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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1961-10-18, Page 7DOROTHY AND IVAN HOWATT, Belgrave, won second place in the dairy judging competition at the 4-H Inter-Club competitions in Guelph last week, Which in competition with 79 teams from all over Ontario was a particularly fine achievement, The brother and sister team are members of the Blyth 4-11 Dairy Calf Club,-Photo by Don Grieve. esISTRICT OFFICERS-F. John Bateson, centre, of Winghain, was installed as Commander of District 0, Royal Canadian Legion, at Waterloo over the yeek-end. John Pattison, also of Wingham, left, was, installed as secretary. Right is Durward Preston, of Waterloo, deputy district commtersae,s, vow i a forint, er resident of Wingbam, and still has relatives :iving here, About ten members of Wingham's Branch 130 attended the ceremonies.--Ritchene-Waterloo ktecord Photo. ti WIN EVENTS AT P.S. HELD MEET The following is the complete list of winners for the public school field day, Pictures of the cham- pions appeared In last week's is- sue: SENIOR BOYS high Jump: Michael Fleury, John ouglas, Douglas Ewing. Relay race: 1st, John Douglas, Theodore Saint, Michael Pleura, Rodney Hickey; 2nd, Bill Deneau, Allan Leggett, Bill Kerr, Ray Cor- rin; 3rd, Kenneth Vogan, Nell • Renwick, Peter Callan, Dean Bal- ser. Three-legged r a c e: Theodore Saint and John Douglas; Harold Jardin and Brian Carr; Keith Le- der and Steve Gorrie. Running broad jump: Allan Leg- gatt, Rodney Hickey, Jahn Doug- las. Softball throw: John Douglas, Theodore Saint, Allan Leggatt. 75 Yard dash: Allan Leggatt, Bill Deneau, Ray Corrin, Standing broad jump: John D uglas, Keith Loder, Bill Deneau. Champion: John Douglas; run- r-up, Allan Leggett, INTERMEDIATE BOYS 75 Yard dash; Robert Armstrong, Douglas Elliott, Paul Fleury. Standing broad jump: Robert Armstrong, Douglas Mowbray, Bry- an Walden. Relay race: 1st, Barrie Conron, Paul Fleury, Douglas Cameron, Robert Armstrong; 2nd, Douglas Elliott, Douglas Mowbray, David Langridge, Jim Henderson; 3rd, Teddy Ahara, Joe Hall, Brian Mai- ler, Bryan Walden. Running broad jump: Douglas Elliott, Robert Armstrong, Paul Fleury. High jump: Robert Armstrong, Douglas Mowbray, Paul Fleury, Softball throw: Robert Arm- strong, DouglaS Mowbray,. George Weirmler. ' - • , Three-legged race: • 1..s4 Fleury and Douglas Cameron;. 2nd, Barrie Conron and Douglas .Elliott; 3rd, Robert Artnstrong and George Miller. Champion, Robert Armstrong; runner-up, Douglas Elliott. JUNIOR BOYS Foot race; Grant 'Heywood, Mon- ty Templema.n, Ross Caslick. High juinp: Ross Caslick, Jim Mink, Don 'Hastings. Running broad jump: Bobby Ma- jor,. Jimmy Mink, Bruce Cameron. Softball throw: Jimmy Mink, Larry Gordon, David Schiestel. Standing broad jump:'Bobby Ma- jor, John Rae, Jimmy. McCarter. Wheelbarrow race:- 1st, Jimmy McCarter and Ross Caslick; and, Jim Mink and Mpnty Templeman; k 3rd, Bobby Major and Randy Fox- ton, Malcolm Galbraith and^•Don- ald Beatings, tied; • • Three-legged; rope; Ed Rosa, and Larry Brooks; - Bobby Major and Bendy Foxton; • Donald Collar and Rickey Gaidner, • ^ • Relay race:. 