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with the formm"s sister,
Mrs. Bob Montgomery and Mr.
and1VErs, Harold Curriespent
day last week with until Mrs.,-
Bob O'Brien, of Whalen's Cornoei1,
WHITECHUROH Neighb o r 8
and relatives of Mr. and -Mrs.
Clarence, MeClenaoltan gathered in
tine memorial hail on Friday night
for a social evening hefore Mr,
anti Mrs. Meelenaghan leave for
their new home in RothstlY.- Ell Gyre,
pedro end erokinole were played.
After lunch Hugh Simpson called
the eotlhle to the front and read
an address, Mr, and Mrs:- :Russell
Ross anc rs. Simpsoe presented.
them with a TV lamp and chair,
Beatrice with a brash and mirror
set, Eldon with as brush set and
Mr. Robert MeCtenaghan was given
a desk lamp.
They, thanked their friends Cur
their thoughtful gifts and kindness
and itivited them Lo visit them in
their new home.,
Presbyterian Church this FridaN
at 11 a.m. with Rev, N. Caswell
conducting the service and Rev.
R. A. Brook of the United Church
giving, the Easter message,
Everyone in the community is in-
vited to .attend.
filFTS [PRESENTED.
BEFORE DEPARTURE
Service 4q2 Be AREA .1111SSIONARY-. Euchre Winners
F`riday. Morning
Mrs. Craig gave the call to wor-
ship and Mrs. Jas, McInnis read
the .Scripture lesson of the Easter
message. Mrs, Victor Emerson
spoke act "There they will Crucify
Him" and Mrs, George Fisher led
in prayer. Miss Mary McLeod gave
an interesting' reading, "Hope for
the prisoner," telling of a God,
who never forgets.
Mrs. Henderson, of Lucknow,
district president, as.,,,Orle of the
three teams speaking on Christian
stewardship in Maitland Presby-
terial, addressed the ladies telling
of their responsibility to use their
time talents and money for the
furtherance ,of the missionary
work. Mrs, Graham .had an exhibit
of literature and library hooks for
use in the meetings. Mrs, Gordon
Rintoul led in the offertory prayer.
Mrs. N. Caswell introduced the
special speaker, Mrs, (Rev.) Paul
hornbill of Prieeville, and Mr. and
Mrs, Rumhall and their daughter
sing in thy Korean language,
"Down at the Cross; where My
Saviour Died," Mrs. Rnmhall based
her talk on Corinthians, chapter 15,
"Death is Swallowed up in victory,"
Spe said the Presbyterian Church
hurl over 100,000 pvt'sons in their
cilium' there, and spoke of the
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Surprise Visit bu d Currie rs.• , ••_
14COMington Team
wiiITECUIIRCII- Mr. t Mel
I'' ate had a surpriet, visit 011-
;today when group of »wit
walhed up his hate,. headed by his
nflettlay. Neil Paterson, of Leitm-
Ingttat,
tell is tagui t .of the Falcons,.
the L'-?atatlitf/ton basketball team,
who 'pleyed on SAtardaY night
agaittItt, the Gwen Sound Raiders
and .won the intermediate
Ch aMpliono MI a.
On the rehire trip tlat mill tie.
chted to arOlt on Mr. team:soil.
Those on. the team.are i bou Role
inson, `:,trinity .1aetwoit„ Cecil etew,
Harold Wilde', liruge 81:4,k .lilts
Hill .lung.:, Pat It wie,
Don Moore and Bill Stobb,..
Holstein Dispersal
65 PUREBIZEDS
Th.ursday, April 5th - 1 p.m.
The Elgindale Herd owned by the estate of
J. D. STEWART, EDEN, ONT., selling at the
farm 61/2 miles South West of Tillsonburg on
No, 3 highway, east 1/2 mile, 3 miles straight
west of Eden.
Accredited - Vaccinated - Blood tested
This herd is of the type whieh hkdienles heavy msnieetion and
the records bear Ibis out. Mature records are from Gat lbs, of
fat 1-o 81.8 lbs. fat and average over 1.e,c.„ reeords 1(10
HA, to ever G00 Ins. of fat wi th many over 4'/.
The more, recent sires used wore Woodland Designer Gth,
Springitank Sovereign bream Boy, Spring learnt i-hiprerne
.1femima, Eigindale Bag Apple Master, and 'Edgewater Sovereign
(selling),by fi he is sired e exeellent son of Rockwood Rag
Apple Romulus and from a "very good" dang,hter of Sovereign
Ritg Apple Netherland, she. has a:3 yr. old Winter List reeord
of
093 milk and 780 lbs. of fat, 4.5e% test, 4 yr. recanel of-
18,688 oldie 857 fat, 4,59.% test.. Most of the bred (tows and
heifers carry his service.
Regarding type, 7 are elassified "very good", a great ineey
"g.Oett ithIS"' and it is planned to have the herd re-olassitied
• before the sale. Ake one daughter of "road Hope."
