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with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Ding:. Messrs, Harold Keil and Ron
Miss Doris Gardner, nurse-in- McCloment spent one • day- last
training at Hamilton General Hos- week In Toronto.
pital, spent: the week-end with her
parents, Rev. A. P. and. Mrs.
Gardner.
Mr. and Mrs. Stan Robinson re-
turned home over the week-end
after spending two months travel-
ling through the Southern States
and Mexico City.
Mr. and Mrs. Brace Williamson
of London visited last week with.
the • •former'a mother, Mrs, iiimma
Friends of Mr. Ira Schaefer will
be pleased to know he was able to
return home last week from Lis-
towel Hospital,
Mr. and Mrs. Wray Cooper spent Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brown were
a couple of days last week in To- in Toronto on MOnday, where they,
ronto. 'attended the funeral of the latter's
Mr. and- Mrs. Doug Wildfang. of sister, the late Mrs. Earl Seit,
Fordwich Intermediate Hockey
team and Alma played the first
game Friday night in the local
arena with the score being 7-0 in
favour of Alma. Next game -to he
Tuesday night.
'The pupils of SS. No. 12 Howick
and their teacher Miss Rona Van
Velsor and also S.S. No, -6 and
their teacher Miss Janet McGregor
appeared on Kiddies' Studio- Party
OKNX Wingham .on Saturday,
March 12. Miss .Jean Campbell,
music teacher, Assisted them on
the piano,
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WHITECIIURCII
'.6..b ,ALAN WILLIAMS . 3,1— •1 -.A -
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i. aill firs. Erie Ilorwoott 'and
. nun of .M.Intlett visited an .haturilaY
Optomet rist . , at .the home of his aunt. Mrn. A. E.
Blie httat, 1VIr. 13114.1itirat Itaa .1,4•eit
under the doctor'., eace .sinet: Stul-
1 Patrick St., Wingharn stay.
Phone 770 Mr. Henry Pattison tvau laid up.
' . with flu •over •tlie wet•li-end. Mr..
-7-7:7171--...',-...xiripro.!, ...-....... .. . -_--t-.--: Bert gliompson tvaa sick Avilli flu
;AAti. lAwliaktAila ilst Vilef ,It toot Jim-
1 Le Ise-..litute lathes have plan-
ti The Women's In- ned hold a conevrt itt the hall
tiltiatty with tht, ft ,attin,. stitnte met at the home of Mrs.
Russel Nickle with the president, pro::: ea in, "Li ve a llorrowed ' !Mrs. Anson Demerling in charge.
Mrs... William Myra, read the de-•
votions, followed by the hymn
'"I`iike My Life and. Let it Be".
WHITECIRIRCH Thirteen ita.bi-
.• ea were in play at the euchre held
tortEriday evening in S.S. No. 9,
East Vt."awationit. Mrs. Robert Pur-
dort and Robert Scott held -high
• points anti 'Mrs. Norman Coultes
and Al4•:,z Robertson received the
prizes fur paw 'hands in ;dubs ,for
Patrick's Day .
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pardon and
Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Scott will spot).-
The roll call, "An article T wish
I hadn't bought and why", brought
forth many good answers. Mrs.
Russel Nichol introduced the guest
Wroxeter. She spoke on agricul-
ture and industry. She said we
have depleted our farm land. A
prosperous agriculture means pros-
Two Trish songs were sung, "My
Wild Irish Rose" and "Peggy
O'Neil". Hostesses were Mrs,
Clarence Gibson, Mrs. Jim Vittie,
Mrs. Russel Nichol and Mrs. Wil-
liam Clyne.
Life".
Mr. and Mrs. TI. E. Waller and
his sister, Mrs. Cossy of Mazenod,
Sask., who visited here licit wtek, The motto, given by Mrs. Sam were in Stratford On Saturtlity,! John:atm was "The reason a dog where they met Mr• awl jeyti tam! fyi laids- he wags his Co:;Ny. Mrs. Cossy avuotaistaird " tut instead of his tongue'', them to thunitton.
Mr. E. E. Walker has hit. fairing Tile Instillite .concert is to be given on April 1st. A donation of work going now, with Oune little $25.00. was made to the local Elicits started for broilers. library and $1.0.00 to WS. Wilda
Campbell, a polio patient in Guelph,
$25,00 to the community hall and
Care, Calmer and Retarded Child-
ren funds $5,00 each. Two ;nem-
Mr. and Mrs. Arehie Purdatt and hers moved something be done by
children visited on •Staiday with J the Institute in. aid of the rink.
Betty Ziun has been very ill with speaker, Mrs. Gordon Gregg of
Mr. Charles Falconer, John and perous cities and economy. Man's .
Mary of .Glamis visited on Sat- good use of the soil is a moral
obligation and a Christian oppor-.
tnnity.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Perrott and
baby of Goderieh visited on Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs, Johnston
Conn.
her mother, !Mrs. Webster
of Iiistowel.
Mr. Kelvin Morrison of Kinloss
is laid up with mumps, and Miss
tonsilitis.
Mr. and Mrs. Carman Whytock
nE Xinloss visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Whytock.
urtlay with 'his parents, Mr, and
Mrs. James Falconer_ Mr. and
Mrs. Falconer and Lois, and Mrs.
Cecil Falconer attended the recep-
tion held on Saturday evening in
Walkerton for the newlyweds, Mr.
and Mrs. Bud McInnis of Kitchen-
er.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Keith and
fandly Of Baden visited over the
Week-end with. Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Keith.
