The Wingham Advance-Times, 1964-04-16, Page 18Page 14 -- Wingham Advance -Times, Thursday, April 16, 19(34
WINS STAR—Byron Brooks, a member of
Cub Pack "A" won his second star this
year, presented to him at the Father and
Son night for Cubs and Scouts last week.
Making the presentation is Archie Gowan -
lock, District Commissioner, of Walkerton.
Cub Leader Murray Fridenburg looks on.
—A -T Photo.
Fordwich Personals
Mr. and N1rs.Jim Patterson
and Kenneth of Toronto visited
Sunday with Mrs. Pearl Patter -
Son.
Mr. Earl Ridley of London
visited a couple of days last
week at his home here.
Nir. and Mrs. Ivan Gcdcke
moved last week to their new
home in Listowel, which they
recently purchased. Mr. and
W. R. HAMILTON
OPTOMETRIST
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Mrs. Cornelious Verstceg, new-
lyweds, who purchased the Ivan
Gcdcke farm, took up residence
there last week. We welcome
them to the community.
Mrs. George Pittendreigh
and Miss Minnie McElwainspent
a couple of days last week
with N1r. and Mrs. Robt. Mc-
Elwain in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Benin,
Dawn and Michael of Tillson-
burg, spent the week -end at the
home of Nlr. and Mrs. Earl -
Nloore.
Little Nlisses Dianne, Debbie
and Dawn Doig of Galt spent
the week -end at the home of
their grandparents, Nlr. and
N1rs. Ross Doig.
Week -end and Sunday visi-
tors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Warrell were Nlr. and
Mrs. Wm.Johnston and Joanne
of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Max
Lind and three children of Tara
and Nirs. Lorne Laird of Toron-
to.
Air. and Mrs. Dennis John-
ston of Sarnia, Mr. and Mrs.
Creighton Johnston of Burwash
visited Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Douglas.
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll John-
ston visited Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Charlie Cunningham
in Guelph.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Foster and
little daughter, and Misses Jean
and Marjorie Foster of Toronto,
were week -end visitors with
Airs. Ruby Foster.
Mrs. Winnie Downey re -
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Guild to Cater
For Lions Club
FORDWICII-St. Anne's
Guild met in the basement of
Trinity Anglican Church with
the president, Mrs. Wm.Soth-
ern, presiding. A hymn and
prayer opened the meeting.
Mrs. Curtis Jordan w•as in
charge of the study hook, giving
the chapter on handling disap-
pointments. Mrs. Willa Doug-
las read the Scripture.
The roll call was answered
by naming a saint from the
Bible. Several members re-
ported on the Golden Book for
Charity which the Guild recent -
1y joined. Plans were made to
cater to the Lion's Club supper
next Monday.
June 18 th was chosen for the
annual garden party. Members
decided to bowl on Wednesday
night. Meeting closed with
prayer and a contest was held
with Mrs. Lois Simmons and
Miss Ethna Foster as winners.
Lunch was served by Mrs. Jor-
dan and Mrs. Douglas.
turned home over the week -end
after spending the winter in Li-
vonia, Michigan.
Mrs. Pearl Patterson spent
a couple days last week with
Mr. and Mrs. Willoughby Pat-
terson in Cooksville.
Master Jeffrey Stewart, one-
year -old son of Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Stewart, was confined to
Palmerston hospital last week.
Friends of Mrs. Lloyd Nickel
will be sorry to hear she is con-
fined to Palmerston Hospital,
suffering from pneumonia.
Mr. Gordon Angst is confined
to Walkerton Hospital with vi-
rus pneumonia. We wish them
a speedy return to their homes.
Mr. and Mrs. Mick Motter-
am, Nliss Pat Mottcram and
John Motteram of Hamilton and
Mr. and Mrs. John Topam and
Mary Elizabeth were Sunday
guests with Mrs. Ruby Foster and
attended the baptismal service
on Sunday morning of Jacque-
line Toi Foster, in Trinity Ang-
lican Church.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Jas. Vittie were Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Stewart, Douglas and
Gregory of Listowel, Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Sothern, Miss Sharon
Elliott and Gary Sothcrn.
