The Wingham Advance-Times, 1959-04-22, Page 8W.041.10141.eY APril 22, 106
WHITECHURCH
MP- Tames 144114W of Coder..
ich, 'who has been ill with the flu,.
Is spending this Week at the lump
Of her son, Mr. Elroy Laidlaw.
Mr. .and Mrs. Walter ,James, 11-0Y.
and. Leonard of Woodstock, spent
the week-end with her parents, Mr.
A
with welly ere, who wears
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What a buy.' week; The men
have been diamfeating the .colony
1/90404, or of them had 'to
baye new hydro wire stretched,
as one of the boys .drove under
with the -tractor last, fall. and
high load tore the wire off its
pale. This week, when the
ella MTh), they void walk all the
Way from ear to SOlony house on
the ground, . The week` before,
when the first chicks carne, 'they
just stepped over the !fence on the
snow,
in the fall ploughing, frhrte 003
.Such. a lot Of big stones .earne
hardly believe that the, fiend WAs.
dry enough to carry o. tractor to•
gath ea.,1411.;.h.,
tih,yEt!mtheorrin t-T-4;rer eedglieaesaid o
the .the ten-Year-Old
bad to bring the other tractor with •
the snow scraper an, it and. above
the stone over onto 'the loader, But
they are On away now,
We still have a team of berses4
but the older 'horse proved tea slow
in. the .deep snow in the winter
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Spring Arrives on the Farm
•']wire annual .
businese Meeting of the. Women's.
Institute was 'held in the memorial
hall here .61 'Tuesday haul with 22
ladies present, and with the presi-
dent, Mrs, Russell Ross, presiding,
After -the opening exercises the
secretary, Mm McInnis, read the
correspondence, • Lneitnow asked
for eontributions to. the Red Cross
Society.,', A letter from the Can-
adian Association 'of 'Consumers
was read, asking - for a ebetter
buying" committee and notice of a
meeting in the Wingharn 'United'
'Church, demonstrating the use of
films, in work •of education was:
read. Twen iyetwo . ladies answer-
ed the roll call with payment of
fees. • . • 4-
The financial report showed that
over $322 had been taken in, during
the 'past year, with $255 expenses;
$26 was paid to Federated Insti-
-lute; $20 sent for spring Confer-,
enee, with 'donations to Retarded
Childrenis 'Fund, Library Board,
Salvation Arniy, Red Coss, Sick
Children's llospitel, •C.N./.11,
Athletic 'Association, Care of Can-
ada and. Children's Aid, Walker-
ton.-
Mrs, :and Emerson
attended the meeting at Tiverton
the previous day, `when a resolu-
tion was bronght -in asking that
Daylight Saving ;Time start, in -all
Ontario on June 1 and end on Sep-
tember 1. ' This was to he sent to
the county council and the local
members of palliarnent, Who were
asked to work ,for the 'nitimate
olishment of•DST,' both provincially
of the, Junior Institute branches.
The WhiteChnie6 ' braheif will be
in charge, of the community sing-
ing, with their' pianist at Ripley.
Mrs. Miller will-be voting delegate
and veilf register at 9.30 a,m. Each
member was ;asked• to donate $1.15
towards .the Institute scholarship.
The district rally will be held at
Lueknow - in -the fall. • Mrs. Victor
EmerSOn is the Federated member.
The voting delegates appointed
were'Mrs. Shiell, Mrs, Gordon Me-
Burney, Mrs, Alex -Robertson and
Mrs', McInnis,
The reports of the'standing com-
mittees were then given and each
reporter . interesting work carried
on duthig the past year, These re-
ports will - be sent to the ., district
secretary at Kincardine, Owen
Sound: will now he the place where
the Brtice Districts meet instead of
Guelph,, • •
The numbers plan to tour the-
ereantery at Teeswater at their
May -meeting and have been in-
vited ,,toybe :present with the Tees-
water ,Institute for that day for
lunch.,IVirs`, Chas. Shiell was elected
chairman •for the election of offi-
cers and as 'convener of the nom-
Mating' committee preseeted the
following list of officers for the
coming ,year and all were duly el-
ected and.