15 WILL BE FRESH OR DUE AT SALE 17 DUE
JULY TO Sf%'T., 12 DUE OCT, TO DEC., 8 BRED HEIFERS,
13 OPEN HEIFERS AND 3 BULLS,
Be' st)aT and attend this sale as there will he cattle to fit any-
one's:needs, either top breeding cattle or commercial milk
cows, and they freshen throughout the year. This is a long
established herd and high reeord bulls have been used from
the strut.
Sale under cover
J. D. Steward Estate - Proprieters
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"Where Better Bulls Are Used"
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We received a news release from the Holstein-
Friesian Association of Canada stating that
Lochinvar Bonheur Rocharm made a record of
33,108 lbs, of milk containing 1,326 lbs. of fat,
3,98% Argentina.
This is tiatew ;Smith American record. This cow was exported
as a cal( coming from the herd of Lorne B. Reid of Ripley,
Out. She is sired by Keendale I./with-war and her mother by
College View Governor, making her a '% sister to Maple Lea
L. 0. Rdsine, Ex SL All-Clan. who is the dam of our young bull,
Maple Lea Skokie, and. has 5 records on 2X that, average over
20,0e0 of 3.8% milk.
Then we remembered that another close relative
of the Rosine cow had made a high record and
on checking back found that her 100% sister
had produced as a two year old 22,765 lbs. of
milk, test 3.64%, 828 lbs. of fat. This record
was also made in South America.
Wonderful proddction far any country,
This Is the type of family from which we are choosing ou r
Ming hulls to Carry on the high production established by the
bulls that we are using now ,licit) have used previously.
For service or more information, phone collect
to: Clinton Hu 2.3441 or Mildmay 130r12
getween
7.30 and 10.00 a.m. week days
7.30 and 9.30 aorn. Sundays and Holidays.
Cows noticed in heat later should he bred the
following day.
WIIITEGHHCH
Mr. and. Mrs. Amide Purdon
and Mr. mid Mrs. Russell Pardon
land ehildrcn spent Sunday at the
home of the former's sister, Mri,
Floyd Bat of Beiwood.
Mrs, Irene Paterson, of Toronto,
spent the week-end at the home of
her mother, Mrs, Wm. Taylor.
The Ladies' Aid of the Presby-
terian Church, met on Tuesday at
the home nf rs. Russell ;Ross and.
(milted a W.M.S. quilt,
Karen Groskorth has been laid
up with searletinn during the past
week, and the folks from' that
house were in qoorantine.
East Wawano,till folks extend
sympathy In Mrs. Lloyd Mont-
gomery, whose I ii0,41 t.r, Mr's. john.
bath Sr., passed away on Satur-
day in Win tram General Hospital.,
She had been suffering' front, a
fall, in whieh several. bones In her
elbow had been. broken. Funeral
verviee ‘kas field from the Edgar
1e/1'W home, Cookie and inter-
ment was in Wenxeler Cemetery
MI '1 'll l.41.:1,Y.
Mrs, Albert Walters. held, a4 quilt-
Mg at her home on Monday.
Mr. ami Mrs, Welter James, who
have been the mail-carriers from
the post office to the station here,
for some years, have resigned and
Mrs. Albert_ lVfequillin takes over
Mai work on MOrl,day next.
Mrs. Willis and her sons visited.
on Sunday at the home of her
sister, Mra. Bennett Mitchell, 'of
_Molesworth.
Mrs,- leekinier, Huron County
librarian, was in the village on 'Fri-
day and changed two hundred
books in the library, I'm' 200 more,
which will supply this community
fur' the next three months,...
Mr. and ,Mrs, (;,eett leeleoner left
on Saul rIlay with Mr, Aft)) P1117-
(11)1/, hi spend the week-end at the
hi)»e .of theil• son, Mr. ftellson
lealconer, of Sarnia.
Mr, and Mrs. James Irwin of
Hamilton and Iiii Pp, Ebara .Irwin,
of Toronto,-,.snieft.the "week-end' at
the home of their' 'parents; kr, and
Mrs. person Irwin. - t , •
Mr. and 11tirs,i, ,Tabnes' 1.4idlaw
visited on Sunday at the home of
her sister, Mrs. Oliver MeBrien
and other relatives in Coderich.
A good crowd attended the two
Sales in this community last week,
at. the home of the fate Mrg, Jos.
Tiffin, in the village on Tuesday,
and at .the home of Mr. Clarence
,MeClenaghan on Thursday. Cowl
Prices were realised at eaclesate,
Quite a number from here at-
tended the funeral of the .late
William Hugh Young, from the
R, A, Currie & Sons 'funeral home,
'Wingham, on Sunday afternoon,
'Mr. and Mrs„ rtobt. Laicllaw and
eons spent Sunday with `Mr. .1.
Holmes of Clinton..
Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Long of Wal-
kerton, spent the.'weWteild with:
Mr. and Mrs. Levi Biernan, On.
Sunday, they and Mr. and Mrs.
