HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1961-03-22, Page 6FORM'
Mr. Earl Deihl of Orillia visited
one evening last week with. Mr.
and Mrs, Tam MeClement.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Jacklin of
Kitchener, visited relatives in the
community over the. week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wray and
little daughter of St. Marys, called
on friends in the village Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Meelement
and little son. of Listowel visited
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Torn
MeClement.
IVIrs, Wellington Hargrave visit-
ed Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Wray in Toronto.
Miss Ruth Hibberd of 1Vioneton
visited over the week-end with her
parents. Mr. and. Mrs. Robert
Hibbern,
Miss Nancy Sothera. underwent
an appendectomy Saturday night
at the K & W Hospital, Kitchener.
Miss Judy and Master Jerry
Durst of Toronto are spending a
few weeks with their grandpar-
ent*, Mr. and Mrs, George Ashton,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lohr left
last week for a three week holiday
in Florida.
Mr. and Mrs, Glenn Martin and
Mr. Neil Baylor attended the
Sportsmen. Show in Toronto wed-
nesday of last week.
Mr, Henry Campbell of Stratford
is spending a couple of weeks with
Mr. .and Mrs. Bob Campbell,
Doctor James Hutchison of
Cleveland, Orio, is spending some
time a( the home of his brother,
Mr. Tom Hutchison and Mrs.
Hutchison.
Mrs. Lorne Siefert is visiting in
Wroxeter with her mother, Mrs.
M. Gibson, who is ill.
- Mr, and Mrs. Alex Keith and Mr.
Roy •Gadke, spent one day last
week in Stratford with their 'aunt,
Mrs. Susan Nairn,'who is confined
to hospital there.
Mrs. Leslie Loughran. returned
home last week fro mPalmerston
Hospital, where she was confined
for two weeks.
Mr, and Mrs. Trevelyn Hain-
stock of Milton, spent the week-
end with Mrs. Walter Hainstock,
Mrs. Irene Benson of London,
visited from Saturday until Thurs-
day with Mrs. Martha Baker,
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Jacques
visited one day last week with
Mrs. Emerson Ferguson in the
K & W Hospital,
PRESENTS TROPHY—John Hanna, M.P,P., Wing-
ham, is pictured above as he presented the Grey-
Bruce Police Association trophy to Robert Bogdan,
captain a the Walkerton Bantams, winners of the
B and C classes in the tourney stagell ill WInglann
on Saturday under the sponsorship of the police
group. Team conch gill Lepard, centre, looks on,
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Mr, and Mrs, John Friar of
Paisley, spent one clay last week at
the home of Misses Letitia and
Louise Mathews.
Mr, Ian Pittendreigh of London,
spent several days last week at the
home of his parents, Mr, and Mrs.
Geoijge Pittendreigh,
Mr, Robert Campbell of Guelph,
spent two days last week with
Mrs. Pearl Patterson,
Mr. and Mrs. Don Seabrook'and
family of St, Catharines, spent the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs, Ross
Doig, and on Saturday they all
attended the funeral of the late
Graham Hastie in Harriston,
Mrs. John Minigan was confined
last week to Palmerston Hospital,
with infection from a boil.
Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Carswell,
Karen and Bill, visited Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs, Alex Wray In Tor-
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IT MISSION BAND
FORDWIOH — The meeting of
the Silver Star Mission Band was
held Sunday morning in the Ford-
wich United Church Sunday School
rooms, opening with the Mission
Band purpose and hymn, Roll call,
a word with ,the verse "Love," was.
answered' by 34 members.
Worship service was hold with
the singing of several children's,
hymns and scriptures. A skit by
four junior members was enjoyed
by all,
Mrs. Ben Gibson took the pri-
marY class story, and Mrs. Robert
Gibson related the story of Solo-
mon's 4000 horse stalls, for the
juniors.
Birthday greetings were sung to
Jim Harding, Bill Carswell, Linda
Gibson and Lorne Wilson. More
used Christmas cards and used
stamps arc needed to complete the
overseas packages. Next meeting
will be a special Easter program
on April 9th.
