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IVIN(IIA.51, ON' AMO, WEDNESDAY, M.Y 9, 1962
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THE TEA at the Presbyterian Church last week was quite success-
ful and was attended by a good crowd of ladies. One of those
who assisted, pouring tea during the afternoon, was Miss C.
Gilkinson.—A-T photo.
' GOBBIE
Mr. and Mrs, Perry Aslhtor, vis•
ited • Sunday With Mr. and Mrs,
John Watson at Blyth,
Mrs. R. T. Bennett spent a few
days with her daughter, Mrs. Geo.
Snider and Mr. Snider at Elmira.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Blyth and fa-
mily, Milton, visited Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Elastic.
Little Jaequeline Blythe returned
home with her parents after spend-
ing a week with her grandparents.
Miss Margaret Bustle, Gtu•lph,
spent a Cow days at' the same home.
Family Day or Mother's Day ser.
vice will be held next Sunday at
10''aan. in Gorric:• United Church
anil at 11..'1.5 a.m. In Wroxeter Un-
i'Church:
*r, and Mrs.. George Thompson'
and:'Stephen, Mrs,Lily Clegg, Mrs
Dorothy •Laird of Toronto. Mrs,
Sanford Zimmerman, Fordwich,
were week-ctid' •guttsts bf Mr. and
Mi;s. Harry Zimmerman.
C, Attwel.l, Mrs. Edward
Jaayld, Mrs. Gordon Underwood,
Ivirs,.' R. T. Bennett, Mrs, harry
Zip;unernutn and Mrs. Norinu.n
Wade attendtal the annual meeting
of.,:,bhc• Huron Diocese. of the Wo-
rn n's Auxiliary in London last
Mopday. •
" $ c Mr. Gitorge Gregg has been
awyded a .scholarship by the Ver-
{ giliati Society of America to attend
a )fix iveeks' course in Italy this
sujuincr.
Mr, and Mrs. Cameron Stewart,
Mckswo•th, visited Mr. and i\frs.
Gordon Edgar on Sunday,
Mr, and Mrs, Malcolm Maitland
and 141.t1 en of New Hamburg spent
Sunday with Mrs, John Metcalfe
and Mi ,s Beatrice Potter, Recent
visitors at the same home were Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Metcalfe and Don
Of'Pinkerton; Mrs. Wilmer Cooper,
Aileen -and Debbie, Kincardine;
Miss Sharon McLeod, Bervie; Mr.
Kenneth Metcalfe, Paisley,
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Nickel ac-
companied Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Nickel of Fordwich to Niagara on
Sun lay,
Mr. and Mrs, Earl Underwood
visited Mr, Fleming Black, Blue -
vale, on Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs, Roy Stewart and
Michael, Durham; Messrs. Ray and
Clifford Stewart, Listowel, visited
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Oliver
Stewart.
Miss Verna 1-Iarris, Winghani,
visited Sunday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs, Ed Newton.
Mr, Allan 1•Iyndnhan jumped from
the track and landed on a stone.
badly spraining his left ankle on
Monday morning.
rvtr. Arthur Spottun, Toronto,
Mrs, Glenna Edwards, Port Ore,
dit, spent the week -cad at .the
hones of Mr. Hartwell Strong and
Mr. Roy Strong,
Mr. and Mrs, Fred Coulter vis-
ited Sunday with Mr, and Mrs.
.Harold Coulter, Con. 3, Wallace
Township.
Mrs. ,Tran Mael:)onald, London,
spent the Week -enol at the home o,
Mr, and Mrs. Archie Miller ane
other relatives. Miss Jean Lain;.
and Miss Florence Riddell of New
Hamburg visited on Sunday at the
same home.
Mrs. Frank Davis attended :h;lgi,
House .Conference in Toronto. Iv1is
Edith :Howes visited over the week
end with friends in Toronto.
ivrr, and Mrs. Keith Watson, Mr
and Mrs. William Watson, Fergus
visited Mr, and Mrs, Lyle Watson
on Saturday.
Messengers Bear
Steve and Big Mike
GORRIE--The Messcnges met in
the United Church after school on,
Friday. Dale Edgar gave the call
to worship and SusanCarson read
the Scripture, Marlon Adams led
in prayer. Elizabeth Neilson gave
a poen.
The offering was received by
Brian Lennox and dedicated by
Bryan Johnston. Elizabeth Massey
read the minutes and ten.answered
the roll call, Mrs. G. Brown gave
the story "Steve and Big Mike" and
Jean Brown led in the Finger Play.
