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The Seaforth News, 1956-01-05, Page 5TIDI.SEAFORTH NEWS -Thursday, January 5, 1956 SUPERIOR FOOD MARKET SPECIALS Seacliffe Choice Quality Tomatoes 28 oz tins 2 for 41c QUICK QUAKER OATS .......... 3 ib Box 36o DAINTY RICE 1.b Box 16c APEX CHOICE SLICED PEACHES 15 oz Tins ...2 for 39c S.T. WILLIAM'S JAMS & MARMA.LADES 9 oz. Jars 2 for 37c TOMATO CATCHUP 110Z. Bottle 18c 'GARDEN PATCH PEAS, 15 oz. tins, ... 3 for 39c CHEERY MORN COFFEE 1 lb Bag 95c iMAPLE LEAF CREAM CORN, 15 oz. tins, .3 for 29c ST. WMS. ORANGE & GRAPE FRUIT , MARMALADE—Extra special 24 oz. jar 25c WRIGHT'S SUPERIOR FOOD MKT SELF SERVE LOW PRICES January Clearance Sale 20% to 50% Off All Winter Stock SPECIALS --- SNOW SUITS & JACKETS .. 4.95 WOOL DRESSES - sizes 7-12 .. 4:95 The Kiddies Shop SEAFORTI-I NEXT DOOR TO THEATRE Intomaimminerenmear • c OFFERS YOU a /6 t *Oat MOW New fast train to Major Western Points TOWN TOPICS Miss ,Blanche Westcort of London spent New Year's with hex parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. W estcott. Me. and iMrs.:EI. 15. tCudmore of Kitchener,spent New Yea'r's ,cith the Letter's sister, Mrs. J. A. Westcort lama Mr. Wesbco4t. iMr, and Mrs. David ,Bell of Pont (Credit, spent the weekend with Mrs. A. McQuaig. +Mra. R. E. WieUlu'nd +and Bon- nie, visited her sister in +Cfhicago over the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. John Bach wf town and Mr. 'and Mrs. Wen.' Bach of IBrodie:gen left Monday on a (trip to'California and Mex- ico. They will also visit (friends in Kansas and ;Colorad'o. Mrs. Mae Free of London vie= iced with Mr. and Mrs. H. 0. Free. Misses IMamgje, Martie and Klaske Koopmans 'of Auburn were !holiday week guests of IVIiss Marry Ann Snowdon. Petty 'Offi'cer Jerry Meir 'of 'FIGS. Labrador is spending extended leave with his family at his home here. When he re- joins his ship next months at IIal- (fax he will 'the accompanied' by his wife and tdhildren, who have been living wiiih his Sather, Mr, H G. Meir, dor the past eight 'months. Miss Patricia Meir of Windsor spent the New Year's holidays with (her earlier, Mr. H. G. Meir. Mr. Donald MacTavieh, Tor- onto, and Mr. Oben iMacTaviah, Mr. Douglas McCullough and Mr. Jahn Gardiner 'of London spent New Years at the ('home of Mrs, JohnMacTavish. +Ma•, land Mrs. Jack Close of Waterloo spent the weekend with [his sister, Mrs. Norman Mac_ Lean and Mr. MacLean. Mr. M. A. Reid 'and' Misses. Alice Reid and Evangeline Reid of London, spent the holiday weekend in Ha'mil'ton, Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Cassidy and family of Ingersoll and Miss Laura Mole ' of Tillsonburg were (Christmas guests with their sister, Mrs. Alvin McDonald, of (Brussels, - Mrs. Alvin IMoDonald .and 'daughter Lynne of Brussels are guests this week with her sister, Miss Laura Mole. Mrs. James A. Reid, West St., was seriously i11 in the Iliospitbal for a toouple of weeks. Mrs. W. E. t1.Cerslake is in the hospital et present. 'Miss Ann (Sills spent •a few days with Miss tSusen Enzens- berger, Goderidh. Mr. J. Pendergast and Mr. and Mrs. C. 'Hill, 'Chicago, were (guests of MTs. F. O'Loughlin, and Mrs. 4. Ryan last week. Mr. .and Mrs. A. Gilbert and family spent New Year's at Au- rora. Me. and Mrs. S. J•oShnson, •af Welland, spent New Year's 'with this mother, Mrs. P. J. Johnson. Mr. Jos. 'Dunn of London was a New Year's guest at the 'home of his grandmother, MTs. N. Dunn. Miss Barbara Jordan, London, spent the weekend with her par- ents, Mi. and Mrs. V. Jordan. Miss Loretta Morris, Toronto, was a .guest at the home of Mr. 