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ther, Mr. Alex Inglis,
Mr, and Mrs, Walter Tames, Roy
and Leonard, of Woodstock; spent
the -week-end at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs, Arthur
Moore, •
Mr, and Mrs. Stewart CoirIdfld,
of • Toronfo, spent the week-end
with flee parents, 'Mr, and Mrs,..
Chas. Robinson and with WroXeter
relativei
Mr. John McGee received word
on Saturday that his sister, Mrs.
Jennie Simpson, who had been a
patient in St, Joseph's Hospital,
London, for the past nine weeks,
was able to retuiin to her home in
London on Saturday,
'Mrs, David Kennedy of White-
church has been under the doctor's
care over, the ,week-end with flit
and Miss Annie Kennedy has-been
bottle for the past two weeks With
a severe cold.
Mr, and Mrs, Donald Fraser and
Randy •of Walton-visited'on Sim-
day, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Montgomery, .
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth' .7ehnston
and daughters of Clinton and Mr,
and Mrs, Chas. Wadd and family
of Seaforth visited on Sunday with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gera
shorn Johnston,
Bryan Coultes, sop of Mr. and
Mrs, Tames Coultes, who underwent
an 'operation for appendicitis on
Sunday last in Winghain
returned home on Saturday.
Mrs. Gilbert Hamilton of Luck-
now visited on, Saturday with her.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A, E. Buck--
ton.
Little Alan Falconer, son of: Mr,
and 'Mrs.- Angus Falconer., has
been very ill with flu during the
past week 'at the home of Ida
randparents, . Mr, rind Mrs, CC
ell Falconer.
Mrs. Earl Caslick •and Mrs. Jas,
McInnis have been under the doc-
tor's care' during the week-end
with fin.,
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MRS. D. •W. RAE' IS
RECIPIENT OF GIFT
WROXETER ' Vice-president
Mrs. James Sanderson presided for
the March meeting of the Wee:lien's
Missionary Society United Church,
held in.the elmrch school room on
Friday afternoon, The worship
service was taken from the life
of Jonah and Mrs. Gilbert Howes
gave the commentary. Mrs, James
Doig was organist, Mrs. Ken Ed-
gar read a serrionette, "Why
Doesn't God Do Something?" writ-
ten by Rev, 'T. G. Hunter of Wing-
ham United Charch,for The Wing-
ham Advance-Pintas. The study
borik, "Conperns of a COntinenr,
was continued, Mrs. 'Edgar pre-
senting the chapter dealing with
immigration. A discussion period'
followed. '
A letter from Mrs, Moot of God• -
erich, stewardship secretary for
Huron Presbytery'. announced the
1.959 allocation as $240.00, Miss
Marian Current a Korea was A
Missionary for special Prayer, The
members were told the 1958 ntis
frlo,nary for 'prayer had been mar-
ried and with her liriaband, was
studying at Yale University in Me-
natation to return to Korea. Miss
Elva Huffer, secretary of supplies,
read 'a letter from Miss Ada, San-
dell of Korea, acknowledging two'
parcels shipped to her last No-
vember,
Two ,members called on Mrs, D,
W. Rae; oldest mother of the
Wrexeter VVaVS,-, and presented a`-
gift in honour of her birthday on
March 20tb. Mrs. Ttae has been an
active member ,frorn the time the
society was first organized, Re.
arrest was made for gifts and good
used 'clothing for two ,terayear-old
The W.1, Will hold its Easter'
Thankefferng SerViee on Sunday,
April. 26th at 10 fan, with Rev,
Sach ' of, Bervie 'United Chtlreh as,
guest Sneaker, The Buds of Pro-
mice Mission Band will hold its
Easter Thariltoffering on the after-.
noon of 'Match 31st at 3 o'clock in
the church sehoeirooin when mem;
bers Of the W.M.S. and mothers of
the children will be guests and Mrs,-
aeorge Cihy.4ori guest speaker, Mem.;
hers are asked to note change of
date,
Reif eat( at the April Meeting Will,
be arial,Vered with ti pale of terry4
Slit/Pert to ha sent .to A mission,
hospItiAL
Alg!At 1111.0. Wiaghum adygpeoqbareS., WednearION$ Mari 1.14
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Phone 770
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Mr. and Mrs. Carl Weber and
daughters visited on Sunday with
Mr, and Mrs: Robert Chambers at
Hatriston and Mr. and Mrs. deOrge
'Weber of AVaterloo visited on Sat.
urday with Mr. and Mrs. Carl We-
ber.
Mr. and Mrs, .Tohn Pardon and
their grand-daughter, betty Zinn,
Spent Sunday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Pardon, of
Thorndale.