Honorary tires., IVIrs. -George
Fisher; past pres., Mrs. Rftssell
Ross; pica., Mrs. Garnet 'Farrier:,
first vice-pres,, Mrs, .Alex 'Robert-
son;-' second vice-pres., WS. an
Tiffin; sec,,treasi, Mrs, James Mc-
Innis; district director, Mrs, Rus-
sell Ross; -branch directors, Mrs,
Prank Ross, Mrs., George Walker,
Mrs. Chas, Shiell; press reporters,
Mrs, Thomas Morrison, Mrs, ,I, a
Beeeroft; pianists, Mrs, Dan Tif-
fin, Mrs, Tos. Tiffin; auditors, Mrs,
Albert Coultes, Mrs. Chas, Moore;
prograta comm., Mrs, Wallace
Conn, Mrs. Will IlenrA Mrs. Crer- -
G.0.OrgO'Corter
Sells- ,Farm
WHITECHURCH----- 'George Car-
ter of Zest Wawanosh IteS sold his
farm to Cheater Morrison of Blyth
who gets OssesSion tut in .:his p
crop this week.
Mr; Carter suffered a severe in,
jury to his knee last fall, end sold
his stock then; and now has beer,
selling his implements. The --tam-e
fly will move to Blyth where her
has purchased a home and shop to;.
9..rry on the trade of plumbing aad
carpentry work.
'This farm, formerly owned by;
Mr. Carter's grandfather, Andrew
MeDougal, IlaS been in the posses-
slop of the family for almost .ons
hundred years.
Mission Band Meets'
Sunday School
WHITECHERCH — The. Mission
Bend of the United Church -met on
Sunday in, the Sunday School room
with Elgin ,Sleightholm, president,
in the chair, Ail repeated the
Pledge and Mrs. Russell Purdon. led
in prayer, Ronald Beecroft read
-tirre-Seripture'lessew-fronegs:
of 'Solomon and ;Phyllis
hohn,. Janis Farrier and, Margaret'
s,11poroz. read Raster poems on'
Diane Couites led in prayer ikno,
all repeated the hymn "For the:
Beauty of the li.larth". Mrs. Milian.
Moore with the senior children,
Was interested in the chapter from .
shoes",
Mrs,.
study book, ."Ten Pairs .0f j
• 'Mrs. Purdon's group read the
chapter from the study book "Ifere
Comes Dirk" and the missionary:
pictures from many lands. Mrs.
Moore closed the meeting witin
prayer. The Easter Therkoffer-'
ing was $2.00,.
• .
TOLD BY PRESIDENT
Mrs. E. I-I, Groskorth, dedicated the
offering. Mrs. -Armstrong :and Mrs.
II, Jefferson sang "Behold, a Stran-
ger at the DoOr" and, Mrs, J. D.
Beeeroft gave two readings, "The
Set of 'the Sail" and "Mary and
. Martha".
Mrs. Garnet Farrier was -in
eharge of the tape recorder and the
recording of the meeting held in
'the 'Wingham United Church last
month when Thomas George of'
India was interviewed and told of
government, religion, schools, in-
comes and home life and habits of
his native land. He told of the
great need of literature for the
people to read, and how they are
flooded with reading from. Com-
munist countries.
Mrs. Moore closed the meeting
with prayer and all enjoyed' the
social half hour that 'followed in
the Sunday School room of the
Angus Falconer' and Mr. and 'Mrs.
A. B. Purdon of LtIcknow visited
last Thursday with Mr, and Mrs.
Athol Purdon of Sarnia. Little
Marilyn Purdon was taken to 'the
Sick Children's Hospital, Toronto,
on Monday, where she will have a
delicate operation performed'on her
heart.
Mr. and Mrs. ,lames IVIsInnis vis-
ited on Sunday at the home of her
sister, Mrs. George MeKague
Teeswater. Their mother, . Mrs.
Roane, accompanied them, MrS.
Roane will celebrate her 96th birth-
day this •Thursday, Her many
friends in this district extend 'con-
gratulations.
Mr. and Mrs, Charles Carr and
baby Bonnie Marie of Orangeville,
visited on Stint-lay at the home of
her sister, Mrs, James Johnston of
Turnberry .and all, visited With. his
parents, Mr, and Mrs, Gershom
Johnston...
Miss Edna Carr, of St. Thomas
Hospital staff, spent: the week-end
at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Rus-
sell Ross.
Mr. and Mrs. Henneth johnsten
and daughters of Clinton visited
on Sunday with. Mr. and Mrs, Noble
Greenaway,
Mr. end. Mrs. Harry -Moss and
family of Plattsvilie visited
Sunday ot the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Be.n McClenagliart,
Mr, and Mrs. Getehorn JobiiSton
celebrated the -14th anniversary of
their marriage this Tuesday eve-
ning, at the honie of their timigh-
ter, Mrs, Clarence Ritchie.
