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' ii3fiiitLtu tr. of life. gm ma Mid "ruvelt won on duty u Laden“ and Mr, A. Pick! wu at '11. C. Allin: w tn chug. “by of the sonic. " St. An- . I ad nah from part of van- if the 18th chunk: of Genesis, F youmlf under . tree.” He an a the me. of the an». ad , ly spoke on the amphon 1 on the ill-M of Fomou. Ha 'Aiq chamoftreutomn I “and that All than lead up Mr. L. Trouble of Mammal bu bean +pding MI vultion with his Kl!!!" Mrr._p. M_trnit. _ _ Mr. and Mm. Ken Stanton, and (“my have returned from I motor trip to the But cont Milena“! when they visited Mn. Sainton’l Cwmtulntions to Mr. and Mrs. Wiliinmn on the birth of n dingh- hr. Mug-rot June, on Thursday, Amt 11th, It the Mlplehunt Hospital, Weston. -iraeome home to Mr..u1d Mrs. Gaby from_ttrir lump}: "ettoru The Legion pienie was held " Pundde Park on 8aturday, August 18th, with nun, prizes and all the (an of the hit for adults and chil- dro_n tre. . _ . _ Glad to hive Mr. and Mrs. J. amp-on beck in Thistletown "an. They m former neighbors who lave been living in the city tor tthgt few years. _ " Mr. W. Yearsley is ill in hospital and M. Andrew’s etmttretrstiott prints were requested on Sunduy ttthis trertyettttut. _ Mr. Speekmen presided at the What meeting on Tuesday even- ing, August 16th, at the home of Mrs. Peach. The programme for the coming winter was discussed reglrding Sunday school and church. It is hoped to re-open on Sundly, September 11th (the sec- ond Sunday in September) with 1 full attendance. Will the parents please see that their children are ready for that date and if you have time, fathers and mothers, you will else be made welcome. ’i'rggedy touched the Delaney family last week and we are all thankful Vivian was qpnregi. . Here in the water situation up to the present date: Tenders are out for a 60,000 gallon reservoir and water softening plane Water mains ere laid to the well situated on the back of Mr. Baker'. prop- erty, ten feet from the river..There will be an excellent supply of water and wells in reserve. _ V Mr. and Mrs. J. Masher and non have left for a new home. We are going to miss these clever folk. Mr. and Mm. H. Flavell had I happy meeting with friends from Sedgeley, Staffordshire, England, Mr. F1avell's home town. These Hands, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Keel- ing and family are living It 109 Lille venue and we gladly wel- come them tR Canada. VEJéHWallvahelley Jt the Inter. mediates is very proud of his team and the way they Uver?rktd this Residents a? Elmlen division are tilted to be out to a. rateparertr' meeting on Wednesday, September Tth, in the legion Hall, season. We understand the league we: drawn up with seven teeme Ind then split with three teams varking this end and four the other end. Thietletown has won second place in the first series, hating Nobleton by two games. The boys ere now ftnitshing off the new by pleying exhibition semen. The! hue but Celedon Eat e number of times and they welcome any other opponents. The following me: mike up the teem: Carey Gill, George Wright, Bill lredele, luck Swlft, Ted thrift, Jim De- lmey. George Scythee. Don Love, Fred Fox, Alec Webster Ind Bill Shaw. we“ mud» to an. mull ',,,Ttt'gh.',', Don't forget the big com um! Wiener rout tonight, folks. We'd like, tomee tl big turn-out, every- om welcome. . .. -iGiiGalr, Mrs he]: LeMoine and children left for a “cation in Pembroke, with her mother Ind Birthday greeting: to Mrs. Ruth Molgh who celebrated her birth- day unday, Aug. 21. Many happy returns to Doreen Ingram who will helix on Tuesday, Aug. 30. In. Alvn Martin was Vic-tidin- in] with friends in Barrie lust wank. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ingram and fully spent the week-end "tend. lng In. Ingrnm'l brother'. wed- ding in Detroit. _ The many friends of Mrs. John luDonuld will be glad to hear she has arrived home "fely after her Matt to Glugovg. Scotland. b ALBION PARK DAY. mom a. no l ___ _ _ Te- 7 WAN!) 6111133.me Thistletown Conupondent: Mn. Jack Plnnell The notion: looking one in the middle ll Elsie, the work“ molt furious cow. With her little boy, Beauregard, she will be in her boudoir " the Ex, hopin: the people who drop In to Visit her will contri ate a little to Kiwenil Welfare Work, the Hospital for Sick Children and the Btar Snnte Clou- Mr. and