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Saturdap evening In honour of Mr. and Mrs, Earl .Ourn- in on the occasion, of their silver wedding anniversary, Present for the occasion were the 9th neighbors and the Gaunt and Durnin relatives, numbering 55. Mrs. Dutnin was the former Madeleine Gaunt, The evening was spent in playing progressive euchre. High prizes went to Mrs. Frank McQuillin and Albert Taylor, with consolation prizes going to Lois Johnston and William Rutherford, Albert Taylor read an address of good wishes to the bride and groom of 25 years. Loren Durnin present- ed the couple with a lamp, step table, coffee table and magazine rack. Earl and Madeleine ex- pressed their thanks .a.fici appreci- ation for being remembered on this happy occasion. A bountiful lunch was served by the ladies, BANNER COUNTIES WINNER—The regional red and white show sponsored by the Banner Counties Ayrshire Club was held at the Brussels Fair last week, with Bruceburn Perfect Blend, owned by R. M. Gooderham, left, winning both the senior chant- Pionship and the grand championship of the show. With Mr. Gooderham, who comes from Guelph, is Lloyd McNeil, of Drayton, president of the club. The top rated bull is two years old. The club covers the - counties of Wellington, Waterloo, Perth, Huron, Bruce and Grey.—Advance-Times Photo. Mrs. J. Winter Was Active in Church And Community FORDWICH—Mrs. Marion Eliza_ Beth. Winter passed away in Wing- ham Hospital Tuesday of last week in her 70th year after a lengthy ill- ness. Born and educated in Port Hope she was the daughter of the late Henry Jewison and Celia Randell. Her marriage to John Winter took place in October, 1930, After her marriage she resided with her husband on lot 31, con, 8, Howick, until retiring to Fordwich in April, 1960. She was of a kindly disposition and held in high esteem by all who knew her. She took an interest in the affairs of the community and was a member of the Fordwich Un- ited Church, past president of the W.A., past worthy mistress of the L.O.B.A., and at the time of her death was an honorary director of the agricultural society. Besides her husband she leaves to mourn two sisters, Mrs. R. E. Adams and Miss E, A. Jewison of Keystone Heights, Fla, The L.O.B.A, held a short ser- vice at the Moir funeral home on Wednesday evening. The funeral service took place in the Fordwich United Church and was conducted by Rev. A, C. Coles and Rev. J. W. Hird. "The Lord Is My Shepherd" was sung by Mrs. Ken Graham, Mrs. George Rich- ards and Miss Minnie McElwain, Interment was in Fordwich ceme- tery. Pallbearers were James Ste-, venson, Elton Zeigler, William Campbell, Aaron Dicke'rt, Lindsay BroWn and James Warrell. Flower bearers were David Dickert, Alex Donaldson, Walter Harrifield and Stanley Bride. FORDWICII Mr. and Mrs, Don Bridge spent tile week-end with friends in To- ronto. Mr. and Mrs. Tom McClement and Mrs. Ida Gallagher were in London one day last week. Mrs. McClement and Mrs. Gallagher visited with Mr. and Mrs. Les Bur- rows and Mrs. M. Strome while Tom attended a Purina meeting. ST HELENS Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Humphrey, of Hespeler, spent Thursday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William A. Humphrey, Miss W, D. Rutherford returned on. Friday from a holiday in Evans- ton, Illinois. Mr. and Mrs, Gordon McPher- son accompanied Mr, and Mrs. Fred Thompson and family, of Exeter, to Western 'Canada. Mrs. Wm. Gallaher, of Norwood, spent the week-end with her bro- ther, Mr. Wallace Miller, and Mr. and Mrs. Allan Miller. Anniversary services in the St. Helens church will be held on- Oc- tober 15th with Rev..Mr. Kaiser and Rev. Mr. Strapp in charge. ClIARIVARI COUPLE ON ANNIVERSARY FORDWI011— A charivari and surprise party honoring Mr., and Mrs. Crosby Sothern on the occa- sion of their 40th anniversary was held Wednesday night at their home. Members of the family included their daughter, Mrs, W. M. (Rose- mary) Campbell, Mr. Campbell and little son, Jimmy, of Toronto, and cousins, Mr, and Mrs. William son, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wilson and Miss Phylllis Wilson, all of Fordwich, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Adams of Wrox- eter and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Grant of Teeswater.. During the evening Mrs. Cecil Wilson, on behalf of the group, presented the couple with a beauti- ful wall mirror. Their only grand- child, Jimmy Campbell, presented them with an electric frypan and bouquet of mums. A bounteous lunch was served from the table centred by a beautifully decorated wedding cake, the gift of Mrs. Jack Wilson. Presentation for 'Mr. and Mrs. Mulvey FORDWICH—A number from here attended a presentation and dance on Friday night in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mulvey (Nan- cy Sothern), newlyweds, which was held in the Belmore community hall. Mrs. Earl Fitch read the address and Jim Renwick presented the couple with a vacuum cleaner and a purse of money. Bill and Nancy thanked everyone and music for