EVENING UNIT AT
BIEMAN HOME
131r,L(a1tAV1 Mrs. Albert 1$1e
marl welcomed the members of the
Bowling Trophy5TSTEPHEN'S AUX Evening Unit of the United Church
e Women to her home on Wednes
it,E� How
president, Mrs. Ted Fear, opened
for the regular meeting. The
GURRi11: Winners of the Do'Ig- I
1 Won in Fordwich ,
m vil►►ir.
las bowling trophy at Marriner's
Bowling Lanes In Fordwich were
Lloyd Townsend, Robert Edgar,
Hugh. Hutchison, David Neilson,
William Brown, ('tobort Temple-
man, Mrs, William Brown, Mrs.
Thomas Templeman, Mrs, Alex
Graham, Mrs, Stewart ;Strong, Mrs,
Donald Erwin, They defeated
•Wroxeter and Fordwich teams.
On Thursday night they play off
to determine the bowler of the year,
A -banquet will be held on May 24
at Marriner's Bowling Lanes, when
the trophy will be presented,
MISS ALICE EDGAR
LAST OF FAMILY
GORRIE-- :[91c death occurred
on Friday, May 4th, in St. Cathar-
ines Hospital, of Alice Margaret
Elizabeth Edgar, daughter of the
late Mr, and Mrs. Robert Edgar of
Orange Hill. She was 87 years of
age and was the last of her family
of seven brothers and one sister.
She had been in failing health for
more than two years.
Born in Huntingdon, Quebec. she
received he r education there.
When a young woman she came
with her parents to live on lot 14,
con. 10, Howiok, where the greater
part of her life was spent. After
the death of her brother, Fred, she
made her home with a nephew and
niece, Mr. Edgar Sheppard and
Miss Alice Sheppard in St. Cathar-
ines.
She was a, member of the former
Orange Hill United Church, a Sun-
day School teacher and a life mem-
ber of the W.M.S. of the Garde Un-
ited Church.
Surviving are several nephews
and nieces.
The funeral service was held in
the Moir funeral home at 2 p.m. on
Monday. May 7th, conducted by the
Rev. Fred Taylor, pastor of the
Gorric United Church. Interment
was in the Gorrie cemetery.
Pallbearers were Norman Wade,
Norman Harding, Gerald Galbraith,
GeorgeGalbraith, Wellesley Strong
and Edward David.
Y UGHAN DOUGLAS
ADDRESSES W. I.
GORRZE — Mrs. Morley Johnson
was hostess for the April meeting
of the Carrie Women's Institute
when the roll call "My Favorite Job
on the Farm" was answered by 16
members and three guests.
Mrs. Gladstone Edgar introduced
the speaker, Vaughan Douglas, of
CKNX, who spoke on "Agriculture
and the Farmer's Job as a Farmer,"
He told of Dr. Helen Able, the only
woman member 'of the 'Federated
Agriculture Board and quoted her
sayings. Mr. Douglas stated that
the ;farmer's cash income for 1961
increased over 3%. A large nuanber
of future leaders will come from
the farm and it is also a privilege
to live in Canada. The Women's
Institute upholds a lot of Canadian
principles, he said. Mr. John Bay-
lor thanked the speaker and pre-
sented him with a gift.
The district annual will be held
at Walton on May 17th. The motto,
"The nation's greatest asset is the
soil," was capably given by Mrs.
John Baylor. The hostess, assisted
by Mrs, Russell Ruttan and Mrs,
Norman Wade, served lunch.
GORRI'1- The Evening Auxiliary
of St, Stephen's Anglican, Church
met at the ,home of Mrs, Harry
King, Mrs. Ed, David, president,
was in charge and articles for two
layettes were turned in for the bale
for overseas relief.
Roll call was answered by the
WA motto, "The love 'of Christ con.,
stralneth us," Mrs. Wm. Bennett
gave the treasurer's report, Mrs.
Lloyd -Griffith read 'the minutes.
Mrs. E. O. Attwell conducted the
worship study dealing with the
character sketches of St, Phillip
and St. James.
Lunch was served by the hostess
assisted by Mrs. Frank David and
Mrs, Edward David.
E. WAWANOSH
APPOINT WM. GOW •
TO AUBURN BOARD
The East Wawanosh Township
council meeting was held on May
1st with all the members present
Reeve Hanna presided and the min-
utes of the meeting held April 3rd
were read and adopted on motion
of Buchanan and Pattison.
