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The Winear/. Interniedfatee el-
irnineted 'the Benmiller team four
to two with a 13-4 victory en Goe-
erich lmst Teesleay night. •
Bill /730tellitie$ was 911 the Mourid
for Wingham, gieleg up seven hits
and striking but seven. Wing-
ham eomneitted five errors,
Tlighaerr pounded the Berenil-
ler pitcher, Len Jeekiies, for 13
hits. Jenkine.struck out two and
Beriminer made three errors.
Wingham opened the ;rearing in
the second liming when Ken Hodg-
lcinson and Ken Cereon singled.
Jerry Fryfogle singled to score
elodgleinson and !Gordon Welweed
grounded out to score Cersore • In
the third 'inning Wingham pushed
across three more runs, Barry
Fryfogle doubled, Bruce Lott hit
for a doeble to score leryfogle, Jim
Bain tripled to bring in Lott and
Lorne Gardner.singled to score
Bain,
130,nrailler cut the score to 5-1
in the fourth inning, when E. Jen-
kins got on base oh an error and
scored on Herman Fisher's
eVingham got a rally going in the
fifth inning 'to score five runs
Lorne Gardner doubled, Ken Hodg-
kineon got on base' on an error
and 'both• runners ',scored on en
overthroVv. J, Fryfpgle got on
base on. an error, Gard WelWood
walked, Bill Hotebkiss get on base
on an error to. score J,. Fryfogle.
Barry Fryfogle tripled to score
Welwoed. and Bruce Lott singled
to, bring in Fryfogle,
Benmiller scored one in the fifth
inning when T. Thompson -hit into
a fielder's choice' and seored on an
overthrew. Ken' Hodgkinson horn-
ered for Wingham in the sixth and
13enreiller scored •their remaining
two runs in the sixth when Her-
man Fisher singled; D. Willie got'
on, ba'se on an error, Len Jenkins
singled to score Fisher and Torn
IVICPbee hit Into a fielder's eheice
to bring in Willis.
In the eighth inning Ken Hodg-
Kneen smashed his second home
rqn of the game foe Winghane ;
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WHITECHURCH
Mr. and. Mrs.' John Purdon spent
a devv days last; week at the lipase
of their son, Mr, Kenneth Purdon
at Sarnia and with"her sister, Mrs.
Bruce at Wallaceberg,
Mr, and Mrs, Gorden Seett of
Ripley and Mr. and Mrs. Earl•
Caslick visited on Sunday with
Mr, and Mrs, Russell Ross.
Mr. and Mrs, John McBurney
spent li/fonday at London fair.
Mr. and Mrs, Howard Snell of
Clinton, 'visited on Sunday: With
Mr, end Mrs. George Walkei. Mt,
and. Mrs, Howard Walker and
children and Mr, And Mrs. Wilfred
Walker were spending the week-
end with Calgary friends and at
Banff..
Miss Euphemia Deacon, who
visited With her sister, Mrs. 'Allan
Pattison and other relatives in this
district, returned to' her home in
London, on Thtirsday,
Me, and Mrs. Harry McKay, of
Walkerton and Mr. Robert Mac-
Kay, of Otreinh, visited one day
last week With Mr. arid Mrs. Levi
Bieman, Mr. and Mrs. Diemen and
family spent Sunday' at Eugenia
Falls,
Mr, and Mrs. Pred Culbert, of
Liztowel and their sore Llewellyn
of Stratford, visited on Sunday
with Mr, end Mrs. tee MeClena-
ghee, Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Date
beer and Phyllis of Fordyce, tile°
visited there On Sunday, '
Mr, and ,Mrs, Graham. Cook and
children and Mr. Austin Cook, of
Ilatnilton spent the week-end with
their parents, Mr, and Mre. Barry
Cook.:
Mrs. George Diekison of Ripley,
has been visiting at the home of
her sister,. Mrs, Elmer Sleighthohn i
Who was a patient in. Wingham
Hospital for a few days last week.
DelgraVe School Pair is •being
hold this Wednesday afternoon,
Billie Reavie anti Albeit Stnyelt
Were in Toronto last week, where
they tried their eitants „On their
Work with the' CNA. Beth WOO
etteeeeseul.
