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Fordwich Personals
Mr. Roy Bellamy of Guelph
spent several days last week
with Mr. and Mrs. Jack King,
Mr. and Mrs, Jim Valeriott and
family of Guelph and Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Hannah and family of
Hanover were Sunday visitors
at the same home.
Visitors one day last week
with Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Jordan
were Mrs. Mary Wade of Wing -
ham and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wade
and family of Chatham.
Mrs.Harry Parsons returned
home on Saturday from Listow-
el Hospital where she was con-
fined for ten days,
Mr. and Mrs. Howell Fraser
of Fordwich celebrated their
54th wedding anniversary on
Monday, June 4th.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer William-
son visited one day last week
with Mr. and Mrs.Lenwood Ed-
gar, at Mount Forest.
Rev. C,F.Johnson of St.
Paul's Anglican Church, Wing -
ham, was guest speaker Sunday
morning in Trinity Church.
Mr. and Mrs, Doug Wildfang
and Paul of Cooksville spent
the week -end with Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Simmons. Master Brian
Wildfang returned home after
spending the week with his
grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Bride
spent the week -end with Mr.
and I`irs.Jack Riddell. Mrs.
Bride remained for a week's
visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Austin
and Mrs. Pearl Patterson visited
Mrs. Wilda Campbell in St.
Joseph's Hospital, Guelph, one
day last week.
Mrs. Elsie Strong, Mrs. Ver-
na Galbraith, Mrs. Pearl Patter-
son and Mrs. Norman Yarding
visited Saturday in Wingham
with Mrs. Martha Baker.
Miss Elizabeth Armstrong
and Mr. David Schneider of
Kitchener were week -end visit-
ors with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
Armstrong.
\Ir. and Mrs. Eldon Graham,
Karen and John of Toronto
spent the week*end at their
home here.
Mr. Edwin Jordan, Toronto,
was a recent visitor with Mr.
and Mrs. Curtis Jordan.
Mrs, Ruby Foster visited over
the week -end with Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Foster in Toronto.
Mr, and Mrs. William Sothern
with Miss Sharon Elliott and
Gary Sothern visited Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. William Mul-
vey.
Mr. Curtis Jordan spent last
week at his cottage in Byng In-
let.
Mr. Fred Hambly spent a
couple of days last week with
Mr. and Mrs. Max Hambly in
Kitchener.
Miss Glenna Hibberd of Kit-
chener was a week -end visitor
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Hibberd.
Friends of Mrs. Elsie Demer-
ling will be sorry to hear that
she was confined last week to
Walkerton Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Camp-
bell and little daughter of Win-
throp spent the week -end with
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hibberd.
Mrs. Ruby Forster is spending
a few days with Miss Mary Cor-
bett in Toronto.
Mrs. Robert Connell spent
last week with Mr. and Mrs.
Keith Duncan in Toronto.
A special service will be
held in Trinity Anglican Church
Sunday morning at 10 a.m.
when Mrs, Emmerson Hargrave
of Listowel, and formerly of
Fordwich, will be presented
with a W. A. Life Membership
pin. Rev. George Anderson will
be in charge of the service.
THE PIONEER GIRLS of the Baptist Church held an en-
campment here with a number receiving awards. Obtain-
ing the rank of "Voyager" were, back row: Janice Mc -
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Bluevale News
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hall and
family of Thorndale visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hall
on Sunday.
Bob Bitton of Wingham spent
the week -end with Harvey
Mann,
Rev. G. C. Mitchell a id Mrs.
Mitchell visited at Paisley last
week.
Miss Bonnie Jardin of Wing -
ham visited Miss Mary Lillow
at the week -end.
Banquet for Fathers, Sons
FORDWICH-Forty-eight
fathers and sons attended the
banquet held in the United
Church.
Robert Hibberd was toast -
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was proposed by Norman Hard-
ing, to the fathers by Ronald
Hibberd and to the sons by
Jack Brown.
Rev. Douglas Steven of Bel -
more was guest speaker. He
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son.
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Guild Will Cater
To Wedding Party
FORDWICH-The June meet-
ing of St. Anne's Guild was held
at the home of Mrs, Ruby Arm-
strong.
During the study period Mrs.
Anderson spoke to the members
of the parable of sowing seed;
as to the kind of seeds sown in
daily life by thoughts, words
and deeds.
The minutes of the last
meeting were read and members
were asked to keep saving for
the Golden Book for Charity
project. The treasurer's report
was given and roll call, a par- •
able, was answered by 14 meth•
bers with two guests present.
Mrs. Browne gave a reading on
excuses and not reasons, for not
going to church.
Members agreed to cater to
Nancy Jacques' wedding in Aug-
ust, and Mrs. Armstrong, Mrs.
Sothern and Mrs. King were ap-
pointed the committee to make
out lists.
The president asked for vol-
unteers to clean the church on
Thursday. Guild members were
invited to attend the Deanery
meeting, to be held in Seaforth
June 15. A get well card was
signed by members and sent to
Mrs. Detnerling, who is in hos-
pital.
Mrs. Anderson closed the
meeting with prayer and during
the contest period she spoke on
the recent bus trip for the bene-
fit of the ladies who couldn't
go. Lunch was served by the
hostess and Mrs. Florence Fos-
ter.