'and Mrs. J. (Morris, over the New Year weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Benniger and family. London, spent New Year's with relatives in town. Mr. and )Vlrs. H. Allen, Goder- ich spent Friday with Mrs. J. McQuaid. Mr. and 'MI's. G. Reitz, Toronto, spent the weekend with the lat- ter's parents, Dr. and Mrs. E. A. McMaster. (Cradle Roll chil'd'ren under .Sun- day School age and their moth- ers. They were entertained with Mors. Ross Leonhard( telling the Christmas story. and Mrs. Rev. Fischer, .a reading. Rev. Fischer opened with the scripture lesson and several '(Christmas Carols were sung. Meinlbers of the Stewards of the 'Christian Home supplied and served sandwiches, cookies, mills, tohocolate'milk and tea. Mrs. Mervin Hodgert and Mrs. Oscar Eickmeir, Mrs. Ross Leonlhardtt, Mrs. Rev. 'Fischer were in 'charge. The basement was decorated with red 'and green streamers and a • lighted Christmas tree. The annual school ,meeting was held at the school there on Wed- nesday afternoon with (Chas. Pushelberg as Chairmen. Mr. Norman Bennewies 'was again sleeted trustee along with Fred[(Claimer and Harold Rook. Me. Fred tlarlofd is the caretaker again. ?rt was decided to erect a 'fire escape,. Mr. 'Herman Hinz has returned to his home from 'Stratford Hos- pital after being confined there for the past month, Mrs. (Harvey Ahrens has been confined to 'St. Joseph's Hospit- al, London, and has now return- ed home. Mr. and Mrs. Manuel 'Beuer- mean, spent New Year's Day with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Eisler, Bee- f onth. Sea1onbh. Mr. and (Mrs. (Sam tSmybh of Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Young of 'Stratfo'rd'wibh Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Diegel on Sunday. BORN MUEGGE--At Scott Memorial Hospital on Jan. 1, to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Muegge, RR4 Mit- chell, a daughter MALONEY—At Scott Memorial Hospital, on Dec. 29, to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Maloney, RR5 Seaforth, a slaughter PULLMAN—At Scott Memorial Hospital, on Dec. 29, to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Pullman, RR1 Cro- marty, a son HARRISON—At Scott Memorial. Hospital, on Dec. 30, to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Harrison, Eg- mondville, a daughter GOETTLER—At Scott Memorial Hospital, on Dec. 31, to Mr. and Mrs. George Goettler, Dublin, a daughter McKI LLOP S. tS. No. 2, IMaKillop Farm Forums met Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tom McMillan. 'Topic for discussion was New Canadians and how we scan help these New 'Canadians settle in our farm communities. In our own community we have not many new immigrants, none on (farms of their own, only a few helping in the broiler [busi- ness. The new 'Canadians shave kept the price of farms up in our part of the country as they see as a rule willing to work hard and Song hours to pay foe their farms. We should be neighborly to these people, for that is one of the 'important fea- ttitres of our farm forum. Try to lend a (helping hand at any time -and invite them to our forums, institute and Church meetings. Euchre was enjoyed for an hour and lunch served. Winners were (ladies,- Mrs. Wait- er McClure, Mrs. (Smith and Mrs. S. McBrien, Men, W. R. Scott, Sam McClure and Stewart Dol - maga. Neist week's Torr en will the held .atthe home of Mr.'and Mrs. Sam McClure. Mr. 