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TURNBERRY TOWNSHIP SCHOOL AREA
NINTH ANNUAL MUSIC FESTIVAL
Township Hall - Bluevale, Ont.
FRIDAY, APRIL 27th, 1956
Morning Session 9 a.m.
Afternoon Session 1.15 p.m.
, Evening Session 7.30 'in the Wingham D#trict
High School
Adjudicator—Mr, Lloyd Queen of London Teachers' College
Music Supervisor—Mrs. Nora Moffatt
Come in Today It SPRIN_° NE-.UP
DOWNIE'S Sunoco Service
R. ASKIN PRESENTED
WITHI TELEVISION
F.ORDWICH—The true spirit of
"loVe thy neighbor" was shown on
:Friday night. in the community
•hali, Which was Packed to the
door.
k r,;Roy Askin, who almost two
years ago suffered an • accident
during haying operations and was
confined 'to hospital for one year,
and singe returning home has
been confined to a wheeithair was
presented with a. television' set
set and •a, sum of money. ,
-.A draw;was'•made on a 'beauti-
ful' quilt which several , of the
rieighbOr ladies had made and
Sold :tickets on, The lucky winner
Was • little Dianne Hibberd of
Goileiieh, granddaughter of Mr.
and Mss.,B, E. Allen.
Askin' was present - in his
wheelchair and thanked everyone
for the 'kindness shown' him and
his family.
`.Dancing' was enjoyed. Until' the
wee 'small , hoUrs. •
Fordwich
".! Mr; and Mrs. William. Edgar and.
Carheron 'spent Saturday in Kitch-
lanbr., . '
* Mr. • Bruce Williamson of Lon-
Aoti; ,viSited over the Week-end
With' his Mother, 'Mrs, Emma W•il-
lianisort.
Always Fresh
Busy ,13ees Start
Supper 'Dish Project
FORDWICH—The Busy k Pees
met at the home .of
ern with an attendance -1.-of ':'five'
The topic is "Supper Dishes: '
The election'Of . offieqrs;resiilted,
as follows; President,.,, 'Sharon
Polloelt; vice pros., ,Dianne,',alars-
well; secretary ;and ,presS.;repOter,
Marie. Browne, 4!'
Mrs, Fred McCann gtiVe, 108.1k
on the correct •incasurcirie'niS,'.'
The second' meeting was ,held on
Sa•turclay :at •the bon:lb of.lyfra.,•:C.••
Sothern. with- an attendance;:04 • six,,
After repeating the' Pledge,
Mrs.- Fred • McCann ,showed, the
girls how to make -veg-etabfe soup,
thin sauce and tea bis'enita, • . .
The next meeting Will )3e. held
on Saturday, • ,.
MRS. MARY BRIDGE--,
JOINS AUXILIARY
FORDWICH;--The .Ladies'' AUX,'
iliary 'to the Howielt Legiiar met
last week for the "April ,;MeOrtg.
In the absence of the pi;eAdent
the first vice, Mrs. Blythe Clarke
presided. Mrs, Mary, McCann,
secretary, read the, minutes.of-,the
last meeting. and •;: Mrs. a Helen
Clarke, •treasurer. gave. •thre'"finan-
cial report. . • !".
A new member,. -Mrs.-- Mary
Bridge, :was received: Into' :*;" the
Auxiliary. . •
Members decided to attexal ,the
rally on .May 16th in Clinto..',Mrs.
Mary)rizo McCann won the :,....triyatery
1
• •
TIM meeting closed, Avtth:', ;the
National • Anthem' and
joined with the' ladies • in`: a 'Social
half hour.
'
Mrs. Wrn. •
Dies in Manitoba;
Mrs Williani CasSells forrrker
resident of Winghttm;,:clidd
home in Shoal Lake, Manitoba" on
Saturday, April 21:st.., in ,hcr,,,6,9th!
year, she had ,been failing.
health for the pn,St six,, y,earq0 •
Born in Turnberry
the former Franees.Edna/Feitton,
she was a daughter of late
Mr. and Ur's. William FoktOn, of:
Culross, In December; 1011,' she '.
married Wilflabs CasSolls.: Of Wing-
harri, who predeceased het 'Three,
years ago. They" moved' io';tile
West in 1913, and reaided`,:en ii
farm near Shoal , Lake: fok.::over
thirty years, before Moving ,to the
town of Shoal Lake ten ybnrg ago.
