The Wingham Advance-Times, 1957-07-17, Page 8,RRCIPEI FOR summeR
Mr, and Mrs, George Cole of
London and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Clegg of Clinton visited with Mr.
and Mrs. James Michie on Tires-
day.
Members Register
For Leaders' Course
I3ELGRAVE—Mrs. Clifton Walsh
welcomed the members of the
Evening Auxiliary of the Woman's
Missionary Society of Knox United
Church to her home on Tuesday
evening for the regular July meet-
ing.
The president, Mrs. Ross Ander-
son was in charge and opened with
a short article on "Patience" fol-
lowed by a hymn and the lord's
prayer in unison. There were 20
members answered the roll call.
Routine reports were read by Mrs.
Ralph McCrea and Mrs. Robert
Grasby, and there were three
home and 13 hospital visits report-
ed.
Mrs. Anderson announced that
Mrs. Ted Fear and Mrs. Harold
Vincent had registered to go to
the school for leaders at Alma Col-
lege in August. She also urged the
other members to try to attend as
well.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs, Ross Robin-
son with Mrs. Cameron Walsh's
group in charge.
The worship service was in
charge of Mrs. Floyd Campbell's
group and opened with the call to
worship, a hymn and prayer.
The program was in the form of
a play, on senior citizens and their
problems. This was led by Mrs.
George Michie, assisted by Mrs.
Ted Fear, Mrs. Thomas Smith and
Mrs, Robert ,Grasby,
The meeting closed with prayer
followed by recreation by Mrs.
Campbell and lunch was served,
Robinson Reunion
Held at Ipperwash
The ninth annual Robinson re-
union was held at Ipperwash Pro-
vincial Park, with 110 present.
Friends were Present, from St.
Clair, Sarnia, Wallaceburg, Becker,
London, Brownsville, Ingersoll, To-
ronto, Kingston, Wingham, Gode-
rich and Auburn:
In the afternoon there was a.
ball game for the men and boys,
also races for children and adults.
Prizes were given for, the follow-'
ing;
Oldest man, Chas. . Robinson,
Wingharn; oldest lady, Mrs. James
Robinson, London; newlyweds Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Huey; yoUngest
baby Linda Dainty, ,. Kingston;
largest family, Mr. and Mrs. Car-
man Holley; coming the longest
distance, St/s H. W. Dainty, Mrs.,
Dainty aed, family. • , „
',The reunion is to he" held' at
Ipperwash. provincial park again
in 1958, on July 19th. The presi-
dent will be Chas. Robinson,
Wingham; sec.-treas., Carman Hor*
ley; sports committee, Stuart
Miners, Brownsville;'Lloyd Parker,
Ingersoll.
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APPOINTS ASSESSOR
A regtilar meeting ei the How-,
Joh Township 'Connell was held in
the clerk's, office pa July 8, Ali
Members were: present • and the
TRhe e"eM4' illuCt4e7c14-wthaas in the iesteecilkalair;
and special meetings were read and
on motion of Haskins and Allan
Were adopted as read. Carried,
Moved by McMichael and Gib-
son that, we give the Lakelet Ceme-
tery Board a grant of $e0.00, Car
ried,
Moved by, Allan and Haskins that
we give a grant of $20,90 to the
sCileidff , Clifford Agricultural Society. Car-
Moved by Gibson and McMichael
that we authorize the reeve and
clerk to sign the letter to the
Board of Transport Commissioners
re the contemplated Canadian pa-
cific Railway change of service on
this line, Carried.
Moved by Haskins and Allan
that we instruct the clerk to pre-
pare a by-law under the Tile
Drainage Act. Carried.
Moved by Allan and filiekine that
By-Law No, 11-57, of the Township
of Hovylek for the year 1957, a by-
law setting the rates for the cur-
rent year, as read the third time
be finally passed. Carried,
Moved by Gibson and Allan that
we allow space in the Fordwich
shed 'to the Heinz Co. for $15.00
during the cucumber season., *Car-
ried,
Moved by Gibson and'Melifichael
that we accept the application of
Howard Harris as assessor to fin-
ish the- assessing fer 1957 at a sal,
ary of $600.00. Carried.
