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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1959-02-04, Page 8EVERYBODY LIKES.. • T eam PAO 1 t Whigham Advance-Times, Wednesday, Veit, 4th, hils9 eleiteerteeee i WHITECHURCH 1111 .,1 # great cold just WO bad p euchre Proceeds Supply Hot Lunches. WHITEOHTIRCH— Nine. tables ' . were in play at the euchre held last Wednesday night in the Per- dYee School by the teacher, Mrs. George Fisher, and the pupils. Mrs. Thos, O'Malley held high points for ladies and Lynn O'Malley high points ,f feie the men, The •travel, .ling prizes for euchres finally went. to Mrs, Earl Jamieson and :4, D, Elegereft", Plans have been made to hold an- (Aber euchre this Wednesday eve- Ong. The pupils surely enjoy their hot dish of vegetables, soup or co-. coo, at noon, and. all purchased with funds from the elichrea, Huron COHN Wheat Producers ANNUAL MEETING Agricultural Board Rooms, Clinton Wednesday, Feb. 11, 1959 at 2,09 1.1.:11,la, MYERS, •Onterio Pri.;sident„. Geese Snooker ELECTION •OP •OFFICERS Busisrlt Bolton, •Coleily ,Varl• eferningevay, .Seeeerreaise Waterloo Cattle Breeding ASSOCIATION "Where Beller .Fulls Are Used" NO.Ne."0,1.4•••••••NeS•NeN,33.eleY.eSeNtleNoNoN Parents Celebrate 50th Anniversary WHITECITURCH — Mrs. Levi Rieman and, children spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry MacKay at Wal- kerton. and with her sister. Mrs. Self. Mr, and. Mrs. MacKay, ,who were celebrating the 50th anni- versary of their wedding, were al- so guests with Mrs, Self, where the family of six daughters, with their husbands ,and children and three sons, with their wives, met for the family gathering. ' One slaughter, Mrs, John Greig of Cobourg, and one daughter, Mrs. McDonald, at her home in Scot- land, were unable to he present, Mr, and Mrs. MacKay, with, nine children, left their home• in Go).- spie, Northern Scotland, over 35 years ago, and after coming tp this country settled in Brant Town- ship, Bruce County. They have 39 grandchildren and four great- grandchildren, The happy couple received many beautiful gifts and' 'remembrances from, friends and family. Yoirearruselktr Artiticial lifieding service for a SMALL INVESTMENT and your returns spell BIG DIVIDEND 'WHY NOT CHECK INTO THE MAITER. For service for more information PHONE collect to Teeswater 126 - Clinton Zenith 9-5650 BB'! EWEEN; 1.30 and 10 n.m. VcrEEK DAYS MO and 8.00 p.m. SATURDAY EVENINGS For cows noticed in bent, on Sunday morning,* do not call until Monday • morning. We have in service BIG Beef bulls of all breeds. Whec the) the!' tired t alloy, mai Pil wised by the eaten stimulate normal acti *tide and brighter, hi you, too, tr 7 GR, W( Also bulls of all the dairy breeds whoseoffspring- are the profitable kind. BETTER CATTLE FOR BETTER LIVING .00:en ,fiehiyouollf soccos. .with, .4 StaithiCoioni..i..Portahlet Bo Mr, end Mrs, Ronald Rather and children of Goderich visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John MoEttrney, Mrs. Charles Well, who was a Patforit in Winghain Hospital last Week, returned home on Friday. Miss Marjorie Coulter, who 'has been enjoying her two weeks' va- cation at her home here, left On Sunday to resume her training at Guelph vesool, Mr, and Mrs, Alfred Elnahan and family of London, visited on Sunday at the home oil his sister, Mrs. Thomas , Mi'. fey had the telephone installed lit their home this week, MA. Mason Robinson, who has been a patient In Wingham Hoo- ultai for the past two weelot, was able to return home on Sunday. The Calvin-Brick Church Sun- day School were the guests of the Sunday School at Belgraye on Fri, day evening at a skating party in the arena, Some played crokinole and all enjoyed the social time and lunch in the Sunday School room or the the skating, The February Meeting of the Women's Institute will be held on Tuesday next in the Memorial hall, when Mrs. T. G, Husser, teacher at the Retarded Children's School,' will he the speaker and will exhibit work airre• by the children. This will be the annual health meeting. Everyone is cordially invited' to attend. , Mr, and Mrs, Miner.Ireland vis- ited on Sunday with his mother, Mrs. John Ireland of Teeswater. Mr. Howard Martin was laid up last week after straining his heart while cranking the tractor last Wednesday. . Mrs. Gilbert I3eecroft attended a W.MS.. executive meeting on Thursday at the home et Mrs. Su- ter of Clinton. The ladies were planning for the Spring Presbyter- ial to be held on March 19 at North St, United Church in Goderich. Mr, and Mrs, Heecroft and Grace also visited with her. parents, Mr. end Mrs.. tRobert Watson of Bruce- field. Mr. and Mrs, Melvin, McClenag- han and son Michael and Paul Jessup of Kitchener visited on Sat- erday with his patents, Me. and Mrs. Ben MeCienaghan. ;Miss Janet Gaunt of Handver spent the Week-end with her par- ents, Mr: and Mrs Russel Gaunt, Mrs. 'Harold 'Johnston and son Robert of Parkhill visited 'on Sun- day, with Mr. 