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AREA MILITIAMEN DECORATED ---Canadian forces decorations West, 18 Militia Group, is seen pinning medals on, from the
were presented to four members of the 21st Field Regiment, left, Sgt. W. A. Moughton, Walkerton; Sgt. E. W. Demmerling
RCA(M) during annual inspection at Listowel. Lieut -Col, W. W. and Sgt. A. R. Inglis of Listowel and Gnr. J. T. Brooks, Wingham
Fortune Reunion !Receives Diinioma
"In Waterloo Parte
The 12th annum 1oaitene rt
ion was held in Waterloo part ne
Saturday afternoon with a large
number present. l'reeirtc'nt Roy
Fortune extended a welcome to all
and conducted the business ses-
i
FORD Mien Reita Hard -
t oughier
-lard-r';,oghier ni Mr. enol Mrs.
Nnrluan Harding, of Forelwicil, has
been grimier( a diploma in public
health nursing from the University
of Alberta in I'lclmollon.
Ilene, Is o graduate of Victoria
1lospitel School of Nttreing in Lon-
e (Inn, l;hr has joiners the staff of
The reunion for 11)63 will hit held the Public health Unit in Calgary.
in Waterloo park with the following
executive in charge: Pr'$,, Albert
Gowing; vice -pre,, , Ila Harvie;' $ )
sec.-treas., Edna 1'' 1T
ortunc; .;port.
convener, Ida Harvie; lunch con -
Schenk; special awards convener,
veners, Cora Kaufman, Myrtle LL^ comnErrnil
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• Kay Gowing. t
A minute's silenot! WAN observed
in .memory of the throe members
departed during the Masi year.
A vote of appreciation was ex-
tended to Mary Fortune for ob-
taining the park reservation for
the reunion and also to Roy For-
tune for his capable leadership as
'* president,
An enjoyable program of sports
was arranged by Ida Harvie and
a very pleasant afternoon was con- l
eluded with evening luncheon.•
•J
FC)ft,[)WI(:I:1--The general, meek
irlg of the Fordwich United Chureh
i Women was held in the churc'li,
Mrs. Williunt Wilsnn, the president,
twit:; in charge. The theme of the
meeting was "Fieec[iime."
Mrs, Stanley :Bride conducted the
Bible study "Tile Church of Christ
• in Jerusalem, in Corinth, in
Canada." A questionnaire followed.
Surprise Party
4
FORDWIC[T --- A surprise parte
was held in Fordwich for Mar. and
Mrs. Jahn }luu'eh, of }jarrlslo)1,
formerly of Fordwiell, ':1,n the oc-
casion of their 25th anniversary
when members of their J'8lnily
served a dinner iii the Anglican
Church basement on Sunday night.
R Relatives were present from
Goderich, Toronto, Kitchener,
Gueph, London. The couple re-
ceived many lovely gifts,
Plana for the garden party were
er'mpleled. Mrs, George Ashton
)-eve the report. for the supply com-
mittee, raying four mission quilts
bed been completed and the bale
wrnild he packed within a few days.
r'lnc hi;;lallghts of the 'N,)&tlt Re-
g len 1' )nvelttdnn of the J[mem
Presbyterial A T;luevalc, 1,.•.,e
given by Mrs. (..°roshy Sothern, The
program on CIu•iellan Citizenship
wet lu'e5u•tltea Jet the forst of n. skit
with Mrs. Harold Wallace, Mrs. A.
C', Coles and Mrs, Anson Ruttan
taking part. Mrs, 'William Wilson
closed the meeting with prayer.
NERD FOR THE SIGHTS...THE LAKES...THE FUN
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Ontario Department of
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Hon, ttryan L, Cathcart)
Minister
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Mr. Edwin Jordan, of Torontn
spent the week -end with Mr, and
Mrs, Curtis Jordan.
