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Visitors on Thanksgiving with -and )firs. Bill Pucdoa. Y Coultes. aghan and Nancy and her friend Boer, Mrs. Don Ross and Mrs. Thursday and Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Evans were Joihn datitieron has the now Miss Gale Kay of Kitchener Scott McFee all of St. Thomas Gordon Rintoul. Miss Ima McLean of Knox �-
Bring your own container. and her mother, Mrs. Ka of were visitors with his mother, Last Saturday lege spenj the weekend with lire
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Evans, Lisa, windows in the front of the Y Y tag some
TSC STORES Larry and Linda of Erin and Bob They are a great improveineltt Guelph, were Sunday visitors Mrs. Ben Mcaenaghan, and Mr. from here attended the party held and Mrs. Bev Kay and on &today
Evans of Hamilton. over the old ones. with Mr. and Mrs. Bev Kay. and Mrs. Carl McClenaghan. in Langside Community Hall for had CWV of the serviM at
190 Mitchell Road South, Listowel Miss Barbara Purdon of Kiteh- Albert "fm arrived bl0M Debbie Hickey of Clinton spent Attending the rally at St. An- Simon de Boer and bride4o-be l p�yt�
Phone 291-1882 Monday thru Friday till 5:30, ener and Mr. and Mrs. Donald last Thursday evening from his the holiday at her home here and drew's Church, Wingham, on Miss Barbara Morris of Chat- ley
Saturdays till 5:00 Gaunt of Chatham were holiday trip to the western provinces with visited with Vickie Scott. Wednesday evening from White- . ham. Mr. and Mrs. Kirit Dseixsft,
visitors with their parents, Mr. his brother, Norman and ,Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Irwin McClen- church group- were Mrs. John de Mr. and Mrs. J. Walmsley, Angela and Jennifer of $Deter
Alisha and Jason of Toronto spent were Sunday visitors with W
the holiday with his sister, Mrs. parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Bee -
John Jamieson, Mr. Jamieson croft and Karen.
® and family. Mr. and Mrs. Bev Kay attended
Mr - and Mrs. Eric service
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Mr. and Mrs. )Bill McBurney of D.A.Beatonx Mr.
Toronto 'spent the weekend withCONOP nk of Mr. and
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Mrs. Earl Caslick. onto; Mr. and Mrs. Stewart For -
Mr. and Mrs. Russel Proctor of syth, Paul and Steven of Walker -
Livonia, Michigan, visited on the ton; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sin -
holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred namon and f9mily of Monkton;
Tiffin and other relatives. Mrs. Phillip McMillan of Luck -
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What's new at
Huronview
?
The old time music and sing -a- were welcomed to the Over 90
long program was held in the nor- Club at the September meeting.
mal care sitting room on Monday Thirty members enjoyed an hour
afternoon. Elsie Henderson, of music with tea and cookies
Myrtle Parker and Norman Speir served by the Walkerburn volun-
provided the music and the teers and Miss Reta Yeo. Mrs.
Christian Reformed volunteers Elsie Henderson and Nelson Lear
assisted with the activities. were guests of the club and enter -
The Family Night program. tained with a vocal duet fa piano
arranged by the Howard Smith duet by Mrs. Meston and Mrs.
orchestra of Brussels was rated Henderson and led a sing -a -long.
by the residents as one of the
best. Howard Smith plays banjo Seven residents attended a two
and saxaphone, Albert Craig is day conference at the Stumydide
soloist and guitarist of the or- Home, Kitchener, last week. This
chestra and Archie Mann plays is the first residents' conference
violin and banjo. Elsie Henderson that has been held in Region S.
and Norman Speir joined the The theme was opportunities for
group to provide a very enjoyable a meaningful life in a Home for
hour of old time tunes and Senior Citizens and was quite
waltzes. John McCallum thanked successful.
the entertainers on behalf of the
residents. The residents are looking for -
The Clinton Kinette Club enter- ward to the annual scenic drive
tained their adopted grand- sponsored by the Ontario Street
mothers at the Little Inn, Bay- and , Wesley Willis United
field, on Tuesday afternoon. The Churches on Sunday, October
forty grandmothers travelling in 17th.
cars provided by the Klnettes and Plans are being made to hold a
the van, took the scenic route volunteer rally in the auditorium
over to Bayfield and were treated of the Home on Wednesday
to a delicious tea in the dining evening, October 27. It is hoped
room of the Inn. Many thanks to that the regular volunteers and
the Club and the Little Inn for anyone who is interested in
their hospitality. helping at the Home in any way
Mrs. Meston and Mrs. Ellis will try and ,come.
The following is a news report
ME AS A DO('
of a story in the Reader written
I am a St. Bernard and have a
by Mark Shore, grade 7.
job at the African Lion Safari. I
have a partner and we try and
STONEY BROCK NEWS
keep the monkeys in their own
MAY 14, 1898
area. Where we are there are
Girl Almost Killed by Bear
doghouses, and I seem to be
Sissy Bembridge was attacked
treated very well and the food
last evening by a huge black bear
they give us is super, and that's
while walking through the woods.
how I live.
I asked Sissy what she did when
A DOG'S LIFE
she first found out that a bear was
A dog's life is a lonely life. Cats
behind her. She said, "I ran until
hate us, horses step on us and
I spotted a lumberman's cabin.
wild animals despise us. Worst of
When I reached it I ran inside and
all humans kick us. I don't really
shut the door tightly behind me
think that the statement, "Dog is
hoping that the bear wouldn't get
man's best friend" is true! I don't
in."
really think anyone appreciates
"Did he go away"' "No," she
us dogs. Thank goodness I'm not
answered, "As he pushed ,and
a fly.
scratched against the door, the
The first story was written by
latch lifted and the door opened. 1
Judith McMichael and the second
was so scared that I ran to shut
by Curt Gillard.
the door in his face but instead I
6—Tanfmy Brown—
tripped and fell over the stove
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pipe."
Dear Readers:
"What happened then?" "The
To add a bit of enjoyment to the
noise of the falling pipes must
Howick Grapevine we decided to
have scared him away. To keep
put a few quizzes, riddles, etc. in
him away for a long while, I set
our column. So here is our edition
the cabin ablaze and sat outside
for this week—To start with, here
on a bench where I ate my sand-
are sdme tongue twisters, say
with. I had just finished my sand-
each one 10 timels fast: "alum-
wich when three lumbermen
inum linoleum, black bug's
came down the road."
blood; if tw witches were
I am glad to report that one of
watching two 1 watches which
the lumbermen took Sissy home
witch was watching which
to her ill mother.
watch''"
Reporter—Mark Shore
We plan to have some fun with
—Susan Mann—
this part of our column.
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—Tammy Brown-
110WICK FALL FAIR
Our school fair was held Satur-
day. October 2, under warm
sunny skies. Many students won
prizes for their school exhibits,
FOR
garden entries, flower displays,
baking and 4-H clubs. The larger
CLASSIFIED ADS
midway was enjoyed by young
and old.
Susan Mann—
Phone
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ROOM
Wingham
The students of room 9 have
just finished studying dogs. The
following stories are on the topic
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of how they would fec! if they
were dogs
d