HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1960-11-09, Page 6The Wingham My:ince-Time% Wednesday, Nov. 9th, 1969
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Be.ornerY,. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bory-
swieh. and Nancy, all of Toronto;
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Honeyforcl,
Palmerston. They were hero for
the dedication of a prayer desk in
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INTRODUCED AT WMS
GORRIE - - Mrs. Lorne. Walker
was hostess for the November
meeting of the Woman's Missionary
Society of Gerrie United Chureh
when 16 members and two visitors
were present. Mrs. E. W. 'Carson
led the worship service, using "Mis-
sions" as the theme. The medita-
tion "The Church Exists" was given
by Mrs. E. Carson and Mrs, W.
King led in prayer,
Mrs. H, Hamilton gave a very
interesting introduction on the two
new study books, "The Turning
World" and "The Ship [Beneath the
Cross." She told of Ecumenical
movement and its meaning which
is "The whole inhabited earth."
Mrs, Gerald Galbraith, president,
conducted the business, Cookies
and treats are to be brought for
boxes for the shut-ins to the Dec-
ember meeting, The meeting closed
with prayer. The hostess, assisted
by Mrs. C, Black and Mrs. L.
Watson, served refreshments.
GORRIE
Congratulations are extended to
Mr, and Mrs. John Dodds (the
former Norma Eggertson) who
were married 'October 28, at Tor-
onto, in Timothy Eaton Memorial
Chapel. They will reside at 116
Citation Drive, Toronto, Ont.
Mrs. Lulu Sanderson is spending
some time with her sister, Mrs.
Tom Sangster, of Clifford. Mrs.
Sangster has been able to return to
her home after spending several
months in the Walkerton Hospitals
Mrs. Tessie Zimmerman under-
went surgery in Victoria Hospital,'
London, on Friday. Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Templeman were in London
and her condition was as good as
could ,be expected following the
operation.
Mrs. Mary Taylor is visiting with
friends in Brussels;
Mrs. Sam 'Kincaide and family, of
Bervie, visited her sister, Mrs.
Leonard Sanderson, and Mr. San-
derson last week.
Friends will be glad to know
that Mrs. Ruth MacDonald was
able to resume her duties 'in the
junior room of the public school on
Monday morning. Mrs. Leonard
Sanderson was the supply teacher
during her absence.
Mrs. Ernest King, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry King nad Judy spent the
week-end with Mrs. Percy Colmer,
in Toronto,
Miss Leone Griffith was home
from Kitchener for the week-end.
Mrs. Percy Ashton is a patient
in the Listowel Hospital since
Thursday night. It is expected that
she will be able to return to her
home this week,
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Grainger,
of Detroit, spent the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Grainger.
Addison 'Harrison and Wesley
Underwood are on a hunting trip
at Matachewan,
Mrs. Anne Ritchie visited the
latter part of the week at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Henning,
Turnberry Township.
Mr. and Mrs. John Fischer, Turn-
berry Township, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Gowdy attended the Ward-
en's banquet •in North Side United
Church, Goderich, on Thursday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. JUstin Will spent
the week-end at the homes of their
sons, Messrs. Glen and Allan Will,
at Kingsville.
Mrs, Betty Faegan, Barbara,
Bonnie and Kendra were supper
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Gowdy on. Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hector Hamilton,
Alex, Carman and Joyce visited
Mr. and 'Mrs. Melville Beecroft, of
Otterville, on Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Blythe and
children, of Milton, were Sunday
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ken
nestle.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bolander
and Robin visited friends at Tre-
castle on Sunday.
Visitors at the home of Mr:and
Mrs. Ernest King on Saturday were
Mr, and Mrs. Geo. King, Bervie;
Mrs. Elsie Haney, Wingham, 'and
Mrs. E. Steurnol, Battle Creek,
Mich.
Guests of "Mrs. Minnie Irwin on
Saturday were Mrs. Lorne Laird
and Mrs. Bob Gordon, of Toronto,
Sunday guegts at the same home
were Mr. and Mrs. Normkn McKee,
of Owen Sound.
Mr. and Mrs. Ewart Whitfield
visited friends in Plattsville on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Feigel attend-
ed the wedding of a relative in
Victoria Square on Saturday artd
visited friends in Whitby and Port
Credit, returning Sunday evening.
Mr, and Mrs. Stewart Strong,
Donna and Bobbie spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs, prling Arthurs
at Drew.
Mrs. Frances Strong is spending
a few days with her daughter, Mrs,
Carl Pennington, and Mr. Penning-
ton, at Teeswater.
Miss Etta Burris is a patient in
the Wingham General Hospital.
The Hi-C's of the Gerrie United
Church held a HallqWe'en party,
Members of the Anglican AYPA Of
Gorrie and Fordwich were guests.
