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WpITECHiJklag P I OA' d d
erOwds attended the anniversary
services in the PresbYterian.
Church here on $Unday, when the ,
pastor l Bev. R. T. A. Marshall,
condi-I:00 the services, In the
'morning he spoke on "r believe in
the'. Holy Catholic, Apostolic
Church"-, .i4nd- in the evening,
"4bt$910M, whom k thou bast chos-
en King, is dear.
The choir sang special coartette
and anthem numbers. On Monday
evening the porigregation held a
social evening,. when Rey, McClure
of Moteswora was the speeial
speaker.
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WHITECHURCH
Mr. and ' Mrs. Russeif 'Gaunt)
Janet and Donald attended the
Open. House at Lucian)* District WHITEOHLTRCH—Mrs. 0. G.
High 'School on Thursday evening, Anderson of E. Wawanosh return-
The Rev. W, J. Watt and Mrs. Watt, of Whiteehurch, read one of the
many cards of congratulation received on the 50th anniversary of their
Wedding. The couple held' a family gathering to celebrate their anni-
versary in the Hotel Brunswick, Wingham, on Thursday last,--Advance-
Times photo.
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The golden wedding anniVertary
of the •Feev.;,W7. Watt •';In,d
Watt,;. 'Whiteelinrck.' Was'
brated gathering •held
he Hotel;B4Onswlek;,`:,Whigherri,"
on Thursday, afternOon land ',e
Guests attended;foini.' Toron-
to,' London,... Mitcheli,2•Dlingantinn.,
Saskatoon,, ....Maxwell ,' arid', , Water-
leo. ' ' , ,
FoUt; Mr.:,.;tinitt,Mrs.' Watt'a fife'
Sons, were present:'•Eis Well" is ,their
two, danghterg.'...The youngest ,
who : was: unable Ao; - the;
gathering. is; Donakt, doctor
BellaC,00la, The' rneMbers'.'ot
Dr Arthur J 'Watt of Loidon
Vert Bev:,
George!. id; Wait,. of Dinaganntin.,
T4a, datightork.. are
ôeiirge ThOtripson,; ;Singlianipton,
Mrs. Milian, 1119ake;''Ath4eehuth.
Biiiteen; twenty;
grandchildren: we're. 'also. present. :
The' Rev:, Watt began •'!his. mnin-
isterial 'career at ,the
byterian and United -Church,' GriS-',
ivold, Manitoba, 'and has SerVed..as'
in tei •Mt.,Tehuteh'es i•Alland ,
lantrie, ; Long •Bratieb,
near Toronto, .401-,at the Vaughan'
ROad •Chtirch; TOrentO, Be' retireff'
to WhiteelMrch "APOOt eight Year§
ago from ,Trinity United, ;Churell,'
Grithaltr; ' ;'
• ;' 'telegrania of , etingratti- : . „ lation were reteiiied by' the Couple
on the 'day ,of their anniversary.
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nionthly nieeting nf -tlfe Wninen'S•'.
Institute was ,held oh TuesditY4
evening last with the president,1
Mrs. Russell Ho 'p 'presidingg 'an al
With twenty-one ladies ,present.
After the "tpening 'eZertisea• Mrs,.
Ed McClenaghan reported oh the
Proposed bus trip to`Dettoit, being
held Jim& 11.
Mrs. johnOtort onn, Mrs. Wal-
lace Conn, Mrs, Herson Irwin, and
Mrs. Gordon McBurney Were
appointed to attend the Institute
Bally at Teellweter on June 5.
Wayne -Farrier Played a piano
Solo. WIrS: Bowling read a, paper,
prepared by kts: Albeit 'Coates, on
current events. Mrs. Gordon MC-
13nriley was in charge of the thettO,
"Success'comes in cans — failures
in can't% '"The toll call was answer-
ed by suggestions for programs for
nekt year. -The folloWing Were
interesting aiut different: Instead
of the Christtriag etehatige of gifts
ineinberS, giV. a box ,.to the
Children's Shelter; Have More
panel' dlteuSaiona On ititeteating
subjeds; Have Mote' detnottatta-
tions by home Members, instead of
SO much hitieh; Gite. ix; bOx f
soineohein iniSPitall Have v6;116416-
bates or InaPrOMPtu
WOrk in Several groups so More
nienibera will work 'Appoint
groups, to visit Sick fr16tidS haS4
pital; keep the tePit$ toil tall and
Mead, onthe same subjed,
Mrs. iohnSton ohh gave the
Federated NeVila repOtt. Mrs. Etta
Scholts played it piano Oki; Mrs,
&Mena thohi gave to interesting
'report oh the rebent Area Conven-
den she attended in Guelph. Mit.
