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post qifire prroust:wait courier. Fancy costutoc; 'Yonne
,Pparitng, DleatiOr .Schadef Mrs,
T. 1, Schaefer; Character costtime,
lady Or gent, Paid Schaefer, Larry
McDerrnitt;• best- Clown, , Allan
Henderson, Lihda Wahl; natiOrial
costtiree, Warren. Zurbrigg,,,. Mrs. . , • . . .
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Doug it ilitg At•
TOrAilitA'"Viiitsd. ONO •the aree .lid'
with Mr..4M4 MO, glo,,Ir %SWAM
)410i, POretiler Of Toronto
•spemit 1='liit.'010eirtfieid At her *Ant:
, .:„ •
over the Week-end'
borne.,
, and: Tudan !Ina
with Welt ar ises in 'P'ort OOP'
visited. Sun days with Mr; and Kre,
47.nr,4.:1;47.0,Attwood TeesWater
Mies Marilyn Cooper of MnPon-'
4.14, Institute, Ohelph, visited over
the Weekend ,With her, Parents;
Mr, Rad MO; 'Alex WraY and
children of Too/Owl/hated one day
last Week with Mr. and Mrs, W.
HargrayS, • •
Mr, ,Jack Foster of Woodatoek
visited Oyer the week-end' ,wittl. his
totber;
Mr., and Mr*. Ira *140er visit,
ed. .on Mr.' and Mrs.
George Torregtbeteitte4ye inet.,Strretaftortik,,x
supper unit4411th
.hockey
ni tit ad
dance,
ou cr et h, tOi lae
March 15th and; also the Pee-wee•
same, night in. the' ,comniUnity hall,
7 Mrs. W. Hainatock . left over
the ''.;•week-end for
.wwihtht
IVIrs, . Edward' IVIAiAtheiVs..! spent
-the week=end LondOn-'1;lat ,Ithe
'home of Mr.' and • itirit'lifac"!:Cor.
Mr, .a.ongilij
over the : week-end at , the ;POMP of
silphletiVtatth"et e' elk' -end ' IV'. fr;C:c1s,
Harvey • HrAcle•z•of :‘ TOrprito
The manyy friends..
Young -Will 'be sorry to learn .he :is
at :present' confined ;to. Winghain
Hospital.: A, speedy .return ' to
health is wished '.1siK trim,••- • •
Mr. and Mrs, tirtiee Stithern *And,
family and POtherri
'visited ,Stintlay with Mr,' and •Mrs.
Ira Sehaefer. • • ' • .'
BIRTH rr",
CULLERS--To',Mr. and Uri' Cecil . • a . Cohens, their •„hOrne•, on• Sue-
day,. February. 57, 'A157, ason.
I ICONOMY. Trucks.are a business.investmont so it's
to , your advantage to buy, on, facts. And the facts are
°that today's neW Fargo V'-8's not ,only are priced with
the lowest; but also past you, less per 'mile. This is
2 HAUL Alin" The Fargeek-
Prese above has a "space-bonus"
,many other makes don't haVe.
There's a rugged Fargo for
every need ,--from .4,250 lbs:
to" 65;000 G.C.W.
More Fargo
°
Mom 03eisith tufa s
004 tpasi oga orig. mo40 iodic,
. 11111-14,,100,11,11M.* 1310 NO. Wiii.'6,VWo 1sMi s $101.11,VN. ii.a11001116, 41,e,C
Rest skating couple in enatatrie,
Mr. and. Ntrs, Warren Ourbrliflrl
Moon, of the Yvonne
Bearling; eldest couple on skates,
lArs, Eldon Ankenmao and T. J.
Schaefer; Pest figure shatOrs„
flenders04, • Toincla Wahl, Tv"-
re ,Sparilog.
Races, boYS 9 and under, Peter
Duke; boys' 1.0-10A Paul
McKee, Garfield Gibson; boys 10
to 15, Bobby Rumple, Ron Mann;
gentS over 16,,, Bob Gibson, Jack
Diasrarire; girls •10-12, Doris Cars
well'; girls Lioda Wahl, Bar-
nice Ament; girls 9 and under,
Helen Johnston; 'relay race, Jim
Doig; Sharon and Fraser Pollock;
Ruth Rumple and Larry Metier.