Mr. arid Mee, Crest klitWeretunt
Of Toronto spent the week-end, 'et
.the" horny. of Mr, and Mrs, Will
• Henry,
Mr, end Mrs: '''obi Jantzi and
children of MilVertott visited err
Sunday -at the home of her bra-
ther, Mr. George Platter and with
her aunt, Mrs. David 1.(ennedy,
Mrs, Carl MeCionagnart is a pa-
tient this 'week in VietOria Hospi-'
tal, London,
Miss Marlene -1Chnston, Of. St.:
Wiener ant) Mre, George, Fisher,
'the Women ' eathera'
Poderation :banquet ,belri lb BlYtn
on Monday evening,
'Mrs. Walter Lett spent the week,,,
arid with Ripley' relatiVee.
The family of Mr. and Mrs. Oor-:
don Ritchie, Luckeow, Mr. and
Mrs. Leonard Ritchie and children`
of Lucknow, Mr. and Mrs, Harold
Ritchie end children of IVfonicton
Nit. and Mrs, Lorne Ritchie and
Annabelle of Ripley, and Mr. and
Mrs. Mervin Ritehie and children
of East Wawanosh gathered on
Sunday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs, Clarence Ritchie for a family
dinner and to celebrate the couple's
4.0th wedding anniversary. The
family presented their parents with
"space saver" for their home.
Mr., Paul Groskerth teaches this
week at Woodstock amid Mr. Barry
McQuillin of West Wawanosh -also
•teaches at 'Woodstee•k. -•
Mr. and Mrs.• Jack Gillespie- and
children of Sarnia spent the week-
end at the home of Mr. and Mrs,.
T. G. Gillespie. Mr. Gillespie fias
been very ill during the past week.
Mr, and Mrs.' Clifford Farrier
and family of Kitehener visited on
Sunday with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. R. Farrier.
Dr. Marshall attended the Syn-
odical meeting last Tuesday in
.-Goderich as a delegate from. the
Maitla,nd •Presbyterial. - •
Mr, and Mrs; H. D, McDonald ,5f
Milton visited at the home of -her
parents, Mr, and Mrs, Frank Coal-
ter on Sunday and Mr'. and Mrs,
-Coulter accompanied them home to
spend a week at Milton.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McInnis of
Gorrie visited on Sunday at the
home of nephew,' Mr. Dan Tif-
fin:
Mrs, Earl Caslick has been ill
with flu during the week-end. Mr.
and Mrs. Ronald Coultes and fam-
ily and Mr. and MrS. 'Wilfred Cas-
lick and family, Wingham, visited
there on Sunday.
. Mrs. Stuart McBurney, Wingham,
Visited on Tuesday With -her sister,
Mrs, Alex Leaver, and Mr. and Mrs,
D, A. Hackett and 'baby Joan of
Ashfield visited thei.e on Sunday.
Mr, Lynn. O'Malley is visiting at
the 'home of his aunt, Mrs. Alex
Tyon of Sarnia this week,
shorn jolmaton,' Mrs, Dan
-Mrs, John Burchill; sunshiee and.
cheer, Mrs. Victor Emerson, Mrs.
Ezra Scholtz; home economies,
Mrs, Frank Miller; historical re-
search and current events, Mrs;
E. W. Beecroft; agriculture and
Canadian industries, Mrs,, Russell
Gaunt; citizenship and education,.
Mrs. _Thomas Metcalfe; resolutions,
Mrs, James Molnnis; Federated
News; Mrs, Johnston 'Comm.
Mrs,,, Russell Ross, as retiring
president, thanked, the :members
and conveners of the committees
who bad co-operated so willingly
with her in the work of the :Matt-
tete during her 'time as president,
and asked that they carry oh simi-
larly for the haw president, Mrs,
Farrier, who presided for the last
-of the meeting. Mrs, Dan Tiffin
Was at the piano, Plans were ,made
fera„euehre tov,be held in ,the hail,
With each member inviting, three
friends and providing lunch.
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and Mrs. Arthur Moore... ,Mr. 'and
• Kenneth 'Dickson and' child-
ren of BeirmWe visited at the Moore
home on Sunday. •
Mrs., James Falconer spent last
week at the hems' of her son, Chas,
Faleoner of 'Glenne.
Mr. Eldon EnterSon left last week
for Midland, where he met the
boat "Goderich" on which he will
work this sununer es watchman.
Mn Allan Barbour, who works
as fireman on a boat out of Goder,,
leh, spent last • Saturday at his
home, white the boat was: in at
0 ad erich •
Mr, and Mrs. Robert Laidlaw
Wei -on Sunday with Mr. J. Holmes,
• at Clinton,
Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Elliott and
family of Alias Craig visited on
Sunday with his parents, Mr, end
• Con'tIon Elliett and- Mr, and
Mrs. Chas% Matters and family
of Bitlevele, Other members of.
