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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1957-04-24, Page 10Wingh*An Advane•alraeo# WoritkeialaY, April,24, 1961 von District WI Annual ollegeld in Fordvd in May POWELLW .$ 0110():4 DIM: BAN ..1). Among the rhythm bands performing on Thursday evening was the group from Powell's.SchOol, and they are pictured here at the closing session of the Turnberry Music Festival held in the Wingham District High School. With the band is teacher, Mrs. R. Hastings. Rhythm bands from Holmee, Gilmours, pluevale, Powelle Kirtons, Glenannan and Lower Wingham, took Part in this non-iiOnaPetitiVe part of ,the Festival. , e-Acive,nce-Titnes photo, FOUR PRETTY WINNERS The winners in the Giese for girls 11 years and under were, Gail' Henderson, Mery Haugh, Elatne Moffatt and. Julia, Thornton. 'They . competed Thuisday afternoon in the Turnberry Music Festival at Blnevale community hall.—Advance-Times photo. Two shows each night First at 7.15 Moire., Fri., Sat., Apr. 25-20-27 Bill. 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Trate ee Cebeerg, Rev. 0, MacRae, .officiated, The bride was given, Iry mar, rine by her father. She wore white slipper satin- With an overr Akin of Igoe, ballerina length and lily-point sleeves, Her finger- tip veil was held by a snnin and Pearl tiarr4 and she carried a cascade of red roses apd white mums, Mrs, Ron Pogue of Ceberero, sister of . the groom, was brides- maid, Her ballerina length. dress. eves.of pink nylon net over tat-, fete and she carried a cascade bouquet of mums. geerge. Wrey . of . Wingham, brother of the bride was beet man. A reception was held la`. the Belmore Memorial Community Centre, and .gue4s were present from Cobourg„ Toronto, Wroxeter • and Wingham. For the wedging trip to the United States the bride ware a peaeOck blue • dress with -a- black and white peat and red , and black' accessories; ' The couple will reside le, Wing- ham. • Intended for last week AUBURN—Knox United Church Manse was the scene of the wed- , ding of Mary Isabel Daer, elder daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Bert Daer of R.R, 1, Auburn to Peter James Campbell, son of Mr, and -Mrs, Oliver Campbell, of R.R. 4, Wingham, on April 13, at 12 'o'clock, Rev, Robert 'S. Riltz of- ficiated. , For her wedding the bride chose a blue suit with white ac- cessories and wore a corsage' of pink roses. .She was attended by her cousin, Mi.ss Edna Deer, as bridesmaid, who chose a grey suit with pale blue accessories and wore a cor- sage of pink roses. ' Hugh Campbell of Bluevale was his brother's groomsman. A reception was held at the home of the bride's parents where lier mother, gowned in navy blue sheer and a corsage of red roses, received the guests. The bride's table was centred with a.beautiful three-tiered wed- ding cake flanked on • each side with lighted candles and pink arid white streamers. The buffet luncheon was served by Misses Lila and Ellee Deer, cousins of the bride, with Mrs'. Roy Easom and 'Mrs. Alvin Leatheriand. as- sisItine P.i0RDWICH-elles,. Harold Pot- , erIlirek -Wke , hesteee for the April 00*.etlleg. • Or the Fordwich W.I, ?4,r,ae-Cittre :Harris, president, was bra ''ehargee Mrs, Anson Denier- -earl( led 'in devotions, reading the Witter street frem St. mattbew and the hymn "Christ the Lerd 4114en TO-day'' was sung, • ^ The motto "The waled is taking your photograph, look pleasant pleaee" wee given by Mrs. Clare once Carswell, She stressed that we.eflottld cheerful, keep busy, wear a enelle. anti make others • baPPY. Mrs, • Stan Bride gave the treasurer's report for the year itret ending and the minutes of the march meeting, Mrs. Bride, the ..retiring secretary, was tend- ered a vote of thanks by Mrs, A. . .