HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1964-11-05, Page 8Page 8 - Wingham Advance -Times, Thursday, Nov. 6, 1964
Mrs. A. Corrigan Funeral on Friday
This eontmrusth was sadden-
ed to leanst o: the passing of Mrs,
Alex Corrigan of who
died in st..loseph's Hospital,
London, on Tuesday. Mrs. Cor
rigan had been ill tor about two
years.
The former Alice Irene Mun-
dell, she was a daughter of the
late William 1\1tuidell and his
wife, Margaret l*ilmonr. Mrs.
Corrigan was born in Turnherry
Township and was in her 50th
v.•ar.
She was married to Alex Cor-
rigan in 1932 and they farmed
in Turberry since that time.
Surviving besides her husband
are two sons, Robert 13 and
Bruce 1.2. An infant daughter
died in 195.1. A sister, Mrs,
Rennie (Margaret) Goy resides
n Wingham and a brother,
G. A. WILLIAMS, O.D.
Optometrist
9 PATRICK STREET W.
WINGHAM
Phone 357-1282
Gcurge Mundell at Carluke,
Ontario,
Mrs. Corrigan was a devoted
member of the Blueyale United
'hurch, Order of the Pastern
Star and the Rebekah Lodge.
she was a person lot extremely
cheerful disposition and her
courage was amply demonstrat-
ed during the long period other
illness. She will be sadly miss-
ed not only by her family, but
by a wide circle of friends as
well.
Service will he held at the
R. A, Currie .i Sons funeral
home on Friday at 2.:00 O p. m.
,pith Rev. G. Mitchell of Blue -
vale in charge. Interment will
be in the Wingham cemetery.
The pallbearers will he James
ohnston, Carl Johnston,William
Peacock, Jack Wickstead, Wen,
dell Stamper and Mel Craig.
The flows rbearers will be Ted
Elliott, R, S. Hetherington,
George Patterson and George
Richardson.
CONVALESCING AFTER
AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT
BELMORE-Mrs. Arnold Jef-
fray is convalescing at her
home, after a Saturday after-
noon automobile accident at
the McIntosh Church corner.
Mrs. Jeffray and her three
youngest children were on their
way to see her daughter, Mrs.
David harper, when the acci-
dent occurred.
The children were not in-
jured. Mrs. Jeffray was thrown
from the car, and suffered cuts
and bruises.
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-Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Mills
of Islington spent the week -end
at the home of their daughter,
Mr, and Mrs. Monty Bennett.
Mrs. Mills remained to spend a
week,
-Mr. and Mrs. Douglas
Reading and Mr. and Mrs, Larry
Brain of Burlington visited with
their aunt, Miss Alice Reading
on Sunday.
-Mr. and Mrs. N, M. Ged-
des of Toronto and W. C. Ged-
des of Chatham spent the week-
end in Wingham and Seaforth
and attended the funeral of the
late Ernest Geddes on Saturday
in Seaforth.
-Mr. and Mrs. William
Haugh, Mrs, Mabel Burmeister
of Dashwood, and Mr. Clarence
Parks of Hensall spent Sunday
with Mrs. Irlma Jenkins.
- Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Lott of
Bala spent the week -end with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Lott,
-Mr, and Mrs, William Har-
ris of Sarnia spent the week
with Mr. and Mrs. Gibson Rin -
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-Miss Alice Mains of Wat-
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with Mr. and Mrs. Omar Hasel-
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-Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sey-
Clayton Fryfogle
In Car Accident
Clayton Fryfogle of Toronto
is a patient in Clinton Hospital
following a car accident a
week ago Saturday night. He
had been visiting for the past
month with his daughter, Mrs.
Connie Foxton of Wingham,
and was returning home.
The car in which he was
riding was driven by Mr. Adams
of Weston and was in collision
with a vehicle driven by Mr.
Bell of Goderich. The accident
occurred about 1 miles west of
Clinton on Highway No. 8,
when the Bell car swerved into
the left hand lane to miss a
cow, and was hit by the car
driven by Mr. Adams.
Mr. Fryfogle received
broken ribs, a bad gash on the
jaw and nose, and his hip was
dislocated. He expects to be
confined to hospital fo r a
couple of months.
Mr. Adams is also in Clin-
ton Hospital suffering from an
injured knee. Mr. Bell re-
ceived cuts to his head but was
released from hospital on Sun-
day.
Mrs. Bell was most seriously
hurt, suffering multiple injur-
ies including a fractured pel-
vis. She is in a London hospi-
tal where she was admitted fol -
towing the accident.
Woman
Problem
In Ministry
Women have the right to be-
come ministers of the gospel
in the United Church of Canada
and a number of women have
been ordained. In the Anglican
Church women have the right
to take theological education
hut not to practise or at least
to preach.
But even in the United
Church, where all obstacles to
ordination of women have been
removed, there is difficulty in
placing married women in
charge of individual churches,
It appears that although women
seem to he in the majority in
most congregations, they have
not been able to overcome
prejudice, perhaps their own
prejudice, against rninisterswho
are women,
As for the ten, most of
thein are as reactionary as was
the great Samuel Johnson when
he said, according to Boswell,
that a woman as a preacher
would be like a dog walking on
its hind legs: one would not ex -
peer her to do it well and would
be surprised that she could do
it at all. That learned old
curmudgeon lived before there
was any discussion of what
might Iiabe called "the non-
sense" of women's rights. - The
Printed Word.
mour and Jeffrey of Woodstock
visited on Sunday with Mr, and
Mrs. Ed Yeoman.
-Mr. and Mrs, ,Max McFar-
lane of Ilderton were guests on
Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Ross
[Hayden and family.
-Mrs. Gil Kellaway, Mr.
and Mrs. James Henderson and
James Jr. and Mr, Ford Hender-
son of Paris visited with their
mother, Mrs. C. R. Henderson
over the week -end,
-Constable Murray Friden-
burg, Mrs. Fridenhurg and Vi-
2ki visited with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. E. Treadway in To-
ronto recently.
-Mrs. W, W. Currie, Mrs.
hila Henderson of Lucknow and
Mrs. W. W. Armstrong left
last Saturday for Dunedin, Flor-
ida, where Mrs. Arrnstrong will
spend the winter months.
-Mr, and Mrs, W. B. Mc-
Cool left Wednesday for Day-
tona Beach, Florida, to spend
the winter months.
-Mr. and Mrs. Dave Burges
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Neal and Mr.
and Mrs. Calvin Burke attended
the fall council of the Kinsmen
Club held in Niagara Falls on
Saturday and Sunday.
-Mr. George Allen is visit-
ing friends in Chicago for a few
weeks.
-Mrs. Stafford Bateson re-
turned home on Sunday after
spending a couple of weeks with
aer family, Mr. and Mrs. Joe.
Masters and Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Thomson, in the Brantford area,
-Mr. T. W. Bullock and Mr.
and Mrs. Ken Bullock and
daughter Dale of St. Cathar-
ines were recent guests with
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ahara and
family.
-Miss Ada Brophy of Toron-
to spent the week -end with her
aunt, Miss Mary Ada Brophy
and other Wingham relatives.
-Mr. and Mrs. Eugene De-
vereaux of Alliston were week-
end visitors with their parents,
Mrs. Joseph Brophy and Mr.
and Mrs. Gus Devereaux.
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