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Gorrie Personal Notes
Mr...al' • r' :tied 1)owdall.
Toronto.
with Mr. •,ad t: ', . o.e.d'
and visitetl '\,.••,
in \Nin,+lia '....:old I`..trict Hospi-
tal.
lir, aid Mrs. 01 a:a\ Tar:,
and \:r. and \ Jas. tl Tt,
of Horrid+as .'':Ltd Sunday wat:
Mr. and \ rs :�Qht rt
Mr. and Mrs, Howard and \ie:,e1,
Wilma, Edna and \:arilvn g'
Kitehe'ner, spent Monday at t!+l
saltie home.
Air. and Air.. Wayne Steens
of Scarborough visited over ti:e
week-ets w aL Nies. :+, 1., •'te-
pheus.
\:iso Peggy: Watt, Toronto,
is visiting at the :wine .'f a.r.
and ''rs. Hector Hamilton.
n.
\'r. and Mrs:. Harold Fly:id-
man spent Siarda\, a Goderich.
'lir. and Mrs. Elgin :,!clane4
Tommy aned i;i1h g'
St. Helens
y'rs. Lance `'.'rrisga
Resdale was a recent visite,:
with Mrs. \'il`let aunt.:.
:r. C.i:.:rles "'ee?:t:Lei:. le ft
last week t .. a !note,: tri, to Cie
Yukon.
\:r. \ti, i. Mille: is a -
tient in `: ie.tori.. 1., - :tat, Lon-
don where '.l ..rlderet'e at
on Friday-.
Serotina\ l'f t:a ie,:::r.....
t1 :ods out to t:.e l'.'': e t tie r
..,._.:11 .., the l,'.. t' •r . Poo
ti:4:1:I .:e a.:ld I.: ..:...'i\'
have .:sided .:ere •....:e Taki g
over tie stege .re'::::,. . .: , 1,
:.:ille r a few ' ears ; c.
sirs. . .d +Thompson o Lon-
don spent ...:1t da'.: ,l a:....
pa:tints, _ and :'.., Gordon
Mo lie rson. `Ae. ai Billy
rete:Ced Lome a ver tare: weeks
...:C. La :aid n r cat is a pa-
tient
tient :n ‘Vint a::. and District
tie,: tial.
lb and Jill ::sited over tat:
week -end will: his parents, N:
.ind `irs..:,el Mose
?MCI :tiff..and Jill are. _.f:.,....
- g for ... we.:t,
Tire ,.:;c0.:r...ili,.;.
held on Sanjay ar t; :oink
\.r, and vers. ..
ale: w:t:: attendir e.
.Mr. Gordon .Mcbr,re ,.:..
et.! on the week -e ad .:t the
home of _r. and •:\ ,-
`:feler.
Mrs. . 'dive.:, .. tarn
e d .., ..a ..'t . _sit: :e : par -
•11:1).1
a:
•;tsE' Stith the
a`it:',: pa:eats, Mr. and Mrs.
" : Yttih7, \:..a.!d 'Pers.
N'.s:e II
„ i$:*.. ed ' ..esed.t\ at the same
• t 'a I'astte a' d Miss
\1 i.l,,.....a t :
'i. Cecil L'raillt;t'r.
1'.iylgr
• No:t'.:e'a1 Ireland, are
1•isiti:Ic; the '.`:'.tie'r's brothel
Rev. andd `M.,. Fred \1. Ta\ lot.
N -r. Fled ".avle'r of 1'ort+titr i$
ao atiotii:i at -,.. home:,
"'r. 't t' '•'el'.ill:ati, \'r.
t'la-e:;tie ..'et'a11:.in, ,:r. and
`.'r,. S!ieldon 'Mann, >.:r. and
Mrs. oe:doa. Mann, a::. aad
Nies. Ione- ne- `.'a a attended the
a'ral d:...!ld:li a! the orne'f s
si=ter, :.:is: a : grie
of Stra t+gr. .
.., . leal. .. a.•• I't'.i.ald, Lon -
:ban :s sL t.;:emc .v ie w day s with
N':. and \:., . C. iii1:z .
\!r. and Mrs, Lis art \1 hit -
fie ld attended td'.e t...:.: a1 last
N'o tial e`:.'rs. Jane Ls 4.'11 t`!
1;a.la:stone ,
\:r. and N:r . e=e e,rLeCalla-
way. and t.:: ld:e of Tarreae:r\
Tu:' vi.:te'd Sanday w:Il: a:.,.
Ann :Ritchie.
