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'AT 110WICK FIRES
' GORRIE---On Thursday eVeNing
about •9.30 a small barn en let 6,,
concession 13, Howieh, 3 and a half
Miles north of.Gerrie and owned
by Wm, C. Smith, ;wee destrOYed
by fire,
The' family was away at the thine
and the cause is unknown, A
tity of baled hay, and some chick-
ens were burned, ,
„ The Wingha.m Fire Department
Was called but was too late to sate
the barn,
On Monday, May 28th, the Wing-
ham Fire Department was called
to the home of Morley Johnston,
on concession 4, when a flash fire
caused by overflowing gaSoline and
a back-firing engine, damaged his
tractor. He had the blaze eating-;
uiehed by shovelling dirt on top a
the tractor before the fire 'brigade
arrived, Damage consisted. , of
burned tires, ignition and gas tank.
liORRIE
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Feigel
Marlene spent Saturday In Kitch-
ener, Marlene has 'been engaged'
on the teaching staff of the Smith,
son 'Public Scheel, Kitchener.„
Mrs, Wm J. Greenwood,'' Mrs.
Percy Greenwood, Mrs, ,1-1Owterti
Ritchie and Donal& of Duri3am i,i
were Sunday visitors' with Mi., and
Mrs. Glad, Edgar;
Mr. and Mrs, 'Allan McGill, and
Stewart; of Turnberry, were ;Sun-
day visitors with. Mr. and Mi.O. Er
nie Harris. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Copeland;
Wroxeter, and Mr, ,Jack„ Lathers,
spent Sunday .with Mr, and Mrs.
Roy Gowely.
Dr. D. R. F'inlayson, .of: Simny:
brook HOSPital, Toronto; Mrs, Fine'
layson and their son, Dr, 'Billie
Finlayson, Toronto, visited wirgf
N. Whitely during the' week-end.
Mr. W. C. King Was .Tillson-
burg for the Sbriners' spring cere-
monial. ' .„
Mr. and Mrs. Frank King :Visit;
ed with relatives' in Toronto over
the week-end. ' ' ' •
Mr. James Stevenson of .:Mont'l
, real, is spending a few weeka at the
parsonage,
The Rev. W YJ.- V. Buchisisanfa
attending the London ,Contetence^
of the United Church of Canada
at Stratford this week
Mr. and Mrs. George BreiVti anti
Sean spent. Mendily in London.
The centennial Cticiii is, eager ,;to
have more members. Preetleei
being held at the Gorrie , troito
Church.
Mrs: W. C. King, Mr., and
Earl King, Carol And' Douglas:spent
the week-end with relatives in
Windsor.
Mr. and Gordon 13tOivn
and Mary Alice of Beiiins'vitle;
spent the week-end with relatIV,es.
Mr. Gordon Brciwn,
has sold hiS property,; town, the
former Murray home;. to Mr Bert
Wright, con. 17.
Mr. and Mrs. -.Edgar-. Dane And.
children, Mt*. Hector
and Joyce Were guests, at the:,T4s:
lor-Dow wedding near Wiiigharn
on Saturday. •
Mrs. Arthur Chapman returned
home last Tuesday from the Pal
rnerston Hospital,
Mrs. Percy Colmar and Mrs.. R.
Goy, of Toronto, visited Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest King on Thursday,
Mit Robert Graham, Mr. and,
Mrs. Harold Robinson, Marion and,
Carol attended The,Jacques reunion;
at Moorefield oil ,Saturday.. :
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Irwin, Mr,.
and Mrs, Manfred Irwin And Mrs.