MoVed' by Haskins and .Allan
that By-Law No, 12-57, of the
Township of Howick for the year
1957, a by-laW 'to appoint an asses-
sor , as read the third 'time 'be fin-
ally passed, Carried. •
. Moved by McMichael and. Allan
that ,the road accounts as approved
be -paid. Carried. ' •
Moved by Allan that Gibson that
the following accounts be paid.
Carried,
Fox Bounty, $21.00; N. S. Bau-
man Ltd,, tile, for 3 drains, $e326.82;
Wingham Advance-Tinies, adver-
tising, $2.34; HowiCk Telephiane
System, service and tolls, $13.00-;
County of Huron, hospitalization
re Roy Askin, $202,50; Listowel.
Banner, advertising, '$2.80; Wm.
Marriner, relief re' H. Peitz, Mrs.
Witmer, $79.81; Burt Hubbard,
grant Lakelef Cemetery, $50.00;
W. B. Whitfield, part salary, $50.;
J, H, Pollock, part salary, $97.00;
CliffordeAgricultural Society, grant
$20.00; Engeland Produce Co., bal-
ance Warble Fly' Spraying, $3:00;
H. Dane, salary assessing, $200.00;
road' account, transfer, $6502.03.
Moved by McMichael and Gibson
that' we do now adjoirrn to meet
aain 'on August 5th'or at the call
ofthe Reeve. Carried.
J. Harold Pollock,` Clerk.
K Gowdy, Reeve.
GOR'RIE
Members of the W.M.S.' of the
Gorrie United Church wete guests
of 'the Fordwich W.M.S. on Thurs-
day evening.
Members of the BroWn, Vittie,
Sanborne and Sharpin:families ga-
thered at the Lange. Vogan home
on Sunday for a Picnie and to
meet their relatives, Mr. and Mrs.
Richard' Connie and daughter
Margaret from Ernporia, Kansas,
Minister to Preach
At Former Charge
BLITEVALE—In Knox'. Presby-
terian Church on Sunday, the ser-
vice was taken by 'Mr James Per-
rie of Brussels, Rev. Maurice Mc-
Nabb being on holiday.
Mr. McNabb will preach on July
21st at a former charge, Ingleside.
This is a new townsite built by
Ontario hydro in the Cornwall area
as part of the St. Lawrence Seaway
project. There is a new church and
manse. The congregation dates
back more than 160 years.
Duff Family
Holds Reunion
BLUEVALE—On Sunday a re-
union of the Duff family was held
at the family home in Bluevale.
Those present were Dr.- Louis
Blake Duff, Mr, and Mrs. Gerr n
Duff, Mr. and Mrs. James Volz nd
icl
two ,children, Mr. and Mrs.Bob
Meek and daughter, all of Welland;
Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd VanWyck, two
sons and two daughters of Wa-
terloo; Mrs* Ross Douglas of To-
ronto; Mr, and Mrs. Donald Street
and three children of Listowel;
Misses Mary and Ruby Duff and
Mrs. M. L, Aitken, all of Bluevale.
, , • - Mrs. William Johnsen .of Toronto
spent last week with Mr. arid 'Mrs.
Jitmes •Warrella• ;,Little Caroline
Fleisehatier,;:of, StratfOrd,:-IP:,:rese
tioning• at..the; same . •
Mt: -and Mrs: and
family, 9f over.:the
week-end with Mr. end Mrs, Ernie"
DarebS. '
Mr., and Mrs-,,„ Ross Tomlin of:
Durham' visited Sunday •with Mr.
and Mrs; Art ; Forester. , • Seaeral members of L.O.L. and
L.O.B.A,,, FordWieh,, attended the
Orange service SUriclay morning in
the Presbyterian Church, Listowel.
