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-Jack Salter and Fred McGee
attended a short course given at
the Canadian Tire Store in To.
Onto last week,
-Mrs. H, C. MacLean was ad-
*rifted to Waialaam a-lospital the
latter part of last week.
--Mr. and Mrs. Archie Hertel and
family of Kitchener visited on Sun-
day with her parents, Mr, and Mrs.
I-Iugh Sinnamon, Minnie St.
-Mrs, W. J, Frankum of Wood-
bridge was a week-end visitor with
her nephew, Mr. Lloyd Cascmore,
and her niece, Mrs. Alvin Higgins,
Mr. Higgins and family.
-Mrs. Walter Davis and Mr, Mil-
ler Davis visited for a few days
with the former's daughter, MVP
J, T. 1311dfell at Camp Borden, Mr
Davis returned home on Tuesday
but his mother remained for an
extended visit,
-Mrs. Hugh Sinnamon is a pa-
tient in Wingham. Hospital this
week.
-Mr. and Mrs. Bill Galbreath of
Kitchener spent the week-end with
his mother, Mrs. W. A. Galbraith
and with his father, a patient m
Wingham Hospital.
-Mrs. Francis Mills is visiting,
with members of her family at
Farmington,'Mich., while Mr. Mills
is on a business trip to the West
Coast,
-Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Der-
backer have purchased the house'
on Leopold Street that has been
occupied by aar,aand Mrs. Robert
Hollenbeck, Mr. and .Mrs. Hollen-
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Thirteen, teams representing:10a'
ron County 4-H Clubstotik-pattAtic
the annual Ontario 4-H Inter-Chtb
competitions at the Ontario Agri,
cultural College on Priday, Oct. 11,
Pour 'braired and eighty-two ,boYe
and girls from all over Ontario'
took part in the eotnpetition 'this
year.
Of .the 38 teams participating in,
beef cattle, ken Coulteta 47.
Wingham and Ivan'HOwatt; Rita 1,
Belgrave, members of thd 13lytit-
Belgrave Beef Club took -third
place, while the Turnberry Beef
Calf Club, represented by Marjorie
Kieffer, R.R. 1, Wingham and par
ry MulVey, R.R. 1, Wroxeter; stood.
13th.
Forty teams participated in the
Grain Club competitions with Bill
Andtew, RR. 7, Lticknew and Jim
Blake, Dungannon, of the tucit,,
now 'Club, tying for 10th place.
Gordon Scott of R.1, 1, .Clifford
and Bob Strong R.11, •1: Gerrie,
members of the lieWick Club were
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Member a. of .`.,St,Wemon's
Auxiliary"itetepaled WO Meeting of
the -Diocedari7V.A,C,.lield'.,Oin the
Church .of the' Messiah,,,Kineardina
on Friday.: 1'; 'i
Holy CommunionWag, -celebrated
to, over 200 members coming from
the , extreme .Louth to .the north of
the diocese,
The ladies were welcomed hr
president, Mrs. A, C. Calder, of.
London, who presided throughopt
the proceedings. She stressed the
ever-growing need of missionary
work at home sand overseas and
urged that more women of the
church unite themselves with the.
W.A, in the expanding work,
Reports were •then received in
various phases of, the work. Girls'
and Junior Auxiliary endeavor was
especially brought tO the 'attention
of the gathering, as only by inter-
esting the young girls can 'the
future membership of the• W.A.
be assured. After a delicious
dinner served by, the 'Kincardine
ladies the ..meeting Was resumed
and Bishop Townshend of London,
gave some very interesting, high-
lights of the trip he and his wife
had taken to the Lambeth Confer-
ence of Bishops held In London
England, this past summer. Bishops
from all over the world came ,to.
gether and debated the problemia
of the cherch as a whole. Their,
meal time sitting was rotated se
that they might all. get, to achoW
each other and exchange views. '
Sister Cathaelne of the Order of
St. John, the Divine in Tornnte
spoke on the life of the sisters
dedicated to works. Of charity and
the needs of the church. The deli-
cate embroidery on the church
linena done by the sisters is a
main source of income.
The 'meeting closed with the
benediction pronounced by the Rev,
C F. Johnson of Wirarham.
Mrs. Abide, Mrs L, Lanibr 7fra
Chas. Roberts and Rev, C. F, and
Mrs, Johnson attended from St,
Paul's Church, Wirigham,
Lyceum Theatre
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November 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15
Michael Jolla's
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--1,carry Bennett of Owl& and
John Wild of BoWattalvaille spent
the week-end with Mr, and Mrs,
11,
• -Pr. arid' Mss, .1. L, Riker of •
-Alpena, Mich,, visited this week
with their Aunts, the Misses Fran,
ces and Hannah Wilson and Mrs.