krank Itpat gave Wit interesting
4eitiotirihttlitioii On 'making norne.
made 'Awing:
The ,national. en'anthemn. elelied the
Meeting. The, horitensea Were Mrs':
Methane,. Mr. Chas, Martin, and,
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and the home economics display, A
program was presented.
,Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Burnett and
family of Listowel visited with
former friends in the village on
Sunday.
Mrs. Allan Pattison, who has
been a patient in Wingham Hospi,
tal during the past six weeks, was
Besides her husband she leaves
to mourn her, two sons, Hugh and:
Bruce, at home, and one brother,,
William Rutherford of St. Helena'
and Mrs. Anderson.
of his aunt, Mrs. Alfred McCreight.
Mr. Alex Nethery, Valerie and
Brenda, Miss Barbara Irwin, Of
fidronto, Mr. and' Mrs. Jas. Irwin
and baby, Douglas, of Hamilton,
and Mr. and Mrs: Gibson Arm-
strong and children of London,
spent the week-end with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herson Ir-
win and attended the Irwin-Mac-
Lean nuptials on Saturday, in
reception for forty guests that
followed at the home of the bride's
sister, Mrs, John Pennington.
Many in the community will ex-
tend 'best wishes to Mr. and ,Mrs.
William Irwin and a welcome to
his bride:
Mr, and Mrs. Elmer Sleightholnl i
and children visited on Sunday 4,
the home of her sister, Mrs. Nelson,
Sleightholm of Brussels, who was
able to .return home on Saturday'.
from WWinghamHospital after an
appendectomy. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kerr and'
,family :of Tillsonburg spent the
week-end • at their farm at Mid-
vale and with her parents; Mr.
and 'Mrs. -Herbert Laidlaw. Miss.
Myrna Stockill of Kitchener and,
Ivan, Laidlaw of Paisley spent the
week-end at the Laidlaw home,'
and Mrs, Jas. McCartney of ,Coch-
rane is visiting there this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Smith of
Markham spent the Week-end at
the home of his. sister, Mrs. Russell
Chapman.
Mr. Robert Ross has been very.
ill at his home in the village over
the Week-end. Mr. George Ross of
Owen Sound spent the Week-end
there and Mrs. W. S. Coulter, of
Wingham has been visiting there.
Mr.' and Mrs; Cedric Moffat and
fanilly of Turnberry visited there
On Sunday.
'and grandson, Larry Aitchigen; Of
Whighain, vialted on Sunday at
the, home of Mr, WM. Ferater.
Mr. Oliver IVfeBrieri and his
daughter, Mra. McLeod and her
Children; all Of OOderleh, Visited
on Sunday With his Sister% Mrs.
JAS. Laidlaw,
Mr, George GilliCs, who dente
rceently from his home In Ilig
Beaver, Sask., to visit his sister,
1VIrg:"Donald McDonald. Of St,
Helens, has been a patient in
Wifighttin Hospital with' Pile*
-Mehl& and last Week tee& a strake.
Mk, 'and Mrs, Elwood Barbour
and Phyllis spent Sunday With Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth tarbair of Bel-
grave,
Mr, and mra, William SimpsOn
Of LiieknOW attended the PreSbY-
feria). anniversary services here
Buriktlay and visited at the horde
Of their son, Mt. Hugh Simpson.
Mt and Mrs, Hobert Hall,
d o t,rol '
:spel. Services
Set' tor June 16
WHITFOHUIRCH—The W.M.S.
of Brick United Church Met last
'Thursday evening at the horna of
'Mrs. Ed Smyth with seventeen
ladies present. Mrs. Gilbert Bee-
croft presided, and Mrs. Harry
Cook read the Scripture message
from Ephesians, chapter six,
"The Whole Armour of God", was
the theme of the ;meeting, Mrs.
