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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1958-09-24, Page 7 am 21bbanc f4r REV. Do Co WALDEN BIBLE SOGo SPEAKER NR: AND MRS, 0011101' HONORED DY FRIENDS Presentation Made 'To Bridal Couple CigKKIK-4 large crowd, sather- 0, in the Gorrie community hall on Ftiday evening to limner Mr, and Mrs. Bruce Clegg (rico Periene Fleet) of Ethel,' who Were married recently. They were presented with a gift of money:,"an eleptrie fry lian and mieceilaneees gifts, George Pane read an address, and glen Underwood made' the eresen- tetien, The evening was spent ,In dancing with the Fordwich emir, estra supplying musie, EY:: H. C JENNINGS, OM, yEST SPEAXER shalt keep the feast pf the harvest", was the eub- Jtet of the sermon at the Harvest Thardtgiving 'Service. at St Ste- ,hen's Pe Sunday morning, when the,Rev flesery jerMing4 Of Lack- epW was the preacher, Mete Was a large congregation, en keeping, With the service the . church: was beautiful with the fruits of the harvest, grein, corn. fruits, Vegetables and basketg pf other autumn floWere Ttie ehoir sang Thenksgiving art" tflene l .C.HURO HOLDS ANNIVERSARY. 1.1ELORAVE -- 'Knox 1,1 n # t church was nicely decorated by the $Venirig Atielliary, With luis- ket4 of gladioli for the anniversary services held on. Sunday, September 21, Rev. Grant Meiklejohn, form' erly of Lucknow, now of Forest, Was the guest speaker, Special 1141.10ie Was supplied the choir under the direction of Mr. ROY Mundy, at, the morning 'and' evening services. A quartette of Ross Anderson, George Jebits, ton, George procter and Billy Coultes favoured with a number at each, eer4iee. , hORRIE c4q17qt,XE--.Keighhars and friends d At thefneW'hene of Mr. and Mrs, ftoY 'POWdy, p9r410., Saturday evening. Mrs. _Alex , PW. rie read the felleWini 4414.esof Dear no and xrppo;. We rejoice 'th4 .y00 are now settled 00040001Y fieW home,* cworr,le,'.'hiit we _feel 'that we panwit, let,: yen ,leaye,gUr nePitl" learbooe without ieenteesing some small way, OUr asenreelatian Of You as neighbaO!''affil:f,rientfS: You, 'Roy, have spent Most of your-life on the Line and Irene hers .Finee , effiniele .1;00, and you both have proved :yourselyes 'good ' neighbor's to and'_ new alike, and ,willing leelpers en every worthwhile community projeet, We 'have often eajoyed your hog- pithlity 'and shall remember- with pleasure tiers spent in your hpme. We well miss you from our community, filet .to see . you quite frequently ,,aad to, enjoy a visit front'yOudecasiOnally, As a ,little 7reptOrnhiance, you to accept this gift ;and we:as- sure yollethat With it -go our, very best wishes -fin; your' and 'happinesie • BELGRAVE — The Beigreve. Brand} .pf the Upper 'Canada Bible "$cietetY Met in 'Knox United United ea Tuesday evening of ,last Week.' The new secretary for the central; district, the Rev, R. C. Walden, was present and contributed an in-' teresting talk on the continuing . need for thp Bible Society in the world and on its mounting Droll- lema in the present day, Ms, aa- dress was 64C/wed by a fine film entitled, "The: Living Word , Japan". In the absence of the treasurer, Earl Anderson, his report was pre., rented by Mrs. Anderson, The re- port showed that $187,00 had been collected in 1957 and forwarded to the Society's headquarters in Tor, onto, The canyarsere appointed for the different lines for 1958 are as follows Morris, 3rd. line, Rerman Nethery; 4th dine, Mrs, Leslie Bolt; 5th line; Clare VanCame; 6th line, Ernest Noble; East •Wawanoser, 6th • line, Albert - Coultes; 9th line, James Anderson' and Gilbert Bee- croft; 10th line, Norman. Coulter; and Alex Robinson; No, 4 Highway, George Johnston and Cooper Neth- ery village of Belgrave, Mrs, Carl. Procter and Mrs„ Jerry Higgins. 