Mt•a, Vintoria Mille, of 'Toronto
is spending two weeks at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Williams
Mr. and M.rs, Carl Bender and
family, of Palmerston, spent Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs, Starr For-
ster,
Moo, Kyle Soehner and family, of
Kitchener, spent n couple of nays
last week with her mother, Mrs,
Ewer r t r,
rl ,
1 i t
Mrs, Melpha Holland, of -Pal-
merston, spent all •last week at hP
house here.
Mr. Holger Espensen enterers th
rehabilitation ventre In Toronto
where he will undergo electric
treatment on his leg and foot,
Mrs. Mary Sanderson leaves on
Thur'sda;y Tor Crnnbrook, B.C.,
where site will visit for se'ver'al
weeks with a. brother she has not
seen for forty years.
Mr. and Mr'a. Jas, Vittle, Mr, Find
Mrs, Wm. Sothern visited nn Sun -
del, with Mr. snot Mrs. William
Mulvey, at Walkerton,
Messrs Wm. Wilson, Earl Moore
send Miss Phyllis Wilson visited in
London on Saturday.
with the Toronto -Dominion Bank
Kitchener, for the past two years,
has been transferred to Pettawa,
, where he commenced his duties or.
Monday,
Mr, Carl Johnson spent the week.,
, end with Mr. and Mrs. Murray
Kirkby at Port Credit. Mrs. John
, son returned home after spending
a few days there.
Mr, Larry Marriner, of Waterloo,
spent the week -end at his home
}fere,
Reeve Ivan Haskins and Deputy
Reeve Robert Gibson attended the
June session of county council held
last week a w lc in C' d •i • `
t 10 ei 1,,h Council ses
1Ci S S
sions closest with a tour of the
1' Shur -Gain farms at Maple, •General
Motors plant at Oshawa, Crime La.
n borabor•y, Toronto, and the Fire-
stone Rubber Co., Hamilton.
Mr. Rn„ Strong at•cl M,:a, Francis
Strong, Mr. and Mrs. Wan. Came -
hell and Mrs, Martin Baiter at-
tenders the Strong reunion held in
1h'nnver nn a,nr•lay.
Mr. Tarry-Mot)er„litt ehent two
clays this week in Waterloo.
Mr, and Mrs. Wesley Campbell
•tool family spent Siutclay with bela-
tives in Huntsville.
Mr, and Mrs. Orville Guy, of
A1it.olleli, spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs, IIarry Howe.
Members of the Orange Lodge
and Ladies' Lodge, of Fordwich, at-
tended the Orange service .in St.
Helens United Church on Sundae
morning., when over. 100 attended.
Sunday visitors at the home of
Mrs. Iv[arth,l, 'Setter were Mrs,
Elmer Giles, Mrs, Beatrice Sitter
and Mrs, Magdalene 'Edwards, of
The many friends of Mr, Ilarvey
McDermitt will he pleased to hear
he was able to t'ettu'n hone Penn
Vletmie 11naililel, r.nurinn, nn, 1"t'i-
rlay, where he 11nr1 !leen confided
for the 1')511 seven weekri.
iVrr. n".'i Mr,. Hervey Dolan and
Peter, of Tntnnto, spent the week-
end with A•1r, and Mrs. Herold
dolt;,
IV. Filart MI'S, William Wilnrnt end
T'h' lie nta,,"rlrrl ilio door' rrnninn
in Listowel Pork on Saturday.
M1' and Mrs, Bruce Armstrong,
Mies Elizabeth Armstrong and Mt•.
T'vi 1'l'"rwirk enent r:amday n1,.
(lr'nnd Bend anri n1 Credit on with
.Mr end Mora Art : i•1'itehell
'err ""ti 'meet T1'viee ATc71n1'•rll, l
Mr's, T4111 Winrlfong and T(nthy, of
(bit1,
visited on 1'httrsrl•ey wilt 'Myra.
1sT;"". A rnint"nng,
Mr. find Aerie George [ioliiti tei'1
rind sans I0( 3.13)) their tinesehnld
,.feeits nit Sntutrinv In the house
whir'h they recent, purchased
helm Mrs. T•vnn Mntthews,
and Mrs. Noah Reis visited
n" !nnelny with Nit•, anti Mrs, Wi1-'
11)rA T3.hia n1 Seeney Creek
Mrs, Peter Chimney and Taney, 1
nl' Port CJilberne, end Mr. and Mrs.'
