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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1963-07-11, Page 2NOTICE TO DESTROY NOXIOUS WEEDS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to Property owners in urban and sub- divided areas to destroy all Noxious Weeds as often as necessary in each season, to prevent their going to seed. Also, after July 20, 1963, proceed- ings will be taken to destroy Noxious Weeds in accordance with the Weed Control Act. ALEX CHESNEY Huron County Weed Inspector 11-lSb Page 2 Wingham Advance -Times, Thursday, July 11, 1963 Gorrie Personals Mrs, Georgina Smith, Sea- forth, spent the week -end with her sister, Mrs. Cloyne Michel and Mr, Michel. Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Mogk Gads Hill visited Mr. and Mas, Chas. Koch on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jean Ander: and Steven of Clinton, M.. . John Sturdy, Wingham, .\ . and Mrs. Bruce Gilmore. Lis- towel were Sur;da•v g_ests of Mr, and Mrs, Harry Temple- man, Mr. and Mrs, Ewart Whit- field left by plane for Winni- peg, Man., on Sunday, and will also visit the `'est Coast, Miss Karen Michel is taking a summer course in Toronto. Miss Susan Templeman re- turned home Tuesday from Wingham Hospital and is able to walk on crutches. Mr, and Mrs, Carroll Snel- ling, Carol Anne and Ronald of Listowel, Mr, and Mrs. Stewart Finlay of Belmore, and Mrs, R. T, Bennett spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Zim- merman and Mrs. Sanford Zirn merman spent Sunday at Lava- lon Beach. Mr. and Mrs, Harold Hynd- man spent Sunday at Port Elgin. Mr, and Mrs, Harry Gowdy, Mrs. Roy Gowdy, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Doig, Wroxeter, called on Mrs. Chas. Aitken and family at the Linklater funeral home, Kincardine, on Sunday, M:. Chas. Aitken passed away in his sleep at his home on Satur- day morning. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Coulter and Mr. Clifton Coulter visited Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Coulter, Con. 3 Niaryborough Twp. Recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hyndman were Mr, and Mrs. Hugh McLeod and Miss Annie McEwen of Clifford, Mr, and Mrs. Jas. Doig of Wroxeter, Mrs. Herbert Tuck and Mrs, Jas, Porterfield, Clif- ford. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Coul- ter spent Sunday with Mr, and , Mrs. Lloyd Mannell of London. Mrs. Mary Graham and Mrs, Jas, Graham, Toronto, return- ed Friday after visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Robinson. Mrs, Mary Wade, Fordwich, Mr, and M:s. Harold Hamilton, Port Eurwel1, visited Mrs. Nor- man Wade on Thursday, Misses Kay and Margaret Wright of Wroxeter spent the week -end with their grand- mother, Mrs. Frank Wright. Tne Gorrie L. O, B, A, visit- ed the Fordwich L.0„ B. A. on Tuesday evening. Bryan Underwood, CIifford, spent the week -end at his home . Mr. and Mrs. Cloyne Michel have moved to their new home on Martin Street, Mr, and Mrs, David Neilson, Elizabeth and Heather, visited ;in Atwood and attended the ;decoration service at Elma 'Centre cemetery on Sunday, Mr, and Mrs. Russell Nickel, Fordwich, spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, Robt, Nickel. Recent visitors at the same home were Mr. and Mrs. Howard 'Nickel, Wilma, Edna and Mar- ilyn of Kitchener. Mrs. Ed. Bolander and Mr. Robin Bolander spent Sunday `with relatives at Strathroy and London. Miss Sheila Burrell accompanied them home for ;holidays. ! Mr. and Mrs, Cameron Ed- gar and Mr. and Mrs. Selah ;Breckenridge, Jamestown, were guests at the Bacon - Mallough !wedding Saturday in the Goder- 'ich Presbyterian Church. A number attended the ,,Orange service in the Fordwich United Church on Sunday. IG. Alan Williams OPTOMETRIST Patrick St., Wingham Phone 357-1282 Church Service FORDWICH-The Ladies' Orange Lodges from Fordwich and Gorrie and the men'slodge attended in a body at the United Church service in Fordwich on Sunday morning, Rev, A. C. Coles chose as his text, "What It Means to Be Protestant". Mrs, George Richards and Mr. Austin Stinson sang a duet. JOHN C. WARD CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT PHONE 200 — Wallace Avenue N. — LISTOWEL, Ont. A SERVICE OF REMEMBRANCE for the fallen was held at the Cenotaph by form- er members of the 19th Field Regiment last Saturday. President of the regi - 54, 9 fi^ mental association, Fred Smallacombe, of Guelph, is pictured as he placed a wreath at the monument. —Advance -Times Photo. L03A 50th Anniverscry Three Cnarter Mem oe rs FORDWICH-.Morning Star I Mrs. Norman Wade and Mrs. Lodge, L. O. B. A. 131 Fordwich,; Alex Taylor of Gorrie Lodge met in the lodge rooms for the ' presented to Fordwich Lodge monthly meeting on Wednesday,? a crystal cream and sugar and This being the 50th anniversary i tray set, and a sandwich plate of the founding of Morning Star Ito match, A large anniversary Lodge, the members of Gorrie ' cake was decorated with gold L. O, B. A. met with them, I leaves and Lodge number, At the close of the business Miss Maud Harding of Tor- onto had compiled the history of the Lodge from its beginning, and this was read by Mrs. Elsie ;Strong. It showed a great many changes in 50 years. Three charter members were (present, Mrs. Richard Watteres, I Mrs, Jennie Mosure and Mrs. Tessie Zimmerman. A social hour was spent and ice cream served with the cake. Four Generations At Family Reunion FORDWICH-A family re- lunion was held at Mr, and Mrs. Donald Doig's of Galt on Sun- day to celebrate the 90thbirth- day of Mrs. Ross Doig of Ford- wich. Those attending included Mr. and Mrs. Ross Doig, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Doig and Jerry of Fordwich, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Doig and family, Mr. and Mrs. Don Seabrooke and family, Mr. and Mrs, Don Lounsbury, Mr, and Mrs, John Fraser and 1; Howick Twp, 3; Huron Twp. baby, Mr. and Mrs. Don Gib- 2; Kinloss Twp. 3; Morris Twp. son and family all of St. Cath- 2; Turnberry Twp. 6; W. arines Wawanosh Twp. 1. Total 45, There were four generations present, Mrs. Ross Doig and her daughter, Dorothy Lounsbury, and granddaughter, Pat Fraser and great granddaughter, Kim- berley Fraser. At the Hospital Patients admitted to hos- pital during the week: Blue - vale 1; Lucknow 5; Teeswater 4; Wingham 12; Ashfield Twp. 2; Culross Twp, 3; Grey Twp. Afternoon Unit Met Thursday FORDWICH--The Afternoon Unit of Fordwich United Church Women met in the Sunday School room on Thursday, Mrs. Wray Cooper presiding. The theme of the meeting was "Jesus Is the Light of the World; Passages of Scripture were read by Mrs. Wm. Wilson and pray- er was offered by Mrs. C. Cars- well, The worship service, "Let Your Light Shine", was taken by Mrs. Wray Cooper. Mrs. A. Stinson reported for the work committee. Mrs. J. Wilson reported on Christian education, telling of the Bible Vacation. School being held. The program, "The Canadian Family" -Part 11 in A Changing Society, was convened by Miss Minnie McElwain and Mrs, Crosby Sothern. The compari- son of a pioneer family, taken by Miss McElwain, was made to that of a Canadian family of today, taken by Mrs, C. Sothern, The meeting closed with a Litany for missions and a bene- diction. A scientist says fish can communicate, Maybe so, but they never respond to lines we drop to them. -Guelph Mer- cury. OF MANY THINGS by Ambrose Hills HERE WE GO AGAIN! Once more our house is in an uproar. My family is prepar- ing to go to the summer cottage for the season. For some reason I can't quite fathom, it is necessary to leave our house spotless -so that I can have a summer to mess it up in. Of course, it is just possible my wife hopes that this year it will be different; that she will leave it spotless and find it the same when she returns. I don't think that is her motive. Actually, if the family were to return this fall and find that I had been a tidy housekeeper, that everything was in good shape, there would be dis- appointment. A man is suppos- ed to be a lousy housekeeper. No woman would admit it, but they'd be bitterly disappointed if they found no stains behind the sink, no ashtrays loaded with butts, no unmade beds or undusted corners. Well, my wife can relax, I'll not disturb any of the dust. There will be stains behind the sink and in it. I will conform, just as most other husbands do. I have the same plans for this summer that I have had for centuries. I am going to get some work done. I will be able to write superb prose in a quiet house, perhaps three or four REV. CALLUM THOMPSON, of Westmount, P.O., form, er padre of the 19th Field Regiment, was guest speak- er at the Cenotaph service last Saturday and at the church service at Bluevale United Church on Sunday, Both events were part of the reunion staged by mem. bets of the regiment over the week-end,—A-T Photo, short Modell or a hent nelllrrl hovel, And if the souse is very kind, maybe a porta. Anel with only myself to e ook fill, there'll. ler tlnrk, luta y ettetticn aucl (Allot delights. ',,'hat, at leant, Ir; the plan. 11 It weiJcs out Ihe way 11 Ilan done tit ()flirt yet►tra, `;reiul>er lc uerciu't 1a cvnrru'd, hilt tun' Fort:Arcot eafe had better keep a fridge 11111 of ntrnles, of runner, 1 have a good e) 1'he. house will he Just, too eltttu (11111't. A luau raised lit moist' can't work 1n absolute stillnesr,. And Cooking, for one Is a bore. So luere we go again. Au - other slimmer just like the last one. '1'he way sonic people live, they seem to kill time until eventually, time kills tIlcrrt. Breaks Arm in Fall, Saturday llttrbic Dauphin, 10 -year- old daughter of Mr, and Mrs. 1'en r.erson, fell on Saturday rtfientoou as she climbed the steps to this diving hoard at Plvernirle mark, .he was near the top when she slipped and fell to the; cr;rrtent, Dr, A, l:lahse n was called etal x-rays at the hospital revealed that the two large Dennis in the left forearm were broken, half way between the wrist and the elbow. After the hones were set a oast was applied and Barbara remained in hospital for the week -end. She returned home on Monday. WEEKEND SPECIALS .. CREST TOOTH PASTE 79',. 61` SUN GLASSES 5 VILEION 77` SUN GLASSES I$4.98 VALDUE $2,99 CONTAINER. Reg. $2.00 $� ^ j 5 TAINPA STYLE 5 • ` HEALTH SALTS GILLETTE FOAMY SHAVING CREAM AND SUPER BLUE BLADES R$1EG98 . NOW 150 , SEAT ,FLYS MEETS ALL SPECIFICATIONS Made by Tiger. Approved metal to metal, Meets USA Federal specifications. 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