Minnie Irwin ateompanied
Jeari Rivals' to Melton airport On,
Sunday. She returned to her home
in Long Beach, Cal., by plane after
a week's Visit With relatiVes here
and in Toronto,
Reeve Harry Uowdy Will be in'
Peterborough this week attending
the convention of 'reeves and feast-
er*
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bleat,
ikon, after attending the Edgar re-
union et Wroxeter on SaturdifYi
remained over 'and visited Mr, and
Mrs. Win, Wright, WroxotOr, Mr.
and. Mit. ChM, 13lack and Mr, and
Mrs. Gordon Edgar,
The Rev, F. E. Russell and MeS,
Missed, Mrs. C. Lawrence, Mrs.
George 13eattie, 1111rs. Gordon Uri-
derwood, Mr* Norman Wade and
Mrs. harry King attended the
spring deanery Meeting of the Wo-
Men's Association at Brussels (in
Wednesday
Mrs, ;Barry IthtiMe and Corinne
Were in Tara en Monday, Mast 28
for the wedding Of Mrs ttitarkWS
uncle, Mr. °Sear Wailing, of Lind,,
say, to Jean C)Weini; also Chios-
my, Mit, Aherne attended the
'bride and the 11.0, W, TERYnaff, ;of
Tara, officiated ift the niatilage,•
which was `at the home of Mrs,
rthernast parents, the Rev. W, J.
And Mrs. Rayner,
lab. tow Byer* Ho velek;
has purchased Mir, Bert Wrightlii
15 =ac farm, 'don;
Mr. and Mrs, 150h hadie;,
to their new hOfrie. near
WeeXetteri .
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.IVTNOIIIA.111, ONTARIO, WEDNtSD,AY, $11iJNE 6th .mg
Mrs. Aitken Tells
W.M.S. 'About(
bidian Schools
l3LUEVALE---7The 'Woman's AS-
,CfQietiOn met ill :the United Church
on May 31st; with 'the .president,
Mrs. R. A, Br wk,
The treasurer, 'Mr's. Ale?f„ Me-
Crackin,..reported a. Satis(actory
balance. The president`reported the
ordering of. neW choir gown,*
An appeal •Wai read• trona Code-
rich Summer School. A report from
the. United church clothing: depot
in Toronto , stated that over 100
tons of clothing for the destitute
Overseas had, been sent from Tor-
onto in 1955, •
The VACS. met in the United
Church on May 31st, Mrs, John
Wickstead, president, conducted
the meeting and led in peayer.
' Mrs. M. L. Aitken had charge of
the study period, • Mrs. Elmer Sel-
lers read the Scripture.
" Mrs. Aitken, destribed education
.in Indian Schools which are found
hi all Canadian,; provinces. There
are' 67 residential schools in Can-,
ada, partly government supported,
'but. 'in charge of the- churches of
several denominations; DO Schools
on .reserves 'are; operate& much as
our Ordinary elementary schools,
Indians' are showing: increasing in-
terest in edueation•and the• school
enrolment' increases every year,
Turnberry Township
School Area Board
The regular mepting ,of the Turn-
berry •Township School Area was
held at. -No, ,3 school, pn May 17th,
All members . present, also Inspec-
tor .Kinkeacttandi A, C. Agnew.
The miniiiesa ,previous meetings
were read and on motion of Powell
and Zinn were :adopted: ,
Powell Hardie-That the secre-
tary-treasurer 'advertise for 20
tons. of• coal more. Or less.- Carried,
Powell-Hardie-That the board
join, the Ontario 'School and Rate-
payers' A,ssociation.
It was decided that if the over-
crowding:eontinues at,No,..11, that'
one full grade will be transported
to' another. Seho61.'," .
. Zinn, - PowellThat the follow-
ing bills be paid: Carried.
Teachers'• saltirieis. caretakers',
transportation, B. Pettapiace, re-
pairing lightning rods, $96.85, Alex-
ander'a Hardware, $15.55; Joe Kerr,
graveis'$113.9Q;::00.Ward:•,Fuller,,.re...
pair , $4,60; Winghaitids Advande,
$5.60; Bert Holmes, 'telephone, 95e.
Zinn-LThat the meeting
adjourn, next Meeting to lie at No.
