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Fordwich Personais
Week -end visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Everitt Armstrong
were Mr,and Mrs. Gerald Potts
of Burlington and Mr, and Mrs.
Carson Crowder, of Peterbor-,
ough,
Mrs, Torn McClement and
Mrs, Ida Gallaher visited one
day last week with Mr. and Mrs,
Jim Inglis in Acton.
Miss Doris Carswell, Peggy
Gibson and Iris Armstrong re-
turned to Teachers' College,
Stratford, on Sunday after a
week's holidays at their respec-
tive homes.
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Kirkby
returned to Kingston Sunday
WI to Help with
Red Shield Drive
FORDWICH-The Women's
Institute held their annual
meeting and a pot luck dinner
at the home of Mrs. Anson
Demerling. Mrs. Robert Gib-
son presided for the meeting.
Devotions were taken by Miss
Minnie McElwain and the motto.
"Anytime is a good time to
start carrying out a good idea",
was given by Mrs. Mel Allan,
The roll call was "Why we
don't take office" and payment
of dues.
A committee consisting of
Mrs. H. Harris, Mrs, S. Bride,
Mrs. C. Harris, Mrs. C. Sothern
and Mrs. Robert Gibson were
chosen to arrange for the His-
torical Society meeting in
June.
A senior leaders' training
course was discussed. High-
lights from the district execu-
tive were given by Mrs. Anson
Demerling. Mrs. Robert Gib-
son, Mrs. Stan Bride and Mrs.
John Inglis were appointed
delegates to attend the East
Huron District annual to be
held in Molesworth United
Church on May 20. A thank
you note was read from the
community hall board for a
donation. It was decided to as-
sist the Salvation Army with
their Red Shield Drive.
Reports of the year were
given by conveners and Mrs.
Stan Bride presided for the in-
stallation of officers: President,
Mrs. Robert Gibson; 1st and
2nd vice-presidents, Mrs, John
Inglis and Mrs. Royden Devitt;
sec. treas. , Mrs. Crosby Soth-
ern; branch directors, Mrs. El-
mer Harding, Mrs. Glenn Mar•
lin and Mrs, Scott Clarkson;
pianist, Mrs. Lorne Siefert Sr.;
sunshine, Mrs. Earl Moore;
auditors, Mrs. S. Clarkson and
Mrs. Jack Brown. The nomina-
ting committee is Mrs, Glenn
Martin, Mrs. John Craig and
Mrs. Clare Harris,
Mrs. Robert Gibson gave
the legend of maple syrup.
after spending Easter holidays
with the latter's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Carroll Johnson,
Mr, and Mrs, John Tudan
and family of Toronto visited
Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Les
Loughran.
Mr. and Mrs, Carmen Bride
of Port Credit visited Saturday
with Mrs. H. M. Bride.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Winston
returned home last week after
spending the past six months at
Zephr Hills, Florida,
Johnnie Brown, Murray Wil-
son and Terry Clarkson all
underwent tonsilectomies in
Listowel Hospital last week.
Those from the community
who are confined to hospitals
are Mrs. Clarence Carswell in
Guelph General, Mr. Fred Nor-
ris in Brantford Hospital, Miss
Letitia Matthews in Stratford
General and Mr. and Mrs. Garn
King in Palmerston Hospital.
Mrs. William Sothern and
Mrs. William Mulvey were
Kitchener visitors one day last
week.
Mrs. Luella Pettiplace of
Kitchener was a week -end
guest at the home of Mr. and
Mrs, Gerry Martin.
Mr. and Mrs, Alex Keith
spent the week -end at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Chiomey in Port Colborne.
Mrs. Chiomey and children re-
turned home after spending a
week here with her parents.
Mr. Jack Winters spent sev-
eral days with relatives in Col-
lingwood.
Mr. and Mrs, Earl Moore,
Miss Eileen Miller and Mr. and
Mrs. Lee Hoist and family visit-
ed one day last week at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Mc-
Cormick at Alton.