Scott .iKeit.h and family, of Stoney
(:a'eeit, visited on Sntttrdeer with
Mr, Alex Keith and with Mrs.
Keith In Listowel Flospitnl,
Mrs, Henry ,Alien, of ('non, is
apeat,drng a. few weeks with, Mr. acid
Mrs Mel Alr=atn,
Ml: Earl Ridley, of T,nneloti, stent
the weekend with 'Mrs, Ridley,
Mr semi Mrs. Thum Steitteelter
rind little dnughtei', of Sneath River,
s »eat. tete .vert; -end with Mr. end
'M'''. (;(u'rbnn gtelnnrlter.
Mr, anri Mrs, Alert Wray and
family, of 'Toronto, spent the went.
ewe nI their hnnie herr,
t- it
nils Mrs. 'Emma Vold 118
w111 be sorry to learn that At pre-
sent, she is confined to Listowel'
Hospital.
Mr. salol Mrs. t)nn Bridge "'1r1
family attended a, reunion in Icit-
rhener on. Sunday.
Mr. Jim Poeteaj itnam-went eine.'
get:y last week in '1'ottonto,
Mi". Jack Foster, who has been
Mr. Everitt Allan underwent
major surgery at Stratfone Hos -
pital on Friday and at press time
his condition was as well as could
be expected,
Week -end visitor's with Mr, and
Mrs, Anson Demerling were Mr
and Mrs. Gordon Goldrich, of Lon-
don, Mrs. Joan Wilding and Mr
Ralph Lnngstaffe, of Toronto,
WORK OUT PIANS
FOR _N_OWICK FAM
I FORDWICFI--The Howick Agri
cultural 13oriety held its regular
directors' meeting Friday evening
in the Orange Hall here, The pr'es'
dent, Ron McMichael, asked the
members to suggest judges for the
different departments of the fail
which Is to be held in Fordwich
October 5th and 6th.
Reports were given by special
Prize and field cro ' eu,n.ne,
Garry oats and corn are the field
crop competition being sponsored
this year by the society. The sec-
retary,
earetary, Mrs. Robt, Gibson, reviewec
the special prize donations an
grants received by the society and
reported the correspondence,
Committees were appointed to
contact Hosvick and 'Turnberr)
councils for grants.
Iden Edges• was appoiltted to be
111 charge of parade arrangement'
rind expl inert the prnUnsed speilir"
metres for public yahool pupils, It
was tieelrlert to t'arry the rieual in
summer, protection for this year's
fai.
[llreetnrn are asked to present
any changes nr ar':-letinns to thei•
depertmenta es soon as possible
that the tn'2 prize lists may b'
!mailers early.
MARK ANNIVERSARY
WITH CELEBRATION
FORDWICH—Mr. and Mr's. Wil
Bain McDonald of Fordwich or
Tuesday, J'iute 12ths celebrated thei
50111 wedding anniversary. The oc
rasion was marked by a celebra
tion at their farm home nn Satur
dsy, June 9th, About 200 guest
attended.
Mrs, MacDonald was lite forme!
Jean Snell of Morrlstntvit in (-re-
Township. They were married al
the home of the bride's parent;
Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Snell. Rev
Mr, Wisher!: of the Presbyterial
Church, Brussels, performed the
ceremony.
Following their marriage the
nouptr started farming sit ,Fames
town, until they moved in 193:
1n the farm where they now live 1
one and a el./tarter miles north of
h'ordwich.
MiteDonnld was a von of Mr
and Mrs. Wi11Jani MacDonald of
Lasi Wawanosh,
Aillong those tritely -110g the fes.
tiv1h'e: were Mee,
homes b
mithn
.1
Detroit, the former :Tenet Miller.
flower girt of 50 years ago, rand
Mrs. 'Penn, Watson, of 13ritssels,1
sister of the bride, who played the!
warding march,
Relatives were also present. from :
Collin gwood, Montreal, T)etroit, I,
Orillia, Toronto and Wingham.
