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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1962-06-27, Page 74 0 4 tbt 14Jtnijjam i3'iNC;1lli;ll ONTARIO, 1Vdi+l'.1NJV i)t,i JUNE/ 21, 196, '? Rae. ' AN OLD MILL STONE at the Gorrie park was the subject of considerabe discussion by members of the Maitland Valley Conservation Authority last week. Andrew Dixon of Exeter, a member BELORAYE '1.1MAN11: YOU As your corret,pbndent irotn Be!grave for the past number of years, 1 take this opportune ity to Shank oto' readere for their co-operation in the past, and hope they will continue tate same for . the new eor'reapon- derlN, Mrs., Ten! .tr't•ar. hpecial thanks to 111:1•. and Mrs. Barre Wenger and the staff of `Tire N'tngiram Sid.. vanes -limos. ---Mrs, Ralph 1%ieC'rea Mr, and NIes, Ed Ansley of Punta Gorda, Florida, who have been sp.ending some itime with their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. ;Lyle Ansley.,at Thcssalon, are vis- iting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Campbell, their two grand- sons, Terry aiid Minitnel Ansley are also with thein. Visitors last week with Mr. turd Mrs. Lyle Hopper were Mr. end Mrs. Harvey; Caseniore of Detroit; • ! r. Harvey Lake, Northville, Miele, Mr. and Me,s. Charley hopper of Bruce Mines The hitter n1teuded the Hopper .reunion in Setrfnrth on Sunday. The annual'meirnrinl :rewire will be held in B'rlindnn Cemetery on Sunday evening al. 8.30, with the * Knox. United. Church in charge of the service runt the Wingham Corps Salvation Army Band In charge' of the mush.. In rase of rain, servioe Will- be held do Knox United Churhh. F'4'ieiids of Wayne Vincent will he sbrryto hear that he is a patient in * Victoria Hospital, London. Wayne is a grandson of Mr and Mist. Al- bert Vincent., Mr. and Mrs. Bill ucliriebe'r and *family of Milton sprat the %e1 end with her .parents, Mir. mend Mrs. Earl Anderson. Mrs, John Nixon, Mrr;, Jeune., mont, Mrs. Lattra .Joinistou and Mrs, Ralph McCrea spent lass 'l'ues- day in London. Mr, and Mrs. Ted Fear and fam- ily and Mrs.. JuJia McNeil spent Sunday in Stratford. Mr, and Mrs, tloldlr Wheeler and tr family of London were visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Herb Wheeler en Sunday, Mrs, Margaret Lowry and F'red Lowry of Dundee spent a few days last week with Mrs. Cora McGill. Mr, and Mrs. Norman Rill aiid family of Toronto and Mr, and Mrs. • Alan MacKay and family of Whig ham visited on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs, Harry Mr(;nire, Miss .Eleanor Walsh and 141134 Marlene Walsh of Kilrhener swat the week -enol with their parents, Mr, and Mrs. jetties Walsh. Miss Lorna Bell of slit 11eori *spent the week -end with het par- ents, Mr. and. Mew, 1 exile Bull. FAMILY LATIrIIL HIk rAT YANA iP IIOE I3ELGRAVE --Mr. and Mrs. (Tare VanCarnp were horde at a remit); gathering oh launciay alternoon nt their hone, When 37 members rn- joyed a social time nod ph'iie sup per. Guests inelttded Mr. and Mrs. ,Robert Reim and family, (,nirlriinw, Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Whytnrk and family, 4Vitigham, Mr. and Mrs Ronald Campbell and fancily, tem don, Mr. and Mrs. Alert Campbell aiid family, I3elgt•ave, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Cloakey and 'fancily end „Mr, and :Mrs. Floyd Campbell, of Brussels atter Mr. and Mrs, ira Campbell, l !grave, of the Ausable Authority diol Roy Major, Wing - ham wildlife advisory board member, pauss to look at the old stone, —Advance -Times photo. Mr. and Mrs. Logan Wed 25 Years Ago BELURAV 1i'-- Mr, and Mrs, Roy ltlac8ween were hosts at a surprise party honoring her brother-in-law and sister, Mr, and Mrs, Clifford Logan, on Saturday afternoon, for their 25th wedding anniversary, which was on Tuesday of this week. The afternoon was spent in a social time and a picnic supper was en- joyed by all. Mr. and Mrs, Logan were pre- sented with e silver tea service by members of their families. Mr. anti Mrs, Logan Have three children, Mitts Patsy Logan of To- ronto, Barry and Ralph- at home, Nis. Logan is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Albert Vincent and' Mr. Logan is the son of Frecl Logan turd the tete Mrs. Logan of Blyth. Present were Mr. and Mrs, Har- old and farnil o!r f 'Vincent