Sandra Charriney, of Belgrave, won
first prize for best tosturne. A
treasure hunt, Shig.,ering and garrnee
feaktrted the evening's entertain-
thent. Nadine Cooke and' Ruth
Grainger weft in ,Barge ,of the
Worship period, Refreshinerits were
served.
tialliORE JUNIORS
WIN COUNTY CONTEST
GORRIE• -Murray •Mulvey, presi.
dent of Howiok Junior Farmers,
and James Renwick, both of the
Belmore district, won the Huron
County debating and public speak-
ing competition when the finals
were held in Seaforth District
High School on Tuesday, Nevem,
ber 1st. The subject was that rural
consolidation of schools would be
beneficial to the students.
Shower field for
Miss Joyce Haugh
GORRIE•--Mrs. Clarence Stoke:,
was hostess for a 'miscellaneous
shower on Saturday evening for her
niece, Misr; Joyce Haugh, R, R. 1,
Wroxeter, whose marriage takes
place Saturday, November 12th, to
.Arnold Noble, R. R. 3, Brussels, in
the Gerrie Presbyterian Church,
Over 40 ladies were In attendance.
Mrs, Don Dixon, of Belgrtive, en-
tertained with her accordion during
the evening. A singsong, contests
and readings were enjoyed.
BELMORE
BELMORE—The seventh meeting
of the "B,elmore Dainty Dolls" 4-H'
homemaking club was held at the
Doubledee home on Saturday af-
ternoon when 15 girls answered
the roll call, "One duty of a pleas-
ing guest."
In the absence of Mrs. Appleby,
Mrs. Doubledee acted as assistant
leader and discussed hospitality in
club activities, the guest speaker,
the banquet, the club party and
refreshments.
Plans were made, for an after-
noon tea party to he held at Eel-
more on Friday with the girls'
mothers and ,Miss Tillman, county
home economist, as guests. Ar-
rangements were made fot each
girl to take a special part in the
tea party.,
As group work, the girls prepared
written invitations to be sent to
their mothers and Miss Tillman.
A dainty lunch of fancy sand-
wiches, cake, ice cream, and coffee
was served by Mrs. Doubledee and
her • daughters, Mae and Irene.
After a vote of thanks was given
the hostess by Mary Elliott,' the
. meeting was brought to a close.
Sttges,,, Edgar
coRraE. .0n Saturday, October
29, at. 011 ,Springs, the Rev. David
IVIaeLean united in marriage Wil-
ma Jean Edgar, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Murray Edgar, •Gorrie,
and Norman. Hugh -Sitzes, son of
Mr. a,nd Mrs. Stanley Sitzes, Oil
Springs.
Mrs. George Cameron, Stoney
Creek, sister of the bride, was ma-
tron of honor, and IVIaralyn Saw-
yer was 'bridesmaid George Bab-
cock, was groomsman, The couple
will live in Petrone.. '
institioe Sees How
Flowers Are Made
GORRTE --- Miss Marion Ratan
demonstrated the making of flow..
ers. from wood, fibre at the Nov-
ember meeting of the, WI at the
home of 'Mrs. Mel. Taylor. After.
the demonstration the members,
proceeded to make flowers and cor,
sages.
The president, Mrs. Gleuh John-
ston, presided for a brief business
period, when plans were made .for
catering for a wedding in Novem-
ber, Mrs. Clarence Sperling vol-
unteered to send the gift for this
month to the soldier at Weatmitt-
ster Hospital. The secretary-ft: as-
user, Mrs. Harry Rhame, present-
ed a financial report of the cater,
ing done for the two banquets
last month.
Refreshments were served by the
committee in charge, assisted by
the hostess.
4-il CLUB GIRLS
FINISH PROJECT
GORRIE—The seven girls who
have completed the project "The
Club Girls Entertains" at their
eighth meeting on Wednesday
evening at the home of Mrs. Glenn
Johnston, entertained their moth-
ers and Women's Institute mem,
bers.
The president, Carol Keil, was in,
charge and Gwen Hyndman read
the minutes, The motto and 4-11
pledge were repeated. Margaret
Ann Wilson and Marion Rattan de-
monstrated the packing of a week-
end bag, This demonstration will
be presented on Achievement Day
on Wingham November 26th,
Contests were conducted by
Elizabeth Stokes and Carol Keil,
Readings were given by Evelyn
Anne 'Stephens and Marion Rattan.
Some points on the proper setting
of a dining room table were given
by Gwen Hyndman and on the set-
ting of a buffet table by Joanne
Strong. Roll call was answered with
"What I have gained from this
project." Mrs. Clarence Sparling
was leader for the course;
In appreciation of her help the
girls presented Mrs. Johnston with
a gift. The girls served refresh-
ments, Record books were on dis-
play.
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