Mr.'' Mrs. Cecil Lynn and
Karen of -Orangeville visited Over
the•week-encl,With Mrs.'DereRid-
ley
Mr, and, Mre, Peter ChierneY,and
Miss thelrna Saelling ?Ott 'Col-
borne • apd, aapd -Mre; Scott, Keith
and'' Randy "-of. kitehenei- 'Visited,
Over tbeeeekek-end•;With:•Mr,- and
Mrs. Alex Keith:- • ., •
Misses Joan" and' Jean Briars of;
Kitchener. .:•viiited; eover.- the ',week-:,
end ''with -their'aParent's,' M. and
Mrs.-413al Breen. ; •
Meesrs. Gary McClernent and
Stan 'Schade' left ThUrsday. for
Nemec, p.c., where they will be
employed in • a fieh cannery for,
the .sulinmer. months.
Mr, and Mrs: Alex Wray and'
children, of TOiOnte, visited ,re-'
latives in th'd comMunity; for' the
week-end, r.•
Mr: and Mrs- 'Archie,
and Ronnie, of Treeharn, lvtan., vis-'
ited one day- last week with Mr.
and Mrs, Bruce Sothern,
Miss Letitia. Matthews left last
week for SiSkatchewan, where she
will Visit with relatives for a . few
week*,
Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Trousdale of
Stratford spent Sunday with Mr.
and. Mrs. Wm, Edgar, -•
Messrs. David Kreller and Ken-
ny Davis of Tulare, California, are
snending two weeks at the home
of Mr, and Mrs, Bert Winston:
Mr, and. Mrs. Oliver Pocock of
Benmilier and Mrs. f2, Osbeden-
sten of Ayr visited . Sunday .with
Mr. and Mrs. E. Hargrave.
Mr, and Mrs. Jack King and two
boys spent a few days recently at
the home of Mr, and Mrs. Tom
Bellamy in Coatsworth,
Mister. Ward Lehr is spending
the summer months with his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, Morley
Ward in Brantford.
The Many friends of Mrs, Nor-
man Harding will be sorry to learn
she is confined to Listowel hos-
pital, where last, Week She trader-
went sutgery.
The sympathy Of the community
goes' taMedare• William and Lied-
say Brown ih the passing of their
sister, the late Mrs. W,. M. Jamie-
"Ti in Elora 00 WednesdaY, July
10th, Inter/limit was in Fordwich
Cemetery on Eridayy July 12th.
Mrs. M, Mitehell of Winghain is
visiting for several, days. at the
haind of her niece,' Mies ,Mc-
Elwain.
Mr, and Mrs. Don Gibson and
family of St. CathatineS spent the
Week-eed with Mr, and Mrs. Ross
Doig, Master Ricky Oilmen re-
turned home with them after
spending two wefts with hie
graridtestrerite. -• •
Mies row Hibberd I.e spending
the next two Wpake,tit,Mleaftqld
CaMP, POft•Ekielie44 ea, 4!/, . •
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WROXETER
Mr. and Mrs, Stewart Higgins
and sons are spending, a few weeks
in western Canada.
• Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Coates and
Jea',Sarnia,...spent the week-end
Witie'Mr. 'and Mrs. Ross Coates.
Mrs. 'Lloyd Mapeltoft and family
of Mount Forest, visited on Satur-
day evening at the ,same home.
and Mrs, Lyle Brothers,
Wexfoid, spent the week-end With
the 'former's mother, Mrs. Victoria
Brothers. Miss Dawn Lou and
Master Terry Clark returned 'with
them for a vacation in Weefrird.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Robertson and
jimmy, Goderich, spent the week-
end at the home of Mr. John Hup-
far. Mrs. Jos, Kotchut, matron of
the childrens' home, Walkerton,
was a Sunday visitor at the same
home: , '
Mr. and -Mrs. Wm. Hart, WroXL
eter and Mr, and Mrs. Billy Hart,
St. Catharines, spent the week-end
at. Pert
•' /qrs. Ben Hislop' visited with Mr.
and Mrs:. Ross Sanderson over
the, week-end.