to y, and Mr, a and Mrs, Albert Vincent, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Vineeit.of Loudon were uutible In be pro: ill because of i11- 11058 lit flair family. '11ctain c/ Six Place C,f3.I.T. GROUP IIO [ BANQUET FiOR 40 111116 I3h;LGRAVE—The Canadian Girls in 'Training held their annual Mo- hler and Daughter banquet on 'Thursday evening in the parlours of Knox United Church with 43 present. The president, Miss Marie Co:tiles, was in charge of the eve- ning's activities and opened with words of welcome, (.race was sung accompanied by Doreen Pattison, and a bounteous ((inner, which the girls had prepared, was enjoyed by all present. The dinner was serv- ed by several of the ladies of the chureh. Mrs..!. 17. Anderson, leader, wet comma all present nisi introduced suvrt•al of the guests, Donna Gras. by paid tribute to the church, and itev. ,1. 11. .Anderson replied. Candies were 111 by Betty and Floe, eine Jtinn, Jeanette Johnston and J:)onnn (;ashy. Doreen Pati moi, Sharon Reavie and Lynas Coultes formed a trio and sing "Don't Forget to Pray", aeenniptutieil by 1lelen Nicholson, A tribute Le the mothers was ex- preesed by .Margaret Nicholson, singing "Mother", accompanied by 1nyce Procter. Marilyn Taylor al- so paid tribute ID the mothers. Mrs. liiehard Procter replied. The (',.i4.1.'1'. song was sang by the girls revolupanipd by Helen Anderson, Marilyn Campbell introduced the guest speaker, Miss l', Gilchrist, home econninisl. fnr Heron Calmly. who :poke on "Leandership". She was thanked by Wendy Fear and Dianne VauC'amp presented her with a gift. ,toyer Penrice aid r itLli Michie Save a cornet duet, accompanied Iry 1.1.elcn Anderson. Mrs. J, l3. Anrler:ma gave a. few remarks and told rd elle of the girls, 1''lorener i;iuu graduating from the C.G.I.T The line girl to graduate front Mrs. Anderson's group, she was pro:tenterd with e picture to mark the occasion by Brenda VanCantp. 'l'lie meeting closed with a hymn. Shower field for • 5, I, School Teacher A miereJlaneous shower was held last 'Wednesday evening in the Sa- cred Heart parish hall for Miss Myrtle Brown of Bowmanville, teacher 11i the Sacred Heart School e'hrete marriage takes place In A 0 (e'er (rn friends gathered for the erasion ani euchre was played tiering the evening, The winners were Mr;. V. i4endersan, Mrs. Ed. Rir(i trend Miss Marjory 'Workman MreI"0111 C:askeeette was hos.. le.,rr, n. ritutril iv Mrs A. Ansteft, T�41c• vista 1tla.thers, Mrs, Bab c+rn kind lvlrs. Cyril l3orho of Tees - water. Irma' Meeting At Bruce Inn`t. �T".Itil,el nF IF. Paul's Evening (;t!iid, lobe ledles of the Afternoon Guild as guests, held their final meriting until fall in the form of a inner n1 the Brave Inn, Kincate dela, last Wet-Mead:1Y evening. mese were :14 at file dinner. M'rn, llerbert. Puller, president, preerioterl tltr few brief items nl' 1n1:sll1r' M itt be 1le1:411 W11 11 aid 'Wee floret be Comber gave the treasttt'- c'r's report. 'Che (Bill i has enjoyed a. dustier' for the :fun' meeting the past couple of years anti has decided to ninkc it tui annual event. Pennant on Pole 14.1SL 1PAV1 -The regular meet- ing of the Belgrave Wolf Cub Pack was hely( 111 the community centre on 'Tilt ;day evening with 26 Cubs present.. Mrs, Kenneth Wheeler wni8 to iliaige mid led in the open- ing exercises. '!tae Tawny Six had the moth points for inspection and their ,fixer, George Johnston, plac- ed their pennant on the Totem Po; Mlrs Cordon McBurney read a story, after which the Pack 'div- ided pile two gcoups for instruc- Lion. Mrs. Gordon McBurney and Mrs. Clare' Vi.n('amp ,led in games outdoors, '!'lir meeting closed with the Crated lined and the singing of Tape. NEW ODANIZATiON roiticHN tIRON A nieetuig of Steam Thresher - awe was held 111 the Orange Hall in Blyth last Wednesday. Harold Turner, of Godericli, called the meeting Li order Ile introduced himself a.e cine of the pioneer thresherurerr in Huron County and said that there was considerable interest in formlrrg a Threshers' Association. At they time he called for nom- ination for n secretary with Simon idnllahrn apuadnted. Mi•. 'linnet tiirned the meeting over to Mie secretary to introduce al! those tiler"iit and asked for nruiitnation for a president. Harold 'J'tu•ner wee trriartilously chosen for the potellen Mr. 