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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1960-10-26, Page 3Take Wedding Trip to F.B.I.. 441 IN PICTURES 10100k,.Prompt Finishing Here "PAY TO THE ORDER OF. It took only moments to write Jim's cheque from, home; it will take him only moments to turn it into cash at his local bank. 1 Jim's cheque is • only one of 2,500,000 handled 7 every ,day by a clearing system operated by the chartered banks that reaches into every corner of the nation and runs around the clock. This vast and efficient system which enable; Canadians to transfer money simply and conveni- ently from person to person, place to place, is one of many ways in which the chartered banks keep pace with the needs of a groWing, expanding Canada. THE CHARTERED BANKS , SERVING YOUR. COMMUNITY_, aii‘va.a\a*. .•A 33 ANNOUNCEMENT Change of. Management of Mdiay's Nursing Rome to BROOKHAVEN, Hone for the Aged Mr. and Mrs. J. 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Roll call "What annoys Me moat at Public Meetings", was answered by 35 members and brought forth some worthwhile ad- vice., Plans were made to hold a turkey supper in November. Committee for planning the menu, Mrs. John Craig, Mrs, W. M. Campbell, Mrs. Emma Williamson, Mrs, Stan Bride, Mrs. Anson Demerling and Mrs. Roht. Gibson. A report of the •county rally at Auburn was given by Mrs, Crosby Sothern. Two highlights at the Rally were, the foundation of a Huron County W,I, Bursary to the Children's' Aid Society and assis- tance to the Clinton Home for the Aged and the C.N.I.B. Reports of the Guelph Area. Convention were given by Mrs. Anson Demer- ling and Mrs, Emma Williamson. Mrs. Stanley Bride, chairman of Guelph Area, gave her talk with the lighthouse, The theme of the convention was "How far that little candle throws his beam, so shines a good deed in a naughty world," This carried out the thought of public relations. Mrs. Robert Gibson• gave the motto, "In regard to tenacity of life, no old yellow,cat has anything on a prejudice. You may kill it with your own hands, bury it deep and sit on the grave and behold the next day it will walk in the back door purring". Mrs. Wellington Hargrave gave current ,events. Music was given by Mrs. Lyle Murray and four girls from the senior room of Fordwich Public School, The girls were Karen Carswell, Jean Browne, Anne Stieves and Jean Lawrence. They sang "A Mexican Love Song'(' and "Slumber". Mrs. Johh Craig, vice-president, closed the meeting and four members served a de- licious lunch'. ITS ALL OVER NOW— After one of the most beautiful fall seasons in memory—the snow came early. There was a hint of the white stuff in the air last Trinity church Is Scene of Wedding Rev. E. C. Attwell officiated on Saturday afternoon at Trialty An- glican Church. for the wedding of Grace Louise 'Browne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Browne, of Fordwich, and James Perry Strong, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Strong,' of .Gorrie. Miss Pauline Sathern• sang "Wedding' Prayer" and "0 Perfect Live";The church was, dec- orated with baskets of pink and white chry,-aanth.einums. The bride chose a floor-length gown Of white embroidered nylon lace over satin with a Peter Pan collar trimmed with pearls and se, quins and styled with an empire waistline and bouffant skirt. A cap of white rosebuds. caught the fin- ger-tip veil and she carried a cas- cade of pink Sweetheart roses and white stephanotis. Mr. Browne gave his daughter's hand in mar- riage, .In identical gowns of turquoise velvet with matching feather head- bands, Mrs. Gordon Bridge, of Pal- merston, acted as matron of honer and Miss Marie Browne, Forciwieh, sister of the bride, as bridesmaid. They carried cascade bouquets pink and white carnations, Robert Strong was his brother's groomsman and the ushers were Douglas Browne, Fordwich, bro- ther of the bride, and. Alex. Strong, Gorrie, brother of the groom. , Guests were present from Wal- laceburg, London, Brussels, Ux- bridge, Kitchener, Wiilowdale, Thornhill, Green River, Winghain, Listowel and Gorrie. The reception was in the church baseMent and the bride's mother received. She wore a beige jacket dress with matching accessories, Assisting was the groom's mother, attired in !bro- caded aqua and matching accessor- ies. Each had a corsage of pink roses, . The bride's travelling ensemble was a brown suit with brown and green accessories. Her corsage was pink Sweetheart roses. Mr. and Mrs. Strong will live 'on a farm, R. R. 1, Gorrie, Thursday, but Sunday night capped the climax and residents awoke to see two or three inches on the ground Mpnday morning, Many ,of the trees were still in full color and the fall flowers were at their best. So far, reports indicate that only those ander 12 years of age were pleased, A very pretty autumn wedding took place on Saturday afternoon at St. Paul's Anglican Church when Donna Isabelle Metcalfe of Wing- ham and Tony Roy Wagstaff of Vancouver, B.C., exchanged 'wed- ding vows. Rev, ,C. F, Johnson performed the ceremony and Mrs. Gordon Davidson presided at the organ. The wedding hymns sung were, "0 Perfect Love" and "We Lift Our Hearts, 0 Father", The bride's parents are Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Metcalfe of Wingham. The groom is a member of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, the son of Mr. and Mrs. 