.Beecroft gave the comments on
;the Scripture lesson, and led in a
c„liscussion. Mrs. Calvin, Robinson
;led in prayer. Mrs, Beecroft had
.4harge of the study book and told
Of the different, religions in BUrma
and Thailand, and Mrs, George
McGee and Mrs. Mason Robinson
'told 'of the life and Work 'of the
people.
. Mrs. Gordon 1VIeBurney gave her
rep's:Wt of the morning 'session of
the recent W.M.S. Presbyterial
at 'Clinton, and Mrs. Rey Pattison
gave the report of the afternoon
Session, A. special Flower Sunday
program for the Sunday School
Was 'planned for June 4. A special
setvice will, aleo be planned later,
when the congregation of Brick
start meeting 'in 'Calvin Church; a
recent gift to 'Brick ''congregation.
The ,bale supplies were to be in
this week and Mrs. Norman Coul-
tcs closed the meeting With the*
benediction Mrs. Smyth and Mrs.
'Alex Robertson served the Birth-
day tea.
.WHITECHURCH
.Rev. Glenn Eagle of Clinton will
have, charge of the anniversary
services in the United Church here
on Sunday; and on Friday the W.A.
*ill -hold it secihl eSening 'hit the
memorial hail and show the rhov-
Ang Pictures,' "Nigeria Meets Her
Queen". The young folks will
present their play, "Nobody
Home". You are cordially invited.
'Mr...and Mrs. Harry Tichbourn
Of Goderich spent the. week-end
,at the home of Mrs, David Ken-
nedy. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Durnin
,of St. Helens and Mr. and Mrs.
Mowbray, Wingham, visited there
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Tiffin, Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Tiffin and children,
and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Tiffin and
Children visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. GOrdon Jatnieson of
Goderich,
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Mimes, Mr.
and Mrs. Perry Holmes visited on
gunday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs., Donald Gilmour of Galt..
Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Brown, of
Lucknow and Mr. and Mrs. Chas,
Tiffin visited on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Clark Johnston, Belgrave.
Mr, and Mrs, Gibson Hamilton
and; children of LuckhoW, visited
on Sunday with her parents, Mr.
and Mts. A. E. 13uCkton.
1101rs. Thos. Moore returned to
her home in the village one day last
,week.
,T, H. Ginhani of Lower
Wizigham had charge of the Bible
olaSs at Sunday Scheel held at
Holines' School.
Mr. and Mrs. Win. IVfelnnts and
son Wm, Jr., of Walkerton visited
On Sunday With Mts, DaVid Ken-
nedy tiini
Mrs. Mina Mcititehie'Was talten
to *Ingham hospital on Monday
after a heart Selkure,
Nova Beetle Wara the beginning
:of Attetica, for at .port oyal
Habitation was fotitIcled the fhtt.
poimithent White .Settletnent north
of the Gulf Of Me*led, Many Site.
;Of :historical significance draw the
'•littentlon Of iluitiiireus
In 1956 You Were
0tierb.X00.
$500 Million
(Amount Of The Liberal Gov ts. Surplus)
THAT'S . .
$30 Per Person
$1 20 Per Family
Published By The Progressive Conservative Association,
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Coultes
arid family of Belgrave visited
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs,
Earl daslick and other Caslick4
relatives in this community on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Anson Ruttan. and
children of Fordwich visited on
Sunday with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Montgomery,.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Weir
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.Diefenbaker and Cardiff. Pledge to REDUCE this
,OVERTAXATION by More Efficient Administration;
.Economy of Government And .LESS..FRILLS.
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Sister Passes in
Gocierich'Hospital
ed home this week-end folioWing
the death and funeral of her .sis.
ter, Mrs. John Dennis of Ashfield,
Formerly Christina Rutherford;
she passed away in Goderich Hos-
pital after one day's illness Suffer-
ing from a brain hemmorhage.
The funeral 'was held from Dun-
gannon Presbyterian Church last,
Monday to Dungannon Cemetery,
able to return home on Sunday, with Rev. McClean of Lucknow,
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Watson of officiating.
Forest spent the week-end with
her parents. .
Mrs. Cecil Falconer, who spent
last week at Sarnia returned home
on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Reli-
son Falconer and family.
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Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Elliott.
— Mr. and Mrs, Horace Aitchison
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