Bleman and. Ann, motored to '1'or-
onto and visited at the home of
their sister, Mrs. Ted Tschirhart.
Their --Parents, Mr. and Mrs.
kfityry Mackay,, who had spent the
past five months at Toronto, re-
turned home with them and with
Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Long, returned
to their home at Walkerton.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Currie;
newlyweds, of Toronto, spent the
week-end with his parents, Mr. and.
NH's. (leo. Currie of: East Wawa-
nosh.
Mr, Harold Walker accompanied
Mr. and Nri8, Jack Reavie and
Mrs. Rutherford Reavie to London.
on Sunday and all 'visited with. Mr,
ftatherford ROaVie in Victoria 1 Hospital.
Barry Scott, son of Mr. and Mrs,
Robert Scott, was laid uP,'with
measles last week.
Mr. and Mrs, Ross Smith, of
Toronto, spent the week-end with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs..Russell
Chapman and with. Turnberry rela-
tives. ,
Miss Margaret Taylor has been
a. patient in Wingham 'Hospital
since Friday.
Miss Annie Kennedy; of Wing-
ham Hospital, spent - the week-end
at her home here.
Mr. Thos. Morrison spent the
week-end with his father, Mr. J. B.
Morrison at the home of Mr. and
:Mrs. 'Victor Casemore of Brant-
ford.
Little Ann Weber has been on
the sick list and under the doctor's
care during the past week,
Mr. rind Mrs. Cordon Wall and
children, of Langside„ visited on
Sunday at the home of his brother,
Mr. Ira Wall,
Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Ritchie
and children, of Wingham, moved
to their home on the Boundary on
Saturday, We. welcome_ them to
this community,
Mr. and Mrs. James Wilson, of
Atwood, visited recently with Mr,
and Mrs. Alfred McCreight.
Mr. an.d, Mrs. Wm. Tiffin and
children and Mr. and Mrs, Jack
Tiffin and son, of Wingham, visit-.
-ea on Sunday at the horne ,of Mr.
and .Mrs, Chas. Tiffin, of Langside.
Miss Marjorie Currie, of London,
spent the week-end. with aer
mother, Mrs, R. J. Currie,
When here on Wednesday, Rev,
and Ait.r.s. Paid Rurribbil and their
daughter, .'tenet, visited. With their
former friends of the tne,ftS0,• Rev.
and Mrs. Ce.gwell, They also Visited
with Mrs, David Kennedy and as
they chatted, they round that Mrs.
Kennedy's aunt had , married into
the McLean family in Altnonte,
and Mrs, Rurnhall was a deSeend-
' ant .of that family and knew many
of the former relatives in wheni:
Mrs. Kennedy had been interested
,in years. gone by.
Mr. Net Thomson, Mrs. %Mil-
'trod :Lott and Mrs, Mary. Roberta
Spent the week-end In Port ittlrorl
the Kb concession of East Wawa..
nosh met on 1P ridgyevening at the
• school with Mr. and. Mrs, 'Frank
Eckeuswiller In charge, right
tables played euchre.
Mrs, Kennedy and Clarence
Chamney held high points and
Mrs, Harry Cook and Kenneth
Mason held low points,
NU, and Mrs, Gordon Naylor will
be in charge of the euchre in the
school this Thursday evening,
successful evangelistic work done.
They have comniurtion and baptis-
mal service twice a year, at Easter
and Thanksgiving, Those wishing
to join are put en a year's proba-
tion and have a, strict examination
on religious questions before they
are baptized, All were interested in
the little dolls she showed, giving
a better idea of the dress and work
of the Korean people, She told how
earnestly the Christian people
there work for their churches and
the spread of the Gospel, and how
important it is that they can
preach a living Christ, not a Christ
on a cross. The speaker said it is
a great' satisfaction to see the re-
sults of their work in changed
lives.
Mrs-, ,l'ohnston Conn gave' Mrs.
Rumball a vote of appreciation for
het' splendid address, and Mrs.
Henderson also spoke. •
The meeting closed with prayer
and all enjoyed a social half hour
in the Sunday School romp of the
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WHITbICHIJRCH----A good crowd
gathered at S.S. No. 9 East Wawa-
, nosh on Friday evening And thir-
teen tables played ettehre. Mrs.
Lloyd Montgomery and Chas.
Suite held high points and Mrs.
Alex Robertson and Norman Cold-
Hass held low points. Mrs. Harold
I Currie was the winner of the my.
istery
A groliji from the section volut e-
leered to take charge of a program
1 1,0 Is' held hi the school. .on April
All enjoyed the social time In-
, grther.
WHITECHURCH- The Good DESUBES WORK
I WIJITECHUll6H---- The folks of
Prklay service will be held in the
WHITE( HURCH- The Easter
'numb:offering meeting of the
W.M.S, of the Presbyterian Church
was held on Wednesday with the
president, Mrs. Dawson Craig pre-
siding, Over Seventy ladies were in
attendance. Guests were the ledies
from the W.M.S. of Laagside,
South Kinloss and the United/
Church here.
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