'Sidney Wagstaff of Vancouver, Mr. Metcalfe gave his daughter in marriage. She chose a floor- length gown of rosepoint lace over white taffeta. Her finger-tip veil was held by a rhinestone tiara and she carried a bouquet of red car- nations. She was attended by Florence Jackson of Etobicoke as maid of honor, and Verlie Metcalfe of Wingham and Annabelle Tone of FORDWICH Sunday visitors with Mr. and Hargrave were, Mr, and Mrs. Ron Reed and family and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Orth, Shirley and Thelma of Listowel, Mr, and Mrs. Ross Tomlin of Hanover visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Art Forester, and Mrs, Wes, Gilmore of Gowanstown visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. Hargrave, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hallman and family of Listowel visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. .tan. Forester, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hutchison are spending a few days with Dr. Jim Hutchison in Cleveland, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold McDougal and family of Palmerston, spent Sunday with Mrs. Jennie Mosure. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Moore visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bricker in Baden. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stewart and Douglas of Listowel visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. 'Bill Sothern. Miss Velma Eurig and Mr. Vern Jacobson visited with the former's grandfather Mr. John Eurig, who is confined to St. Mary's Hospital in Kitchener. The sympathy of the community is extended to Mr. Len Wilson, in the passing of his daughter, last week at Toronto. Sunday visitors with Misses Le- titia and Louise Matthews w ere Mr. and Mrs. Graham Clyde of Lis- towel. Week-end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Peter Browne were Mr. and Mrs. Kay Cochrane and John of Willowdale, The many friends of Mrs. Winnie Downey will be sorry to hear she is at present confined to Listowel Hospital, Reports from the other sick folk: Mrs. Emma 'Collins, who celebrated her 97th birthday in Wingham Hospital,.,Saturday, Oc- —Photo by Ms'yk Studio Toronto as bridesmaids. They wore identical knee-length dresses of white organza with red cummer- bunds, red gloves, white shoes and hats with illusion veils and car- ried white and red carnations. George Ernest Metcalfe of Wing- ham was the best man and the ushers were Jim Douglas of Ford- wich and Don Eadie, Wingham. A reception followed in Belmore, when the guests were' rebeived by the bride's mothtT, who wore royal Ude lace and a corsage of amber roses. The young couple left on a wed- ding trip to Prince Edward Island, For travelling Mrs. Metcalfe wore a red wool sheath with black ac- cessories. They will live in Tor- onto, Out-of-town guests were Mr. and Mrs. A. Tone, Mr.- and Mrs. G. Shaw, Mrs. M. Martin and daughter, Mrs. S. Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. G. Walton, Mr. and Mrs. Jackson, Mr, R. Dickens, Miss Ruth Walker, Miss Ann Lindsay and Miss Sheila McKenna. tober 22nd, is feeling much better also Mr. John Eurig in St. Mary's Hospital, Kitchener, is able to sit up some 110W and Mrs. Jack Arm- strong is some better. - Mr. and Mrs. Tom McClement and Kenney and Mr. and Mrs. Fraser McClement visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Inglis in Acton. Mr, and Mrs. Bob Ruttan and family of Ingersoll, visited Satur- day with Mr. and Mrs. Anson Ruttan. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stewart we,x• guests at the Stewart-Groves wed- ding last Saturday in Listowel. Mr. and Mrs. James Vittie visit- ed Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bennett in Gorrie. Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Wilson left last week for Caistor Centre, where they will spend the next nine months. Mr. Herbert Gordon, who has spent the summer months at the home of Mr. Arthur Martin, moved the past week to Palmerston. Mr. and Mrs. James Robinson attended the wedding of a cousin in Kitchener on Saturday. Mr. and. Mrs, Gordon Goldrich of London, visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. Anson Demerling. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Perry Strong (nee Louise Browne) who were married Saturday, Also to Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gibson (nee Ruth Baetz of Elmwood), who were also married on Saturday. Two carloads of members front the Howick Legion Auxiliary at- tended a social evening last week with the Lucknow Branch. Every instil Tel motorist pays for every insured collision, The Ontario Safety Leagu e reminds you that every traffic fatality report you hear on the radio, every wrecked car you see on the boulevard, means money out of YOUR pocket. IN CATTLE' i .. .. i F.. Today it is posiible to Itilhall the warble fly grubs in au ' animal's body BEFORE they are big enough to cause any II great meant of damage or stress. Any time until Decent" we. i her lath, the grubs can be "stopped in their tracks" NO to r: . speak, by the simple process of feeding a medicated feed SI. i for 7 days, The earlier it can be given, the less idamage 1-,-11. •-t 1E will be caused by the growth and migration, of the grubs. 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VISIT 14 J El(N ow BRAN CII FORDWICI-1--The Ladies' Auxil- iary to Flowiek Legion met in their rooms, on Monday night, president Mrs. Jack Wilson in charge; Mrs. William Austin read the minutes. An invitation to visit the Luelt- now Branch was accepted. Letters were read from two adopted vet- o•ranti hi. Westminster hospital, thankiitg the Branch for gifts sent. Plans for the Observance of No- vember 11.ttt to tae Jimt in Ford. wick Trinity Church were corn- pleted, also for cc joint fowl supper for Legion and Auxiliary at night. A letter of thanks was read from Unitarian Society for 4ottation seat. Mystery prize was won by Mrs. Austin donated by Mrs. B. Underwood. A social hour was spent with legion members, P1-101,IE 250 WINGHAM. 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