Mr, and Mrs. Cassella g uyed in
Lower Wjngham for • two , ypars
before 'moving West. She. was a
member of the United Chinth,
Mrs, Cassells is survived by! five
Sons and seven daughters. ; Also
surviving are three :Asters and
five brothers, Sarah (Mrs: f, L.
Main), Winnipeg; Hetwiett4, (Mrs.
Alex. MacDonald) of Winglian1;.
Norma (Mrs, teRitY • Derider)
Clifford; WiJilan , FoXtem, of
Decker, Manitoba; Albert Hanle
Herb. and Milford, all Of.•4Wing-
haM, and 29 giandenildreii, a "
,Puneral services• were Veld:from
the Shoal Lake thliterrpItutch,
on WecineadaY afternhon With in-
terment in Shoal. Lake Cemetery,
on — at -the loViiost kite 'evert
the frames, the fabrics, everything is of the,
finest quality, because it's made by Marsindl.".
So buy a lifetime of conifOrt at batifaist
priceS-'-hlky a Marshall 004' Star or Sinooth
.,
Star mattress novel
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There are $.0 fundamental mum
• 1eSeareti projects .going On in •Ca-
44440 .Universities and hOSPitals-
wrbo, AtIpporteti almost entirely
by voluntary •,eontributions collect-
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Mother: What did. your dad say
when. he hit the fire .hydrant with
the new ear?
Son: Must x leave out the had
words?
Mother: Of coarse.
Son; Then he didn't say anything.
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1 So much for" Wee, but what flap-
pens with men and their plan0
Can you remembee from your
J•ciiiitiliqoti days the Weeks you spent
planning for the county fair? What
you would wear, what you would
do—yes, everything was oiseussed
hest laid schemes o' mice mid 'and planned. Then on the great
Taco I day such a terrible rain storm' hit
Gang aft .6,-gley." I the county that everyone was fore
I ed to stay at home, De you not
What' truth. is expressed hl this remember a few years later that
old verse , written so many years I first "girl of your dreams"? To- t ago by f"Robbie" Purnsl AS It was gether you planned for the future
true then; it is' true now, end I until one day your dream girl
'some how turned into, a nightmare suppose . will continue to he true , and you began a ll over again with until men. cease to think and plan. ; someone new. After marriage you
auNthoolvt:ItYI.orri
the certainly
af fairs si or peal's an 11 wplbayeedhe towesuelidid junior to college
become one of Vie
mice, but•I can well imagine some greatest doctors of all time, But
of the *lheartbrealts". and sorrows what happened tp junior? His great
mice are subjected to when their ambition Was to .become a tuck
plans, lail to materialize. Consider i driver, and !
instead of a great sum-
the case of the mouse who, niter ' goon your son became the motet
labor !feared driver on highway
abuji$duinn7a7wa'filfir: , cpPons)rtirinirle7 has his four.
number
abode - stuAtOreti to: bits by the
ploughtnan-'$'sbare. Or, what about i And so you sec that mice and
the pions who , finds 'a, dwelling 1 men are alike in that tEeir best
place,,,iti.:.a. warm„ friendly house? "laid
not
schemes mattegc,
Lot the
aft as.triii5.0r.
real
1'et
He •has. ''visions, *of , an enjoyable dons
t
of life? Wouldn't some if the wthientie,tiri,risupe6en:tii-nthooa,r if fthhee esTinth of , spice
desi res, I challenge, the thrill, the real joy of
he can ,g'o' liPstairS emcee night and 1
dreams
am we li f e be .w-10.01
8tiloif come true, and
ail Oil s'zlll
from, bis.vantage point behind the '
chesterfield,: Wateh his favourite our plans and wishes would turn
TV 'show, What' bliss! But what lout as we wanted? Yes, even nifee
happens? '-.The, "kind" friendly' may find this to be true; that the.
owner •of ,the.. house sets out a ! supreme test and joy of life lies in
generous „.helping, ,of cheese (for' surmounting the obstacles plae• '1'1
'the ,gerietal well-being be trice, "of , in' our path When plans go wrong;'
course) and...1the 'poor mouse be- I and, from these stuniblings and set-
comes another. victim of the creul, :backs, rising' to new heights.
