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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1960-05-25, Page 74a:intim abOaturZinu% OX' TAlai0 wroNgspAy, Amy 1$0,, lop Trousseau Tea For .Dorothy Toner f IORRIE •Mrs, Irving Toner wan hostess at a trotteeeatt tea at her borne on Saturday afternoon and evening for her eeungest daughter, Dorothy, whose Marriage to Peter Harrison, Ilarriston, taken Piaea Saturday, May 28th. Mrs. Max Bell received the guesta at the door and Mrs. Toner and Mrs. Gordon Harrison welcomed them. Displaying the troiteimeau. was Helen Mame; Mrs. Wilmer Rosa clothes; Ruth Toner and Miss .8414, ,larrison, the gilts, Crystal Harri- son was In charge of the gut* book. CJIATSWORTai PEOPLE aiERE-aUnited. Church families from the. four-point Chatsworth charge was pictured as they enjoyed. supper served by ,the ladies of the Wingham United Church. Seventy men trom We charge appeared on Sing Time Sunday afternoon, while their families toured the station, had, stAnper at 'the church and latex' attended the evening servicia—Photo by Connell, United church W. A. Plans Garden:Party Woman's Assoc- iation of the Gorrie United Church. met' in the Ili/wren nail on 17/00 nekidaa, The . South. Friendship. Circle had ehasge ser • - &Rh Mrs. James Dunbar presiding -"or the wersbip peaty' The meeting opened with Mrs. Hamy labarne nt the piano. Mrs. Dewitt Mams read, the followed by prayer by • Mrs. J. The theme of the meeting was 'a 'at'. aira. Deena a in game :he topic, said, "Faith is our only lope of salvetion," 0,n11 when Coe -ad "lie ye faithful unto death' i; makes us realize the ,truth. of his statement. Mrs, Clifford Pyke, president onducted the business, Piara Aron madeslor the garden part: to be held In June, Mrs. Ia. Far. deb gave a report on the decision m a new 'oil furnace and wash. sooma to be installed in the neat Suture. It was decided to discon- tinue the nursery, The eorrimittep in charge served zefreshments. BLUEVALE Mrs. Joseph Horton is a patient in Wingham General Hospital and. Keith Johnston was a patient for a short time after having received a hurt from a fall. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Messer of Toronto, 'spent the week-end at their summer home here. Holiday visitors at the parsonage with Mr, and Mrs, Alan H, Neelon were Mr, and Mrs. Ed Smith and family, of Ballinfad, Mr, and Mrs, Arthur Edwards and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fickling and family, and Captain and Mrs, Fred Wat- kins and family, all of London. Mrs. Howard Black, of Toronto, was a visitor with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Sellers last week. Mr. Cecil McKinnon of Toronto, Peter McKay of Brussels, Mr. and Mrs. J, K. McTavish and children of Landon, were holiday visitors 1with Mr. and Mrs. R. al, McKin- non,' Girls Present Skit At Institute Meet "Home Economics and Health” was, the topic for the regular meet- ing of the Wingharn Women's. Institute held on Thursday, Miss Isabel Fortune anti afra. Lapp were the program conveners. There was a skit "How to Arrange a Wardrobe", put on by three 4-I-I Club girls, which was enjoyed by all present. The roll call wits an- swered with a goad first aia hint. Mrs. Burrell, Miss Bower, and Mrs, McLaughlin all gave a report on the district, annual held in Londesboro on May 18. Mrs. Omar Haselgrove gave a report on the convention in Guelph, May 4, 5, d. Lunch was served by the hostess- es, MrS. Frank Edgar, Miss J. Murray, Mrs. Weir, Mrs. Hopper, Plan Exhibit for Achievement Day BLUEVALE- -The Bluevale Bells, Group Two, held their eighth and final meeting on Tuesday, May 17, at the home of the leader, Mrs, Alex Corrigan, The roll call was answered by presentation of the record books up to date. The exhibit for Achieve- ment Day was discussed, 'to be held in the first week of July, Mrs. Corrigan reviewed the main points of the club work. The girls filled a beef and pork 'chart dur- ing their course on "Meat in the Menu". Mrs. Corrigan and Joan McFar,„ lane demonstrated howa to make savoury salad. The meeting closed with the sing- ing of ."The Queen". Palmerston Hospital oil Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. T. L, Melones ac- companied Mr. and Mrs. John Mc- Innes of Bluevale to Toronto on Sunday and visited Mr. and Mrs. Elgin McInnes. Mrs. Myras Bates' and Anges and Mrs, M. Katclieuls, of Teeswater, spent Saturday with Mrs. Ann Rit- chie. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Brown, Betty Ann, and Cindy of Moles- worth and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Gal- loway and . family of Galt were Sunday visitors at the same home. 'Mrs, Ruby Goodwin, Lloydmin- ster, Alta., was a recent visitor with. Mrs. Effie McCrackin. Mr. and Mrs, Alvin -Simpson and Mr. and Mrs. Harry King return- ed Sunday night from a motor trip to Detroit and Windsor. Mrs, Tessie Zimmerman returned Thursday from visiting with her daughter, 'Mrs. Jack Shiells of Wingham, Patsy Keil of Clifford spent the holiday with her aather, Mr, Geo.• Keil, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Saing spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Flenallarainerl ilattsaaotaMatattoWataa Mr. and Mrs. Frank Earls, Lynne - Time bet table was lovely with sink ant white mums and spring flowers were used throughout the house. Pouring tea lathe afternoon were Mrs. Everett Carson and Mrs. Wm, Tilden with Mrs. Dick .0ar- eon and Mrs. Wm. Connell serving. In the evening Mrs. Earl. Toner, Mrs. F, White and Mrs: Rus, Ernst' poured with Mai. Norman Carson and Elaine Miller serving. Other helpers were Mrs. Arehie Miller, Mrs. Alvin Grainger, Mrs, Russell Powell, Mrs. Bev. Breams, Mrs. Art Gibson, Mrs, Tom Olarals ha, Mrs, Jim Walsh and Miss Mar- lene Walsh, Dorothy was honored at a mis- cellaneous shower an Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Ar- chie Miller. Several contests were conducted during „ the evening. Little Miss Marilyn Bell brought in a prettily decorated baby carriage with the gifts. . After the opening of the gifts lunch was served. Assisting the hostess were Mrs, Bev. Brears-, Mrs. Alvin Grainger, Mrs, Tom O'irrafka and Elaine Miller. )31.111,DING VAULT—The local nrancre of tne storourem-sionarnion Bank, whielt,will build a new structure' this year, is, moving into -temporary quarters in the former Crompton building, In °rams to provide storage a vault is being constructed in the building. Shown above are John Donnell and Dermon Muse:heal of the bank's premises department as they start the brick work for the, vault. —Advance-Times Photo. 6011111E • E. HOWIEK SCHOOLS PRESENT CONCERT DONNYBROOK Bluevale Institute At County Home BLUEVALE — A very epeciat birthday party was arranged by Bluevale Womens' Institute at the Huron County Home, Clinton, pn May 18th. Superintendent Harvey Johnston and Mrs. Johnston welei corned the visitors to the spaciot sseeeseee-teseseasse es...seam— a see s 'Home. the Mrs. Charles It/fathers presented M rs, corsages and gifts to six residents of the Home, whose birthdays were ook in the month of May. Lodge Church Service BLTJEVALE Maitland Lodge LodgelQpi.38';'a4lintd R eid:rsVr 44:1eri'e ret*stie in body at Bluevale United Chruch on Sunday. The parade was led by Pipers McFarlane. The minister, Mr. Alan H. Neelon, preached from the text. "The Greatest of These", Using the word "Love", he illustrated four charac- teristics which love embraces: L for loyalty; 0 for open-hearted- ness; V for virtuous living and E for eagerness 'to serve. Assisting in the service were Brother W. Casliek, P.G., and Sister'F. Maclntyre, N.G. The choir sang an anthem and Brother Ross Smith sang the solo "0 Brother Marc,". The service was well attended. and Leone of London spent week-end and holiday with William Doig and Hugh. . Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hanbr of Atwood, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Shiell and family of Wingham, Miss Betty Zimmerman and Mr. James Andari of Clinton were Sunday guests of Mrs. Sanford Zimmer- man. Mr, and Mrs. Graham Hastie, Harriston, visited, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Edgar on Sundey. Mr. Birks Robertson, Teeswater, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Glad Edgar. Mr. and Mrs. George Cameron and family of Hamilton and Miss Wilma Jean Edgat of Sarnia were Mrs. Sperling Johnston, president ()fettle Bluevale Women's Institute, addressed the gathering and was in charge of the program. Community anging was a feature in which the residents took part and was con- ducted by Mrs. George Hethering- ton with Mrs. Carl Johnston at the piano. Mrs. John Wiekstead sang a solo and Mrs. Hetherington gave humorous readings. Choruses, were sung by a number of the Bluevale visitors. A tour of the building, followed The Friendly, Fours of the Cur- rie United Church will meet at the home of Mrs. -Albert Dustow on Thursday at 8.15 pan, The com- mittee in charge will be Mrs. Bill Nay, Mrs. H, Hamilton and Mrs. ft, Carson, ' The Woman's 'Missionary So- ciety of Gorrie United Church will 'meet in the church hall on June 1st at 2.30 P.M. with Mrs. Burrell of, Wingham, and Miss Elva, Hap- ''er • as guest speakers., Commit- -UseiPseattlasiaare KM. asciAtlaigUiltre Mrs. K. Mastic and Mrs. R, Adams. • Mr, • and Mrs, Joseph Gillander sf Windsor spent the week-end at the hump of Mr. and Mrs. Justin Will, Mr, and Mrs. Charles Itoch vis- aed' Mr. and Mrs. John Koch on atinslay evening. Mrs. Jame8 Edwards is a pa- pent in the, Palmerston General Hospi tal. Tom Hastie, Toronto, spent the holiday week-end with Mr. and Mrs, Ken Hestia Mrs. Carl Gregg and Mr. George Gregg, Toronto, were. at their home over the week-end. Mrs. Ann Ritchie called on Mr, and Mrs. Duncan Kennedy, Tees- water, on Sunday. Mr. and, Mrs. William Edwards, London, visited Mrs. J. Edwards -in holiday and week-end guests of the serving of refreshments by the Mr. and Mrs. Murray Edgar. Bluevale group and the staff. GORR:DI—The Garth, community ball was filled to capacity "on Thursday evening when the schools of East /lowlier preaentad a con- cert, under the direction of Miss Jean Campbell of Listowel, teach- er of. music, Clare Harris was chairman. Oraclesa I and ft gave the opening numbers. Canada's history was then shown by costumes, ,songs and ednneeeestatlissmehoolaieptediatillas'ad period in the history ----- first the Indians no to , 153e; . then the French and later the English, Irish and Scotch settlers, Following. the First and Second World War per- iods, Hollondere and Austrians were portrayed. . • Highlights of the program was the soldier boys from the Fordwich senior -room in uniform and the stirring marches and war time pa- triotic songs in 'which the entire group of children joined in singing, 4110 'The girls of the senior room sang "When on My Day of Life. the. Night Is Falling'", wearing choir gowns. Assisting Miss Campbell were Mrs, Lyle Murray and Mrs, John McGregor, as accompanists, and other teachers, Miss Campbell was presented ,with a gift. Family Reunion at . Jefferson Home At Convocation In Si. Catharines Harold A. Watson of London was re-elected on May 17th as the Grand Master of the Grand Black Chapter of Ontario West, at the fletn annual convocation held in St, Catharines, May 15-17. His associ- ate officers were also re-elected for a second term. Delegates from nearly 60 municipalities, from Windsor to Peterboro to Fort Wil- liam numbering 125, attended the session. A distinctive feature of the meet- ings was the many special guests who were received and heard from during the three-day event. These included Most Wm'. Sir Kt. Arthur Holden, Grand Master of the Grand Chapter of British America, M,W, Sir Kt. James Jackson, P.G,M., R.W. Sir Kt. Harry Deyell, Grand Master of Ontario 'East, Rt. Wor. Bro. William Tatford, Grand Mas- ter of the Grand Orange Dodge of Ontario West, R,"eV, Bro. Morgan Brown, Grand Master, G.O.L. of Ontario East, M.W, Sir Kt. Joseph Carson, Director of the Sentinel and Orange Insurance, and John Thompson of Pittsburg, Pa„ of the Grand Black Chapter of the U.S.A. E•vents4ifo. During