5 school on June 21st, at 8.30 p.m.
Carried.
Huron County Warden
Fischer, first reeve of Tur
become Warden in 61
was honored at a reception
Wingham District High
last Thursday, when the
Jack of Motherly presented him with
"67 a mantel • clock, before a large
years, number of friends at the reception.
in the
School Mrs, Fischer was presented with
, .a bouquet of roses, Left to 'right, people
top, are Mr. Fischer, Mrs. Fiteher,
Audrey -Gilmour, who made the
presentation to Mrs. Fischer, and
Walter Woods, former reeve of
Turnberry, who made the presen-
tation to Mr, Fischer..
Campbell.-Ellie tt
VOWS in London.
The marriage of. Marjorie Arlene,
younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Elliott, of Whitechurch and
Donald Helm CaMpbell, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Floyd Campbell, of Morris
Township .was solemnized in the
Chapel of New St. James Presby-
terian Church, London, on Satur-
day evening at 7 o'clock, with the
pastor, Rev, Richard Stewart, of-
ficiating with the double ring
ceremony. The attendants were
Mr. and Mrs. Trevor Moores,
After a honeymoon spent
Northern Ontario and the States,
thee'heppy couple will make their .
home in Beigrave. Their many
frienda in this district extend best
wishes
BLUEVALE
The Sacrament' of the Lord's
Supper was observed in Knox
Presbyterian Church on Sunday.
There will be no service in the
United Church next Sunday, June
10th,-owing to, anniversary services
at Whitechureh.
On June 10th, anniversary ser-
vices will be held in Knox Presby-
terian Church at 11 am, and 7,30 • .
viSited. with relatives on Sunday. ' evening, .
m Rev. W. J S. .NfcClure, 13,As, Huron County.'Warden .I.. V, Fiseher and Mr Fischer are pictured
of Molesworth, will be the speaker, above as they lead the grand march which preceded , the dance after
- Otte . 'pon IvratLaren, of Toronto the':' remit-inn, at 'the Wing-ham- District .gligh '"Seirtiel' 'leaf.' Thursday
ATTEND BRONZE ARROWHEAD COURSE '
Knotting and .signalling were wilting tkO :subjects
taken at the Saugeen District Bronze Arrowhead
celiite, held in the Wingharil Armories en Friday
and Saturday. Above, District CertUniellOrier
Archie Gowardoek, of Walkerton, left, looks over
Sonic ropcwork by Patrol Loaders *Walt
Kibbon, of Wingbarn, Craig ntiwardtt, of
and Bill Mollatighton, Of Walkerton, In the
lower picture the winning Wolf Patrol WAS In
a little Morse Code practice on a home-made
inisset 80, Left. to right 'front row, are Paul
Wingbutial 1'L4 Byron Adams, Winghrun„
and 'Pb. Roy Hutchison, of Durham, In the back
row are Barry Fuller, of Wiugham; laL j'tie,k
Lawrence, Walkerton; Bob iluekingham, Itin*
carditie, And I'ardld Brougb, Paisley,
Leading The March
Wiry 'Snitl~ flettet-fitst.-
0,0.0f-:110100.- Twprill:18.5
.BLUE.YALE
Mr. Thomas Millibars' and Mr.
and Mrs. Robert •Catimbell of Han-
over, were recent visitors with Mr.
and "Mr** JOSeph HOrton.
MrS,.. A. P. Yolintans, Mr. and
Mrs, JOiliea ,Younikna, Jimmy- and
Alice ,Isabel ; all ..of Detroit, were
visiting al" the:horde of Mrs. P. S.
MaeEsvand at ;the 'week-end. Mr,
Thomas and Miss Beatrice Shear-,
Or of Wroketet Were' also visitors.
The Bluevale Women's Institute
will meet at the home of Mrs, Stan-
ley, Darling on Thursday, June 14,
when M. Ross Hamilton, of CKNX
Will be the guest speaker. Mrs. C.