'Turner, the press- ideal, dismissed the possibilities of settling r11' an nrgenza.tion to put en n ':lr,;,•e end reunion. It was moved by Robert Beatty and W, J, Hailalt-in th"t ail orge.tiftatinn be formed and tide nKine be Huron Threshers anti hobby Association. A show will be Judd In Myth on September 7th gild silo. The rolle,vine committees were set rip: A i •erti;rirg', Etarold Turner, ;:linos fInVelum aiid Walter 'Scott; grnrmets enitniitter, George Cook, Ceara(' MrBrirle, Win. Crow, George T ry,11ie, Hitt;h 131s11 and Joseph '1toger•tli; eftirrtainiiwiil, Harvey J3rnwn, Aire Motinhig W. J, T3'aha- ban ; trenspnrto tem, 11utth Blair, W ,I' tfnilahait :incl J. T fallahati; steam thetins, !-high Chisholm. A public electing will he held Jttly 201h, In the Orange Hall, Blyth, for the purpose of arranging a. program wltrtt anyone Interested will he welcome,. Local Candidates Pass Examinations The following is a list of suc- cessful candidates lie examinations held recently by the RoyalCotlSer- vatory of Music of Toronto in Wingham. The names are arrang- ed in order of ,merit. Grade 'VIII Plano: Honours, Bruce MacKenzie; Joan `,Giffin; Pamela Burns; Shelia McQuillan. Pass: Marion Seott; Wayne Cas. lick; Dale Thomson. Grade VII Piano; Honours, Ka- Uterine :Reid; Elizabeth Goldthorpe. Pass, Brian Caslick, Sally Galbraith equal). Grade VI Piano: Honours: Judy Callan; Marilyn Higgins; Ruth Sinclair. Grade V Plano: Honours, Lynn Parkinson, Grade IV Piano: Honours, Paul Fleury; Lynda Reavie. Pass, Jo- Anne King; Mary Finlayson, Grade II Piano: Pass, James J. McKague. Grade VI Singing: Honours, Sandra Cameron; Pamela Musser, WILL ENTERTAIN AT HURDNYIE'W BELGRAVE—The home econ- omics meeting of the Belgrave Wo- men's Institute was held In the community centre Tuesday evening with the president, Mrs, Richard Procter, in charge of the business session. It was announced that the members would hold a birthday party at Huronview on August 22, and the following committees were named: lunch, Mrs. Leslie Bolt, Mrs, Herb Wheeler and Mrs, Earl Anderson; program, Mrs. C. R. Coultes, Mrs, Albert Vincent and Mrs. James Michie; gifts, Mrs. Stanley Cook, Mrs. Cora McGill and Mrs, Carl Procter, The group agreed to cater to the Huron County Credit Union ban- quet, Plans were made for the an- nual bus trip on July 10th. Mem- bers were reminded of the Augest meeting, when Miss Anna McDon- ald will be the guest speaker and tell of her trip to Jamaica, as well as showing slides, Each member is asked to bring a friend to this meeting. It was announced that the annual mem- orial service will be held in Bran- don Cemetery on July 1st at 8,30 p.m. with the Wingham Corps Sal- vation Army Band in charge of the music, Mrs, Stanley Black was conven- er of the program, opening with all singing "The Maple Leaf For- ever". Miss I, Gilchrist was the guest speaker and told "The Reiil Meaning of 4=H". Miss Lila Black gave an illustrated skit, "Separates for 'Summer", Seventeen 4-H girls were present and modeled the sep- arates they had made and told the cost of each, Mrs. Walter Scott gave a report of the district annual meeting at Clintion. Grace 'was sung and lunch was served by Mrs. George Michie, Mrs. James Michie, Mrs. Leslie Bolt and Mrs. Earl Anderson. WHITECII•URCH Mr. and Mrs. Stanley 'Paras and family, of London, visited on Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. O'Malley, and their sister, Mrs, Edna Barr, who had spent the week at the O'Malley home, returned to Lon- don, Miss Virginia Tares is spend- ing her vacation at the O'Malley home. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Falconer, of London, spent the week -end with her mother, Mrs, R. J. Currie. Mrs, E. Dow and sons spent Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Dow and .other relatives in Mitchell and district, The Dow men are busy this week working at a ce- ment silo. Mrs. Robert Alexander, of God- erich, spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Murray Shiell. Miss Lilian Smyth, of Toronto, is spending this week's vacation at the home of her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Edwin Smyth. Mrs, Irene Paterson, of Toronto, spent the week -end visiting her brother, Charles