The Wingham Advance-Times, 1959-04-08, Page 9FloOd, Warning!
RESIDENTS IN THE LOWER wiNgHAm
AREA and any other low-lying areas of Turn-
berry Township are warned of the possibility of
serious flood conditions during the spring thaw.
In the event of any emergency these citizens will
be asked for full fo-operation with the municipal
authorities.
JAC, iCiVILLITS,
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FOROWICIN
Anti Igrfil. Weldon galltllAY
arid family, of Toronto, spent a
couple days last week with Mr, and
Mrs. •'Fred Aambly,
Misses_ Letitia and 10oulse Mat-
thews, Miss Violet Beswitherick
and Mr, MelVin Matters were •Btrat-
ford VISItOr§ onq day last week,
M rs, Walter Horsburg is visiting
ter two weeks with Rey. and Mrs,
Russel goralAirg in Waterloo.
Mr. and Mrs, Howell Fraser
spent all last week at the home of
Mr, and Mrs,'Glenn Fraser in
Scarborough.
Mrs, Clinton Jantzi and two
children, of Baden, spent Several
'days last week With Mr. and Mr's.
Hiram Eastman,
Mr, and Mrs, CrosbY Sotheran
spent two days last week with rela-
°V1VriasillLeSntora'reth.ameYsWitherick visited
last week in TOronto,
,Mrs„„K„...741,,,,,aride is g Present a
patient in Palmerston Hospital hay,
tug suffered a mild stroke last
week.
Miss Karen Cardwell visited last
week in Owen Sound with her
friend, Miss Katherine Hill, Master
Billy Carswell spent last week with
Mr. and Mrs,' Russel Reid at
Teviotdale,
Mr. T. J. Schaefer has purchased,
the general store and restaurant
frnm Mr. 'Harvey MeDermitt. Har-
vey is moving out to the• farm on
the fourth concession where Mr.
Schaefer now lives. They both .get
possession on May 1st.
Mr. and Mrs, Jack Doig and
family of t St, Catharines spent 'the
week-end at the home of Mr. and
Mrs, Rosa Doig.
Mrs. Mac Corbett and two child-
ren of London spent Sunday with
Mrs. Ed 'Matthews,
Recent visitors with Mrs. William
Wade and Beatrice were Mr, and
Mrs. Norman Wade of Gorrie and
Mr. and Mrs, Harold Hamilton of
Port Burwell. when they , helped
Mrs, Wade Celebrate her 87th birth-
day on March 27th,
On the occasion of their 35th
wedding anniversary Mr, and Mrs,
Ocotge Ashton were pleasantly
surprised' by relatives and 'friends,
They were presented with door
April . KA,. lifeeting
Held In S. i?ogrn
VOAPWIGN---1.1niteri Church WA
held, its April meeting inthe Sun-
day eitool rooms, The president,
Mrs, Glenn Johnson., ;opened the
meeting with the hymn "We
Thee But Thine, Own", Seilpture
reading from St, 141.40, it)PP
ter Was, read by the. president,
Minutes of last meeting were 084
anti approved and correspondence
Was read.
Roll call was anawered . by 18
Special thanks was given
to William 'Campbell -for cutting
down the pulpit in the Sunday
School room and repainting. A
garden party will be held in ..1140e,
The meeting closed with a hymn
and the remainder of the afternoon
was spent quilting. A pot luck
lunch • was served by khe town
group,
spent,
Mrs, Bertha Fitzpatrick of Elgin,
Man, visited at the home 'of Mrs.
William Wade during the past
week, Mr. Everitt Cooper of Port
Rowan spent one day last week at
the same horhe.
Sunday guesta with Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Moore were Mr, and
Mrs. Jack Bricker, Mary Lou and
John, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Benin,
Dawn and Michael, all of Kitchen-'
er.
Mr. and Mrs, IrWin Gibson and
M rs. Myrtle Wallace of Listowel
visited, on Sunday with Mr, and
Mrs. Emmerson Hargrave.
Mr, and Mrs. Stan Forester visit-
ed on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs.
Carl Bender near GoWanstown.
Misses Edith and Linda Bender re-
turned to their home after spend-
ing^ the Easter holidays with their
grandparents. '
Mr. and Mrs. Wellington- Har-
grave and family viSit4d Sunday
with Mr...and Mrs. Norman Sterling
in Listowel,
Mr, and' Mrs, John .Heinrniller
and family of Kurtzyille, Mr. ,aral
Mrs. John Ettinger of Palmers-
ton, Mr, and Mrs, Carl Ettinger
and family, .Mr. and Mrs. Earny
Dare'ey and family met at the home
Of Mrs. Regina Darcey on Sunday
afternoon. • to celebrate 'her 83rd
.birthday. They presented her with
a pot of yellow mums and a birth-
day cake.
Mr, and Mrs. Doug Wilpang of
Toronto ,spent. the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Simmons, Mr.
and Mrs. Maitland Porter, Spring-
field. were Sunday visitors at the
same home.
Mr. James Keith of St, Cathar-
ines, is, spending a few days With
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Keith. • •
Mr, and Mrs. Don Schaefer and
familY of'droronto Were week-end
visitors with Mr. and MrS. Ira
Scheeler..,
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
Mervyn Wallace, who were mar-
ried on Saturday, April, 4th, in the
Lutheran Church at Kurtzville,
Mr., and Mrs. Bob Campbell and
farnilY were in London Sunday,
where they visited with the lat-
ter's father; Mr. George Moss, who
is a patient in Westminster Hospi-
tal.
