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Mrs. G. Richardson
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Wingham, Ontario
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\1i-. Have (rothers conducted the
meeting of the Cub ani Scout :.Mo-
thers' :\.uxiliary last \Vednesday•
evening. when seven women ans-
w:•reti the. roll call tet the Scout
House.
Mrs, Ross Gordon read the min-
lttt:- and at letter from Don Rennie.
liel.1 commissioner. who expressed
appreciation to the ladies who had
eatt'rteel for the Yluewuter exeer1.
live eonferener held here,
Mrs. t'rotht'r'i gave a summary
of the past years activities. Added
to the usual duties of providing
lunch for Cub toboggan parties and
the Apple Day, the ladies had ser-
ved 1911 at Kist year's farther and
son banquet, made curtains and as.
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41 r. ,I, Robert C''aunpbell. of El-
liott Lake, spent the wools -end here
and Mrs. Campbell and Bruce, who
have been visiting with her parents,
Mr. and "Mrs, Albert Rintoul, for a
(nap!(' of weeks. returned home
with hint o11 Monday,
-Mr. and Mrs, James Waddell. of
Listawel, and Mrs. Ken Dowd. of
D1ilver'ton, visited 011 Sunday with
sisted with the opening of the Scout
House. purchased badges and books
for Cubs and Scouts, sponsored a
booth at the park for the district
field day. and catered to 7.1 people
in January of this year when exe.
calves, of the region met at the
Legion Home.
:ell's, George Richardson is this
year's president. .Nominations were
received for vire president and a
vote will be taken at the next meet-
ing. Mrs, John Langridge was ap-
pointed secretary, to succeed Mrs.
Gordon and Mrs. Harvey Fisher
agreed to act as treasurer for an-
other year. A vote of thanks was
extended to Mrs. Fisher, who has
been treasurer for the past three
years. Mrs, Langridge will continue
as convener for remembering the
sick.
The ladies agreed to pay for the!
locks which have been purchased a
for the Scout locators and will buy'
flags to be used as table decorations
for banquets. The Scouts have of -1
fered to make the holders.
Mrs. Fisher. Mrs. Crothers and
Mrs. Richardson volunteered to
look after the lunch for the Pack
A toboggan party and plans were
made for the father and son ban-
quet, which will be held this year
in the high school on March 14.
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Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wenger and fam-
ily.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Richard. of
Stratford, and Mr. and Mrs. Andy
Bell and fancily. of Petr'ujlia, were
in 1Vingham for several ;lays at
the week-e11,ct due to the illness of
tltti.t' mother, Mrs. :lklatthew Hell.
•Mr. and Mrs. Erie Horwood, of
Toronto. were visitors Friday and
Saturday with their 5011 and
daulg;hter-in-lttw, Mr. and Mrs.
David Harwood,
Mr•s Cecil Jaekson, Albert St.,
and Mrs. Everitt Smith, of Sea -
forth, left on Sunday to spend a
month in Florida,
Alr. and Mrs. Neil McColl, of
Don Mills, were week -end guests
with her 1
o he1
. Mrs.
Fret
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and visited with her father, Mr,
Tuck. who has la en a patient i11
Wingham Hospital for the past
couple of weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas McQueen,
of Toronto, spent Sunday with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs, Frank Ross.
Tufnberry. They were a(yconlpatniecl
by .Mrs. Percy (Way, of Toronto,
who visited with her sister, Mrs.
Tont Metcalfe. Mrs. Gray, her hus•i
band and son expect to leave the
end of the month for a year's holi-
day in the British Lsies.
Dave Seatt, of CKFH, Toronto,
spent a few days at his home re-
cently.
- Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Les-
lie Wines were four cousins from
Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Camp-
bell, Mrs. John Campbell and Mrs.
William Ecril.
--Mr. and Mrs. Doug Murray and
Art Affleck, of Kitchener, spent
the week -end with Mr. and Mrs.
W. C. Murray,
• Miss Claudia I:Iaselgrove, of
London, spent t-lw week -end with
her parents, Mr. and Mr's. Omar
Haselgrove,
'__Mrs. Goner Gibbons, of Elmira,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Eliza-
beth Carter, of Wingham,
Mr. Don Kennedy and Mr,
Harry Spry, of Western Foundry
Ltd., are attending a convention in
London this week.
