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FINIMINO TOUC
FOR FAMILY BOOM FoRwelace-4.40 animal 'meet',
ing of the United church was held
in the Sunday School rooms fol.-%
lowing A pot luck ,supper served
by the ladies, Rev J. W. Hird,
intermediates Win
Week's ciledttle
CORRXN—The Gorrie Intermed.-
late team splayed, the Fordwieh In-
termediatee 'on Tuesday in Ford-
wich arena, winning with the
score 9-1.
On Friday they met 'Drayton
terinediates in Drayton with the
score 9.3. in favour of Gorrie.
Corrie's next game will, be on
Feb, 0th, when they meet Alma
Intermediates in the Blora. arena, G. ALAN WILLIAMS FORM
The ladies of the .0 leery Bight;
.group met at the bonze of Ws,
Ethel Stewart on 'Tbureday even-
ing for their regular get-together,•
Kra. Ten-4)414nm ,held the
high score in, ,euchre and Mrs. Bob)
Foxtorz was Sow for the ,eirening.
A'pleasant time• was had .and lunch
interim minister, ?resided for the was served hy the hostess,
meeting and. conducted the -.open- •
ing devotions.
Reports were presented from the.
various departments of the .0uxreb,
Served., Regiment
for Many Years
GoRRIR, -- Mrs. Charles LaW-
renee neeived word of the death
of her brother,- Sergeant Ernest
Hughes, 88, in Hereford lloeintal,
Herefordshire, England, on Janu-
ary
He was with the Royal (Warleir-
shire Regiment and on April 8,
1890, fought under General Gordon
in In; and with Lord Ktchener
on September 2, 1898, at Kai--
touin, Egypt. There they` survived
16 days on half a biscuit each
per day. Every wounded man able
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Patrick St.) Wingham
Phone 770
est and activity over the past year,
During the year the basement of
the church had been refinished and
redecorated with accommodation
Provided f o r separate Sunday
School classrooms. Two new oil;
furnaces are almost completed to
improve the heating system.
Members 'elected to the Session
were Norinan }larding and Her-
Today the. basement room is the
family room. Father's fishing rods,
Mother's tancylampshaties, Susan's hard wear,
rocit'A roll records and Sammy's
train all go down to the 'basement
room. More often than not it's a
10-it-yourself room with Father as
chief carpenter arid Mother as
decorating adviser,
While it's easy for Mother to say
what colors she wants it's not a
easy for :her to give 'advice on the
kind of paint to be used for finish-
ing the family room, For prac-
tical advice on the kind of paint
to be used for finishing a basement
room Father will likely have to go
outside the family.
Hugh Campbell of the color
studio, 'Canadian Industries Limit-.
ed, is accustomed to .answering the
questions of the do-it-yourselfer'.
According to Mr, Campbell for
walls finished with wallboard or
plaster—even walls of brick or
concrete—latex paint is a good
choice. It dries in minutes and
stands up well to washing and
rough treatment. The walls may
be given two coats .put on .with
brush, roller coater or spray. IFor
spraying, one and a half plate of
water per gallon is added.)
Mr. and Mrs. Baylor
Honored by Ladies
GORRIE -- The ladles of the
Sewing Circle of the I'Iowick and
Wallace Boundary gathered at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. John Bay-
lor, Gorrie, formerly of con, 2,
Wallace Township. Mrs. Conrad
Neable read an address and Mrs.
Oscar Felkar presented them with
an electric clock and china cups
and saucers.
There were 20 present and con-
tests and games were enjoyed arid
lunch was served,
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BISHOP APPLIYARO Mr, :and Mrs. Ken aressiclin, of
IlateheneraSpent 'the weekle•nd with
HOLDS tONFIR MARIN •relatri.yrna
'll'IvIc;rers..Murray ki;1101.;: 'of
and showed a great deal of inter- Miss Elizabeth Patterson, of
Waterloo, spent the week-end with
her mother.
Mr. •Donald XeDermitt, ` of
Waterloo, spent the week-end with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
McDerinitt.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stewart and
family visited' on Sunday with. Mr,
and Mrs. Oliver Stewart, near
old Pollock; to the committee of Gorrie.
rell, Cecil Wilson and Warren family visited on Sunday with Mr.
stewards, Mel Allan, James Ware Mr. and Mrs, Bruce Sothern•and
Wallace
Zurhrigg.we rJea ma peps oirintoeidg asanudshBeorsb anxd Missrsv.