Steer spring. '. ..,,'
. 1 George Proctor, XIII. '
Less than a year after the turning of the first
sod, the 1,600,foot. dani of the New ilrunwick
'&1ectrie Power commission's multi-million-dollar
Beeeliwood hydro development edges towards
,the east bank of ,the St. John river, 100 miles
north of Fredericton, To'the left the river flow
--oentriti prea oaraidnyi
is being chanelled through five t'ollways-.0f--411e
six 68-foot west bank piers. To the right. .
struction crews are rushing three centre span
piers to completion before the spring freShet. ,
Only three other piers remain to be completed'. "
before the dam is anchored to iho east bank
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FOR:DWICH—Mrs. Crosby Soth-
ern was . hostess for the April
meeting of the Fordwich W.I.
Mrs. Clare . Harris, president was
•in-thc chair and opened the' meet-
irig the Institute Ode, Mary
'Ste:Vvrirt Collect and Lord's prayer.
110$,::Ruby Fost er read •devotions.
.76, motto "To, sing in the sun
ii easy, to sing in the rain is
Victory", , was taken by Mrs.
HoWard Harris. Mrs. •Stan Bride,
secretary-treasurer, gave her fi-
J-iancial 'report showing -a balance
of $221.68 alter having, sent do-
-nations to varioUs organizations,
Mrs. Wm. McCann conducted the
installation of officers.
Bob Carbert of CKNX, Wing-
ham, was the glieSt speaker, giv-
ing the ladies many interesting
facts on good gardening. He said
if soil samples were taken you
would know Which fertilizer was,
best 'suited to your land, BoXe$
for :these samples can be secured
from the Agricultural College at
Guelph. Mr. Carbert also explain-,
ed CO the ladies the various types
Of stirtiy and powders that can be
used ,on insect pests, At *the
conclusion of his, talk he took
pictures Of the Officers which the
members are' looking forward to
seeing on TV, Mrs. Fred Demer-
ling thanked the speaker and pre,
seated hint with' a gift.
Miss 'McElwain gave some facts
alio"tW the library and thanked the
InStitute for its donation and said • they would be glad if 'any one
eared. to join and would try ' to
got, books that each and everyone
would .enjoy. Mrs. Harris thanked
Miss McElwain and she also WaS
presented with a gift,
Matey of the ladies brought
flower slips and these were sold,
and the proceeds 'used for the
Sunshine brtg Several ladies veil-.
unteered to help with the TB
mobile clinic Which la corning to
FOrdadelt in May.
Corninittees. Were formed to look
after the TWeedStimir Book end to
decide on project for the fall
fair,
The meeting' elosed with the.:Nri,-
floral Antheni. ikestesses were
Mrs, Mr,„ Gibson, Mrs. Winkel, Mrs;
M. Atinstrorig and Mrs. P. berner.
ling,
Mr; George Obidlow, Of Bespeler
spent several days' 'last: week at
the home of nicee;"Mrs.; Alvcr,.
etta. •.,••• .
Mr.' and iv'friS .1-1kivoY 1V1ieto ermitt
attended We ,funeral '9,f ...a ••eCtusiii
in Winston ,last week:, .•-•, • • • '•
Mrs.: Ilareld: Doig And Mss. %Hair-
old' Pollock attended 2 a?tiiirce-day
sessiarroft'the 'branseh"con-
fereape at' odderichlas1 We6k..•
'Mr, ,Willjam „pcnnell,,,„qf
Mins 'visited.' 'two ,...d'ay$ last, ..We.ek
with' l'ili'lnother,:::**5,
riettrand :his. sistei, 2,MKS. Peari:Fat,
Congratulations , to, Mr.' 'and••Mrs,
Neil , BbYroi:"-Ort : the'. little of a
da,ughtet oh April 21Stlin.•Listoviel
Hosnital,'
Sunday ,'ViSitors: 14'ith': Mrs and .