the sessions several spec- ial events were held, On Sunday, the annual 'divine service was held at Queen St, Baptist Church, pre- ceded by a memorial service at the cenotaph. •On Monday the annual banquet was attended by 125 guests, dele- gates and wives. Mayor W. R. Bald and his wife of St. Cathar- ines wore special guests, Several solos were sung by Major Honey Church of the Salvation Army Corps, accompanied by his daugh- ter Patricia. Following the dinner,, the Royal 'Black Degree was conferred on a class of six candidates by R.B.P. 877 Guelph, under the direction of R.W. Sir Kt. Whitney Street. The sessions will be held in Windsor in 1061 and in Fort Wil- liam in 1062. Huron County was represented at the sessions by R.W.' Sir Kt, Oliver Jacques, Hensel], R.W Sr. M. Walter Scott, Belgravia and V,W. Sr. Kt, Max Switzer, Wood- ham, Graduate Nurse Miss Gloria, Elizabeth Stobo was one .of the 77 graduate nurses, who graduated from the Nursing School of Victoria Hospital, London, on Friday evening. Graduation exer- cises Were held in Thames Hall of Western University. Miss Stream is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Robert Stobo, R.R. 2, Teeswater and was a graduate of Wingham District High School. Cub Honor Guard At Church Wedding Mr. and Mrs. Edward Robinson and family visited Sunday with their uncle, Mr. Henry McClinchey of Althorn, Me. and Mrs. Sam Jefferson, Newmarket; Mr. and Mrs, George Reeves, Toronto and Miss Elaine Jefferson, London spent the week- „add, „WaSam , Mr., 'arta ,„Mess, Crsa elas, Jefferson amid bther relatives. Misses Jeseie. and Minnie Dunkie, Moffat; and Mrs. Carl Beese, Mor- rieton were week-end guests with Mr. and Mrs., James Leddy, Mr. Colin Dunaie, Moffat; Don- ald and John Jefferson, Newmar- ket; Miss Gladys Jefferson, Wood- stock; Miss Irene Jefferson, Dunn- ville; and Mrs. Fred Fredrickson, Valley City, North Dakota were holiday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Hilliard Jefferson and family. Mr'. and Mrs. Lawrence Wyatt, Larry, Joe and Terry Sue, London; Mr. and Mrs. Don Jefferson and Cheryl of Clinton were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. John Noble and faintly, Mrs. Cecil Chamney of Wingham spent the holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Sani Thompson and family, Miss Lucy Thompson of Bronte visited ata her home here over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs, Lyal Mulhern and Rota of Chatham were guests of Mr. and Mrs, Cyril' Boyle and family, Mr, and Mrs, William. Thompson and Bill of Minton, and Mrs. Mina Sheridan of Oshawa, were Sunday visitors with Mrs. John Thompson and Howard. Visitors with Miss johephimie anti Mr. David McAllister on Sun- day were Mr. and Mrs. Ben Mole, Walter and Nancy of Dungannan, Miss Lucy Thompson of Brenta, Mr, and Mrs, Lyal Man-tern and Reta of Chatham. Newman of North Bay and Andy Paulipi of Kitchener. A guard of honor was formed as the young' couple emerged from the church by twelve boys of No. 24 Kitchener Cub Pada of which the bride has been a 'leader. Guests were received in the church parlours, where the recep- tion was held, by the bride's mother who wore a light blue jacket, dress with pink accessories- and a corsage of pink roses. She was assisted by the gr'oom's. =tilers gowned in rosewood with white aeeeSSOri PA: r corsage was white varmint ;nee. For her wedding trip Mrs, Paul- ini an oyster coat ensemble with chocolate brown accessories. They will live in Kitchener. White Chantilly lace over silk organza, with a roar-tiered skirt, was chosen by Nancy Hutcheson as her wedding gown when she became the bride of Matthew Fantail on Saturday. A crown of pearls held her 'shoulder-length veil and she -carried a bouquet of white roses and tinted blue corns- Lions. Rev. T, Garnett Husser perfornm- ed the ceremony at WI:maim:In United Church, Weill guests were present from Kitchener, Watetleo, Hamilton, North Day, Toll 11/, Clinton and Teestvater. The Male : is a daughter of Mrs.. David Hutcheson, and the groom's