HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1962-05-02, Page 6rage gra The Van*tam Advanas-TImis, Wednipsday, IVf.ay 2, ISO
i Delmore, and Mr, and MIS. Harry
1 111i • Conk, Ad Marninth, visited On f3lin.
- ' • • '- • • - . • ' ' ! thy with Air. ani Airs. Graham
Aire. Toby Jansti and family. of Voult, „f Ripley,
Igilverton, visited with Kennedy ; mr, and mrs, win. Kennedy. of
relatives in this district ou Friday. Marnoeh, visited on Sunday with
MI.' 8313 Airs' Itenaki Perratt and :Mr. and Airs. Merritt Burwell, of
fan -Illy, of Goderieh, Visited On Sun- iiiehtinre.
day with Mr. and Mrs. johnstoni Rev. George Watt, Wendy and
Conn. !Donald, of Oakville, visited on Wed -
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Smith, of Tor- ' nesday with his parents, Rev. and
onto, spent the week -end with her :Mrs.. W. J. Watt.
parents, Mr. and Airs. Russell 1 mr, and Mrs. Ralph -Cameron mat
011aPillan. Little KalllY, who hod family, of Ashfita 1, and his par -
been visiting here, returned home ems, Me. and Mrs, Albert Cameron.
with her parents. Miss Elaine ('01l. Lueknow, visited an Sunday with
who spent the week with her par- . Mr. and Mrs. Mason Robinson.
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace ennn, mr, ;1 11,1 Aire. Mn( stewart. Randy
also returned to Toronto v, ith mr. a Ilea t; •
ogory Smith. cif Kitehener.
and Mrs. Smith. :vented on Sunday with Mr. and
11r. and Mrs. Itelieon Kale -mer, Mrs.. Ca,r1 Mertens -when. Mr. and
Paul and Brian. of tea rain, a nei M rs. Elam, pritahard. Carl kind
Mrs. Ceeit Falconer, who Iv* i 'Tem Wayne. of Lneknow. and Mr. Tom
last week at Saone. spent the Pie Oland. of Preston, visite-1 on
week -end here. Mrs. Itelison Fat, Sunday at the Me( lenaghan home.
(toner had the misfortune tn Inn Airs. Wm. Henry, of London,
and injure her hark recently, and spent the week -end at her home in
her mother, Mrs. .1ohn Staeey, Kinlais and 'Wayee ilf•nry spent
Wingham, acenmpanied them hawk the week -end with Gordon Mitchell
to Sarnia, i in Toronto.
Quite a number ar m-utato meal- l Mr. and Mrs. Glen Swan, Barbara
.know and P001, of Brucefield, and Mrs.
hers from here and -from Liu
1,1.rellings end Mr. Harry MeOlen-
attended the short enurse. "Canoe-
ing for Crowds," held in the mem- i agaaa. of Wingham, also Mr. and
oriel hall last Tuesday, with miss Mrs. Archie Watt and Lorraine, of
Hodgson. of Toronto, in charge. Toronto, visited oll Sunda.y with
Organizing rov. and Mrs. W. J. Watt.
Miss Hodgson stressed
511 e„h 000 mild kim„. hi, km.' Mr. and Mrs. jack Gillespie and
family, of Sarnia, spent the week-
end demonstrated garnishings for
end with their parents, Mr, and
plates. .All enjoyed the social hour
W. R. Farrier. Mrs. J. G.
with their box lunches.
Gillespie and Mr, and Mrs, Carman'
'ATr. and Mrs. Chas. lttiore. Ron- Farrier and family. Long Branch,
aid and Anne, of Estaire, spent a visited with Mr. and Mrs. Farrier
',lc vitt his sister, ' 1
_ Mrs. Kenneth Dickson. of Belmo ve. 1 Mr, and All::, Fred Fells, Robert, • .
and with his father, Mr. Arthur ' patricia and susaa. 0.i. Taranto,
few days last wet • for a few days last wte c,
Moore. Roy and Lennard a T
' "e8' spent the week -end with Mr. and
and Peter and Michael Moore. of
Mrs. Russell Ritchie,
Woodstock, also spent some time Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Elliott, of
iTurnberry visited on Sunday with!
here with their grandfather, MI
• r Elliott nd Mr and Mrs.
Moore, Mr. W m.
Mrs, Earl Caslick and her grand- Robert Montgomery.
son, George Conn, returned home 1 Mr. and Mrs. Gershom Johnston
on Saturday night after, ependang
visited *on .Surdley -with, . Mr. and
MOST OF THE GROUP of 48 people on the CKNOK sponsored try)
to Jamaica are seen here on the eve of their departure for' home.