:r. and Mrs. Jas, Oliver of
Lively -..:d ..:. and Mrs. Tilos. 1
Haste of t'goksvilee spent the
wet::.-e::ll wet::..._. and :Mrs.
• [Ke :.veil: _ casts e .
., and Mrs. Lee .a:l: White
of t.eyac:.:ad .:is, Ruth a :c-
�1...:i.
Ottawa spent several
d.ns of .'r. .. d
' ... F.a vert 'Whitfield.
N:,. and Mrs. :and\ .evesties
.,: oato, are visiting ate .
home: of Mr. and Mrs. .Larry
Mr, and airs. Thos. Nic::ei,
Tee swat.r, visited Saida.... with
:•:rs. Wilbert Gallaway ...id Mr.
\1,$. Va1i3way.
NI:. a:id Mrs. Frank King
spent the week -end with :'Mr.
and a::. Glenn Kine;, Peterbor-
e,::.-h and .:r. and \irs. Robt.
Featherston of Orillia.
:.:r. and Mrs. Earle King and
I fa:nil'. spent the weekend at
I Wail:ac _
.:r. ...:d ever.. Alex Gral:,....
a::......•1• 'visited over the
w.,::- :d with Mrs. Jas. Mc-
Kenzie Sr. of W allacebt:r,
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Haskins
and C... .1 a::d ..rs. !larry
Gowdy attended the County
Co.:n i1 picnic at Ggderici. on
::c:acay.
and Mrs. Oscar beye:s,
,dlia.'e .t. p.,' ..:TlC .... and
Mrs. Charles I;oeh on friday.
Mr. and Mrs. e;egrge Sear-
sl`I1, 11.1110N Cr, spent Saturday
with Mr. and Mrs, Robert Sear -
Quarterly Tea
At U.C.W. Meeting
\1111 fiClR RClI-Last Wt.'d-
nesaal tt:l' e�alvin-Brick C'. C.
11 , ti:et at else home cf Mrs.
e;e:dgti MN:Barney where 17
I: a n:b.`Ls and three visitors ga-
me -ed, \irs. Lawrence Taylor
gave the call to worship. The
Scripture was read by Mrs. Ron-
ald e'.tates.
.A reading was given by \Irs.
I awrl'nee Tay tor. Mrs. John
Jamieson led in prayer. A trio
\!?.ses N: nc.•, Wanda and
Lorna Mason sang "Tell It
Again".
Tnc Bible study was given
by N:rs. Ken Mason from "Tete
Word and 1'ne Way." The
.'.assign study was a skit," Some-
w::ere on the Northern Light
Mission Fuld", given by Mrs.
Ronald Coulter, \:rs. Ken Ma -
soil, airs. deny Dawson, Mrs.
Lynn Morrison. airs. L. Tay-
lor led in prayer.
T. offering was received
in :Miss Deana Dawson and the
o fe:t,•r. prayer was given by
...,, ie,°:,1 Ja111kson. The bus-
.. ;las ecrducted by \!rs.
G:hert Beecroft.
-~rnites were read by
ti.: s.cretary, \irs, Sidney
son. It was agreed to
send be ::+ale by September
1st. A petition lead been sent
to tl:e• Board of Broadcast Gov-
retarding the advertising
beer and ale. The replylet-
ter was read statins, that at pre-
vent there was nothing they
cc.ld do as there was no law to
disbar it.
airs. Roy Pattison of the
:lower committee announced
a new list wocid be posted of
those: to provide. flowers for Sun-
day service. The C. G. I. T. in
Belg:aye had been donated $5
by Mrs. Ken Mason and the so-
ciety received a thank you
note from Miss Joyce Procter,
secretary- of C. G. I. T. All
were invited to attend a day
out at Goderich Summer Camp
o:. September 12. Improve-
ments
mprove`n:ents at ti:e chnrel: were dis-
ea.sed.
efinancial Cei;mittee
.: to decide on a project for
L.O.B.A. Honors
Two Members
GORI:1L-Mrs. a:ahel Cilkiu-
stin was presentee with an hon-
orary mvinherslii,` by the Gorrie
Ladies' Orange Benevolent As-
sociation at the July meeting.
She had been a member for 3U
years. It was also her 80th
birthday and a decorated cake
and ice cream were served.
Mrs. Annie Gilpin of Huron -
view also received an honorary
membership certificate.
Visit Huronview
CORM--TheCorrie and
Wroxeter Women's Institute
visited Huronview at Clinton on
Wednesday afternoon.
A sing song was enjoyed.
Mrs. G. A. Anderson gave a
reading. Mrs. form: Seifert of
Fordwich gave violin and mouth
organ selections. Those having
birthdays in July were presented
with gifts.