• peoterling and Mrs, R, Devitt for six years" of untiring service secretary-treasurer. Mrs. Crosby Sothern, a past district president, conclueted the installation of officers, Roll Gall was answered by the pay- .ment of dues and a decorated Easter. egg. The East Huron • District annual is to be held in MRS. EARLS SPEAKS AT M3 NIEETINli FORDWICII — The W.M.S. of the:Foidwich United Church met at. the parsonage for an evening meeting with Rev, and Mrs. W. J. Bird as the host and hostess. Mrs, S, K. Graham, president and Mrs. Parker Eurig, secretary presided. The meeting opened with quiet music played by Miss Violet Bee- Witherick Thoughts on the resur- rection were read followed with a prayer and hymn. The minutes were read and the business was discussed, A bale is to be pack- ed later in May, The roll call, "An Easter Mes- sage" was answered by 4.1 mem- , bets and guests. Mrs. Cecil Wilson, as program eonveeer WO' in charge. Tbe theme was "tSo Send I You". The Scripture lissOns were read by Mrs. W. E, Hainstock, Mrs. G. E. Johnston, and Mrs. Mel. Taylor. Mrs. C. Wilson led in 'prayer. • . A panel, "So send I You", was i. Challenge to men and women of the church to take on sone& of the *he of the trained workers and feee them for the work that the layinen can't do, It was present- ed tor Mrs. C, Wilson, Mrs. M. Taylor and Mrs.-0, F. Johnston. Art'Easter poem was read by Vanvelsor, Mre.,Frank Earls of Wroxeter Was Vest speaker and used as her. topic "God's Highways". She stated :that Goers highways are harmless ways;' happy ways and are, 'the highways home,. She also stated that our missionary effort must be trebled if we are to accomplish the task Christ geeee us.to dd. The meeting closed with prayer and a hymn. Lunch was served • ""'"!)e, North Group.. • LYCEUM Theatre Monday, Tuesday, Viredneedal," April 29 - 30 - May 1 Theatre Closed, the Fordwich Cornmunity ball- May 23rd mid the W,I. ladles are to cater for the dinner. Mrs, Wally Gibson gave current events, including items on can- cer hostel:Megaton., the new sea- way and local events. Mrs, Reirert elteson gave a paper on "The Effect of TV on Ginkirene, She quoted from famous authorities .end concluded that TV has. come to stay and we must learn to live with it. A dainty lunch was served by four members, Mr. and Mrs, Bride To Live in Toronto FoRDwida The United Church here was the scene of candlelight service on Saturday evening, April 20th at seven o'clock when Rev. J. W. Hlrd officiated 'for the double ring ceremony, uniting ine marriage Marianne Jean Doig and J. Harvey Bride of Toronto, The bride is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Harold L, Doig of Fordwich, and the groom is tee son of Mr. Carman Bride of Caledonia, formerly of Fordwieh, and the late Mrs, Bride. Given in marriage by her rather, the bride entered the church to wedding music played by William Wallacc„ of Toronto, She wore an imported French lace gown over deep lustre satin, fashioned on princess lilies, the - full skirt ending in a deep nylon tulle flounce, The low neckline was finished with draped tulle caught with seed pearls and her lace bolero bad long, lily-point sleeves. A pearl encrusted lace headdress held her finger-tip veil and sere carried a cascade bouquet of calla lilies centred with orchid florets, combined with white and mauve baby mums, Miss Shirley Ashton of London was made of honor and the bridesmaids were Mrs. Jack Rid- dell of Teviotdale and Miss Joyce Nicoll of Palxnerston. They were gowned alike le orchid erystalette over -taffeta, pearl headcircessee with circular shoulder veils and carried cascades of deep mauve shasta mains. The soloist was Miss Janette Valiance of Atwood. Lorne Bride of Niagara Falls, brother of the groom, was best man and Edward Doig, brother of the bride and Mare McIntosh 'of Brussels were ushers. Following the ceremony a re- ception was held in the church parlors. The bride's mother wore a Dior lace dress with pink accessories and a pink rose cor- sage, She was assisted . by the groom's aunt, Miss Margaret Spence, who wore a printed sheath dress and coat ensemble lni ava.eado green with beige and bronze accessories. Her corsage was ,of yellow roses. For the wedding trip to Wash- ington, D.C., the bride wore a navy Dolman suit with mauve accessories and an orchid cor- sage, —The—groo-m—i-s —a -graduate of Toronto University and the bride of ,Stratford Teachers' College. They are both teaching at Scar- borough and Will live in Toronto. Twelve Tables at Euchre Party FORDWICH—Twelve tables of Progressive euchre were in play at the community hall, Fordwich, on Tuesday night, Those in charge were, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Deitz, Mr. and Mrs, Ira Schaefer and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Winston. Winners were as follows: High lady, Mrs, Ernie Dinsmore; high man, Russel Nichol; consolation, Mrs. George . Baker and Mr.' Wray Cooper; special prize, Mrs. Stan Bride. FOROWICH Mr. and Mrs. Ro1i Rube and baby son are visiting in Windsor this week. Mr, Rube is taking the instructor's course in swimming for the safety service to be con- ducted here this summer. , Mr. and Mrs. Noah Mei spent several days Met week at the home of their daughter, Mrs. E. Mullins and mr. Mulline at _Des- chenes, Quebec. