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ErI.ends, Neighbors Hoid "Party
For Formelestfield Besidents
(Tollate for last week)
W E S T F T E I1 A ---Friends and
neiFhber$ gathered: en Tiluraday
evening in the Westfield united
Church 401901 room. The.social
evening was in connection) with a
farewell party for Mr, and • .Mrs.
Stanley 'Cook and Mr. and Mrs:
Murray McDowell, who have mov-
ed'fr,om the community to make
their .home .elsewhere,
Rev. 112r Hiltz, minister Rf :the
church, Was ch.airnian Or a short
program which. •. started,,with a
sing -song' led by :Lloyd : Walden
with Miss Rena McClinehey as as-
companist, folloWed by a plane
solo by Betty Blair. Judy MCDbW-
ell rendered a solo accompanied' by
her brother, John.'
The A•uburnettes, Rena and
GladysMcCClinchey, Donna. Walden
and Barbara . Smith sang several
numbers, Readings were given by
Mrs. MacPherson'
Receives Gift
ST, HELENS—Mrs. G or d o n
MacPherson was'° honoured by
the gift of a certificate 'for • seven
years' successful workas leader
of the Girls' Club at Achievement
Day, held in the. Wingham District
High School last Wednesday.
Mrs, MacPherson, with the as-
sistant leader, Miss Jean Aitchison
and their 12 Happy Handicrafters,
composed the largest club present,
Th'e •.project was "Sleeping Gar-
ments". "Working with Wool" will
be the fail project. •
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THURSDAY and FRIDAY
May 2 and 3 •
- 'Double Feature
"He Laughed Last"
(Colour)
Frankie" Laine - Lucille Marlow
"Black' Jack ,Ketchum"
Howard Duff - Maggie Mahoney
(Cartoon) '
SATURDAY and MONDAY
May 4mad 6
"Ten Tall Men'.
(Colour)
Burt Lancaster - Jody Lawrence
•' •(Two `Cartoons) 7.
TUESDAY -.and WEDNESDAT
Max7and-8
"Lucy' Gallant"
(Colour)
Jane Wyman - Charlton Heston:
(Two Cartoons)
Mrs,Rward Campbell .and
Ivan WJghtanan, Harvey McPQW011,.
with sexaphone and his SON John
aocontpanying him on the 'plane,'
gave Musical numbers, after whinif
Rev, Mr. Hilts spoke :a few words:
and Mr, • and Mrs,. 'Stanley Cook! Were .as104 .te come forward, Mrs,
Alva McDowell read .the follow-
ing .address; • .
Dear Friends: ! ,,
It was with regret that we learn-
ed recently thhat,ypur rerngval, from
our neighborJhood is permanent,
and we gathered to .night to ex-
press as a group, .our 'regret at
your de'hartu•'e, and also to •express
our :appreciation of what you have
done In the past for the good. 13f
this community, and our church
here. '
Yen ha* given freely and win-
Jingly of your time and talents in
all good causes, both within the
church, arra without, and have .con-,
sistently set an" example of true
neighbours.:
In the workof the church, we
Would like to pay spdcial tribute'tq
the interested and, capable service
that you, Violet, • gave in the Wo-
men's• Missionary Society, serving
many years as treasurer, and
cheerfully helping, whereye.r and
whenever there was work to be
done.
We miss you both very much. It
is our hope and prayer that `you
and yours Will be abundantly bless-
ed -in 'the • future and 'that health
and Happiness will attend you in
your new home. -
.That you may have 'atangible
reminder of your' happy' associa-
tions here, we ask you to accept
this gift which is given with our
love and bestwishes. •
•Signed on behalf of your friends,
Marvin McDowell, •;clerk of session;
Evelyn Smitll'President of W.M.S.;.
Norman McDowell, Supt. of Sun-
day School.
Mr. Norman McDowell made the
presentation, Both replied fitting-
ly, in Mrs. Cook's address she
spoke of the changes .that have
'.taken place in the church in the
last fifty years. . When she first
attended Sunday School, Mrs.
Robt. Wightman, now of Blyth,
washer first teacher and Mrs. Jim
Woods, Mrs: Robt, henry and Mrs.
Torn. Henry were some of her
Sunday School teachers. In rennin-
iscing she named' many who sat
in each pew in the,
auditorium and
many who have since passed on.
1Vtr, and Mrs. Cook have moved to
Morris Township.
Second Presentation
Rev. Hiltz then called Mr. and
Mrs.' Murray McDowell to come
forward and Mrs. Charles Smith
read the following address for Mr,
and Mrs. McDowell and. Heather:
• Dear Friends:
It is often with regret that we
must accept the changes that the
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final ' Euchre Party
Held LasrrWeek
r ?R.DWZcw— 'f.°,en,taih Of 'Pro
gressiyo euchre ware in Islay .at
the Fordwich Community HMI oo
Tuesday night' Of -last wee .for the
final ,party of thb season. These
{rt charge Of the evening were Mr.
