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The Winngbar Aaivamera-Times, Wednesday, Apr. 23, 196e
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Catharines, Erie and 'Toronto.
Members of Bluetale itlaited
(;hureht eongegation were guests At
the 'i'h1tltJcoffcr'ing Meeting of the
United Church Women at White-
elturclt Ignited Church on We dns•
day evening. (Rev. and Airs. G C.
1Titehell, Mrs. Alex Corrigan, Nit's.
C. B. Hoffman Miss 'Why Duff,
Mrs. Frank. Stamper, Nil, Wendell
Stamper, Mrs. K. McNaughton,
Mrs, J. V. Fiseher, 'firs, W. J.
Johnston, Mrs. Alex AteCraekin tel.
tended.
Nil'. and alts. Claire Hoffman
and children of Exeter, and Mr.
and Mrs, Bruce Webb of Pains.
wick, were with Mr. and Mrs. C. 13.
Hoffman for Easter.
AIL', and Mrs. Wilbur (;linnet, Su-
san and Beverley and Betty Ileth
erington are .gaming a few (lays
in Toronto.
Ali.. and .vers. Jack Scott and
family of Newton incl Mr. and .'firs,
Jaek Hall, .Brussels, were with Mr.
and Mrs, Gordon Hall for Easter.
Tlw Easter morning service in
the United Church was well at.
tended. Rev. G. C. Mitchell spoke
on "That Magnificent Morning"
Tho choir, under the direction of
Mrs, Glen Johnston, sang Laster
anthems.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Coultas are
spending, a. fete days with their
daughter, Mrs. George German, in
Clinton.
Mr, and Vlrs, J. K, VteTttvisli and
fatnily of London spent the week-
end at the horns of Mr. and Mrs.
R. H. McKinnon. Mr. and Mrs.
Spence McKinnon of Niagara Falls
were guests at the same home.
Visitors at Easter with. Mr, and
Mrs. 1V, J. Peacock were Georg'
Peacock, LP.S., Mrs. Peacock and
their son, of Ottawa.
Mr. and Mrs. Calbert of Paris
visited Mr and Mrs. Bert Garniss
at Easter.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Street antic
family of Listowel spent Sunday at
the home Of Miss Mary .Muff,
Itis:;. Edward Johnston, Mrs. Ma-
rtr Harris a Bar'
b(1 ll 1 and 1 of Lambeth,
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visited relatives here for the Ens -
ter week
ATI', and Mi:s. Nell Maci'Iaeliern
and fancily of 'Toronto visited Mac
Scott and Mrs, R. J.e. (ariilss tit
Clinton
A dance was held in U1uevale
community hall, sponsored by the
recreation reation committee on Thursday
evening. nidg. Proe'eeds will go toward
providing recreation facilities for
the young people, Wilbcc's me.i),
estra provided the music.
Jack Elliott, of Cornwall, slpent.
(:aster with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Barry Elliott.
Mr, and Ml's. N. McMichael and
Mr. and Ml's, Robert Morrison of
Toronto visited on Friday and Iver.
tau'! Mrs. Rex Richardson of De-
troit, called on Sunday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hall, Ov-
er the week -end visitors were Air,
and Mrs, .13111 Hall and family, Mr.
and Alr's, Jack Orvis and Mr. and
Mrs. Robert C'•asemorp and ram-
hies
am .flies of Wingham, Mr, and MI's.
.Tack Scott and family of Newton,
Alt'. and Mrs. Bob Hall and Cindy
of Now Hamburg, ML, and Mrs,
Jack Hall of Brussels, Mr, and Mrs.
W, :r. Masters and Miss Brenda
.Dorman of Parkhill, Mrs, •Stove
Diller, ,Jimmie and Mary Lott of
G rimsby.
Mrs. Walter Brown
Passes in Toronto
BLUEVALE Alice Jane Die-
ment, widow of the late Walter
Brown, died in Quern Elizabeth
Hospital, Toronto, on April 17th.
She was the daughter of the late
Mr. and Mrs. John Dicment and
was born in Eluevale,
Surviving tire one sister, Mrs.
Stewart Young, (Margaret), a
niece, Mrs, Roy Welch, both of To-
ronto, and a nephew, Jack Young,
of Stratford.