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h Lenten each spent the week-end with Mr, arid
Mrs. Mel Allan,
Wednesday during Lent. • Miss bonne. Johnston, of the Bell
:ingna
Appreciation was expressed to Telephone staff, Wingimin, was
Rev, in returning to the- mi and,in )reaping' confines' to -bet home here last ietry of the charge week 'with a throat infection, up the .work and interest of the .
church so well. Mr. ancli aMre. Dick Aldrich, of
Galt, Visited relatives in the (tom-
munitkZbAr the week-end,
GORRIE-T.he annual meeting of
Howl* Agricultural Soc. was held
• Monday, January 23, in the Gorrie
Orange Hall, The president, N.
Harding spoke a few words of wel-
come and thanked members for
their help in the centennial cele.,
• bratioons,
The secretary- treasurer, Mrs.
Robert •Gibson, gave the financial
report, showing a balance of vos.za
for the year, apart from invest-
ments. The date for 1961 fair —
"Ontario's Biggest Little Fair"' was
set for October 8th and 7th,
Thanksgiving weekend,
It was decided this year to spon-
sor two field crop competitions—,
Garry oats and ensilage corn. S. J.
Robinson and R. McMichael are
conveners of the two committees
for these projects. Suggestions
were also made to hold a Dairy
Princess milking contest, Turns
berry School Queen and possibly a
bicycle safety rodeo.
R. McMichael and Mrs.. R. Gib-.
son, two eif the five delegates to,
the District No. 8 annual and ban-
quet held in Seaforth. on. October
26th, reported the highlights of the
meeting. •
The •election of officers was •con-
ducted by R. N, Weide. Follow-
ing is the slate for 1961a.:
President, N. Harding; '
vice-
president, R. McMichael.; .2erdaviee-
president, R. Connell; seeratary-
treasurer, Mrs, R. Gibson;
W, E, Whitfield and a. 14,,rdii,ocR;
. , FORDWICH—The rites of eon-
firmation were administered on
Sunday morning at Trinity Angli-'
can Church, when the new suffra-•
gar, bishop, the Right Reverend
F, Appleyard; of Georgian Bay,.
was present.
The 'following wore confirmed
Ronald William 'Bennett, David
Harold Oinemore, Nelson Willliam
Do reht, Bryan 'Kenneth %Ind e rsvood,
Gail. Karen Dinsmore, Mrs, Betty
Susan Andari, arid received into
namepa(nananiemammmumsmammorineiwiemumummismimmotrum
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The addresses .oeloolC•
letter and parcel Should,'
shoal • I
la the full name!of the'
person who is to
vet it.
I 'the correct oPart-••
went ..n.uinberi
- street .ad.d•rese,
rural route number
or post office boa
number.
▪ city, town or
,cage, and postal.
zone number whet*:
necessary,
• your name and'
complato return
d.drese in. the: •
Pp.Per
vorner.
See the yellow pages. f tiotie,
telephone directories for
complete postal informatiolo'
A correct postal address
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'home
the Anglican faith; - jean joSeph week-end ';at the home of Mr. and
Aadari. , Mrs. RossoDeig.
A reception followed the service, Mrs. Roy Simmons visited several
in the Sunday 'School rooms, after days last week' with Mr, and Mrs.
which the rector and members of ,Doug. Wildfang, of Toronto. .
the board of management of Ger- Mn, find Mrs, Fred Siefert and
rue, Wroxetor and Wordwieh met ;family, of Galt,'visited one day last
in the church with the Bishop -week With Mr. .and Mr:i. Lorne
Appleyard for .a short meeting. S ;Siefert, . . .
Miss Louise Matthews visited one
Cotton Tails Ready Letitia Matthews, ih the Stratford
day Met week with her sister, Miss
For New Project - , "General Hospital.
Mr. Ian Pittendreigh, of London,
FORDWICH,The first meetingspent several days last week with
of the 4-H girls' club was held at
his ,parents, Mr. and Mrs. George
Election of officers" resulted as ,
Pittendreigh.
Friends of 'Mr. Gain ICing will the public school with ten ,present.
re-
follows: President, Shirley 'Dung; bilue rgniad to .know he was able to
vice president, Sandra Allan; see-
last week from the
retary and press reporter. Jean Palmerston Hospital.
Siefert,
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Where dampness may be a prob-
lem on esonerete or,briek,_a special
acrylic masonry paint highly re-
sistatit and moisture
staining ,is,available.