In Hospital
FORDWICI I -Mrs. George
Pittendreigh is confined to Lis-
towel Hospital, having suffer-
ed a fall at her hotne, causing
a fracture of her right ankle.
She was taken to hospital by
ambulance where she was at-
tended by Dr. William Munn.
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Tavish, Karen Ritter, Jane Ann Nethery, Rosemary Forsyth,
Ellen Gorrie; front: Kathy Guest, Sandra Currie and Elaine
Archer.
Request Authority
To Accept Scheme
Communications read at the
Turnberry Township Council
meeting last week included
letters from John Norman,
chairman of Turnberry School
Board; the Department of Mu-
nicipal Affairs; George Under-
wood; The Department of High-
ways and John Berry.
A motion was made to re-
quest the Maitland Valley Con-
servation Authority to accept
Scheme 20, rehabilitation of
the Howson dam at Wingham,
as a scheme of the Authority
and that Turnberry Township
be a benefitting municipality
and accept a degree of benefit
of 5% of the Authority share.
By-laws will be prepared es-
tablishing the Drainage Act in
Turnberry to make money
available to the ratepayers for
tile drainage and authorizing a
Confederation Centennial pro-
ject, being administration of-
fices in the hamlet of Bluevale.
Reeve A. D. Smith will re-
present council at the Mayors
and Reeves Convention in Kit-
chener, and receive remunera-
tion.
GENERAL ACCOUNTS
Brookhaven Nursing Home,
$244.50; relief, $47.50; Som -
bra Township relief charge
back, $11.22; Monteith &
Monteith, auditors, 5500.00;
Hydro Electric Power Commis-
sion, installation street lights
Belmore, $767.48; Wingham
Advance -Times acct. $96.87;
Provincial Treasurer, insulin,
$3,00; Chambers Hardware,
warble fly powder $29.50;
Township of Morris, work on
dump $20.00; J. J. Elliott, live-
stock valuator 58.00; Flem
Black, sheep killed $57.00;
Fred Lewis, lamb killed 517.00.
John V. Fischer, part salary and
mileage, $61,00; Lionel Ma-
hood, balance salary spraying
cattle 5520.00; James J. El-
liott, warble fly inspector,
5335.00; Receiver General,
unemployment insurance $8.16;
Gordon Wright, buried one dog,
85.00; Mrs, A, D. Smith, 600
stamps $30.00; Hyslop B.
drain, John V. Fischer, clerk's
fees, $25.00; William B.
Cruikshank, treasurer's fees,
$10.00.
ROAD ACCOUNTS
Fleming Johnston, 549.45;
George Gallaway 5288.52;
William Mundell 5166.67; Dur-
ham Paving Ltd. coldmix,
WHITECHURCH
The engine of E. S. Watt's
feed mill, which was away for
a couple of weeks being repair-
ed, was re -installed last Tues-
day evening.
Mr. Brian King has begun
work at the Campbell Soup
Factory in Listowel.
BIRTH
COLLYER-In Wingham and Dis-
trict Hospital on .Thursday, June
10th, 1965, to Mr. and Mrs.
Keith Collyer, Whitechurch, a
daughter, a sister for Ruse Mary,
540.39; Harold Congram, back-
hoe $17.50; William H. Galla-
her, snowplowing $31.25;
Crawford Motors, repair dump
truck 532.41; Harvey Krotz
Ltd. hose for tractor $15.39;
Texaco Canada Ltd., lub oil
$50.29; Ernie Merkley, diesel
oil $119.70; Thomas Parker,
welding grader $1,50; Texas
Refinery Corp. of Canada, fuel,
$104,29; Campbell's Garage,
mirror $1.49; Westeel Products
Ltd. road signs $186.81; Ont-
ario Hydro, hydro for shed,
$30.54.
WHAT
A WAY TO
Celebrate
AN
Anniversary
Special Service
At United Church
BLUEVALE-The 40th anni-
versary of the union of Presby-
terian, Methodist and Congre-
gational Churches in 1925 was
observed in the United Church
with a special program on Sun-
day.
Rev. G. C. Mitchell discussed
the union, telling of experienc-
es in his own ministry and fore-
casting a further union of
churches.
Mrs. Glenn Sellers and her
sister, Mrs. John Congram, sang
a duet. Mrs. Carl Johnston con-
ducted the choir.
Fleming Grainger
BLUEVALE-Fi.eming Grain-
ger, '74, of R. R. 2, Bluevale
died at his home, Concession
2, Grey Township, Saturday,
June 5. He had been in failing
health for some time.
Born in Howick Township,
son of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Grainger, he had farm-
ed all his life.
He is survived by his wife,
the former Margaret Earls,
whom he married in 1919; a
daughter, Mrs. Lloyd (Jean)
Workman of Brussels; a brother,
Wilbert of R. R.2, Wroxeter;
and three grandchildren.
Whitechurch
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Johnston,
David and Donna of London,
spent Saturday and Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Johnston and family
of Clinton spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Gershom Johnston.
SHOP CANADIAN
Zesty treat for
NOTICE TO
ATTENTIVE
WIVES
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the old car? Or perhaps you're both tired of rattles and repair bills!
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units (you name it—he has it) are up for grabs at fantastic savings.
To top it off he's celebrating his anniversary and this means even
more savings for you.
By now you have probably guessed that we've been talking about
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until 10 p.m., except Sundays and holidays.
BYTHEWAY...
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