Mrs. Pearl Patterson, Misses
Leslie Campbell and Hannah
Klaassen spent one day last
Was Resident of
Fordwich 50 Years
FORDWICH-A resident of
Huronview Home, Clinton, for
some time, Harry Sansom of
Fordwich died on Monday, April
19, He was 85.
His wife, the former Mary
Baird, whom he married in
Fordwich, predeceased him
several years ago. He is surviv-
ed by one brother, James, of
Toronto.
Mr. Sansom at one time op-
erated a general store and li-
brary. He had been a resident
of Fordwich for about 50 years.
He was a member of the United
Church and sang in the church
choir for a number of years.
The funeral was on Wednes-
day at the Moir funeral home.
Rev. A. C. Coles officiated.
week in Guelph with Mrs. Wil-
da Campbell in St.Joseph's
Hospital. Miss Ardyth Camp-
bell of Cordova Mines isspend-
ing the Easter holidays with
her grandmother, Mrs, Patter-
son,
Miss Linda Martin spent
last week with relatives in. Kit-
chener.
Miss Lenore $eswitherick
spent several days last week in
Toronto,
Mrs, Elmer Miller visited
one day last week with her pa-
rents, Mr, and Mrs. Drew Aitch-
eson, in Elora,
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bride
and Peter of Don Mills spent
several days last week at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Doig.
Mr, and Mrs. Harper Wood
of Rostock visited friends in
the community on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Foster and
little daughter of Toronto were
week -end visitors with Mrs.
Ruby Foster.
Mr. and Mrs. James Vittie
visited Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. John Boyd in Gorrie.
Mr. and Mrs, Ted Klaassen
and family and Miss Leslie
Campbell visited friends Satur-
day in Aylmer.
Miss Bonnie Inglis of Toron-
to spent the week -end with her
parents, Mr, and Mrs. John Ing-
lis.
Mrs. Len Wilson, Murray
and Susan spent two days in
Toronto. Mrs. John Dunbar
and four children returned with
them and spent the remainder
of the Easter holidays here.
Mrs. Robt. Dane
Dies in Hospital
GORRIE-Mrs. Robert Dane
died in Wingham General Hos-
pital last Thursday. She was
the former Sarah Hooey and
was born May 9, 1874 at Mild-
may, the daughter of the late
Mr. and Mrs. James Hooey.
She was a member of the
Gorrie United Church, the
United Church Women and the
former Women's Missionary
Society,
She married Robert George
Dane, January 11, 1905 and
had celebrated their 60th wed-
ding anniversary this January.
Surviving besides her husband
are one son, Stanley of Toron-
to; one brother, Charles Hooey
of Galt; one granddaughter and
three great grandchildren.
Funeral service was held at
Moir funeral home, Gorrie,
conducted by Rev. Fred W.
Taylor. Pallbearers were Burns
Stewart, Wesley Gallaway,
Sterling Finlay, Robert Elsch-
ner, Hector Hamilton and Rich-
ard Carson.
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The regular meeting of Cub
Pack A was held at the Scout
House with three leaders and
30 boys present, Opening cere-
monies were taken by Akela
and Yellow sixer Murray Leg-
gatt Ied the Grand Howl. In-
spection was conducted by the
leaders and Doug Mason won
the special woggle.
A game was played which
tested the boys' powers of ob-
servation. It proved to be some-
what frustrating, but rewarding
in the end. •
The Cubs were separated in-
to groups for study period.
Akela instructed a second star
group on first aid, Raksha as-
sisted another group in sema-
phore and Baloo passed all the
first star Cubs on telling time.
Baloo also reminded the boys
to get their plants started and
to begin their health charts.
Akela presented Torn Lee
with his collector's badge and
Doug Mason, Steven Maxwell
and Doug Vanderwoude receiv-
ed their toymaker's badge.
Closing ceremonies were
taken by Akela. The boys are
to begin wearing full uniform
next week and the meeting
will start sharp at 7 p.m, and
end at 8:30 p.m.