Mrs. Wm. Marriner and
Wayne Marriner are spending a
few days this week with the for-
mer's mother in Peterborough.
James C. Snowden
Was in 80th Year
James Cecil Snowden of R.
R. 2, Lucknow, an invalid for
the past five years, died in
Wingham and District hospital
on Thursday, April 2 in his8eth
year,
Ile was a son of the lateJohn
Snowden and Martha Henry, and
was born in Mona Township,
Duffcrin County. Ile attended
Salem School near Laurel,
Amaranth Township and took up
farming as his occupation. IIc•
came to this district on Febru-
ary 5, 1929.
On December 24, 1913 he
Council Accepts Gravel Tender
Gravel teeth is were opened
it the East Wawanosh Council
meeting onof last
week and Joe keit', tender was
accepted at 1: ,vivo' : ards of
crushed gravel at 74c a yard
to he spread or: the road and
:2,000 yards ft.: tl;r. stock pile
at
Other tend,..sveived were
11, ut1U yards ::t 11.11,
Bannerman; h rds at
' 44 Sandy (-.o tructiou Co,
Ltd., and 14,"r Ards at 77c,
Geo. Radford.
(Vest 1Vawauosh Council met
with this bod, to plan for a pic-
nic park for hod. q'wnships and
a committee was named to look
at the several s.tes and report
to both coune:L.
ROADCHEQt'ES:C. W. Hanna,
sal. , $193.61; Allan :McBurney,
wages and truc:, .1'21.11; Don-
ald Pengelly, wages and car,
married Augusta "Gussie"
Ilaines of East Wawonash, at
the home of her parents. She
predeceased him August 8, 1954,
Mr. Snowden retired in 1054
and had since resided with his
son, Ernest, on the home farm
in East Wawonash. Another
son died in infancy in 1924 and
a brother, William, also pre-
deceased him in 1049.
ile was a member of Laurel
United Church but had attended
church at Donnybrook. He was
also a member of Laurel L.O.
L. No. 330 and Belgrave L. O. L.
No.462 held a memorial ser-
vice at the funeral home on
Friday night.
Rev. C.W. Lewis of Donny-
brook officiated on Saturday
when service was held at the
R. A. Currie and Sons funeral
home, with interment in Green-
hill cemetery, Lucknow. Pall -
hearers were Nlark Armstrong,
Bert Thompson, Gordon Naylor,
Clarence Chimney, Mason Rob-
inson and Roy Irwin,
The flower hearers were two
of his five surviving grandchil-
dren, Billy and Ronnie Snowden.
$2,8.75; Clarke Johnston, wages,
$15.75; Max Pletch, wages,
$15. 75; Alex Coulter, snow re-
moval, $105.00; Karry Wil -
hams, 2ir0 gals. fuel, stove oil,
314'2.34; W. S. Gibson, insur-
ance premiums, $294.02; Pur -
don Motors, parts for truck,
?r;,:3u; William Loc kridge, used
spray motor, $200.00; Robert -
steel Can. Ltd., steel culverts,
$100,34; hoar. Road Nlaclr,(:o.
parts, $01.47; Ree. Gen, of
Canada, income tax, $0,5n,
GENERAL CHEQUES:Snell's
Grocery, Blyth, relief account,
$101. 3 7; Belgrave Co-op, fuel,
relief account, 9:37.40; Mrs.
Jean McKay, main. patient,
$75.75; Wingham Advance -
Times, advertising, $1.03;
Blyth District Fire Area, fire
call, $26.00; The Municipal
World, supplies, *:31.ii,3; Er-
nest McVittic, fox bounty,
9},tru,
To remove excess paint from
a freshly dipped brush, just tap
the brush inside the can, rather
than scraping it against the
side. This way you won't lose
any of the paint.
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