'The members of the executive were re-appointed for the ensuing year. Row C.A. Krug expressed thanks and 'appreciation for the address and film presented by Rev. Walden 'and for the work of the Be* See, !iety in „general. • Rev. R. Measly 'closed the Meet-, 'leg with prayer. sd CANON R. S. JONES DIES. AT BRIGHTON GORRIE—A highly \ esteemed rector of the parish of •Gorrie, Pordwich and Wroxeter,a for 15 years,' the Rev. Canon Robert Seen- ',lei Jones, of Brighton, died sud- denly at, the Trenton • Memorial Hospital on Tuesday, September Iti, at the age of 69. ' He was born at Athens, Ontario, the !ion of an Anglican clergyman, 'He received his high school educe tion at. Cornwall and was a gredu- ;etc of Trinity 'College, Toronto, He was made canon of St, Paul's Cathedral, London, in 1944, and was rural deen of Grey. He retired to live in Brighton five years ago. He enlisted during the first World War and served in England. . His Ern perishes• .were .Russell,; Ottawa and Brantford. He dame to Gorrie in 1920; remaining until 1935, when be' went to St. David's' at London,• then to Durham and WROXETER Markdale. His wife, the former Edith Nes- bitt, survives with one son, Rich- ard, of Oakville and one grandson, Rickie, and a granddaughter, Don- na. Funeral service was in St. Paul's Anglican Church, Brighton, on Thursday afternoon and burial was in Mount Hope Cemetery, Brighton. Thirty Attend Mission Band I3LCEVALE—The Mission Bend, met in the United Church on See' tember 16th, with 3,0 in attendance, Mrs. ;Melville Craig and Mrs. Alan Neelon are the leaders, The roll call Was answered by "What 'You Like Best at School". Grace Mothers; secretary,' read the minutes and Ann Peacock gave the treasurer's report. 'Birthday greetings were sung for RuthelVfe- /Annan and Bobby' Mathers. Joan and Karen Hall received the offer- •ing and ,Patsy Craig gave a riddle. Ruth McLennan read the Scrip- ture and Ruth Mathers gave the prayer , for missionaries. Margaret Craig gave a peace item and Betty Hetherington reviewed' the, story told at the last meeting. Mr's, Alan Neelon .continued the story in the study. book. World Friends was distributed by Bobby Mathers. A circle was formed for the eloping, exercise. Good-bye, yeu'll 'pur' be 'bussed a , lot, But lots of wishes` for good lick Are with you as yea' 4o; And then' another -.0popliti wish, A wish that Yen will: find new friends , Who think •as much of you As those you •left behind.** Mr. Ernest e*,Hairis ';presented them with ae,,,adjustahle ceiling lamp. Mi. and IStig. ROY GoWdY both fittingly seeplied.: ;A,'social time was: spent and lunch Was served, 4 et wee' also; the ,occasion of their ,36th ,wedding anniversary. BLUEVALE TWO WELL.DRILLINO OUTFITS have been in operation in the Wroxeter district with wells being drilled for Andy Gibson, Jim Doig, Wilfred Brown and Art Gibson. A well was Also drilled at Allen Adams for a group including George Meehan, Herb Patterson, Harvey Reidt, Ross Tolman, Mae Allen and Allen Adams, ..Seen above are Chas Kees°, Lloyd Spiers and son, Art and Arthur Gibson.