B. Hoffman will give the motto,
"Community organizations and
'their' value."
Friends in this 'vicinity attended
the reception in honor of County
Warden John Fischer and Mrs.
Fischer, at Wingham High School,'
on Friday evening, when an en-
joyable time was spent,
Mrs. John Fischer presided at
the ladies' luncheon given in Knox
Presbyterian Church, Goderich, on
the occasion Of the Opening of the
new court hotise, on May 29th.
The Huron County Bookmobile,
in charge of kr. and Mrs. Glenn
Eckmier, arrived at the public
library for an exchange of books,
on Monday,
HONOR litikON WARDEN
Mrs. Stanley Darling, Messrs.
Jim and Harry Darling attended
the Wedding of Mrs Darling's
nepheW, Mr. William Gibson, to
Miss Audrey Moore at Trinity
tautheran Church, Ayton, on Sat-
urday. Mr. and Mrs. George L)ari-
ing attended an evening reception.,
Mrs. Gordon Greig is attending'
the 16th annual conference of
National Fariii Radio Foruin
Grinalioque this week,
Mr, and Atts, William Smith and
children have been reeved to Mill,
brook near Lindsay whore Mr.
Smith Will have charge of the
C/411, Station, Mr. Riches, recently
Of kitehefier, Will. be in charge of
the thieVsile Station.
]Miss Rona VittiVelsOr and MM.
, of Pordwith, ME, and
110* Dentild Street and children of
Listaivel,, *Ore Sunday Visitors at
the 'Mine of Miss 'Mary buff.
Mrs, AleX McCracken attended
1 the 00tli 'birthday celebration of the
Aunt,. IVIts, Thomas Jaeklin at
Witixetet oti ;lithe 4th,
litenr$ Seel* Mrs, Hugh Berry, .of Bructfield,
Aalted tifia7mes, A. D. Sitiith
Virst kierk ,Ht410k,.TOWnshIP Pleitt ,Beete. Of.•HOWlek.VOWiriefilP at the Week,enit,
41rs: John flyndrnan
90 on $aturdaY
GORRIi We eAkend'our hearty
eengratUlations ankbest wishes to
MO* John Ilyndrtiall, Who will cele-
brate :,hee :90th birthday on Satur,
day next„," •
A resident of Howielt Township
and Gorrie for the greater part
Of ;her' life, Mrs. Hyndinan has for
the last• few years spent •the Win-
ter months with her daughter, Mrs.
E.; Dowdall, and :Mr. Dowdaril in
'pronto. :She returned to Gorrie
on '.Tuesday of last week to spend
seine time with her eon, Mr, Fred
nYndman -and Mrs, Hyridman,
14L'r8. Hindman enjoys excellent
health for her years and is quite
active, although eyesight and hear-
ingare not as good as formerly„
United Church News
Q0,,itRIThe • W.M;S. of the
United of will• meet at the.
home 4" of Mrs. Cecil• Grainger on
Thlixaelajs.ev'ening, • June 7th, at
8 0.5.',Prograrn•„committee is Mrs.
W.es',-Strong,. IVIra. Jas, Edwards,
Mris H.- Ashton and' Mrs Irving
T-oner. • •
'Garden 'Party •
,The'annual garden party held• at
01,4,441110 Church on Wednesday
etVerring was well' attended and a
ilelidions supper was, served by the
ladies .`ef Ahe „church. , -
'133 R. W. N. -Wide's
of, reeves
acid idePaty reeves, who have served.
HOWick..,Township since its in-
dbrPortitinn, as a township 1856-
1956.... : •
r At first' the population did, not
atithorizettisdeptity .reeve and for a
nine,. it was. divided •into five
*arils. Then we find by the mien- •
tes, -from 4872 to 1899 that 'there
Were*twe deputies.; (.
