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Gifts for Leader
As one of. the leaders, Miss Mary
Love, is leaving town, she was re-
membered with a small gift from
the group, the presentation being
Made by Sandra Strong, During
the eight years which Miss Lose
has been leader many young girls
have received instruction, both
spiritual and secular, and she will
be greatly, missed as a competent.
and conscientious leader.
2 ,Wingham Teams
In Ladies' Softball
Four teams have been entered in
the Group 2 Ladies' .2oftball loon,
including the senior and junior
entries from Wingham. Other
teams are. Brussels and Lucknow.
The following schedule has been
announced: °
'June 18---'Wingham Sr, vs Brussels
20--Wingham Sr. vs Wing-
ham, jr.
22—Wingham Jr. vs Lueknow
25—Wingham jr. vs Wing-
ham Sr.
27—Brussels vs Wingham Sr.
29—Lucknow'vs Wingham jr.
July 4—Brdssels vs Wingharn
.6—Wingham . Sr. vs Lucknow
9—Lucknow vs Wingham Sr,
9--Wingham Jr. vs 'Brussels
13—Brussels vs Ludknow •
16—Lucknow vs Brussels
Jean Moya West
Married by Father
Rev. Harold T. West of Belmore,
performed the ceremony of his
daughter, Jean Moya, to John
James Rutherford, R.R. 2, Wing-
ham on Saturday at 11.30 am, in
the Belmore United parsonage
garden. The bride is the daughter
of Rev. and Mrs. West, Belmore,
.and the bridegroom the son of Mr.
and Mrs. R. F. Rutherford, RR, 2,
Wingham. The couple were married
beneath an arbour, decorated with
garden flowers. The organist was
Miss Velma Ballagh and the soloist
was •Mr.- Peter West of Owen
Sound.
Given in marriage by her brother,
Mr. Peter Templar. West, Owen
Sound, the bride wore a waltz-
length gown of white figured satin
in princess style and short sleeves,
Her fingertip veil of illusion net
was held by coronet of figured
satin, She carried a crescent bou-
quet of Esther Reed daisies.
The maid of honor, Miss Joyce
Ewing, wore a shrimp colored dress
of crystalline over 'taffeta. Her
bouquet was of white mums.
The best man. was Mr. George
Dickson.
A buffet luncheon was served at
noon in the garden. The bride's
.mother received wearing a pink
printed dress -of magic crepe with
black accessories. The bridegroom's
mother assisted, wearing a black
crepe dress with silver trimmed
black jacket and black and white
accessories,
For going away the bride wore
a dress. of lemon orlon shantung
with tan accessories.
The couple travelled:to the Mus-
koka district.
On their return they will reside
at R.R. 2, Wingham, just west of
Belmore.
Guests were present from Kin-
cardine, Owen Sound, Toronto,
Rosemont, Burgoyne and Hep-
worth.
Kitchener Graduate
Miss Beverley M. Gorbutt, daugh-
ter of Mr, and Mrs. Jack Garbutt
Sr., of Leopold Street, was one of
the graduates of the Kitchener-
Waterloo School of Nursing last
Saturday,
Mr. and Mrs. Gorbutt attended
the - graduation exercises Which
were held at the K. & W. ,Colleg-I
late,
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The Estate of the Late A. E. Schnurr, Mildmay
is selling out a Complete Stock of Shoes at
COST or LES
Sale starts Saturday, June 23rd and will last
ujntil stock is gone. Come early for best selection.
ALL SALES CASH — NO EXCHANGES
Thos. A. Jardin
Phone 147
WINGHAM ONT.
John W. Waines
R.R. 3, IASTOWEL
Phone 1042
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XIAD Of /ICI, wiNNIrict PRINCIPAL CI1118
e Win:gh.atn AdVaincesIfilaleSe WellneSdnY,..tlillike 20, 1,00.$
no Collected for
lower Pot Fund
&Me tIl.0 in donations to the
i~Irt was received last week
together with ,earlier re-
Ceipts, broisgli the fund to the
roquire0 aseofint, The town coml-.,
AR had preViousiy agreed to pay,
Qfi the mitering of the flowers
One they *had been planted."
The following donations were
T'eeeiVed during the week:
4eah, Currie $ 1.00
• Williams 2,00
Frank Hill 100
Women's Auxiliary
Canadian Legion ts 10.00
Rapp's Bakery 2,00
Frank Howson 2.00
Norai Weiwoed 2.00
William Heughan 2.00
sE, S.,'Copeland 2.00
Lewis Flowers ............ . 4.00
DeWitt Miller 2,00
Members of the Business Associ-
ation would like to thank all those
ilrho donated to the fund or helped
in any way to ensure that flower-
pots would this year decorate the
main street of Wingbam.