Robinson -Snell -- That council
reeommend that William Grow be
appointed to represent the town.
ship on the Auburn Memorial Hall
board.
The council decided to join Lhe
Huron County Municipal Officers'
Association and pay the member-
ship fee of $20.00.
Pattison -Buchanan That the
road and general accounts as pre-
sented be passed and paid
Snell - Robinson - That council
accept the collector's roll and pay
the collector the balance of his sal..
ary and postage of $59,00.
Road Cheque,
Stewart McDurney, salary and
bills paid, $186.9.6; Alan McBurney,
wages and trucking, $1.91.75; Geo.
T. Currie, snowfencc and checking
gravel, $62.00; Douglas Bruce, snow
fence, $20.00; Jim Robinson, snow
fence, $28.00; Ontario Hydro, shed
lights, $22.68; Hugh Blair. trucking,
$24.00; Chas. Hodgins, spray motor
repair, $40.98; Howard Fuller, fur-
nace ducts, $24,35; Blyth Stand-
aa•d, adv. re gravel tenders, $2,00;-
Dominion
2A0;Dominion Road Machinery Co„ gra-
der overhaul, $20d2.08; 1-Iarry Wil-
liams, fuel oil and gas, $303.63;
Receiver -General, Income Lax, $8.85.
General Cheques .
Frank Cooper, warble fly sprayer,
$208,60; Kenneth Scott, spray help-
er and two trips to Guelph, $238.43;
Frank Thompson, warble fly in-
spector, $207.50; Belgravo Co-op,
warbicide and disf., $314.60; Receiv-
er_general,-income tax, $20.15; Road
credit, warble fly, rent of sprayer,
$7.77,00; Herson Irwin, balance sal-
ary and postage, $54.00; Brook-
haven nursing home, maintenance
of patient, $79.75; Municipal Wortd,
supplies, $37.35; Huron. County Mu
nicipal Officers' Assoc., 030.00.
Buchanan - Pattison--- That coen
ell adjourn to meet June lith at
one o'clock at the Belgrave Cont
munity Centre.
• C, W, Hanna, Reeve
R. H. Thompson, Clerk
Hold Offices
In Hensall
Jack Heal, of 'Hensall, formerly
of Winghain, has been elected
president of the Hensall Kinsmen
Club for the 1962-63 term and Mrs,
Heal was named president of the
Kinette Club there for the same
period,
THE LADIES' AID of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church sponsored
a tea in the church basement, as that organization's method of
marking the 100th anniversary of the church which takes place
this year. Pi;cturecl above are the officers of the organization
with the birthday cake which formed the centre piece of the tea
table. Left to right are; Mrs, G. L. Fish, wife of the minister;
Mrs. H. Gilmour, secretary; Mrs. L. Phillips, treasurer; Mrs. Ted
English, president; Mrs. F. Ross, first vice-president; Mrs. 1.
Carr, nominating committee; Mrs. P. Campbell, and Mrs. W. J.
Baiti, social committee. Mrs, P. Clark, also on the nominating
committee, was absent.—A-T photo,
with prayer and a hymn. Minutes
and roll call were read by Mrs.
Kenneth :Harbour and Mrs, Alan
Dunbar read the treasure'r's report.
The penny collectors was receiv-
ed and there were six home and 20
hospital visits to the sick and shut-
ins recorded. It was agreed that
the leader of each meeting pre-
pare and give the announcement of
the meeting to the minister on the
Sunday preceding the meeting. Mrs.
Tial Fear and Mrs, Kenneth Bar -
hour were named delegates to the
regional meeting at I3luevale er,
May 28, It was announced that the
next general meeting would be on
May 31 In the church.
Mrs, Robert Grasby and her
group were in charge of the study
Period, openLlg with prayer, Mrs.
Floyd Campbell, Mrs, Robert Gras -
by and 'Mrs. John Nixon gave
short readings about the standards
that Jesus set for His followers.
The Lord's prayer was repeated in
unison, Mrs, James Coultes read
"The Strength of the Nation" and
Mrs . Ted Fear read a story,
"Emile" This part of the meeting
was closed with a hymn and pray-
er. Mrs. Ross Anderson took
charge of the Bible study and Mrs.
Clifford Logan conducted a con-
test and lunch was served,
50th Anniversary,
Entertain Family
BELGRAVE-- Mr, and Mrs. Al.
pert Vincent entertained quite a
number of friends and members of
their family to a dinner at the Ti.
ger Dunlop Inn, near Godcrich, on
Saturday evening, celebrating their
301,3 wedding anniversary, which
had been on February 14. Owing to
ill health they had not been able
to have a party at that time,
Those attending from I3clgravc
were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Vincent
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
Logan and family, Mr, and Mrs.