Port Credit, Spent the weeksend Alkyd paints are preferable to
with Mr.- 'and Mrs. Carroll'aTolinson. latex. paint , for wood trim. New
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil I,,Ynn and wood ahoidd -be•primed with under-
daughters, of 'Orillia, Sp'OnG the coat and aShigh, quality semi-,gloss
week-end with Mrs. Dora Ridley. used: If the same color as
the:. wall is desired on the trim Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Trieribie around basement windows and and family, of Orangeville, visited doors, it's possible to match the on Saturday at the home of `Mr. 'paints. and Mrs, George PittendrOgil.' • Wood -panelling may be treated
Mr. Jack Foster, of Kitchener, with wi pi ng
spent the week-end with his
stain to deepen the
color of the wood if required, A
mother, Mrs. Ruby Foster: coat of " clear varnish in either
Messrs', -Jack Doig and .James high' or low sheen is then applied.
'Grant, .of •St. Catharines, spent the Tinters are also available' to give
color to the varnish.
For either concrete or wooden
floors, there's new latex floor
paint which dries quickly to a low
Sheen. It is easy to apply, stands
tip to rough wear • and can he
waxed for added shine.
Pipes are an eyesore in. any
'basement and Mother will probably
haVe a say 'in deciding whether
they should be painted the same
cblor as their 'background to make
them less prominent or painted in
vivid contrasting colors to make
them part of the playroom decor-
ation. Either way, according to
Mr. Campbell, they should he given
a coat of chrome oxide primer,
then two coats of high quality
enamel. An aerosol spray can of
enamel is handy for this job.
The oil tank and water heater
superintendent of grounds, 3. W.
Strong; superintendent of hall, S.
J. Robinson, with R. Connell as
assistant. •
Officers of ladies' division re-
mained the same. ,
• Mrs. Harold Robinson and Mrs.
Robert Gibson were appointed
'delegates to attend the annual.
convention of fairs to be held in
the Ring Edward-Sheraton Hotel,
Toronto, February 22nd and 23rd.
'• After the meeting adjourned, re-
feeshinents were served.
A short directors' meeting fol-
lowed at Which W. F. Campbell and
• W, Strong were suggested lead-
ers for Howick Calf Club. A special
prize committee of R. Strong, R.
Neill, J. W. Strong, G. Mair, 0.
Keiffer and M. Mulvey were named
for the coming year.
An invitation was extended to all
members of the society to attend
"orchid day" at the famous Dale
Estate, Brampton, on Sunday,
J ardary 29th.
This meeting climaxed another
very sucecssful year for the Bow-
iek Agricultural' Society.
ssasa
Smoke Awakens ,
Herbert 'C'ha'rles
GORRIE-•Horbert Charles had a
narrow escape Tuesday at 2 a.m.,
when he was awakened, coughing
and choking with smoke which
filled his -bedroom. On going to the
kitchen flames were bursting out
of the oven. The wood left there
to dry was on fire,
He was able to extinguish the
fire with water, hut. walls and
woodwork were badly smoked -and
damaged,
Mr. Roy Strong on Monday eve-
ning of last week.
At the L.O.L. euchre on Wednes-
day evening prise winners were
Mrs. Percy Ashton and Roy Strong.
At the W.A. euchre on Friday eve-
ning Mrs. Albert Dustow was high
lady; William. Taylor, high gent.
and Bill Bennett, consolation and
lucky chair prize,
Members of the A.Y.P.A. of Gor-
rie and Fordwieh. attended a skat-
.ng party in Brussels Wednesday
evening,
The Gorrie Women's Institute
will meet on Tuesday evening, Feb.
7th at 830 at the home of Mrs.
Glad Edgar. Roll call, "Something
yOu have recently learned from
radio, television or reading."
Officers of St. Stephen's Chancel
Guild for 1961 are convener, Mrs.
Harry King; sea-trees,, Mrs, Frank
King. Meeting was held at the
home of Mrs. Gordon Underwood
on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Charles
and family of Listowel visited Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Charles on Sat-
urday,
Mrs. Dewitt Adams and Keith
Visited Thursday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart McBurney„
Wingham. •
The name chosen for the club
will he "The 'Fordwieh Cotton
Tails".
Discussion was on the general
outline of Club and Achievement
DaY, Mrs. George revised .the 're-
quirements of the club rand the
record book. Mrs. 'Scott Clarkson-
told the girls what they needed in,
the sewing .kit. Mrs. Richards
demonstrated different kinds of
material and patterns. •
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Mr, and Mrs„ Jack Blythe and
:family of Milton spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hastie.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Harrison and
family of Goderich spent the week-
end at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Harrison.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Nay spent Sat-
urday with friends in Kitchener.