.and MO, Crosby Sothern, Mrs,
Hoy B1rn lQns, Miss Aldyth Hast
and Mr. Alfred Bast,
Winners were; High lady, Miss
Minnie McElwain; high gent, Mr.
James Yittle; •consolation, Mr:, and
Mrs, Wray COoPer•;. .?float lone
hands, Mr. Ira Schaefer.
The hall board wishes to thank
everyone who co-operated during
the winter,.
FORDWIGN
Mr, and Mrs, Earl Hallman ,and
children of Listowel visited ' .on.
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, pert'
Hallman.
Mr, Jack Wilson and Jahn Were
Kitchener visitors one .day last
week,
Mr. and Mrs; Cecil Galbraith' of
Guelph visited on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Lindsay Galbraith and
also with relatives in Durham.
Live network television pro-
grams are now being carried by
Tim/111ns stationtC.F,C,L.-PV. This
Station .receivesits network 'video
signal from the main Muro wave
system which passes through ,sev-
eral Northern centres on its way
to Winnipeg, This is of interest to..
the?Fordwich people as one of the
local boys, 'Mr. Edward Doig, son'.
of. Mr.. and ;Mrs. Harold Doig is
doing this work in. Timmins.,'
passing of time brings to all com-
munities, and that is one feeling
how, since you have chosen a home
in'a new locality. We have gather-
ed tonight to express that regret
and to wish for you all, everything
good in your new home. We want
you to know how we have apprec-
iated your -generous giving of your.
time and talentsin the work of' the
church and the community, which
was done cheerfully and unselfish-
ly. We would mention particularly
your help 'in the department of
music in the church work, where
both of you used' your special tal-
ents so efficiently and -willingly.
You, have always shown a spirit
of true neighborliness, being hos-
pitable, kindly and %helpfulat- all'
time in your home and being ac-
tively `:interested in all good causes
in the Community.
You will be greatlymissed here,
but we know that your services
will continue for some one else.
May you all be greatly blessed
in your new home,and while we
know that ,you,, will make, many
new friends there, we hope that
yoti "will still include your friends
at Westfield in . yourfriendship
circle.
To help keep these friends in
your thoughts . andin appreciation
of your services amongst us, 'we
ask; you to accept this gift and all
the good will that goes with it.
Signed on behalf of your friends,
Marvin McDowell, Clerk of 'Ses-
sion;. Evelyn -Smith, President of
W.M.S.; Norman MEDow,ell, Sun-
day School .Supt..,
Mr. Hugh Blair presented the
gifts. ,
Although taken completely by
surprise both recipients replied to
the friendly gesture of their
Westfield friends, and gave all an
invitation, to• visit them in their
new home 'in Ashfield 'Township..
Both couples were presented
with a wall mirror. Another sing
song was enjoyed and the meeting
was brought to 'a close.
Refreshments 'were kerved. a
ST. HELENS
Mr. Archie Aitchison, Jean, Don-
na and Bob and. Mr., and Mrs. Ern-
est Button of Lucknow, were at
Maple'Grove on Saturday for the
marriage of the former's son, Mr.
John. Aitchison to Miss Mary
Snowden. Best wishes go to Mr.
and Mrs. Aitchison, who will live at
Blackstock.
Mr: and Mrs. Callum Cameron
and Carol of Detroit 'Were guests
of . Mr, and Mrs, John Cameron
lest week,
Miss Marjory Stuart of Chicago
is a visitor with Mr, and Mrs. Geo.
Stuart. •
Miss Annie Durnin is 'a patient
in the Wingham General Hosp'ftal.
Her may friends hope for a speedy
recovery.
Miss Margaret Miller, who will
graduate at the 'Stratford General
Hospital on ;vlay i6; was home for
the week -end.
Mr. Herbert Taylor of Vatieouv
er is a 'visitor with his brother,
Mr. Albert Taylor and Mrs. Taylor.
The May meeting etc the We -
mews, institute will be ,held in the
community hall this (Thursday)
afternoon at 2 o'clock, l; OO call,
".Housecleaning hints", Miss Wa D.
Rutherford will tell Of her recent
, holiday in Florida and hostesses
will be Mrs, t. Harbour and Mrs.
