HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1956-12-05, Page 12dYitili0040006, Wednesday Ofie. lit I t 1960 HOWICK 11610N SHOWER U. EO fmm. Lucknow Forms
Lions Club
At an .open meeting last 'Wed-
nesday evening in the town
Lu9lcupw, With twenty men in
attendance, a 'unanimous vote
favored the formation Of e Lions
Chib Lueltnew.
The vote was by ballot And Of
the total attendance, fifteen were,
members of The ,Clansmen Club.
A meeting of The OlanaMen was
called for Tuesday evening of this
week blit there was not a nitric-
lent number present 'to proceed
Wed
ton
axle Dittmer and
Stewart were un-
ge by the Rev, S,
he United, Mieeionary.
neaten. The bride is.
r of Mr. and Mrs,
mer. Palmerstoe,. and
s., Oliver Stewart,.
arents. , of the groom,
ta of white rooms and fern.
ted the church and wedding
o was Provided by R. leliaelt,
001-1,. Mrs. E. Prosser, Pais-
ley, Was soloist.
bride wore a floor-length
gown , with e shirred lace bodice.
•.• TeatUring a heat neckline, and
111Y-polnt sleeves, and . a bouffant
not , over taffeta skirt with deep
lave-edged. .flounce. A coronet of
soed.. pearls and rhinestone held.
her three-quarter-length veil edged
with lace and •shecarried a, muff
'• . of red roses and ivy. ' , •
• Miss Lois Pi:Mapco, Stratford,
• Was maid.,ef honor and Miss Grace
Stewart was junior bridesmaid,
They wore floor-length gowns of
rose pink and yellow gold respee,
lively with finely pleated nylon
net skirts; The maid of honor car-
ried.a muff crested with pink and
.• white mums and ivy, while the
• bridesmaid, a muff topped with
yellow and white mums and, ivy.
Viewer girls were Marion Hud-
son and Marietta Dittrner, sister
of the bride, wearing identical
goWns of 'sky blue net over taf-
feta.... Miniature baskets of white
and pink roses completed their en-
. sernbleS, •
James Stewart of Gorrie was
•groomsnum. and Carl Stewart, Lis-
towel and. Ralph Leake,
ushered..
4ecelving the guests, the bride's.
mother were a. navy, ensemble with
a •corsage of pink and white roses. •
The groom's mother was also .
dressed in blue with •white, aeeee-,
sories ..and had .a corsage of
and white roses,
For film wedding .trip the bride
c hosee an aqua green 'Silk dress
with White velvet trim, dark brown •
coat, beige aceessories and a cor-
sage of gold and bronze baby
Mums,.
• The couple will reside in Oshawa,
. .
Molesworth Former .„.
Storekeeper Passes
R., Spence, 75,
who for 17 years conducted the
general store at Moleswortli, died
In the Riverside nursing home,
Mitchell, on Sunday, November
26th. He went to Seaforth in 1046
and since 1946 had lived at Mit-
chell.
His wife, the former Minetta
Grainger, died in 1654, . One son,
Bert, of Mitchell, survives With two
daughters, Mrs. Gerald Agar, 'of
Staffa. and Mrs. Ronald McPher-
son, Port
He was a member of Mehl Street.
United Church, Mitchell and of
the 0.0,F. ledge,
Funeral services was conducted,
by the Rev, J, Robt. Watt at. the
Lockhart funeral home, Mitchell,
at 2 p.m, on Tuesday. Temporary
entombment was made • in Wood-
land Mausoleum, Mitchell and in-
terment will be made later in Fair-
view Cemetery, Listowel,
INSTALLS OFFICERS
QOURIe4---SIX members of lib e*
teea initiating team initiated fif-
teen new members of the Legiaa.
at, a meeting In the Legion Hall
here.. Installation. of officers for,
the conning year was conducted by
Zone Commander Herman Yeling
of Mineardine, assisted by gari
Grey, provincial sports officers of
Walkerton and on Adams, AO°
membership chairman, Vtiringhilm-
officers installed for *wick
Legion, Branch No, 30' were; Past
president, Mel. Allan;. president,
• jaa. Clark; vice-president, Joseph,
Hefferl treasurer, Thos. Ritehie; •
secretary, Hector Hamilton; or,-
gee,nt-at-arma, Carl gttinger;
chaplain, Rov. Frank 41.1SP011;
color hearers, Gordon Underwood,
James ,Vittle; welfare officer, Wm,
Austin; public relations, Geo, Ing-
lis; aeditors Howard Wylio and
Joe Heffer.
