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St. Helens
Mr. and Mrs. John Cameron
and Mr. and Mrs. Don Cameron,
11arbara and Colin were recent
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jac.
Douglas at Mitchell.
11r. and Mrs. Lorne Durnin
and ,I,1), I',;rnin, Mr. and Mrs.
Ross Durum uid Mr. and Mrs.
George Kennedy. were guests at
a dinner party on Saturday. at
Danny's'Restattrant in honor of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tichborne
of Goderich, on the oecasion of
their 40th wedding anniversary.
1r, 1?d Blackwell returned
home on Friday after several
weeks in Wingham and District
Hospital, with a lig fracture,
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Miller
and Larry of London were week-
end v'sitors with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Taylor
and Mrs, W. I. Miller.
On Friday evening, ten ta-
bles enjoyed a shoot party in
the hall. Winners were Ross
Errington and Mrs. Don Panna-
becker with William Caesar
and Gordon Struthers the run-
ners-up.
25th ANNIVERSARY
DONNYBROOK -Mr, and Mrs
William Hardy were honored at
a party given by their former
Carlow friends in the hall there,
on the occasion of their 25th
wedding anniversary. They
have a family of three, Keith,
Roy and Jean all at home.
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Fordwich Personals
Mr, and Mrs. Roy Simmons
were Kitchener visitors one day
last week.
Mr, and Mrs, Scott Keith
and children of Stoney Creek
were week -end visitors with
Mr, and Mrs, Alex Keith,
Mr. Earl Ridley of London
was a week -end visitor at his
home here,
Mr, and Mrs, Wm, Mulvey
and Jeffrey of Belmore, Mr.
and Mrs. James Vittie and Mr.
Holger Feldskov were Sunday
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Sothern,
Best wishes to Mr. and Mrs.
Nelson Armstrong who on Wed-
nesday, December 9, celebra-
ted their 25th wedding anni-
versary.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Denny of
Erin were Sunday visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Moore,
BIRTH
Jacobson -To Mr. and Mrs.
Gary Jacobson, a daughter, on
Wednesday, December 9, 1965,
in Listowel Hospital.
Friends of Mrs. Clarence
Carswell will be sorry to hear
that she was confined to Palm-
erston Hospital.
Misses Sharon Pollock and
Margaret Anne Wilson were
Toronto visitors Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Ar m -
strong were Kitchener visitors
on Friday.
Misses Doris Carswell, Peg-
gy Gibson, Iris Armstrong of
Stratford and Dave Inglis of
Kitchener spent the week -end
with their parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Doig and
family of Galt spent Saturday
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Ross Doig.
DONNYBROOK
The sympathy of this com-
munity goes out to Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Snowden and fam-
ily on the death of her mother,
Mrs. William Humphrey of St.
Helens.
Mrs. Wesley Jefferson, Deb-
bie, Brian, Gerald, Doreen and
Barry visited Wednesday with
her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Willows Mountain of Londes-
boro.
There is an epidemic of
measles in the neighborhood
school. Most of the children
have, or are getting them.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Camp-
bell of London visited Saturday
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Jefferson.
Mrs. Cecil Chamney of
Wingham visited Friday with .
Mr. and Mrs., Sam Thompson.
Mrs. Stuart Chamney visit-
ed Sunday with her father, Mr.
William Webster of St. Helens.
You are cordially invited to Tune
9.10 a.m. to 9.30 a.m.
Friday, December 18 through Thursday, December 24
(Except Sunday)
The music comes to you from Simpson's Downtown Store,
where, for the 40th consecutive year, customers and staff
together will join in singing your favorite Christmas carols.
•
Mr, and Mrs. Stan Forster
spent a few days at the home of
Mr, and Mrs. Ross Tomlin in
Fort Erie and in Buffalo, Mr.
Arthur Forester is spending a
couple of months with Mr, and
Mrs, Ross Tomlin,
Mrs, Henry Allan of Mount
Forest is spending several weeks
at the home of her son, Mr.
Mel Allan and Mrs. Allan,
Mr, and Mrs. Sam Robinson
spent one day last week in Kit-
chener..
John Carswell of Kitchener
and Robert Bride of London
were week -end visitors at their
respective homes.
Mr. Herb Ross returned to his
home last week from Listowel
Hospital after being confined
there for several weeks.
Congratulations to Mrs. Ed -
na Bride, who celebrated her
85th birthday on December 10.
Mrs, Len Wilson, Susan and
Murry spent the week -end at
Toronto with her mother, Mrs.
Florence Groves.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs, Ross Doig were Mr. and
Mrs, Glenn Doig of St. Catha-
rines, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Doig
and Kim of Harriston, Mr. and
Mrs. Arnold Doig and Gerry.
The occasion was Mr. Arnold
Doig's birthday.
Mrs, Crosby Sotheran and
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cousins of
Brussels were in Aurora on
Thursday attending the funeral.
of a cousin, Mrs. Lorne Cous-
ins, who had been killed in a
train -ear accident.
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Kirk-
by of Kingston were week -end
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Car-
roll Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Will-
iamson and Barbara of London
visited Friday with Mrs. Emma
Williamson.
Mrs. Browne Heads St. Anne's Guild
FORDWICH-St. Anne's Guild
met at the home of Mrs.Grace
Browne for its Christmas meet-
ing. The president, Mrs. Wil-
liam Sothern- welcomed the
visitors and members. The
Scripture lesson was read by
Mrs. Anderson.
