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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1957-11-20, Page 7u Japan Some .Yeals. Ago GORE, Mr. And Mrs. /german Wade Visited friendsairi Toronto for a few days 'and spent a day at the Winter Fair. Me. and Mrs. Alex Graham and three sons moved on Monday from St. Marys to the former Hyndman home. Mr. Graham is the new manager of the Toronto-Domin- ion Bank MrS. Albert 'Heibein Spent the week-end at 'her home, after spend- ing several weeks with het son, William and Mrs. Heibein of Lon- don. Mr, Lorna McVickers of Lohdon spent several days at the home of Mr, and Mrs, Wilbert Galloway. Miss .Ruby 'Taylor, London, was a visitor With her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Alex Taylor, over the week- end. Mr. and Mes, Earl King spent Friday in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Wills and family spent the, Week-end With Mr, and Mr$, Ja Wills. Mrs. Jean MacDonald of Lon- don spent the week-end with rela- tives. Mr: and Mrs. A. A. Dannelly 'of Ilarriston, Miss Coleen Donnelly, Guelph, and Mr, and Mrs. Jack Blyth and fahilly of Weston Were Sunday guests of Mr* and Mrs. K. ilastie, Mrs. John Martin* Went to To- ronto on Sunday, where she will spend the winter with her daugh- ter. Miss Irene Holinee of Toronto is visiting her brother, Mr, Ii, V, Deer Hunters OORRIE—Ainong the successful deer hunters last Week We're Wes. dalloway, eleyne Miehei, Addle Harrison. Andy Popoleki, Lorne MeVlekerk Stafford, John Sttieruai i 'Bob and Gatfielti West- lake, Gorden arid Rae Ltriltitt, One sleet had five perintS an d' Weighed Mrs, George Williams (seated) takes the names pf the first group of curlers to take to the ice for the opening mixed curling match which was held at the Wingham Curling Club on Saturday night. From left to right are, Mrs, 3, Butler, Mrs. T. A. Ourrie, T. A. Currie, Mrs. W, H. Edwards; Mrs, R. S, Hetherington, Mr. Hetherington, Frank McCormick and J. Butler, of Ripley. a-Advanee-Timas photo. '3ts).34nr-1(5tioro. C. Group Meets. At Parsonage 011DWICH—Tha TXl cl mem- Dere ef Fordwicb Met at the personege on Sunday evening with Ili iri attendance, The nalliato0 of the last' meeting were read add adopted and the business Was discussed, The warship service was eon ducted 'by Dianne Carswell And Elizabeth Anne Cooper, A discus- sion.followed. Lanais Was served and the meeting closed with Taps. OFFICERS ELECTED AT LADIES' AUXILIARY GORRIE—The Associate Help- ors' meeting of the W.M.S. Auxili- ary met at the home of Mrs. Irving Toner with fifteen, members and four associate members present. The committee in charge Was Mrs. H. Robinson,' Mrs. W. Trimble, Mrs; T. Meinnee and Mrs. H, Ash- The leader, Mrs: Robinson, gave the gall to worship and opened • with the hymns, -9 God Our Help in Ages Past",, "Jesus Calls Us" and "In Christ there Is No East -Or West". Mrs. Marines read the scripture, Philippians 2;5-11, and gave the meditation. The prayers were offered by Mrs Robinson. The study book 'on ,,,Ja,para was introduced by' Mrs. Trimble. The population of Japan is 'around 90 'million, Only 16 per cent of Japan can, be cultivated on account of 'the Auntains. Their standard of living is not equal to ours, but they are making wonderful comeback since the war. The first Protestant church Was built in''the MRS. E. UNDERWOOD \AUXILIARY HOSTESS GORRIE—Mra, Luella Sander- son took• the topic on "Peace" at the November rneetihg of the W.A. of St, Stephen's Church, held at the home of Mrs, Earl Underwood on Thursday evening. The' presiderit,. Mrs, Gordon 'Un- derwood, WaS in Charge of the Meeting. Mrs, Ted Newton read the 122ncl ,PStant, Mrs, ilarrY King read a poem, "Tranquilly''', "New Roads la Burreeviis pre- Sented by Mrs. Norman'Wade, who poncluded with a nuestiotiaire, "Trite False". in the absence 'of the secretary, George