1st, Jim . McCarter, Grant Heywood, Monty Templeman Norman MacLennan; 2nd, Terry Deyell, Roes Caslick; Brace Cam- eron, Jim Mink; 3rd, Dayid Schies- tel, Ricky Gardner, Donald Hast- ings; Malcolm 'Galbraith,- . • Junior Champion, Jim Mink; runners-up, Bobby Major and Ross Caslick. SENIOR GIRLS' EVENTS Running race: Mary Ahara, Ann McKibbon, Julie Dauphin. • s hree-legged race; 'Linda. Schles- tel and Wendy Fuller; 'Ann McKib- bon ante Rae' Gurney; Pat Hotch- kiss and Julip Dauphin. Novelty_ race: Laura Wolper and Anclray. Collar; Ruth Gibbons and Ann McKibben; Mary Ahara and Peggy :Rae, .Julie Dauphin and Pat Hotchkiss (tied). Softball ,thretW: Linda Sehlestel, Ann McKibben„ Rae Gurney, „ • Relay race: 1st, Mary Ahara, Ju- lie Dauphin, Audrey Collar, Laura Weeper; 2nd, 'Ann Mclailebon, 'Rae Gurney, Peggy' Rae,' Marilyn Higs gins; 3rd, .Linda Schiestel, Judy 'Atone, Wendy Fuller, Pat Hcitch- else. . - High .jui-frp: ;Mary, Ahara, Linda Schiestel; Wehrle' Ellacott:. • Running broad` jump':... Wendy F tiller, Peggy Rae', Aida `Stolle: aitanding beeleillifitist; Peggy Rae, Sylvia Holloway,(tied), Linda Schiestel, Julie Dauphin. Champion; ,Linda Schiestel; run- ner-up, Mary Ahara. „ INTERMEDIATE GIRLS Novelty "race.: Patricia Walker, Debbie' Foxton,•Ja‘de Adams, High jump: Sheath WilllicaMary lnah Corrin; Marilyn 'Strong. Relay ,price:„ 1st, , Debbie Foxton, Anne Meyer, Joan Remington, Sha. ron Willie; 2nd, Patricia Walker, Blieila:Craw'ionr Melanie- Hafris, Mary John COrrin; 3rd, Marilyn strong, Mary • Lee ^ Wenger,' Jane Adams, Heather Hueseore. Running race: Patricia Walker, Sharon Willie, Debbie VOrttOn.- Softball throw': Debbie Foxton, Sharon Willie; Anne Meyer. ^ • - Three-legged , race: 1st, Sheila Crewson and Mary Joan Corrin; 2ndi Patricia 'Walker and Melanie Harris; 3rd, Anne Meyer and Sharon Willie. . , Running broad jump: Sharon Willieeleatrielet Walker, Mary Joan Corrin. Standing beead, jump: Mary Joan Corrin, Patricia Walker, Debbie Foxton. Champion, Patricia Walker and Sharon Willie, tied; runner-up, Mary Joan Corrin, JUNIOR GIRLS Relay race; 1st, Ellen Cruick- shank, Julie Mains, Judy Reid, Donnalea. Hardie; 2nd, Bonnie Wil- lie, Beverley Hastings, Nicki Jef- frey, Linda Aitcheson; 3rd, Patsy zurbrigg Linda, Parrish, Janne, Ewing, Catharine Wenger. Running race; Barbara Boyd, Bonnie Willie, Judy Reid. Softball throw; Judy Reid, Patsy Zurbrigg, Beverley Hastings,. Novelty race: Janna Ewing, Nicki Jeffrey, Barbara Boyd. Running broad jump: Barbara Boyd, Judy Reid, Bonnie Willie. High jump: Janne. Ewing, Bar- bara Boyd, Patsy Zurbrigg. Standing broad jump: Janne, Ewing, Julie Adams, Beverley Has- tings, Three-legged race: 1st, Linda Aitcheson and Barbara Boyd; 2nd, Janna Ewing and Gayle Gannett; 3rd, Ellen Cruickshank and Judy Reid, Champions, Barbara Beard and Janne, Ewing (tied); runner-up Judy Reid GRADES I, H, IIT tat• Running Races Grade I, Miss Williamson, girls, Beverley Merrick, Sylvia MacLean, Connie Burke; b o ys, Stephen Cruickshank, Robert Vanderwoude, Bob Seli. Grade I, Mrs. Robertson, girls, Kathy Ross, Sandra Carter, Carol Higgins; .bdys, Ronald Perrot, Bob- by Burns, Bill Brown. • • Grade II, Mrs. MacKenzie, girls, Kathie Seddon, Elizabeth Jacklin, Julie Foxton; boys, Harry Bakker, Brad Lewis, Russell Foxton.' Grade II, Miss Johns, girls, Chris- tine Kregar, Marlene Irwin, Shar- on Orvis; boys, John Schipper, Jim Brooks, Billy Hilbert, Grade III, Mrs, Shera, (Mrs, Hodgins), girls, Marion Willie, ,Ka- ren Hastings, Jean Irwin; boys, Barry Gardner, Glenn Dundas, Wayne Carter. Grade III, M123 Armitage, girls, Luanne Lavergne, Sandra Tiffin. Sally Lou Elliott; boys, John De- neau, Steven Langriclge, Carl Mow- bray, Grade IV, ,Mrs. GoWdy, girls, Gloria Lewis, Cathy Miller, Susan Major; boys, Wayne Fainter, Bruce Henry, Matt Richardson, Grade IV, Mrs. Moffatt, girls, Vicki Rosenhagen, Dianne Caslick, Barbara Hetherington; boys, Peter McCarter, Joe Kerr, Kenny Rae, Skipping Race Grade