Miss Ruth. Baetz of Walkerton
*Vent the week-entl with Mrs, Inez
Gibson.
Mr, Ian 19tiendreigh of London
spent the week-end with. Ids par-
ents.
The Irish SUPPer beld in the
'United Chureh last week, spoasored
'Ridley,
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Doig and
Debbie of Galt. spent the week-end
WOMEN 1101111EBATE
AT INSTITUTE MEET
A very interesting Ineeting was
held in the :council .thamber on
Thursday afternoon when the
members of the Women's Institute
met, with a .good attendance.
Mrs, E, Parish, ,pre,sident, was In
charge of the business and Mrs.
N. meLanghlin, .convener, presided
for the prograra„ ! Miss E. Bower
gave a well-delivered motto, bit a
debate, "Resolved that men -are
more gullible than women", Mrs.
Aitchison and Mrs. D, S. Mc-
in the loss Qf his mother, Mrs.
Robert Graham of Gorrie, last
week,
Only Six Tables
At Euchre Party
.FORDWICH---The weekly card
party, held in the community
had a. rather 'small attendance. Six
tables were in play,
The winners were, high lady,.
Mrs. Anson Demerling; high gent,
Jim Vittie; consolations, Miss V.
Knapp, Lorne Wildfang; special,
Austin. Stinson,
Mrs. John. Craig and Mr. and
.Mrs, "Harney Dinsmore were the
eonveners of the evening.
Mission Band
To Send Bale
vonowicH The Silver Star
Mission Band met in the basement
of reordwiich United. Church with
46 members and several guests
Present, on Sunday,
Birthday greetings were sting to
Marilyn horde, Billy Carswell,
Jim Harding and Ron Ribber&
Plans were made to send a hale of
used .-children's clothing overseas,
After the roll call and. Mission
Band worship, classes divided into
junior and senior groups. Mrs. E.
Harding took the study hook for
the seniors, Mrs. R. Gibson con-
tinued the stories of Bole*. or
Africa for the junior elass..;
Classes dismissed to meet again
the second. Sunday in April.
St. Patrick's Euchre
At Sacred Heart
A committee of the Altar Society
members was in charge of the St.
Pariah's euchre at Sacred Heart
Church last . Thursday evening.
There was a good attendance and
thirteen tables played euchre, Mrs.
Walter Locicridge held the high
score for la.dies and Ed Bower
was high for the men,
Gus Renzetti of Teeswater made
the draw for the draw prize, which
was won by Bob Ste. Marie,
Lunch was served by the ladies.
Table settings and the lunch were
all in keeping with the celebration
of St, Patrick's Day.
THOMAS E. ?HAIR
CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
wishes to announce his entry into
public practice in the offices of
Malcolmson and Clark
Effective March I5th, 1960
Office Hours; 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Daily
$aturday 9 a.m. to noon
Telephone; Residence 336, Office 55
KINCARDINE ONTARIO
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Put "Spring" into Your
Car's Performance
Winter takes all the pep out of car per-
formance, but we will put it in tune 'again
for Springtime Driving — quickly and inex-
pensively. It takes new oil and lubricants
to do the trick and we know all the tricks
of our trade.
Pna0 Mt% The Wiinglntnx Advance-Times, Wed., 111arebt 23, 1969 Hold Euchre at.
SS. 9 E. Wawanosh
FOROWICH . ,
mit'. .M.orrii-4401 is rack with flit thin F,„r the euchre to be held in three by the W.lVt.S., netted the society
v.tiek. wi-ell:. Ail enjoyed the ;atrial that., $1.12,e0 even t hour it the weather
Mr. and Mts. Charles Mart in, ttigt.11Wr. man didn't, cooperate. ,
Mrs. Ezra Stitoltz ;aid Mrs. J• G. Eriends of Mr. and Mrs. FT. M.
Bride will he sfirry! to bear that at Naughton. took. the affirmative and, Gillespie attended the funeral of
the lat e jon it Bunn i.n, t io. me, icy.FRAL ,00NATim present they are both confine:I La Mrs. 4. Bumstead mai Mrs. J.
Henry the negative. Tile -decision. Kenzie-MeLennan funeral home 1.1111111/ Pahnertaon
, Mr. Donald MeDermitt of Water- of the judges was in favor of the iu Laeknow ou Thuriday with in- HAIRE AT w mEryn
14--ritiont ;it Cieeratili ernutery. Nr, ).„ with his affirmative, 13oth sides bad many luau parents. good points,
Messrs, Ruth IIiblaird, 'Marlene Trish songs were sung with Mrs. Johnson and Marilyn Armstrong of wit.
Toronto visited over the week-end
anti
College, spent the week- ilt,mcil-atiiwg'als"°1114,4noswn"ocoirePaanneiset an a r.
end. at their respective homes. social
Miss LOUitte Browne of Toronto half hour :Was .enjoyed after
spent the 'week-end with her par-'4 the program,
eras, Mr. anti Mrs. Peter Browne.
The sympathy of the community•
goes to Mrs. Norman Harding in with Mr: and Mrs, RoY Simmons.
the passing of her sister, the late Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Harp
Mrs. John Wray of Wingimm, grave and family visited Sunday
Mr: and Mrs. George Bolander ' with Mr, and Mrs. Carl Bender,
and , two sons returned home to Gowanstown.
London after spending several The sympathy of the community
days at the home Of Mrs. Dora is extended to Mr. William Camp-
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