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FORMOSA affSSSIONARY-afra Nimmo and Or. Atex• ender Nimmo are shown shove With Mrs, S, Moore
Gordon, who was guest speaker= at the Women's Missioaary Society meeting 1.1e1(1 at lita rresayteriait
(aburea 'here on Tuesday of last week. Mas, tlordon a ad her Mishima a>e in tbe, mission field oa this isinnil
of Formosa, and are aetarniaa'Abere Oath.
am-0MP of five different-Wilk%
are.naught in ' ff
the coast of British Columbia, l or
the •most part they are marketed 4s oohed shelled meat and %ire
Sold fresh and frozen in west e
centres, The canned shrimp
frOsell raw shrimp sold in CaNulit
are Imported.
This Week's Pattelin
Fabian applies all the crati, of
his tailoring experience sln pie
appearing' dress,: that • teAloased
with clever •dreesmaldrigade ii,
The bodice, with Fool Ciesiej.,,,,3
that give slight 'extensiirkito !rile
shoulder line, has a fly front
hug that .can he worn .opoa-in V,
To alitPlitanSai the trim waist, sew
lift the bosom he adds a shaped
cummerbund that -buckles in Melt.
The skirt, a Wonderful arrlrig.,
meat of Irregular. pleats., has a
pocket a little for Of the aide
aeitY11,9,. emmt ttalt.further
minimizes -the - waist, flattens :the
tummy, main's hips seem :inflater,
Choose pique, linens, gingham,
chambray, shantung,. 6ords, auk,
rayon povellSea. 9Tho belt 'might be
Made in a contrast eolot or lees
tore, Front this- size -chart a6leet
the One size 'best for-,,you. .1 • ,
Size . 12 requires.• yards of se
Inch material for dress and 4.07$
yard of 90 inch material for lining,
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REFRIGERATION REPAIR,
-rhoto.by Herat lvlsylc
Wingbarn was matron of honor
,and Misses Joanne Ostrander - of
Toronto and Diana Griffith were
'bridesmaids. All wore blue net
over taffeta and, the flower girl,
Carol Ann Milliard was dressed in
pink net,
Elgin Hogg, R.R, 1, Witigharn
was best man,
The reception was beta at the:
bride's home with guests attending ,
from Windsor, Detroit, London and
Toronto. • •
Ms4; Haugh wore a peach colored.
suit -with white accessories and
black suede shoes for travelling to
southern points on their honey-
moon. They will live on R.R: 1,
Mrs. Wrii, Thompson, R.R. 1, Wingham.
Rev, C. F. Johnson, officiated- at
St. :Paul's- 'Anglican •Church on
Saturday, March 28th whep Verna
May Griffith and Raymond. Ivan
Haugh, Were united in marriage,
The bride is the daughter of Mr. •
and Mrs. Fa -Griffith of town and
the groom is the son of David •
Hraigh, RR. 1, Wingham.
Mrs. Gordon Davidson, organist
of St. Paul's, presided .at, the organ,
Given in 'marriage by John Carl
Griffith, the bride wore white net
over taffeta, the bodice being em-
broidered with pearls and sequins.
Her veil was shoulder-length and
she -carried red roses and white
earhations,
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Welfer of, Fordrvieh who were tiatticit in St. John's-
11121 Anglietio Ssittteday, April 4th at 2.8ii 0311. They willnye to
Toronio°-4oto liltorst usof. I
WAS., Sybodical
At Goderich Church
The annual meeting of the Ham-
ilton-London Synodical of the Wo-
men's Missionary Society of the
Presbyterian Church in -Canada is
to be held Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, April 14, 15 and 16 in
Knox Church, Goderich, The wor-
ship service will be conducted by
Rev. R. Gs McMillan, G-oderichs
Rev_ D. J. Lane. Clinton:: Rev. D
L. Elder, Seaforth, and Rev. W. Mc-
Clean, Luckn.ow, on the chosen.
theme, "The Way--• The Truth and
The Life". •
Folowing a board meting Tues.
day afternoon., Huron Presbyterial
will serve a complimentary dinner
to the -delegates.. Tuesday evening
Presbyterial Presidents will ans-
wer roll call with "Something Ac-
complished", Special speakers for
Wednesday will be: Mrs. A, 'S. Curs .
of Toronto, chairman of the Na-
tional Committee of the Council
Executive, and a former, president
of Toronto-Kingston Synodical;
Mrs. A. 'Glenn Thompson of Stouf f-
villa, president of .the Western Di-
vision of the W.M.S. of the Pres-
byterian Church in Canada, and
Dr. Dohald V. Wade, professor of
History and Philosophy. of Relig-
ion and Christian Ethics at Knox
College, Toronto. Dr, Wade re-
cently spent a year in Formosa
and other parts of Asia,
The new officers will be installed
Thursday morning by Rev, as L •
Douglas of Woodstock, moderator
of Hamilton-London Synod. At-
tending the 'Synodical .from Wing-
ham as a delegate will be Miss Cora
Gi fide son.