I, Miss Williamson, Sylvia MacLean, Connie Burke, Barbara Stapleton. Grade I, Mrs, Robertson, Olive Lapp, Bonnie McTaggart, Dianne Lavergne, • Grade II, Miss Johns, Marlene ,Irwin, Christine Kregar, Nancy Gardner. ' Grade II, Mrs. MacKenzie, Kathy Seddon, Geraldine Bennett, Eliza- beth Jacklin, Grade III, Miss Armitage, Sand- ra Tiffin, Jackie Deyell, Adora MacLean, .Grade III, Mrs. Shorn (Mrs. Hod- gins), Jean Irwin, Marie Whitby: • Jean Hunter, Grade IV, Mrs. Gowdy, Gloria Lewis, Susan Major,, Karen Rae, Grade IV, Mrs. Moffatt, Sandra Seddon, Dianne Caslick, Gail In- vine, Wheelbarrow Race Grade I, Miss Williamson, Ro- bert Vanderwoude , and Tommy Mc- Laughlin; Stephen Cruickshank and Roger Irvine; Bob Soli and David Walker, Grade I, Mrs. Robertson, Mark Harry Sartsoto Moves to Guelph, FoRDwmi--piarry Serleorn Wea Pleasantly surprised on Friday night at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Simmermaker, when neigh- bours gathered to wish him fare- well before he leaves for his new home la Gaelph. lie was present- ed with a dressing gown, bedroom slippers and a tie. Harry has lived in the commun- ity for 50 years, but being over 80 finds the winter too severe to live alone. He thanked everyone for their kindness. Cards were enjoy- ed and a social time spent, W, A. Pays Tribute to Departed Member FORDWICH-The Woman's As sedation of the Fordwich Linnet Church held its October meetint inethe church parlors. Mrs. Glen: Johnston, president, and Mrs. Wm Campbell, secretary, presided, The meeting opened with, a hymr and the Lord's prayer in unison Mrs, Crosby Sothern read the me. 'Citation on Thanksgiving. A min. ute's silence and prayer was ob served for a devoted member and past president, Mrs. John Winter who had passed away since the las meeting. Minutes Were read ant approved. It was decided to have the an. nual bazaar the end of November Final plans were made'for the fow supper. The ladies .spent ehe after. noon quilting and prepared patch es for another quilt. The benedic- tion closed the meeting and a so- cial hour was spent. Douglas and Doug Leech; Shawr St. George and Bill Brown; Davit riffin and Doug Elliott. Grade II, Miss Johns, Johr Schipper and Paul Douglas, Jin- Brooks and John Stephens, Mita ray Leggatt and Douglas Mason Grade II, Mrs. MacKenzie, Lau. rie Foxton and Larry Simmons Billy Hammond and Harry Bakker John Smith and Stewart Hunter, Grade III, Miss Armitage, Car Mowbray and Bob Shaunessy, Johr Broome and Jonn Deneau, Davie Gibson and John Leitch, Grade III, Mrs, Hodgins, Barre Gardner and Leslie Thompson Brad MacKay and Wayne Carter Glenn Dundas and Gerald Marks Grade IV, Mrs. Gowdy, Matt Richardson and Norman Gorrie Stratton Loder and Lloyd Friden- berg, Ken Aitchison and Michael Walden. ja-Geade IV, Mrs. Moffat; Joe Kerr and Paul Templerrian, Mark Fisher and Steven Seli,, Kenneth Burns and Brad Elliott, three-legged Race, Girls Grade I, Miss Williamson, Bev- erley Merrick and Connie Burke; Vacki, Taylor and Sylvia MacLean; Barbara MacLean and Kristina Msyk, , • Grade I, Mrs. Robertson,. Bon- nie McTaggart and Connie Burke; Janet McGee and Joanne Marks; Kathie' Pettison 'end • Dianne La- vergne. • , Grade II, Miss John, Bonnie Fea- gan, and Christine Kreger; Mar- garet McLaughlin arid Marlene It- Win; Kim Mellor and Helen Ann Holloway.. Grade II, Mrs; MacKenzie, Eliza- beth Jacklin and Jerry Bennett; El- ien Gorrie and Julie Foxton; Kathy Seddon and Beverley LaRose. Grade III, Miss Armitage, Sally Lou Elliott and Luanne Lavergne; Judy Ohm and Jackie Deyell; Ruth Anne Readman