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th.e home of Mr.
roator on Monday
an attendance of g.7
00110 After
,the broadcast On the
Parity Thome ter
0.44 the first question
liLany families are at,
tihp forum: and Were: their,
belOw other Occupations?
group said there were le
gttendin,g the forum 'and
agreed that their returns,
• below ' other .occupations,'
p,* 'Arrived at this conclusion
(filso the costs of art:toles that
..4ermer must buy in order to
,pate efficiently, ure far too
* in Proiibrtion to what he re -
Wes for farm produce,
."130b Prooeter showed pietures of
1,he. Morris Centennial parade and,
of the,Hoistein tour at Ridgetown
last sumnier, Progressive euchre
Was, played With WO prizes going
to, Mrs. Wilkinson and Robt,
Yuill. Consolation prizes went to
Mrs. Rae Crawford and H. Wilkin-
son.Lunch was served,
The next meeting will be held at
the home of Mr, and Mrs, Rae
;Crawford,
SPITFIRES TRIM
LISTOWEL TEAM
In the Wingham arena on
Monday night the Wingham Spit-
fires trounced the Listowel Inter-
mediates 13-8. Inn the last seven
games the Spits have rung up 4
Bellmore Gins
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Cut Gafinents
REtLVOrtii4---Qn Thlostley after.
neon, DOceiraber 27th, the 0$1rnore
Sleepy Time Gals held thoir third
meeting at the home of
Simmons. The meeting nOmineuce4
with the repetition of the 4 -
pledge in unison, The Vinates
ware read by SallY Jeffra4
The roil '`Tigninibig I Will
Vie for My PYjarria0, Was answer,
ed by nine giriS, The members
pinned their patterns on the Ma-
terial and began to cut out the
garments,
Marjorie Kieffer and Shirley
Sillarnons served lunch and the
meeting closed with the national
anthem.
Mae Donhiedee Will" be host
at the next Meeting
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On Friday evening, January 4th,
the Belo -lore Sleepy Time Giais held
their foulth Meeting at tho home
of Mae Doobleclee, Tile meeting
opened by everybody repeating the
4-H Pledge. The rilintitea Were mad
by Mae DOubledee,
The roll call, "A Pattern Alter-
ation I Have Learned to Make and
How It Is Done", was ansWered by
nine .girls. Mrs., Johann axid Mrs.
Rutherford shOwed the girls how
td make the French seam and Shir-
ring: they Worked on their gar-
ments, •
Lunch was served, by the host-
ess assisted by Norina 1-larper. The
meeting closed With the- National
Anthem, '
The next meeting will beheld at
the home of Mary Elliott.
OSS
Wingham Sleepy
wins, 2 ties and one loss to takeI Time Gals Make
over fourth place in the "Big Nine"
race. Corded Piping
'In the first period Wingham out-
•
The fourth meeting for thy
seored Listowel 3-2. ken Lee potted. .
Wirigham. 4-H projeet, "Sleeping
two goals for the Spitfires with
txarxnents", was held at the home
Doug Murray notiehing the ..lone of the leader, Mrs. Guy oh the
Winghajn goal. C. Nickel and afternoon of janizarY 2nd at two
,
Jerry Wahl tallied for Listowel: o'cloek. There were six. Ihetriblierds
At the end of the second period in attendance. The roll vtias ea
the Spitfires had .the lead by an and. each member replied with a
Suitable answer.