-Mr. Bruce Lott, of Owen Sound,
was a week -end visitor with his
parents, Mr, and Mrs. Carl Lott. ,
_ Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hawthorne,
of. London, visited on Saturday with
their son-in-law and daughter, Mr,
and Mrs. Murray Stainton, and
family.
---Mrs. Dick LeVan and children
are spending this week with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs, E. H. Ryer-
son in Brantford. -
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Jasper, of
Mildmay, were recent visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wenger.
Mr. and Mrs. Mack Cameron
,and Julie, of Owen Sound, spent
the week -end with their parents.
Mr. and Mrs, Don Cameron, and
Mr. and Mrs. John Colvin.
- Friends will be sorry to learn
that Mrs. Frank Sturdy has been
a patient in Wingham Hospital
since last week,
-• Mrs. Bill Walden was able to
return home from Wingham Hos-
pital last week after being confiner.'
there for a couple of weeks,
--Miss Penny Gerrie, Miss Bal h•
Pickford and Barry Pickford spent
the week -end in Alvinston where
they visited with Mr, and Mrs.
Walter Pickford and family,
--Mr, and 1VIrs Walter Brown anti
family visited at the week -end with
Mrs. Brown's sister, Mrs. Chas. Ad.
anis, artd Mr. Ad•alns at Hepworth.
Mr. and Mrs. J, P, Alexander
were guests of Mr, and Mrs. Bob
R.owscell in Sudbury over the week-
end.
-Mr. and Mrs. Bev, Brooks, of
London, were visitors over the
week -enol with their parents, Mr,
and Mrs. Harold Brooks, and .Dr.
and Mrs. W. A. McKibbon.
Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Westney, of
West Hill, visited on Tuesday with
her sister, Mrs. .Robert Wenger, :a .
patient in Wingham General Hos-
pital.
WDHS BASKETBALL
CLINTON VISITORS
TRIM BOTH TEAMS
On Thursday the Clinton basket .
hall teams journeyed to Wingham
and the visiting seniors edged
Wingham 35-32. 13m1 L'oyes was
the thigh Scorer for Clinton with IO
points. In the second quarter he
eolieeted 5 points and in the
fourth quarter he added another 5
to round out his day,
The high scorer for Wingham.
and for the game was the invine
ihle Wayne learner. with 11 points.
His outstanding display of ball
control and accurate jump shots
has enabled him to enlleet mare
than tri points in every game.
A total of 41 fouls was chalked
hip during the game, 24 counted
against Wingham and 17 •for (311
ton. The referees failed'• to make
it to the game, so the coaches of
the junior trams refereed.
The Clinton juniors made it ;1
perfect day for the southern towns
by trouncing 'Wingham juniors
33-22. The coaches of the senior
teams refereed this game.
Leading the scoring race for
Clinton was Toni Davis with x
points.
Top scorer for Wingham was the
enthusiastic t.rynn'Finnigarr with R
11011110.
DATE 18 SET FOR
!GE CAIINIM
The executi(ce of the \-\ririghani
Figure Skating ChM abet last eyed
aelcl set up committees for the car,
11ival to be held on Saturday, Mar,
111th at x.:lo p.m. The rehearsal will
Is- Friday 11 at ti$i1) p.m. It was not-
. tl that ;filar, 8rtl would be Police-
men's huekey :tiny so thin' will be
hi) tigure skating that day.
The theme is The l'ie'd Piper of
ticnnelin and it narks teen consee_
11)ive years that the local club !lits
skated to his magic, The skaters
will he rats. a dog, ehild.l'en, oiti-
zens, [llc 111u.yor and his councillors,
and the piper.
A. member of the first Blass, .10110
Wild, will he a guest skater with
leis solo and comedy numbers,
Mrs. Day, Mrs. Willie and Mrs,
Murrell were appointed to or'ga n-
ine the advance sale of tickets. This
is the organized ire activity Which
girls have, arid is 0 very desirable
asset. to Wingham, but the club
needs the support of everyone, Per-
haps you could purchase 0 ticket
even though you can't' attend, as
a donation to the club, since pro*
fessional and ice fees cannot be
met out of memberships.
