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DEEP and SHALLOW WELL
WATER SYSTEMS
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1,g4'..t girls and their leadersA;'
Mrs; P. A Murray`., and Mrs."Moz
ioy Bushell, held their 4I ;flub:
",meeting° at the honie• of -Sandra
ch g? L -answ-ered, h.
roll call•
with a suggestionfor
either.. Making Or exhibiting On
a;. demonstration for achievement is
day The :leaders • showed t°he\girls
hw to male Ibutt9n .holes' and
work was done on• then pyjamas
project,: Sheila*. Haldeaby, invited
the girls to her ".home for the:
next, meeting on February 6th.,
`.Mrs. Wesley Where
returned
from :London'. where she `spent
the Past few weeks:
Mrs: JohnBarr entertained
the Happy' Hour :farmforum at
her 'home on Monday , evening;
HEART t'SURGER'
IS: EFFECTIVE
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Ontario : Insurance .Agents Association
GENERAL; INSURANCE
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LL FAIR U
A
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(Continued .from Pie . )
eith; honorary presidents, S E.:
Robertson,: John +MicQuiliin, . Ja-
cob 'Hunter, W. 'A Miller, 'George
Kennedy.,. ' Andy
McQuillan,' : Win, 'MacIntyre.'
•
Di 1 Keith.
rectors: Kin oss ° E� ..n
Laws• Ashfield,. Jacob.
As ed J
'Harry , r
• Hunter, liver McCharles, West
W e
a�wanosh � Tam ,Todd •. Geo`: Ken,'
nedy, . Huron,. . Harry':Broo
Brooks,
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Jack McGuire E'
, Lu,ckno•w ,, S. ,
Rober
tson
Associate directors Kinloss'
r
)(iaroid •Austin;;. Gib H'arnilton,• P.
uron. : ,
• wart, Austin Martin; : West Wa=
wanosh Wallace . Miller Andrew
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Ga:r
unt Allan . Miller; :Frank Mc -
villin '.. Fred' M .villin Rae
Watson; ' Ashfield, :Antal'•
Glen Walden, 'L Larne. ..Hackett;
a . q H
kuc now, Alex Andrew; Steve
:'Stothers S. C. '•Rathweil,. L. C.
Thom son .: ; A . Schmid,',.
W. ' Bert:
• Ward: •
As
soclate •la+ilY •direc' .tors: •• Miss
"`. J. Ly'' ns • .Mrs RG..1VIantiin ,
' . Mrs,:
Thos:. Todd , Mrs:. Harry Lavis
Mrs.`
Jas •Webster,: • Mrs `F G:
W
m.MaoIntre•Mrs'..
Y
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Todd,' Mrs..
W =A. Miller -`Mrs:- Geor e= -K=en
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n
ed•
Mrs.
' M harles
Y, Oliver.
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Mtrs. Jacob:miter ,` Mrs.' klred,
McQuillin, :;Mrs. ,Andrew ' Gaunt,
Mrs:-. Gordon irkla d _Mrs:
:.Evan . Keith, , Mrs Arnold,' Alton
'and. Presidents � of.' • ..Women s.
`Ial Organizations.
Evan Keith and Harvey Brooks
were appointed,', delegates • to the
.,Fairs Association: 'convention in'
Toronto, the end of February,
Gaunt. and Fredf.YVic iiihin.' iAud-
itors • are M. L.aanderson. and
Chas. Webster.
as.' a sxer; . .
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RIFT
IN•i`..GHURCH ` OSE
Thea daily :, .,papers ' .last week
headlined' stories"' of a rift: in
the' Presb terian.. congregation�,a
Yt
Carn bellville near; Milton where
P•
Rev..G' S. Ba�tilch,:.formerly, .of
South Kinloss is:t'he':'Minister.
_
Fiver elders are' re p .. rted.. to
Po
have been. "read out" of the Ses-
from. the. 'Ladies Aid `'settin g ;a
ri'eturkey:di '
price c on. nners, social
gatherings,' and ;'wedding: parties`
catered to in the :church.
Rev•; .Baine? a man of , deep
cony • ions,` .e eves at ee-
will giving `is" the : only way to,
supporta :church. His view, which
he expressed to ,the congregation
in: no' . uncertain ; terms, • is - that if
the .`Ladies Aid under`take.sucli'
activities'. ' they should accept
what the eater ;offers,; :and :-not
apply the rice ta.:°-of "commer-
cialism".
P .. g
'When ' contacted' .
co c ed •b •
Y
Wor
� d came to Telatives •Here of.
the 'death of.. •Mrs. James. Lapard,'
Gue]Lph. •• She'WAS"''brought ' up' to,
young • ,womanhood in - the ' home
o'ft`th.e latie Mrnd`Mrs: Abe,
Cu,><bert • at >the' .south. end. of the
village -and .`Mabel' attended:
annorr- Public School:: . She ' was
g.
first: married to the. late• George
a Toronto"
and . Mrs. ; Ivan,'. Iienderson
(nee Jean;' -Errington .T~oronto,
were week -end ,visitors' with' Mr.
and Mrs • Victor'' Errington..Mrs
Errington ' returned with them
m
.on, Sunday for '.a',`visit , .