8-5 count. Telf Struthers, Bruce
The secretary's report was given
Lott, Jerry Fryfogie, Gord Wain by Betty Ann Lapp. Members were
and Barry FrYfogle notched the asked for suggestions as to color
Wingharn goals. L. Love, W. and design, to be used for the re -
Woods and Tiat McKay were the cord book ccivers, "
Listowel marksmen. . The president, Siebje Souwsma,
had recently discussed the possibi-
The third' -period Provided lots .
lity of a 4;H column in the '-local
of scoring with Wingharn mark -
newspaper Nvith a Member of The
ing up five and I,Istowel three. Advance -Times staff and brought
Ken Hodgkinson, Bob Cartier,, Jim the matter 'before the gathering,
Campbell' collected single goals All, xnember,s were intereated and
With Struthers and Wain collect- willing to co-operate if other cinb
lug their second goals of the game, would do likewise. "The VVingliam
Wahl and Love scored their sec_ Sleepy Time Gals", as ha:d been
ohd goals of the game' for L' t I decided to Cali the grog') at a re
• with M. Smith collecting the other vious meeting, Will now try to in-
terest others clubs in the area,
Listowel goal,
„ At this meeting the girls were
WhVGRAM-r-Goal, ,Teskey; de- taught, to make corded piping
fence, 3. Fryfogle, Duffy, Wain, ,Following this instruction each
Cartier, Graham; forwards Hodg- girl's garment Was inspected and
kinson, Murray, strother$ Camp_ alterations were made where
• bell Lott Bain Lee B. Frvfogle necessary. The home assignment
= for the week Was to flat fell stitch
LISTOWEL—Goal Anstett; de- the seams and Pra'clise snaking
_ corded piping. '
; kAnyenon woods, Johnston, The meedng adjourned and the
ThOiririson; ferwards, McKay,'Me' girls will meet again oh January
Sli!ith, Bender, ,VVahl, LoVe. 16, at the 'home of Mrs. Guy -
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ERI INJURED
R CRASH
A wo*Oar collision at Relelri
enrner :en Concession TAirnbeiry
Taw:Oh-44 on January 200, inured
both &Mrs.
Admitted to the Winghant Gen-,
oral Hospital was Ross Worm-'
'worth, Wingliam, suffering' from
outs 'to the 'head and face and
shock. He Was driving a sedan.
delivery owned by the Department'
of 14rids and Porests, with which
he is eiPPIVottl as ConawvatiOn
officer,
'The Oriver the. other ear,
Prank OqrchOk, of Walkerton, was
teller), to Bruce County Hospital,
Walkerton, Where he Was treated
for facial injuries.
Cordiek was travelling north and
the' Wormworth vehicle eaSt,
Worrawarth's station wagon wea
demolished and damage estimated
at $8001was done to the Cordick
car.
Provincial at:instable J. .1, 'Lewis
investigated.
Mrs. W. j.. Scott' .
Passes at Hospital
Mrs. Clara B. Scott, widow of
Wm. J. Scott, 4, Wirigham,
died in Wingharn General Hos.,
pitai on Friday after a short, hi-
ness, She was in her 61st year..
The former Clara B. Agar, she
was born In Morris Township and
spent her school days at Brown -
town public ;school and later at-
tended business college.
She was married in 1936 to Wit-
ham J. Scott, who died in 1947.
Surviving; are one daughter, Isa-
bel, three- step -daughters, Mari,
Lamina and Mrs. James (Evelyn)
Mair, of R.R. 5, Brussels, and twp
step -sons, Spence and Lloyd. AlSo
surviving' are ' 'four, brother&
George of Stratford; Fred, of Kil-
larney, Man; 'Wallace and Charles
of Morris.
The funeral was held on
day at at 2 p.m, from her home. The
Bev. b. J.„ MacRae of Wingham
United Church, cendueted the, ser-,
vice. Interment was in the Wing -
ham Cemetery. Pallbearers wet'
Melville Mathers, George Fowler,
HaiVey Edgar, Bert Garniss, Har-
old Agar, Stanley -Jackson, The
floral tributes were carried by An-
drew McKague, Bill Walker, Roy
P'orter, "'Earl Sellers, Jim Turvey
and DeWitt Miller..,
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BLUE VALE FARMER
'DIES AFTER fALL
John M. Mdse, 60-yeanold fat'-
.
mer in the Bkievale distriot, died
at the Wingham General Hospital
on Friday ,:afternoon as .the result
of injuries suffered in a lat.