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Baylor and two children visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. James Wray at St. 3ari.7. ' l Mr`, Mrs. Cecil Cooper of Atwood :visited in the community one day last week, • • , Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ridley spent several days last week with Mr. and lcArs. Cecil Lynn of Orange- ville. Me. and Mrs. Norris. Hied and baby of Owen Sound spent the • week-end at; the home of the former% parents, Rev, and Mrs. 3. W. liird. ' 1 ' Dr. J. D-Foiele is very proud these days. He delivered the first Indian baby at Listoveel Hospital last week. »Mrs, Pearl' Chilton of Torohto visited with relatives over the Weekend and attended the' Bride- Doig Wedding on Saturday, Sundae visitors with Mr. and Mere Fred Hambly Were Mr. arid Mrs, Jim Bissett arid' Mr. and Mrs, Max Ilambly of Kitchener, arid Mr. and Mrs. 'Veen Hambly and family of Guelph. Little' Wendy Humbly' remained for a week's visit, 'Men, Joseph Hefter, ^who' Was Injured in a oar- accident two weeks ago, was taken to a Lon- don Hosaritel to have, a east put On the pelvic boric, but lies Mime ma. returned to Wingliarn I108- Mie and SteWart Schaefer and Wende of London, visited off Sunday redtheMr.:.arie Mrs, B, A. Schaefer. ' . Miss Wiroilfred r Campbell Georgetown is spending the Eas- ter holidaYs with- her MOthor,- Week-encl visitors with Mr. acid Mrs. amnes..WarrclI were Mr. and Mts. Bill Johnson of TOtortto and Mr. and. Mrs. F Preeesehour and 'faintly bf Stretforel. Me. arid , Mee Vlitee fermerlo of TelstoWcil .moved their herterhold belongings to the recently occupied by Mr, and Mrs. Dick Aldrich. Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Adam Zurbrigg Were Mr. and Mrs. Stewart ,Mus- grove and family of Wroxeter, Mr. and Mrs, 'Morrie Cline and family and Mrs, Emma Cline of Gowanstown, Miss Ruby Zurbrigg and Mr. Ed. Ott of Listowel. The occasion was the joint birthdays of Mr. and Mrs. Zurbrigg, who both received some lovely gifts. Week-end visitors with Mrs. Dora Ridley were Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Lynn and Karen of Oratige- vale, Mr, Gordon Ridley, Michael and Brian and Miss Francis Mc- Lean, of London. Miss McLean and the two boys remained for a week's visit. Mr, Bruce Williamson of Lon- don spent the week-end with his mother. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey McDer- mitt and two sons spetit Good Friday in Gait. Mrs. Ed,' Matthews spent a couple of clays last week with her sister, Miss Annie 'Cunning- ham, in Harriston. Miss Ann Lindsay of Toronto is spending the Easter holidays With her grandparents, Mr, and Mrs, Albert Johnston. Mrs. Chris Severt, age 91, who has been confined to ListoWel hospital With a broken hip, ye- turned last week to the home. of her daughter, Mrs. Irtele Witmer, Mee Dorothy Campbell of Ilanliltori visited over the week- end with her parents, Mr, and Mrs: William Campbell, ,,Miss Letita Matthews is suffer- ing from a scraped leg and bruis- es to her arm and thoulder as the result of a fall oil• Saturday night at the :United Church steps, She missed the Bret step and whert picked , up had lost eon- eelotreneee, Dr. J, D, Verde gave riree aid, 'At the time of going. to press 1111sS Matthews is feeling bettete Me. Edward Doig left on Mon- day morning for TOM-nine after spending the weak-end with, his patents, Mr. and Mrs, 'Clarence Polleelt and family of ,Itipley Visited on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Roe. old Pollock, Miss Sharon Pollock returned to trilireY for a vveeles, Mr, and Mrs. Howell Fraser are spending. this week with Mr. and Mrs. Glenn VraSer in Tor- onto. Ur. and