Fatally. Injured
On Sunday
John J Grommet, 20, a Sea-
forth district farmer, who died
early Monday morning when Ms
truck collided with. a bridle railing
an county road 12, about five miles
north of Scaforth, bad been a polio
victim.
He was native of Seaforth and
was educated at Seaforth Public
School,
He was found dead in his wreck-
ed half-tan truck. Police SaY an
inquest will be held.
Surviving are his Parents, a
brother, Daniel, CKNX-TV, Wing-
ham staffer; a sister, Margaret,
Mrs. F. R. Canteioi and a grand-
mother, Mrs, Margaret Hutton, of
Kincardine.
He was a member of St, Thomas
Anglican Church in Seaforth,
The body is resting at the Whit-
ney funeral home for service today
{Wednesday) at 2 p.m., with Rev.
J. H. James officiating. Burial will
be in Maitlandbank Cemetery.
--Mr. and Mrs, Roy Wilson, of
Toronto, spent the week-end with
relatives in Wingham.
The Juno meeting of the Wo-
man's :Missionary Society of the
WingheM, United. Church was held
in the school room under the lea-
dership of Mrs. N. McLaughlin. The.
SeriPture Was read by Mrs. Whoa.
Irwin and Mrs, A. Cosen.s offered
prayer. The discussion, which
continued the study of what is be-
ing done for New Canadians in
different parts of Canada, was led
by Mrs. McLaughlin, assisted by
Mrs, Geo, Herron and Mrs, James
Halliday. A very inspiring letter
was read from Miss May Haig, of
Japan, who Is the missionary for
?river •of this auxiliary. The sup-
ply secretary reported that two
large bales had been.,sent forward,.
one to Overseas Relief and one to.
the hospital at Hazelton, 13.Q,, with
s total value of $200.00.
Two annual members, who had.
made themselves life members of
the auxiliary, were presented with
Life Membership Certificates, suit-
ably engraved, Mrs. J. J. Moffatt,
Who has been connected with the
work of the church for 65 years,
received her certificate from her
daughter, Mrs. G. N. Underwood,
while Mrs. J. J, Brown presented
her daughter, Mrs. 3, IL Crawford,
with a certificate to commemor-
ate the 25th anniversary of her
wedding.
A very interesting part of the
program was the presence of the
three 0.G.I.T, groups with their
leaders, Mrs. G, W. Tiffin, Miss
Mary Love and Mrs. A. D. Mc-
MurellY, who had assembled to pre-
sent themselves for affiliation with
the Woman's Missionary Society.
Marilyn Riehl expressed the desire
of thei groups to affiliate and the
request was accepted by Mrs. G.
N. Underwood, who received and
welcomed them, Four members,
Mary Lou Hollenbeck, Marion Far-
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June 21-22-23
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June 25-26-27
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PLANS WNW AMIVIVINS
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Very pleased to, announce our new
Secretary, Mrs. Jim Currie, Whose
young shoulders will bear the. brunt
of the statistical work, It is hoped
to Make district-wide appeal next
year during the month of April
when the area will be fully organ-
ized for the financial campalgn-a-
houae-ta-house canvaes.
The help of. inflividnals. in the
Work of the Cancer Society. is so-
licited and each person rending this
, Story is urged to be ready to lend
a hand when called upon, No
platter how ,large the executive it
cannot begin to do a job without
the co-operation of every healthy
citizen the area served,
Many Services Provided
Service provided by the Perth
Unit in 1900 included:...--112 patients
Under supervision; provided free of
charge over 9,000 cancer dressings,
medications and special diets, spec-
ial appliances; paid for =sins,
service by VON, Public Health
and private nurses; arranged and
paid for housekeeper services;
transported patients to the clinic
by ear, bus, train and ambulance;
arranged and paid for boarding-out
care • tor patients attending the
clinic; visited patients at home and
in hospital and supplied them with
comforts from our gift cupboard;
operated a loan cupboard of hospi-
tal and sick room equipment; pro-
vided a variety of miscellaneous
services designed to boost morale
of cancer patients.
In an educational way the Perth'
Huron Unitn--provided speakers
and films to 60 groups and or-
ganizations; arranged for 42 film
showings on 'Film Council circuits;
distributed 50,000 pieces of cancer
literature; set up booths at 12 fairs
and exhibitions; provided educa-
tional material for publication and
broadcast in newspaper and over
radio and TV.
I • In the research field the Perth
Huron Unit (of whieh Wingham
and District is a branch); raised
and forwarded its quota of funds
for this vital work. These funds
were administered by the following
bodies: The. National Cancer Insti-
tute, for fundamental research into
the cause of cancer; The Ontario
Cancer Treatment and Research
Foundation, for clinical research
projects and the developments of
new techniques and methods in the
treatment of cancer; Ontario Divis-
ion Canadian Cancer Society for
fellowships and bursaries to train
cancer personel and for grants to
Ontario universities for cancer re-
search projects. .