The property committee is John
Strong, N. \Vt'lwood, W. W. Gurney
and H. Gerrie. Mrs, Gurney wits
appointed to contact Mr. Beattie: to
see if the pupils would again make
posters. Mrs, Wild informed the
meeting that crests were available
for members at 75 cents each.
Mala: -up committee is Mrs. Gur-
1107 taut Mrs. Spry. The secretary
is to secure CFSA sanction for
holding the carnival. •
Anyone able= to attend the Can-
adian championships at Toronto
Cricket and Skating Club, Feb, 22-
21. will see Canada's best skaters.
The following day all club member's
eapable of dancing Bronze dances
and upw;rr:d are invited to a dance
Mrs. K. Ae 3tranford
Buried Monday
M1:4, 1C A..Strnnfor'd, Lhe former
Ada M. ltederus, died on Saturday
h1 Willgllam General hfospittti aL
the age of 80 years. Mrs. Strait -
ford had not been in good health
for 501110 time, bat had been Ser.
lously ill for only tt s11.41t 'el111e.
.i11e Was the daughter of the
late Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Roden's,
who wcro early settlers here. Mrs,
St1'allford was 'bong and educated
Wingham, As a young woman
she became a. milliner and had 4
store in Fairport, N.Y. She mar-
ried Mr. Siranford in New York
City, Ile predeceased her in 1048.
Mrs. SLranford. lived i11 Buffalo
and Fort Eric' before returning to
WInghcuhl eight yertrs ago, w•11eai
8110 resided with two of her sis-
ters, Mrs, Crandall and Mrs, Mc-
Millan, both of whom are now de
ceased, -01' the seven daughters
and two Sons of the later Mr, and
Mrs. Rodents, only one son, Wil-
liam of Laguna Beach, California,
sn rvi ves,
Besides her brother, Mr's. Strait -
ford is survived by four nieces and
a nephew, Mrs, Morris Swanson
and Ivirs, Elwood 'Armitage of
Wingham, Mrs. John Miekke of
Wallacehurg, Mrs. Arthur Ney, St,
Catharines, and Grant Ltuuhdy of
Buffalo. There are several great
nieces and nephews.
Mrs, Stranford was a member of
St, Paul's Anglican. Church and
funeral service was . held on Mon-
day front the S, J. Walker funeral
home, when her rector, Rev. C, F,
Johnson, offlciat
cd, I
he pallbear-
ersers
were Thomas Cruickshank,
Norman, Keating, Gordon Corson,
Percy Clark, William Bain and
Milo Casemore. Interment was in
\\'ing)lanl cemetery,
5155001 at Tipper Canada Skating Bantams Pee Wees
Club Ino., 3-19 Waverley Road, To-
ronto, from 1.30 to 7.00 p.m,
Mrs. A. McKercher
Died in London
Mrs, Alexander McKercher, one
of the older residents of Wroxeter,
died in Victoria Hospital, London,
on saturday. Mrs, McKercher
who was 91 years of age, suffered
a broken hip several weeks ago,
The former Margaret Jane Rit-
chie, she was 1)01'11 in Howiclt
Township, the daughter of the late
James Ritchie and his wife, Mar-
garet Henderson.
Her husband predeceased her
some years ago. She is survived
by three sons, Ewart and Tindall
McKercher of Howick Township
and Alan of the Jamestown dis-
trict; one brother, Tindall Ritchie
of Wingham and six grandchildren
and eight great-grandchildren. A
son, ,James, who resided at Rose -
town, Sitslc., predeceased her.
Service Wats held at the .Moir
funeral home in Gorric on Monday
at 2 p.m. when Rev. T. E. Kennedy
of Bluevalc'' Presbyterian Church
officiated, and interment was in
the Wroxeter Cemetery. The pall-
bearers were Morley McMichael,
Paul Adams, Harvey Adams, Mac
Sanderson, William Gibson and
George Hislop,
Children Baptized
At United Church
Baptismal service was held in
the United Church on Sunday when
the following babies were baptized;
Jill Diane Swatridge, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Swatridge;
Jane Marie Crawford, daughter of
Mr, and Mrs, Kenneth Crawford;
Wendy Lee McIntyre, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs, Arnold McIntyre of
Sarnia; Murray Stephen Fear, son
of Mr. and Mrs. J. R, Fear. The
little flower girl for the occasion
was Marilyn Irwin, daughter of
Mr, and Mrs, Elwood Irwin.