ling, MtS, C, Vit- ae read the minutes, The annual iiiedleg will be held on "Thursday, bet ember 12th at 2,411 p.in, at the home at Mts. ll'otratin Wade. itf. Ow Vittle, Mrs. ahcfOrs011 and Mrs, HMI'S' Xing Were named rioMinating conimittee. Church calk enders wilt be ordered, Rev, E, 0, Attwell, closed the meeting with preYer. The ladies Worked at quilt patches had the hoetese, assisted by 14i% X. T., Bennett, served refreshments. WARMER RECEPTIONS NEEDED IN CHURCHES ' FORDWICH. — The November meeting of the W.A, of Trinity Anglican Chureh was held at the home of Mrs, Marshall. Armstrong with Mrs, Ruby Feater, president, in Charge of the ,meeting which opened with the hymn "peace, per,„ feet Peace". Mrs. Spence Brears read the Seripture lesson, 12th chapter of St, Mark, verses 4t-44. The third chapter of the study book was ,discussed, with Mrs, Crosby 'Sotherri in charge. This chapter dealt with changes in ru- ral Japan since the, war and the spread of Christianity in rural areas. The roll coal was answered by 14 members and three visitors With a verse on "Peace" Mrs, JIM Strong ana Mrs, Crosby Sothern were. named a committee to make .eat W.A. programs for neat year, Miss Elva Foster and Mrs. Spence Brears were named to plan a Christmas • program for the De- cember meeting, which will be held at the home of Mrs. Robert Graham, 'Gorrie, A quilting was planned' for and Will be held Thursday, November 21st in the basement of the eherch, Mrs. Emmerson Hargrave thank- ed Mrs. 'Jim Strong and Mrs, Lloyd Jacques for the splendid re- port on the fall deanery which they. attended recently in Hensall. Mrs. Lloyd Jacques gave a read= ing on cold vestibules in our churches. She said all the wel- come a stranger gets on going to a strange church is the, handshake of the minister: . No one else ever stops to say hello or shake the visitor's hand, This should not be, and everyone should be more friendly with the .strangers who come to worship with us, The remainder or the afternoon was spent packing two, bales, one for the reeidential school on the Blood Reserve, Cardston, Alta., and the other one for the Mohawk In- stitute at Brantford, Ont, The. Rev. E. Attwell closed the meeting with prayer. , Lunch was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Nellie Gamble. k year 1873, A clipping, "The Courage of Sis- ter •Pop", was sent by Mrs. Ash- ton and read' by Mrs. Robinson. Mrs, Gerald Galbraith, second vice- president, took charge of the busi- fleas.. The minutes were read and the roll call answered by the visits to shut-in and sick calls. The trea- surer, Mrs. E. Carson, gave a re- port which showed a good account of the year's work and read a poem written by Miss Alice Edgar, She la a life member of the Auxiliary and a letters of thanks will be sent to her. On ,motion of Mrs. E, Whitfield and Mrs, A. Taylor, Mrs: C. Gil- pin and Mrs. Ferguson were ap- pointed as the 'nominating com- mittee. Mrs, A, Taylor gaVe a re- port on the sectional meeting at Bluevale. She told the story of Mary plight, who moved to a new place, attended the Auxiliary and thought the meeting dull. She ask- ed to be press reporter and wrote the account of what they were do- ing in a very interesting way. An overseas relief bale contain- ing used clothing, etc., and weigh- ing 124 lbs., waapeeked in October and sea to Toronto, The Auxiliary has two missionaries for whom the members offer silent prayer at each meeting, Mrs. Galbraith closed the meets ing with' prayer and lunch Was served by the hostess and the corn- inittee. Gordon Underwood, Elected President- 0ORRIEsaThe Brotherhood of Anglican Laymen, Met , at St. James' 'Church, Wroxeter; on Tea, day evening, The following officers Were elected for the coming year; Past president, Emerson Vero. Soh; president, Gordon Under. wood; 1st vice president, harry King; tad vide proSident, Lloyd . It:toques; secretary-treasurer',. Wm, Austin; press reporter, Norman Wade, The 13.6V, M, 0 Attwell outlined a ptograrn for the toeing year, Note-rum Wade read a paper on the PrhaiitiVe Ohara, Aftet a aoeird hour lurch vas iierVedi. .11. Newlyweds 'Receive qft front Friends, voRpw)cou presentation and dance were held in, the 000e manity ball,a,Fordwieb, on Friday night,,for Mr, and Mrs, John Rait-, newlyweds. The 'bride is the former 400. MitQuien, John Gamble road the addres's and the' young eouple were' pre- sented with a chrome Set. Both the bride and groom thanked ev- oryone.,'Lunch was served and daneing was enjoyed. FORDWIcii Mrs.. Henry Allan of Corm Spent two weeks at the home of Mr. arid Mrs, Mel „Mimi. Mr. and MrS, Fred IVreEachern and Allan of Conn were Sunday guests at the same home, Mr. Ian Pittendreigh of London visited for several days, last week with his parents, CHAIR PRESENTED AT WARDEN'S BANQUET rGORRIE — Warden, and Mrs, Harry., 'Gowdy Were honored on. Wednesday evening of last week Whea they were presented with 'a' Lazy-Boy, chair at the annual warden's banquet, held in Knox. Presbyterian Church, Goderich. Reeve Fisher of Goderich read the address and Deputy Reeve Jos. Kerr of Wingham niade the pre- sentation. Several local people attended the banquet: 'Mrs. Roy Gowdy, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hyndman, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Darroch, Mr, and Mrs. E. J, Farrish, Mr, and Mrs. E. Whitfield, Mr. and Mrs, H. Pollock, Mr. and Mrs. Mel 'Allan, Mr. and Mrs, Ivan Haskins, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Harris, Mr. and Mrs. W. Woods and Mr.' and Mrs. Hartwell Strong. Those who assisted with the evening's entertainment were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Douglas, Mr, and Mrs. Wm. King Jr.„ and. Mrs. Wm. King Sr. United Church News ii1XETER Mr. and Mrs. ;James Dolg visited On Sauday with Mr, and Mrs, Mae Doig, St. Jacebs, a - ,Mr, and Mrs, Harvey Mcgighael. 34111.4nd Mrs, Art Gih$011 ead gr. and Ml's, James .'Doig attended the Huron County Warden's Bencinel on Wednesday evening 4t Knox Presbyterian Church, godinicle Mr, and Mrs. Edmund` Meyer, Formosa, Mr, and Mrs, Alvin Seeg- miller, Valerie and Karen; of Wa- terloo and Mr. and Mrs, .Roy Branthill, Palmerston, Were S4n- daY guests of Mr. 'and Mrs. Harry Dane. Mr, and Mrs. Wrn. Hart, spent the week-end with the letter's aunt, Mre,,Thos. Savage of Wain- fleet. 'Mrs, Lee Miller, Ayr, visited for a few days last week with her Walker, paresits Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gould vis- ited over...the week-end with Mr, and Mrs. Wilfred Brown. The regular meeting of the Tuesday Starlight Group will be held at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Townsend on Nov. 26 at 8 p.m. The 'conveners ofatais meeting are Mrs. Wes, Heimpel and Mrs, Xen McMichael. Mrs, Geo, Gibson, Murray and Glennis spent last week at the home pf Mrs, Perce Bridgman in Toronto. While there Mr. Briage- man passed away very suddenly and they •remained for the funeral. Mrs, W. E. Weir, Mrs, George Gibson, Murray and Gleanie vis- ited with Mr. and Mrs/ Lloyd Weir in Toronto last week. CLOTIIINfi 'SENT OUT BY W.M.S. HURON WINNERS AT WINTER FAIR The Huron County judging team, comprised of Raymond Cann, R.R. 3 Exeter, Murray Dawson, R.R. 1 Hensel]. and Bruce Coleman, R.R. 4 Seaforth stood third in. the com- petition with 27 other teams in• this year's inter-county competia 'dons. The winning team in the competition was. trOre Peel County and the second place team from Brant. • The, Huron County team was the runner-up for the Ontario Veterin- ary Challenge. Trophy for the Beef Cattle Section, which was won by Huron_ County's 1956 team. As in- dividuals .all three members of the Huron team .were in the, top 20, the only team irathis year's compe- tition with this, standing, 'Bruce Coleman tied for 15th _place with 884 points; Murray Dawson. .tied for 17th place with 68S and Rasa mond. Cann was 20th with 879 out of 1,000 points.. . Rayinond Cann was the high in- dividattI in the Beef ISection for the entire competition and receiv- ed the Royal 'Winter Fair Gold Medal, "Which is awarded to the high individualin each sectionaAs alwaya, this competition was very keenly contested and the team members will have gained a' great deal "froin Participating. 