and Suzanne Bren-, zil. Gracie III, Mrs. Shera (Mrs. Hod- gins), Marie Whitby and Jean Ir- win; Marion Willie and Denise Sed- don; Judith Scott and Sharon Lo- den. Grade IV, Mrs. Gowdy, Gloria Lewis and Ruth Currie; Karen Rae and Joan Burehili; Cathy Miller and Lyla Hickey, Grade IV, Mrs. Moffat, Jennifer Henderson and Gail Irvine; Bar- bara Hetherington and Vicki Re- sehhagen; Janice Carter and Fran- ces DuCharme. Three-legged Race, Boys Grade Miss Williamson, Ste- phen Cruickshank and Roger Ir- vine; Stephen Tiffin and Stephen Sallows; Eddie Whitby and Bills Stone. Grade I, Mrs, Robertson, Jeff roe Lockridge and Greg Peachey; Da. vid Tiffin and Douglas, Ellacott; Charlie Hopper and Bobby Burns. Grade II, Miss Johns, Paul Doug- las and JObn Schipper; Billy Ham- iribnd and Billy Hilbert; Jim Brooks and John Stephens. Grade II, Mrs. MacKenzie, John Smith and Stewart Hunter; Gordon Smith and Douglas Casemore; Da- vid Hodgitie and Russell Foxton, Grade IL Miss Armitage, John Hrooino and John Deneau; Randy Hafer/add and David •Balset; Bob Shaunessy and Carl Mowbray, Grade III, Mrs, Sheera (Mrs Hodgins), Wayne Carter, Brad MacKay; Barry Gardner and Les- lie ThOrtapson; Glenn Dundas and Jerry Marks. . Grade IV, Mrs. Gowdy, Wayne titiotet and Bruce Henry; Stratton Loder and Lloyd Fridenberg; Ken AitchiSon. and Mattel Witidett, Grade IV, Mrs. Moffat, Kenneth Burns and Mark Fisher; F ul- ler and Kenny Rae; Steven Sell and Brad Elliott. A letter of thanks for a donation was read from the Sunday School. Mrs. Cooper reported that Miss a'race Bartja was to be the Fall rhankoffering speaker at the.mor. ling service on Nov, 5th. The sec- eenal meeting is to be at Union Miura; on Oct. 26th at which the ordwich W.M,S, is to present a ;kit. The delegate is to be Mrs. lack Wilson, The community friendship cards were sent to Mrs. Warrell and Ka- herine, also Mrs. Glenn Johnston. The worship service was in ;harge of Mrs. George Ashton, Mrs lack Wilson, Mrs, N. Harding, Mrs Clyne and Mrs. Graham, the theme oeing "What Is the Church?" ,31. Anne's Guild Is smorteormor Invited .6 to Gorrie FORDWICH- St, Anne's Guild met Thursday evening at the hone of Elva Foster, Mrs. .William Sothern presided, "My Faith Looks up to Thee" Was sung and Mrs. Sotherh was in charge of the study book, reviewing a chapter on "Faith". The minutes were read and the roll call was answered by 14 mem- bers and five visitors. The treas- urer gave a report. The birthday pox was donated. Lois Simmons gave a reading, ''She Took the Hammer": Rev, Attwell invited the mem- bers to a missionary meeting in Gorrie on Oct. 26. Mr.' Attwell closed the meeting with prayer. Lois Simmons conducted contests and lunch was served by the host- ess and Ruby Armstrong. Harold Woods Dies After Long Illness The neighbors of Harold Tisdale Weds, of R. R. 1, Belgrave, West Wawanosh, deeply regret the loss of a kind and helpful friend through his death in St. Joseph's Hospital, London, early Wednesday morning of last week. Mr. Woods had been seriously ill for several weeks, He was born June 17, 1921, in Vest Wawaresh Township, a son sf the late Harry Woods and Maude Tisdale, During World War If Mr. Woods ;pent three years with the Cana- dian Army on overseas duty. He was a member of the Royal Can- adian Legion, No, 309, Lucknow Branch, and attended Donnybrook United Church. He had been a farmer for the past eleven years. Mr, Woods is survived by his wife, the former Jean Dahmer, Of Kincardine Township, and four children, Betty Jean, 18, of London; Bob 14, Lorne 12 and Murray 1 