—Advance- Times photo. Missions Subject at SUNNY SIDE OF LIFE MOTTO AT WI MEETING MRS. B. PROCTER CONDUCTS MEETING duet. Mrs, Stanley Cook gave a reading, "My Child Was ,a Celiac". The address was given by John McKibben of the Cancer Society. Mrs, Miehie conducted a quiz on health facts. Lunch was` served by Mrs. R. Procter, Mrs. James Coul- tes and Mrs, Lyle Hopper. ,Talents Provide Theme Subject Evening Auxiliary Studies Neighbors FORDWICHe-The local T. held the September meeting at the home of Mrs, Clare Harris with Mrs. Anson Demerling, president in charge, Mrs. Royden Devitt had devotions and gave,the Indian 'ver- sion of the 23rd Psalm which was very interesting. Mrs. Lyle Simmons gave 'the motto, "Look on the Sunny Side, of Life''. She said. take all things. on good grace and look for the geed in everyone. A smile will often help someone Who feels 'blue. She read a' esein by 'the same title. Roll call was answered by dis- playing something made from a yard of goods. Two prizes , were given, one to Mrs. Clare Harris the other to Mrs. William" McCann. Skirts, aprons, tea' cloths and blouses were on display. , Letters were read from' Salida Tea Co. and Radio Evaluation. Re- ports were given on the park pro- perty, Mrs. Clare Harris gave a poem, "September", " The guest speaker, Mrs. Betty Ann McGowan, home, economist from station CKNX, was intredec- ed by Mrs. W, Hargrave. She, dem- onstrated, recipes from leftovers; which members sampled. She was given a gift by Mrs. Robt. Plans were made to have Institute members visit TV Station CKNX very soon. The Institute Quartette will at- tend the Area convention at Guelph on September 25th, and plans were made for transportation. The meet- ing closed with the Queen, Lunch was served by Mrs. ItoSs Mrs. Crosby Sothern and Mrs. W. Bargrave. • BELGRAVE-e-Mrs. George John- ston Welcomed the members Of the Belgrave evening auxiliary of the Woman's Missionary 'Society of Knox United Church to her home on Tuesday evening last 'week, Mrs. Gordon Bosman, president, was in.• charge of thWbusiness ses- sion and opened the meeting with BELGRAVE-.-There were 16 members arid two visitors present at the health meeting of the Bel- grave Women's Institute held on Tuesday afternoon in the com- munity centre. The business ses- sion was conducted by Mrs. Rich- ard Procter, Mrs. Lawrence Vannan was ap- pointed to be, assistant leader at the fall training school, in place of Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse, Who is unable to go. The resolutioni for the' area convention, were. voted neon 6..( this meeting, IVrig, Richard 'Procter and Mrs: J. M. Coultes were appointed as delegates to the Lo don emivention. ,Artieles for the fall' rummage sale are 'to be left at Mrs. Clifford .Logan's. All the members signed a card to be sent to Mrs. Fred Cook, who is a patient 'hi the Victoria Hospital, Lot-aloe.' Mrs. George Michiee,' and Mrs. Earl Anderson Were appointed to see how many girls 'were interested in a Homemaking Club and to to try and gee aeeader. The group decided' to Send $10 to the Cancer Society and also to give a sum of Money to 'the Lamont triplets. A card of thanks was read from Mrs. Jesse Wheeler. Mrs. George lvfichie Was convener of the program, and' the roll call was answered, by naming a com- municable disease ,and telling how to prevent its spread, Misses Joyce Procter and Ruth iVfiehie • favoured 'with a cornet Mr. and Mrs, Billy Hart, Oshawa, spent the week-end with Mr, and Mrs. Wm, Hart, Me and Mrs. Wilfred. Weppler, Phesley, spent Sunday with Mr. and, Mrs, Russell Walker, Mr. and Mrs, Harry Smith and family, Strathroy, were 'week-end guests of Mn, and Mrs. Ted Smith. Ross Toman'e spent Sunday with Mr. 'and Mrs. Howard Bowman, Petersburg. • The sympathy of the, commun- ity is extended to Mrs. Eldred Nichol in the loss of a sister, Mrs. Edith Spencer, Stratford, who passed away a.t.e the horde of eel* son with whom she resided. In- terment was in Milverton cemetery on Thursday last. Mr. and IVIre. Nichol were in Stratford Wednes- day and Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Clement, Master Peter and Danny Isabelle -spent the week-end a their hpme here. