretary*treasuirer
and Mr.- and Mrs. Bill Tideswell .
are the sports committee.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Park,
Dungannon, will he the hosts for .
the-1.97Axe>lniniL.tn .he-hald_r e
first Sunday in August.
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