Roy McSween and family, Mr, and
Mrs. John E, McCallum, Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Procter, Mrs. J. Young,
Mrs. J, M, Coultes, Mr and Mrs.
Hcrb Wheeler, and Rev and Mrs.
J. H. Anderson and several other
relatives.
After the dinner all returned to
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold with a hymn and poem. There were
16 members present. A card of
enjoyed. thanks was read iron :tars, Carl
THE NEW EXECUTIVE of the Wednesday Night
Bowling League was elected at the organization's
annual banquet last week. Th slate of officers
includes, from the left, President Jean King;
Secretary Gwen MacLaurin; Treasurer Doreen
Wylie and press reporter, Shirley Storey,
LADIES' 6111111
HOLDS MEETING
BELGRAVE - The regular meet-
ing of the Ladies' Guild of Trinity
Anglican Church was held on
Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs, Robert Procter, The president,
Mrs. Alex Nethery, was in charge
and opened the meeting with a
hymn and prayer. The Scripture
lesson was read by Mrs. Robert
Procter and Mrs, Richard Procter
read the minutes.
Procter. Mrs. Bolt conducted
Bible quiz.
Mrs, Hcrb Wheeler opened the
I worship service with prayer, Mrs.
i ].Earl Anderson conducted Bible
a Presbyterian WMS
Plans were made to turish clean-
ing and decorating the church. A
collection of articles for the bazaar
in the fall were brought to this
meeting as they are each month.
Mrs. Cora McGill was in charge
of the program which included a
reading, "The. Old Milking Stool"
by MrS, Lawrence Vannan. Mrs.
Mol Bradburn read a poem on
Mother's Day. The history of Robin
Redbreast was recur by Mrs. Cora
McGill.
The meeting closed with prayer
by Rev. R. Medley. Lunch was
served by the hostess and the
group will meet again in June at
the home of Mrs. Alex Nethery,
'NEW NATIONALITIES
DEAN VINE�1�
study, continuing with study of the
Church in Jerusalem.
Mrs. J. H. Anderson was in
charge of the study period, dealing
with Old and New Canadians, She
i stated that it used to be that
1 French and English were the only
ilanguages spoken, now there are
many more and all these different
nationalities have their own sepa-
1 rate churches. She explained Can-
) acla's immigration policy and said
there could be a lot of study on
` this subject.
I Members were reminded of the
regional meeting on May 28 in
Bluevale and of the general meet-
ing on May 31.
DELGI'AVE The Afternr,on (Jn
It of the tiniterl Church Womr•n
,met en Wealnr,,dny afternoon in lin.!
church with the president,
Leslie Boll opening the nreet.in;;
Vincent, .where a social Lime was
Sympathetic neighbor: ";Flow is
the boss?"
Wife of invalid: "I'm all right,
thanks."
Meets at Brussels
BELGRAVE-•- The Presbyterian
W!M.S. met at the manse, Brus-
sels, for the May meeting, The
president, Mrs. Wightman, pre-
sided and opened with a call to
worship and prayer, The Scrip-
ture readings and meditation were
given by Mrs, McBurney and Mrs.
Nicholson led in the Glad Tidings
prayer.
Mrs. Anderson had charge of the
topic' on British Guiana, where
there ,are so many racial problems.
A prayer for t:.ese people was giv-
en by Mrs. Bruce.
Plans were made to attend an
executive meeting May 8 in Clin.
ton and for the June Home Helpers
meeting, Mrs. Youngblut gave a
short review of the April Presby-
terian Record and the meeting clos-
ed with prayer.
A social time followed, when the
hostess, Mrs, (Rev.) W, .1. Morrison,
and helpers served lunch,
THE STAFF pc
WINGHAM GENERAL HOSPITAL
cordially .invite you to be present at the annual Hospital dance,
sponsored by the staff, to raise funds for the purchase of equip-
ment for our Hospital.
The Red, White and Blue Ball
will be held in
Wingham and District High School
FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 18th
1902 — 9.00 p.rn. to .1..00 aan,
Dancing will be to the music sof IAN WILBEE scud his orchestra
and (here will be facilities to play CARDS for those Who ado not
wish to dance. Prizes. Refreshunents will be served.
Tickets $2.00 per couple - $1.00 single
EVERYBODY WELCOME.
(This notice is in lieu of a personal. :tuvitatiot)
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