Taylor, and her mother, Mrs, Wm, Taylor, in the Wingham Hospital. Mr, and Mrs, Jas. Richardson visited on Sunday with ,her sisters, Misses Florence and Margaret Moir, of Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Kirk, of Pompano Beach, Florida, and their son, Norman Kirk, who finished his year's study In cartoonist work at Chicago, Mrs. F. L. Creighton of Detroit, and Mr, and Mts. J. D Beecroft and Kirk 1±teecroft gather ed on Saturday at the summer home of their brother, Mr, and Mrs. Oliver KIrk, of Russell Island, at Algoiiae, .Mich,, for a family re•• anion, It is 16 years slice they had a family gathering, Mrs. John McGee, of Wingham, accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Beeeroft and visited for the week -end with Mrs, Wm Graham, ,of Corantna. The Ladies' Aid of the Presby terlen Cantrell are Auditing a bulli In the S. S. tootle of the church on. Tuesday. Mr, and Mrs. Archie Watt, Lor- raine and Linda, Of Toronto, spent the week -end with his father, Rev.. KENS JUNIOR FANNER AWARD Murray Gaunt, assistant farm editor of CKNX, and son of Mr.' and Mrs, Andrew Gaunt of West Wawanosh, was awarded a travel- ling scholarship by the Junior Farmer Association of Ontario, the selection being 'made by the On- tario executive, The scholarship provides an all - expense trip to Alberta from .rune 15 to 'JO' 10 and Murray left bIt jet freer .Melton, accompanied by ivIiss Fern Tinney of Coburg, who received a similar award. They will participate in e, series of Junior Farmer activities and tours while in Alberta, A highlight will be the Young People's Confer- ence at the University of Alberta. The group will tour Alberta ranches, visit Jasper and Banff and climax the scholarship itinei - ary by .attending the Calgary l3tampede, Murray's activity in 4-H and Jr, Farmer work over the years have won him the scholarship. His 4-H activities were climaxed in 1955 by having a Queen's Guineas winner. Murray is presently serving as the president of the Junior Farmers' Association of Huron County. MRS S DAUNT REPORTS ON SYNODICAL WdiITECHURCH—The WMS of the Presbyterian Church met on Wednesday last at the home of Mrs, Dawson Craig with eleven ladies present, and with the presi- dent, Mrs, Victor Emerson, pre- siding, and giving the call to wor- ship. All repeated the aims and purpose of the society. Mrs. James McInnis read the Scripture mes- sage. The meditation was taken by Mrs, Frank Coultes, speaking on "The God Who Hideth Himself." Mrs, Angus Falconer led in the Glad Tidings prayer. The roll call was answered by naming a woman of the BIble and telling about her life. The offering was ,dedicated by Mrs. Walter Lott, Mrs. Andrew Gaunt gave a very interesting report of the meetings at the Synodical in Hamilton, Two of the speakers, Rev, Wm. Hender- son, and Rev, Geo. Malcolm, are well-known in this district. Mrs, Wesley Tiffin gave a reading, "The Future of the World," Mrs, Frank Coulter closed the meeting with prayer, and all enjoyed the social half-hour, when the hostess served lunch. STUDY CANADIANS AT CALVIN=BRICK WHITECHURCH — The meeting Of the United Church Women of Calvin -Brick United Church was held Wednesday evening at the home sof Mrs. John Jamieson, with a splendid attendance. The theme of the meeting was "Old and New Canadians." Mrs. Roy Pattison led in the warship service, Mrs. H. Anderson read the Scripture mes- sage and Mrs. Alan Pattison led in Prayer. Mrs, Gordon McBurney led in the Bible study from Acts. Mrs. McRitchie had charge of the chapter in the study book, "Can- ada's Immigration Pollices." , Mrs. Mason Robinson gave a reading yen, stewardship and led in prayer for the success of the missionary work. Mrs. Gilbert Beecroft, president, presided for the business period, Mrs. Roy Pattison, Mrs, Alex Rob- ertson and Mrs, Harry Cook gave interesting reports of the recent sectional meeting held In Bluevale. The ladies decided to be responsible for one service during the August vacational period. Mrs, McBurney and Mrs. Norman Coultes will try to find someone to attend the school for leaders at Alma College. The meeting was closed with Paul's benediction to the Corinthians. W. J. Watt, and with their mother, Mrs. Watt, who has been seriously ill in Wingham Hospital during the past week. Mrs. Geo. Thomp- son, of Feversham, and other mere-- bers of the Watt family were home during the week. The United Church Women are meeting for their quarterly tea o^ - Wednesday at the home of Mrs, Albert Coultes. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gaunt, Don- ald and Helen Currie were in Lon- don on Thursday and visited with the foriner's father, Mr. Thomas Gaunt, in Victoria Hospital. Mr. Gaunt has been progressing favoute ably since his recent operation there. Mr. and Mrs, Ross Henderson and baby, Barbara, of Lucknow, and Miss Norma Forster, of Lon- don, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Elliott, Mrs, John McKenzie was at Port Weller on Wednesday and met her husband when his boat came in last week, Mrs. James Laidlaw has teken up residence in her home in the village during the past week, and is wel- comed by the village folk. Miss Catharine McCarthy, of De- troit, has been visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Dalton dur- ing the post three weeks. On Wed- nesday Mr. and Mrs Dalton went to London and Mr, Dalton had alt operation on his eye, in St. Joseph's Hospital on Friday morning. He has been progressing favorably. Mr. Leonard James, of Wnod- REV. AND MRS. HARRY JENNINGS of Brussels Anglican Church celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary on Saturday at the home of Mrs. Olive May. His mother, Mrs. Harry Jennings Sr., Chatham, and sister, Mrs. Rose Hill, Goderich, also attended. The couple were married in the Mission Church at Fort Norman, North West Territories, by the Right Rev. Bishop Sovereign. Mr. Jennings was stationed there for five years, On return to Ontario they served parishes in Windsor, Thedford, Kettle Point, Lucknow and Brussels. The photo was taken at the wedding in the Mission Church, Fort Norman, with Bishop Sovereign. DONNYBROOK Visitors on Wednesday with Mrs. John Noble were her. sisters, Mrs. Lawrence 'Wyatt of London and Miss Nancy Smith and her mother, Mrs. Reg Smith of Dorchester, alio Mr. and Mrs. Don Jefferson and Cheryl Lynne of Clinton, Mrs, Mina Sheridan returned to her home at Oshawa after spending two weeks with her sister, Mrs. John Thompson and other relatives. The (J.C,W. of Donnybrook Unit- ed Church has had a number of "Hobo" teas this past week which provided a nice sum of money for the society. Mrs. J. C. Robinson of Wingham spent the week -end with Mr and Mrs. Edward Robinson and. fam- ily, stock, spent the week -end with his grandfather, Mr. Arthur Moore. Mr, James 'St. Marie and Mr, and Mrs. Raymond St, Marie, Kitch- ener, spent the week -end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Myles St. Marie, and the latter and the child- ren spent the week -end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. Lambert, of St. Catharines, and at Niagara Falls. Mr, and Mrs, Norman Kieswetter and family, of Mildmay, also Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Schefter and fam- ily, of Kinloss, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Martin. andr' . Stewart Coupland M wa •ou n s St t C a d p of Toronto, are spending their va- cation with her parents, Mr. arid Mrs. Chas. Robinson, and with Wroxeter .relatives, Mr, and Mrs Wm. Ashby, of Toronto, are spend- ; ing a few days this week at the Robinson. home. FOROWICH Mrs. Siert Bride i-`; visiting for a couple of weeks with friends in Hagersville. Mr. a.nd Mrs Ernie Dareey left on Sunday for a motor trip through the western provinces and on to the Coast They will he gone for a month. Mr. and Mit. iitanlcy Bride at- tended a wedding in Toronto on Saturday and spent the week -end with relativer;, Miss Ann Miller spent last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nor. man Stephensen in Brussels, Mr and Mrs. George Ashton vrs. ited for four days at the fioh.e.ets Mr and Mrs. Everitt Ashton in Athens Mr and Mrs. Glenn Johnston and Mr Jack Winters visited one day last week with Mrs. Albert Johns- ton at Huroirview Horne, Clinton. Messrs. Larry Marriner and Don- ald McDermitt of Waterloo spent the week -end at their respective homes. Miss Jean Siefert .and Mr. Jack Siefert spent the week -end at the home of Miss Alice Ingalls in St, Eustache, Que. 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