The, representative of the Dept.
of Highways was ire, the village on
Wednesday and met the president
of the Institute, Mrs. Russell Rose,
and the --executive and will have
'the necessary signs • erected east
and west, of the .north, intersection
as soon as possible to curb ears
parking too •close to the corner,
Mrs, Harry Moss and daughter,'
Janie, of Plattsville, „visited 'here
oh Friday last and her mother,
Mrs. Ben McCienaghan, who had
spent the past two weeks at Platts-
ville, returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. Orville MiteheRand
Mr. and Mrs. Crest Hawerchuk 'of
Toronto spent the weekend at the
home of Mr; and Mrs. William
'Henry,
Mr. James E. Carrie was able to
get the Cast removed from his
peck and ,shoulders one day last
week, after wearing it since the
accident in which he was hurt last.
Septen-bber.
Mr. and Mrs, William Merher-
son and children 6f St, Miens vis-
ited on Sunday with her parents,
Mr. And Mrs. Gordon Elliott,
Mr. and Mrs Cilbert. Beeeroft
and little Grace visited on Wedires-
day with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs, Robert Watson, at Bruce-
field.
Mr, and Mrs, Albert Bieman and
family visited on Sunday with her
parents, Mr, and. Mrs, Roger Inglis
of Walkerton,
Fred Cottle Dies
In Toronto Hosp.
WRiTECJt rnCIi Tiffin ,famil-
Ma In Kirtleaa received Word jest
Week of the Stridden passing of Fred.
Cottle in Toronto an March Be
wag 1n his iIgrd year,
Mir ,Cottle had heen: curling (hitt.
tag the afternoon, and took a heart
seizure in his ear, He *ea taken
`to haSiiital, where he 'passed AWAY.
Ie had been hospitalized two yettra
ago after an attack.
Besides his wife, he leaves to
Month ft Seri and daughter, his
;Mother, Mrrr, Belle Cottle, one bro.
titer, rtatik Cottle of Detroit and
zi Matti Mee. trie Rettarrilin of
14Air York 60. interment was hi
Toronto ert MenditY Ittt#
A r.th or '-Coyeau,
Dies in States
wignmunoff-or, Wm,
Purdew recerved word on WeO.nesl,
they et last week of the passing of.
his uncle, the late Arthur Ceyeati,..
Aged 1. 7esrs, -.at Birmingham,
MfattBesides his wife. and two
sons, his :parents, Mr,- and Mrs.,
Albert -C9Yeatt. Of. Leerningt6o, one
brother, Earl of Detroit, Arlo one
sister, Mrs, Vera Foster Of Lca
mington survive, Interment was
fn Leamington,
DEAD FOX IS FOUND
LN MIRKY STABLE
WHITEOHTIRCH---Adern lVfal3ur.
ney of RVfarnoch had a real sur-
a-day -,ilarldirg
entered his stable and found a dead
tfox in the' pen with. gO sheep. A
pen of seven young cattle was
across the feed hall.
It is not known bow the -fox got
into the stable as it had pot been
there the previous night„
The veterinary health' inspector,
Dr, McLennan, of Setae/lila was
called and the MeBurney -brothers
are anxiously Waiting to hear
whether or not the fox was rabid
and if any damage was done to the
,sheep or cattle,
MRS. FARRIER OPENS
DOME TO INSTITUTE
WHITECHURCH— The regular
meeting of the Women's Institute
was held on. Tuesday last at the
home of Mrs. Garnet Farrier with
15 ladies present and with the pre-
sident, Mrs, Russell Ross presiding
The ladies watched the "M'Lady"
program on CKNX-TV, when Miss
Brophy interviewed different la-
dies of the Wingham Institute. Af-
ter the opening exercises 1VIts, Vie-
tor Emerson read a list of resolu-
tions that had been drawn up re
the costs of delegates to different
meetings, eXplaining that they had
been voted on and adopted at , a
former business meeting,
A discussion was held on the
workshop to be held .at•Ripley, Ap-
ril 3, and Mrs. Lott, Mrs. Gorden
MoBurney,1Mrs. J. 0, Gillespie and
Mrs. Emerson were appointed to
attend, with IVIrs.McBurney to re-
port the historiCal research. ac-
complished on the: TWeedsmnir
The project, for the district, "The
Third heal", will be 'held At the,
local training school, Walkerton,
The ladies received a favorable
answer to their appeal -for no par-
king signs east and west of the
Main intersection- in the village,
and were asked to have the exe-
cutive meet the representative of
the Dept, of Highways.' Mrs. Mc-
Innis was appointed to attend the
district .directors' meeting at Tiv-
erton' en,April 13, with Mrs, Vic-
tor Emerson.
