HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1957-02-20, Page 6Federal. Riding ,of Ilkfron
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Mr, Dan liallaban of East wfv,'
yylkilmh has b'een ri. patient in
Wingharn tfiespitsl since Sundays .
when be Anderwent an. APPen.diN
operation,.
Mir, and Mrs. (;)rest flawerchne)4
of Toronto spent .the week-end at,
the•hone of Mr. and Mrs. .W.m,„
Henry and neighbors gathered
there, on ,SiOurdOttn$4 toff'
oriel.al get-together.
Mr. John. Beadle
spent the week-end at the battle 44
his.11eilheW4, Mr, glia#.149144tvo*,
Mn And Mrs„ -rtfatikil and
family -,pent StIntlaY At the hOrtle
of her Parents, Miri. and Afro, Om
calilwell of Myth.. •
East and ' West ' W4Waileatt
friends attended, the " Inneral '
the late Hugh Ilutherfuill,144pok-
now on Monday',
Mrs. MO M9;1'14011 was able
return home from Wingham
vital on'Wednesday 'last • •
Billie and John Willis Silent the
week-end with their Agrandparenta
at. Cowanatoitir,„., „ • ,
Mrs. Wall 1.. Walter, nt.t...• spent t4
week-end .at 4ipicy at, the borne.
of Mr. and KM •Breekenridge. •
Mr, and Mrs. Cecil PalConer
spent the week-end at Sarnia at
the home of their son, Mr, Relison
Falconer.
Mr, Jas. St, 'Mario of (Kitchener
spent the week-end with. Mr. ann.
Mrs. Mylis St. Marle.
Mr. and Mrs, John Wonicocit of
Glenannan and' hIraM)IrAti
nedy of lVfaroch, -spent rruesday,
last at London,• RennetlY
visited with Mr. 'and :Mrs:, Clifton
Moore.
Mr. and Mrs, George: Walker
visited on Thursday list with 'hi!
sister, Mrs. Edmund Irwin. ,of
Goderich, a patient all -0§4erich
Hospital. ' •
Mr, Smith, Mr. 'And^;Mral. CPAS.
Wood and childrerOnI. Sea(orthi
i2r. and Mrs. Clarence Elt.chic ,:a.nd
children, Miss jean-. ".,StaleY , and
John Johnston, LoadOn; Visited on
Sunday with their pare4s,*r. and
Mrs, Gershon Johnston: ;
Mr. and Mrs, Sidney Tbciniasbn
were in London oil Thursday -and
,
-his father, prank, Thompson,
who had been sPetidink`A,; few
days at his honte:-in;Whighani re-
turned to the. hospital them
Brick Church W.M.S. held their
monthly meeting -At the horne of
Mrs. John Currie -on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Martin,
Mrs'. Laura McNeil,' And Mrs..
Robert Stewart ipft oh:TheSdaY to
attend., the funeral of the late
Emerson Austin 'at POWliasEin ,
Wednesday. Mr. 'Austin .has been
ill for over a Yeat.'His wife, forni-
erly Mary Martin- of 'East Wit* a-'
nosh and one -son,`Rayitiond,, sur-
vive. The many friends and rela-
tives in this district extend sym-
pathy to the bereaved 'ones. •
Falconer and WeiwoOd:familieS
in East` Wawatiosh 4- and Wingham
were sorry to hear of, the plane
crash, north of Toronto last Week-
end, when George 'Falconer; son'
of Mr. and. Mrs. JOhn #alcOner.byat
his life. Mr. and Mrs. John Fal-
caner raised their family. of two
sons, George and.Joe, ,now all .:of
Kit4hener and Waterloo-in 'Wing-
ham. as well as 'their • daughter
Mrs. (Rev.) Gallagher; 'Who :is' in
Texas. Their many' friends in this
district extend '.„sYrnPa:tbY toc
bereaved families. •
Mr. Malcolm rfo'ss and his son,
Ian, of ,Gait; -visited' -on Sunday
with his mother;. Mrs. Mac . Ross
and Miss Olive Tertlif. ,.;.Mrs. Ross
has been improving nicely (hiring
the past Week.• • ti
Mrs. Chas., Cdok.;,;pf "„LheltnoVV,
spent Thursday. last, 'visiting with
Mrs. David , Kenhpilar,-,ayisit'....htra.
Mac Ross. a L. ,
Mr. Robert Ross, 'who `/has been.
311 for several weeiii -',in•theVing-
ham Hospital,'-was, able''. to.
,there on Sunday ;end ' •go . .to r the
home of hil sister;
ter, Minnie. St. ,
•
until she agreed to
come with WM to
Downie's.
We ' believe in pamper-
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Guaranteed
Against
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v ANY DEFECT
FOR AS LONG AS
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YOUR CAR
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SYSTEM
Bob Downie
WHITEOHIMCH—The regniag,
monthly meeting of 'the Women's
'Institute was held on Tuesday last
at the home of Mrs, Garnet Far-
Tier, with twenty ladies Present
and the president, Mrs, Herron
Irwin, Presiding. After the open-
ing intereisea, Mrs. Irwin was ap-
rginntaettl thete attend theQ4
Guelph, and
e te4np-
fee of 2Q was to he forwarded,;
Two inatittlte pins will be Pro-
cured for two members, Mrs. Pi,
ward Moore and Mrs, Walter
Jhmes, who have moved from this
district, The ladies decided to Par-
chase several new card tables, Mrs.