Mrs. Alonzo Sperling and Miss
Hazel spent Thursday evening, with
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Eaton, Sea-
forth:
Misses Marsha and Josephine
Newton, of Byron, spent a few
days with their 'grandmother, Mrs.
R. Newton, last week.
Miss Lynne Earles is vacationing
with Miss Helen McGee and with
Elaine Sanderson,.
-Mrs. Alonzo Sparling and Miss
Hazel Spatling attended the L.O.L.
celebration in Listowel on Satur-
day. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Dennis
and Janey spent the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Elliott at
Starner,
Mr. 'Geo. Doig rand daughter,
Nellie of Shackleton, Sask., are
spending a couple of weeks with'
relatives here, On Sunday a Doig
get-together was held in Gorrie
Park. •
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Conroe,.
arid' diughter, Margaret, of Ernor-
ia,Kansas,, spent the week-end with
Mi. and Mrs. Wm, Taylor, Wrox-
eter North and attended a reunion
et 'Lang Vogan's on Sunday for the
Taylor, Vogan, Vittie, Sharpin and
Brown families with over 50 in
attendance.
Mr, and Mrs. B. F. Rogers and
family, Detroit, visited with Mr.
and Mrs, G.L, Dobson on Tuesday.
Mrs, Dobson's niece and nephew,
Mary Anne and Don Fischer of
Brussels spent the past week at
the same home,
. Miss Bonnie Gibson, London, vis-
ited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gor-
don Gibson, over the week-end,
Mr. and Mrs. David Livingstone,
Ann and David, Toronto, spent the
week-end with Mrs. A. Wearring.
Mrs. Livingstone and, children are,
remaining for a couple of weeks'
vacation,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold SMith,
Strathroy, spent the week-end with
Mr:. and Mrs. Carl Smith.
Visitors at Port Elgin on Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs, Bill Hart avere
Mrs, Reg Newton and Nancy, Miss
Shirley Reidt, Miss petty Newton
and Mr, Harvey Bradshaw
BLUEVALE
Mr. and Mrs, Fred Griffiths and
Miss Betty returned to Montreal
on Monday after holidaying at
their summer IMMO here.
Mr, and Mrs. Floyd Moffatt and
.ohildren of Setithampton spent the
week-end with Mr, and Mrs, Burns
Moffatt,
Howard Rrodlts of Toronto visit*
ed with Rev. R. A. and Mrs, Brook
over the week-end,
During the summer months the
juhfor. 'their Will Tie leading the
Singing in the United Church.
Mee. Oliver Moffatt and Mies
Marilyn are holidaying at Berrie.
Joint Wieltsteed left for it Meter
WO to the West this Week, emelt-
partial' by Mr, and Mrs, Relied
MacLennan of Morris afid Mr, -and
:;Mrs. :Charles Jones Of Witighem,
WHITECHURCH°
1111:. and .Mrs. J„p, Beecroft and
Mr, and Mrs.- Lewis Beecroft mot-
bred to Birmingham, Mich., on
Tuesday laet, where Mr. and Mrs.
J. D. BeecroftIittendeeiWitii,i4a1
of her 'nephew, Frapcis areoriard
Creighton, Only , erin of Mrs F. L.
Creighton of Detroit, and the date
Mr, Creighton. He was in his
thirty-eighth year, and was killed
in a traffic accident on, Saturday.
In the Second World War he was
in the air force and was twice shot
clOWn in 'Italy. Besides his mother
and -wife, two daughters, Gail and
An re and one sister, Mrs. Robt.
Toomey, survive. Interment was in
Acacia Masonic Cemetery, All visit-
ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Oliver Kirk, :Birmiegham and Mrs.