Mitt. •
A noCkey game was also played
on Saturday night between Kurtz-
vilie and. Fordwieh girls, resulting
in •a J-3, Win for Fordwieli.,, Con-
gratillatiens girlS•
The:'judges were.Mrs. P. 1,/fc
Kee of KurtzVille • arel.,,,Mr. and.
Mr, and Mrs. •Arnold Darroch of.
Clifferd. • • ••::
The 'door Prize was won•bY Allan
8ehacle,
FORPWICH -- Fifteen': tablet' of
PrOgreSSive euchre were ,inlilaY at
the cominunity, • hall an' Tuesday
night, In charge of the' evening
Were, Mr, and Mrs. Crogiay4,Soth.
ern, Mr. and' MIS, Stan Bride and
Mr. Alfred Bast"` •••
431g4 scorers were Mrs.':; Jack
LePPIngton, arid Roy• Gadke. •The
lucky door prize was won 'by Mrs,
Harold" Pollock,' and the= 'consol-
ation prizes by Mrs. Jim 'Warred
and Clare Harris,
FOBDWICH.—The, Silver Star
Afiasjen Band met in the basement
of the United PhOreh for tile ;Feb-
0441 Meeting, when, 52 members
answered the ,roll.
The Preaident, harry MSPerniltt,
Was in charge, ftilthdaY greetInSe were sung for fOlir Members, The
study book was taken by Mrs,
Robert Gibson, It was doeirlftl
Send a licalWpaokage to Roma.
The 'WprShili. was in charge of Mrs, Rimer Harding, as WAS 00
'closing prayer,
FORPWICH—A wedding 'Of in=
terest to the residents of 1-19wich
took Place recently When• Astrid
Elizaheth Elving, daughter OelVfri
and Mrs, Alf red Riving of Kanda-
har, hecame the bride of Alfred
East04- split of Mrs, Eunice
Harris' of Colonsay, Sask., and the
late C. L.' Harris. Rev. L.., M. Mc-
Ferran perfornied the. ceremony in.
St. Matthias', Anglican ;Chureh, at
Colonsay, • . •" •
Given in marriage• by, her •father,
the bride wore a' gown of • white
net and lace' over satin featuring
a neckline trimmed with sequins,
Her finger-tip veil was held by a
headdress of seed pearls and she
Parried a colonial•bouquet of white,
baby mums, and Pink 'carnations.
Mrs. Wrn, Harris as matron of
-honor was gowned in an aqua
flo9r-length dress of net, over satin
and carried pink 'mid white carr
nathins.'
William Harris of ColonsAY was
groomsman. The ushers were Alr
fred Hiving of Kandahar, brother
of the ,bride, and Gerald Harris,
brother of the groom, of Regina.
During the 'signing of the regis-
ter the soloist, Mrs. Ray Simmons,
sang "The Lord's Prayer", accom r
panied by Mrs. C, A, Davies at the
organ.
A reception was held in the
community hall with 80 guests in
attendance. The bride's table was
,centred with four beautifully deer
orated wedding cakes arranged
around a tall standard, of fern and
pink:carnations and white"'Muma.
The bride's mother received the
guestawearing a charcoal grey
semble and a pink corsage. She
was assisted by the groom's
mother, who wore, a dusty blue
dress and white necessaries with a
pink corsage.
For the wedding trip to the
'United States the bride wore a
teal" blue ()flop dress with white
accessories. PolloWing the hOney-
moon• they will, take ,up residence
at Colonsay.
The groom, is: a' grandson Of. W.
T, Sothern of the 4th concession of
HoWick, • •
FORDWICH — The February
meeting of , Trinity Anglican
Church W.A. waslield at the home
of MM. Crosby Sothern with a
good' artendance. • Mrs. Ruby' Fos-
ter,,:president. Opened the meeting
with,' a hyniri; Mrs. • Enirnerson
Ferguson read' the Scripture leSson,
after,' whibh the members and the
Lord's prayeP were repeated.
Mrs. Frank Russell, gave the
study book on Formosa. She said
JAPitnese cOetrolled this, till • the
end of World War II, A couple of
stories were given to show the ex-
tent of Chrlitianfty among the
tribes people, ' The lack of co-
operation there is the great weak-
ness .Of the church- in Forinosa.
The roll call was ansWered by a'
verse on faith. Reports were' giv-
en and several WA:bulletins' read.
