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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1958-08-13, Page 5‘,•••.". FORDWICH quite* uumuoer of citieana frtun the eounluunitY attended the cell- tennig celebrationa In Ltieknew. Mr, and Mrs, Clifford Denny, Bobby and Judy of Owen Sound, visited friends in the cernnitiriltY last Weelr• Mrs, Jean Pietch. Martha.Jean and. Helen, of Chicago, spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. Key Gad. ke. Mrs. Pearl :Patterson and Leslie Campbell spent one day last week in Kitehener. Mr. and Mrs, Raymond Baylor and four children left last week Xor Newfoundland where Mr, Bay, for will be employed with con- struction. Of course money doesn't grow on treesbut about a dollar set aside each day can amount to $10,000. in twenty years. Talk it over soon with an Investors representative— "your best friend financially." Call or write: Thos. A. Jardin Phone 147 WINGHAM, ONT. John W. Waines E. R. 3, LISTOWEL Phone 1042 Mr. and Mrs. Evan. Fallis and daughter Evelyn, of Mount Vernon, Ohio, visited last week with Mrs. E. Fallis, Mr. and Mrs. George Bolander and John spent the week-end with Mrs, Dora Ridley. • Visitors last week at the home of 11,1r, and Mrs. Bert Winsiton were Mrs, Nellie Ruffle, of Tor- onto, Mrs, C, Colville of Los Ang- eles and Mr. Frank Colville of St. Louis. Miss Elizabeth Armstrong re- turned home on Saturday after spending two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. George Bolander in London, Mr. and Mrs, Harold Cunning- ham of St. Catharines visited for several days last week With Mr. and Mrs, E. MatthewS, Mr. and Mrs, Earl Baker and family of London spent last week With Mrs. Geo, Baker. Mrs. Ruby Forester returned to Toronto last, week after spending a month at her home here. Master Barry Matthews is visit- ing for two weeks in London with Mr. and Mrs. Mac Corhett. Mrs. John Inglis and Tommy spent a few days in Lucknow last week. Mr. and Mrs. Don Seabrook 'and family, and' Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Doig of St, Catharines visited over the week-end with Mr, and Mrs. Ross Doig, Miss Maida. Elliott. of Sudbury and Miss Rhonda Wade of 'Wood- stock spent a few days last week with Mrs. William Wade and Bea- trice. Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay Galbraith, Mr. and Mrs. Earny. Dinsmore and Mr. Jack Dinsmore attended the Dinsmore •reunion held on- Satur- day in Thornbury. ' Messrs. Bruee Willla:mSon' and Morris McCarthy visited over the Week-end with the former's mother, Investors syndicate OP CANA DA. t DUD OFFICE: WINNIP1111. oOriccs IN CAINCIPALCIOCS ilifr't~q; 47) We can ghOw you how- to grow money Pig "fail Curler HAVE YOU EVER HAD = = Litters which have had a setback? Litters from sale barns? Litters troubled with disease? Litters abnormally large? , • Litters from sows short of milk? Litters troubled with unthriftiness? ALMOST EVERY litter will benefit from this highly fortified SHUR-GAIN feed — specifically designed to make those poor, slow doers GO with the best of them. 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Meeting , FORDWICH—The Woman's As- sociation of the Foidwich United Church met in the church parlour for the August meeting. In the ab- Sence of the president, Mrs. Glenn Johnston, Mrs, Win, Wilson presid- ed. Mrs. George Bauer was appoint- ed secretary in place of Mrs,' Wm, Campbell, who was unable to be present. ',The theme .of the meeting was '-'Our Share , in Making.. Christ Known to the World". The hymn, 'bh Master Let ke • Walk with Thee" was sung, Mrs N, Holland's read the Scripture assort. 