Mrs. Vanchuck and daughter, Judy, have just return- ed from a vacation in the West, motoring there and back. Birthday greetings to Mrs. Matt Campbéll. There will be I bingo in the Memorial Hall on Tuesday, August 30. Come and spend a pleasant evening. Geri prizes. _ Notice-The draw and special opening of the Memorial will be held on September 22 instead of the 15 September. Well, boys and girls, have you all your books, pencils and rulers ready for September the 6th. It will soon be here. - - - Mr. and Mrs. John Walton and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Moran have just returned from I nation in Huntsville. Mr. and Mrs Alex Pirie would like to take this opportunity of tUnking all who er,tifiptted in the benefit game for their son, Alex, who is in the General Hot pital. It will help greatly to defray expenses. Miss Gwen Doan has been spend- ing n vacation at Glen Mawr Cpmp. ' Mr. and Mrs. Dick McMmis we have a baseball report again this week. Your correspondent knew very little on the subject. except the score. Softbnll‘ The Ramblers kept their place two points behind the leaders by defeating Humberlea on Tuesday, Aug. 16, by the score of 10-9. As the score indicates, it was a bitterly fought contest, with the result in doubt until the last innings. The Ramblers opened proceedings as if they really meant business. Alter‘ filling the bases Harry Teylori promptly cleared the sacks with i, tremendous home run into left; dield. The teams settled down to display sparkling ball with the score see-sawing back and forth until the last innings. Art Bailey, whose heavy artillery had kept Humberles in contest again, soared their hopes by smashing one of Harry MacDonald's fast balls for a home run, raising the score 9-7 in favor of Humberlea. But not to be outdone, Harry MacDonald started a fire with a four-bags”. which was not extinguished until the Ramblers forged ahead for the final count of 10-9. Humberlea tried desperately to pull the game out of the bag, but were kept well in check by the Ramblers. Rev. G. R, Kitching has occupied the pulpit of Riverside United Church for the last three Sundays and it was very nice having an old friend back with us again. Rev. Kitching has preached so many years at Riverside, that he felt like he was 'home' again. Rev, G. Leg” in returning to Riverside, after be.. ing absent for four Sundaym While away in Eaatern Canada, Rev. Lassa was married. We hunt a good number will be at church this Sunday to welcome Rev. Laue back and also to greet the new bride. Corretoondentt Mrs. J. B. Hem A good stunt for hanging up uramblod a.“ is to crisp up w tum chips and to" them into the as" jut before they Net"-- . me. chm". anenuta no in- other nice eunite-giv" n nutty crunch. Humber Summit Additional District News On Pan 7 ILSII. THE COW WITH A CAUSE - MOO-LAN (Bunny Donn) htm, moved from Orillit to Sarah when Dick is engaged by the Arcade Electric Co. of Toronto, wiring some 70 houses. Before moving, Dick and Bunny and Mr. and Mrs. R. Turn- bull (Wimpy and Jean) spent a week's vacation with Mr. and Ws A. Dom at their summer home. Mr. and Mrs. R. Sleigh have had their two granddaughters (from Toronto), Diane and Donna, ‘spend- ing a week’s vacation. Mrs. Hyde, mother of Mrs. O. Announcing! 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Mr. and Mrs. William Smith, Linda and Dennis are home again after a pleasant two weeks at Bah. Mr. and Mrs. James Lawrence have left on a motor trip down the Ottawa valley. U - - Mr. and Mrs. Mel Thomas are back from Stouffville. Hardington played their last home game here on Thursday last by defeating White's 11 to 3. A tractor was hired to eat down the weeds in the outfield which was a great help to the players who had to plow through them each game. The team: have done well all summer and there are yet two games to go before the playoffs. One of them was played Tuesday night, August 23rd, again Hum- berlea and the other will be to- night (Thug-allay) at Albion Park. -Mr. And Mrs: George Culver and family spent their holidays at Woodland Beach. Mrs. D. Maidley visited with her sister, Mrs. Rosa at Stayner, Ontario. ' Captain Mrs. Stanigh and Lt. Mrs. Day of No. 112 Group Girl Guides are at camp at Hawk- Mone. . ON OFFICIAL OPENING DAYS LUCKY DRAW HARDING-TON Mr. andMu. 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