Energy Cocktail
Today-Ss soup beverage is a com-
bination of .condensed tomato soup
and beef broth- a favourite of the
Boy Scouts at the ,Valley Foig.e
-Jamboree last „stammer. They dub-
bed this think "Energy Cocktaila
Some '50,000 of them drank it hot
or cold depending on the weather,
and were particularly_ fond of it
for breakfast. All 'you do is com-
bine a can of condensed tomato
soup with a can of beef broth, add
a half soup can of water and heat
or chill, whichever You ebooae.,
This amount makes 4-5 servings.
Delicious as :a breakfast beverage
when :the menu calla for Freneh
toast or waffles.
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ItOOF DAMAGED-Tilfe barn
TownShip suffered considerable
vaned last Wednesday evening.
third of Me halal roof was blown
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belonging to Jack Inglis of'Ho iek
damage, in the, high winds whieb,ire-
As shown ill above photo, about.Vone
i off and the reuntinder badly danitged
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WROXETER
(Late .for.last week)
Easter visitors of Mr, Albert
Gallaher were Me. and- Mrs, Elmer
Gallaher and family, and. Mary
Lynn Owens of Torotto, Helen
Luft and Alba Actesdn of Lerfilon,
Mr. and Mrs, Eldred Cathera of
WroXeter, Mr, and Mrs, Robinson
and two sons of Goderich. '
Mr, Albert ''Gallaher visited at
John Bryans in Harriston. a
Rev, J. 6. Hutton, Pine River
visited his cousin Miss Minnie
Linitater, •
haMzeT SAritil°rTn°g• 8aPtaterilildll atiniceI weds
ding ding af 'the former's grandson,-Mr.
Larry Eaton to NUS Dolores Plate
aatontmgdatrim:oeknei,ItlIsaialittilttallrre:imr, vitwrita..,,TC,;tulirr,ocwhmi,ic,LCEnisgeehxsi,
liofn.aa8rt.'01VIn 4Plifs r7.epr'eonliolViliacaLyaliggtrin".
Mr. and Mrs, 'Ken, Coulter and
Gary, London Mr. and Mrs. njaon
Gibson, Monkton, spent the week-
a longer visit her grand am
raelinilliltdds,rvri)atrt)n't(MlnyrIVE; 18(:Tsn'coliC7Mojbalis'oe?..iIC?p'7C'nleet,14t°ftlillIet.
aufatnrilliliveyi,orteiTolricioelnsellorlh,7:etc, tansi abyy
Mr's.
iild
wlth,'Mr, send,
Cameron' Elliott, llarriaton.
1..4F1311111(alititYt
week-end at their home herei4'
family spent
tit, and Mrs. Lloyd FJliott
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Elle] land
nice horse and buggy, hut that,bera
furs Near to air end, as has 1:11,1
8°1100 of articles. Au revoik:ry
**se riot Ow Winghem AtiVenve-',Ettnes, WedilestlaY. 19rAl Brid e,giect *.• ,
WIL,J,IAMS POPE .Shower Cancelled
Miss Gail Shaw, - Miss Shirley
fiXigar, Mrs. Jack Higgthe and Mr's.
Morris Swanson, who, bad planned
r. bower for Miss Lois • Gilkinsoll
last Wednesday evening, were fore-
ed to anneal the arrangements ae-
eallee the guest of :horror became.
ill. Miss Gilltinson was admitted
to hospital when threats-tied .with
pneumonia.
On Monday night the four host-
asses visited the bride-elect at her
,bome, Un behalf of her many
friends they presented her with
' two step-up: tables and coffee
table to match, a auction
three cups in al tstecers, a Chin:;
centrepiece for tlowera, bed vase.
ashtray and figurine.
They also made a rierapboolt aria
supplied bunch.
BIRTHS
Wingham Baptist. Church was the
Scene at a wedding on Saturday.
• March a'a, at 2 p.m, when Rev.
Sinclair officiated and Carolyn
Anetta Pope and Arthur Frank
Wailartisaatere united in marriage.
The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mre, Ross Pope of Brussels and'
-the groom's.. parents are Mr, and.