Creighton, Mr. and Mrs. Robt.
Teomey and family left for the
latter's home at Greenville,- S.
Carolina.
Mr. end Mrs. Clayton Scholtz
and baby Karen and Nancy Sim-
mons, of London, spent the week-
end with the former's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Ezra Scholtz.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Miller and
their nieces, Linda 'and Pauline
Soloman of Galt, visited' on Satur-
daY with Mr. and Mrs..Robt. Solo-
Mare, ,
Lome Forster presided at the
meeting.of the young people of the
Presbyterian Church, .on Sunday
eveniag, Mrs, Dawson Craig read
the Scripture lesson and led in the
meditation 'Reread. Irma •Forster
led in prayer. Murray`Gaunt'•had
charge of the 'topic on Missions.
Leroy- Rintoul gave a missionary
reading and the meeting Was ;clos-
ed Iveith the Mizpah benediction,
' Mr. and Mrs:, tdmiard Nicholson
and daughter, of Tharnesfotd vis-
ited on Saturday with his parentee
Mr. and Mrs. John Hutchiscin.
Mr. and Mrs, wm, Parker and
family of Clinton, visited, on Sun:
day at the Mane of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs, Ben. McClenaghan,
Mr. arid Mrs. Kenneth Laidlaw
and family, of London, and his
mother, Mrs. Jas. LaidlaW, of
Goderieh, visited on Saturday with
Mr. and alre.''Elroy Laidlaw.
• Mrs. Gordon Lemon and Mrs.
Ridout of Stouffville, visited over
the week-end with Iylrs, Chapman
Sr.
Sharon and ,Doris Rintoul spent
last week at the home of Mr. and
Mrs, Mark Cardiff of Brussels, and
returned home with their parents
on Sunday, when they visited at
the Cardiff home.
Nell Rintoul and Donald Taylor
have been very lucky 'at fishing
this summer. A few Weeks ago,
they hooked a 22" brown trout,
weighing 5 fibs, out of the Nine Mlle
River in Aslifield, and on Sunday
each boy got a pike, -One 24 if-Mlles
and one 16 inches long, from the
same river.
Miss Mary Margaret Fisher
spent lest week at the home of her
atria, Mrs. Duncan SiMpeon, of
A.shfield, Mr. and Mrs. George
Fisher nda faintly visited on Sun*
day at the hoc of her sistee,
Mrs, Eldon t.oWry of Lurgari,
Mies Doris Wall has been visit-
ing for a few weeks at the tome
of her grandparents, Mr. and Mre.
Wilson Wall of Langside.
Mr, Robert MeNall of the 4th
Con, of Kinloss was suffering last
week 'from a heart' attack he took
On. Sunday, His condition haa
proved.
The of the Presbyterian
Church Meet on Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. George Fisher, and
.
the Missiell Rand of the United
Church provided the program for
the W.M.S. ariol Ilaby Band of 'the
United Church, at the borne. of Mrs.
Y1. D. Beecroft din Wednesday, •
•:,
*do mho vvisessm Advance-Times, wsansi4o, 4sky 11 4
BELGR
parents, Mr. and We. Robert
AVE Visitors with Mr and Mrs Wit-
GOSPEL HALL
Regular Sunday filor4041.
Sunday School 10,15
litenanaheriliff the .Lord
at MI5 '
Gospel Meeting at Via, pma,
Each Thursday evening at 8 p.m.
Prayer itteetini and
liewarcl Wilkinson and
Op*. accompanied W. and Mrs.
ireordon W.ftkiplen of Smith.ville on
trip to BeetelihUrg, Ottawa and
'941Zee..,. returning to Eelgrave,
Where lyfr and Mrs, Gordon Wil-
•kineari remained for a week's visit
with :skis parentst Mr. and MO, I-I.
