The Wingham Advance-Times, 1969-02-20, Page 14*Iv
cet'arnes, Thursday, Feb, 20, 1969
rsonal Notes From Fordwich
yrs,► Bo 'Sanderson
*UAW ►tz last, week after
Ina two,weelts in Florida.
Is Carroll, iohnson spent
leve ra& days,, last week with Mr.
ILO Mrs, Ninstay Kirkby, in
,twel
` ,es lvlarie.and Jeanne
BTown of Toronto and Lorna
SrOwn Of Listowel. spent the
week -end with their parents,
M. and Mrs. Peter Brown,
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wil-
son of Toronto spent the week-
end
eek -end with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob,Anderson
and children of Brampton were
week -end visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Hutchison.
Miss Sandra Allen of Strat-
ford spent the week -end with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mel
Allen.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Inglis of
Thedford. Bill and John Cars-
well of Kitchener were week-
end guests with their parents,
Mr • and Mrs. Cllarence Cars-
•
w el.p
Mr: Ephriam, Haase of Win-
throp visited one day last week
with his sister, Mrs. Ida Galla-
gher and with Mr. and Mrs.
Torn Hutchison and Mr. and.
Mrs. Tom McClement.
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll John-
son visited in Guelph on Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
Cunningham and Mrs. R. Wil-
liamson, on the occasion of
M. Williamson's birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Johnston
of Toronto were week -end visit-
ors with Mr. and Mrs. James
W arrell.
Best wishes to Mr. and Mrs.
Lynn Ferguson who were mar-
ried Saturday in the Fordwich
United Church.
Mrs. Mary Wade, of Wing-
ham, and Mr. and Mrs. Her-
man Nethery of Belgrave visit-
ed one day last week with Mr.
and Mrs. Curtis Jordan.
The sympathy of the com-
munity goes to Mrs. Ida Galla-
gher, Mrs. Tom McClement
and Mrs. Tom Hutchison in the
death of a son and brother, Mr.
Addisson Jacques, who died sud-
denly at his home last week in
S u mmerland , B. C.
Mr. Brian Allan, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Mel Allan who has
been employed for some time
at Campbell Soup plant, Listo-
wel, has acce$ted a position
with the Huron County Assess;
meet Commission in Goderich
and 'commenced his duties last
' week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Graham
and Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Jordan
spent one day last week in Lon-
don and also visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Ken Jordan in Wood -
sock.
Mrs. George Richards and
family of London were wee .'
end/guests with Mr. and, Mrs,
Austin Stinson.
Miss Helen Johnston of Owen
Sound spent the week -end with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Johnston.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Le pPiii-
g
ton of Kitchener spent the weeRs.
end at their home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bride of
London spent rhe week -end with
Mr. and Mrs. Stan Bride and at-
tended the Ferguson -Carswell
wedding on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Powers
and two children from New Bruns-
wick are visiting for some time
with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Parson.
Mr. Melville Allah attended
the municipal convention for
two days last week in Hamilton.
Mr, and Mrs. Wesley Gil-
more • o f Me afo rd and Miss Cath-
erine Hill of Owen Sound were
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week -end. guests .o# Mr.ar4d 1VirSo
,Clarence Carswell, ,and: mended'
e Ferguson' C;axsw4ll, wed d10
Saturday..4 ,
Congratulatipns •tQ Miss Phy1*
hs Cober who Was one. of :the 20
nursing assistants to teeeive
their caps .at the ceremony at
Bruce County Hospital,, Walker-
ton, last week, Phyllis is a
daughter of Mr., and lvf"zs. Earl
Cober. •
O.E.S. EUCHRE
AND BRIDGE
There were 24 tables' in play
at the 0. E. S. euchre in the
Masonic Hall last Friday even-
ing. High lady was Mrs. Ted
Collyer; high man, JimCurrte;
low lady, Mrs. Vera Hastie;
low man,- Currie ,CoiweU,.:o r•
Lucknow; .lone hands in hearts,
Russell Gaunt. The mystery
prize was won by Farish Moffat.
On Monday afternoon bridge
was held with 15 tables in play.
High lady was Mrs. Annie Whit-
field of Gorrie; second, Mrs. F.
Hopper. The lucky prize was
won by Mrs. Jack Colvin.
rox
�►liste> een of oder
iCh, accO Upanie4 by Mrs., W,
Weir, Mips 3ertru4 a Bush and
Mrs, Geo rge ibs4rl vsit+eci' Mrs,
Lloyd Jacques Quo day 148 '04644
Mrs.. Fred Noble of Rothsay
visited °her parents, Mr. aid M
Richard Ingrain, one day last
week. Misses Sandra Noble,
Jane Stickney and Linda Thack-
erty of Burlington, who were
student teaching at wingham,
called at the same home.
Mr. and Mrs. Fraser Haugh
and Miss Eileen Haugh spent a
day last week with Mr. and Mrs,
Albon Noble at Milverton.
Mr. George. Greer, Fordwich,
visited. on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Willard Stevens.
Sunday guests at the homeof
John Hupfer were Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Eaton, Misses Aileen'
and Brenda Eaton, Mr. Lorne
Ward, . Mr. and Mrs. Keith'Eat-
on;-iGir; and Mrs. Glen Eaton,
David and Kathy.
Mr. Fred "Kerr has sold his
property on Sanderson St.,, in
inti,nxetet. tn. tr« and Mii. Alex
r
p .e Carie of R. R 1, '�tQXele ,
Sympathy .Of the conlrnunity
elcteanded t ► Mrs. C iarles 4e'
C><i heo!n and family in the slid-.
d011 passing of her•hnsband at
his 'house near Walton" Saturday
night.. -
Mrs. Williarn'Eiliett. lube„
Doris Adams and Mr, Gordon
Yeoman attended the funeral of
Mrs,. Dormaj , the fernier Hazel
Masters, at Parkhill on Tues-
day.
KNIFEE KNIFERS
GORRIE--"the third meeting
was held at. Mrs. Thornton 's Qn
Saturday., Roll call was Myr
score for last week's meals and
a way in which 1 can improve
it". Six of the eight members
were present. '
Discussion on meat cookery
was led by Mrs. Russell Adams.
Mrs. Thornton -.cooked sausages
and back bacon which were
sampled.
meetinti
witoxnER..The tegtllaar
meeting of the United .hut
WQiiien was held in the church,
ool rooXn February U1; Mrs.‘
Hupfer opened themeet.
log with the call W. wnrstdp and
prayer. A hymn was sung and a
psalm was read responsively.
Mrs. Glen McMichael read the .
commentary followed by anoth-
er hymn.
Rev. G. Sach conducted a
Bible Study on the booksof the
Old Testament which was both
iristruetive and interesting.
Mrs. S. Lockwood occupied,
the chair for the business, Mrs.
Lillian Gallaher read the ;rain.
utes' and Mrs. Glen Mc1 Uichaeio
gave the financial report. Af-
ter the completion of the busi-
ness Mrs. Lockwood closed the..
meeting with prayer and lunch
was served by the Willing Work-
ers.
Son: "Did Edison make the'
first talking machine?" Dad:
"No, son, he made the first •
one you could turn off. "
The Wingham Advance -Times, Thursday, February 20, 1969
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