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... The' iingh •dvance.T.Irces, '6'tl'etitesdaylr, Jan, 10, 1.96"•
Mrs;. Jo111) Inglis
Buried ed Friday
:4ira. .luhzt Int;li::. c'I I. Ii. 2,
AtiIchzzay, du,i in %Vin'•,lt.•I'L llos-
vital (na'1`uesday, Jain Ietry tenet, if ter
short. Hines. ;at the u•;,' of Ru,
She was the towner Harriet. J,. ind-
layer, daughter of the late Ales,
F'indlattc'r and Mary Pipe, 41r1 was
boat 1n I1(nvi. h Tim air -lair. Sha
marric•.i 7VIr. Iglu; on February 2,
1902. Itc ln'ed' ct ;vital lies Novem-
ber 12, It'21.•
Mrs, Inglis was a nteu,)'r nl' h1r-
I,ztcvLlt Church. t:ht re :.lie WAS a
faaitizt'ul ;Mil utc•t11rtt t"cnt.er Virile
she was able. ;:hr• u•at', :., tit•,• fn her
ow11 h')nu' ;t '1 frit n,l , and 11 'i.ili.
hors we's, :11 'ary:. 11,r;,i, at,':;t wet -
come.
.Sttrvivirr,', Are ;“111;, <;ur,inu. and
Alex, of Carriek'1'tvp,: ((tad (laugh
tcr:s i,;liat (Mrs. Charles Scott), of
r (tz'riek; Aum', (M,z:�:, J]nl Szzzitlzt,
Jrc'y Twp; Mary Mrs. Walter
WiN)111), '1'uz•zrbr;or'r'y 'l`tvp.. a111,1 Joan
!1Mrs. Oliver I>e:athe), Weston. A
son, Alk n, predeceased her.
There are also two brothers,
Jnnu•s hin(llater, .1f Winnipeg,
Mean.. and William 13. leincllater, of
(ingest Plains, Alan. Thirteen
' grandchildren survive,
'tette funeral was from the R. N.
('ureic c4 Sons funeral home on
Friday ,vit.h Rev. 11. face offici'tt-
mg. intt't'nu tit was in Melnlosh
t''•znetery.
Pallbearers I"e('r' ;4t'nnc1sens lion
tiraith, Clurclott Scott, 1Vnyne and
• Keith \Voco.ls, Barry and Murray
J)rtthc'. 'Tom Darling' and Robert
Inglis carried the floral tributes.
Christmas Roses tor
ride's Bouglie
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A pretty wedding was solemnized
1 n St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Church by Rev. T. McKinney of
Teeswater on Saturday, December
30, when Dorothy Sharon Guy be-
came the bride of Augustus John
Lukings of London. The bride is
the daughter of Mrs, Ephriarn
Parish of Wingham and the late
Jordan Guy and the groom is the
scirt'of Arthur J. Lukings of Lon-
don and the late Mrs. Lukings.
Poinsettias and evergreens (1e..
corated the church for the occh
sion and H. V. •Pyre presided at
the organ. Miss Gail Henderson
of Wingham sang "Wedding Pray-
er” and "0 Perfect Love".
The bride entered the church on
the arm of her brother, Charles
Guy of Ethel. She was attired in
an ankle -length sheath of white
peau do sole with boat neckline
and lily -point sleeves. A. floor -
length train fell from the back of
the dress. Her shoulder -length
circular veil was caught by a tiara
of pearls and she carried a cascade
, arrangement of Christmas roses
' and white baby mums. The bride
also wore a pearl pendant and
earrings, the gift of the groom.
The bride's attendants, Miss
Joyce Nichol of London as maid
of honor, Mrs. Louise Garant of
Galt and Miss Lois Baker of
Wingham, bridesmaids, wore idea -
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tical gowns of sapphire blue peau
do solo, . street length, with scat-
loped overskirts and snatching sat-
in shoos. Their headdresses and
half mittens were of white act and
they catrried cascade bouquets of
cerise carnations and white baby
mums.
Nancy Harrison of Preston and
,Jacqueliee Guy of Ethel, tutees of
the bride, were flower girls, each
carrying a white basket filled 'with
cerise carnations and white baby
mums. Their dresses were short,
white taffeta, with full skirts.
Bradley Iticlen, of London„ was
best man and the ushers were
Murray Sterling; of I,,ondon and
the bride's brother, Ivan Guy, of
Wingham.
A receptionL1
t) Ld buffet lunch
was .held at the home of the bride's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Parish. Mrs,
Parish wore a coffee brown lace
and ticatina crepe dress with beige
velvet hat, brown accessories and
a corsage of Talisman roses.
The groom's aunt, Mrs. Gas
Campbell of London, assisted in re-
ceiving the guests. She chose a
royal blue dress of silk with match-
ing haat and a mink jacket. Her
corsage was of white baby mums.
For their wedding trip to the
United States the bride wore a
gold wool dress and bat with a
horg jacket, black accessories and
a corsage of pink carnations.