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Isabelle and Pat, also of Toronto 'accom- panied them._ Mrs. Gordon Gibson has returned home following a week in Londo'n with her daughter. Mr. and ...Mrs. A. Forster, Port Albert, and Mrs. A..Durst, Strat- ford, are visiting Me and 'Mrs. H. I. Durst. Mr. John Hupfer, M'rs. Alonzo Sperling and Miss Hazel Sperling spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Blair Sharp, Forest. Master Tom- my and 'Davey Sharp returned home with them. • Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Rae and Susan, Mr. and Mrs, Russell Rae, 'all of Brantford were Saturday guests of Mrs. A. Rae and Miss Margaret' Jardine. Sunday visitors at the settle home were Mr, and. Mrs. Win, McDonald, Fordwich. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Evans and, children, Palgrave, spent Sunday with Mrs. Ed. Walker in Monktere . ' Mrs. Aliee Aitken is spending a couple of weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Donald Street, at Listowel." Mr, Irving Craig of New Lis- keard and his brother, Eddie, of Millie, who spent their boyhood in Bluevale, Were visiting friends in' the ;village .last week. 'Mr, Lorne ' Heffelfinger of At- Wood., Mr. ' and Mrs. Arthur Ed- wards 'and Douglas, of London and Mr. and 'Mrsis, Wm. Beadle and daeghter, also of London, were vis- ,:tors •over •the, weak-end Vieh„,Mr,- and Mrs. Neelon. Repairs' have been going on all, lest week to the abutments of the bridge at the mill, so the 'bridge is closed to traffic, except for pedes; Wane Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Smith spent Sunday with Mrs. David Brown of Canfield. • Mr, and, Mrs. Chas. Rosman were visitors with Mrs. Bosmares• sister and' her husband, Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Griffith et 'Brampton. 'Mr. and Mrs. Ross Turvey and family, have returned from a 3 weeks' trip to British Cilumbia. Mr. and Mrs, Ira Kirkfelder of Toronto spent tile week-end with. Mr: and Mrs. Joe Horton. 11! BOSMANe-On August -18th, 1958, et-Wriedstock, a daughter, Mar- JPrY Latise to Mr. and Mrs, Jack Bogrnan. Gifts Received By Newlyweds GORRIE—Mrs. Charles Black was hostess for the Woman's As- sociation of the Gerrie United Church on Thursday evening., Mrs. K. Rastie opened the theme "To Have. Is to Owe, Not to Own," followed by, quiet. music with Mrs, H. Hendmin at the 'piano. Mrs, K. Hastie 'and Mrs. A, Taylor gave a, commentary on, great men since. Paul the Apostle. Mts. elastic read the Scripture and Mrs, Alex Taylor gave a paper prepared by Mrs. Gerald Galbraithe"Aceording tai Capacity", based on the par- able of the talents. She said they are a trust in individual fidelity and personality., Tomorrow's con- gressmen may play el the 'streets today, Be faithful to Christ in the lower, levels of life, in the best use of what we have. Mrs. T. L. MeInne•s, president, conducted the business and plans were made to:bold'the turkey sup- per in November and a committee was appointed, The meeting closed with prayer and the hostess aed comniittee served refreshments, Bitter Experiences Theme of Address GORRIE—The South Friendship Circle of the Gorrie United Cherch met at the home of Mrs. Allan Hyntititan on Monday evening, Sep- tember 15th, yvith 14 members pre- sent. Mrs: Clifford Pyke was in charge ,of devotions, taking as her theme "Bitter Experiences Have a Place in Life's Plan", pointing out that the bitter and poisonous things that break our hearts as well as life's lovely and beautiful thillgs, go to make up Iife's plan. • Mrs. DeWitt Adams had charge of the business. Roll call was ans- wered by "School Memories". Mrs. C. Gregg conducted a very inter- esting* contest, A eocial half hour was enjoyed and