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l,alior of Mr. and Mrs. Carr Pare't•v
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tund the young couple was present
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1a„t ‘.44•4 1i. in 1'utlinewtiud with his
mottles, tle s, Mt•i. Ai;ne.., Winters.
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:Sirs Emma :saints who has been
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ing 37 ladies, members of the Fords WIdITIdCHIJP.CI3 • The United
with Woolen's Institute, boarded
Align !feed's bus, First stop was Church Women and. their children
met on Wednesday at the home of
Mrs. J. D. Beecroft ter a picnic
meeting, with the president, Mrs,
Clarence Rltehie, in the chair for a
program presented by the (children.
Tlie there was "let's Go :Out-
door•s.»
Beverley Soloman read the Scrip.
ture and Brenda Ritchie led, in
prayer. Joyce Tiffin, Janis Farrier
and Diane Swan sang solos, and
many of the children had recite-
Hons. Mrs. G. C`, Mitchell told the
story of the Good Samaritan, with
the use of the flannelgraph, and
closedthemeeting with pr.
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.
With 1vlrs. Ritchie and Mrs.
Sleiglhthohn in charge the eitthclren
enjoyed the outdoor ,games while
the UCC held a short sleeting,
President Mrs. Millan Moore pre-
sided, Mrs, M, Chapman and Mrs,
3, G. Gillespie were thanked for
their 1•eeent contributions towards
the study book and the organ fund.
Plans were made for the next meet-
ing, with the South group to be in
charge. A quilt will be done in. the
SS room this week, Mrs. Moore
announced the receipt of $88,00
for the In Memoriam fund for her
mother, the late Mrs. W. J. Watt,
and thanked those wha assisted at
the church when members of the
family were here. Mrs. Moore
closed the meeting with prayer.
All enjoyed the social time that
followed, with sandwiches, freshie,
cake and ice cream, and tea for
bhe older ones.
',)urban where they visited the
veneer plant and a guide explained
the process of wood from log to the
finished article.
They then journeyed to Kin.
eardiu:e where they had a picnic
dinner at the Deme] and then went
to Clinton to BurOnview 1 -Tonle
where a program was put on for
the residents. Rosebuds were given
to many from FTowlck, with whom
the ladies visited. They were shown
through the Huue. The return trip
wets by way of Listowel and they
had supper at the Blue Barn. Mi•.
Hayward had a guide show tete
ladies the very beautiful building
which was formerly a farm barn
They arrived home at 8.30 p.m.
atter a happy day.
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Jackie, of Paris, visited. on Sun-
day at the house of IvMI'. and Mrs.
Earl Moore.
On Sunday, August 5th, the mem-
orial service of the LOL and LOBA
lodges will be held in the Ford-
wich eenetery at 2.30 pan. Rev. A,
Cr. Coles, of the United Church, will
be the guest speaker, Everyone
welcome,
Mr. and Mrs. Morley Johnson en-
joyed a motor trip last week
through Northern Ontario,
Jest wishes are extended to Mr.
and Mrs. Cliff Johnson, of Listowel,
and former residents of Fordwich,
who on Sunday celebated their 50th
wedding anniversary. Quite a num-
ber from here called at their home
during the day,
Mr. and Mrs. Earny Darcey re-
turned home Saturday after visit- U.C.W. HOLD MEETING
ing with relatives in the Western
Provinces for the past month, ENEMIES OFSOCIETY
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald McGugan jlJyp SOCIETY
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and. Linda, of St, Thomas, spent ��� 11 it���iE
one day last week at the home of r LLL(((111�11a`t`
Mi. and Mrs. Dong Holt. W.HITECHURC:rH --• The United
Mr. and Mrs. Sam. Robinson and Church Women of the Calvin -Brick
Mr. John Winters were London Church met on. Wednesday evening
visitors ane day last week. at the home of Mrs. Gordon Mc -
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Goldrich, of Burney with eleven ladies present.
London, visited on Sunday with Mrs. .Tohn Jamieson presided for
s
Ivlt•. and Mrs. Anson De a lin
m r g. the meeting, giving the call. to
Mr, and Mrs. Douglas Holt, Mrs.
Dora Ridley and Miss Karen Lynn worship, with the theme "The
and. John. Bolander spent Saturday Church and This Day.
in London,
Mr. Leslie Loughan, of Fordwich,
had the misfortune to have his
1957 Meteor car stolen from in
Mrs. Kenneth. Mason read the
Scripture and Mrs, Jamieson led
in the prayer for the success of
the work of missionaries, Mrs,
front of his home Tuesday morning Mason reviewed the chapters of the
between the hours of i. a.m. and study hook, "Signals for the Six -
8 a.rn, Ontario Provincial Police ties," Mrs. Lawrence Taylor gave
of Wingham are investigating but a, talk on "The Enemies of Our
no trace of it had been found Society" and need for co-operation
Monday,
Mr. and Mrs, Wray Cooper and and individual responsible leader -
Mr, and Mrs. Harold Doig spent ship. Mrs, Gilbert Beecroft read a
Monday in. Toronto, letter of thanks for the hale, and
MI', and Mrs, Peter Browne, the ladies decided to send the $10.20
Teddy and Peter spent a couple to have it sent to Korea,
of days last week in Toronto. I Mrs, Roy Pattison reported for
Best wishes to Mr. and Mrs, Bob the flower committee. Plans were
CarnpbeIl tRuth Hibberd) who were !made to take the service on one
married Saturday in Fordwich'
United Church,
Miss Earlda Denny, of Erin, is
spending a couple of weeks with
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Moore.