years, all at home. There is a brother, George E. ',Tisdale; of Lan- don. His parents and an infant daughter, Nancy, predeceased him. The funeral was held on Friday afternoon from the MacKenzie Memorial Chapel, Lueknow, with Rev, C, Lewis, of Donnybrook, officiating, The organist Was. Elnite I'Whack. The pallbearers were Irvine, Brown, Sam Thompson, Gordon Naylor, Calvin Robinson, Maeoh, Robinson arid Ted Robinson. Inter- merit Was in 'Wed-thin Cemetery, • FORM Friencis of Mrs. Den, King will be sorry .to learn that at present she is confined to Wingham Hospital, suffering from,virus pneumonia. Mrs, Joe, Bennett and Mrs, Man- fred Irwin, of Gorrie, visited one James day l Vittie, i-twtiee.eit with -Mr. And Mrs. Mr. and. Mrs. Roy Simmons vis- ited Sunday with the former's mo- ther •and sister, Mrs. C. Simmons and Miss Luella in Clinton. Mrs. E. b-Attwell and Mrs, •Pe- ter Brown were in London Satur- day attending a meeting of the Junior Auxiliary of the Anglican Church. Mr, Murray Donaldson left last week far the Western provinces, where he will spend the next few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Don Doig and Mr. and Mrs. David Aldrich and little son of Galt visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs: Ross Doig. Mrs. 'Ruby Forester is spending a feaadays with friends in Toronto. Mies' Doris Leonard' of Listowel sent the week-end With Mrs. Wil- liam. Wilson, s.,nci.Phyllis, Mr.."-and'IArd, Peter Cliiomey and aaneY, oaaPert, Colboree spent the Week-end , with Mr. arid Mrs. Alex Keith., The latter returned to Port Colborne end"' will, spend a week there.' • . • '• .• Mr: .and MrisHectOr BroWne vis- ited Saturclay;,with Mr. and Mrs. Kirby Willi:5We see. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Schaefer, Mr. arid -Mrs:" Roy Simmons, Mr, and Mrs., ,Bruce Sothern and Mr. and Mrs Bill, Sothern were guests Sat- urday at the' Zimmerman -Cook Wedding Blyth United Church. Mr. :William_ Wilspn left Thurs- day for the .We§.torn: - Provinces, where he aelll visit relatives' for a few weeksie , • . MrS..:Garn. King spent a few days last Week with relatives . in Shel- there're. „ . Messrs. James Vittie and Mel Allan 'attended • a district C zone convention of the Canadian Le- gion held Sunday in 'Waterloo. Mrs, Percy Wilson is spending two weeks with relatives in Ni- agara Falls, Mrs. Glenn Johnson suffered a fracture of her right wrist while helping her husband adjust the I tongue on a wagon at the Erin fall fair. She had a cast put on at the , Wingham Hospital. • Myrtlle Wallace of Listowel visited over the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Stan Forester and at- tended the anniversary services on Sunday morning in the United Church. A very successful rummage sale bazaar and tea was held in the Fordwich community hall on Sat-1 urday, sponsored by the Howick Ladies' Auxiliary. Winners of the three draws were Ross Coates, of Wroxettr, Miss Carol Loughran of Fordwich and Mrs, William Sone. ern of Fordwich. Mr, and Mrs, Kenneth Jordan of Woodstock visited with Mr, and Mrs. C. Jordan last week-end, Mrs. William Wade, Mr. and Mrs. C. Jordan Were guests of Mrs. Mary Wade in Wingham on Sun- day. Turkey Dinner at Appleby Home WHITECELTROII--Mr, and Mrs. Glen Appleby of Glenannan held a gathering at the home of his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Apple- by, en Wednesday evening last, in honor of 'the 40th anniversary of their marriage. Many of the lit.,- long friends area neighbors of the cottple enjoyed the evening togeth. Cr. Gathering at 7 p.m., all