•
Working in the barn at the fartn
, of' William 'King, where he had
been employed. for 'the past 29
years, the man had gone into the
mow to throw down hay. Appar-
ently lie missed his. 'footing and
fell to the barn fleor.
The injured man was discoVered
by Mr. King and his Son when they
returned from work at "a second.
'farm. in Grey Township: Entering
the stable they heard groarii and
discovered -Mr. Moses seated on a
hale of straw. .
Deceased was unmarried. He was
a son of the late Mr; and Mr .
Hugh Moses, Be is siirvived by;
three cousins;' JarneS and
Bessie Mose,, all of Brussels,
The funeral was held at the
Rann funeral home in Brim/tele' 'on
Monday afternoon with interinerit
in the, Brussels Cemetery,
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Resident Passes
MrS, Minerva Dey, 78, of Lori.;
don, died Wednesday night at the
ParkWoOd Hospital,
A initiVe of Brantford, Mrs, Dery.
&Mao Winghain as a, Child and
ceiling. tan ,„ white i;thited in .0t, -1,2o i anent her early life here, She was
and 16* x 16" g the fernier Minnie Ireland "and
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1--- was married to /eines Dey who
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2 t es PAINTS . passed* away sOrne years ago,
I Surviving are dne daughter MM.
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4 W, A. Robertson, London; two
-ii sons, James G. bey,' Plorida, and
"I Gordon A. De4:,, R. 11, London;
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on sister, Mrs Agnes COIllirs.and
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„-- a brother, aare irehitill, th df
-,17; kineltrdine, There Itte Mir grati•fli:
g children: and .Ore greatzgran&
P Oilii d. Mr
, NV{ 1 f fe d Henry, Whit-
....-.. i, ham le a litItte; •
m rz,-.
M, S'iiiiertd terVIcla WO held' iii,
.....1 4, utidori oh 'Vilda8, evening 'And 'the
''' thdY was brought to Wintherit .or
2=7:M Ourliti the telloWing day.* 2 Mt.
.fedit, -Cady' of the Wing -bath Ettp.
,. - , , Atst ,Ottnteh. ointutod ati, the gey.
14 heft ' e
fir. 3 , tiljtiiillliiiillil * V " ''
40.e will SURE try and SAVE
,you money to fik up 'that
basement NOW
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va, am Nits, aroi4 Adlttili
and children and Mt And Igtpt, ItaY
sWpehnIttet0.1141gisZ)fis414_Wth.:11144arlAtIpplisS.
M. and Mrs. Harry,Cgo 7Of lititt,
11QMilr'. Gehrgo RoSaOt.,Alg- 0 Sound
spent a f OW days, this Weetit gf the
home of Ma parents, Itt,t"iitnd #0,
. .
Rehert Rosa,
Nit% and Mm Aliliaxn TillOpti'W
.9f st, noleOs SPeot WedllAtilt)" at
the borne of their daughtOK. Mrs.
George Walker, . .,
• Ten tables playedeuchre in the
Memorial bad here o» Thursday
evening, when. 'tlie Instp iiicliPs
held a secial ,eVening. 1.1tra, Rua -
sell Ross 'anti Mr, Jon» :1140Gee
held high pointsand Mra:: Jamea
icnowwtpeasintasndmItl:oHnseirdponeolarlArteia4 yvhe9140.,
the,MYStery prize and the ladies
decided to hold anOther etiehre in
two weeks.
Mr. Ohar.les Leaver, who spent
this week'tn Toronto af ttio-, home
of Mr,. FredLeaver, Was. in: a
Motor :aeldent, in that .city,, .