Mrs. John Whitten and daugh'
ter .Ruth,of ; Goderich visited last
•week with her grandmother and
great grandmother,—:. Mrs. Abner
-Morris •
:Mr • Ross Rivett, ' who is em-
ployed in 'Toronto this.. winter,
Was a recent visitor at home..
Mr. an Mrs. Cecil Blake an
farnily; anMrs 'S J: :Kilpatrick
spent last' Sunday with. Mr: and
Mrs.. Richard Kilpatrick,' .Crewe:
Mgrs:' ` Robt. • McCabe, : is spend-
ing
:part of Ahe. winter'with her'.
daughter, ; :Mrs. Harvey Alton:
Mr..:
andw; ..,Mrs, Harold : Melte
evade •'a ,trip • last , Friday with
(.their little '• five-year-old.,dau h.-
g,
ter Wilda to'.Sick•Children's'Hos
:f.1 • . .'i. .
0 ,.
a: , heart condition, following'':: a
heart .:o. ration; :some time ` ago..
:Itis . `an: ,unusual operation. but.
has iproven ,very ,sa•tisfactory.•, sd
:far: •• A..'closing, a ter l .
artery y ;wi l ha�;e,
to have a series 'Of operation's
till she is; grown up:"Another o,0;
.eration is due in six months.
Medical ,authorities, .at 'the: clinic
are., pleased with results
rs,: T,
'sick est we are sorry . ` to . s' •
Y ay.
*Stratford' -
Teahr'
c e 11' •
.Co e e -stil-
1
dents home. for. the week end.
were Lois Webster, Lillian : Poi
PP.
andWilmer., Errington:`
' 1•• m.••
glazier„ brother of Mrs."°Harvey.
Main
a lc Said
•
-them •were'
horse'.: four,
u h.a
sons and•two daughters, who. are
n11. .grown'. upand:- away,,:. but
r mostly.' living- the .Guel"pdis=
trict. Members-: df' the < H• Maize
f
anvil :; ace
d:
t 'e W' '.
Y
h
A.Culber
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fain ily;, ;attended :the: f neva. drl.
,Tuesday They' were Mr; Rt. 'Mrs:
W. •A. Culbert' and family, Mrs.
Earl Sherwood. • of " Carlow, Mr's.
Leonard Crawford of'Wingham
•,s.ht� Mrs_ _:_. O]iyP. COO)hert : a Siste
in=lav,' Goderich.' `
'Mr F an.klin 'Stingel,`Ley_$,
!friend Mr Bruce•Storey,• Barrie,
were Week=end visitors,• with the
:foriner's' ' mother, Mrs. L. F. ;Sten
gel,
Mrs.' Grahari .McNee .had. the
Sleeping Beauties ; sewing, .pro'
jest studied 'bv• the ,•full' meni,ber-
ship at° the meeting on Friday:,,
night. She vas assisted;;; by "Mrs,
er., F.i ri iii ga�a._;_n.. _._T'Th e '
Pledge' was repeated M a r i e
i3l'ack_ read, ,the nin.utes. and;'.roll,
call The girls learned, how • to"
ndo oord .n a is avers- xiade for_
achievenient day• and, a skit • is:.
`being Prepared,,Lunch: oras ser.
ved ,by . Mrs:. McNee•.
• Trier of Receptions
Three bridal recesptions Were'
held this past week at "the Dain
•gannon; Agricultural Hall. inn
,Monday night, Mr. and •Mrs, bre
ville McPhee of Auburn. (net'
Lily Kearns, •London, England){
were honor'ed, The grnotn is a
,memriber` of West Wawarosh Twp.'
Star ;reporter,: �tev.
i -• f, .
t was all ve � un ortuna e but
a
rJ'
t
he'. would rather not talk about.
it.. :....
• pit' isTexpected the.Matter will
be :dealt. with when Presbytery.
=�meetsnr -L. _'ebr-uary 12.th
•
Where
,' George McNail ,ji. Blyth is a
patient 'in ' Westminster• "HospitAl
re .he underwent an eye op -
1957 collectors . are Andrew eration.
ee Our . Stock•Taldng ; .'
,SIGHS; TOBOGgANg
AND OTHER ITEMS
Plum) iflg ' ;Heating, • Whing, Bavetrougbiitg
wikr6.r.►r. W►iwY..4ti.aio..4.+rr+ra+rl�rp+ir+i'
are leased 0 announce t
NOW USING
te.
Y SYST
f
. or Safe, automatic deliveries.
of oil to. their` : heating ;accounts:
ey are
phone Collect194.
ungannon ��,
►lwsya tLook .To • Imperiah For The Best
Council, Dancing was 'enjoyed-
;and,. an address of: best wishes
'wasread' by Mrs,., Ken Scott and.
Mi:; Bob McPhee•;made the Pres-
entation: of a .purse, sof :'money.