lulich Was served by Mre. Russell Powell, Mrs. C. Gregg and the' hostess. , FoRDWICI-X—The community hall was filled to capacity on Pei- day night in honer, of. Mr, and Mrs. Bruce MoCiement, newlyweds. Jim Lynn read the address and' the young couple were presented with a Xtoehler iocker, mirror, . mat and moiley. Bruce and Anna, thanked every- one and daneing, was enjoyed to music by Timms orchestra. SCRAP BOOK MADE FOR CUT. MEMBER • 'a hymn and prayer in unison. Reports were read by Mrs, Clar- ence Hanna and Mrs. Robert' Grasby. Birthdays were remem- bered and there were 11 home and 28 hospital visits to the sick and shut-in , recorded,. An invitation was received and accepted to meet with the Afternoon Auxiliary on October 14th for their thaneoffer- ins; meeting with the Evening Aux- iliary to provide a musical number. The November meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Harold Vin- cent. The group decided to make, two quilts with each member mak- ing one or two blocks from either, flannelette or print. Mrs. Ross Anderson was nomin- ated to go to the sectional meeting as convener of the resolution com- mittee for 1959, with Mrs. Sam Sam,,Pletch and Mrs. Ted Fear as delegates to go and nominate Mrs Anderson, and to' give a gift of $5.00 in memory of the late presi- dent, Mrs. Wheable, to help buy hospital operating eaulement. It was decided, to have a small summary of the study book given at each meeting before the wor- ship period. Mrs. Jack Taylor's group 'was in charge of the wor- ship service opening with Psalm 21 by Mrs. Taylor followed by prayer by Mrs. Harold Vincent and a hymn, Mrs. Gordon Pengelly read the Scripture from Deuteronomy, 8 A study of our neighbours was road with the following. taking these parts: Alaska, Mts, Harold. Vincent; United States, Mrs Gordon Rosman; Mexico, Mrs. Afar* Dunbar; Hawaii, Mrs. Gordon Pen- gene; and the Caribbean Island Mrs. Mervin Richic. Mrs. Taylor closed the meeting with prayer. For recreation, old Christmas cards and 'used jevvellety were made ready to send to the mission- aries. A lunch was served. St. Stephen's GORRIE--Mis. Chas., Lawrence gave a talk on "Si*sloas" •At the opehingfail'neeetle0, p£ 'St. Ste- phen's Woman's ett the dome of Mit, Harry , King on Thursday aftetrigoi.".. She 'recalled attending a missiliMtrY:'"service 'in London, Kngiatid,: When a ifare= well Was given to. Opting Mission ,: ary leeying for e. leneKeokiny. His text was "ThoU bast planted a print uppn the, heel of 'My; foot ':She. told ,of Chrjat'S life ender Hie lagt command, "Ge.ye intri'!alidhe world and preach the gospel- The new stddjt: was intro- duced by Mks:11,9,010 Wade, De Leonard HatfieldegerieraeseCretiry of the Cciiinell :Setariee in the- is the author of -we Cake"; :and ae• Je, sus cares. for Aigeh alloweitin; so sheuld.the feel:cOneern-and responsibilitY, in,.creating a Christ- irin -community. - -t The pregidene **to. rieedon .Uee derwood, cOndrieteir the, meeting. In the * absence ete the' secretary, Mrs. T. C:Vittie,,esSigeant '"secretary, Teed 'Minutes' aexiii"coi;reiiperidenee, which incladedietters.tif/thinks for the bales sent fief the ''Mtillawk In- stitute *0.t 'Branteerd 'etadthe 'Indian Residential Scheel at,Cerdston, Al- berta, also a thanitsyee cote from a shUt-irt. , • r. Mrs, Hatry, 104 read: the ...., Scrip- ture from Matthe,W.;•Mrs, E. NeWe ton read a peeneeand 'Mrs. R. T. Bennett reed an account of the Doininden anntial*WA., in Toronto. The Rev, E: C, Attseell closed with prayer and a Mil:like's. silence was observed in memory 'of two fernier rectors of church who have passed away recently. They were Rev. W. Roberts, London, and Canon Re S. Jonee of Brighton. * KefreshmentS Were' servedbe the hostess,' Resisted by Mts. Etnest King, arid a, soeitit time was enjoy- ed. VourteeriereeMbers and One visitor attended,' a , , BEIARAVE • Mrs Nelson,Higgitis,'Mrs. 