The minutes of the last
meeting were read by the sec-
retary, Miss Elva Foster. Roll
call, "Your favorite hymn and
its author," was answered by 17
members, The treasurer's re-
port was given by Mrs. Lois
Simmons.
Members agreed to donate
$150.00 toward the washroom,
and also $100.00 to the general
funds of the church. Mrs. So-
thern read a Christmas poem.
It was decided to continue with
the birthday box and secret
pals for another year.
Rev. Anderson was in charge
of the election of officers for
1965. The January meeting
will be held in the basement of
the church. The meeting clo-
sed with a hymn and prayer.
Mrs. Gladys Vittie conduc-
ted a very interesting contest,
followed by a lunch served by
the hostess and Miss Ethna Fos-
ter.
The slate of officers for 19 -
Christmas Skit
At W.I. Meeting
FORDWICH-The Christmas
meeting of the Women's Insti-
tute was held at the home of
Mrs. Anson Demerling, Mrs.
Robert Gibson presided and wel-
comed the ladies with Long -
fellow's poem, "Peace on
Earth". Mrs. Demerling dis-
played an advent wreath and
explained the religious mean-
ing of candles.
Capt. Albert Ferris and Mrs.
Ferris of the Wingham Salva-
tion Army were guest speakers.
They were introduced by Mrs.
John Inglis. Gifts for the S.A.
cheer baskets were presented at
roll call.
A Christmas skit, "The
Slave Girl", was presented by
Mrs. John Inglis; a shepherd,'
Mrs. Sam Johnston; the inn
keeper, Mrs. Lorne Seifert;
the slave girl, Mrs. Demerling
Mary, Mrs. Fred McCann and
Joseph, Mrs. William McCann.
A sing -song of carols was con-
ducted by Mrs. Inglis.
Lunch was served by the
.hostess, Mrs. Telmer Harding,
Mrs. Howard Harris and Mrs.
Bruce Agla.
Santa Appears
At SS Concert
DONNYBROOK -The annual
Sunday School Christmas con-
cert was held last Friday night
in the church with Jim Robinson
as chairman. Carols were sung
and two films, "The Christmas
Story", and "The Pony", wcrc
shown. Judy Robinson, Peter
Snell and Grant Johnston gave
recitations while awaiting San-
ta's arrival.
Gifts and candy for all the
children were received from
Santa. Jin? Robinson thanked
Santa, and Marvin Snell of
Westfield for showing the film,
65 is; President, Mrs. Grace
Browne; 1st vice, Mrs. Jean
Dinsmore; 2nd vice, Mrs. Lynn
Bunker; secretary, Mrs. Alma
Hargrave; treasurer, Mrs. Jean
Sothern; pianists, Mrs. Ann
Armstrong, Miss Elva Foster;
corresponding secretary, Miss
Elva Foster; program commit-
tee, Miss Louise Matthews,
Mrs. Ann Armstrong, Mrs. Bea-
trice Jordan; auditors, Mrs.
Ruby Forster, Mrs. Beatrice
Jordan; press reporter, Mrs.
Frances King.
Council Names
Representatives
To School Boards
Howick Township Council
named its representatives to '
the three district high school
boards to serve for 1965 and
1966. William Campbell will
be on the Norwell District High
School board, Gordon Moir on
the Wingham board and Cecil
Wilson will sit on the Listowel
board.
The Fordwich, Gorrie and
Wroxeter Santa Claus funds
were voted $30.00 each. A
grant of $75.00 was made to
Howick Lutheran Cemetery,
$200.00 to Gorrie Cemetery
and $100.00 to Wroxeter.
ACCOUNTS ef1ID
Joe Kerr, gravel contract
deposit, $600.00; Maitland
Valley Conservation Auth.
assessment, $1, 595.21; M e 1
Greenley, putting in pipe and
fill at Greenley drain, $8.00;
E. Schaus, hauling pipe, $3.00;
Ken Schaefer, back hoe, $10.-
50; F. King, attending repair
$6.00; Listowel and District
Fire Area account, $104.63;
Wingham Advance -Times
advertising, $16.71; H. N.
Gowdy & Son stove oil, $26.50;
Edwin Gilmar, live stock valu-
ator, $3.00; Gestetner f Canada)
Ltd. supplies, $15.97; Town of
Harriston, Fire call re George
Parsons, $150.00; Relief accts.
$233.85; Ontario Municipal
Board, application fee re con-
struction Municipal Office,
$10, 00; H. G. Harris, part
salary, $75.00; W.E. Whitfield
printing, $190.00, preparing
financial statement, $15.00,
exchange $8.30, part salary
$215.00; Dept. of National
Revenue income tax $40.00;
Bob Campbell, loader at Ford-
wich dump, $21.00; W. H. Gal-
laher, 'bulldozer Gorrie and
Wroxeter dumps, $84.00; Har-
riston Review Remembrance
Day service sheets, $28.29,
nomination bills $7.44; Mait-
land Valley Conservation Auth.
sharc survey of dams, $470.00;
Robert Gibson hospital board
meetings, $10.00; Fees and
mileage, Robert Gibson, $296.-
50, Ivan Haskins, $371.40,
Frank King $295.00, 13.11.
Strong $287.80, FI, McMichael
$281.80; I lowick Twp. Mune
Rec. Com. grant (Wroxeter
rink) $30.91; road accounts
$8.803,87; Grant, Howick
Lutheran Cemetery $75.00,
Gorrie Cemetery, $200.00,
Wroxeter Cemetery, $100.00,
Fordwich, Gorrie and Wroxeter
Santa Claus Funds, $30.00 each
$90.00. Total $14,779.68.
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