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Mrs, Harvey Ballagh, sister of
the bride, was matron of honor
add was gowned in blue lace with
net, floor-length, and carried a
caseade of white carnations and
blue delphiniums.
Nieces of the bride, Eileen Dar-
ling, Beverly and Glenda Bailee',
of Belinore, Wore identical gowns
of pink embroidered nylon trim-
used With lace and • carried nose-,
gays of pink roses and bkue for-
get-me-nots,
Larry Carter of London WAS the
hest man.
About 25 guests attended the re-
ception held at the home following
the ceremony. The bride's mothei•
wore a blue dress. with a lace bo-
dice and a white gardenia.
Mr. and Mrs. Carter left on a
wedding trip to Northern °Mafia.
Vor her honeymoim the bride wore
a teal blue suit with beige acces-
sories and a corsage of Sweet-
heart roses. They will reside in
London. Mrs. Carter is a graduate
Of Victoria Hospital School of
Should Give Thanks
For Simple Things
The .Thankoffering meeting of
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Women's
Missionary Society was -held on
Tuesday Of, last week with the
president, Miss C. Gilkinson, in the
chair. A Psalm was read respon-
sively and Mrs. D, Rae and Miss
A. Mitchell collaborated in d, Medi-
tation • on this psalm. of thanksgiv-
ing. The Hebrew Feast of Tab-
ernacles was a _period of returning
thanks to God for all His goodness
and many of the Psalms reflect
praise and joy for a bountiful har-
vest, the fruits of the earth being
offered in their thanksgiving. Pray-
ers Were Offered by Miss A. IVIit-
ellen, Mrs. W, IVIeRague and Mrs.
E. R. Harrison.
The guest speaker, Mrs. AlVin
Mundell, brought a very timely
message on the giving of thanks.
Using the word thanks in an acros-
tic, she pointed out we should be
More ready to voice appreciation
of life's. simple things, of homes,
of answered prayers, of neigh-
bors, of our Lord as King of life,
and of the privilege of serving
Him. •
Mrs. A. Nimmo expressed the ap-
preciation of all present to Mrs.
Mundell for her message.
A solo, "Watch and Pray" -sung
by Mrs. J, E. Ostrom, accompanied
by Mrs, W. E. Ford, was notch en-
joyed, -and Mrs. J. MoKague closed
the Meeting with prayer.
The social cotrunittee, under the
convenership of Mrs. H. V. Pym,
served tea.
Huron Youth. Wins
Silver Dollars
Lorne Horn, of R.R,‘ 1, Wood-
ham, was the top winner in the 4-11
Silver Dollar competition, The
'Huron youth won 50 silver dollars.
The second prize winner, Peter
Hannam, of FL, R. 2, Giielph, won
25 silver dollars. Third prize win-
ner in this keen competition was
Keith iMartih, of West Montrose.
Miss 'Sheila Linton, Ontario Dairy
Princess, presented the 'awards on
the stage at the IC 8c W Exhibition
and FallFair,
The 4-H Silver Dollar 'competi-
tion is a new competition sponsor-
ed jointly by the Waterloo Cattle
Breeding Association and the IC St
W Exhibition and Vail Pair. The
seven top dairy 4.H members in
the four 'counties serviced by * the
Waterloo Cattle Breeding Associ-
ation were ,eligible Ter this Com-
petition, The counties competing
were Waterloo, Wellington, Bruce
and Huron,
Each contestant took part in a
dairy rjtsiz of thirty questions, 300
points, classifying four dairy cows
200 points, showing their dairy
calf 800 points, and shcorkinnzshiP
200 points.
There were 28 contestants ht the
cempetition
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Shirley. Templernan
Named. President
The first meeting- of the new 441
Club project "The Club Girl Enter-
tains", was held in the Winglaalla
town hall on iSepternber 30. The
Meeting opened by singing the
opening ode followed by the pledge
and motto. The roll call was orsaW,
erect by 14 girls giving their Parise,
age, address and favorite flower,
The officers are as follows;
President, Shirley Templeman; vice
president, Lucille Merltley; score-
" wry, Sandra MacDonald; treasurer,
Ruth Taylor; press reporter,. Mary
Joan Lapp;'pianist, Mary Taylor.
The leader, Mrs. Currie, welcom-
ed the girls and explained the
meaning of the 4-R homemaking
clubs, the .objectives, the require-
ments of a club member; steps in
measuring and hospitality in the
home.
The assistant leader, Mrs. Lapp,
told about working methods, clean-
liness In handling food and work-
ing with dishes, She then showed
how to prepare flowers suitable "o,
a dirl'ing room bouquaz and made
up a nice arrangement.
Mrs. Currie gave tha home as-
signment to start a record book
and practise measuring.
The second meeting was held on
Friday evening with eleven girls
present. Sandra MacDonald react
the minutes and the girls discussed
a name for the club, Roll call was
answered with one item each girl
would like fbr the guest room.
Mrs. Currie led in a discussion
on "Hospitality, a Family Pleas-
tire". 'She outlined" the' responsibil-
ities of a hostess and talked' on in-
vitations, both formal and inform-
al, She also mentlinicd the' refer-
ence file which .each .girl. must.
start.
Mrs. Lapp's part of the program
was on the guest room and the re-
sponsibilities of the guest, Mrs.