Mr, arid Mr. Kenneth Dow4ng
anci&farnily spent Tuesday at the
home of her sister, Mrs. aOctrg
Bradley of Mount Forest. On $
day the Pawling families ilit to-
gether at, the Greenhuah hall,
, Mr, Thos; Kerry, M. and Mrs,
Melvin Kerry, Mr. and Mrs. Law-
son Majury and family df 'Pala:ley,
and Mr. and Mrs, Nelsen 'leri'Y of
Walkerton; and iVilas.., Marjorie
Kerry of Toronto Visited on Chriat-
Inas Dv with dr, and Mrs. Albert
Coultea.
, Mr, and Mrs, Robert H. 'Coultas
and sons of Morris, and Mr. and
Ays, 'Nerman Coultes and family
gathered on Sunday • evening last,
at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Albe4t
Coultes. . , 1111;1111
. Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Caldwell, Mr
.
and Mrs, -Gordon Caldell iati
family of Blyth, and Mr. and-MrS
ack Catcliff Of Brussels ' Spen
hristmas With Mr. and 'Mrs. Wm
intouI. The Riritoni farnilY visit
d on SinidaY with - Mr. :and Mra
alPh Cameron of Ashfield,
Coultes . and. - Leaver. farnilids
athered on.' Tuesday evening a
e, home of Mr. and Mrs. Norma.
;Mites for a family get-together.
niteil $S, Holds:
nnual Meeting'
WHITVGHTIRCH--- The ltnnal;
1141:441;a4Y .S.".che ooWl 'bW14: hheit %1";"
tooin of the Ohitych: on erbleY
• evening with Uev, 4, Brook in
charge. lila sunciay school had
aneeeSafUl year, with a good
cash, balance on hand, The foriow.
in te&Chers were aPPointecil
Class 1, gra, Z„ Oreshorth,
asst., •Janet Gaunt; Class g, Mrs.
Grositorth,,, Mrs, rt, Chapman;
0140a Mrs. Millen Moore* Mr.
Chapman; Yonng People's Class,
Mi. T. b, •peecroft, MrS. Rasaell
G4unt. Mrs, Boa Scholta; Bible
Clas& Rev, .Broolt, Rev. W.4,
Watt, Mrs, James Falconer; see,
treas.,• Raymond Laidlaw, Ivan
Laidlaw; Cradle Roll Supt,, Mrs,
Herbert Laidlaw; auditor, Mrs. Al -
hot Coultes, '
Mrs, Groskorth, Mrs. MoCire and
Mrs. Farrier were apPOjilkOct a
committee • to arrange for prizes
and certificates for points of mer-
it for the Sunday School pupils.
Rev. Brook closed the meeting
With Prayer. •
Discuss Farm,
Incothe at Forum
WHITECHURCI4,4-The Far in
Forum met: on Monday evening at
the home of Me. and Mrs. J. D,
Beecioft with eighteen present,
The •eight families represented,
realized that their earnings were
below parity, becanse their ineomes
are reduced by receiving \Jew
prices for produce against the
high, prices of farin Machinery,
fertilisers and • Other :necessary
expenses and with ,fluctuating
markets, as a few weeks ago when
t hogs dropped $3.00 in One Week.
All realiied that it is unfair to
- eompare urban and rural hours of
• labor and renumeratkin, as labour
simply goes on strilce, and each
yeareatta.ihs a higher income..,'
t Mrs, John McGee and Sas. Fel-
.
coner held high points in euchre.
The next- meeting will be held at
tthielinhtto.mes of Mr. and Mrs..Cordon
th
Mr, Eddie VVaddel of ,Brampton,
wlio has been working for' the' past
six months with the Carter' Con-
struction Co, of Toronto, and who
sPent the sin/Mier months at Moos! -
min, •Val D'Or, Que., and on Bear
Island, near' the Arctic Circle,.
Spent this past ,week with relatives
'in Kinloss; visiting over the: week-
end with Mr. -and Mrs; Win. Henry.
Mrs. W. Webster, who has been
a patient in Wingham Hospital for
the past few weeks was able le re-
ttirn home Monday
Mr, and Mrs. 'MyliS; St. Marie,:
with Mr, and Mrs. Fred Robinson
and .faMily,, of Toronto,' Mr. and
,Mr.'Raphael St. Marie and baby
of Lansing; Mich., Mr, and MrS.