1058,1 Henry Smith, reeve; 1857,
Georg:a:Strong, reeve; 1858, George
Strong, reeve; 1859; ,Robert Me-
Laughlin; reeve: , •
1$50,1;- ;Thomas;"Gibson, reeve;
Are I,- Wm, Ward
Ft_a*•Milne,' Mc-'
Deritild,.Wardr4, Fl4bert, McLitugh-'
: 5, !ihorritis Gibson."
t 1881,
•
',Thomas Gibson, 'reeve;
Ward 2,
.Mdrie, Ward 3, W. G. Walk-
er, Ward' 4, ROA,. Leech, Ward 5,
Theidas Gibson..
1862,,W. G. Walker, reeve; Ward.
1, Win, Strong, deputy reeve Mitt
time for deputy reeve); Ward 2,
Fairly Milne, Ward 3, W.' G. Wal-
ker, Ward 4, Robert Leech, Ward
5, Thomas GibSon.
1863, Panties Gibson, Reeve:
Ward 1, Win. Strong, deputy reeve;
Ward 2, Flatly Milne, Ward 3, W.
G. Walker, and 4, Robert Leech,
Wartf 15, Thomaa Gibson,
1994, ThoMaS Gibson, reeve:
Wird 1, WmsStrting, deputy reeve;
Ward 2, Fairly Milne, Ward 3, W,
G.. Welker, Ward 4, Robert Leech,
Ward 5, thomas
1865, Thomas Gibson, reeve;
WArti 1, Wm, Strong, deputy reeve;
Ward 2, John Pearson ( Ward 3; W.
C. 'Walker, Ward 4, SairieS Perkins,
Wird 5, ThoMas Gibson.
.1406; ,Thonalis Gibson; reeve;
ard 1, Janries Perkins, deputy
relive; Ward 2, John Pearson,
Ward 3, 'W. G. Walker, Ward 4,
George Green, Ward 5, Thomas
MURRAY GAUNT IS
SPEAKER AT MEETING
BLUEL.111`.ALE-Tbe firaf. Fneetilik
of, the' Turnberry Calf Club Was
held* the home et Mr. Niergarth,
on Tuesday evening, May 15th, with
Geoyge Underwood and' Dell FOP-
tune as le*dere. There were seven-
teen out of the nineteen members
PseSent.
The meeting opened with the 4-II
'pledge,' led by the president, Ian
iVtundell, Re then palled on . the
secretaryoGail Shaw, to mark the
attendance.
The meeting was turned over to
George Underwood, who introdUced
the guest speaker, Murray Gaunt,
frOm LuclinoW, Murray gave a very
instructive talk 'on judging ,beef
cattle:
Don Fortune gave some hints on
dairy cattle, Wayne Woods thanked
Murray for coming and assisting
at the meeting. • .
,The club members were invited
to the Wise: were luncli.wa.s served
by, Mrs. Niergarth. Before going
home Douglas Fischer moved a
vote of thanks' to the hostess for
her lovely lunch.
• • ,• • •
AT WICKSTEAD HOME
13LIJEVALEThe .second'- and
third line. group, • Morris, ,Of the
Weinan's Association- of Bhievale
United Church, held a stile, and tea
at ,the home of Mrs. "Johii Wick:
stead.On tha fhird.dine, on W.ednes-
day palternoon, '"4 , .
The gatbefing I was well attend
ed and articles on tdisplay found
ready dal* These inchided.baking,
various 'kinds of 'plants,' knitted
articles and -seiving. Mrs. Wick-
itead and' her conlinittee were well
repaid for their efforts, and their
guests enjoyed the afternoon. ,
Gibson.