WIlhineere
IN(r. and Mrs. Gordon 13. Bell of
Ipetrait, Mich,, visited over the past
• Weeiteend with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
84„ ogroar Mr. and. Mrs, Thos. Smith
Slid Mr, .and Mrs, James Lamont
Rind Dale;
Mr
• •
and Mrs, Ray Ilunking, of
ElYth visited on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. James Lamont and Dale.
Miss ,Jean Brydges of London •
agent the week-end with Mr and
Mrs, Joseph. Dunbar,
-,"'The following are acting as lead-
ers at ,Camp Minnie Ha Na for
young girls from nine to twelve
years.. of age: Misses Ila Pengelly,
Ruth Procter, Eleanor Walsh, Lois
,poll, Gwen Walsh,, Claire Chamney
and Patsy Logan,
Karol Lynne Davidson of Glen-
coe is spending same holidays with
:her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
. William VanCamp,
Miss Phyllis Murdock, United
college, Winnipeg, Man., visited on
Thursday of last week with Mr.
and. Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse,
Ittr:, Norman Stonehouse of Lon-
den. spent last week-end with his
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B, Campbell, Mr. Lloyd MacWil,
liam, Mrs. Charles MacWilliam and
Mrs, Chas. Stewart, all of Swift
Current, Sask.
Mr. and Mrs, Harry Rian and
family visited a few clays last week
With her father, Mr. Frisby, at.
Huntsville.
Mario Coultes, Ruth Michie, Bar-
bara Krug and Linda Coultes are
attending Camp Minnie Ha Ha at
the Goderich. Summer School Camp
this week.
Mr, and Mrs, Edgar Wightman
and family visited with her mother,
Mrs, Annie Rae at Wroxeter,
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Martin nod
family of Orangeville are spending
a few days' with Mr. and Mre.
George Michie and family.
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WHITECHURCH—The regular
monthly meeting '• of the Women's
institute was held on, Tuesday
evening list, with 25 woreen and
12 children present, and with the
president, Mrs, Russell Ross, pre-
siding, After the opening exercises,
Mrs. Metcalfe and Mrs. George
Fisher were appointed as delegates
to the district rally at Chesley on
August 15, They voted $5' to' the
Lucknow Red Cross and $5 to the
1Wingham Red 'Cross. The noet
meeting will be the annual picnic
meeting at Teeswater Swimming
Pool Park.
Mrs. Alex Robertson was ap-
pointed to make a survey of the
programs the members listened to
,on radio and TV and to report
why they are hired, and why not.
No definite grounds were found
for a permanent baseball diamond
in the village, They decided to
cater ,ta a wedding in August, with
Mrs. G. B. Farrier and Mrs, Alex
Robertson in charge of prepare-
1pir°Tenshs. presented: Piano solo, Judy
following program waS then
Wil-
son; Janice Farrier sang a solo;
George Conn played a piano solo,
and Jimmie Ros's played a violin:
selection, With George Conn ileac-
coMPanise Mrs. Hereon Irwin and
Mrs. Jas. Wilson were* each pre-
sented with ail Institute pin,
Mrs, Metcalfe spoke on the topic,
"Let Us -Take Time for Doing
Little Things for Children" and
spoke Of the elder generation, who
endeared themselves to the child-
ren by cookies and stories and
games. 4
The roll call Was angivered by
"Something I can do for a neigh-
tittra e Child," take them along on
a ear ride, a little gift for birth-
dayrm wlla etXatritics,e aconri card togavaea4 sick child,
Mrs.
did report of the district"annual
Meeting held at Teeswater and the
meeting was closed with the nat-
ional anthem, Mrs, Wallace Conn
and Mrs. Kenneth Dowling were
hostesses for the lunch peried.
Mrs. Nelson Piekett arid Mrs.
George Idsher Were appointed as
Ports cominittce for the Ideal
and =gra, Albert , Coultes And Mrs,
G. E. Farrier were appointed on
the lunch. toitrifitteet ` •
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