Miss Mary Thornton, Kitchener,
spent the week-end with her mo-
ther; Mrs, A. Thornton.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Cullien and
family of Molesworth visited Sun-
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
George Brown.
Constable William Austin of the
R,C,M.P. at Langley Prairie, B.C..
is visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. William Austin Sr., and other
friends,
Mrs: Chas, Lawrence and Mrs.
Harry Jennings, Brussels, are
spending several clays with Mr. and
Mrs. Gerald May and Miss Edna
Lawrence in Toronto.
The Woman's Missionary Society
of the Gorrie United Church saila
hold their Fee Tea at the home of
Mrs. W. C. King on Thursday, Feb
3rd at 8.15. Program comm., Mrs
Ken Rustic, Mrs. Hector Hamilton
and Mrs. Harry Gowdy.•
Remember the annual meeting
of the Gorrie and district Red
Cross Society on Wednesday eve-
ning, Feb. 1st, at 8.30 in the Do-
minion Bank.
Mrs. Minnie Irwin returned last
week front the Wingham General
Hospital.
Mr, and Mrs. William Campbell
visited Mrs. Frances Strong and
SEE YOUR LOCAL
--BELGRAVE
FORDWICH-aThe C.G.LT. met
Monday evening of last week at
the home of Jane Harahly. The
meeting opened with the Lord's
prayer, purpose and answer with
Anne Miller as president. The
worship service was conducted 'by
Karen Carswell and Anne Miller,
Final plans were Made for the
affiliation' service on Feb. 6th.
Twenty-five members answered the
roll call, Mrs, H. Pollock 'present-,
ed the mission study and lunch
was served 'by Jane Hasiebly, Shir-
ley Flung arid Joyce Greer. The
meeting closed with taps.
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Mr, and Mrs. Harry Gowdy, Mr,
and Mrs. Harvey Copeland, Wink-
eten were in Bolton on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs, Robert Stephens
And Miss Evelyn Anne Stephens
spent Thursday in Kitchener.
The World Day of Prayer will
be held in Gerrie United Church
on Feb. i?th at 3 p.m. Mrs. E. 0,
Attwell will be the speaker.
Sunday guests et the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Stewart were
Mr. and Mrs, Jack Stewart and
family, Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs,
a James Hudson and family, Haney-
er, Mr. Amid Mrs, Roy Stewart, Dur-
ham, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stewart
and Douglas and Mr. Rey Stew-
art, Listowel, Mr. and Mrs, Robert
4aybury, ListoWel, Mr, arid Mts,
James Steviditt and family, Ford-
wich arid Miss Jean Stewart, Mt-
chener.
AYP'A' 'Skating Party
Held in Brussels
The Anglican. Young People held
their monthly meeting for the
Huron Deanery in Brussels oil
Wednesday evening. Present' were
young people from Seaforth, Wing-
ham, Clinton, Goderieh, Fordwieli
and Brussels. The excellent turnout
of approximately 90, illustrated the
increasing interest of the young
people in this area in their chuhch.
The Meeting Wee in the ;form ofl
a skating party and brecanball
games, Both ,boys and ,girls 1 par-
ticipated in the slipping and eliding.
'fun. Following the activities at‘the,
arena., the young ;people 'Went to
the Anglican Church, Where -the
ladies served an .eXeellent.luneh to
the ravenous group.
The executive heild a meeting and
decided upon Goderich for a . lead-,
ership course to be held On Febtu-
ary 26th. Several guest speakers
Will be present and following the
lectures there will be a dinner. All
AYPA Members are asked to set
aside this date to that there will
be a. full attendance at the meeting.'
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Miss Jean Stewart is being trans-.
ferrecl from the Kitchener branch
of the Royal Bank td Calgary, Al-
berta. She leaves Saturday for
the West.
Mrs. Roy Oowdy spent the week-
end with Mr, and Mrs. Arnold
Halliday in Wiaghain.
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CARSON—In Palmerston /Iospltal,
on Satunday, Jan. 28, 1041, to Mr.'
and Mrs. Richard Carsen, Gerrie,
a daughter, Sandra "Maine,
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Me:night tte la Close With a befiedie..
tiOrt .14s, 'Rev. 'IL I.r. Zontunts.
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to stand was given a gun to help
fight through to the supply ship
on the River Nile. He also fought
at Ypres in World War I in 1918.
He received several distinguished
service medals.
He is survived by one f3031, John,
of Hereford, England; one sister,
Mrs. Charles Lawrence, of Gorrie,
and four grandchildren. Nine
brothers and three sisters pre-
deceased him.
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