CAang15 trNh.:Warde
1867; 'Phonies Gibson, reeve,
Janiee Perkins. delitity ,reeves 1868,
Charles' Pieltford, reeve, James
Perkins, deplity reeve; 1.869, James
peritins, reeve, Wm. Wade, .deputy
reeve; 1870, :Jarned Perkins, reeve,
Wm. whad, .deputy t reeve; 1871,
Jas. Perkins;.reeve; Alex L, Gibson,
deputy reeve; ,1872, james Perkins,,
reeve,' 1st, Alex L. Gibson, 2nd.,
BenjaMire Maguire, deputies; 1873,
James Perkins,' reeve, Aleis L. dib-,
son, DaVid. Weir; 1874, James Per-
reeve,:iAlex L: Gibson, Davin
Weir; 1875, aJ, J.- Sweetman, reet;e;
C.C Wilson, B S.'.Cook; 1,876, John
Kaine, reeve, C,,,Wileoit 13; S. Cook;
Jelin Keine, reeve, Thos; Wil-
'son, David Weir; 1878, John Kaine,
reeve B. .S,' Cook David Weir;
:1879, John' reeve, B. S. Cook,
111aVid Weir; 1880, ' John Kaine,
reeve, B. S, Cook, David 'Weir;
1881; John Kaine, reeve, B. S.
Cook, David Weir; 1882, John.
Kaine, reeve,. B. S. Cook, DaVid
Weir; 1883, John Keine, reeve, 13.
S. ,Cook, David Weir; 1884, John
Kaine, reeve; B. S. Cook, Charles
Wilson; 1885, John Kahle, reeve,
13. S. Cook, -Charles Wilson; 1886,
John Kaine, reeve, B. S. Cook,
John Jacques; 1887, John Kaine,
reeve; /3. S, Cook, John Jacques;
1888, John Kaine, reeve, Sam John-
ston, John Jadques; 1889, John
Keine, reeve; A.nsen Delmage, John
Jacques; 1890, B. S. Cook, reeve,
Anson Dalninge, John Jacques;
1891, B. S. Coelt, reeve, Sam John-
ston, Sara liay; 1892, .john Kaine,
reeve, Sant Johnston, John Jac-
ques; 1893, B, S. Cook, reeve, Sam
Ferguson, Alex Graham; 1894, B. S,
Cook, reeve, Sam Ferguson, Alex
Graham; 025, B, S. Cook, reeve,
A, C. Sothern, Alex Graham.
(to be continued)
Mr, and Mr* A.
ganallfan and Mra,.
spent A day laat Week rein
49iilviet4thder:::Mr,ne,v41. Sa,l)ile::Mtntr:seeNkvIsd.nMsrp.:no.bt,e, l
Kr. and Mrs Fred 01.
days last week with relato
Mount Forest.
*'rsitio her
Uainstock
weekv h r
j2t
enthlegbi:frtntnillanott-if0Wartsfnoti:eep.Mrtvlia•I:leatij;,r.
OM Whips (nee Ruth Pat,
fitaltny "ci on theto14. birth .014;.
Ceatsworth, Ont,
Mr. and Mrs, Boas Doig
Donald spent the „week-end
members of their family
Catharines.
Mrs. Wm, Blake is giend)40
Week With relAtives in Duita
Mrs. Anson Dernerling • lett
Monday morning- to join her !
band at Kirkfield for the suns
months,
Rev, J, W. Hird attending
conference of the "Gaited Chia
at Stratford this week.
The many friends of Mr. law
Witmer will be sorry to hear he'
confined to the Wingham Rospi
with a chest ailment. -We wish 1$1
a speedy return to his home,
Mr. and. Mrs. Milton Fries visit
at
last irn Ewevekaie ith the former's .lath
M iesee-e irt0
Elizabeth
71t..tterson
seen
theW
Congratulations to Mr and M
M. Bride, who on Tuesday o
this week. celebrated their 55t
wedding anniversary, both are eh
joying very good health.
Mr. Alex Edgar of Mount Forest;,
and Mr, Laurie Stewart of Torun*
visited on Saturday with .1VIr. and,
Mrs. Tom Hutchison.