Dean Brennan and 'family, Guelph,
.The St, Marie of -Vancouver, and
Mr. and Mrs.: Ja,s. St. Marie and
family of Se.' Catharines, , spent
Christinas with their ?areas, 'Mr.
and Mrs. Jas. St. Marie Of Kitch-.
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.nr. and Mrs.' Cap Weber and
family; visited on Tuesday at the
home of 'his. 'sister, Mrs: liobt.
Chambers of Harriaton.
Teeswa'ter i1
Hurt iii' Collision
Katherine, I3allagh, the three'
year-oldl daughter of Mr, and Mrs.,
Lerne `Ballagh, Teeswater, was ad-,
nutted to the VVingharn General
Hospital last Wednesday folldwirtg
a ear accident.
The child was treated for a badly
cut 'ehin caused when she was
thrown against the dashboard of
her parents' par which came into
collision with a :car driven by Got -
don Cersen,
DONNYBROOK
tA Happy and Prosperous NeW
Year to '
The Misses Margaret and Irene
Sefferstai, have returned to 'their
teaching duties' et Oakville and
a
s t
Dunnville and Louise to Stratford
Tectehers' pollege after the boll -
day.,
. Mrs, k. H. Doerr of Niagara.
.Pails vialted rlak week .with' her •
Parerit&.• Mr. and Mrs. At iChatn-
ney, and other members '611 6
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The Sincere' SymPatbY Of this.
community is eXteaded
(itevj Witstiingtoti and
'also to Mt, .01ittett,oe Oex their.
recent berettVenietit,
'Norman Hanna,. 2-yettr.old .son
aft .ad Mrs.. AO' %Pink is it
patient in the Children's Hospital
at 'London. '
' Vitebk.tririd' 'Witter* at trig
64 Mn wit1.101% 3ohn.1%140 were to
her brother' Me, , Mrs.;
Shift,. -Gloria and! Alien., or DoirOliiii
efieeter ' th'
r,
.1Vfiss-Slierent leffersriff WIN re-
iprried from a OW with relatives'
veitotitor,
Mn sandy I'll* t Oltdro
siSy to spend VW* firrottlut
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WHITECHURCH
,
• MiSgi Marjorie Coultes,
training at Guelph, spent a. few
days last week' 'at. her 'home here.
Mr. 'Robert Ross had several se -
Vere nose -bleeds .weeit:and'has
been confined to bed 'for a few
days.„ .
Mrs, INTy Tichbourne. of God-
erich spent lait Week with. her. Mo-
ther, Mrs. David Kennedy.
Mrs, Victor Emerson Spent'a few
'days last weeicpt the home of her
brothei; MX. has. Tiffin, where
their mother, Mrs, Reuben Tiffin,
ha i been laid. up, for 'some time.
' Mr. 'Ste Watt McBurney, East
Wawanosh ; road superintendent;
and his helper, Bill Irwin had a
real/try-out this week -end with the
new road grader, purchased from
the Dominion Road. Machinery'
Company at Goclerich. The com-
pany took the old grader en, the
deal.
The blinding 'Snow storm on the
laSt day of December, Saw ananY
cats in ,the ditch on the highway
'here, and many people postponed
their New Year's trips to be safely,
off the roads,
Mr. and Mrs, iCameron Simmens,
of London, spent 'last weekend
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Martin; 'Little Nancy, Who
had stayed to visit and who had
been in bed with chicken pox, 'was
able to return liorne.
Mr. and Mrs. Ezra. Scholtz. spent
New Year's - at the home of their
son, , Mr, Clayton Scholtz, at' Lon-
don. ,
Mr. and' Mrs, Kenneth Laidlaw
and family' of London, spent NeW
Year's 'Week -end with his Mother,
Mrs, James Laidlaw, and 'With Mr.