'Carrie' Teeter', MIS. dolitl. Anderson and Mr, Jesse 'Whe4er -attended 'the fiineral of 2iir, Artiiiit Heinle in Londen.ast Wednesday, • Mr. Roy McGee of Kitchener Spent the 'Weeit-end with 111.8, brother, Mr, ashrdoti iteclee. and,Kfra„ 0' R, dOtiltes, Mr, and ,Mra. •LaWteitee Vanillin and Mr. and Mrs: Clarence ChaitheY Spent a feW days last' Week el South River. James Coultes' is spending, this Week at the genitchiliri Imam, mtg. ivtaitato .Loiirty Of thindie, $00t is, feW .0ekSeitiet Week' with Mr. and Mit..tintold Arinstiong, Mr. Martin tItiniby spent couple: of iftYi last Week with his daughter and Son4itiAlaw,..hitr'. 'Arid Neil Armstr6tig, Reta fintt Kenneth at iteV. and Mrs, 'Grant keikteitahn of 'Petah guest 'Minister at Knox United Chetah 'risiihieetetity en $tinclity and Mr,, and Milt. 'red atinking and fanny , of Auburn ; visited With M, ',and Mrs, Veil' Andetierl. Junior Group—President, Mare, orie Connell; vice-pres,, Audrey Ruttier; secretary, Peggy Gibson; assistant sec., Margaret Wilson. Plans were made to hold meeting every other Monday at 8 p.m, The girls decided to plan to go lie the Ice Fines in Kiteener rathei, than take a bus trip at the present time. A short discussion was held on the• value of a scrap book, Bach girl was given a page of paper, a theme for her page and, from the maga, sines was to produce a page suit., able for a scrap book, Later the pages were collected and aseehibled into a book whith represented the story of "The Life of Elitabeth; Patterson'' with o m fi It 481 s Oil wee presented tO her a Monteith) from the group before she left for Vancouver, where 'she is going to work and help with work irk a uc* church that. A ,k1o,it,yotittolt, lunch Wee' served, and the Mettirio.,Wite eldsed FORDWICH---The C.G.I.T, root in the basement of the Fordwich United Cherch for reergneleatior and a scrap book party. The Meet- leg opened With a slog song led by Elizabeth Patterson, Mrs. Clar- ence Carswell eeriducted a Worship service, Miss *tenet MacGregor and Mrs. Harald Pollock will be leaders for the eeelor and intermediate groups, respectively. Mrs, Clarence Cate- Well will 'be superintendent. The election of officers resultkl no follows: Senior Grout President, Donne, Siefert; Viee-pres„ Silittoe TOE IIIIRSt IiiitINIC—Voling Arthur Gibson samples the water from hie father's new Well While Ann Pollock, treasurer, Nanne Cars- son Wait* hilt there This is one 'Ott'oleVergi new Wells 111 the Wiereter district.'--AdVittice4irees photo. , c.6,137. Opens , Fall Season. 001ttik—The Canadian ih Ttaihing held their first Meeting en Sept. 15th. The folloWieg will nuiltetip, the eiteeutive for the corn- frig year; PvelYii Ann Stephtms; 1St vineqires,, 'Carol Robiheon; sea, Frances Coulter; tztetts., Ruth Grainger; pianist, Carol. 'RobinStin; pianist, Corinhe Pthathe4 press; Gwen kyndinail. The' leaders are Mrs. Rob Edgar *mid Mrs, ThoS. Ocrafita, visited their Mint; Mrs. George . Robertson,. and, cousins, Mr, and Mte, chid Edgar" and Ntr, and Mtg. Gordon Edgar on Saturday eVe. hint. Miss Margaret Dane conimenced 'duties in the- Whigherit Respite) on Monday' KePOtting..the- death of a fernier Gorrie' wornait' lest week fWe er- roneously referred tO Mrs, Harold Cowen, The tetteete'etitiliattie 10 Rowan,, 4 Mre end- Mrs. J, Will 'visited with, Mr. and Mrs, Murray. Qillendere of Ingeraoll an Sunday; ,- Mr.; and. Mrs. Alex Petrie sperit' Sunday With Mr, and Mrs. Maurice' McMillen of Goderiele 1NW and MrS, Russell Bridge and