Mr, Ana Mre, Fade Thompson,
of WInghana visited On Sunday
With Mr. and MI- Chas, Shiell,
All enjoyed a skit presented by
Mrs. Robertson, Mre, Coultes
and Mrs, Ronald Coultes, pertritY-,
ing the work and dales of, Chris-
tian: •Citizenship. •
Mrs, Couites welcomed Miss
Agatha Coul.tes to the meetieg with
her borne• group, and Mies; Coultes
gave an interesting report of her
work and, studio during the past,
year In Preparation for, her Peel-
bion as hospital visitor for the
United Church people in Edmonton
Hospitals. leers, Gilbert Deep-tett
moved a vote of apprecietion arid
•thanks to Miss Coultes and Mrs,
Coultes led in prayer. This was the
quarterly birthday tea meeting' and
all enjoyed the eocial time that
followed;
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EAST WAWANOSIF
COUNCIL MEETING
"Eaet Wa,waneeh Council met on
September 3rd. with all the mem-
bers present and the reeve presid-
ing. The minutes of the August
6th meeting were read and, adopted
on motion of Hanna and bucnanan.
McGowan - Purdon—That three
livestock claims amounting . to
$171.25 be ,paid and that, the Vail
uer's fees and mileage be also paid.
Carried.
Buchanan - Hanna---That the of-
ficials sign the petition fot interim
payment of statutory grant' under
the Highway Improvement Act on
road expenditure for 1957, Carried.
Purdon - MeGewan—Tbae coun-
cil renew the township's liability
policy and pay, the premium of
$66.66 Charged to General account,
Carried. -
Hanna - Dechanene-That the
road and general ,accounts, as pre-
sented, be passed, and paid. Carried.
By. Law No. 10, AD:, 1957 was
read the first and second time.
Motion by McGowan, and Purclon
—That BY-Law:No.' 10 be reae the
third' time and finally passed; Car-
ried.
By-Law No. 9 setting, the rates
for the current year was, read the,
'first and second time. Motion by
Bechanan and Hanna that By-
Law No, 9' he read the third time
and finally passed. Carried.
One thousand feet of snow fence
and 25 steel posts were ordered
from The Canada Culvert Co, Ltd.
Council adjourned on ,motion of
McGowan and Purden to meet
again on October 1st, at 1, o'clock
in the afternoon in ,the Belgrave
Community Arena. • .
Cheques Issued ,
Roads:. Stuart Mcuurney, salary,
$115.00, bills paid, $18.30; Geo, T.
Currie, brushing $2e,95; Can, Oil
Co., 215 gallons fuel oil, $86.43;
R.eavie Motors & Sales, $1.e00; Har-
old, Cook, 117 hours mowing weeds,
$321.75; Stainton's Hardware, $4.20;
Wm, T, Irwin, trucking, $10,00.
General: Gordon James, sheep
claim, $100.00; Jelin A. Taylor.;
poultry claim, $28.25; • Clarence
Rath, tpoultry claire, $45.00; J. F.
McCallum, valuer and mileage,
$10.00; The Blyth Standard, print-
ing and advertising, $12.60; Middle
Maitland Valley Conservation
Authority, $2.95; W. S, Gibson, in-
surance premium, 466.66; Belgrave
School Fair, grant, $20.00; North
Huron Ploughmen's. Association,
grant $25.00; Blyth Agricultural
Society, grant 4/5,00.
Orval B, TaylOt; Reeve.
R. H. Thompion, Clerk,
Four Graduate
To Mission Band
(Intended for last week)
WHITECHUROH—Abotlt sixty
wornen and children attended the
lawn party at the home of Mrs.
Norman Cottltes on Monday last,
when the WM.S. entertained the
Mission Sand and Baby Band.
Mrs. Clarence Chamney and Mrs.
Roy Pattisola, superintendents,
were in charge and Sandra Chain-
ney presided for a short program.
Wayne Coultes read the Script-
ure leston, Mrs Leslie Wightman
Was the special speaker and with
beat drifting in the wand, frorn a
tree, portrayed life and its, three
links, Gods the Bible, and PtaYer
that holds people secure.
Janet Debotoft was pianist for
the occasion. Jirtimie •'Robertson
and Ronald McBurney played a.
duet and Douglas Coultes played
He on life accordion,
Veer of the 'children, Brian Sain
te:Ion, Barbara Pattlson, Joyce
Coultes and Linda McGee graduat-
ed fienn the Baby Bind to the Mis-
Mon Bend, The W.M.S. 164(0 tteter-
id 06110 lunch 440f1 *11. enjoyed
the *peal time.