On. • Wednesday . night the re-
ception was for Mr, and Mrs.J.
C. Maize. . (nee Mary ° Doherty) '
Miss -Betty Black read. the--7-ad=
dress and ' Mr: Joe Haggitt made
the:: presentation:
On Friday night the recelition
►assfor Mr. and_Mrs.„Ralph.Mat-
thews '"(nee. Doreen ; Black)', .'; An
address Was read by Miss Ruth
Pentland and a..purse of : money
presented by 1Vlr ..Alex Nevins:;
ED I'NG °BELLS
CLUTT011T tWILSON
First B tist•' urch' London•
• app Ch ... ,
was` 'the .setting for " the quiet
we. ;ing.'Saturday of !Leta
son, only daughter .°of 1VIrs•
sie Wilson' of ' Aylm:er and Alex-
ander Stewart ,Clutton, ,onl . son
Y .
of . iMr .and . Mrs. Hamilton,. M.
Clutton .of London. The Rev..
Daniel 'Young ;'officiated
The bride wore '� l'
a �bauc a •wool
suit in :a' light. blue; , shade . with
g
hat.. and gloves` to match and :`a
corsage of pink Sweetheart rose
bu • s.
• Mrs Marion Wslliams of Ayl-.
mer was bridesmaid, dressed in'
- OBITUARY
WILLIAM . GIBSON' 'WHITE
The. death' : occurred. ' at West-,
minster, Hospital, London, on
Thursday,- January 24th of Lt. -
COL .William
tCol:.William' Gibson 'White, ad-
ministrating •officer, with' the De-
partment ' Of: ' Veterans—Affairs.
He was born' in Lueknow:.in 1910, •
son' 'of the late Ernie White; who',
died 'in .November of the saine
year His • --mother,, the --former
Margaret M.<-Murdie of Seaforth
died in 1954.
In 1911 the family moved.' • to
Seaforth where G °a:.on .received
his; early educatith He
ed
at
tend
Univ rsity of V�stern.On
tario, specializing zi�`in • ssgu?ges
, •
;and 'on coinpletion'`of his teach-
er's
eacher s training course at 0..0 .E. : was
engaged as. language' teacher : at
Waikervihe', ,Collegiate, ._.a ;,pose
tion he held -:'until` -`the outbreak
of World War 'II: 'He: p ent-:four.'
s+p.
,'ears. overseas on theti
Y Educa on
al Staff: On his return he took
his` former' ': ition which
had been held' for. him . but with, ;•
his`: overseas experience,. ;teaching
didn't' appeal .him' ahe -.
l�Pe to and. be
came associated' with.the DVA.
He ` suffered a heart attack early
in. may :of ; last ::.ear, but.,' after''a
y Y r
few months a 'resumed m st're h•,
e r umed is
duties ' and .,;was .. on dutywhen''
e It
1?�
i?R
a > 1 S' ;he. took ,a...secon'd.,attack;.an.d 'die '
grey': vwoo suit with:: winter ed
;White accessories and a :corsage suddenly. ';
-of-• rh-ite- a rlatior s He ;is: uiv ved ,li }hs' wife. the
Y
I)o.ug Winterton of London former _John Hutchins and: three
Was: groomsman. m children; .also two sisters 'Miss.•
.Followi -the, weddin a: ':re- '
ng' Wedding, ,Ernestine White in "Toronto • and,
ception 'was held at: the .home of ;
ePMrs: Allan• (lbfar aret') Armitage
,.g
tl e- rntS -anent on-1Vlile-7Road
grog p s of--A-1:1-istan; =0nt:--Y
Bast..`The bride's mother ;wore 'a
The funeraY'• 's r' i
e v ce was ;con
nav suit` and hat with ,a' corsa e
s Y g
ducted of the Anglican Church of
:of white mums. The groom•
Saint John, the Evangelist by :t;�e
mother ' ch se .:a wine dress .'with
Q :a .. � Rector,' the Ven• 'C. W.' F.orenxar. `•
dist. . ink accessories and.a col•-
Y p q with burial era • :Woodland' Gem ,•
sae=of-rose--�carnatio . -
g ns ei;ery • .
After:a••• short hone ' oon the
, Ym
couple Will make their home in
London. :
(The ,rriother o`f the gi Dote was
s. • Elizabeth • Murdie`
Luckriow,' is.. his .Gu' lit.
the 'former I'sabet Chesnut,'•, whose The "hest •way to get , rid:
early hone was in' Lucknow . :our dtities �s to discharge 'hem:
Y) Y c .....g t
P,
As your husba'nd's chief
beneficiary, would you
imow how, to handle; the
dministration of his estate'l
nexperience in 'such matters can be expen ,
untold worry. A sympathetic
-state . Officer, of the
rlingrTr.usta. Cor-porntaon w I1 b+ happy ; •
4
,to discuss Matters with ' you ,and, your
husbbi .uci. Stich • an . interview, could be the
answer to your, future peace of mriind •
il�►d :tSF1=1C
If• . , , •
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