Centre front, J. M. Lafontaine of Edmunston, N.B.; Miss Anna
McDonald, Wingharn, hostess for the tour; J. Tapson, manager
of the Casa Montego Hotel and Mrs. and Mr. Stan .Blowes -of
lope4lt tb.e p3fst week e.t tht•reanett
with kris uncle and aunt, Mr, an
Mas. Derwyn Iiill, and returned
home to .Lonclon with Itis parents,
f Air, mad Mrs. Walter RichardS, on
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Saturday
1 Mr. anti Mrs, George -Kennedy
were among the group who left
Melton on Good Friday on a char-
tered plane for Jaanalca, where
they spent the week, returning
tome On Saturday, Mrs, Welling,
bon Henderson .0nd Mrs., Grant Me-
Diatmid, of Lucknow, were also in
the group taking the trip with Mae
Anna McDonald as hostess.
Stratford. The group flew from Toronto to Montego Bay,
Jamaica, where accommodationwas excellent. They also had
a flight from Montego Bay to Kingston and other side trips to
sec the countryside. Eight days were spent in the island.
the bride in this district, extend
best wishes for a long and happy
wedded Inc. •
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— Mrs. Emmerson Morris, of Glen 1 Farmers in this district spent the Mr. and Mrs, Russell Gaunt spent - Nfi
the-citc. with the fernier's sister, Mrs. Ross McMichael, of Seaforth. . r
P Allan, Ill. Mrs. Ronald Cnultes and most of last week working in the the week -end with Mi'. and Mrs.
Roy McInnis, of Toronto, and WHITECHURCH — The WMS of
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daughters, of Belgrave, visited ''.with 1 fields and seldom have enjoyed
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Casliek, nicer seeding weather. But the Donald Gaunt and Gordon Moffat,
tan Sunday. ' hurry -hurry -up of DST has ushered aNingliam, spent Thursday in Lon -
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Cook, of in another six months of speeding don.
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Mr. Derwyn Hill finished his
who have found it next to impos-
sible to procure sufficient rest, even studies and exams at Knox College.
for health's sake.
Mr. and Mrs. John Gaunt and
!Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gaunt at-
! tended the marriage of Shirley Ev-
elyn Casemore, eldest daughter of
Mrs. Merle Casemore, Wingham,
and the late Ernest Casemore, and spent .her vacation at her home
CONTINUING MEMORIAL
the Presbyterian Church held its
Easter Thankoffering last Wednes-
day in the SS room of the church,
with guests from Belgrave and
Dungannon Presbyterian Churches
and the United Church here.
Toronto, lasi week -end, and he and Mrs. Victor Emerson, president,
Mrs. Hill will attend the graduation
exercises at Convoealion Hall on pre -sided and welcomed the ladies.
year Mrs' Ewa°. MePher°11' led in
Tuesday evening for the third
students, prayer and Mrs. Andrew Gaunt led
iti the devotional period, speaking
Miss •Winnifred Farrier, who on Calvary. The roll call was an-
swered by a verse naming a Bible
flower.
-Mr. Peter Michael Harvey, son of here, returned to Toronto oil Sun -
'Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Harvey, clay. Miss Karen Groskorth also
May be donated through your local
of Toronto, in Yonge Street United spent her vacation with her par -
funeral director
Church on Saturday at 2 p.m. The lents, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Groskorth,
reception was held at the Dutch and returned bo Toronto on Sun-
ISisters Inn. The many friends of day.
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Mrs, James McInnis led in an
Easter quiz. A trio of the Dungan-
non group sang "The Old Rugged
Cross," and Mrs. Dawson Craig
gave a reading "The Season of
Hope."
Mrs. James Richardson was guest
speaker and spoke on "After -Easter
Christians." She said they must go
on to be witnesses in their homes
and community at all times. Mrs.
Gaunt thanked the speaker and
presented her with a remembra.000,
dempin. Time Mrs. G. E. Farrier gave a piano
111 solo, "Jesus Keep .1yre Near the
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11 Emerson thanked all, and closed the
• r--: meeting with' pray*, - •
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and family, of Preston, visited on.
Sunday with .Mr. and Mrs, Roy
Robinson, . ...- •
•Mr. and Mrs, Carl Weber visited
on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Harry LindenSellnlidi and Mrs.
Sadie E[ossfelctt, of Walkerton,
Mrs, Albert Bielnan and children
visited with her mother, Mrs. Roger
inglis, at Walkerton, 011 Monday
last.
Me and Mrs. Fred Holland and
of• i.sa Craig, visited 011
Saturday with Mr, and Mrs. Wm,
sclY, of Marnoch,
KeAinti.latt. Cameron Simmons, of 'Lon-
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with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Chas., Martin, and returned home
Ito London with, her husband on
Saturday, 11117. Martin is still a pa-
tient in Wingham Hospital.
Mr, ,Wm.. Ashby, Kimberly and
Heather, . and Bebby Markin, of
Termite, spent a few days last
weeic with Mr.- and Mrs. Chas. Rob-
inson.