Currie then explained about" pack-
ing a week-end bag and Shirley
Congram made the demonstration.
The home- assignments were to
decide on a method for filing and
the 'purchase of material; to collect
material for the file and to work
on record books.
MORRIS SETS OM
FOR NOMINATION
The 'Moats Township council
met on October 3rd with all the
members present, The minutes pf
the last meeting were read and ad-
opted on motion of Ross Duncan
and. Gordon Willtinsen,
Procter-Wilkinson -- That John
Brower be paid MOM of his sal-
arY,
It was unanimously agreed 'by
the Council that the request of the
Morris Township School. Board for
teptative approval for the Issuing
of debentures for not less than
$50,000.00 for a new two-room
school at Walton be turned down.
The council agreed to reject the
issuing of debentures for the Clin-
ton District Collegiate.
Shortreed-Procter --That Bylaws
No. 13, 14; 15, 16, 1960 levying
special rates on tile drains ,be
passed as read the first, second
and third times.
Procter-Duncan = - That the road
accounts as presented by the road
superintendent be paid.
ShortreedaDuncan • That the gen-
eral accounts as presented be paid.
Shortreed-Willtinsim krhat the
court of revisien on the 1961 as-
sessment roll be held on November
7 at 2 pan. •
Procter-Duncan-That *Bylaw No
17, '1060 setting the nomination for
November 25th and the election if
necessary for December 3, be pass-
ed' as read the first, second and
third times.
Wilkinson-Duncan -- That the
meeting adjourn to meet again on
November 7 at 1 p.m.
Vse following accounts were
pith]; John Brewer, .part salary,
$'450.00,. mileage to convention,
$7.60; Earl •Sellers, Sellers drain,
$17.05; Neil McGavin, Nichol drain,
$51.00; - Brussels •Telephone; tolls,
$7.25; Municipal World, supplies,
$2,32; Gordon Wilkinson, Blake
drain, $5.00; Harvey Rebertson,
Mathers drain, $23.0Q; William
Robertson, Mathers drain, $21.50;
Dan Cassidy, r Mustard drain,
$160.00; Geo. Martin, clerk's fees
Blake drain, $25.00; Mel Jern-tyn,
Mustard drain, $25.00; N, S, Bau-
man, tile, $200.00; M. Carnochan,
ditching," $200.00; relief account,
$35,00; Geo, Michie; inspecting tile
drain, $10.00; Baker Convalescent
Home, $176.50; Middle Maitland
Conservation Authority, $163.19;
Ross Duncan, commissioner, Mus-
tard drain, $15.00.
Bailie Parrott, Reeve.
Geo. C. Martin, Clerk.
The marriage of. Elizabeth Joycr'.
daughter of Mrs. Adam Darling
of Carsick Township and the lats.
Mr. Darling, to Thomas Arthur
Carter of London, son of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R, Carter,
was solemnized on Saturday after-
noon at the home , Of the baide'S
mother,
Rev. H. Pace oi Behnore was as-
slated lby Rev. 3, Hutton of Pine
River. Mrs. Pace provided the
music and during", the Signing of
the register Thomas Darling, bris-
tlier of the +bride, played a violin
Mot "0 Perfect LoVe.
Thomas Darling also gave his
sister in Marriage, She wore a
floor-length gown of rose point;
-Chantilly lace 'over Satin, fashion-
ed mi princess, lines, with a tightly-
fitted bodice, featuring an Mita-
bethan Cellar and ally-Point sleeves.
.filtirt billowed to n, chapel train
and ,her illusion veil was elbow-
length. She carried a cascade of
Pink rosettes with stephanotis,
centred with a white Orchid;
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Mothers,Are Guests A
'The IVIiasiori Band of Wingham
United -Church held its fall thank-
offering meeting last Monday in_
the Sunday School room with 43
children and some mothers and
guests present,
Lynda McTaggart, the president,,
opened the meeting- with a call to
worship, followed by a hymn. The
Mission Band Purpose was repeat-
ed in unison and after a few words
of welcome by the president to the
mothers, the Mission Band, Wel-
come Song was sung. • "
A story, read by Bryan Miller,
appropriately carried out the
Thanksgiving 'theme for the de-
votional period. The Scripture les-
t U.C. Mission Band
son,was taken by Janie Aktlarea,
followed with a prayer by Debbie
Gibson. Birthday greetings were
sung to seven children.
',A vocal solo by Lynda Hutton,
'a reading by Diane Caslick and a
piano solo 'by Gail Stokes were en-
joyed by all.
Rev. T. G. Hussar, -the guest
speaker, was introduced by Mrs. W.
B. Conron and thanked by Lynda
Reavie. He 'brought the 'children a
most interesting missionary mes-
sage. The meeting closed with a
hymn after which a social half-
hour Was spent.
Ottrteolla .A vancepTimea,. Wedneaday. Oct. 12, Vat),
Married at Bride's Home
MR, AND MRS: DE LONG who were married recently in Christ Chm•els,
Clarkson. Mrs. De Long is the ilirnier Shirley Anne Brown, 'daughter
of Mr: and Mrs. W. harry Brown of Clarkson, and formerly of Wing-
ham. Richard De Long is the ,Bon of Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Do Long
of • Rocheste* N.Y, The 'YOnsig, couple will make their home in
Rochester,
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