4-If Grain Section In the 4-H Grain Section the eh- try `shown by Norman Cartwright, Londesboro, 'stood 25th and Don Heming-way's ,entry from Brussels was 34th in the same' class in which there Were. 92 entries, Ken Alton, R.R. 7 Lucknow, a, member of the Lucknow 4-11 Grain Club exhibited the 13th' prize barley in the 4-H Club Section. Forum Met at Ptirdon .Home WHITECHURCII — The Farm Forum met on Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Purdon with 15 present. After the broadcast two groups, discussed the subject and decided that what Was needed was ,lower priced ma- chiriety for the 'smaller farms, as the big machinery is too costly, They thought the quality could he improved; as most machinery noW is only workable 'for a fear Years. Mrs, John Purdon and ,Tames Falcohee held high points for euchre. William Purdon was ap- pointed chairman for the next month, The next meeting will be held at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Jan Falconer, Lunch was served and all enjoyed the social time. • ELECTS OFFICERS BELORAITE—The annual nneet- I ng Morris District L,O,L, Was lipid in the telgreve hall lest week. County, Master, Brother Walter Scott, conducted the election of Officers arid installed the foilow- The Meeting dieted With the nae anthenl, Mission Band Met Thursday BELMORE—The' meeting of the Behnore Happy, • Helpers Mission Band was held at the manse on Thuraday of last Week and Open- ed with games, "after which ,the members repeated the Mission Band Purpose. The leader read a stow' about, a Japanese boy. Mrs, West was in charge of the worship, during' which Nancy Elliott led in prayer. There were eight members pre- seat at the meeting. The treasurer reported 95o in collections for Np- veMber, It was' decided that the next meeting will be held on De- cember 2. Sewing Circle Studies Fabrics The third meeting of the Happy Sewing. Circle was held at the home of the assistant leader, on. Monday at 7.30 p.m, Eight mem- bers answered the roll call, with the arreeideritalletty-Anii-Lapp h' charge, The minutes of the last meeting were adopted as read. Mrs. Lapp • gave the members some interesting details , on the warp, yarns and weft yarns, and showed Which was which, /The prinlepals of weaving were also explained. The girls were then shpwn the method of stay stitch- ing by means of a sketch and by actual. dernonstration. , A small test was made on the grain of fabric and how to tell which, was the'.grain. The members were also shown how to make tai- lor's tacks. A home assignmentaof writing up the third meeting and putting the first and second meet- ings in the books, and shrinking and pressing a sample of material was given. The meeting eiosed at this point. The next one will be held on Mon- day evening..at 7 o'clock. More Versatile Equipment Needed. BELGRAVE—The Bodmin Farm Forum was held at the home of Mrs, Cora McGill withRobert Yuill as 'host to 19 adults and ten child- ren, After listening to the radio broadcast the group filled out the questionnaire on how the Forum has been 'accepted and then formed groups' to discuss the topic, "A New Look at Farta Machinery". This group thought there was enough machinery available to do the jobs needed in this community without adding any new type which the farmer can't afford to Carl Pio:later, 'A 'Innen was served and the heat Meeting Will be held at