Mrs. Webb 10owles' Toronto visited Sunday with Mrs. Emma Williamson. The sympathy of the commun- ity is. extended to Ruth and Bob Rumple in the death of their mother. Miss Jean Sanderson of Kitch- ener visited with her mother, Mrs. Mary Sanderson over •the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Johnston, Mary and Helen spent one day last week in Kitchener. Miss Maud Harding of Toronto Is spending the Easter holidays at her home here, Miss Esther Harding of London also visited Over the week-end, Mr. and Mfrs, Carl Stewart of Lietowel visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. James Vittie, Mr. and Mrs, Jack Gibson of Toronto visited over the week- end with Mr, and 'Mrs. Doug Holt; Mies Phyllis Keith is ' spending a few days this week in Port Colborne. Week-end Visitors with • Mr, end Mrs, George Ashton were Mies. Shirley Ashton and Me. and Mks, Art Wells of London. ' Mr, and Mrs, Willoughby Pat- terson of London and Mr„ Bob Campbell of Toronto visited over the Week-end with the former's Mother, Mrs„ Pearl Patterson.. Mr, and Mrs, Earl 'baker' and family of London spent the Week- end with Mr. and Mrs. George Baker, • . ker i, and Mrs. Jim Inglis of. • Adton visited oned ay last Week with Mr. and. Mrs. Tom, Mc- Clement and Mrs, Ida Gallagher. MO 'arid Mrs. Alex Wray' and Children of Toronto Vleitecl few days leg Week With relatives in the cOmintialty, William Hawitsbee of Lis., towel visited one day last week with Mr. and Mrs„ Hargraye, Mr, and Mrs, .1reler Tilden •and children spent the Week-end With relatives ie. Port Colborne, :1:211d 'Mee, .Doug Wileferig of q;Orento visited over the week. end with Mr, arid Mrs. Roy Sim' , •Mrs.. Ruby Forester Of . Teeritite epent the week,ond at her home 116Utelas Len' lee BreWrie ar)and frig this week with telatieree , , Toronto, • Mary Isabel Daer Weds Jas. Campbell trip to Buffalo and other parts in the States. On their return they Will reside on a farm near Wingham. Guests were present from Wingham, Bluevale„ Londesboro, Stratford, Brussels and Dutigan- non. Hot buttered, biscuits always make a hit. Before cutting out the biscuits, spread half the dough with soft butter, lay the other half .on top, then cut out ice ?RAINS Werell?AlVINIS 1434 209- .TO RO... MOWERS ALL YOU DO IS REGISTER IN THE "TAG -A.-,Toit0" PRIZE. DRAWING yoo bey a 'Toro lerowei' der-, ing the ecititest and' you are a wiener top GET ACiK DOVELE TIM RETAIL PRIOE In 'adelitkon tei the Paris tripe, 200 Tore MoWers as • additional NO 4i1.1yzi,if4gE isiEcEssuct, Be Sure Te Enter 'Your Nadi Tickets AVailable ,,Frortte CHRIS SHELTON leiicknOW; 'Phone 80 Contest ':Close • June,';'/ 8,-41937 eere - e r. TRAIL, RANGERS HELP.,..:HANWT. FORDWICH-e-The Trill, Rang- ers held their Father and Son banquet on Monday night in the basemente of the Fordwich United Church, Forty men and boys sat down to supper, served by the C.G.I.T, A prograin of toasts and other numbers was presided over by Jim. Doig. After the toast to the e Queen, a toast to the Church was made by Fraser Pollock and Rev. J. W. Hind made the .reply. The `fathers were toasted by Bobby Bride and the reply was given by Retold Pollock, Stan Bride gave the toast to the' boys and John Wilson replied. ' John Forde gave a reading. Larry Mepermitt and Fraser Pollock playedta Piano duet. Bruce M. Nulin, the music teacher berm Harriston, showed slides on her recent trip to Ber- muda and gave a running dome mentery. An enjoyable 'evening was clos- ed by the Trail Ranger prayer. 4' • Mrs. W. Rumple Passes in Listowel FORDWICH — Following a short illness, Mrs, Wienifeed Rumple, 52, of Fordwich, passed away ht Listowel 'Memorial Hoe- pital on Friday;' April 19, Mrs, Rumple wae predeeeased by het husband, two 'Yeats ago, after a, car accideet, She is elle- vived by "twit, eerie, Harry Of Hamilton and Rob at Ildine, and a,,claughter Ruth, also at.' home. Also surviving are two sisters, Mrs. Annie Sharp of .GerelPh and Mrs, /Note trotting of. Btirling- ton, and three beothers," Russel and Cecil Maltby of klamiltoh and Hubert Maltby of Edmore- toe. uriorat service Was held on Sunday at 4 13,M, •hi Fordwich. Uhlted Church, .of Mitch Mrs, Rumple Was a member„ Rev. 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