Week-end guest's at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Wally Gibson wer
Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Gibson and
two daughters of Flint, Mich.
Mr, and Mrs. Willoughby Patter-
son, of London, spent the week-end
with Mrs. Pearl Patterson.
Dr, J. D. Forde, who has been
confined to the hospital in London
for six weeks with virus pneu-
monia, returned to his home eins
Sunday where he will convaleseo
for several Weeks, Its iman.y friend
wish him a speedy return 'to bealthl
Mr. and Mrs Cecil'TMWilson andl
Mr. Walter Harrifield visited on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Roth at Ragersville.,
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Arrnatren
spent the week-and -with Mr, an
Mrs. Irwin 1V1eDowell All 'Gait.
,Mrs. Stan Bride :spent :-seven
, last week with .Mr. and Mr
Java; .7iddell at Tediotdale.
Mr. and Mrs, 'Dick Aldrich o
Galt spent-the , •we'ek-end in
community,
Mr and Mrs. Bill Forst And Terry .
of Paris, visited over the vseek-end
with Mr. and Mrs, Earl Moore,
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Tornlin of De-
trolt, Michigan„ visited over the
Week-end with Mr. -and Mts. Art
.Forester ersitterand with relatives in H
Mr. John Tinian :spent the week-
end with his wife and little daugh;1
ter in Port Colborne.
Miss Ruth Gernhatder of Kite;
home
ehen her, esrpeent the week-end at het'
Messrs. Mel Allan, James Vittie
Joe Hefter and Carl 'Ettinger 'at
tended It drumhead service in
eter on Sunday.
Miss Glennis Smith and Mr.
Mervyn 'Wallace: visited over the
week-end" with Mr, and Mrs. Doug
Wildfa.ng in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim McCann and
Donna, of Palmerston, and Mr. and :
Mrs, Bill Hutchison and ' Connie,
visited on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. W. McCann,
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs, Tom Hutchison were Mr. and
Mrs. Ross Kuhn and family of
Gowanstown and Mr, and ' Mtes
Addison Jacques and Janet, of,
Gorrib.
Mr, and Mrs. Robt. Campbell and
family visited on Sunday with the'
latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo,'
Moss in Galt,
Miss - Shirley Ashton, of London,
spent the Week-end with bet par-.
eats, Mr. and Mrs. George Ashton,
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Brown and
Mary Alice, of Bearnsttille, vialted
with friends in the community over
the week-end.
Mr, William. Sothern quietly eels,;
brated his 94th birthday on Sault.
day, June 2, at the home of his -son
Bruce, 4th concession. Vsbere no'
resides, Mr. Sothern still enjoys
quite good health,
Mr. and Mrs, Eldon Graham, and
Karen; of 'Toronto are spending,
couple of weeks at their sarnnier
home here.
Mr, and Mrs. Bride
Married 55 Years
pciablinat-A pleasant tint
was hold at the honed of
Mrs. B. M, Bride on Sunday, :fun
g, when members of their fat nil
And friends gathered to eolebrat
the 55th ataliveisary of their mar
Hag°, which will be ;runt 6th.
Although the weather waS ire
very favorable gttett oeht tai
afternoon Visiting, after 'which
hountiftll'lunch vim served.
Guestq were breSent from Ter
Otto, Huttonsville•,, Biota, Hapi
ville, Ititchener Brussels.
wished Mr, and Mrs, Bridn it
°d health Mid- hdolhvg‘.
PleasantlY, Surprised
On ,83rd Birthday
GORRIE-Mrs, Robert Graham.
Was =pleasantly surprised on Tucs-
day::,e'yOing, her 83rd birthday,
when ;friends dropped in, bringing
supper, ancluding birthday cake and
ice cream: -A pleasant:evening was
spent,
Graham received a number
of:birthday cards add gifts. Many.
friends, will join in , best wishes and
1,1ope. that her-health, which has not
been ,so' good' lately, may soon int-