United Church News
GORRIE,--Tbe Gorrie-Wroxeter
Young People's Union will meet In
the Gorrie united Church on Sun-
day, December 9 at 8 .pan. Pro-
gram committee, Bill Higgins and
Gwen , -Gibson. ff.
o -o-
The Woman's Missionary Society
will hold its December meeting at
the home of Mrs, Ewart Whit-
field on, Thursday, December 6.. at
8.15 p.m. Program .committee„ Mrs.
Gerald Galbraith, Mrs. Lorne
Walker, Mrs. K. Hueston and Mrs,
0, Black,
GGilfl anti Mrs. C. R..
'McCutelleoni. of grasselai who were
recently married, were honored at..
a large gethering in the Gorrie
Community hall on Ttiesday even
lag.. when they were presented'
with .a gift of money .anti Other
miscellaneous
Mrs. Stanley Hayes read an ad-
dress and Bill Taylor made the
presentation, Sangster's orchestea
furnished, music for dant:Mg. Mrs.
.McgiitcheOn was the former Marie
Harris of gowleit. Township,
Anglican
Church News
GOBBIE—The 'Woman's Auxili-
ary will meet on Friday afternoon
at 2.30 at the home of Mrs, nor-
man Wade for-the annual meeting,
Please note the change in date. The
roll call will be answered by a
Christmas gift for' the WA. and
the theme will be "Joy", '
0" - 0 - 0
The Guild of St, Martha ' Will
hold its. December Meeting at the
home of Mrs, Jack Bennett at
p.30 p,rn., Wednesday, December 4.
• 0- 0 0
There will be a service of Holy
Communion on Sunday next at the
regular hour,
with the meeting,
This meeting' was held at the
theatre And it was planned to
follow up with a showing of
films pertaining to Liens work.
Upon adjournment of Tie `Clan
meeting ,Prositient Harvey
Webster stated his intention to
call another Meeting on Frid*AY
evening at 7.00 when a full Attend -ance will be iroperative,—Lucle.
now Sentinel.
SANTA -..CMUS-13
COMING TO. TOWN.
GORRIE—Santa Claus-is to visit
.Gorrie on Saturday .afternoon, Dec.
81 at two o'clock. The parade will
be headed by the CKNX sound
system from the station to the,
community hen where pictures
will be shown 'and treats distri-
buted to the children,
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and 5 yoats.
• 3N% • for any ail two rego
THE
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District • Representatives
' onAwronn nivrarain4vroN, vvINGnAm — H, WROXETElt.
/I, .1. W. j3USILIFIELD, WINORAM
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.14 good-to -be..abk
-.-44...t14 around
GORE
Mrs. Bertha Plant is visiting of
the home of her son, Mr, Harvey
Plant and. Mrs. Plant, Allanford,
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Brown, John
and Jean, visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Hoy, ,Ethel.
Sympathy is extended to Mrs.
Wilmot Charles and family, whose
daughter Clara, Mrs. ' Mervin
Stephens, Lyleton, Man„ passed
-away November 26, . A brother,
Frank Taylor of Saskatoon, Sask.,
also died recently.
Little Linda, Smith, three-year-
old daughter of, Mr, and Mrs. Win.'
Smith, con, 1,. is in Listowel Hospi-
tal with pneumonia..
Those attending the Steart-Dit-
,trner wedding', in Palmerston on
Saturday, November 24th were Mr.
and' Mrs. Oliver Stewart and fam-
ily, .Mrs, Mabel Stewart and Mr.
and. Mrs. Burns Stewart:
Miss Beryl Bennett was home
from Kitchener for the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Hastie and
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. King spent a
few days in London last week.
I Miss. Bella. Greaves and Mrs,
Minnie Irwin speiit several, days
last week in Toronto.
Nadine Cook, who underWent An
appendectomy, in the Listowel Me-
morial Hospital last week, was able
to return to her home on Sunday.
We extend deepest sympathy to
the Abram' family in. the -tragic
death of their son,.Fraser, on Sun-
day.
Mrs. Errand Coates of Waskada,'
an,, has beep visiting with rola-
ves here.
r. Harold David returned l'itst
ek, from Portage, Pa. He Was
mpanied by his brothers, Wm.
d .of Huntsville and Frank of ,
e Hill,
Edgar, Clarence .McCal-
hl Smith and Harvey Mc-
ttended the annual meet-
Federation of Agricul-
desboro, last Wednes-
dgar has returned
several months in
awrence hqs re-
her daughter,
ngs of Lucknow,
in ,St'. 'Joseph's
with a rheuma-
pleurisy, is im-
a Lawrence of
ew days recently
Mercer
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