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Piped to Reception
Illnevale United Church parson-
age was the setting for a wedding
ceremony on March 31 when Rev.
George Mitchell united Clifford
John Brewer, R.R. 1 Wingham tinct
Joan Marie Mcl"arlane, R.R, 1
Bluevale in marriage. Mrs. Mit,
(hell provided wedding music,
The bride, daughter of AIr, and
Mrs. Mango Mc11'arlane, was given
in marriage by her father, The
groom's parents are Mr, and Mrs.
John Brewer,
A waltz length silk organza dress
over taffeta, fashioned with a lace
bodice, square neckline and cap
sleeves was the choice of the bride.
The n((kiine was accented with
pearls and ir'i'i(leseent sequins and
a crown of pearls and crystals heft
her elbow -length veil, which was
bordered with sequins. She carried
a. nosegay of carnations.
Her attendant, Kathleen Craig of
R.R. 4 Wingham, wore a powder
blue taffeta brocade dress and
carried a nosegay of pink and
white carnations, Her accessories
were white.
Fred Brewer was his brother's
groomsman.
A reception was held in the
church parlor, when the bridal
party was piped in by the bride's
uncle, .Pipe Sgt. Tont McFarlane,
and her brother and cousin, Pipers
Mnray and Ron Mi'l."ar'lane of the
Brussels Pipe Band,
The bride's mother wore to navy
blue crepe sheath wit 11 pink a .e.
'crltisories and n corsage of pink
and white 11'LUlns. The groom's neo.
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Altr. George Clark of Toronto
$p(rd, the week -end with his father,
Mr. H. G. Clark and brothers.
Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Weir and
Calvin, Toronto, were week -end
guests at the homes of Mrs. W.
Weir and miss Gertie Bush, and
Mr. mud Airs, George (Gibson Vers.
Weir, Miss Bush and Mt'..tn(1 Mrs.
Allister Green and family of God-
ci'ich spent Easter Sunday at the
Gibson home,
Mr. and Mrs. Frere Noble and
family o1 Rothsay visited Alr. 'nal
ML's, Richard Ingram on Sunday
and Miss Hope Noble remained for
EL longer visit.
Ross 'roman's and Mr. 1•V•ail,tce
'.Conran visited Mr. Lloyd Sage in
E -VV Hospital on Sunday.
Mrs. Sam. Ovington was in Lon_
don for the holiday week -end
where she visited her sister-in-law,
Mrs, George Meocic,
Misses .Elva and Evelyn Tfupfer
of Wingham were Sunday dinner
guests with Mr. and Mrs, Rlehar•d
Griff Itli,
Mrs. Mel (lowing 118.5 i•rt:u'ned
home after spending a co epic of
weeks in Kitchener.
Mr. and Airs. Bob Mowbray of
Kitchener, Mr, and Mrs. Lyle Reidt
of Williowdalc spent the week -end
in Tennessee, IJ.S.A, Master Danny
Mowbray was with 1115 grandpa-
rents, Mr, and Mrs. Harvey Reidt,
for the week -end.
Mt: and Mrs. Mac Steurnol had
a8 Easter guests Mr, and Mrs, Dave
Draper, Wayne and Sharon, Wind.-
Y0I.',
Misses Nancy Newton and Elaine
Stait•t spent the week-('nd at their
respective homes.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Jitu't and Doug
las of Oshawa were holiday week-
end visitors witli tiu'ir ptu•cnts, Mr,
anti Mrs. Wm. hart and Alr. and
Mrs, Edward Newton.
Mr. and Mars, 1301) SIetirnoy, Kira
and Shane of Elmira and .Mr. Bob
Westlake of Clinton spent Ha,,tter
with Mr. and Mrs, Georg( West-
lake,
Easter guests with Alt'. and ML's,
Janes Doig wore Mr. and Mrs,
Bradley Galbraith, Karin, Kathryn
and Karol and Mrs, Laura Gowdy
and daughter Nlerle, all of Wing-
harn.
Ott: and Mrs. Donald Gibson and
Dana, Atonkton, were guests with
Mr. and Mrs. Ira McLean,
Mrs. William Montgomery has
returned to her home after spend.
frig the winter months with Mrs.'