'and MrS. Wallace Conn and Mr. Stewart Scott. Dr. and Mrs, Donald. Watt and childien are spending a few days this week with ehis parents, Rev. and Mr's, eV J, Watt,and leave on Thursday. t'or Thereinto, On Friday they will start .,their 'trip to Van- couver and' Bella Cecile, B.C., where he will resiaMe.'hiSecieties at the hospital, 7 • . Edward Hand, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hand,' of Kinloss, and a student at the Wingham. District 'High School, was taken to the hos- pital 'on Wednesday 'of• last !week, suffering from a leg injury. .Mr. arid Mrs. Jack Inglis and children, eif :Fotdvvich visited on Sunday with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Inglis, 'and with Mr. and Mrs. Alex' Inglis. Tom Inglis Sr. and 'Ross Willits of Wingham left on Friday on a, four-week 'trip to Mexico. Mary Lou Adams of Kinloss spent the week-end •with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Calvin-Brick To-Erect Plaques WHITECHUHCH—The. Congre- gation of Calvin-Brick 'United Church met on 'Monday last for the annual business meeting. 'Rev C. Krug was in. charge of the short devotional service, the elicceseful reports were given from the' dif- ferent ,departments of the church work. George, McGee gave the report for the S.S, and Mrs. N. Coultes for the W,M.S. And far the Special Fund Of the church: Kenneth Mason and Jack Shiell . were appointed ,as stewards for three years. A special 'vote of thanks and appreciation was tendered 'to the Board. of .Stewards,, and the chairman, Ronald Coultes, for the leadership given and tremendous labour involved for them, and all the church •meMbers, with re- decorating the church. Names are being gathered ,now for inscription on two plaques, to be placed in this church; in, re- membrance of the 'Pioneer mem- bers who laboured' in behalf of the Presbyterian and Methodist churches, in this community. Rev, Krug closed the meeting with prayer. Mr, And Mrs. Eldred Nichol of Elnevale 'visited at the ',WOW of Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Elliott on 811r and Mrs, Ronald 'Perrott of • Ooderieh visited on. .Sunday with' " her father, Mr William Forster, • Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell What and: family of Ansa. Craig, Mr, and Mrs, • Donald Campbell and children of BeigraVe„ Mr. and Mrs. William, McPherson and children" of St. Helens and. Mr, and Mrs. Walter Elliott and children gathered for a family dinner on Friday evening with their parents," Mr and Mrs. Gordon Elliott, who were celebrate legtheir 39th wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Mel Morrison and children of Kinloss Township vis- ited. on .Sunday with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Purdon. Miss Willielmina Smith of Lang- side, spent the -week-end at the home of,, her sister, Mrs, William ?melon. Miss Doreen Nowatt, Westfield, has been assisting at' the Purdon home for the past two __weeks. ,ainerIVirs, Seines Johnston and, children of Turnberry spent Sunday with his parents, Mr, and Mm: Gershom 'Johnston. Many in this district sympathize: with M. and Mrs, Robert. Carter of . Blyth who lost their barn and Much of the: contents on Saturday Morning When a fire broke out, He .saved 0 of his. 14 cows., but lost 40 pigs. • Mrs.' Carter was formerly Nancy Certer; daughter of Mr, e.nd' Mrs; George Carter of East Wee wanoell. Mr. and Mrs. - Charles Martin had • the hydro turned on at their home last week, . Mrs, eGibeen Armstrong and children of London . visited ever' the'eveeleeed with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bergson Irwin at Belgrave and at ,the '-home of Mr. and Mrs. William • T:•--Irwin of East Wawa-- nosh, • .Mr,' and Mrs. -Amon Ruttan and phildren, of Fordwich" visited on Sunday' with her parents, Mr. and Mr& Robert Montgomery, •.:.Mr. Charles Falconer and son John. of Marais visited on -Sunday with his -parents, Mr,' .and Mrs.- .Tames -Falconer, Mrs. William Purdon and baby, Janene ' Addle, Were, able to return home from Wingham Hospital on Saturday: • . Mr. and Mie.' Harold Slesser and• children..of -Glamis visited on Sun- day With.. her - parentS,. Mr. and. Mrs, Harty Cook. Mr, Cook was .able to retern home from Wing- ham Hospital on Tuesday last. .1eIre Rutherford Reavie, who has beerieeiatient in Westminster Hos- London, •for many months, Was•.able to return home on Thurs- daY :Taste • . 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The survey will determine the ac- cident picture in Ontario and• help give direction to farm organiza- tions and the Ontario government in a safety education program de- signed •to reduce the number of all accidents on dntario farms., The first day of the donference will deal with the current farm safety education program of the Ontario Department of Agriculture, and the objectives of the Farm Ac- ,cident Survey. A Farm Safety Ses- ' sion will then discuss various as- pects of• farm, safety including fire' safety on the farm arid safety in, the farm /mine, The Second day Will deal with, various aspects of traffic safety. and how it tante achieved through enforcement, through high w a y, traffic And automotive engineering, through edtteation and community ' organization, and through driver licensing and the point system. 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