Miss Danna Siefert, of Galt, spent
the week -end at the horse of her
parents, Mr, and Mrs, Lorne Sief-
ert.
Miss Marjory Foster and Miss
Pat Beard, of Toronto. visited over
the week -end with the former's
mother, Mrs, Ruby Foster,
Mrs, Robert Campbell and family
spent last week at Amberley,
Mr. and Mrs, Wray Cooper and
Elizabeth returned horse last week
after a six weeks' visit to Germany
and France.
Mr. and Mrs, Jack King and fam-
ily visited one day last week with
relatives in Guelph,
Miss Tnehna Orth returned to
her home in Listowel after spend-
ing several days with Mr. and Mrs,
Wellington. Hargrave.
Mr, and Mrs. Jim. Stewart and
children visited recently with Mr,
and Mrs. Jack Stewart in Oshawa.
Mr. and. Mrs. Murray Kirkby, of
Kingston, were week -end visitors
with Mr. and Mrs, Carroll Johnson.
Miss Sharon Pollock, of Ripley,
spent the week -end at her home
here,
Mrs, Melpha }Tolland, of Palmer-
ston, is spending this week at her
home here,
Wm G. Lockhart
Dies at Woodstock
GORRIE•-•-William G, Lockhart,
of Eastwood, died Sunday, July 15,
at the Millway Nursing Home,
Woodstock, at the age of 86 years.
He was born, at Princeton and
farmed for some time in the Wood-
stock vicinity, He had lived retired
at Eastwood for a number of years,
His first wife was Ann Bennett,
'who predeceased him, In July, 1957,
he was married to Mrs. Isabel
I,, Dater, of Dlrnira, formerly of Gor-
rie. She passed away in, January
of this year,
Survivors are one sister, Mrs.
Peter (Jennie) Wettlaufer, of War-
ren, Pa., and one brother, John, of
Ottawa,
lie was a member of the Angli-
ran Chureh at Eastwood,
Funeral service was at the Ro-
wel/ funeral home, Woodstock, and
burial in the Congregational
Cemetery, Burford.
Sunday in August. Mrs, Beecroft
gave a talk nn the new study book
"On Asia's Rim," and closed with
the benediction. Mrs, McBurney's
group served the quarterly birth-
day tea,
Sunday School
Picnic Held
LAKELET • The Melntosh and
Belmore United Church. Sunday
Schools held their ennuis] joint
picnic at the Ciorrie community
park on. Saturday afternoon. A
very good crowd was in attendance
and the weather was very favor-
able.
Contests, races and swimming
were enjoyed by the young people,
followed by a picnic Lunch.
LAKELET
Mr. and Mrs, Paul Knudsen of
Toronto spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs, William Smith. Mrs,
Smith returned with her daaghtter
and son-in-law to visit for a time.
Week -end visitors with Mr, and
Mrs. Irvin Reidt were Mr. and Mrs,
Paul Skaz of Guelph and Mr, (Ilen
Reidt of Gilelph,
Mrs, Matilda Keiteh and (laugh-
ter Doris and Mr. and Mrs, Egan
Fehr of Oshawa spent a week's
vacation with. Mr, and Mrs. Don
Webber and Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Webber, Miss Nancy Webber re-
turned with Mrs, Keiteh for a few
weeks' vacation. Also visiting with
Mr. and Mrs, Don Webber were
Mrs, Ken Connolly awl family of
Mitek ell,
Misses Louise, Marie anti Janice
McComb vacationed for a few days
with their grandfather, Mr. Abe
McComb at Palmerston.
Mr, and Mrs, Tom Fairbourn
and family of Guelph visited with
Mr. and Mrs, Gordon McKee on
Sunday.
Master Louis McKee visited last
week at the home of Mr. and. Mrs.
Gordon Wright,
Mr, and Mrs. John Wright and
baby daughter and Mr. and Mrs
Bob Kreller and family spent last
week at a cottage at Riar
ton.
Presbyterian W,M,S,
Regular ar eetr ,
,�t"c Meeting
n9
W'HITE'CHUROH-'1'he WMS. of
the Presbyterian Church ,inet last
Wednesday afternoon at the Monte
of the president, Mrs, Victor E1n-
erson, with eleven ladles attending
and Mrs. Emerson in charge. She
gave the ,can to worship,
Mrs, Dawson -Craig read the
Scripture message .and led in the
meditation period, giving the mean-
ing of the word "!Amen." Mrs.