PURCHASE ARTICLES
FOR CARDSTON BALE
FORDWICH--7Trinity W.A. met
on Wednesday at the home of
Mrs. Elsie Strong, with the opening
hymn, "There Is a Green Hill Far
Away". The members' prayer and.
Lord's prayer were repeated and
Scripture was read by Mrs, Sinna-
mon. Mrs, Bruce Sothern dis-
played the articles which: had
been bought for the bale for' Card-
ston, Alta,
....FoUrteen ladies answered the
roll call with an EaSter verse.
Mrs. Attwell led in the Litany.
Mrs. Jacques was in charge' of a
chapter in .the study book on the
attitudes of the other denomin-'
ations towards unity, She .wan
assisted by Mrs. Foster, Mrs.
grave, Mrs. Brears, Mrs. Browne,'
Mrs, Simmons, and Mrs, Arm-,
strong.
The spring bulletins were read
and plans were made for the April.
meeting. Mrs, Brears was in
charge of the program. Lunch wan
served by Mrs. Strong and Mrs.
Demerling,
Women Me& in
Sunday School
A. H. Cronin Was
Born in England
Arthur Henry. Cronin died at his
borne, R. R. 3, Wingham, on Thurs-
day, March 16, He had suffered a
long, illness,
Dgeeas.ed was born in London,
England, 59 years ago, a son of the
late John and Selina Cronin, I-Ta-
was educated there and mine to
Canada-in 1913. Mr. Cronin worked
on a faim at Kincardine. During
World War I he served with the
Army,
In 1928 he moved from Kincar-
dine to Caledon, and it was there
that he married Lenora Falconer in
June, 1934. From 1949 to 1959 Mr.
Cronin worked as a telephone
lineman. He retired at that time
and came to this area the following
year:.
He was a member of the Angli-
can Church and of the Lpi., No. 250.
at Caledon.
Surviving are his wife, a son,
John Wilson Cronin, of Orange-
ville, and two sisters, Miss Daisy
Cronin, living in Manitoba, and
Mrs. Fred Graddon, England, and
one grandchild. He was predeceas-
eadndb jani by threebrothers, Fred, Stanley
.
The .funeral was held from the
R. A. Currie and Sons funeral
home on Saturday with Rev. James
Rendel officiating, The pallbearers
were ja.Mes Cronin, Alex Coulter,
William Hamilton, Alfred Hansord,
William,,McKinnon and Tom 'Mor-
risPri.,. FioWer bearers were David
Cronin, Eldon Hillyand, William
McArthur, Wes Tiffin, Alex
Thompsen and John Spears,
Friencl'S attended ,th'e funeral
froM, Caledon, Orangeville, Sarnia,
Brampton, Elliot Lake, Kincardine,
Teeswater and Whitcchurch.
FORDWICH - The March ,Meeting
of the' WMS was held in the Sun-`
day Lehool rooms, Mrs. Graham
opened the meeting with a prayer
and a Meditation OTT '"Where Are
You Living?" The roll call, a
quotation from John was answered
by 18 members and one visitor.
A report on Community Friend-
ship was _given by Mrs. E. Wil-
liamson. Two shut-in cards were
aigned by the members.. A letter
was read from Mrs. G. W. Tiffin,
announcing Presbyterial to be held
Oa April 0th in Wingham,
:Mrs. Parker E.urig offered a
prayer.
Mrs. C. Ettinger had charge of
the worship , service. The Scripture
:was read* by Nirs, Melvin Allen.
The study book on new ways of
speaking was presented by Mrs. G-
Ellinger, Mrs, J. Craig, Mrs. Allen
and Mrs. Stinson, The meeting was
closed with the benediction.
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Ml's. Howard Dayey
Was Raised Here
Mrs, Howard Davey, the f;ritter
J-Tclen Jones, died in hospital at,
Obbourg oh Tuesday, March 14.
The funeral, was held ofn Friday.
Mrs. Davey Was a daughter of
Mrs. Roy Jones anti the late Mr,
Jones. Her father was a garage-
matt here several Yeats aye and
the family lived in the house now
occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Andy
M1t, Eels
SttrViving are her ,husband, her
mother, Mrs. Jones and two iSfatli-
ers, lten. and Gordon of TorOrito,
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