'The meditation and prayer were led-by the president:- " 'The minutes of the last meeting were read. The roll call was ans- wered and correspondence was .read. The treasurer was authoriz- ed to pay the association's share of the Vacation School eXpenseS and their half of the expenses for sending the spring bale, A fowl supper and bazaar were discussed but no decisions were made, The rest of the afternoon was spent in quilting. Pot luck lunch was enjoyed. BENRAVE Honorable Mention For'Quilt Blocks FORDWICH—The secretary of Fordwich Institute received word front the provincial office that 'honorable mention was given to their quilt blocks at the judging for all Ontario, which took place, in Toronto. The winner wis be announced at a tea in the Royal York on August 19th. ' The August meeting of the Bel- grave Women's Institute Will be held on Tuesday, August 19, and this, is the Grandmothers' meet, trik. Convener is MrS. S. ?rooter. Mrs, Herb Wheeler will give reading. The address will be by Mrs, George Mithie and music will be by the grandmothers. The roll call will be answered with "An Incident of Pioneer Days." There Will be a display of quilts, old and new, and quilt bloelca. Lunch will be served by Mrs, L. Storehouse, Mrs. C. togan and Mrs, S, Black. Mt and Mrs, .Tolin MeCalltun are tiojoying a week at Port Mein With their daughter and Wi,11)-)0Ak'l FURNITURE PioJo is, Held. xni Fotdwich r011PW1011--no old Teen !role Class of Pine River Liniteid Church Met for their biennial pie- rkie at the borne of Mrs. J, Poiloek in Fordwleh, The after,. noon was spent in visiting and contests, Lunch was enjoyed. Those attending were Mrs. Frank Turner and fernily, of 4:nleY Creek; Mrs. GeorP Dane and Erie, of Gerrie; Mr's, Grant Mael.,tentian and family Of Listowel; Mrs. K. M. NfaeLerinall of Wing- ham; Mrs. -Eldon Bradley of AM*. beriVi Mrs, Leonard Irwin. and Mrs. John Ferguson of Reid's Cor- ners. Sholverlield for EirWElect FPAPWICH---A. surprise shower was held An Wednesday night at the home of Mrs., Cameron Stew- art, 4n honour of Miss Anne, Kite- ley, bride-elect of this month, The bride was escorted to a chair beneath a decorated arch., The evening was then spent in a social wilt/ with several contests POPrInct• ed by Mrs, garold Doig of Ford- wieh. About 25 friends eind rela- tives were present; each presentini the 'bride with a verse of good wishes and one dollar bills whipl were pinned on a gaily decorated umbrella, Anna thanked everyone and E deliCIQUS lunch was served by the hostess. FIELD COMPETITION WINNERS ARE NAMES • YORDWICH--Results of Howich Agricultural Society Field Crop Competition in Garry Oats are a' follows: Oscar Keiffer, 89 points James Robinson, 87; Wm, Camp bell, 86; S. J. Robinson, 85; Ed Powell, 84; R, Hibberd, 83; Rob' Gibson, 82; G. Mundell, 81; R. Mc Michael, 80; Wm, McElWain, 78;'A Bast, '76. Judge for the Field Crop.Clop petition was Donald Street, Lis towel. One bushel of each of tht above grain is, to be exhibited. a the Howick Fair in Fordwich,. or September 26 and 27. Mrs. Emma Williamson, Miss Florence Leppington •corn menced her duties last week in the Bank of Commer'ce here. 'Mr. and, Mrs: Fred Siefert o. Gait spent a Couple of days las week with the former's parents Mr, and Mrs, Lorne Siefert. • Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Lynn ane Mr, and Mrs. Lyle Simmons spent a few days last week in Buffalo. Mr. , and Mrs. Don Bridge spe.n the week-end at Amberley. Mrs. Bob Petznickt and family o Ritchener visited , over the week, end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Schaefer, Mr. and Mrs. Stan Forester ant Mr. and Mrs, Robt. Hibbert anc Glenna attended the Derry' Day celebrations in. Guelph on Batur- day. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Hambly and family of Guelph visited 'on, Sun- day with. Mr. and Mrs.Fred Hamb• ly. Little Wendy Hambly returned home after spending two week: with her grandparents. Mr. and. Mrs. Wilmot Craig of TorAnto spent the week-end with Mr, and Mrs. John Craig and Mrs William Craig. Mr. and Mrs, Ken Graham spent last week visiting friends in Tor- onto, Tweed and Bancroft. Mist Janet Graham of Tweed returned with them 'for a few days' visit. Miss Margaret Dunn, Miss Doro- thy Hallas and Miss Jean Hobson all of Montreal, are visiting this. week with Mr. and Mrs, William. McCann. Miss Margaret McCann of Listowel spent the week-end at her home and Mr. and Mrs Bruce Arnent, Mr. and Mrs. JohE Baker, of Listowel, Mr. and Mrs, Jim McCann and datighter of Pal. merston, Mr, and Mrs, Bill Hut- chison and family and Mr. ant Mrs. Fred McCann and Ricky were Sunday visitors at' the same home. Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Warren were Rev, and Mrs. J. Maxwell and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hindman of Crandall, Manitoba. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Keith and Randy of. Waterloo are spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Keith. ' Mr, and Mrs. Mel Allan and Mr, and Mrs. Carl Johnston spent the week-end at' Port Elgin. Mrs. -Cameron Taylor Was W.M.S. Hostess McINTOSH--(The regular' meet- ing of the W,M.S. was held ,at the home of ' Mrs. Cameron Taylor with an attendance of seven mem- bers and five children. ' • Miss Nellie Doig leader, opened the meeting with the* call to wor- ship, "The Earth 'is the Lords" and the prayer of approach. Hymn 434 was sung. The Scrip- ture.was from Deut. 8, verses ,11-1.f With everyone reading a' 'verse. A very interesting discussion follow- ed. Hymn 504 was sung after whicl- Mrs. Adam Darling gave a. splen- did paper. on Japan: A piano solo, rendered by Elaine Taylor, was, very much enjoyed. Minutes were read and adopted and the roll call was a verse or "Power". A. reading was given by Mrs. Walter Renwick. Hymn 37f was sung and Miss Nellie Doig closed with prayer. Mr. and Mrs. George Jones and family of London. Mrs. Joe Morgan and daughter; of Ailsa Craig visited last weel, With her parents, Mr. and Mrs William Kelly. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Stone- house and Sonja of London spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs Robert Stonehouse and Mr, and Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse. Mrs. Thomas Smith, Mrs. James Lamont and Dale and Mrs. Ralph McCrea, and Douglas called on Mrs. Elizabeth Campbell and Mrs. M. Chamney in Wingham last week. Mr. Norman Hill, Robert and David of Toronto Spent the week- 'rrld with Mr. and Mrs, Harry Mc- attire, Mrs. Robert Higgins visited 'n Toronto on Sunday. Mrs, Fen Davidson, Carol Lynn and Mary Sue, of Glencoe, are spending a week's holidays with her parents, Mr. arid Mrs, William VanCanip. Mrs, Ralph Anderson, Richard, `galley and' Doreen are Visiting this week With Mr, and Mrs, Les Wills and family at Milton. Mr. Charlie Cole of London snout the week-end With Mr, and Mrs. James Miehie. Mrs. Robert Beattie of Winthrop is spending a few days with her daughter and son-in4aw, Mr, and Mrs, George kithic and family. Miases Barbara Irwin and Val. brie itethery of Termite visited last veek with the former's patents, Mr, and MS. Person Irwin and other relatives. Other guests at the tonne home and with district rela-lives last week were Mrs, Gibson Armstrong, Gait and David, of London, (2-piece suite) This price effective until; August 31st Order Now at this very Special Price. In beautiful Frieze — 6 colors to choose from TRADE=I'N ACCEPTED TERMS ARRANGED 1111.011111101>M10.1=1.1 .111111.60111111•0Mi40.1.1111•11.• ,rvinimanor W. R. HAMILTON • OPTOMETRIST U 1 Thoroughness — Ability — .Time tesfoil. 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