The local branch is proud to play
its little part in making such. a
programme available to Winglsam
and district.
Local. Executive
Wingham and District Branch of
the Canadian Cancer Sodiety offi-
cers are: Pres., John P. MaKibbon:
vice, R. John Currie; vice,• Mrs. 0.
G, Anderson, Belgrave; vice, Mrs.
W. A.- Spence, Brussels; secretary,
Mrs. Jim. Currie; treasurer, Mrs. W.
Henry.
Executives . are: Howick, Mrs.
John Lane; Turnberry, Mrs..'D. S.
IVfacNaughton; Morris, Robert Wal-
lace; Grey, Mrs. Gordon Knight;
Wawanosh, Elmer Ireland, Mrs.
Alex Robertson; W. Wawanosh,
Wallace Miller, Lorne Durnin, Mrs.
J. Curran; Blyth, Miss Josephine
Woodcock; Brussels, Mrs, Ray
Crawford, Mrs. J. Armstrong,. Mr,
Harvey Johnston; Belgrave, Mrs,
G. Michie; Gerrie, Knowison Hues-
ton; Fordwieh, Mrs. Robts Gibson,
Harold Pollock; Wroxeter, Mrs.
Shirley McMichael, Harry Gowdy;
Bluevale, Miss Ruby Duff; White-
church, Mrs. Russell Ross; Wing-
ham, "Mrs. Nellie Ringrose, Mrs.
Chris Newman, Rev, H. L. Parker;
Cranbrook, Mrs. ,Stan Campbell,
Mrs. Glen Huether; Ethel, Mrs. rtobt. Godden; Dungannon, Mrs,
Leroy Stengel; Auburn, Mrs. Edwin
Mills; Walton, Mrs. Humphrey;
Delmore, Mrs, Wm. Elliott,
NEED 100 EXTRAS
MAHE. IN W1NOHAM
Esrer want to be a movie star':
Ever figuie you Might'be good in
front of a camera? Your elianec
May he. right :here in Wing114111.
Movie maker Bob Van Duyn, of
the cISNX staff, who is plannins.
to make a mania in Wingham this:
summer, ie looking for about 11,t
people to act out small roles in
front of the. camera. And he walk':
like to find them all right here in
whIghign,
"I don't want Marilyn Munroes
or Clark Gables“, Mr, Van Duyn
told Tke Advance-Times, "Jusf
ordinary people who can act na-
tural with as movie. ofranotA starins
themA in
Anyone interested
fterazt:, t1 la taking on a,
small part in the movie is asked to
contact Mr, Vanpuyn as soon as
possible:.
Memthrie plans for the Wingham
movie are going ahead at a great
rate, - Mr, VanDisyn reports that
be has found a star for the picture,
and several people have Volunteer-
ed to help behind the scenes. A
Hamilton man has volunteered to
write a musical scare for the pro-
duction, and Slim Boucher and his
band of local musicians have eic-
pressed interest in 'playing the
music,
Mrs. Don ,Hildebrand and Hap
Swatridge have' volunteered to do
the editing; Jack Alexander says
he will help with the camera-work
and Ian Hammorton has offered
his assistance with still photos for
publicity and advertising, Rudy
Heins will do "art work on the titles
and Peter Van der Kolk has volun-
teered ,to do the bookkeeping,
.Larne ! McDonald, of Crossett
Motors, has volunteered the use of
a truck r which the movie camera.
will be set for shooting street
scenes, and DeWitt Miller, of
Wingham Manufacturing, has of-
fered to build a wooden dolly for
the camera to' =16 it mobile.
Work on the script of the movie is
now in progress, with. Mr: Van
Duyn and Jack' Michael spending
their evenings whipping it into
shape.
It is hoped that the company
will be able to start shooting the
picture sometime in July,
—Miss Pauline Cowan and Miss
Jean Willoughby are spending their
vacation at'their homes in town.
—Mrs. W. R. Robertson, of Lon-
don and Mr. and Mrs. W. Robert-
son, of Strathroy, spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs, Wilfred Henry,
Leopold Street,
GOSPEL HALL
Regular Sunday Services
Suiiday School 10.15 a.m.
Remembering the Lord
at 11.15 ,
Gospel Meeting at 7.30 pan.
Each Thursday evening at 8 p.m.
Prayer Meeting.and Bible Study,
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At United W.M.S. Meeting
vier, Gloria McDonald and 112eanor
Goy gave the vows, with resPonsej
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Huron Liberal .Picnic
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27th
Hon. Farquhar Oliver, 114.P.P.
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