'Arnold Lamont of Hamil- ton spent the weekend with this mother, Mrs. (Archie Lamont and Nellie. Swim. gni Convenient -Train to Major and Intermediate Western Points • Wide range of modern accommodations to suit every budget • Enjoy economical meals or snacks on both trains in the Coffee Shop. Dining Car service is also provided • Inquire about the money- saving Family Pare Plan • Ticket agents can have a drive -yourself car waiting for you on arrival if you wish • For reservations and information s or phone your local Canadian National Passenger Agent. see, write p 0 MA -vs _r ( TS42 NORTHSIDE W.M.S. AND W.A. Rev. J. W Stinson installed the officers of the Woman's As- sociation and the Woman's Miss- ionary tSociety of Northside lin- ited IOhureh. , W. A. officers for 1956 in- clude: honorary presidents, Mrs. J. W. Stinson, Mrs. J. +B. Thonp- son; past president, Mrs. C. J. Walden; president, Mrs. B. F. Christie; vice-presidents. Mrs. Helmer 'Snell, Mis. Charles Pin - der, Mrs. J. C. Stevens; record- ing secretary, Mrs. Gordon,Fer- ris; corresponding secretary, Mrs, E. H. Close; press secre- tary, Mrs. William (Bradshaw; treasurer, (Mrs. Horner Hunt; as- sistant, Mrs, Elva Ellis; devotion- al committee, Mrs. Roy Lawson, Miss Minnie 'Somerville: flower committee, Mrs. G. u1. Whitney, Mrs. F. J. •Bechely, Mrs. Alvin Riley; visiting committee, Mrs. Walden, Mrs. Cleve ;Cochrane, Mrs. Ross 'Savau:ge, Mrs. B. O. Chamberlain, Mrs. Marg e t Cuthill; parsonage committee, Mrs. Frank (Storey, Mrs. Ross Murdie, Mrs. •Isaac Hudson; so- cial 'committee, IMrs. David Lem- on, Mrs. Kenneth (Hulley, Mrs. Lorne (Carter, Mrs. [Harvey` Tra- viss; kitchen • committee, Miss Thelma IEigie, Mrs. J. M. .Scott, Mrs. Walden, Mrs. •Stanley'Garn- ham, Mrs. Harold Wilson; parlor committee, Sells. Bert 'Stelphen- son, MTS. 'Norman Knight, Mrs. M.:Cut/hill; silver, Mrs. Ross SSa- vauge, Mrs. Milton !Stewart, Mrs. William Leeming; pianist, Mis. Cliff Broadfoot; .auditors, :Mrs. A. W. ISiliery, Miss 'Rena Fen- nell; representative to :the offic- ial (hoard, Mrs. Christie; repre- sentative to the Girls' Work Board, Mrs. Charles Pinder. W:M S officers include: hon- orary president, Mrs. 3. W. Stimson; past president, Mrs. P. B. Moffat; president, Mrs. J. M. .Scott; vice-presidents, Mrs. C. J. Walden, Mrs, William Ball; re- cording secretary, Mrs. E. H. .Close; teorresponding secretary, Mrs. G. C. Brightrail; treasurer, Mrs. A. W. iSi'llery; :Christian Stewardship convener, Mrs. Traviss: .citizenship convener, Mis. 'B. F. tOhristie; 'Missionary Monthly secretary, Mrs. Roy Lawson; literature secretary, Mrs. W. Arthur ' Wright; press secretary, Mis. J. A. W esteott; supply secretary, Mrs.' W. Bali, Mrs. Ross Murdie, Mi s. Moffat, Mies Annie Lawrence; oamniun. ityy friendship secretaries, Mrs Ross ,Savau'ge, Mrs. E. C. Chann- berlain; associate anbmubership secretary, Mrs. Duncan Aiken- head; card secretary; Mrs. V. 3. lBedhely, Mrs. 'Norman Knigglit;, social'committee, 1Vlrs• • Helmer Snell, Miss Abbie Seip, Mrs. Traviss, Mis. Christie; pianist, Mrs. J. A. 'Stewart; Mission Band leaders, Mrs. Harold Connell, Mrs. Gordon M•uegge, Mrs. Sam- uelScott; Baby Band leaders, Mrs. J. IC. MacLennan, Mrs. Mil- ton Berger; auditors, 'Miss Rena Feumell, Miss Jean McIntyre; circle leaders, Miss Fennell; Mrs. Lawson, Mrs. Willis Dun - las, Mss. F. 'Storey, Mrs. Aiken- BRODHAGEN Mr. and Mrs, John Arbuckle,Jimmy, Billy and Bobby of Hes- peler with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Querengesser New Year's' Day. Mr. and Mrs. Michael (Con- :A nelly, Roselle and Ruth nn of Sebring -4;1e (with Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Wolfe. 'Mr. 'end Mrs. .Gari Hlligson and family of 'Windsor with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dlligson and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Elligson. Janet returning with them after spending a week here. Mr. 