Mr. and Mrs. *Gordon Goldrich
of London and Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Wilding of Toronto were week-end
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Anson
Demerling.,
Dr. and Mrs., J. D.,Forde went by
plane to Cleveland last Week,
where they visited four days with
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Doig, of
Palmerston, visited Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Doig. ,
Sunday visitors, with. Mr. and
Mrs. Anson Demerling were Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Sehinbein and fam-
ily of '.Mitchell and Mr. and Mrs.
Val Schinbein of Listowel.
Births ,
BEYER—At the Palmerston Hospi-
tal. on Saturday, April 4th, to
Mr. and Mrs. Don Beyer, a
daughter.
ZURBRIGG----To Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn Zurbrigg, on Sunday; Ap
ril 5th, a daughter.
HOCKEY TEAMS FETED
AT WI BANQUET
FORAVICH—About 150 hockey
boys and girls and their parents, Of
the three teams of Fordwich, were
entertained by the Women's Insti-
tute to a banquet in the community
hall on Wednesday night. Mel Allan
Introduced' those at the head table,
An.son Ratan the Pee Wee teak
Harold Keil the Bantam team, Jim
Stewart the Intermediates, and Jim
Robinson the girls, r.
Glenn Johnson, who has played
!hockey and Whelped the teams for 27
years, was presented with a Clock
with plaque, Morley ;Johnsen pre-
sented a cheque to the coaqh, Glenn
Wallace and Anson Ratan present-
ed a Cheraw .tO Don king for ser-
vices to the Pee. Wee and Bantam
teams. Each df these men made
suitable replies,
Rarold Keil called on Robert
dibson to riltroduce the guest
speaker, John Brent of CKINTX
Winghani, He said first impressions
are lasting So support your Miner
teams first, the others will take
titre of thernselveS as they go along.
Ile stressed parental support and
said Sports were a must for good
' Arnold barroeh, Clifford,
whose trophy the intermediates
won this year, also spoke a few
words, Porclwieliprchestra supplied
music for datieirig, ,
ElORDWIO11—The VMS ef,, the
FOrdwieli 'United Church bold its
Paster Thankoffering service or
Sunday evening in the church. I
took 'the form of an. Easter page
ant entitled. "The wing Is Corning"
Rev, A. ,p4. 'Gardner and Rev, J.
W. Hirt assisted ..with the service
,Mrs, Stanley Bride was the read-
er and read, the Story of Jesus from
the resurrection to the ascension.
A choir, under the'direction at Mrs.
Ken Graham, provided the, music
which was interspersed throughout
the pageant, Mary Magdalene was'
depicted by Mra. Mel. Allan; Mary,
the rnother of James, Joanna and
Salome were Mrs, Elmer Harding,
Mrs. Anson Rattan, and,Mrs. Jack
Brown, John and Peter were ,Anson
Ratan and Glenn Johnston. Cleo-
p& an4-4ttis..triend wer-,c3-gzaalc G.i-b-
Son *and Stanley Zurbrigg. Thomas
Was Ivan Campbell and: Robert
Connell, one of the other disciples,
Mrs, Scott Clarksen and Mrs.
Si Oirls Initiate d
At C.G,I.T, Meeting
FORDWX,Oli -The Can mot At
'the home of Dianne and Doris
Carswell, The meeting Waa in
charge 'of the, senior group with
Bhation Pollock 'presiding'. Shirley
Eurig and Janie Humbly conducted.
:he worship service op EASter.
Plans were begun for the Mother
and Daughter banqUeril In May..
Letters Were read from Mrs, f-illtz,„
,the Huron Camp, to be held in
July at the Summer school site;
and Bible
from Mrs. ,Striver rivef,BonfoeCuilKtee •
The
with. Jesus" was begun.
An initiation service was conduc-
ted by Mrs, 0. Carswell and six
girls were initiated In the group,
Lunch was served by Peggy Gib-.
song MarjOrie Connell and Doris
Carswell. The meeting Closed with
Taps, i 2
- Emma Williamson were the two
angels.
ors."Hareld-Ildra was in charge
of the lighting. Mrs, Robert Gib-
son and Mrs, C, Carswell wore a'e-
sponsible for costumes and the
scenery,y
.1tfoOe to Fordwich
Mr. and. Mrs,
George ,Astitma were recipients of
-a lovely, wall Mirror prior to their
moving to FOrdWich at ft,
evening at ,Ci,oughs School,
An address wee roarl. by Mrs, Mel
Allan and tho presentation was
made by Earl ging on behalf of
the school. ',Section. The evening
Was spent .playing euchre. "
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Officers Present
From Grand Lodge
.100RDWICH-A carload of mem-.
hers from the Fordwich
Attended a meeting in the. Palmers-
ton Orange 'one night last.
week when Orand. Mistress Beth.
Harvey of Toronto spoke to the.
ladies,..Bight Worshipful Sister
McDugan, grand lecturer, Right.
Worshipful Sister V. Beekland,
r.coia-4virt.rtrut,i',1,441-0.f-Totp44t,.•
and Very Worshipful Sister Me-
Gladdery of ,Guelph also spoke
few words. Members were also pre-
sent from Harristan and'Arthar,
RAN.WAY
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