Lunch, complete with a
birthday cake and ice cream,
was served.
The man who discovered the
telegraph in 1847, Samuel Fin-
ley Breeze Morse, was a world
fatuous painter.
Whitechurch Happenings
Misses Janis Farrier and Di-
ane C:oultes returned home on
Friday from Port Elgin, where
they had been visiting the past
week with Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
bert Schwiehtcnberg.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Kuiper,
Raymond, Paul, Dick and Mrs.
De Groot returned home on
Friday after vacationing in
Holland, Michigan, for the
past week.
Mrs.. Charlotte llolditch re-
turned on Wednesday to the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Victor
Emerson after spending a few
days with Miss Viola Thacker
of Teeswater, Miss Thacker at
one time taught school in Mrs..
llolditch's school section in
Brant County.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Caslick
visited on Thursday with Mr.
and Mrs, Gordon Scott of Rip-
ley.
Mr. and Mrs. Carman Far-
rier, Brian, Colleen and Carol
of Long Branch, visited with
Mrs. W. R. Farrier and Winni-
fred this week.
Misses Karen and Leasa
Scholtz of Goderich spent the
week with their grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Scholtz.
Mr. Allan and Kevin Fal-
coner of Streetsville, Brian and
Paul Falconer of Sarnia boli -
Brother Dies In Vancouver
GORRIE-Fo11t'wing a lengthy
illness Richard C. Sparling of
Vancouver passed away on Ju-
ly 18th in his 9 rd year.
He was the $ea of the late
Mr. and Mrs, Edwin Sparling
and was born near it. Marys.
He spent his boyhood days in
the Gorrie Community and
CARING FOR KIDDIES
UNICEF, the L nited Nations
International Children's Emer-
gency Fund, was originally es -
tablished to help children who
were made homeless in World
War II. However, its value to
the world became so obvious
that it is now a permanent U.
N. organization concerned par-
ticularly with the plight of
children in underdeveloped
countries.
raising funds. Mrs. Lawrence
Taylor, on behalf of Doreen,
thanked the ladies for cards
sent to her while she was a pa-
tient in Wingham and District
Hospital with pneumonia.
The quarterly tea was served
by Mrs. Gordon McBurney's
group.
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went West when a young man
and lived the greater part of
his life in Vancouver.
Flis wife, the former Cath-
erine Dane, predeceased him
in 1956.
Surviving are two brothers,
A. E. (Bert) Sparling of Van-
couver and Harvey of Gorrie,
and several nieces and neph-
ews.
The funeral was held Mon-
day frog: the Simmons and
NIcBridc funeral home with bur-
ial in Vancouver cemetery.
dat'e'd this itielI with their
grandmother, Mrs. Cassie Fal-
coner.
Airs, Lmttia Mage, of Willow -
dale spent the first rt the week
with Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Gros-
korth. Mrs. hagg has sold her
house in \ti illowdale and in the
near future will he moving to
another section.
Mr. Bevin Tiffin has arrived
home from Wingham and Dis-
trict Ilospital where tie was a
patient with an injured finger
received at Mr. John Gaunt's
sawmill.
Mrs. Victor Emerson, sec-
retary, Mrs. Harvey Houston,
P. R. U. , liolyrood, and Mrs.
Don McCosh of Ripley, past
president of Grey -Bruce Wo-
men's Institute convention
area were in Wiarton on Tuesday
to complete arrangements for
the convention to be held then
on October t.9 and 30.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wells of
Lloydminster, Sask., are spend-
ing a few weeks at the home of
their daughter, Mrs. Russell
Purdon.
\irs. 11. sinuatnou and Mrs.
Robert Sinnatnon, of Wingham
and Mrs. 1 W. Beecroft spent
Thursday at Westminster Hospi-
tal, London, with Mr, Hugh
Sirtnatuou, a patient there.
The buys of the militia have
heen camping this week at the
Nth bridge in E. Wawanosh and
on Friday a group led off in the
trek e hway,
Cinto Fridaythhigevening White-
church and Teeswater midget
softball teams played on the
Whitechurch diamond. The
score was Teeswater 1a and
Whiteuueh 1.
Mret. and Airs. Wallace Agar
of Wingham visited Thursday
evening with Mr. and Mrs. Al-
bert Coultes.
Mr. Janes Ross, employed
by the Tool and Die Company
in Port Elgin, spent tate week-
end with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs, Russel Ross.
Misses Patricia King of
Teeswater and Nlelanie De No-
va of Toronto spent this week
with Mr. and Mrs, Walter Ar-
scott and Andrea King.
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