theeborti4 arid Mrs,. Stan- ley Cook, BLUEVALE Mrs, (Rev.) Williams.and Mrs, William' Speir of Brussels attend- ed the W,M.S. meeting at Mrs, Harry Elliott's on. Wednestlay evening, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Elliott, Hamil- ton, were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. W, J. Peacock and faMily visited at Walton on Sun- day. t Mr. and Mrs,' Joseph Marshall of, Listowel .visited Mr. and Mrs. A. D. smith on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Hoffman and Miss Joyce spent, Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Clare Hoffman at Exeter, The Ladies' Aid of Knox pres- byterian Church held a successful bazaar' and tea in the school room of the church on. Friday afternoon, Netvlyweds Receive PUr§e of Money • 13LUEVALE—Ma and Mrs. Allan NicholSon ,(formerly Barbara rick.,of Wingham) ,were showered by many friends in 1111, Bluevale community' hall-on, Fridaya evening, November 15th.' kamise of money, was.presented to the young couple, Miss Eleanor Smith reading the address. Archie Mann's' orchestra provided music for dancing and a,,happy time was enjoyed. Life Memberships Presented by WIVIS BILUEVALE—An interesting meeting of the W.M.S. of Bluevale Presbyterian. Church was held at the home of Mrs. Harry Elliott on November 13th. The president, Mrs R. S. McMurray, opened the meet- ing. ,The roll call was answered by a verse beginning with the letter It;was decided to hold the an- nual meeting in December at the home of Mrs. B. H. Moffatt, The study book, "Working Together", will be purchased, Mrs. Gordon Greig, life member- ship secretary, presided 'for the latter part of the meeting. Mrs. Bernard Thomas led in prayer. Miss Carol Craig played a piano solo. Mrs, Greig presented life hiein- bership certificates 'on behalf of the W.M.S, to Mrs. Wm, Mundell and Mrs. :Bernard, Themes, who expressed their appreciation for the 'honor given them. Mrs, Felker on behalf of the members to show their love for God by giving time and talents to His service, She also praised the life membership 'project, Mrs. Walter Statile throilied the speaker, Mrs, 11/01VEurrey gave the concluding prayer. Miaa Carol Greig accompanied the Singh* for the evening, The ladies enjoyed a sociel hair following, the Meet- ing, Spotted Rocket Stan Walker, a ham radio oiler- at or who livee 131ake Street, ie. tehtly saw the rocket which pro. Pelted Sputnik t it. was as bright as a' star and WAS Visible for About; two initiate., Other mehibets of the family alto sew It aecterditig to the report.--GOderleh SignitheStar. Young Adult Croup Met on Tuesday WHITECHURCH--The meeting of the Young Adult Croup of the United Church was held on Tues- day of la,St week with the presi- dent; Arthur Laidlaw, presiding and giving the call to worship. The theme 'of the meeting was "What's Wrong with 'the World?" Wayne Farrier read the Scripture lesson from Acts, chapter 17 and Arthur Laidlaw led in prayer. A skit was presented by Gary Chapman, Jack Coultes, 'Karen Groskorth and Raymond Laidlam. Plans were made to procure a short play for the Christmas .cons cert. The meeting was closed with the IVrizpah "benediction and, ijaCk Coultes and Raymond Laidlaw were in charge of the games, and contests in the recreation period. for en 4eAh 0 otsihp eienci a lmmobiceloreltyla.e c tiird i an was ivrti seski Annual Report Wins Award The Financial Post today an- nounced that the 1956.07 annual re- port of Dominion Stores Limited had beau judged bent in 'Meade in the field of "retelling end clittri. bution." ;ledges were rePrenetitto byes of the Investment Defilers Association of Canada, Canadian Institute of Chartered Aecountarits; arid Association of Canadian Ad- vertisers. It Is the sixth time la the seven year history of MM1'10)0411 PO4 awards that botnitilon Stores' animal reporte have, been hene Mired. FORDWICH—The