Reports Are Given
Qn Deanery Meeting
FOIiDWICH--`rriility W.A. met
at Mrs. Spence Brear•s' on .Mille
13th with 11 members awl 11
visitors. present. The meeting open-
ed with a hymn, followed by pray-
er. Mrs. Ruby Forster read ;;r°rip-
tune from St. Luke. Mrs. itrong
welcomed the visitors and thanited
all those who had helped with the
Deanery dinner, and the other ac-
tivities held recently. Mrs R. Fos-
ter reported a good balance in the
.reasury and .all pledgers had been
,net.
Mrs, Bruce Sothern reported that
the Dorcas bales had reached their
destinations and were much ap-
preciated,
Thank you notes were read front
Mrs. M. C. Watters, who was re-
nembered while hospitalized. from
Vll's. Eunice Harrls, Mr and, Mrs.
3rucc Sothern,
The roll call was answered by a
,verse •on Trinity. Mrs. F. Ferguson
;ave a report on the Deanery
neeting held on May 22 in Trinity
Church,
Elva Foster was In ria ego 111 a
'hapter of the study book, "J ietiee
Ind Love," and was )l1,/8i':fed by
Ws. Ruby Foster and Mrs. 1':. F'rt-
Uson. Mrs. Strong urged membra;
to begin saving for the 'Thamkoff-
'ring and alert to ',eve ,teed dainpr:
Mr. Attwell led in the Litany and
•losed arias prayer. Flive F`104'1
conducted' two games. bunch wee
served by Mrs. S. I3rears, Mrs. M.
Darcy and Mrs, S. Forster.
DECLINE IN RAFiJEa
FOXES IN TURNERY
INK 1101111B RABID
GODERICH "If you lin,ecn't
thought of a good Planning Art,
er''a (
t busy,"Dr. R. M. At It,
l!
,
idvised municipal repre:t'•ntalivrs
in county co,.tncil as he warned of
'onditions which ran nr1.1r' from
'and subdividers' artiviti.':c nn lake
rootage,
"Already we 111'e hying deluged
)y subdividers and penjrle putting
ip small cottages or additions," be
'eported, "anal if some nrtunici;rdte
ries along the lake Have not got n
;ood Planning Act. I wirer you
voulri. They cram lots in like see_
lines along the lake shore. Ther^ i
s no public access and roads go in 1
villy-nilly and a good lake frnrt
)roperty is going to he 14.311es'1
['hey are going to be law priced
properties, and cheap propertire
;et turned into permanent, hrnnc:;,
end bring welfare problems. 'There
ire pollution problems where they
ere jammed in at small places rand
there are more accidents on high.
vays the more access to them, and
'our highways around here aro gr'1.-
.ting busier and busier."
Dr, Addis mentioned punliehcd
accounts of cake mix causing ,ick-
neaa and bales: "Pira: feel ::•e have
11,
et
Sd ro)n of tits:,n this area Some
i m
of the (11,110 1001 people arc adver-t
tieing to a'l'l your own fresh e};ge, .
but J )llldf XStaud Ottawa j,:a roto
pelting /ewer, )temple to peetrerrire,
their egg products before they put
them in the cake mix. this has
been going 00 a r:rluple of years,
hut 110,.r pressure Is applied,
:;oro: we did not liaee
toxin here. We hope this tall enel
winter people here will be able to
talo' a drink of it. 'Ilio stra.i)1 of
vee:rhie in the oral is better than -
the other and said to glee 89 per
cent proteetion--with beth 95 per
cent,
"The,e has been a dept,,Iae 10 re... •
hies, although foxes In '11!, nberry
and Howick were found re,bi(1, but '
as far as 1 knee no humane were
involved."
fieeve rxlert,' Webbs of lltephen
asked: "Will there be r.Ultit_S set
up for ural vaccine in the tail?'