'and MTs. 'Oscar Elligson and family of Kitchener with Mr. and Mrs. 'Ernest Elligs'on on New Year's Day. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wiohe and,Betty, Mr. and Mrs. !Clarence Querengesser and Fern of Ros- tock with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wardell and other relatives, Miffs. 'Lavern Wolfe is spend- ing this !week with her son Lorne Wolfe and Mrs. Wolfe in Stratford. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Weser:berg etf Toronto visited Mr. and Mrs. Geo. lard Harald 'Most recently. Marlene arlene Priestap spent NOV Year's Day with her broth- .er Lundy P'riestap and Mrs. Pidestap near Monlaton. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Peel of Toronto spent New Year's with Mr. and Mrs. FrankIEickineii, Mm. ,and Mrs. Carl 'Hillelbrec)ht and. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hinz. A'Christmas party 'was held at St, Peter's Lutheran ICshurch ,on Thursday afternoon for the head. Mrs. 'James A. Stewart played carol variations on the piano and Mrs. Neil Bell sang a solo. All annual reports showed en ac- tive and profitable year in 1955. Mrs. R. [S.avauge, community friendship convener reported 3.31 hone and 102 hospital calls on sick, shut-ins and newcomers. WHAT IS 4-H? The movement to train the head and hands and to influ- ence the heart and. health of ru- rel youth in Canada had its be- ginnings in different • parts of the country just before the First Great War. Over the years it has had many names and many types 'of programs but its (basic Objectives remain 'bhe same. Quite simply 4a11 Club work is 'designed to 'influence farm peo- ple to adopt (better methods of farming and homem:afking, to help them to solve 'their own problems by 'training the young people to organize and to accept bhe reaponsibilities of citizen- ship. With memibership now ap- proaching the 73,000 mark it's impossible to measure In known terms the influence of 4-H Club work in rural areas or on the na- tional economy of (Canada. Im- proved dairy and beef sherds, new seeds and new strains for grain, fruits, and vegetables, new techniques of food prepar- ation and 'preservation are but a few instances of the practical results of 4 H Club work, The new spirit of enthusiasm sweep- ing the rural youth of the coun- try is in no small way attribut- able to 4-41. Any rural bay or girl up to the age of 21, who is Able to carry ort a demonstration of some better farm or home activ- ity (nay become a member of a 4-H (Club. 'Generally speaking there is no membership fee as such. Regular meetings .are held and conducted according to par- liamentary procedure so that the young people learn how to 'dis- charge the functions of a public or group meeting ;by actually doing it themselves. The. club al- so plans group .activities such as tours of prominent feints and industries, athletics, judging competitions and achievement day at 'bhe local (fall fair. Indi- vidually, the boy or girl under- takes projects such as the.rais- ing of a calf, a 'pair of pigs or a flock of chickens, the growing of an acre or more of grain or potatoes and the girls may .make or select suitable clothing for themselves or their (family. len each case they learn by doing, they Seven how to raise better livestock more efficiently, to in- crease the yield per acre, to seav or to cook. It may be said, then, that (bhe great :membership in 4.61 Clubs and their wide recognition by young and .old indicate the way in 'which +Canadian rural youth is planning its future. The 4.H Clubs train ,young mien and