W, Scott,
-Visitors with Mr. .and Mrs.
Gordon Haatie were Mr, and Mrs.
George Tiltallanaon. of Mitchell,
-war. and Mrs. Mel Keating and
sons, Charles and David, and Mrs.;
Keatiag's mother, Mrs. David
Chamney, of Exeter, visited with
friends in Wingham on Saturday.
heck are moving to Minnie Street,
to the Plehell home beside the
United MOO,
-Mr, arid Mrs. N. T. McLaugh-
lin accompanied theratter's bro
ther, Mr, J, A, flutehis011 of Mont
real, on 4 holiday to Ottawa and
Larder Lake,
---Visitors at the home of Mr, and
Mrs. J. J, Kerr 'Sr., over the week-
end were 1.4, G„ Kerr of Winnipeg,
D. Q, Kerr of Tor9mt0 and J. J
Kerr Jr,, and family, of Bluevald
-Mr. Jaeltson Smith of Toronto
a friend 'whom Walton. McKibbon
met while At Camp Wangotna last
summer visited at the Mot,
home for a few days recently.
Mrs, R. •C, Hedmond leaves this
week for St. Petersburg, Fla., where
she will spend the. winter months
She will be accompanied by, Mrs
William Keith.
--Mr, Sid Crump of Sarnia spent
the week-end with hi8,mother, Mrs
Jean Crump,
-Mr, and Mrs. Walter Pickford
and their four 'children, Barbara
Barry, Jo-Anne and. Richard, re
ceptly moved to the Forgie , house
,111 Francis Street, The family came
here from,Niagara Falls, Mr, Pick-
ford is a salesman for Doer'a an t'
his territory extends from Exeter
to Tobermory
-Mrs, A. J. Walker is a patient
in Wingram Hospital, having beer
admitted the latter pare of last
week. '
and Mrs. Allister green
and daughters visited with Mr,. and.
Mrs, Lloyd Weir in Toronto on
Saturday. Mrs. W. 'Weir of
Wroxeter, who has been holidaying
in Toronto, returned. Home , with
them.
-Mrs. Ida Louttit, Victaria, St,
spent the week-end with Mr, •and
Mrs. Goadon Louttit at ,Wroxeter.
-Mrs. Robert .,Doer and Mrs
Cutt of Goderich were Sunday
visitors with Mrs, Robert Wenger
at the home, of Mr, and Mrs, Barry
Wenger. •
-Mr. T. H, Gibson And • his. dau-
ghter, Mrs. James Zeigler, Guelph
visited with friends in town on
Sunday and . attended ,the Anni-
versary services at the. United
Church..
-John Hanna, M,P.P., was a
guest at the meeting of 'the Huror
County Municipal Officers' Associ-
ation at Ethel last Wednesday and
the same evening attended the ban-
quet of the Huron Holstein Breed
ers' Association at Blyth.
-Mrs. Dan Adamson and Mr,
and Mrs. ArthuraPaquette of Til
bury spent a few days, with Mr
and Mrs. Herman`Metealfe and vis-
ited .with •other friends. a
The Thanksgiving ihank,dffethrr
meeting, of the'ritehing
of . the Wingham" United , Clati'eelt
..vas held-} at 'the hoine., of lalas;'A'a.
MeArther on Tuesday, evening'
'apt week., ', ‘7' , , ; .
Rev„ G. Husier introduced-.hg
auest speaker RevalgiSi Jan61360e,"
ars Center, PaaiS; Ontario: eta
from Five' Oaks Christian f7Vo It
3one Was .ordained ,lip•_19.51:- OAF.,
after three' years'in Weafertilkin
tario she jelned the ',stake.,iirat*:':
Deka. The program and .the.:e.P..!
aortunitiea for 1056,-7, virere: larceft,
luta neci arid' plettires were shijwt:
,wing' the, locafien i and the ciakna .
iatiVitlea. in cort'itocticin
alt u rah lead erah ip tourse!S.'
centre, Mrs. G,'W, Tiffin; on:treitalf7
of the Evening• Auxiliary, extiregied;
a vote of ..thanks to!Rkeit.`,Bon'''foit:
her; informative r"talk"•:: •:
A ' Thanksgiving ' ,kneSSaid.i4Vie,
bY,MrS. whia 'weal
charge of the' 'cleVdtatiattl' pdriod
The •ScriPture.aeadiaig Yenta Pikea,
was 'given by ;Mrs, Wm Cutk
ahaak. The Misses; Lynda. Red,Vir:
and 1,..incla:MeTaggart ,iii,-Stitie,n0:.
costume delighted the group with
duet. Mrs. Adams:: gave
thought provoltirig
were enjoyed by all,
The' president,' Mrs.. N.