'Mrs. Ezra Scholtz gave a very
interesting report of the dis*play at
Walkerton for the mennbers of the
surrounding Institutes, who took
part In the short course, "Sew to'
Save Dollars". All had appreciat-
ed the opportunity to take the
course, and thought they had re-
ceived many pointers In the art of
displaying the different items sew-
ed., MrS, Selitatz showed a weilt-
able rug made from left-over pica'
es of print goods 'which was ad-
-mired by all,
Mrs. Garnet Farrier played a
number, "Why Should I Be lairi-
coara,geclr) on the eleetrie organ,
Mrs, Miller gave a splendid paper
on the Motto, "Life begins at for-
ty if you, don't go like, sixty when
you're twenty". Mrs, Ezra Seholtz
and Mrs, ban Tiffin sang "Till We
Meet.Again", The ladies planned
to have an ,entertainment in the
hail in the Easter holidays, Mrs.
Walter Lott, •Mrs, J. G. Gillespie
and, Mrs, Erhersbn Were appointed
as a nominating toramittee to
bring in a slate of officers at the
peat meeting. The meeting was
closed with the 'national anthem
)and the hostess served lunch,
Vernon Inglis Is'
Moved to Ridgetown
WitOXWER—Nernon T.
younger Son Of Mr. arid 'Mrs. /ire
Inglia Of the 17th concession of.
Whe has been en the
tianit of borrarterce Staff at Wrox-
der for the past eight months, has
received a transfer,
lie left On Monday to take Over
his ‘n'elv duties at the sank of
Cern-Mem% In Ridgetown, gent
County,
Prier to WS departure the Irian'•
stet' and staff at the Virtootet
branch presented hart with it pea
and pencil set„
VIIIITECHURCH
Mr, Arthur Wells,. who was
m an the. farnierat eaPeditien tca
Ottawa last week ,apent the Week.'
end At the bonne at hla sister, Mrs,
Russell Pardon, and Mr, and Mai,
Mr. Ross McGregor and Mr. El
don Emerson arrived Araine from
a bus trip to Mexieo on Wednes-
day last. ^
Mr. and•MrS, jarnea McInnis ar
rived home on Mb-natty' last after
spending two weeks at the home
of their daughter, Mrs. Orval -Has-
tings, Wingham: Mrs, Hastings
had been a Patient in% Victoria
Hospital, Liondon.
Mr, John Craig has been a Pa.
tient in St. Joseph's Hospital, Lon-
On, since Wednesday last, Mrs.
Craig and Mr. 'and Mrs. Robert
Hall, "Wingham, visited with him
on Saturday.
The W.M.S. of CalviiaBriek
ited Church and the Mission Band
will bold their Easter Tbankoffer-
ing on Thursday, March 26 And
show- the film, "Err& Comes to
Canada".
Mrs; Irene Paterson of ,Toronto
spent the . week-end with her mo-
ther, Mrs. William. Taylor of Kin-
loss.
Mr. and Mrs, Charles. Tiffin
spent Sunday with her parents,
-Mr. and Mrs, William Brown, of
Lucknow.
Mr. and, Mrs, Melvin Morrison
Wingh am Sawmill. Co, Ltd: and fan-lily, Lueknow, visited on and
with Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Purdon,
Mrs. Garnet Farrier has been
quite ill with flu for the past few
days. .
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Huffman of
Lucknow visited on Sunday with
Ur, and Mrs, Wesley Tiffin,
Purdon and family' „aeon:4)40cl
him .11A far ,As' Allendale on Mon-.
day, -
Eight tables were in plain at the
euchre held in the Vordyee school
on Friday evening by the „tefreia4,
;qrs. George Fisher' Arid her pu-
pils, Mrs,. Cecil Falconer and Neil
Rintoul held high points, and Mrs,
D, 'Beecieft, and Robert Plirden
were winners of the travelling
prize for ellabres. 'The social time
was enjoyed byAil, And another
ellehre was planned...
Miss „Marjorie -Coultes, nurse-in-
raining
l in CitielphOenerAl HesTti,,
tai, spent the weeh,erat with her '
pareptS, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ceti).-
t4TLbe- well drillers finished drilling
At the farm iherao of Mr, and Mrs.
,d°r9hIreQ0.41,00111)Iftecettll ,aonnd vfLiliatrile;11117
of good. water,
Mrs, J. D. Beecroft visited en-
'11Yetbiosday last At the :borne .f4.'
Mrs. Will t.y.00, bondeshoro, and
Vy ittt,4, Mf. And ,Mrs, P h ernsrd Rail.
East Wawarosh „ road mon got
repairs or their Reeder Last week
and had the machine ready for,
Worts: on Sattinlay, Sure enotigir,
ft was needed onyfentlayafter the.
fierce aterm.
ToMrar-y,
and M,rs. ,Tacit Tngliii and
of Fo dwlelt, 'visited Qtr
ay 'at tee n m . or, 1011.1-
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