Mrs. A. Williams of Talsonbarg.
• The bride wore a white street:•
length brocade sheath dress with
• white newer cluster hat and short
veil, Her flowers Were, pink- and
white carnations, She was given in
marriage by her father,
,e Mr, Elgin Colas, Donald And Ayton .brought Mrs. Lott home on
Peter of Toronto spent last Sun- Thursday,
day with Iris mother, Mrs. ;.-4-)ex Clarence. Wade last wee a , Conits and Miss Norma °mita
and visited with his father in the
aospital.. Mrs. Carman Cetifts,
Barbara and Maryann of Osgonde,
spent Easter week at the same
home,
---1).nny McLean, London, spent
the week-end with his ancia and
aunt, Ma•and Mrs, Harry laferitley.
- Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Der-
beaker visited•at the home of Mr.
and. Mrs. Ca Currie, East .Wawa-
nosh.-on Sunday. •
-Mrs, John Hanna, . John and
Cathy, spent several days during Edwards visited 'On Sunday with
the Easter holiday In New Yoilr. )' Mrs. Hardie and the girls returnee
- Mrs. John Langridge and •Ste- homes •
van visited for a few: days daiit - Mra. Oliver Stokes of Turn-
week with 'rMs. Ethel Sloan 'at berry has been a patient in Wing-
Brantford, ' ' ' ' ' ; ham Hospital for the past three
sarisa Sarah Love of Kenabeek weelca; On Sunday her brother, Mr.
is visiting, with Mr. and Mrs. W.' Norman Muir, of Tomato, visited:
E, Fielding. Miss Love, a mission- with her. ary in Northern Ontario, spoke at - -aa/fia and Mrs, Hugh Sinnainon;
the Goderich Baptist Church on "Minnie, SL, 'are celebrating the 45th
Sunday morning and addressed, the anniversary Of their Marriage toe
W.M.S. of the Wingham- United day (WednesdaY)• - ' Church on Tuesday: On Wedneae
‘ .0 .-Mr:allabertseGiason, -.,who..has day she will speak 'to the VVornents .been. taking a six-montha comae
Army Citadel and on Thursday
Pralyer, Group at the Salvation. ,
eon-in-mace • le work m
at the. Health Unit in Toronto.
evening to the Y.W.M.C; of the d •f' ld -' Bruce ,
Wingham Baptist Church at , the 'County. last week.
home of Mrs. Ernest Pedley. --3/fra and lafre, George Anger
- -Miss Barbara Hardy of To- 'spent a week in Pontiac and Flint,
rontn spent the Easter holidays Mich,, and other US; points. •
with Miss Barbara Edwards. ., -4Mr. and Mrs. James Norman
Sunday visitors with Mr. and'' of ,Blyta have'. ben avisitiag - with - Mrs. Jaanes A. Currie were Dr. A. Mrs, Edgar Pattisob this past week,
-,Mr, and Mrs. Jack Laing of M. 'Kerr and Mrs. R. II, BroWn of
Harold J.,
Henry and Dianne of Toronto spent the week-end with Owen Sound and Mr. and Mrs, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Morris
Swanson,,, and .Jimmie and Lennie Georgetown. Lou, Who had^ been spending the
---Bob Crawford, who has been Easter holidays with their grand-
• a patient in hospital in London re- parents, returned home With them.
turned home at the week-end. -Miss Gertrude ,Stewart of To-
7 Mr, and Mrs, Scotty Forbes tenth spent Sunday with Ma and
have been visitors with her mother, Mrs. W. :C. Murray,
-Mr, ."Bud" Lott of North Bay a, Mrs, Howard. with Mr, - Mr. sad Mrs. Robert Moffatt was a visitorhisparents, and Mrs. Lott ore Saturday. arid Joyce visited with the former's s , ' • , Carl _ .,
daughter, Mrs.. George Forler and -aux. all, u • • Mrs Stewart saorsyth
Mr. Forler in. Kitthener, , dad' Mrs, Alex Forsyth were in
- Mr, and Mrs'. Allan McLean of London on Saturday ' and Misa
-Condon was a week-end visitor at • Mary Forsyth, who had been a
patien the home of her sister, Mrs. Alvin
Sell and family. alra•Melseali and as
able t iiii Victoria Hospital was
to return • home.
Ma and Mrs. George Currie of
E. Wawanosh spent that week in
London with their daughter. •Mr.
and Mrs, Gerry Ste, Marie spent
the week-end with Mr. and Mrs.
Currie. i
--Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fraser of
Waltori were week-en'd visitors at
- -Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ernest Sr. the home of Me, and Mrs, Robert
and Mr. and Mrs, Clayton Thomp- Montgomery.