presided fdr the' littsineaa:seetirt;iii
Miss G. Hains ,gave the, tress ireY's,,
report,' Mrs.:0... HoWstia-Aintlinsel;
four topics On' Christian eitieri's)11P
and' reporta were given, by
DeWitt Miller 'arid.Mra, H. Rutr.e112
Of the sectional rieeting-firii•trroiiip ,
Huron Presbyterial: 'whieh was'icelda
in Fordwich op October 7th, • `
Mrs, R. Vogan,Mrs C.LioydAitid,
Miss J.fMurfay were appointed-,as
the nominating committee to
in the slatb 'of, officers, foe j10$0.;
The 'meeting closed.witai the MizpSH
bepedietion arid, a social ,hOttr,
AUXILIARY IlEA
REV JANE II
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MARRIED ON SATURBAY-Li1ir:aiiiiidIMrs. 'Gordon David Fisher, who
were married on SaturnilFaat'vi'e,t3A•ittl:ys... the , former" Betty Joan Mar-
daughter of Mr.. arid Nifs. R.R, 2, Teeswater.
The groom la the ,sott, of Aer.,,iittert :Fisher, It.R. 3, Wing-
ham-Photo by•Msyk• stadict„aar r" • • '
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aitarshall, 1)10 e'llar g' thesWiititiVeasatat' services in
sultaRtOet. 'United Church, Eke-
ta, ra atanl.7Silnday and Mr, R, Pass-
intftrerstIpplY ;student of Main St.
Rtirc hal, who -Is a student at the
151-kireTu'rcglieu,
Church
the'
,College;
services"n
London
-the
PreldiY,terian Church here,
•'"Mr.213eter Steer, of Langside, had
ja,,,-fitive, his 'dog killed on Fl riclav,,
.43 it Was, suspected of being rabid.
,-1;,'Mfaltabhn Inglis, Bonnie and Da-
yid of FordWich ,visited. on Su.ndav
hia- Parents, Mr, and Mrs.
'T• hgthas'Inglia. •Mr. Ben Fowler of
13,1th.„1:itts been buiy during the
iiaSt -Week -wiring the farm' biald-
irigSaqoaaMr, Thos. Inglis.
'Mr: Clahnee Adams 'was able to
Oe'eurn,liorrie from:. the Wingham
,Hdakitair' on. Monday after an at-
tacit ',of 'tarieuinonia,•
Marjorie Coultes, who shat
ateenaptirsirig in the Sick Children's
Hospital=. Toronto, for the east
riIentlaapPerti the tweek-end. at. her
4,,,Mr..Phar M1.' Falconerles Falconer and child-
41*.43.7 4farQ, ;
visited on Sunday
kf• 'itlf"Sitia 'Parents, Mr. and Mrs,
Jainea. ,Falconer;
Mr. arid ' Clarence Ritc}fir
71.0 children : visited on Sunday
W.ith•-:14r. and Mrs. DOnald Mae-
Ad p'itat Bohnoto.
.Robinson met with, .a
tibeident pn aMonday, mar
„When ; he ',started to work Tat
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Ronald Coulta He went to 14 the
11Ydratille lift down on. the 'Plough
and it slipped and the entire Weight
of the plough cattle titiWnt ib0 share
cutting -deeply between the first
and Second fingers .of his right.
hand, Ile is a patient In 010
ham Hospital,
The congregation of the •Paga.“
lbyterlan Chitral 'are holding a pot*
luck supper in the Sunday School
room of the church on.Thursday
evening to organize for the pitatpral
visitation Meetings, The Ledics'
Aid will be in charge olthe:sapper,'
Mr, and. Mrs. Flugli.,ShriPsOit and
children :Visited On_iSUodaY..4t the.,
borne of' his sister, Ram James 0°4' derson ocitaAchnow.
Mr. and Mrs. George .-Tiffin
peet to moVe this week-erid.to their
new home in Lucknow, taangside
friends held a social time , and
dance in the hail in their honor te-
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The home of Mr, and Mrs.
George Mafshall, rt,lt. 2, ;Teeswater,
Was the scone of a pretty wedding
on Saturday at 12 nowt, what') their
daughter, petty Joan, exchanged
Wedding 'vows with cordon David
aaahet, son of Mr. and Mrs, George
Fisher, P.R. 3, Teeswater, latV,
T, S. VfeKinney performed the
earermatiY.
The bride *lac White nylon net
over satin With a Sabrina. neckline
embroidered With aequitts, and
steev,es, Her fingertip
veil was caught hv a tiara and she.
curried a white Bible, crested With
red SWeetheart roses,. Het fath&
gave her in Marriage,
Miss'Joyce Marshall of Wine-tam
wag' bridesmaid, Nor gown was
ballerina-length, triatie of pink net
and thee ever taffeta With match.
ing bolerd. Wte bad a -Pink head
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