Ladies' Auxil- iary of Ilowielt Legion met in the st ogler], rooms on. Monday night, s , rs. Blythe Clarke, president, was in charge, After bills-and accounts were taken care of proceeds from the lialfriwe'en dance and rum- allege hale were turned in amount- ing to $81.00; dance 1;52.00. A donation was made to 'the Poppy Fund for welfare work at Christ- mas time, A bale of clothing suitable for winter Was also pack- ed for the needy veterans in the city. Tire mystery prize' was won by Mrs, Jean Sethera, Mrs. Serena, Austin conducted the election of officers as follows: • President, Mrs. Blythe Clarke; 1st. and vice, Mrs, Kay Madill and Mrs, Audrene Templeman; 'sec., '.Mrs,, 'Kathleen Thompson; treas., Mrs, Helen, Clarke; axes. Comm., Mrs. Libbie Doig, Mrs. Annie Harris and Mrs., Bette, Newton; Sgt. at Arms, Mrs, Emma William- son; pianist, Mrs. Annie Pitten- clreigh; assist., Mrs. Jennie Wilson; good cheer comm., Mrs. Mary Moore, Mrs. Retta Newton and Mrs: Serena Aestina application comm„ Mrs, Jean Sothern and Mrs. Serena Austin; auditors, Mrs. Marjorie Chaliners and Mrs, Nellie Allan; , adopted soldiers' comm., Mrs. Libbie Doig and Mrs. Alver- ate, Wallace. GORRIE—The Woman's AssoCi- ation ,of the Gorrie United Church will meet at the home of Mrs. 'Gerald. Galbraith on Thursday, No- vember 21, at 815 p.m. The North-, era,,,,Hseiparas.Olakes).lia„Oka,, the. program. The. Mission Band will meet in the church hall on Thursday after, four - o'clock. The Tyro Boys will,. -Meet at 7 p.m. in the church hall on Thurs- day. The South Friendship Circle met at the home of "Mrs. Murray Edgar with, twelve members, present. Members of the congreation are asked once ageih to save their stamps for the Bible • Society, asked that the name of this fund be ehanged, as it was often con- fused with another of the Wane name, Menthol's are to answer the next roll call 'with suggestions for a new name for the committee. Mrs, J Sanderstan reported briefly, but in eh interesting marl- nee On proceedings at the stollen, al meeting at laluevale, sortie ,members :had ,attended. A nominating com'mit'tee consist., ing of Mrs, J. Wylie end MfaS X, HakeiWood Was appoleted, The meeting closed by -singing the hymn "Abide with Me" and the belladiotlen prenettriced by Mrs, Btichanan, A 80141 tithe Wee erk joYed ,arkl littieh Was Served by the hostesses, Mrs..boig and Mrs, Pat- Iteraritis *-WROXETEft--. Mrs. Buchanan was hostess to Wroxeter W.M.S. when they held their November meeting at the -parsonage on Fri- day afternoon, Mrs. G. Howes ar- ranged and conducted the devo- tional part of the meeting, with Mrs. J., Doig as pianist and Mrs. H. Timm as secretary. Rev. W.' 1. V. Buchanan intro- duced the new study book' and gave an interesting summary of the first chapter and Mrs. Howes dealt niost fittingly with the anti- oraateliietribratic0:"ass-, The president, Mrs. .:K.. Edgar, presided for the business portiqn, during which a report of the work meeting held at, the home of Mrs. George Gibeon on November 1st showed a quilt completed for the Korean bale, whielh° will be packed on November 25th. Not too many people had responded to the ap- peal, so it was decided to extend the time of collection, hoping that folk who had forgotten would not MiSs this opportunity to help those in dire need in that unfortunate land. A number of small garments for the missionary for prayer, `Miss Florence Grouchy, of India, were , made. Twenty of these garments Were brought to *the meeting and are being sent to their destination immediately. A new member was welcomed and an offer of blocks for a crib quilt was accepted, to be made up and quilted at a future date. Mrs. H. Patterson reported on the re- cent bale sent to Dr, Palmer's hos- pital in Hazeltori, B.C., which was acknowledged by a )etter from Mrs. 