WHITECHURCH
The comtratee, Wm- IlfettrY, Ken'.
noth Dowling, Garnet barrier, Le-
roy Rintoul, Mrs, Emerson and
40 Mrs. Releeell Reg who Were
appointed to eeelt euf grenenelli 'tot
the bantam ball team, to use,, are
hehline.dance In the Memorial
Sall here this Friday evening to
atigment the expenses Which hay. •
hale d up during their recent garrieg
'The bantams, Laverne Dowling,
Wayne Henry, Bev)n Tlffin, Ale,
Craig, Elwyn Moore, Billie Rain
son, Gary Willis and Wayne Far
Vier, from this distriet, made
very creditable showing , in ..th.
•etenmer garnee.
The ladies of the W,A, of th
Veiled Church had the Peter of the
Sunday Sehool room sanded and
refinished last week,
Mr. and Mrs; Harvey Copeland
and Carol, of Wroxeter, arid Mr.
and Mrs: Chas, Robinson spent the
vveek-end in Toronto with Mr, and
Airs. Stewart Copeland, Jimmie
Robinson, who visited there last
week returned home with his par-
ents.
Miss Briclgetta O'Malley of Saxe
Ma, visited on Sunday at the home
of her brother, Mr, Thos. O'Malley.
Mr, Jas, Cuenrebre, who has been
stationed at Mitchell for the past:
few weeks spent the Week-end with
his •parente, Mr. and Mrs. Miehael
Cummins.
Mr. and Mrs, Donald' Campbell
and baby, from Belgrave, visited on
Sunday at the home of her brother,
Mr. Walter Elliott,
Many from this district attended
the miscellaneous shower held In
St. Helens hallthis Wednesday
evening in honour of a September
bride, Miss •Jean Aiteheson,
Dr, and Mrs. Donald Watt and
children of Bella, Cooler arrived
here on Saturday after spending
ten days motoring home from D.C.
They will return in two weeks,
after visiting with his par6its, Rev,
and Mrs. J. W, Watt and with
other relatives at Mitchell, Toronto
aed• Feversham,
Mr. and Mrs. EdWin Smyth, Lil-
lie*, Bill and Doreen, spent the
Week-end at the hpme of Mr., and
Mrs„ John.Smyth of .1-larnefori,
andMrs, Herson Irwineveen-
known residents of the 10th conces-
siOn of East. Wawanosh moiled kat
Week to their home at Belgrave.
They spent the week-end at the
heme of their daughter, Mrs, ‘Gib-
sci Armstrong, of London. '
1Ver. and Mrs.' Alex Butler of
Gederieh visited on Sunday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Jas, Mc-
Innis, and all visited with their
sister, Mrs. Orville Tiffin, who has
been a patient for the page few
weekS in Wingham Hospital.
Miss Olive Terriff arrived home
On Saturday after visiting for a
few-days with Rev, and Mrs. G. 0.
Cox, and With Mr. and Mre. Mal-
colm Ross, of Galt on Sunday. All
had attended the funeral of their
sister, the late Mrs. Cecil. Parsons,
whose funeral was held on' Wednes,•
day to Park Lawn cemetery, with
Rev. G. (), Cox officiating.
Miss Marjorie Coultes, nurse-in-
training at Guelph General Hospi-
tal, spent the week-end with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Coul-
tes. •
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Weber and
daughters visited on Sunday at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Robert
Chambers, of Walkerton,
Miss. Shirley McNeil of West
Wawanosh, has been carrying her
left arm in a sling
the
the past
week, She had the misfortune to
fall off a horse she was riding, and
break a . piece off the end of her
shoulder bone.
Kirk Beecroft, on of Mr. and
Mrs, Ernest Beecroft, had his ten-
sile removed in Wingharri. 1-lospital
oil' Fridaylast,
Mr, and Mrs, Angus Falconer
and Alan Spent, Sunday with her
grandpareets, Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Jackson, of Blyth.
Mrs. A A, Hackett of Ashfield
spent last week with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Leaver.