Mr. and Mrs, Lukings .have taken
up residence in London.
APPOINTS TWO WOiMEN
TO CHURCH HOARDS
13L11EVALl 'I he first meeting
of the !'Ailed Church Women
was held in the Bluevttic United
(71utrch on .Tannery 1113 with the
president., Mrs. Alex Corrigan. in
charge. The meeting opened with
hymn singing and prayer,
Thorp were reports from Mfrs.
Spading ,Johnston. treasurer of
I ho W.M.S. and_Mrs. Alex: Mo -
(1r110(11, lrensurxr of the Woman's
Association. The latter reported a
balance on hand to ho left in the
lretentry of i11c' npw organization,
T,1u'ge expenditures on the churv'h
building had been toot in 11161.
M Mi kin J,"sauce was rlppoi
<d a rppt'eiefInli01' to Lhr Off !Hid
1 Hard of the, olirn•cli and Mrs.
Stewart '1. 14Jcf,pnnon to 1 'loafed
of 51('tvar115, ktrs. (3. ('„ Mitchell
was named tiss1.8Lit111. treasurer,
)'here was sante discussion of
Ilion:, for lite wnrl(iltg of the so.
r'iet y.
.11ra. .l:uuc'a ,Johli:.Lon, bit's, Geo.
ilia her' ngtnn mut MI's. Corrigan
MT(' atppoinlpet at rontnlittee to ar-
range for the World J)ay of Praay..
t•, It. was derided to have a. pot
Mel( simper an the evening of the
annual meeting of the church,
Mrs. Carl Johnston sand Mrs,
W. ,1. I'eateool( sang a duct, with
accompaniment by 'Mrs, Corrigan.
3L'Irs, W. .1', Johnston reviewed the
first chapters of the missionary
study book, "Signals for the Six-
ties", which mentioned the rapid
changes in the churches, tlir in-
creased interest in attendance, the
reading of religious books and var-
ious church activities 1)01 the
the church still stands remote from
the needs of the people and Is zna-
terialistic in outlook. It should
be giving Christian witness and
having a teal care for all tivase
who need help,
t,AIfELET
`
Airs, Irvin ROA lens been spend-
ing'' a few weeks with Iter (laugh.
ter -in-law at Mount lowest,
Messrs, Laverne I.lody and Floyd
Metzger spent the week -end with
their parents. Mr, and Mrs. Dor-
don Metzger at Palmerston,
Mr. and A'ir's, Jerry ltollinga of
13irr visitt(1 with Mr, and Mrs,
0. Wright on Sunday,
lflrt1r
'1'laft11YJ 1,1R1t .' ()a Friday, 1)e-
cc'mber• 29, 1961, to Mr. and Mrs,
J. 'Cort•ybr'rry (1)o11na Itolcit1 of
hilt. Forest, as dn)rniztez', Paula
Lyn n, a sister for I,e' Ann.
I-Vinnc'rs at
Card Social
I.AIi.i;LIG'J' A good erowil ryas
in attendance for the weekly card
social when the cuelu•e winners
were as folows: :Nigh. lady, Airs.
,lint Harper, Mildmay; high 01'(11,
George Iiubbar(I, I,takelet; low,
Winston McKee, '1'ecswater,
Solo winners were,: High, Gra-
ham Wright, J,akelyd.; second, Mrs,
Leonard Harper, McIntosh; ]oto,
Mrs. Bob Allan, Lakelct. The spec-
ial prize event to Harvey Wright.
The committee in charge 'was
Mrs. Harold Wallace, Mrs. Lloyd
Jacques, Mrs. Walter 17emmeriing
and Airs. Harvey Wright.
DLUEVALE
Mrs. Wendell Stamper is hostess
for the meeting of the Biuevale
Women's Institute which will be
held in the public library on Wed-
nesday of this week.
Mr. James ID. Kennedy of Don
Mills, visited his patients, Rev. T.
IC. Kennedy and Mrs. Kennedy on
Satu rday,
Mr, and Mrs, Gordon Bosnian
and family of 13elgrave were Sun-
day visitors with Mr, and Mrs,
Morris Bosman,
Mrs. Charles Bosman and her
sister, Mrs. Cecil Griffiths, of
Guelph, visited last week at Lea-
mington and Northcliffe, Mich.
Mr. and Mrs, Charles Coultes
spent the holiday week with their
,
dau'htcr, nt. Mrs. GeorgeGerman
and Mr. German at_ Clinton,
Knox WMS Prepares
Program for 1962
BLUIJVALE...'l'.he 1(4'.M.S. meet:
ing was held in Knox Presbyterian
Church last Wednesday. The pre-
sident, Mrs. Bernard Thomas, op-
ened the meeting with the call to
worship and prayer.
Mrs. William Elston rca.d a New
Year's greeting from the Glad
Tidings, entitled "The Forward
Look," by Mrs. A. S. Curr.
The minutes and treasurer's re-
port were read and the offering
was dedicated by the president.