par- ents are Mr. and Mrs. Michael Pahlini of Kitchener, Donald Watson wive his sister- in-law In marriage. Miss Dorothy Noticy of Torohto I :was the maid of hemmer and Miss Carol Pleteh of Kitchtmet was bridesmaid. They wore baby blue -organza, with white headdresaes, gloves and shoes. The flower girls and junior 1)1110mM-id. Gayle Vaal:seri rrf Clins • ton and Judith and Carol Newman of North Bay, needs of the bride. wore identical cornflower bine dotted nylon dresses with match- leg gloves and headdresses. Ed. Tears of Kitchener Wes best mail and the nahers were Donald Showers .Held For Bride-Elect The construction staff, Mallen- Pr branch of the Bell Telephone Co„ honored Miss Nancy 'Huteliteen prim' to ner marriage en Satheday and nreimenteil her with a steam iron and a bread box. One of her friend:: wen hostess at a shower, when fa people enjoyed a social evening nun presented Nancy with an electric, floor polisher. The Cubs In the pack of which she is a leader, gave her rt. eat glass amyl as a wedding gift. School Area Holds Variety Concert The Colborne Township schools presented a successful variety con- cert et time Gaderich Collegiate In- stitute on Friday with a large crowd In attendieke, The pro- m consisted of Oise cholla swig in unison with descant, two and three part, novelty songs, singing games, folk dances, rhythm bands, and sidle. The chairmen for the evening Was ,Tenses Pi'est. Mr. and Mrs. -Glen Gardeer were present, Mr, Gardner, sehoel inspector, com- mented on the high standard of Work presented by the Music supervisor, teacher's and pupils. Frank Moore, Sanford senior room; Miss Lenore Harrison, Salt- ford junior room; Miss Andrea Mc- Cabe, Nile; Mrs, Annie lairtnigan, Zion senior room; Mrs. Mary Robinson, Zion junior ream; Bob Gardner, Bentraller; and MM. Har- old Bogie, Maitland, were the teachers and Mrs. Elaine Music supervisor, DONNYBROOK---A -reunion of the Jefferson families was held Sunday at the home of Hilliard Jefferson. Those attending were Mr, and Mrs. George Jefferson, Clinton; Miss Gladys Jefferson, Reg.N., Woodstock; Miss Irene Jefferson, Dunnville; Mr. Gordon Jefferson and Cameron, Owen Sound; Mr. and Mrs. Randall Dick, Elizabeth and Ian, TorOnto Mr, and Mrs. John Jefferson and Ina, Fullerton; Mr. and Mrs, Robert Laing, Marilyn and Mergaret, Cromarty; Mr. and MI's. Bill Cites- sell, Norman, Donald, Paul Joel Marion, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Laing, Lorraine and David, Cromarty; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Reihl amid Michael, Stratford; Misses Mar- garet and Laura Jefferson, Lon- don; Mr. and Mrs. Sam Jefferson, Donald and. John, Newmarket; Mr, and Mrs. George Reeves, Tor- onto; Miss 'Elaine Jefferson, Lon- don; Mr, and Mrs. Gorden Dow and AIJIn, Mitchell; Mr. and Mrs, Bill Osborne, Barbara and Brenda, Moncton. Mr. and Mrs. Cameren Dow and Kenneth, Puller-ton; Mr. Earl Dow, aelthn; Ur. Colin and Misses 'Min- nie and Jessie nullitie s Moffat; Mts. Carl Breen Morristen; Mr. and' Mrs. * Don Jefferson. and Cheryl, Clinton: Mr. and Mot, Janies Leddy, Me, and, Mrs. Charles Jefferson, Mr, and Mrs. Wesley Jefferson arid Debblealtar, and Mrs. Jefferson, Louise, Bob, Mary, Sharon and Linda all of Donnybrook and a very special 'Al Seat, Mrs. Fred Fredrickson, alley City, North Dakota. Al- ! though rained most of the afteritooit rill had a good thew. . the oldest inetriber of tit; local Army group betl'i in age aria years of service. Bolet lit South Afriera she was inatvied in England at 'as years of ago andeefinio to Canada in 1012. Her leasband pressed away somne eight yenta ago, She has two sous, Arthur of Wingham, whonl she !lees- and Richard of lihmestediee, AileanceeTimes PhOta. CIKIATIMATI1S liOnt mammy -lor4. -tifolui Stone of Wiingiumen celebrated her 10th idelaulay lest Wednesday and was, the honored guest at a, special seaming in her honour at the Salvation Arley She IS pictured arsine, reamtee. To the lefs are Envoy and trite, Staidor Newman mid tight lift. find MrS. Jos, Beer. 1411.s, stole is