The installation of the elders,
stewards and trustees was held at
t1t same service.
Rev, T. G. Musser spoke especial-
ly to the m.elnbers of the official
board on the subject "Fishers of
Men", outlining the qualifications
of a good layman in the church as
portrayed by Stenon Peter, of
whose faith the Church was found-
ed. The minister stated that the
final requitement underlying all
others is found in the question of
Jesus to Peter, "Lovcst thou me
more than these? I+'eecl my sheep ---
feed my lambs," The supreme re-
quirement for service in the of-
fices of the church is love of Christ
expressed in service.
Mrs. Jack Stephens
Star Bridge Winner
Huron Chapter No, 80, 0.1.S.,
held a dessert bridge in the Legion
hall last Wednesday with 20 tables
In attendance.
11/Members and friends were wel-
comed by MIS, Jacek 7tcavle., D.D.
(z M., Mr's. T. A. Currie, 1',D.n,G,M.,
Mrs. Gwendolyn Adams and Mrs.
George Guest, Worthy Matron of
Huron Chapter.
A delicious dessert lunch was
prepared' and served by Mrs, Roy
Bennett and Mrs, Harold gongraril
after which 18 hands of bridge
were enjoyed. The prize for tiie
highest score was won by Mrs.
'Jack Siepharnn with a score of 5890
and winner of the low prize Was
Mrs. A. M. 'Forbes. Mrs. W. 1.
Pldwards won the mystery prize for
having a birthday closest to Feb,
7th,
Met on 'Wednesday
Wingham Kinsman Bantam team
No, 2 and the Wingham Pec -Wee
All -Stars played in the local arena
last Wednesday evening, the Ban..
tams winning by a 7-1 score after
60 minutes of play,
Brian Carr pulled the hat trick
for three goals; Wayne Irwin not-
ched two, while singles wore flip-
ped in by Barry McLean and Tom-
my Millar, The Pee -Wee goal was
scored by Larry Cohrol.
Bantams: Barry McLean, Wayne
Irwin, Tom Miller, Bob Hotson,
Paul Tiffin, Brian Carl, 13i11 De-
ncau, Garry Reed, Dean Balser,
Brian Caslick, Wayne Gordon,
Charlie McMinn. Ricky Elrick.
Goal, Brian Clark,
Pee_Wees: Goal, Willie; sub,
Taylor; defence, Boyd, Elliott,
Fisher, Elrick, McKay; forwards,
Jardin, Armstrong, Fleury, Hen-
derson, Pardon, Wehmicr, Temple-
man, Kerr, Conran, Irwin,
.hospital Board
(Continued from Page Dae)
board followed, in which several
members expressed their feeling
that they could not properly assess
the situation in regard to the ac-
tions of the joint conference com-
mittee without more detailed know-
ledge of its proceedings and it was
agreed that the minutes of the
committee be requested for the
perusal of the board,
Mr, Cousins expressed the opin- !
io11 that the motion establishing
the joint conference committee
should be rescinded, but several
boar(] members disagreed and the
matter was not brought to a vote.
Personnel Conuuihtce
The chairman announced that at
group within the staff, called the
Hospital Personnel Committee, and
representing all departments of
the staff had requested a hearing
before the board in order to pre.
sent a brief. A motion was passed 1
that the, personnel committee be
invited to : 1>I ri r at a p'A;i l meet.
Lug of the ha rrai 0u Wednesday ev-
ening, February hull, at 8,30, and
that the local registered nurses'
association be tendered tt sin111ar
invitation.
Mrs. Money reported that she
had emitaetecl the G)at:trio Hospital
Services Commission for adyilt' 111
regard to staff problems and thart
all appointment had been made
with the appropriate authority of
the Commission for Monday after -
110011, Feb. 121.11. It mus ngr(art
that Mr's, Mor'rey. Mr, Cousins, Mr:
=Vfiller, and if possible lIr's. Cam-
eron and Mr. Gibson meet the
commission representative in To
rota° at that time,
This motion was also in partial
compliance with a notion from
9901
the joint c,o lferenle e m1 1ttee
which recommended tiutt the ad.
'vies' of an otttslde authority be
sought in regard to current pro')
lams within the hospital
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