Mr. and Mrs. :11Illlott's family also
visited there on Sunday,
The W.M,S. of Galvin-Brick
Church meets this Wednesday eve;'
ning at the home of Mrs, Harry
Cook at .8,30 p.m, This will else
be the birthday tea, Meeting.
Rev, O. Geiger of Lueknow will
have .eharge of 11w communion ser-
thie-...Sntal4t .... e..._thait
Church at 2.30 DST,
Mrs. Alex Shiell, Mrs, Jacic Shiell
and baby Laurie of St. Thomas,
visited or iar5cay 1ast ith her
sister, Mrs. R. M. Shied, Wingham,
and with Shiell and MeBueney re-
latives in. East Wawanosh.
'Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Leslie of
Granton, Mrs, Beery Varter of
Clinton and Mr Perry .Durnin of
London, visited en Sunday' with
their mother, Mrs, ',Sum I.,).urrtin,
who spent the winter at the home
of her niece, Mrs, Thomas IyinGuf.
fin. Mr, and Mrs, Thomas .famie.
son also visited with Mrs. Durnin,
who has been very ill with pneu-
monia during the past'two weeks.
Mr. Harold Walker has been a
patient in Wingham Hospital for
the past week and Miss Gertrude
Stewart of Cookstown is visiting
this week with her sister, Mrs.
Walker,
Mr. and•Mrs. Allan Pattison Vis-
Ited one day last week at the home
when the boys tried them out, and
'Prince, who had never been ridden,
...chtiardr,yto thceotnela,tyloetalerr-oitolte 'boy iw ,4k1..11110d
learn to like It. Horne he carne
from sehooi, threw On a bridle and
A sack across Prince's back and ,
away they wen' with the dog at'
their heels, ae rods, the .back plough,'
ed field to the 'bush. They found;
the •old log road and away to the
creek at the west eorner, A tree
had fallen .across 'the .'track andl
Prince took it in. a leap, nearly:
'throwing 'the .boy over his
and. then turned and headed for
home, with the horse jumping;
strikeevery :1t:,t4'iwc.14gse O
,exhilani
:111141)0:11ne ;,
field,
mkt, -no cap, apring lbws croaking!
and the Vying heels of the hor,se,'
Who wouldn't have a horse -to ride?'
Then' the .bpys :coaxed their Dad.
to 'take 'them 'fishing auckers—off,
to Pore Albert, gathering flash-,
lights, long rubber 'boots, boxes,
.pails, and' off they went. Cars'
jammed in. ,every corner, the .fish
-trying to mount .Over the dam, :and.
then. they found -4, little creek that'
they could even step across, -ant(
by hand,'and even the yoting lad .
(4,Hilgoimxt ebajes'afinis,h, ,a lid off to shoW
'tsrerirci. 'tfolitp11.1 aaSdle(,!itP'.1‘11Y4'.asrn' or'
the flogr*Iii her shoe, . Well, What:
could yore. expect? •
WITEGOURCH ,
'Mrs. Percy king, • Tim and ;roe,
of Terebert7 visited on Sunday .atc
the 'home of, her niece, Mrs.
ard Walker.
of their daughter, Mrs. Gerald - WIIITEOHUR011-7- The Easter. Watson, of Forest. Thankoffering meeting of the
Mrs, Cecil Falconer, Mr. and Mrs, W.M1S.- of the United Church Was
held last Wednesday evening in.
the .church 'with guests. from Cal-
vin-Erick Church and Donnybrook
United Church present. The pre-,
sielent, Mrs. Milian Moore, presided,
and gave the call to worship, - She
also led in the responsive reading
of Psalm 103 and -told of the "Is
land of Happy Bealing", off Hong-
kong, where there 'is a, home foe
the people with leprosy. A -Pre-.
gram of education 'is carried on
among the patients and refugees,
to' teach them not 'to hide the dis-
ease, but come forward and . be
'taught how to treat it and 'be heal-
ed, Mrs. Moore :told how they had
their gardens and grew their. own
food..
- Mrs. Russell Gaunt led in the and nationally. PlansAvere made to attend the, Mr, John Aitcheso.n •. received Scripture lesson and Mrs. Ezra
Seholtz led in prayer. . Mrs; Oar- -at Ripley. word that his • sister, Miss Ilennah district annual Aitcheson -of Blyth, was taken to don McBurney.. gave - a• -reading on'afay.'26.-.:.T.he district president
"How the Great Guest Came" and was asked ta,attend- the' meetings'. c1;ieeXia• Hospital, London, last