Meryt of Pialmerstoo spent Friday With Mr, and Mrs, T. L. McInnes, gr, and Mrs.' John MeTnnes, Kin- lough,. spent Sunday at the same !Mate.' • d Mr:, James Walker and Mr, G, ken, of Toreeto and Miss Edythe , Walker; Wingham, spent the week- end with Mr. and- Mrs. Lorne. Wel- ket. . . , , Mr, and Mrs. Ira McLean, 'Wree- " etet, 'visited Mr, and Mrs. W; Icing on Sunday, ° -Ur.. and Mrs, Cari Snelling of Listewel spent Sunday at the home of Me and Mes, 'Ernest Harris. Me, and Mrs. Roy Gowdy and Mr, aAd.MrS.HarrY 0OwdY were guests at the •goiden wedding anniversary of Mr, and Mrs, Arthur Fitch at Belnaote last Tuesday. They also attended the Behriore United Church anniversary on Sunday . Mr. and Mrs. Albett Heihein lefeaon. Monday morning by train for Tugaske, Sark.,.where.theY eviait *Me Heibein's, sister, Mrs. Jack, 'Jardine and Mr. 'Jardine. ' The Friendly Fours will nieet at the home of eairs."Oloyee Michel on Thursday evening at 8.15 pen. Pro- grani. committee, rs. Beb Egger' Mrs. Bob Stephens,' Mrs, T. Douglas and Miss Margaret Dane. Rev et- W. Hird • 'conduct anniversary services at Port Al- bert, next Sunday, while- Rev. Roy Kennedeeof 'Port Albert 'sent 'have ehergel servieee. in Gorrie *end; Wtegeter, ' , . ,, • . • Mr, and Mrs. Glad Edgar are spending thia:,Week and "Jas, Fasten at Pointe seetaril Misses Marion Conrad and lien Huey of Sarnia' Wert guests of ilhe'Rev. E. q. AttWell.and Mts. Att-, well on Saturday afternoon, Guests at; the rectory on Sunday afternoon Were the•ReveHatier•and Mrs. Jen: nines .of Lucknow. Mr: and Mrs. Bill Hare 'of Osh- Mire were Week:end. ',gilte'sfs of Mr. and Mrs; Edward Newton. and Mrs. Lawrence Short and Carol .of Fergus. spent Sunday With her.,and Mrs; ,Thos.-Short Mnel kieg Myrtle:. Mr: ehe,Mrs. Clifford. Cook- were , gtieate, at the.fettle•RtideaU Wed- diet at ,0ciriestoga, :on Wecinesdity. Mrs, -Wesley Pollock . and pen Ralph'; te Kincardine 'and Miss Aliee Haugrs of 'live/toe Were Stiriday tiftinoon; "visitors with Mr. and *re • Robeete' Dane, Mrs. Win, Ciirbett .. returned to het borne bete hot Week after 'spending several Weeks With fella- tives following' an 'illness. • 'Mrs, Minnie IrWin accomettnied • Mr. mid Mrs. L. Wright of Lake- let. to 'London on Thursday tie visit Mrs. Florence :Wright in Victoria • Hospital.' Mr..Sain Robinson and Mr. Kor- man Harding, Fordseleh, Mr, John Strong and Mr. Norman Wade' were at Itiricardine 'Fair on Priday., /Mr, and Mrs.'" Jack Musgrove, Mr. and 'Mrs, Bill NO and Ricky spent Sunday in leitehenet. Mrs, Cecil Gotelori of Weston and Mrs. Geetge .Ateeett of Toronto spent a. few days last -week at the home of Mr, and Mra, Arthie 'Senday visitors at the 'seine home were. Mr. and' Mts. Harold Grate, Ken and Phyliis from near Elhievale • P. and Mrs. Mitten' Smith of toutfeille were guegte from Tuee- .daer to Satioday last Week with' Mr, and istra, Ken thistle. Mr, and Mrs. Sack fityth ani faintly, We's- also spent' the week-end it the same, homer Os Well aS Miss Mdele Iiastie, Teviadtile. • Among those attending* the'stook` sale tie WiartOn Thursday Were Wilfred king, Prank, king, Ken kastie ' .Graham Telehus, glirvey r4atteh40, Harry King and Alvin Simpson. hfrg. Cloyne Michel and Karen Were,at Milverton Fair on Saturday and visited Mrs. *Where' Mother, Mrs, Zimmerman, Mt, and Mrs. Merit Farrieli and. One eeent Sunday ;With Mr. and Mete Cecil Ithethettraii et LiatoWel. Me, and Mrs, Sohn 8664 spent iitat Week in Manitindlit,island and Pointe au Bard. 'Mtg.' Town 'McMichael of Wing, Visited Mr& George' lArowit en Thursday, WOO with' MIA Etta Berne. Mt, 'and Mrs. Itlevefirci Ritehia. Mr, and Mrs. Dinittitt Ritehie and Mrie,Perey 'cireertWoOdi outhalet, iii