Laidlaw in the Wingharn IloSpital.
Mrs, James Wilson Si',' has been
patient in the VVinghain gospi.
id for the past two weeks.'
Mr. Chas, Leaver returned to Mr.
len LeaVer's on Monday front:To-
ronto.' He had 1-3een hit by a taxi;
The.Wornen's Institute held their
eeting on. Tuesday at the home
f Mrs, 3, 0. 0,111espie, •
A •reception' Is being hold 'this
ride* evening in Langside Hall
or Mr. rind Mrs, Marlow CrOW-
ton, Vpto w„ere Married cit; Chrtst-
,
aa ay.
-MISS Barctibra datint, of 'Ottaw'a
Spent the Christine's week -end, and
Mr„ 31tri tlatint Xingston Spent,
the holiday week 'With their pat'-
ent's, Mr. and Mr*: gdgfir aiint
Jim 's ,staitint the-oungineertrig
hrSe in •Qiieetifii ttrilVenntY•.,
Me,. end (*Win **Irina!
thildten spent 11e1V iretttsit.
t
b,otner,of Mt:, and Mrs. idlittrO'
udon Itftrigharri
Mt. and Mrs, deorge lifefo‘it, ter
.Itehineett and "Soh SPenti /IOW,
'tOti'd! :6104"t#4.,104 Mr. and I '
a at the howet slit 4fid mirk
naimplirey, $1t,
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The 4011141 /4114111
bain1 11.014;q1111. Men
here was poatnimad ,4a0:9400'
;nag in the'Vregbyterign ,q04.reht
•the severe storm tgti4 thgt, tigr,
Mrs. Glaronee paea04„, etWai
In citotan goeptt4i .00• Flit* 4f -
tor a long ..0e tas the
former .0rive Patterson. Mr. and'
Is41Z.nt Qs"ofli'Wr hilt7ohyn'Yre?,11.7wwl:erree'
he
worked at the chopping mill,
141 .Was on :Monday from Auburn
te Ball's Cemetery;
, Mrs, jt/fee Boas teek another
solli'qgghrte::ei.:11Cfalasvotragbloy7dayRebvt,At
and
Mrs. GraytiOn Con, of Foothill,
ylpited there on Tuesday and Mrs.
Con stayed for this week.
Mr, and Mrs. Russell Chapman
and dary spent NeW Year's at the
hoM.t. 'Of their daughter, Mrs,. Rosa
Sniith; of Toronto,
Mr. and 'Mrs. tTack Gillespie and
family,ef Sarnia, spent, New Year's
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
G. Gillespie and other relatives,.
Mr. and Mrs', W, R,
on Wednesday with their daughter,
Miss Winnifred Fartier, who 're-
turned to her PositiOa in Toronto.
Kr. and Mrs. Farrier will spend a
few of the winter months at •the
home Of their son, Mr. cart -Ilan
Farrier 'of Long Branch.
- Mr, and Mrs, &ch. Falconer
spent 'New ,Year' ht Sarnia, at the
herrie' of their ,son, Relison Falcon-
er. Mr, .and Mrs, Reliaon Falconer
spent.a.feW days :at the home of,
her au„nt, Mrs., Barney,, Wright of
B,arrie.
'Fifteen tables played euchre . at
the Red School, S.S.. No. 9, past
Wawahosh, ,on Friday evening, this
being, the, .first gathering of the,
winter. .Mrs, Lloyd Montgomery
and • John L. Currie held high
points, and ,Mrs?- Reuben Appeby
and Douglas poultes - held 'low
points with John Gaunt .-Winning
the special prize. All enjoyed lunch
and 'the :social time together. Plans
were made. another party
n two weeks.
Mrs: Burden, wile, has: been
eaching S.S. o; 7, ,East Wawa -
Reiss Taylor is 'teaching there this
neorsnilfr left -at Christmas to ,attend
ormal school, at 'Stratford. Mrs.
