The Wingham Advance-Times, 1975-04-17, Page 14WIDOW 40440041A104
iunujay, April 17,1975
ADRIAN VOS of the East Wawanosh Federation of Agricul-
ture presents the county report at the annual meeting held
last Tuesday in Westfield.
SIMON HALLAHAN, secretary of the East Wawanosh
Township Federation of Agriculture for 32 years, presents
the 1974 minutes at the.annual meeting last Tuesday. Mr.
Hallahan declined the office this year, saying "I'm getting
to bean old man," then turned to his wife and added, "but I
still feel young, don't I, Beatrice?"
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Fordwich Personals
Stan Bride returned home Hast
week after being coned to
Palmerston Hospital, following
surgery.
Mr. and Mrs. BM Ma .47 H a and
J'mm. of London were Sunday
guests with Mr. and Mrs. Crosby
Sotheran.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Simmons
and Ken, and Mrs. Roy Simmons
spent Saturday in Kitchener.
Mr. and Mrs. Parker Eurig
returned home over the weekend
after a two-week holiday in
Florida.
Terry Clarkson and friends of
Toronto spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Clarkson.
Mrs. Norman Harding was
pleasantly surprised on Sunday
when about 50 relatives held a
turkey dinner in honor of her 80th
birthday in the community hall,
Fordwich. Guests attended from
Arthur, Listowel, London,
Toronto, Wingham, Clifford,
• Fordwich and Harriston.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bride and
children of Thamesford visited
with their parents one evening
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Sothern,
Gordon Sothern, Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce Shannon and Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Weber were guests Saturday
at the Cronin -Ott wedding in St.
Columban- R. C. Church and a
reception followed in the Seaforth
Legion Hall. Gordon Sothern was
an usher for his cousin's wedding.
Sunday visitors with Lou
Matthews and ,Mel Batters were
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Morse of
Molesworth and Mr. and Mrs.
Burns Stewart of Gorrie.
• Mrs. Anne Armstrong spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Larry Cowan in Palmerston.
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Zoeller of
New Hamburg visited Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Stan Bride.
Senior Citizens
attend festival
FORDWICH — The Senior
Citizens began their April meet-
ing early when 39 members
gathered to attend the Maple
Syrup Festival at Belmore and
enjoy a supper of pancakes,
maple syrup and sausages.
After the supper they met in the
community hall here for their
monthly meeting.
It was decided to have a card
party on April 11 with an admis-
sion charge, lunch provided and
everyone welcome.
Some utensils for the kitchen
and washrooms were discussed
/and a committee appointed to
buy same, as well as etgge store
folding card tables.
Stock taking of the kitchen will
be done and a report brought to
the next meeting.
Bingo, cards and crockinole
were enjoyed for the remainder
of the evening.
Seniors' euchre
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FORDWICH —. The Senior
Citizens held a 'Very successful
euchre party in the community
hall here on Friday. There were
• 28 tables playing and 121 people
present.
The prize winners were as
follows: High man, Fred Porter;
low man, Austin Stinson; high
lady, Mrs. M. Honeyford of Listo-
wel ;
isto-
wel; low lady,' Mrs. Dustow.
Variety prizes were won by:
Oldest lady, Mrs. Dustow; lady
with most ring, Mrs. Clinton
Honeyford and Mrs. Carl Brown;
birthday Eldon Ziegler.
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Visitors at e same home were
Mr. and Mrs. Morley wide
Guelph and Mr. and Mme. t,
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Vide of Listowel. • `
Mr. and Mrs. Welli gtee
ave visited Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Mac McIntosh in List*,
wel.
Mr. and Mrs. Holger Espensen,.
Jeff and Stephen returned hole
Friday after visiting the plot
month with relatives in I -
nark.
Weekend and Sunday guests
with Mrs. Clare Harris were Mr.
and Mrs. Les Watkins and little -
daughter of Bolton, Mr. and Mrs.
Lang Vogan of Molesworth, Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Harris of
Goderich, Miss Margaret Lumb
and John Harris of Ottawa. Mrs.
Harris returned to Ottawa where
she will visit for a couple of
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Brown of
Toronto were weekend visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Wray,Cooper.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stewart and
Greg visited over the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Patterson
in Toronto.
Mis. Glenn Johnston, Mrs. Jim
Douglas and Gary attended the
Hackney dinner and dance at the
Holiday Inn, Cambridge, on
Saturday night.
John Fairclough of Newton,
New Jersey, spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Glenn John-
ston.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Schaefer
arrived home over the weekend
after spending the past four
months in Florida.
The service of holy baptism
was held Saturday afternoon in
Trinity Anglican Church when
Rev. W. Parker baptized David
William Martin, son of Mr. and
Mrs. John Martin of Scar-
borough. David is the grandson of
Mr. ant Mrs. Peter Browne.
Later a'buffet lunch was held at
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Browne. Those attending were
Mr. and Mrs. Angus Martin and
family of Toronto, Miss Marie
Browne of Toronto, Ted Browne
of, London, Mr. and Mrs. Perry
Strong and family of Gorrie, Mr.
and Mrs. Darrell Knoblauch of
Listowel, Mr. and Mrs. Hector
Browne and Mrs. Marian 'Kirby
of Fordwich.
BEI,GRAVE"III
The'third meeting was held on
April- 7, at 7 p.m. in the com-
rit'unity centre. The meeting
began with the pledge and motto.
Brenda Nefhery led the roll call,
which was to show the patterns
and material for the blouses.
Janice Coultes read the minutes
of the last meeting.
Mrs. James Bakelaar talked
about what clothes one should
wear for different seasons. Mrs.
Robert Gordon discussed ward-
robe harmony and combining dif-
W ferent colors. with brown. -
The girls answered a few ques-
tions about the following sub-
jects, suit the occasion, wardrobe
harmony, cutting and marking
and using a pattern. The leaders
explained how to prepare the
material for cutting. Janice
Coultes and Joann Bakelaar
demonstrated how to make the
material grain perfect.
Mrs. Gordon demonstrated
how to shorten and lengthen the
shoulder of a blouse. Janice
Sanders demonstrated how to
tack a dart.
MRS. JOHN NIXON entertains with some light selections
on the piano at the East Wawanosh Township Federation of
Agriculture banquet and annual meeting held at Snell's
Restaurant in Westfield fast Tuesday evening.
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