'Palmer, a former Member of the society, The secretary read a letter ack- nowledging a gift of money to Miss Laura, Collar, missionary on furlough from Nigeria, Africa, who had presented 'her colored movies' at an open meeting in October and had also been guest speaker for the fall thanitoffering meeting. Members were urged to save all their used postage stamps and used Christmas cards, It was de- cided 'members would hold a pot luck supper at the conclusion of the December meeting to be held in the church school room. A letter regarding supply work, resplesting gifts for six boys, ageS 10-13 years, broug,ht forth the sew- gerition each member bring a cash donation to the December meet- ing and these gifts be purchased MORRIS MST. LO,L. now. The secretary of the Good Cheer , committee, in reporting, WAIT.UC Mr. anti Mrs. .Robt, Higgins of , Beigraate; •anus' Margaret- of f.,•tera .- clan 'and Jerry of Toronto visited en, Senday at.' the• horde apt their daUghter, Mrg. RoY Clarence 'Walker has, been 'Very ill with flu 'during the week-end. Mr, and Mrs, Carman, Vint. of Goderioh and Miss Jean Marshall of Culross, visited on StindaY': at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George. Fisher. Mrs. Fisher has beefs. ill with flu for the past week 'and pneumonia developed, making it impossible for her ,to carry on her teaching duties since Wednesday last. Mrs, Irene Paterson -of Teacinto spent .the week-end here, and 'her mother, Mrs. Wm, Taylor, Who had been visiting in Toronto -for the past twa weeks, returned ' home with Mrs. Paterson. • The W.M.S. of the Presbytqlan. Church meets this Wednesday at the manse when Mrs. R. Tx A, Marshall will be hostess. A don- gregational meeting will be held in the S.S. room of the church next Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs; Garnet Farrier, Wayne and Janice, and Muriel Moore visited on Sunday at the borne of Mr, and Mrs. James 'Wil- son of Exeter, Mr. Wm. Reavie spent the week- end with his parents, Mr, And lefts. Rutherford Reavie, arid returned to his work at the C.N.R. SetatiOn at Capreol on Monday. ' Mr. and Mrs. Robert Purdon and Mr, and Mrs. Win, •Purdon and baby Carey visited on Sunday auxiliary thanked Mrs. Wm. Muria with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd"Mott of dell and Mrs, Bernard qhomas for 136.14m°tI. their interest, time and work spent ' Mr, Herbert Laidlaw and Ivan returned home from Powasson purchase, They felt that changes to iniprove the inachinery now be- ing used *Mild be to equip tree- in being, "The Little House in 13ethany", In interesting and. for the W,M,S, gels, Was the guest speaker, hot Air,M 1 881111(41 Mrs.mrs. Voprbarr D8ettltislloln,°,011 Mrs. (Rev.) Williams, of Brun last Wednesday after Visitiag with Naacets? oletteYr.ge Maher was very ill tors witliathe rieW live power take- inspiring words she spoke of Mar tint and Mary and encouraged all last week with flu, off, to have one Size 'of tires and wheels to fit ell' farm machinery, and that rinichlaery should be made 'more versatile so that one motor could 'be 'used for several different 'ritmehines and that ma- chines be Made adaptable to more than ono Sob. Mrs, ../oliri Nikon eXpreSSecl her thanks tor a plain which the Vora ing; bletriet master,. George Bar- r Urri hiladtmseetiiita ltr;rittiTiltmthofotlolowoirneg. Icy, Blyth; deputy master, Bordertt6 Cott, Belgrave; chaplain, Henry pare a p ,. for rot the fourth isgtison, 13..R. 2, Wingham; record,. night, 0, R. -doultee, Ted Pear and lag sectetery, C. Falconer, Blyth; l-TOWird. Wilkinson. ' Prngressive 'Eraitatirer, Edward. Oulee, Blyth; euchre WAS d G`i with high Prizes rtiatshiaolci,tuPirr, limrcfmlie, irLoo,ynitt,Sba; 'abrieldrig.161*;:nrIlbxyoh.MsosTwAintitnii0011 13,0taik26/: gravel second loctutcr , 5, Attie ni, Went to Mrs: Clarence Yuilt and RA, 1, Auhu rn, ON'AVEEIO., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1P51