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Guests on. Tuesday
WHITECHTJRCIFI—Mr. and Mrs.
Triphon Kalioudjogiou and ehild-
ren, Myriam and Helene, misaion-
aries from France visited on Tues-
day last. with Mr,- add Mrs. James
Richardson. Mrs, Kalioudjogion
was formerly an American, and
friends from the gospel Han,
Winghani, gathered that evening at
the Richardson home to see their
pictures taken in France and Swit-
zerland, showing VICWS and telling
of their work. They are travelling
on their six - .month furlough
through Canada and United States.
and are now in Chicago.
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Mr, and Mrs, Alex Robertson and
Mr ,and Mrs. Cecil 'Forster of Pal
merston were in Guelph on Sunday
at the McIntyre and Wilkie fun -
end home and visited their eon
sin Mrs. David Callantier, whose
husband passed away on Sam -clay.
Mrs, Callender was formerly Annie
Pearl .Morton and will be remene
tiered by many in this district and
et Lueltnow, where she spent her
childhood.
in- The Tag Div, sponsored by the
Wingham 'Hospital Auxiliary, wilt
be held here this Saturday, May 5.
Mt. and Mrs. Fred Theclorf and
•children, of Kitchener, and IVIrs,
Robert Chambers and Dovene, of
Harriston, visited, on Sunday with
• Mr- arid Mrs. Carl 'Weber.
• Miss Joy -Ann Cameron, of Ram-
o- ilton, who has been visiting with
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Mr. and Mrs, Mason Robinson and
PI other Cameron relatives for the
past three weeks, returned home
on Saturday. Miss Louise Thomp-
son, daughter of Mn, and Mrs. Ross
tit. Thompson, of Tillsonburg, also vis-
• ited at the Robinson home for a
it few days last week.
irrn=1 Mrs. Bennett Mitchell,. of IVfoles-
= worth. visited on Sunday with her
Miss Janet Watson, of .Aylmer,
visited for a few days last week
at- the home of Mr, and Mrs, Gil-
bert Beeeroft,
Mrs, E. Dow and sons •visited on
Suhday 'with Mr. and Mrs.' Jasper
Snell, of• Westfield. Mrs. Snell s'as
able to return home Trout Clinton
Ifrispital last week,
. Mrs. Melvin Taylor, Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Taylor and Mn. and Mrs. Ross
Taylor and Muriel, visited on Sun-
da yi with Rev. and Mrs. Wm. Tay-
lor: of Dorchester.
Mr. Robert Purdon and Mr. and
Mria, Archie Pandora. Kathy and
Lori visited on Sunday with Mrs.
Robert Purdon, who .has been a
patient in Victoria Hospital, Lon-
don, for the past two weeks.
Preparatory service will he held
for the Langside and Whitechurch
Presbyterian congregations this
Wednesday night in Whitechurch.
Rev,. T. Bl, Kennedy, of Bluevale,
be in eharge of the Ccim-
nnanion service here on Sunday.
Dennis 'Richards, of London,
Married. in .Goderich
SP ririe flowers, including daffo-
dils and snapdragons, were used
as decoration at Kingdom Hall,
Gederich, on April 21 for the mar-
riage of Janet Louise, daughter of
Mrs. Ivan Wilson of Kincardine
and Hendrik Jari Wiltink, son of
Mr, and Mrs. .Bertold 'Wiltink of
Ft.11. 1 Wingharri,
Arnold MacNamara performed
the ceremony. Miss Lois Wilsoh,
sister of the, bride, was the pianist
and played "Divine Pattern of
LeVo" and "Cultivating Out Gift
of Love,"
The bride chose a floor -length
nylon net and nylon lace gown
over nylon satin with a square
cut neckline, feattring cup sequins
and simulated pearls on the bodice.
The sleeves formed lily -points and
the skirt was bouffant, Her finger-
tip veil was. edged with lace and
held by a rhinestone bate. She
earricd red roses and white oar -
Crop Raport
Spring Seeding is progressing
very 'favourably with a large per-
centage of our farmers finished.
'Canning peas are being sown as
well all sugar beets and it is pos-
sible that some corn will be sown •
this week, Some fields of fall wheat
is winter -killed in the low lying
areas or the field. There has not
,been too much growth of wheat or
grass,
Some cattle have been turned out,
but there is very little for them
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Maid of honor, Miss Judy Rock
Of R.R, 1 Monkton, 'wore a pale
pink chiffon over taffeta and Car-
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The groom's brother, Bert Wilt.
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spring flowers for the reception
which followed. The bride's mother
received le a pink orgaeza over
pink flowered satin and 81ie wore
a corsage of pink and white car-
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mother, who "chose a blue embroid-
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pink carnations.
The bride's travelling costume
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They honeymooned in Northern
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