Frank Coulter led in the Calad Tid-
ings prayer, The roll call was an-
swered by eaoh. one lntrodue ing the
guest they had invited. Mrs. Bill
dedicated the offering, •
Mr. D. Hill was the speaker for
the °evasion and spoke on "Whose
Job Is It?" Mr. Hill stressed that
the job and chore for .each member
is to work for the advancement of
God's work at home and abroad.
Mrs. James McInnis gave a read-
ing, "The End of. the World," and
Mrs. ,Andrew Gaunt read a Mis-
sionary, letter from Mr. and Mrs:
Roy Ward, of Nigeria, Mrs, Emer-
son closed the meeting with prayer
and the social hour was enjoyed
by all.
Vacation School
Opened. Monday
WHITECHT.JRCH--• The vacation
school started on Monday at the
home of Mrs. James Richardson, of
Kinloss, with 51 children present.
Mrs. Gordon Walsh was in charge
of the beginners' class with Suz-
anne and Wendy Reynolds assist-
ing her. The juniors were taken by
Mrs, Allan Graham. with Linda
Johnston assisting. The seniors
were taken by Mrs. Richardson
with Dorsa MacKenzie assisting,
CIIIHRIE
Mrs. Win, Thurlow, Miss Pamela
Thurlow, of McA.daln, New Bruns-
wick, are visiting at the home of
Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth. Underwood.
Gerald Hyndman. spent his vaca-
tion with Mr, and Mrs. Delmer
Dilworth, of Ethel,
Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Charles.
Gail and Arthur, of Listowel, spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Charles. Kenneth, Robin and Carol
Ann Charles, of Burwash, are holi-
daying with their. grandparents,
Mrs. Harry Smith. and Robbie, of
Calgary, Mrs,Georgina Smith, of
. Seaforth, Mrs, Vera Taman, Mrs,
1 W, Kelterborn, of Milverton., and
Miss Yvonne Mohr, of Landon,
spent Wednesday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs, Cloyne Mir.hel,
Mrs. Eccles Dow, Nelson. Donald
and Ivan, East Wawanosh Town-
ship, visited Sunday with Mr, and
Mrs. Hector Hamilton. Carman
Hamilton aecompauled them on
their return home to spend a few
days.
Mr., and Mrs. Harold Francis,
Cindy, Gerald and Danny, ,of Wing -
ham, visited Mrs, Frank Wright
on Sunday, Master Owen Wright,
Con. 15, Howick Township, Is holi-
daying at the same home.
Master Ronald Parrish, of God-
erieh, returned home Friday after
holidaying at the homes of Miss
Emma Irwin end Mr, and Mrs.
Manfred Irwin,
Mr, and Mrs. Gordon. Jamieson
Of Goderich;`were guests of Mr.
and Mrs, T. L, McInnes on Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs. Stanley Goalie, of
Toronto, spent the week -end. with
IMr, and Mrs, Manfred Irwin,
Mr. Jack Musgrove, Walkerton,
1 spent the week -end at the Home of
Mrs. Mabel Gilkinson,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank King spent
the week -end with their daughter,
Mrs. Robert Featherston. ,and Mr. I Y[
Featherston, at Orillie. I
Mrs, Vera Elliott and Linda, Mrs. =
Keith Moffat, of Wingham; Mrs. 114
Colleen Robertson, I3luevale, visited a
World's Fair in Seattle.
Mr, and Mrs, elareuve Sperling
and Wanda were guests at the
:Spciran-Smith wedding in Knox
United Church in Clifford on Sat-
urday. Miss `Y"vonne Sperling was
bridesmaid.
Mrs, .Glad Edgar and grandson,
Stephen l')dgai', spent a few days
at fort Elgin,
Miss Lenore Edge!, of London,
spent the week -end with . her
mother, Mrs, Fred, Fcigel.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Budd are
visiting their son, George, in. Tim-
mins Hospital. £le had seriously
injured his aria in a hay baler,
Mrs. W. O. King, anti !Miss Judy
King spent a few days in Toronto
and also visited at Niagara Faris,
Misses Lynda Stewart and Diane
\Vallilcte, of llai'riston, spent a few
days at the pante at Mr, and Mrs.
Gordon Underwood.
Famiily Party for
Henry Mathers, 83
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was held at the Home of Mr, and
Mrs, Charles Mathers in honor of
Henry Mathers' 83rd birthday an
Sunday. Those present were Mr,
and Mrs. Wilbert Mathers,. Kin-
cardine: Mr. and Mr's. Jos. 'rif-
fle and family, Wingham; Miss
Viola Mathers, Wingham; Mr, And
Mrs. James Moses and family of
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