Miss Wilehemina Smith of Lang-
side spent the week-erld at the
home of her sister, Mrs. vein. Per,
don,
Mr, and Mrs, Hugh David Me-
Donald of Milton, spent the week-
end with her parents., Mr, and Mrs.
Coeiter, and With other relatives
in this 'district.
Mt, and Mrs, ,Robert Purdon vis-
ited on Sunday with her sister,
Mrs, Irvine Henry, of Dui-women.
Mere gas. Richardson left last
week with her sisters, Misses
Ploreriet and Margaret Moir, to
motet` to Nova Scotia. They expect
to be away about three weeps,
Mr, and Mrs, Chas, Tiffin visited
on Sunday With Mr. and Mrs. Alert
Murray at their borne at Shatere
north of 'Toronto.
Mra. /tone Patettort and he
daughter Belot of Toronto spent
the Week-end with 'her mother, Mrs.
Wm, Taylor.
Mites Phyllis O'Brien, who, With
He d Intrents,' Mt', and Mrs. Vii, .1,
,5t, Ambrose Church, brussels
was the scene >of a lovely wedding
when Catherine 'Aileen Deaner
became the bride of :Pewits Fran
.cis Leridy of Kitchener. The -Mid
:s the daughter of Mr, and Mrs •
Win, .1. Deaner of Ethel, and 'the
'groom is the eon et Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Ledily of St, A•tiguetine.
Rev. R. Derrand officiated will i
Mice Janet Peitner ;as organiet• and
Misses Karen and Joanne Deiteee
as soloists, all sisters of the ,briee
Given in rereer;:.age by her father,
time bride wore a floor-length gown
t white nylon net over taffeta
vith portrait neelcliee • and short
'eeve and an embroidered. nylon
)eereliirt. Her fingertip veil was
hole. with a Juliet cep 'of ,aermills
and peerle and she carried a ;hoe-:
suet .of pink roses, - ,
The male of honor. was MISs Rita
Deitnee of Kitchener, sieter ef the
bride and the bridesmaid Was Miss
Maureen Leddy of Wingbare. Their
dreeees were identical in ice blue:
erystelette with, fitted bodices, V
necklines, and draped. waistlines
with big bows at the back. ,•
The, greernerean was Ken Lechly
of St. Augustine and the yeller was.
Ross Deltner, brother of the bride.
For the reception, which was
'held at the bride's • home, gueSts
were. received bye the bride's me..
ther wearing a dress of golden
brown crepe with Panama shellac
accessories and a corsage of yellow
roses. She was assisted by the
groom's mother wearing a dusty
rose dregs with white accessories
and a corsage of white roses.
For their wedding trip to North-
ern Ontario the bride donned' a
white lieen sheath dress with a
matching white linen duster, lined
with blue taffeta, and blue ac-
cessories. Guests were present'
from Elmira, London, St. Catha-
rines, Buffalo, Timmins, Chalk
River, Toronto, Detroit, Goaerich,
and Windsor. The couple. will,
in Kitchener.
O'Brien, moved to Rose McGreg-
or's farm, started • to: Wingham
District High School last week.
Mrs. Wm. Conn is spending a few:
days this week at the home of hee
daughter, Mrs. Hardie Simpson; of
Teeswa ter,
.Mr. and Aerse Wallace Ribey of
Port, Elgin visited on Thursdey
last with Me. and Mrs. Russell
Gaunt, Their daughter, Miss Ribey,
who has completed her work with
the 'Bruce County 4-H clubs, was
awarded the week's trip to New
,Yerk City and Washington at the
end of September. A boy and a girl
from each of mire counties have
won this award. We congratulate
them. on • their signal 'achievement,
When Mr. Aldin Pardon was bal-
ing straw on Monday afternoon,
the motor of the hay baler took
fire in the field, He quickly dis-
connected the baler from the trac-
tor and the fire was extinguished.
However the belts on the baler
were berned.
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WHITEOHIJRCH--The ' regular'
monthly reepieng of the. W,M,S, of
Bilele United Church was held on.
Friday evening, at the home of
•; Mrs. Mileort Re)bineon, with 21
ladies and 4 children Present. Mrtl..
l Alex Rohertsen presided and gave
the call to worship, Mrs, 140rerlan
Coultes led in the Serinture lesson
and Mrs, Edwin .Pmeth. led In
'Prayer:
Brussels C'hurch
Scene of Wedding
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