, son, Ricky and Dianne of Tees- -Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Loppe and
water, spent the week-end with Mr. family of Port Elgin spent a day
nd Mrs. Grant Ernest in linnlil- last Week with her sister, Mrs.
ton. Harold Edwards and Mrs. Edwards.
a Mr, -and Mrs. Stanley lafeLacla' --Mr, and Mrs. Bonar Jarvis. of
lan of Toronto 'were week-end Teeewatet 'were Sunday visitors
visitors with Mr Mud Mrs. Roy with Mr and Mrs. Alvin Sell,
Morgan, • --Mr, and. Mrs. W, F, Bargrriari
- Mrs, George -Mien of Sud- have returned home after a hiontlas
bury has returned beetle after holiday with their daughter, Mrs.
R, C: J. Pesten, Mr, Pesteli and
'baby Anne.in Vancouver, E.G., also
in Bellingham and Mount Vernon,
Wasb. '
--Ma and _.Mrs. W. B. McCool
have returned home from a winter's
Vacation at Daytona Beach, Fla.
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ii: Lillow s Garage, Blueva e N. spending the past weelt With_her.
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.. _ ii aunt, Mrs. ,Tohn Mitchell,
'-,,t-a -ialre, Carl Lott went to Maffei°
ire on TuAday of lest week, where she _
iii take pleasure in announcing that . attended th e tuneral of her uncle, ass
. ,-:-'• Harry Eitert of New York City.
6 s Mr. and alas. Harry Henderson of
WED T ST. PAUL'S •
--Photo by Horst Msylt
Betty Ruth Smith, R. R, 2, Lind-
say, its Maid of tenor wort' a, tan
brocade street length dress design-
ed on princess lines with. a yellow
head baud. She carried a nosegay
Of yellow roses and carnations.
Patrick Tondreaa of lalleonburg
wan beat man. The reception was
held at the home of the bride's
Parents. •
Mrs Williams is a student at the
Central Baptist Seminary' and Mr,
Wiliam4 is studying at the Otitario
College of Education. They will live
• a Toronto, - '
DIGQS.---At the Wingham Genera)
Hospital air Wednesday. April 1
19ae, to Mr. and Mrs, Donate
Biggs, RR. a, Wieghem. dmesh-
ter, •
NETHEP.Y-At the Wingham Gen-
eral Hospital, on Wedeesday. Ap-
ril 1, J9.;39. to Mr ail Mrs. W •
Alexander Netheiy, R.R.- a Bros- •
sets, a daughter.
DICKSON-At the Wingham
oral Hospital, on Friday, April
3, 1.0.50, to Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth
Dickson, Belmore, a daughter.
JOHNSTON --- At the Wingham
General Hosilital, on Friday, Ap-
ril 3, 1959, to Mn'. mid -Mrs. Ro-
bert E. Johnston, It li., 4, Wing-
hem a son. •
LEWIS-At the Wingham General
Hospital, en Monday, April
1959, to Mr, and Mrs. Jack Lewis,
Wingham, a daughter,
CURRIEl-In Oakland,. Cal, of
Saturday, April 2, 1959, to Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Carrie, former-
ly ,of Wingbares a son, a brother
for Marty.
Donny will leave. in a coupe] of
weeks to join Mr, McLean in Flora
a, alai take up residence there.
and Mrs. Jim Ferguson of
Welland visited during Easter
week with Mu-a. Ferguson's mother,
Mrs. J. a. Brown.
moved into the apartment recently
vacated by and Mrs. sthamny
Brent, at the home of Mr, George
Allen, JOhn St. '.
- Mrs, A, 3. Armstrong of Lon-
don spent the week-end at the
home sif her daughter, Mrs, DeWitt
Miller, and has been 'visiting her
metbea, Mrs. Elizabeth Ell-iota -a,
patient in Wingham
s--Misses Kay, Marie and Donna
Martha spent last week at the home
of their aunt; Mi's. Clayton Ed-
wards of Listowela Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Leishman Concludes Series
On Thoughts- of Syrup Season
not able to kiss, Finally, we
would all join hands around the
fire and sing old folk 'a•ohg's and
Auld Lang Syne, then walk the
girls home in the moonlight. ,
If I may, I should like to tell 9f
our driving horse, Damon. I first
saw Damon by • peeking through
the bars of his box-stall. He Was
Standing on wobbly legs by his
mother's side with his little nose
bobbing and nuasling into her
flank, hunting fot his first break-
fast -Hes-Was a fine specimen Of a
colt, a davit 'bay with a white star
on his forehead and streaks of
silver in his little tail, He had
been sired by the famous stallion,
Damon, who' was owned by Mr. At-
trill of AttrIll'd 'Point, pear Coder-
ich, His mother was a large roan
mare of the Sampson breed, so
Dalton Jr, was a throwback, I have read the novel, The Magni-
ficent Barb, by Dana Farrel, and
While the Barb may have been of
Kentucicy blot blood, he Was in no
Way superior to our Damon,
The fitst three years of Damon's
life were very uneventftil years, He could run faster and kick lrigli
er than any other animal on the
.farm, He just seemed to delight
to race among the cattle and scat-
,ter the herd in every direetion, then
cantor up the highest hill and
look hack and snort .Even the old
dog, Nip, who used to try to fol-
low and nip his heels, was left be-
hind And glad to lie down and Mitt.