He was told. "We hope s+1"
"I think you should l.al;e all pets.
eiblr :;top=;,"
sell Reeve 13g11 of ;.este
forth
IJr. Alell:)' health nurses get latae
tied nn rapidly he has trouble re-'
pleni.ehing Staff
'1 hey retake geed •"i:'e.s." he con -f;
(dlildren'a Aitl Repine.
Report. of the •Children's Aid So-'
clet✓, presented by Miss Clare r,,Ic_ !
flew)) 11, dirert'.r,r, mentioned a
1lruen.eirey-Huron Itleeting to dis-
"tlsla a tri -county pian for a joint
foster home fat teeu.ager:;, with;
eluded,
pnsslbility of detention rooms be -
Ing provided in the same house.'
1ltlrnl, lei; nn (Ie)r1l1)a)11 home.
The rottnty society operates wage
hemee. boarding homes, adoption
home; and a receiving Moine.
The faster home for teen-agers
V: "only in the thielting stage,"
sited Reeve Clarence) Hanna of F.
Wawanosh, who was at the tri-
eounty meeting. "The idea would be
to trove somehnrly report on therm
juveniles to the judge, tao they
W0010 got medical treatment or be
sent to the right. institution. FIliron
her; one, Bruce five, Gley two, but
that keeps changing"
Ex warden William ,Jewett, presi-
dent of the ('.A.M., wan invited to
speak in eonneetion with the re-
port.
"we have enough money," he'
said, "it is interest we need, from
the rnitUty r onncl! and all the
people of the rrulnly. ;tome people,
n1111 talk about Children's 1lnmes;
their 11)100 are hark in the years
when wr had an orphanage. There
is a need all the time for homes.!
They talk about. one for juveniles
hard to place, and that is a thing
we aro going to look into in the',
future. Some children we deal with
had a horrible start, and we spend
our money on thein hoping it will'
he well spent,"
Reports were received from Weed
Inspector Alen 1 he3lfj and C'ounty
11'nreater Terry grates. The latter
reported 120 a"re3, 12b,11110 trees,!
Planted in l':a:,t Wawanosh, Col-
borne, Manley, Turn berry and 'God -j
c1 1 !
sic h # awnrlhap'a at a en ;t of $2,033.
There le a provincistl grant of $1,0001,
and net eo:,t to the )1)llalty, includ-�
ing nursery etetelt and transporta-,
tis) v'as $1,393.
WIiJTECHURCE
11r and Mrs itey,n Rltchte and,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Aitcheson of I
St Helens spent a few days last
'reek on a l:ip to Port Huron and;
on through the 1,tales Ivies. Dow.
ling kept her gtalydchildren, the
Aitcheson ehildl en
Mr and Mrs r'elison Falconer
and sons of i.19 1 Ilia lapani the week.
end with his motiles, Mrs. Cecil
Falconer.
Mr. arurl Mrs. Atoll lender) and
children of Sarnia, apet't cl 1'v
with hEsarezlts i? r a �� 4
l Purdon, Trieltnaw and tett i) ,
Douglas 'Pardon is vi,;rt!' ?' this
week with his aunt, Mx:, I
Mr. and Mrs, e h?: t l is s .1f )
and son, Brian, of Tepee..•,j'. • r.
the weekend l)111
Mrs. William Pal"inn,
Mr. and Mrs. Wes/re 'T;rfi'• .a, 1
also visited her pPrente, :'lr an,3
Mrs. Chas. Stewart., 1,,w1tinrc..
Mr. and Mrs FInler lt,.', lore to
and two rhhlddir'n, flew Hill:en
Columbia, spent the ,rep. 1 °• i 1p
his parents, Mr 7,11r3 ^ri,�,•c
Henderson of F'inlnse ):tarter
leaves to take a Stg-np:"ti's'
In array work at 1..,r3 eine eel
and Mrs. Henderson Biel vee , :1,)''e
ren leave to spend 1.),e 5 , j'11'"!',
with her parents i'1 1.
Mr. and Mrs , -",.
Lucknow, and Tlrs Heel, i i
Ian and children of 11..i'• , ,-, 1
ited on Monday :' ,f h
Falconer.
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