wo- men for 'leadership; they, Im- prove farms and therefore the community as a whole Iby intro- ducing better agricultural and hoanemaldng ,practices; they en- courage co-operative community effort dor the common good and by helping to (build a finer rural life rbhey contribute substantial- ly to the 'development of a mare satisfying Canadian culture. Mrs, Wilson. Campbell and Mrs. L. Bolton; Literature Sec., Mrs. R. McClure' C.G.I.T. Leaders, Mrs. E. Toll and Mrs. G. Blan- chard; Baby (Band Leader, 'Mrs. Wm,'Dolm�age; Program +Com- mitbtee, Mrs. Wm. Dol:nage, Mfrs, T•rewartha, Mrs. Doig, Mrs. J. Boyd Jr. and :Mrs. 'Geo. 'case; Finance 'Committee: Mrs. H. Dolmage, Mrs. 0. Anderson, Mrs. K. Settles, Mrs. Wilson 'Little, Mrs. L. Pepper, Mrs. H. Axt- mein, Mis. A. (Somerville, Mrs. R. Dodds; Flower Committee: Con- vener, Mrs. W. ,Dodds, Vera and Velma Hoist, Baalbara Trewarbha, Betty Axbnnan, Margaret (Boyd, Lois Ann and Joan 'Somerville; Mission Band Leaders: Mrs. Hol- den and •Mis. W. Dodds; Pianist, Mrs. F. Johnston and Mrs. Wm. Boyd; Auditors, Mrs. W. Som- erville and Mrs. Ed. 'Miller. W. A. 'Officers for 1956-57 are as ''follows: Past Pres., Mrs. J. (McClure; Pres., Mrs. A. Alex- ander; 1st Vice Pres., Mrs. 0. 'Guthill; Sec.-Treas., Mrs. T. Battles. Committee, Circle 1, Mrs. G. Pethick, Mrs. R. Dalton: 'Circle '2, Mrs. Wm. Little, Mrs. T. Pryce; 'Circle '3, Mrs. Win. Boyd, Mrs. El. Rapson; (Circle 4, Mrs. K. Beattie, Mrs. J. Mc- Clure; Manse Committee: Mrs. J. Pethick, Miss E. McClure, Mrs. W. (Dodds; Auditors, Mrs. E. To11 •Mrs. F. Johnston. HENSALL Mr. and Mrs. Don Purdue of (Camp Borden avere weekend vis- itors with Mr. and Mrs, Robt. McKenzie. Mr. and Mrs. John Pfaff spent the weekend in London visiting with members. of their family. Mi. ,and Mrs. Lloyd Mous- seau and sons, and Mrs. Twitch- ell and Marney spent Christmas with ,Mr. and Mrs. Allan David- son at Part '.Colborne. Mrs. Anne Hopkins of Chica- go, Ill., visited last week with her sisters, Mrs. H. McMurtiie, Mrs. IL. Eller and Mrs. Ross Dick. Larry Jones spent several 'days visiting his cousin, (Ron •Schroeder. Mr. Geo. Otterbeim of Pres - tan visited over the holiday with this father Mr. Wm. Otterbein. Mass Jean Mousseau of Lan- don and Mr. and Mrs. Lee +Desch and family of Paris were holiday visitors with Mr. .and Mrs. Allan Mousseau. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sararus and family of Toronto were holiday visitors with the former's moth- er, .Mrs. L. .Sararus. Mr. and Mrs. Mac Greer of London visited, recently with the latter's another, Mrs. J. W. Bon- thron. Mr. and Mel. Albert Morena, of Grand Bend; Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Morenz and son, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Morena and tainily, Mr. tied (Mrs. Leslie Adams and family of Dashwood, Mr. and Mrs, (Don Adams, Mr. and Mrs. +Chapman, London, Mr. and Mrs, Ross Corbett, Hensall, spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Jack +Corbett, Connie and Al. Mr. and Mrs. Donald McKin- non Jr., and family of Wattford• were weekend visitors with 'bhe former's parents, Mr. +and Mrs: Donald E. McKinnon.. Miss Ruth MacLean of (London was a holiday visitor with her parent's, Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Mc- -Lean Miss Shirley Flynn of London visited on !Christmas with her parents, Mr. and (Mrs. Joe Flynn Mr. and Mrs. Harald Foster and family of Wi eeli'aan were Weekend visitors with the form- er's parents; Mr. and Mrs, •A• Foster, bVIisses Ruth tSolda'n od London and Jean tSoldan of St. Thomas are holidaying with 'their par- ents, Mi. ,and MTs. Wil Bolden. Mr. 