Mr., Adam Robertson celebrated'
is 0;nd. ,birthday. on-Friday,..,Dect
giber 28. We extend beat wishes
or many more :aiteh :happy oceasr
OnS.
Mr. and Aitri: Ronald 13arker.and
,
amily of Goderich visited on Sun -
5.y with Mr. and Mrs. 'John 'Me,
arney.
"Mr.. and 'MrS. Harry Cook: and
ustin spent New Year's at. lixe
time' of, Mr; and. Mrs. Ray White
f4Bruasels. = s ,
MM. Stuart and Mr. ,Jas. Forster
pent Nei -it Year's With Mr: and
rs.. Alex Robertson.
SaCranient service Was held On
Unday in Brick tinted Church
ith. Rey. C, Krug in charge, The,
„M.S. Meets next Wednesday 'at
he honne, of Mrs: Fierson IrWin,
MrS: WM. Wakeling of Torohto
erit •the, week -end at the home
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. MeIrtiiiS and
r. and: MrS. . Wm. 111cInnis ,of
altkerton visited there on Sunday,
Mr, and Mrs; Ed Nicholson and
oileeri of ..T.harneaford .spent the
eW Year weekrendr-ati the home
'her parents, Mr; and ,Mrs. John
utehisOn.
John Craig spent last week
the home 'of her. daughter, 111ra:
Obert 14a11,- Wingham, and: Mr.
aig, Mr. Albert PaterSon, and
r. and Mrs. Dawson, Craig aid.
ria spent New Year's there, • '
Mr. and Mrs. Archie 'Watt '.and.
ildren :Toronto spent' the
W 'Year Week -end with his par-
ts, Rev, and Mrs.' W. SI Watt,
d they and me; and Mrs.
Oore. and' family spent , N'evi
deg With Rev. and Mrs. GeOrge
aft,
Vis," Kenneth bowling and ',Beth
nit the :Week -end: 'at the home
her bihtlier, Mr. Beverley Roori-
. of Mount 'PoreSt,
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Smyth a▪ nd
tnily visited On Stinday at the
frie f Mt, and Mrs. Sant SMyth
Mitchell,
r. BO'Itori,* Of Tees -
ter '10;1w -ending 'few days thitt
ek the hOMe df her :daughter,
0, kilter Sleighthohn, tiavid
ighibOrri is': laid PP Voltri the
riltr:PS..;fid Mtrir. Alberti, etntitefir
it; aid Dianne: SPent NeW tete*
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4t,. 04: wt.; iv,tiottin
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he Aisle]; /land Oi'the'Pres-,
flan itifitdeli Metet'fbis. Prktay
ricooli at the iginfe:
le,I.eg°1411:6Mit'o, itrt-t' 'and
dren of tilfSionbittg sperit4'kleW
toiti AvIth Net' piereftty4 arid:
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t*Ilicl) ;the imletriftill,
Ven*
Olareitee Otnt.-1V/O•.
Wt(tiktn$ttnit Yte0t6 ltifOndar,
ftit4,
INfp and MCC AMA .C1,91111nell Of;
Listow0 visitta, ett: iyifitt
gr.. and Mn, ,4.4400.11, vivo,
Afr: Job'n Congrain of WingbaM,
Woe; in charge of the service tht'
Fires-ehyterian chnron here on Sun,
day.
Mr; and Mrs, Elmer Huffman
moved to, their new' home In Lifelf-
nOW, and his hrother Donard
man is taking ovo-9 the .farrn.