The program was prepared for
the year 1962,
It was announced that the an-
nual meeting' of the Maitland Pres-
byterial would be held in Wingham
Presbyterian. Church on January
9th. Mrs. Thomas gave the clos-
ing prayer,
1 URDD 11 IEl
Master Roger King, 5 -year-old
son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack King, was
confined to Palmerston Hospital
last 'week suffering from pneu-
monia,
The sympathy of the community
is extended to Mrs, William. Wade
in the death of her sister, Miss
Grace Harris,
Mr. and Mrs, 13111 Wilson spent
one day last week Fn Toronto,
Miss Marjorie Poster, Who recent-
ly returned home from Vancouver,
has accepted a position in an Im-
perial Bank of Commerce branch
in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Graham moved
their household effect; from Gorrie
on Saturday to their new bona:,
which they recently built.
Miss Pat Harris, •of Stratford
Teachers' CoII(.ge. spent the week- i
end with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. ti.arotd (Riley, of
Whitehorse, Yukon, visited last
week at the home of their cousin,
Mrs, Spence Brcars, and Mr. 13rears,
On Friday they visited with an
uncle, Dr, Thos. 1 -ricks, at Strat-
ford General Hospital.
Mrs, Mary Wade, Mrs, Gerald
Cruickshank, of Wingham; Me. and i
Mrs, Herman Ptethery, I3elgrave,
Mr, and Mrs. Stafford 'Harris and
family, Toronto, attended the I
funeral of the late Grace Harris on
Friday,
Mrs, Verna. Galbraith returned
.home Friday after spending a week 1
with M1', and IM's, Cecil Galbraith
at Guelph.
Mr. and Mrs. Crosby Sotherti
were in Brussels one day last weep
attending the funeral of a eousle,
the late I , R. bouga.n, of Walton,
Mr. and Mrs, Victor Stumpf., of
Elora, visited on Sunday with El-
mer Millar a.nd family. Mra. MVllllar
returned home with them after
spending two weeks itt 'Flora,
Mrs. Tom McClement spent one
day last week in 'Kitchener.
INSTALL num
AT 'AAA, MEEIINtM
FOI i)%VLC1-1 TA( lustallntion of
Officers for 1962 was held in tlo'
Orange hall for L013A, 131,
The officers are: WM, Piva
2eoster; Drx, Mrs, Ruby F ustur:
Juu, Dep„ Mrs. Ethel li'loort'; Rev, -
Sec., Mrs, Wally Gibson; Fin. -See.,
Mn a lr este z ; 1)iz o('•,r ,
Mrsiss, 1tli1iru]e D'Arccv; Tt't,fet„ Mrs,
S'tcuzk'y teamster; Chap., Mrs. Mar-
alta Baker; Guardian, Mrs, Spoke('
Ilrea(rs; Sen. 1.,t'c't„ R'frs, M1u•ilar,'t
.i?:all; Jun, Leet., Mrs. leaner., 'rt
Hargrave; pia nisi., Mrs, ('orae
.Spence; Inner (1011I'rl, Mr's. Tilly
Vb'tAttire; Outei Guard, 110. Elsie
Strong; sick and vF:<itfnt„ Men. J:ter(
Lcppington, Mrs. Went. ('lynx: audi-
tors, Aiz.s, Earl Moore, Mrs. learner
MIllar,
INAUGURAL. MEETING
MRS. WILLIAM WILSON
MEADS LC. WOMEN
f OR:U\VTC'k1 The Inaugural
meeting of the united Church 'Wo -
Alen was held in. the Sunday Seheol '
roams with 1Lev, A. C,:, Coles pre-
siding, The meeting opened with
a hymn and Scripture and prayer
by Rev. Mr. Coles,
Mrs. 0. Sothcrn, recording secre-
tary has the provisional ('online(',
read the slate of officers which
was accepted on )notion of Mrs. ,
Robert Gibson and Mr's, G, Ashton,
Officers for 111(12 are: PL'esident,
Mrs. William Wilson; 1st vice-pres.,
Mrs, Stan Bride; 2nd vice-pres.,
Mrs. Warren .Zurhrigg; 3rd. vlec-
pres., Mrs, Robt. Gibson; recording
secretary, Mrs.- Crosby Sothcrn;
corresponding seer('tar;y, Mrs. Park-
er Eurig; treasurer, Mrs. Janus
Warrell,
Committees: Christian citizen -
hip, Mrs Anson RuLtan; 00111111totiLy
friendship, Mrs Ken (Graham; co-
operation in Christian education.
Mrs. Jack Wilson; finance, Mrs,
Wray Cooper; flowers, Mrs. Austin
Stinson; literature and communica-
tions, Miss Minnie McElwain;
manse, Mrs, George Richards;
membership, Mrs, Dimer Harding;
nominations, Mrs. Pearl Patterson;
on;
press and publicity, Mrs. C. Soth-
crn; programme, Mrs. S. Bride;
social functions, Mrs. Glenn John-
ston; stewardship and recruiting,
Mrs. R.obt. Hibberd; supply and
social assistance, Mrs. George Ash-
ton.
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