Mrs. Jim Strong read the corres-.
ponderice and it was decided to
send a donation to the church'
camp. Mrs. E. Hargrave and. Mrs.
Bruce Sothern read an article,
"the Bishop's MeSsellgers".
The ladies are remintted of .the
quilting in the church basement,
Thursday, Feb.' 21st. Rev. Frank
Russell closed the meeting with
prayer and lunch was served by'
the hostess, assisted by Istrs. Lloyd
Jacques.
The hospitalized 'veteran IS not
forgotten by the Canadian "Red
Cross. Their lives are a lot
happier through your support of
the Canadian Red Cross,
Fire Destroys Two . • Business 'Buildings • coLpN§Ay ; of• undeter-
mined, origin razed two businesses
and darnaged,a third recently. De-
;streyed in the threehour blaze
were C; L: liarris'&•Sohs•:appliance
store the ..Massey..Harris Agency
and ,the;Blue' Bird Inn, .J.: E... Pen-
cllaton $c Sons general , store . sits-
tained extensive' sirioke ..and :,Water
damage., , •
;• Only a truck, tractor and Weld-
ing' equipMent were '"saved froin the
Harris building. The :; firA alarm
Was. giVen when the 'fire
•confined to 'the Harris` shop. When
'the= front windows went :Out:•';some
propane tan)rs:standing;.hy :become
overheated.` One rrierql•-explded'
and , sprayed the Cafe, next door.
Wes, 'sent Ao ViscOunt
and Young and had itOot'ibe•en tor
the latter brigades *..eikiii*-husi-ness • block • could ':rave "been":, en-
tirely wiped:At:
FORDWICII The
iliary to Howick Legion hel• d' the.
FehruarY meeting on Ivtahciti.Y:night
in the Legion• 'rooms,: Mrs: Blythe
Oiarkt 'president, Was.'' in. • Charge,, The roinutes• of 'the last ,meetin g
Were read by :the • secretarYt •414S•
'Mary McCann.- The transfer. Of. a
member from Creerno're, "MrS.,
Norris Chalmers was. put:,:through•
and accepted. discussion .was
held "on us tbe Monthly'
cards, and " it was agreed to dis-
periae .With them. Mency-.Plates'
were handed out for year. ,
Mary Moore 'was presented
With • her past president's pin by
Mrs. Rlythe Clark:. :The mystery
prite,,Won by 1GLrs,. Entine Willia4.•
son, was donated by • Mary
Moore.
If you ',ate a do-it-yourself fan
and have bits and pieces of wood
lying areund, put these scraps to
tood” use. By glVing them a coat
of paint using a variety of colors, ,
you can present your child with
WI'S. that will delight him for'
hours. He can let 'his imagination
run wild and build all sorts of
strange shapes with these "new"
blocks.
WE MAKE KEYS .WHILE YOU WAIT
WE ALSO ,HAV ,FLOOR. SANDERS FOR RE
'1°nE)WIP3 The ice carnival Glenn mow n.
was held Saturday night in the
arena and despite weather Condi-
tions, with the best crowd in
of years. Prize winners
were as follows;
• Girls' fancy costume, pre-011004
Marie •aeticko, Anne Simmons;
boys' fancy pre#schooL.Chuelt".0ib
Soro,, fancy •costuoie;s girls 040)
VVAnfla Snarling, 'Doris Carswell; fancy costume, boys 0,4 Hilly
Carswell, Allan Schadel-• comic cos-
time, boy or girl 8-4 Hilly
Karen Carswell', character COS"
tunic, boy or girl 6,42, 'Lorne
Ankenman. Douglas Olbson.
Or..(and. Mrs. -Arrient • •
Preserited Friagy..;•
ronDyvicii..— The `community
—hall here,,; was crowded; on:;. Friday
bight to 'honer Mr..and:MrS',:•;Broce
Anent (Allison MdCann)cwho were
married recently..
=-_ , They were presented:: with a
chroine' liitehen suite,. following an
addresS read by Miss...Marilyn
.
COoper. Mr, and MrS: .Ament • both
made suitable: replies.
IVItiSie 'for dancing ,was stipplied
• by the Fordwich Orchestra: • .•.. •
because Fargo's advanced short,,groke, high-compres-
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extra Mileage. Ott top of this, thrifty Fargo V- Ws and Ws
are engineered to give you.full power on regOlar gas.
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