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PHONE “0-3343 â€"â€" ----V‘ “may mnemom 25-0mmmmzm mac TH E DURHAM CHRONICLE PONDS -- BULLDOZING ._ Tnsncumrz -'_.._.-. Fred Franklin sonarmuc man no im- MAN AND wonoznrm HAP- PENS was» YOU SEND nouns! BULLDOZING - TRENCI'IING â€" SEPTIC TANKS -GRADING LAND CLEARING -â€" SWIMMING POOLS, ETC. Neil Denim, Prop. DURHAM : Fnd, 369-29” or Jerry, General Contractor Phone 370-3110 Phone 364-3790 Phone 363-2035 Mr and Mrs Fred Grierson and boys visited on Sunday after- Mr and Mrs Herb Vollett of Durham and Mr Harry Park of Hampden visited on Sunday with Mr and Mrs Wilfred Park. Mrs Archie Turnbull attended a teachers meeting in Shelburne on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Clarence Moore of Dromore visited on Sunday with Mr and Mrs Howard McRonald and family. Mrs James Milligan attended the Women’s Institute Oflicers’ Conference at the University of Guelph on Wednesday and Thurs- day last week. Six hundred ladies attended. Also from Grey South District were Mrs L. Cathers of Campbell’s Corners, Mrs A. Seip of Hanover, Mrs Ken Schenk of Hampden and Mrs E. Becker of Ayton. Mrs James Duffield Jr., Carole and Joanne of Durham and Mrs Robt. Morlock and Shelley of Fraserdale visited recently with Mrs W. H. Mather. Mr and Mrs Jas. Milligan visi- ted on Sunday evening with Mr Mel Storrey and Mrs Marshall in Dur- ham. Mr and Mrs Gorman Johnston of Verney visited on Sunday at- ternoon at the Rupert Johnston home. Mr and Mrs Joe Harper and family of Toronto Spent the week- end with Mr and Mrs Rupert Johnston and boys. Mrs McDougall spent most of her remaining years in Priceville area except for the last few years in the Ottowell Nursing home at Feversham. She is survived by one sister, Mrs Donald McKin- non, and several nieces and and noon with Mr and Mrs Jan Lam- berts and family In Durham. Mrs Laughlin McDougall passed away Wednesday, April 30. in Centre Grey Hospital, Markdale. where she had been a patient for several weeks. She was in her 93rd year. Mrs McDougall was the former Caroline Anderson, daughter of the late Alexander and Mary Ann Anderson and was born in Ewardsburg Township in 1877. She moved with her parents to Proton Township in 1884 and lived in Proton and Osprey Town- ships until her marriage to Laughlin McDougaJl in 1910. The couple left for the west after their marriage and farmed at South Quepell, Saskatchewan, for 32 years. They had no children. In 1942 they returned to the Price- ville area and Mr McDougall predeceased her the same year. Pricevme Happenings The district annual tobeheldin Mulock was discussed and plans made to attend. Donations were made to the Pennies for Friend- ship and donation to be sent to the annual for the penny table. Mrs Neil Aldcorn was appoin- ted alternate to the district direc- tor. Mrs Neil Aldcorn reported on the banquet recently catered to. The installation ofnew officers was held with Mrs Stewart Boice as leader. in the absence of the p-resideet and Miss Muriel Spicer read the Scripture. Mrs Gladwyn Wiley was hos- tess to the Women's Institute tor their May meeting in Stothart Hall. has Tom Currie presided dale and Joan; Doug Hutchinson and Doug French. Hall, Pricevllle. Guests present were Mr and Mrs Bob Irving, Thornhill; Mr and Mrs Lorne Foster, Aurora; Mr and Mrs Alex Smith and family; Roddy McEa- chern; Mr and Mrs Bob Clydes- nephews. Funeral services were from Fawcett's Funeral home in Fle- Sherton on Saturday, May 3, with Pallbearers were all nephews of the deceased, Farquhar Ic- Kinnon, John McKinnon, Lambert Love, JohnWoollard, 'Dom Currie and Alex Wilson. The family of Mrs MinnieSmith honored their mother on her 70th birthday with a family gathering Aâ€"J She leaves to mourn her pas- sing, her husband, Dr Stewart Ritchie, two sons, Donald and Warren of Port Arthur and Ot- tawa. Six grandchildren also sur- vive. She was predeceased by two brothers, John and Everett, and two sisters, Mrs Fodie Clements and Mrs Gordon (Ada) McDougall of Port Arthur. Interment was in Port Arthur Cemetery. Former Resident. Dies Suddenly She was theformor Ann Mc- Kinnon, daughter of the late Chas. McKinnon and Ann Banks and was born and raised in Durham. She later moved with the family to Port Arthur. A former resident of Durham, Mrs Stewart Ritchie of Port A:- thur, died suddenly at her home the last of March. Mr and Mrs Nell Mactarlane visited Mr and Mrs John Mac- tax-lane and family and with Mr and Mrs Whitney Gilbert, all at Guelph. Miss Brenda Gunn and Mrs Pat Harkness, Toronto, Mr and Mrs Gordon Mainprize and family and Danny Kelso, Dundalk, visiteer and Mrs Jones Harrison. Miss LottleWhlttaker, Toronto, is spending a week at her home here. Mr and Mrs Delbert Wickens and family, Menard, and Mr and Mrs Jim Rutt and daughter.0wen Sound, visited Mr and Mrs Glad- wyn Wiley. Mr and Mrs Ray Robinson and family and Mr and Mrs Bob Par- sons, Toronto, visited Mr and Mrs Tom Harrison. shower held in Stothart Hail. Music for dancing was supplied by David Kell and his orchestra. Mrs Emerson Burnett read the presentation address and the many lovely gifts were opened. Lunch was served and a social time Spent. Mr and Mrs Russell Mei-Sa- chern, a recent bride and groom, were honored by their friends and neighbors at 31 miscellaneous Mrs Ellwood Kinsman won the hostess gift. Mrs Charles Ald- corn was thanked and given a donation for printing the year's programs. Mrs E. Kinsman assisted the hostess with lunch. Hrs Kinsman was in charge of the prop-am and conductedaeon- test won by Miss Lottie Whittaker and Mrs Sid Horslin. Readings were given by Mrs Charles Aidcorn and Miss Lottie events, Mrs K. 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