L. McNeill,
1rlte i' itrirheM Advo 'Itll
FURUIVICH
Mrs, Pearl ratterson, M{ss Vilna;
beth Patterson .arid Leslie Camp-
hell spent oneday week vi it-
-
ing With Mrs. Robs, Carniboli at
Ole . pane .centre in Toronto,
S. Ross Doig is visiting this
Week with, mornings of her family
in St. Catharines and esti, Saturday,
April 27th, she ,attended the wad-,
ding .of her grandson, :Mtn;. Ronald:;
Seburn,
Approximately one hundred
bables and pre-schoel children
were given polio shots at the
ii'ordwieh• public ,school on Friday,
by Pr. J. D. Ford e 4f Fordwich
and. two public health nurses,
Mr, Mervyn Wallace of Streets-.+
Who spent the week -end at the,
home of his mother, Mrs, Alverette,
'Wallace. Miss Anne Weh,ter and
Mr. Vernon Gilmore of- Barrie:
were weelt-end guests at the .name;
hent,
Mrs, Ruby Foster and Jean
spent the week -end in Mimic",
Miss Marjorie Foster • and Jack
visited in Toronto with Mr, and
Mrs,, Doug Wildfang.
Ml's. Edward Matthews and
Barry spent all last week at the
home of Mr. and Mrs, Mac •Corbett
in London.
Miss Eileen' Boylan of Mount.
Forest visited ' last week at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Sim-
mermaker. •
Mrs. Mary Hall, formerly of Har-'
riston, moved last week into the
apartment. previously occupied by
Miss Edith Goggin in the J, B.
Heise home.
Mrs. Clint ''Jantzi, Barbf,rra' and
David of -Baden visited ,,one day
last week with Mr. and Mrs. Hiram
Eastman.
Misses Violet and Lenore },les-
witherick spent several days last.
Week in Toronto.
Mrs. Dora , Ridley, Mrs. George
Bolander and' John, Miss Francis
McLean and Brian Ridley spent
one day last week at the home of
Mr. 'and Mrs, Cecil Lynn at
Orangeville.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lohr and
Ward spent several days last week
with friends in Detroit. •
Miss' Sharon O:Brecht 'of Mimic"
spent last week at the home of
Mrs. Ruby Foster ' and Mr, and
Mrs. Bruce Armstrong.
Mrs. Ralph Cotyle of London
and Mr. D. A. McDonald of Loch-
alsh visited last, Wednesday with
their daughter and sister, Mrs. and
Dr. -J. D. Porde.
Mrs, Franklin 'Campbell returned
home from Listowel Hospital last
week.
Mr. George Chidlow of"Hespeler
spent last week with his niece,',
Mrs. Alveretta Wallace.
Miss Katherine Hill of Owen
Sound spent the Easter - holidays:
with her friend, Miss Karen 'Cars-
well. •
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Walkom of
Bellevilleppent two days last week
at the home of Mrs. Herb Rogers.
Mr. Bernald Ring of Hanover
spent the week -end 'with his par-
ents, Mr, and Mrs. Garnard King.
Mrs. Ruby Forester of Toronto
spent part of last week at her
home here.
Miss Letitia Matthews is at
present confined to the Listowel
Hospital with an infection in her
leg,; as the result of a fall she
suffered a week ago.
•Mr. and Mrs, Harold Pollock
visited on . Thursday with relatives
in. Ripley. Miss Sharon Pollock re-
turned home 'with them after
spending a feW days there.
Mr., and Mrs. Barry McKnight
and children of Simcoe visited
Easter week -end with the latter s
father, Mr. John Boyd,
Misses Marjorie and Bobby Ott
of Listowel visited a couple of days
last week with Mr, and,Mrs. Bruce
`Sothern,
Sunday visitors with Mr. and.
Mrs. Norman Harding were Mr.
and Mrs, Jim Halliday, Mr. and
Mrs, Arnold Halliday, Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Wray and Mr, Harry
McGee, all of Wingham, Mr. and
Mrs, Fred Doubledee and Irene,
and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Abraham
of Belmore. Miss Beta Harding of
London also spent the week -end
with her parents.
Sunday visitors with . Mr." and
Mrs, Tom McClement and Mrs.
Ida Gallagher were Mr. and Mrs.
Dieble and Mrs..•Hilda Schroeder
of Hanover and Mr. and Mrs.
Norman fteibeling of Milverton.
Master tcenny McClement return-
ed home after spending a few.
days with the latter,
Easter week -end visitors 'With.
Mr, and Mrs. John Craig and Mrs,
William Craig were Mr, and Mrs,
Allan Castle, and family and Mr.
and 114rs. Willmot Craig and faintly
all of Toronto'.
Mr; and. Mrs. Robt. Campbell
and family visited taster week -end
With the latter's Drente, Mr.. and
Mrs, i,"corge moss in Galt.
Mr. and Mrs, Ross Tomlin of
Durham visited over the Week -mid
with Mr. and Mrs. Art Forester.
Mrs, William McCann and Miss.
Margaret McCann spent one day
last Week in Guelph.
Mrs, Alex Reltli• and Miss ivhyliis
1elth spetit one day last week lit'
London.
Miss Truth nom* attd Bob
Rumple spent last week with relit-
tinea In .Hamilton. •'
Miases'Lotiise bird 1lfarle BrOWne
visited Tatst weak With teititivsis in
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