Mrs.' Torn' liutelilsoli were' Mr. rand
Nita. Koss "'Brian, arid /Cheryl
of "Gow tiiistoWn; "and ;Mr '•:f41ex Ed -
gar •of Mount. Tfoe,st.z
Mr. .and Mrs, f Everette 'Ashton
spent several days„laS . week with
the, feriner'S, pareats.11‘fr,antt IVIrs.
Ge6rge• Ashtoa. • Mr.,' and Mr's'. • Art
Wells ;•-•a.nd,:. bgby :Soir,• of ,'•BO'nticin,,
wore'Weeitiend stunt:
hoine. ",• .•
Mr; and Mrs.„„Kii,,
the with friends•;.fpTars,.
Mr and IYIrs . ce,..01'."..j;01tn,,, -and •
Karen`,. ,...9rangovpfe. appnt. the
week end wkth Mrs.; Dora Ridleys,"
crier, spent ihe:Iieek-cyl ; •
Mr:":Georgat MosSif Pf.“Calt;
Cd OY4gr with 'his,
daughter, :,,Mrs.,',.P...Ph:byt,
and Canipbeli.' • '•
Mr: And, „Mrs,: DanK.Wildfang of
Toronto,- the
with isti:'.....and:*.t",$..ii;03."':,f ittirrions
and dr;'..*ttirclary ationed Gil,
more .ylvYurraywedd ag in Moore`
ield i r .
NO: ?rtrl.,;,;:„P4ss116 4?11.11 0k; Pc:-
.•tie, week
end t cter .• -(111(.1;Itiri.' Art Fo 'res.;
Mrs ,Baez g1bs ii, b rank,arid Rob
Stan'. *Ike: in.r.taltirfeiStOn: • •
Mr. Itipit.Fostert,,•Of ypro,ntO Vis,
over the l../eii,;Ond NOtil
inet4r; • .MO. •
Mr; and lirs.Peter Browne Were
iri :Tofoiliti last 'Webit".att8titiliii thd
fiiiieral little thred;aier-eii:Vba-
vid Bail; :/vtri,' Ball 1,s- a niche of •
Mr ith'd Ith, *owrie'r, '
MrS, Stanley pride, 'district: pre-'
sitlent lif'Wciiiibri'S Irnstittife' and
Mrs.:Crosby :Si:Ahern Visited 'the
branch- at fvfoneriee. on' WOdneadaY.
Mrs. Glenn JOhriSdia:6.1iPeared, do
Margaret' PrOpliy's p:rogi•am ' en
"i'hursday ',afternoon ; and denion'
strated the, making 'of ii, Cake. , -
Mrs. Tom Hutchison, Mrs. Bill
Hiltdbition find 'Conine; Mrs. Albert
Gallagher 'and Mrs, Ross Naha and
children, vitilted -oh. 'Thursday With
Mr„ and Mrs. Jioi Inglis, at Acton.
. . , •
acrd tilauay Galbraith
visited and Mrs,
Guelph,'.
• Mr, and Mrs, 3c,r, MacDonald
of PiPley,'Visitact ,Siniday, with Mr.;
an4lVili4;01en'ir johiis'On; '
Friptida.of M1844* Lan ra Donaghy .
Will besar:ry .t '..iteat" tlz n she paid
the-nataforttine tu,fdll bid the sides,
wafik 'ad 'Friday; Sher,',redOlVed SoV-•
eral .euts., pn ,,betf..face. • b.f.: Fordo
is atte`nding tier. 2',
„MiSs katoritret and Mr.
Sairer.Of.,,gitelierier, spent the
rho tor- xriWAidele:kti,671;),D;dr,:e'ailt!,st,ilve17,6,tikalirith9.dirc
Messrs. Ross and Donald Dolg
motored -to •Leiridr.4 Ott PutidaY,
where they ttiett Era, gri,ls poig-
bn lief'`WaY ,IfOrtie fidreti• betrolt.•
last bt
e gltr
brit; P600. ShOteljy Or, dW i7;; POrtle
and the pphtie 'health ittirSet On
AVOrdwieli public sabot,