At three years Of age he was brok-
en to harness. f)arlion was never
on a race track or in rt show ring,
hilt was an all-round fatal lior,ee. His best, performance was when
hitched to the buggy. He could
step down the Once as gracefully AS
any thoroughbred. In those days
we 'didn't know anything Omit
automobiles, It was ,the pride .of any young fellow's life to have a
Recently,while sitting at my win-
dow, I observed my small, grand-
son with a hand drill trying to tap
a maple tree, /4 _brought back
memories of the old. sugar bush.
Is it not remarkable, as the years
are :slipping from us and we sit
alone with one thoughts, bow our
minds wander back to the golden
days of our youth? I think- mare
so to those 'of us who were brought
upon the farm, .
Thare Is no more romantic time
hi country life than the maple
syrup season. It is a job for all
hands, girls and boys alike. No
matter how many helpers there are,
all can take part. We must get
all the equipment ready, buckets
and Bpiles., and -have ,it all distrib-
uted through the hush, a bucket
at each tree, then three large iron
ktttles hanging by chains over the
fire for boiling. The sap is gath-
ered into these, and as it boils-it.
is dipped from one kettle to an-
other until it is, boiled into lovely
flavored syrup. What grand times
we used to have around the open
fires at night! 'The young folks
of the neighborhood would often
gather for a 'taffy pull. The•sYrup
must be boiled until it is the right
temperatiire,iithert ay cake of ice
Or clean snow must be ready. We
'would pour the hot syrup on to the
ice or snow and see it thicken.
Have you ever tried to eat, warm
taffy? Try it sometime, if you have
the chetice.
Well, the toffy is ready. We
uhoSse our partnees. Each 'Couple
tastes a piece of taffy, rolls and
stretches it into a thin cord, then
starts at each end to -chew, and
when they meet in the centre ate ,
allowed to kiss their partners, nut'
hold, I think the girls tricked us
an that; heeause when, we got to
the venire of the string our mouths
were so full elf ataffa tfkat We were
Supple Fabric" s in *
Spring Handbags
This year women will look "softer
and more feminine", fashiOn de-
signers 'aave decreed. In obedience
to the new order, handbag manu-
facturers ate • offering for Spring
'53 bags watch are more supple
and pouch-like than have been
seen for many'a year:
There's a new emphasis on. shir-
ring and pleating and on designs
which look slim and graceful but
which held just as much as the
straight, bold handbags of past seasons: Th e stiff-sided bapdbag
is out and instead. the softness of
the fabric falls in a supple -line.
Handles come in pairs this spring
and tend to - be narrow with the
same pliable feature as the rest of
'the bag,
Handbag materials are also
yielding gracefully to the soft
look. A new supple vinyl has been
developed to permit all the pleating
and gathering possible with fine
leather. These. -new- materials -are
finding wide favor, especially with
Women who like tp tone their bags
to match shoes,halts, and -gloves.
The vinyl bags come in a. wide
range of lovely colors and .aheir
reasonable 'prices makes it possible
to have several handbags to compli-
ment a sumrhea wardrobe. These
fabrilite bags do not scuff and keep
their freshness with only an °teas-
lona sponging with soap and water.
As for size, handbag manufactara
ers have hit upon a happy medium
this season. Purses are not so
large as to be as menace on a
crowded bus nor so small that.coat
'pockets have to hear the burden
of the overflow,
Men who indignantly condemned
the stark lines of last year's che-
mise Will, ,be mollified by the re-
appearance of the waiatline. They'll
also be 'glad to see the handbags
no longer took liaeabriefcases.'
We know more bad things about
ourselyea than does- anybody else„
yet not .one thinks air highly of us
as we do of 'Oarselies.-Franz W.
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