dancing was supplied by Felkel.'s orchestra. Purse of Money strong. Miss Ruth. Hibberd read the ad- dress and Mrs. Jim Robinson pre- sented the young couple with a purse of money. Larnbkin's orch- estra supplied music for dancing. Thirteen Couples Attend Meeting The Couples' Club of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church met in the church basement on Tuesday eve- ning for the monthly meeting with 13 couples in attendance. The eve- ning opened with the call to wor- ship and the singing of a hymn. There was a short business per- Mrs. Jim Carr and Andy McKague read the Scripture, Mrs. George Scott led hi prayer. "A Closer Walk with Thee" and "There Is a God" were sung by • Mary Lee Hollenbeek, accompanied by her father playing the' electric guitar. Two short films were shown "Who Ts Sylvia" and 711 Sing, Not Cry", A hyrrin was sung and Mrs. John Donaldson gave the closing prayer, A delicious lunch was served. Mr. 'and Mrs, Andy MeXague and Mr. and Mrs. Oeorgd Scott were in charge of this meeting. parents, Mr, and Mrs. Harold Wal- lace. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Frew and daughters of Preston and Mrs. Bill Foote of Paris were Sunday visit- ors with Mt.and Mrs, Earl Moore. ham AdvancosTimos, W osday, Oct 91, 190- Announcements Messrs. W. JOHN ALDERSLEY, C.A., G. ROY WEILER, B.A., C.A., and GEOFFREY H. WARD, CA., are pleased to announce the merger of their accounting practices. The new practice will be carried on under the name WARD, WEILER AND ALDERSLEY ' CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS with offices at Hanover, Walkerton and Toronto it Miss Elizabeth Armstrong of Stratford spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Armstrong. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Simmons spent a day last week in Kitchener. Messrs. Larry, Wayne and Ricky Marriner and David Inglis spent a day last week at •the fair in Kitch- ener. Quite a number from here at- tended the Teeswater fair on Sat- urday. Mr, and Mrs. Fred Davidson of For Newlyweds Wingham visited one day last week with Mrs. Nina Armstrong. FORDWICH—A presentation and d Mrs. J. Demerling of Harristonance was held Friday night in spent a couple of days last week the Fordwich community hail in with Mr, and Mrs, T. J. Schaefer. honor of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald P Mr. and Mrs. Robert Spotton of Potts, the former Marilyn Arm- Wingham were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Spence Brears, Mr, and Mrs. Alex Reid and sons and Mrs. Wellington Hargrave and Douglas spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wray in Tor- onto. Mr, Ian Pittendreigh of London spent a couple of days this week with his parents. The sympathy of the community goes out to Mr. John Winter in the death of his wife last week in the Wingham Hospital, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sothern and Mr. and Mrs, James Vittie visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. 'Bill Mulvey in Walkerton. - Mrs. W. Dewar spent a few days last week at her home in Clifford, od and the offering was taken. Mrs. Clarence Carswell, i The offertory prayer was given by Doris Carswell and Mrs. Crosby Sothern were in Guelph on Friday attending the Guelph area W,T. convention, Doris Carswell spoke on the 4-11 project, "Flower Ar- rangement for Different Occa- sions". Mrs. Mae Sivill of Collingwood, spent several days with her .bro- thee 'last week, Mr. Jack Winter. " Mr. Alex Collins visited a couple of days last week in Brussels and attended the fair on Friday. MM. Stan Bride and Mrs. How- ard Harris attended the area con- vention of the W.L in Guelph for three days last week. Mrs. Bride shared in the exercises. On Mon- day of thiS week the two ladies at- tended the Ituron County rally of the 'WI which was held in Ellin- Ville. Mr. Doug Wallace of Owen -Sound visaed over the week-end with: his Fordoliloitartivralcon Telepb.one' 237 A. _D.- MacWilliatit eettelT4 fealsyMiliturfr6teet cod oplionar ed, extra cot?. HURON MOTORS Limited Ford Trucks Wingham; Ont• SEE YOUR DEALER "62 GALA.XIE & GA...A.X1E/45 00 GALAXIE—superb performance at a new low price G.ALAXIE/ 500—classic beauty with fine car luxury enduring elegance with the power to please...s Galaxie and Galaxie/500 . . . bringing you Thunderbird-inspired beauty ... 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See your Ford Dealer noW1 Galaxie Fordor Sedan Galaxie/50o Tudor Hardtop Family to Live Near Mitchell ST, HELENS--On Friday even- ing friends and neighbours of Ken Purves, Mrs. Lizzie Bolt and Mrs. Annie Irwin visited the Purves home for a surprise farewell party. The evennig was spent in playing cards. Charles McQuillin showed slides of his recent 'trip to Western Canada, Fred McQuillin read an .address of good wishes and as a remem- brance of the many years spent in the St. Helens community, Bill Mc- I, Quillin presented them with a card' table and chair set and a smoker. The Purves family expressed thanks and invited everyone to visit them in their new home near Mitchell. li