The Wingham Advance-Times, 1965-11-18, Page 7•
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W roxeter Personal Notes
Mr. and Mrs. Art Wheeler,
Misses Edith and Carol and Mr.
John Wheeler were in Sarnia for
the week -end where they visit-
ed at the homes of their daugh-
ters, Mr, and Mrs. Robt. Ma-
son and Mr. and Mrs. RickWil-
kins.
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Mr, Bill Durst, Stratford,
was at his home here for the
week -end.
Mrs, Wm. Smith, Toronto,
spent a few days with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. David Rob-
inson.
Mr. and Mrs, Danny Salter,
Toronto, spent the week -end at
their home here.
Miss Reta Cline, St. Cath-
arines, was a week -end guest
with Mr. and Mrs. Laurie Van-
Velsor.
Mr, and Mrs, Vern Clark,
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Pollock of Fordwich,
were in Brockville for the week-
end where they visited Mr. and
Mrs. Fraser Pollock.
Mr. and Mrs. George Gib-
son and Mrs. W. Weir attended
the funeral of the late Mr.
David Armstrong of Belgrave,
in Brussels last week.
Misses Elaine Sanderson and
Darlene Campbell of Kitchener
spent the week -end with Mr.
and Mrs. Ross Sanderson.
Mr. David Sanderson, Ailsa
Craig, was a week -end visitor
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Jas. Sanderson.
Mrs. Lloyd Jacques, Howick,
visited one day last week with
Miss Gertrude Bush and Mrs. W.
Weir.
Mr. John Hupfer and Miss
Hazel Sparling visited Mr. and
Mrs. Jas. Robertson, Goderich,
on Sunday. Mrs. Angus Car-
michael, who has spent the
past two weeks with her sister,
Mrs. A. Sparling, returned
home with them.
Had Most Rabies
In 10 Counties
GODERICH—Huron County
had more reported rabies cases
-34- in August, September and
October than nine other Ontar-
io counties.
"This is something we have
to live with. We've had years
with more cases," said Dr. R.
M. Aldis, Huron medical of-
ficer of health.
Regular rabies clinics are
sponsored by the county, which
are always trying to educate
people, he added.
In the same three-month
period, Wellington County had
24 cases, Grey 18 and Brant 14.
Wtngharn Advance -Times, Thursday, Ngv. J,6, 166;
Page 7
GRADE 11 and III children in Mrs. Conway's room enjoyed
open house as their parents arrived at the school. Richard
Sinnamon shows his mother, Mrs. Robert Sinnamon, and
his brother Wayne, some of his work.—A-T Photo.
CHILDREN IN GRADE IV, Mrs. J. Radford's room at the
public school, were well prepared for open house last -
week, and apparently enjoyed the visit by parents.
—Advance -Times Photo.
W.I,'s Adopted
Veteran Dies
WROXETER—Members of
the Wroxeter Branch of the Wo-
men's Institute will regret to
hear of the death of David Rod-
ger of Brockville.
Following the Second World
War, David, a paralyzed war
veteran then at Sunny Brook
Hospital, was adopted by the
Wroxeter Institute. Members
wrote a monthly letter, taking
turns. They remembered him
on all special occasions, bought
him a radio for his personal use
and several members visited
him.
David married his sweet-
heart to whom he was engaged
prior to going overseas. On
their honeymoon they visited
Wroxeter when a party washeld
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
H. V. MacKenney. A wed-
ding cake was provided and a
gift presented from the group.
David and Hilda Rodger took
up residence in Brockville.
Through the years, in spite of
his handicap, he had learned
to drive a car especially equip-
ped and was able to help take
care of the garden of vegetables
and flowers. A ramp was
built at the back door of the
house so that he could inde-
pendently come and go.
Friends here who have been
interested in David over the
years and did what they could
to make his life happier in ap-
preciation of his war effort ex-
tend sympathy to Mrs. Rodger. •
Howick Lions
Bin o Winners
WROXETER—Winners at the
Howick Lions bingo held in
Wroxeter Community Hall Fri-
day evening were: Mrs. Wm.
Elliott, R. R. 1, Bluevale; tied,
Miss Jacqueline Schill of For-
mosa and Frank Riehl, Wing -
ham; Frank Riehl, Wingham;
Mrs. Jean Crump, Wingham;
Mrs. Cecil Yeoman, R.R. 1,
Wroxeter; Paul Statia, Wrox-
eter; tied, Mrs. Thos. Leek,
Wroxeter and Miss Sharon Riley,
Wingham; Mrs. Robt. Mont-
gomery, Wingham; Mrs. Frank
Riehl, Wingham; Mrs. Doris
Adams, R. R. 1, Bluevale; tied,
Mrs. Cecil Yeoman, Wroxeter
and Mrs. Frank Riehl, Wingham;
tied, Frank Riehl, Wingham
and Wayne Hastings, Brussels.
Specials, Mrs. Geo. Hislop
Sr. , Wroxeter; tied, Mrs. Art
Wheeler and Mrs. Cecil Yeo-
man, Wroxeter; Mrs. Dave
Hastings, Brussels. Jackpot,
Ferguson Riley, Wingham.
BOUNCING BOBBINS
WROXETER—Kaye Wright
read the minutes of the fifth
meeting and Miss Liddiard,
home economist for Huron Coun-
ty, addressed the group.
Mrs. William Wright taught
the lesson and the girls worked
on their garments. Lunch was
served.
REMEMBRANCE DAY
LAKELET—A good represen-
tation from the Howick Branch
307 Royal Canadian Legion and
Ladies' Auxiliary to the Legion
attended the Remembrance Day
service on Sunday morning at
McIntosh United Church.
The Rev. Douglas L. Stev-
en was in charge. Music was
supplied by the McIntosh jun-
ior choir.
Lunch was served to the
members and their families by
the McIntosh United Church
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