Peewees Lose
in Goderich
The Wingham Peewees were
defeated 6-0 by Forest and eli-
minated from the C series at
last week's Young Canada Week
in Goderich.
Winner of the Class C title
on Saturday was the Thornhill
team.
WILL gE REPLACED — If plans prdsented by the Public
School board to Council this week take shape the old
Wingham Public School will be replaced by a new eight-
room modern structure. The old building was erected
in 1878, and at the moment seven of its eight rooms aro
ill use. The board stated that the heating plant has to be
replaced, and this would require a separate building. The
program, cbsting $300,000 will also include ah auditorium
and library.
-Advance=Tirnes Photo.
Little Girl
Badly Burned
Paula Wilson, 5 -year-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Wilson of Scarborough, has
been in Scarborough General
Hospital the past three weeks
with third degree bums on her
body, suffered when her clothes
caught fire from the gas range.
She is recovering but will have
to have skin grafting.
Paula is the great granddau-
ghter of Mrs. Olive Irwin, Min-
nie Street. Her father attended
public school here.
BLUEVALE
Rev. T. E. Kennedy con-
ducted services in First Presby-
terian Church, Seaforth and
Knox Church, Bayfield, on
Sunday while Rev. L. Royal of
Knox Church, Goderich, con-
ducted the services in Knox
Churches at Bluevale and Bel -
more.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Kennedy
and daughters, Gail and Louise
of Ajax visited during the holi-
days with Rev. and Mrs. T. E.
Kennedy.
Rev. and Mrs. G. C. Mit-
chll spent a few days in Tor-
onto,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scott and
family of Newton visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hall on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alan White and
family of Springfield have been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. George
Lowis.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Garnis and
family visited during Easter
week with Mr. and Mrs. T. A.
Leishman and Neil, in Mark-
ham.
Mrs. Cecil Griffiths of Guelph
was a visitor with her sister,
Mrs. Charles Bosman and Mr.
Bosman during Easter week..
Mrs. William Blackmore
and Karen, of Ottawa, spent a
few days with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond Elliott.
Mrs. Gordon Greig, of Pet-
rolia, visited Mr. and Mrs. Alan
Campbell for a few days.
Mrs. Elton Mahood, Marion
and Darcy of Hamilton'visited
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos.
Parker for Easter week.
NOTICE
TOWN OF WINGHAM DOG TAGS
ARE DUE AND PAYABLE
MAY 1, 1965.
ALL DOGS NOT TAGGED ON THAT DATE MAY BE
SEIZED, IMPOUNDED AND DESTROYED IF NOT
CLAIMED WITHIN THREE DAYS.
WILLIAM RENWICK,
CLERK -TREASURER,
29b TOWN OF WINGHAM.
'Notice Re Dogs Running At Large
By -Law No. 1255, Town of Wingham, probihits
dogs from running at large from MAY 1st to SEPTEM-
BER 1st in each year. Any dog found running at large
• may be seized, impounded and killed. All owners or
harbourers of dogs are hereby notified to take the
necessary action to confine their dogs until September.
JAMES D. MILLER,
29b CHIEF OF POLICE.
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Rev. C. F. Johnson, L.Th. - Rector
Mrs. Gordon Davidson • Organist
SECOND SUNDAY AFTER EASTER—MAY 2
9:45 a.m.—Sunday School.
11:00 a.m.--Holy Communion.
Thursday, May 6—W.A. Guild, Parish Room, 3 o'clock.
Give Generously .. .
SALVATION ARMY
RED SHIELD CAMPAIGN
STARTS SATURDAY, MAY lsf.
IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO MAIL A DONATION TO THIS WORTHY CAUSE,
PLEASE MAKE YOUR CHEQUE OR MONEY ORDER PAYABLE TO:
THE SALVATION ARMY, WINGHAM CORPS
OR CONTACTt CAPTAIN A. FERRIS,
BOX 610, WINGHAM, ONTARIO
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