enjoyed a delicious turkey dinner, with ail the trimmings, and then sat down to play earls or to reminisce. As remertibranee they were present- ed with a beautiful wall mirror, UNICEF HALLOWEEN . DE PREPARED TO EASE WORLD SUFFERING In the past six years a total of three-quarters of a million dollars has been donated to UNICEF pro- jects abroad by the children of Canada, The 1960 contribution of $260,000 made up of pennies, nickels and dimes from over 300,000 young- sters, reflected the tremendous growth in interest and enthusiasm which UNICEF has enjoyed since the initial gift of $18,00.Was made in 1955, This sum, corebitea wite the donations of over; 100 °thee countries has enabled the leark of the United Nations Chlidre-'s Fun' to continue to expand this year, providing health and welfare sees vices to 57 million. mothers and children. .Because UNICEF 9pprtos self-help basis with the . recip:eet governments matching 'every $1,00 donated by the Children's with $2.00 of their own, UNIC7F coins gain in value as they t.-av-I around'the world. You might start gathering an the, spare pennies or other srial) "lin -"k,' now, so that you will' beaprepared for the CGIT members Who wile again collect for UNICalat: s tase have for the past feereyeases No place else- conlii•year go as far-in satisfactiose IV' se- tual value. Each penny is euffieleet to provide five glasses: milk to a youngster in India or to nrotoct one child from TB 'iryot. Ten cents would provicle,ssab,:'ivitamin a •' capsules. Mrs. I. Hawking Dies in West Word was „received eshere . this week of the •death of: MaS. Isabel]. Hawking, in Killarney Heapital oh Friday, October 13th. • , Mrs. Hawking, the faartrer Robinson, was born -in 'praise:1i* Township and had 'heart ,a "resident of Wingham for many years, • s, Mrs. Hawking leaves 0. coil and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. iiran Hawking, and two grandchildren, of Brandon, Man.; a brother, Thomas, of Vancouver; and three sisters, Mrs. Robert Johnston, Mrs. Lillian Lamb and Miss Letitia Rob- inson, all of Wingham. Final Meeting of London Conference • Branch Executive The final executive meeting of London Conference Branch aVMS was held last Tuesday in Metro- politan United Church, London. Officers from nine counties, in- cluding Algoma, were present. At- tending from this district were Mrs, G, Michie, Belgrave, and Mrs. W, B. Cruikshank, and Mrs. G. W, Tif fin, of Wingham, Rev. Clifford Waite, the guest speaker, chose as his topic "The Vocabulary of Gratitude." He point- ed to the self-centredness of our present age and stressed the need for humility and unselfish deeds of gratitude, The treasurer reported $54,511.66 contributed to the Second quarter from London Conference Branch women. The allocation for London Conference women in 1962 Is $231.- 000 and for Huron $27,$50. The CGIT secretary repeated etteeta'ne the National Leaders' conference and a total of 6,000 leadoft and 51,- 000 girls enrolled in Carr in Can.. stela, The executive members lenired forward to the erganizatien .of The United Church Women, when all women in the church Will dedicate themselves. to the total mission of the church. An old Indian Was 'standing on the top of a hill with his son, look- ing over the beautiful valley below theta. "Some day, my son, all this land will belong to the Indiana again, paleface all go to the illeart.4 a pt EXPERTS IN TELEPHONE SERVICE • Installer Ivan Gardner is one of the Bell, folks around Wingham whose job it is to provide yOu With the best in telephone