'and Mrs. Garry [Corlett of Toronto spent the holiday week- end with the •latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Cook: Mr. "and Mrs. 'Beverley Beat- on and Ron visited with relatives in Detroit over the holiday. Miss ° Helen Moir of London was a weekend visitor with .her brother-in-law and sister, Mn and Mrs. Lawrence Baynhaan, Mrs. Alice J:oynt'Spent the WINTHROP The WiMS, 'anti W.A. sof tGavam (Church, Winthrop, elected their officers for the coming years, 1956-1957. 'The officers were in- stalled mstalled 'by Rev. J. •R. Holden. WM,S, ,Officers; 'Norco,+al'y President, this. Holden; Past Pres, Mrs. Wm. Dodds; Pres., Mrs. Gilbert .Sanibh.; .'Vice Pres., Mrs. R. K. McFarlane; Treas., Mrs. A. Somerville; Press Sec., Mrs. R. K. McFarlane: 'Christtian Stewardship Sec., Mrs. Wm. Ai exan:der; Christian 'Citizeneh.ip Sec., Mrs. Wm. 'Church; tCom- tinimirty Friendship Sec., Mrs. Allen Campbell; Committee Cir- cle 1, Mrs. Les Dolniiage, Circle 2, Mrs.' T. Pryce, Circle 3, Mrs. MoDougall, Circle 4, Mrs. J. Mc- Clure; Missionary Monthly S.ec., Miss E. McClure; Supply Sec., Euchre & Dance! Walton Community Hall FRIDAY, JANUARY 6 CARDS 8,30 TO 10.45 114441.44,444 Boy Wanted APPLY TO . , The Canadian Bank of Commerce Seaforth RECEPTION In Walton Community Hall for Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Wilson (Iris Byerman) on WEDNESDAY EV., JAN. 11 Wilbee's Orchestra Ladies please bring lunch Euchre and Dance In Winthrop Hall FRIDAY EVENING, JAN. 6 8.30 'P.M. Harburn's. Orchestra Everyone welcome Ladies please bring lunch Sponsored by Winthrop Foot Bali Team EUCHRE In I. O. O. F. Hall THURSDAY, JAN. 12 8.30 P.M. Sponsored by the Order of the Eastern Star Everyone welcome Christmas weekend with mem- bers of her family in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. R3arry (Cook and family of Windsor were week- end visitors with the former's mother, Mrs. C. (Cook. Mr. .and Mrs. James 'Campbell and children of London spent Christmas with 'Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Harkness. Miss Jean Armstrong of Lon- don is spending the (holidays with her parents,w Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Armstrong. Miss 'Phyllis Dougall of Tor- onto is holidaying 'with her par- ents, Mee and Mrs. W. R. Doug- all and also with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Walker and family. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Walker of Toronto and :Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Gould and Dean of Lon- don were weekend visitors with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Walker. Miss Mary Buchanan, R.N., of Toronto was a weekend visitor with her brother-in-law and sis- ter, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Arun - strong. Mr. and Mrs. Bedard and Rickey of Centralia RCAF Sta- tion were weekend visitors with Mrs. Bedand's (parents, Mr, and Mrs. Stewart Bell, Pauline and Anne, Miss (Shirley ;Chapnman, R.N., of Sarnia visited over 'Christ- mas with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Larne Chapman, Mr. and Mrs. With Th oWil, Billy and Carol, spent Christ- mas weekend with her parents, Mr. .and Mrs. H. W. Neeb .of Tavistock. Mrs. Edna Corbett of Exeter. was a week end visitor with Mr. and Mrs. Edward :Schroeder and Mr' and Mrs. Ed. Coribett and Wayne, Mr. -and 1VIrs.'.Art:Treenail- of Woodstock eiaited during the holidays with (their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Norminton and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin tTraquair. J 4 4 4 1 4 4 4 4 1 4 1 4 4 4 4 1 a 4 4 1 4 1 i s 1 4 4 i i 1 i 4