Mr, and Mrs, ,Icte Tiffin : arid
clanghtera Visited on ,Thursday
'With Mr, arid Mrs, Oliver Stokes
of Turnberry,
Mr. 'end Mra,, ThOS. Metcalf visit=
ea on Monday last with her
sister, Mrs. Frances MacArthur of
Streetsville and 'Verlie detealf,
eft Who had been visiting there, re-
turned hope with her :parents,
: Mr. Gordon /lois, who has been
Stationed at Toronto for the past,
Week, spent. the week -end With his
parents, Mr, and Mrs. Frank Ross,
.3f Turnberry,
Mr. and -Mrs. Gordon Jamieson
of Goderich visited on Sunday at
the home of her aister, Mrs. Orville
TiMrfrin...Fretr Deacon, who ha"ci 'been
a, patient in Wingham HOsPital,
returned home for New. Year's,
Kenneth" Holnies, who ihad hi
tonsils removed in *Ingham Hos-
pital last' week, was able to return
'home onMonday.nf. Glamis
visited on Thursday with his' pat-
ents, Mi: and Mrs. Jas. Falconer,
and his son, John, who Mid spent
the holidays here,: returned, home
to Glamis.
Mr. and Mrs.' Cecil 'Falconer 'are.
visiting this week With ;Sarnia.
relative&
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Murray from
Eyebrow, Sask.', are visiting with
Mr, and MO., 0ershom Johnston.
Donald TemPleMan, ,of i.dOrrie •
spent 73, few days last week at the
hcinieof his,hunt, /Mrs. jack Shiell.
The puPils 'of the Fordyce school
started having., hot. lunches. on
Monday. 'They Will hold
h the seho1,n,: Friday..oeetir.xcihren
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trirrhatr JPRilkitt4 „s„ ;Ai 'kr. and
Toe jf fase /*Ito measles,:
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*kr. and grei, Wallace Cohn and
Children spent fkinitay at the 'mina
of her innitt tfordOn .Seett of
Ripley.
and Mrs. Orville Mitchell of
the
'home of 'Mr. and "lCfra. Will Henry.
csTpheearnrhtlni t 4s: e tw ler: n
her
piether, Mrs. Wm, Taylor Alai
Mrs. Irpne Pi.teli$411 Of Toronto
dYeaWr'isthat
Mr. Pribe Scott and Mr. and
Mrs.1, Lev Balser ,and' children; of
ittWri gahaadrna4rss173110tn' nNsetnwn Yeenaarn's with
Mr. and Mrs, Ruaaell Gaunt,.
Janet and Donald ,and Mr, atilt'
virMirtah, Mr.
aCnuarrmlerssI/Kenctrn911 Kenneth
Gynerarrii,'s:
BIRTH
Kingston General
Hospital, oil Thursday, December
27th, 1950, to Mr. and Mrs. Hat-,
, old Gaunt, a son; a brother for
Michael, Mr; Gaunt is taking the
5 -year course in engineering hi.
Queen's 'Ca I ve rsitY HingStml,
LEARN
AN
LIVE
Learn to recognize the
7 clar(g-er signals that
MAY mean,cancer.
cow free literature writ.
MRS. JAMES CURRIE
Winghstm, Ont.
Scerotary of Wingharn and dis-
trict branch- of Canadian
Cancer Society
7
EGG PRODUCTION
SHISH
LAYING MASH
our-Aown records will Prcve the &due
of SHUR-GAIN ',Super Laying Mash% " These
records « can' .prove' there's, extra' ,profits 'when
flocks are fed the SHIM -GAIN way, Hens'
keep healthy — produce heavily,for MAXIMUM
•
Your own records7O willF1 TproveSSHUR-GAIN
• Super Laying Maah prornOtes steady, high- egg
production over a long •period.. The result
more eggs per bird.
Your own records will prove SHUR-GAIN
Super Laying Mash promotes better feed ion- -
version the production of a dozen eggs with
ltit feed, This is the real test of value of a lay.,
mg ration',
,Call Iii, .so�n and discus the, use of
SHUP-GAIN k§tiper Laying Mash fdr
your flock, Ask aboUt theliew.WR-
GAIN "EatiProduclioh,
ed to sirnplity the keeping al ,reOfili on
every phase of laying Ilri,oppr,tirliort. Let
thee Charts mike' IMO' S,114.1*OAIN
&Per Laying Mash will do '4'
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