service. When- you request any changes or additions to your Service, Ivan, or one of his fellow craftsmen, comes to yotnahorne and does the work skilfully and efficiently. We're proud of these men and happy to have them represent ua.'As a representative of the Bell, Ivan is more than an installer-he's an expert in telephone service. He knows, for example, that the busy modern housewife finds the kitchen one of the handiest• place for on. extension phone. But more than that, lie can advise her. on the - best location for such a 'phone, us well as the most Suitable style and colour. He can elso suggest the type of phone that would lfo iffiest suitable for any room, including the bedroom, where a bedside telephone brings a feeling of security at night. Say•ehellna next time you see Ivan, or one of his fellow installers, in youk neigh- bekhood. know them by their familiar' green Bell truck). Ask them to show you, the different colour and. styles of phones that are available, They will be glad to talle it over with you. If you Wish to order a handy extension phone for your home, simply call us at 344 and we'll be glad to send one of our installers out to see you, i' It's that wonderful time of the year again when we all feel the urge to don the old hunting jacket, pick up our trusty gun and tramp off into the woods, Yes, .hunting is a grand sport! And everyone in Wingham will get their full measure of enjoyment out of It provided we all Observe the rules of good hunting, It might be worthwhile to have a quick look at the following few safety hints just in case some of them may have slipped your minds since last season: Keep your shooting controlled by a bill or other back stop; identify your game before you shoot; keep your barrdl clean and free from mud, 'eneav and other. obstructions: allow only Misty grille in tare, trucks, boats, camps, and homes; and' Make sure the safety catch Is psi; never leave et, loaded gun unattehded and carry your gun so you control the muzele at all times, . . . May we also remind you, net to fire iiithe'direation. . of wire and cables, glass insulators, or microwave towers. be helping to protect services that Ore Vital to you and, people you know, Enjoy happy, safe hunting this season,. here's one thing Weal like ,to remind you of those handy YELLOW PAGES,la the bads of your telephone directory. With house cleaning in full swing, Ws the greatest Way lee !'hunt" all over town for 'Whet you need. Clettilitig supplies, paiht, people you Mune it Mid yeti% find it In your "YELLOW PAGES. Yen save time and steps when you Use them. Xtie 17/111103am Zibi3ancr=Zriiiirs _ WINGIMIVI, ONTARIO, WEDNESDAY, Q,C,ICOBEle IS, 1961 • A REEF JUDGING TEAM from the Dlyth-lBeigrave 4-0 Beef Calf Club, teptasentihg fluron County in the 4-H Inter-Club earlipetitielle tie Guelph last week, topped a class of 41 other tennis, Murray Cemitee, Wingintin, and &Wray Scott, Belgrave, proudly show the Ontario Beef Cattle IiiipaaVeitteat Association trophy. The last time Huron County Wolk: first Pike at the Inter-Club was iii 1955,,A1'9iote by Don Grieve. ROLE OF CHURCH iTUDIED AT US, FORDWICH-The October meet- ng of the W.M,S, was held in the Sunday School room. Mrs, K. Gra- eam, president, opened the meeting with Psalm 103, followed by a pray- sr of thanksgiving. The roll call, 'Gratitude", was answered by 21 nembers and four visitors. Mrs. Jack Wilson sang a solo The second chapter of the' study took "Is the Church a Social Club tr a Power House?" was given aria 'dm Ashton closed the meeting with the benediction, Y. ,..