Cpultes, Mrs, Schoitz, Mrs. Far-
rler and MI'S, EraersOn were 'aPr
pOinted as a committee to assist
With the millinery course to, be
held in the Memorial Hall on
March 12, 13 and 14. Ten interested
ladies are neceaSarY to start, this
course,
The committee for the 09thanni-
versary Program, to be presented
this. Friday evening, reported A
good program is being prepared,
with a special play, lunch and
'dancing. Everyone in, the commun-
ity-la cordially inYiied to attend.
The following program Was then
Presented; Janice Farrier, Sang
"The Bible Tells Me So" and Mrs.
Farrier had charge of the motto,,
','Let us not pray for ease—but let
us pray for the strength to do the
gtMskrSr."Furi4 atire k". Miller gave a very,
interesting talk on the. topic, "Duty
makes 'us do things well, but love
Hakes us do them beautifully".
• Wallace Conn. read a Paper
on Federated News, prepared by
,Mis. Johnston Conn, .„
.The• meeting was closed with. the
national, anthem and a Valentine
lunch- was served,
Euchre.Held at
Fordyce School
WHITECHURCH—Twelve tab::
les played euchre last Wedheaday
evening at the Valentine,, sdcial
held at. Fordyce School,, with the
teacher, Mrs. George Fisher, in.
Charge.
Mrs. Walter Lott and Chester
Taylor held high:points and Mrs.
Earl Jamieson and Tommy Robin-
son held low points, Mrs. Robert
Purdon received the prize for the
most lone hands. •
Lunch was served and the, sec-
tion folks decided to hold another
euchre in two weeks.
WHITECFRIRCH—Farm Forum
met on Monday; evening at Tith e
home of Me, and Mrs: S. D. Bee-
croft, with' sixteen present. Two
groups discussed co-op hog Max-
Imting and government supervision
and assistance in Netherlands,
Britain and Denmark, and con• -
sidered that • the practical features
were; they . pried their - own• pro-
duct- in the co-op plants, and have
a gaaranteed pride for' hogs ac-
cording, to• the price of feeds; and
are always working towards better
quality products. After some, dis-
dussion', of local ,marketing, they'
decided: that we should back our
own co-ops and marketing plans:'.
Mrs. Beecroft and. Mr. Robert Par-
don held high points at euchre.
The group decided to accept the
invitation of the Belgrave Co-Op
and attend a meeting at thd hall
at Belgraye next Monday evening.
Wednesday Of MA Week the
Brownies held their regular moot-
ing at the UnitedChurch with ,the
Girl ankle company. attending, At this meeting a "Flying-Up"•Pore-
*near was heir'. for the girls who
were graduating from Brownies in-
to Girl gnidea,• .
The Guider held their weekly
etmeeting eertiFoiritoc:19ciceaoey4tiujiinA, Qt:poolLencrw1744
'Lieutenant Davis took in a elaSs
of new Guides and explained to
them. the• Tenderfoot Test, while
Captain Henderson gave the re-
remaining members a test on the
MOO' vide. The girls then divid-
ed into. patrols and aaacaableC to
their,,seParate patrol corners,
where they were taught to, darn.
At, 'the close of the meeting 4
horseshoe was formed and the
eernPallY dismissed
WHITE. CHURCH
Mr, and Mrs,' Robert Watson, of
ErUeefield, Visited on Tneaday. last
it the ,. home d of their datighter,
Mrs. Gilbert Beecroft.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Armitage,
and family, of London, visited on
Sunday at the borne of her sister,
Mrs. John MPEurney.
Mr; and Mrs: Cecil• Skinner, of
Exeter, and kr. and Mrs, Sam
Skinner ond Karen of Centralia,
visited' on Sunday at the home of
Mn' and Kenneth. 'Mason;.
A gang 43f hydro men have been.
busy during the .past', few :,weeks.
cutting down or trimming trees
along • their lines on the loth of
East Wawanosh and the river
road.
Curlers from this 'district 'at-
tended the bonspiel at Belgrave on
Saturday,- All ,found the natural ice
much slippier than, the artificial
„ Miss Florence •Beecroft, of Tor-
onto:spent the Week-end with her
parents, Mr. and, bIrs.' D, Bee-,
croft. • • Mr. and Mrs; George Thomp-
son and children oft Feversham,
spent last -week,o,rid:with her par-
ents, Rev, and Mrs. W. J. Watt.
• r""nter"."4"
Ti*X0 was a special treat in.
store for the Seonta at, their last
regniar meeting, .Qharles. Salter,
Q,P•rj.1 Kaye the 144'S a talk, on the
Highway Code, It was. very Inter-
esting and .informatiVe. After the
talk Me,. Salter answered questiOna.
At the end of the meeting the
boys' registration cards 'wore given
Pat, Plus a special booklet on Lord
Baden-Boweli's lire, as ea, the
Inyltstions for the Father and Son
banqget,
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