Melvin (,owing,
Those from the village who have
been hospitalized during the past
week are Mrs, William Maxwell,
and Mr, William Patterson, Mrs.'
Charles McCutcheon has been
transferred from Wingham Gannet.
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Photo by Siefert
tiler wore a pale blue brocade taf-
feta with off-white accessories and
a corsage of white alums.
They travelled to Northern On-
tario on a wedding trip, the bride
wearing a pale green wool suit with.
brown accessories and a corsage of
I bronze and white mums, They will
live at R.R. 1 Bluevale.
Guests attended the weddh)g
from Hamilton, Londesboro, Chats
worth, Waterdown and Ethel.
W. H. Thornton Was
i•• District Native
'VVROXETER -- William l~Ienry
Thornton of Orillia died suddenly
on Wednesday, April 18, at the
home of Stewart Musgrove, Wrox-
eter. He was in his 76th year.
Mr. Thornton was born in the
Wingham district. He married Car-
oline Bush in Saskatchewan in 7.911
who survives 'with ten children,
Margaret, Andrew, Earl and Clar-
ence of Alberta, William of Sud-
bury, Fred of Toronto, Muriel of
Kingston, Ruby, Blind River, Eve-
lyn of Orillia and Joyce of Ottawa.
A son, Harvey, was reported miss-
ing in World War II.
There are also 41 grandchildren
and two great grandchildren, and
a sister, Mrs. Sarah Musgrove. Two
sisters predeceased hire.
The funeral was 011 Saturday af-
ternoon from the !.)Millie funeral
home 111 Orillia.
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Willing Workers
Met at Church
WJvOXETE.R• The Willing Work-
ers met .in the church parlors for
their April meeting', with the call
to worship conducted by Mrs. Ross
Sanderson, and the °peeing hyntii.
The Scripture was read by Mrs.
.Doris Adapts, and the roll end. a
Bible verse referring to the Easter
story, was answered by 15 arta..
burs and one visitor. A hymn was
sung, followed by prayer by Mrs.
Ross Sanderson,
The leader, Mrs. George Gibson,
presided for the business atal ask-
ed for two conveners to help with
the night meeting. The .'r'ri•'ncd-
ship unit agreed to help, 0)11' from
each group, Alrs, George Gibson,
pr'ograrh and Mrs. Stan Gallaher,
lunch, for the month of July. 'Inc
safely hook, Signals of the Sixties",
was taken by Arra, George Gibson,
031 "Dangerous Youth". The story,
"Second Harvest" was read by Anus,
Doris Adams, The rest of the af.
ternoon was spent quilting and
lunch was served by the committee
in cittLrge,
al Hospital to St. Joseph's Hospital,
London. We hope they will all he
well and home in the very near
future.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Hunter and
family of Riverside and Miss Cath-
erine MacDonald of Kitchener were
holiday guests with Mr. and Mrs.
Vernon Hupfcr,
Mrs. Alonzo Sparring and Miss
Hazel Sparling spent the week -enol
with Mr, and Mrs. Walter Eaton
1 of Seaforth.
Mr, and Mrs. Stewart Musgrove
and Mr. and Ml's. Wesley Hchnpel
attended the funeral of their uncle,
the hate W. Henry Thornton, at
Orillia on Saturday. .Mr. Thornton
• Passed away suddenly at the Mus-
grove home last Wednesday oven.
Ing,
Mr. and Mrs. William Love tied
family, Grovenhunt, visited over
the holiday with Mrs. Lowe's mo-
ther, Alt''s. Alex Wright and other
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Greig and
family moved last weolt to their
new house in l?etrolia and we wish
then( every sueceas in the future.
U.C.W. Unit Meets
AI Guest i --.tome
Mrs. George (".west was hostess
for the April meeting of Unit 1 of
the United Church women, which
was held at 11(r home I"uesday,
evening under the leadership or
Mrs, Vernon Reid, A special Easter
Thanlcoffp 11 ng .program was pre-
sented with several members talc.
Ing part, Herbert C. Treneer was
guest soloist.
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"Wllatl And let my pigeons
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