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THE GOLDEN CIRCLE SCHOOL for retarded children was moved
to a new site near the Scout House on Thursday of last week,
and in the course of the operation carne to grief at the corner
of John and Minnie Sts., when an axle in one of the rear sup-
GORRIE
Mr. and Mrs, Norman Wade
spent Sunday afternoon with Mr.
and Mrs. Vic Sheri- at Moorefield.
Mr. and Mrs, John Harper of j
Carlingford attended anniversary I
services in the 'United Chureh and
visited with Mi. end Mrs. Robert
Elschner on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Hugh Smith and
Miss Janet Elliott of Molesworth
visited on Sunday at tht home of
Mr. and Mrs. George Brown.
'Wesley Galloway and Allan Har-
rison were sucre; iul pheasant
hunters at Drumbo.
Mr, and Mrs. 'Thomas Bounsall
and Andy and Mr. Charles Boan-
sall of Milton were week -end visi-
tors with Mr. and Mrs. Burns
Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Her-
man, Dennis and Randy of Han-
over visitecl on Sunday at the same
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Salo Weber and La-
verne of Clifford called on Mr, and
Mrs. Wilbert Galloway ind Miss
Etta Burns,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Templeman,
Susan and Kenneth visited Mr. and
Mrs. Bruce Gilmore of Listowel
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Keil and
Mr. and Mrs. Glai Edgar spent
a few days at Poiltt art Barin with
Mr. and Mrs, James Easton.
Mr. and Mrs. I:nsol Irwin and
family of Appin spent last week.
porting trucks broke. Mel Jermyn, who was looking after the
move, had to stop and jack up, the one corner until repairs could
be made. The building blocked John St. for a couple of hours
before the move got under way again.—Photo by Connell.
end with Mr. and Mea. Robert
Searson,
Miss Elizabeth Stokes spent the
week -end with Mr. cine! Mrs. Don-
ald Metcalfe of Hanover.
Mrs. E. Coltis, Mr:. T. Fryer,
Mrs. H. Mason, Mrs, D. Gilpin,
Mrs. G. Hawkins, Mrs. Mac Russell,
Mrs, V. Tedhall and Miss Irene Ot-
ten, all of Thedford, visited Mrs.
George Anderson at the rectory on
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dell Guest of Bar -
He have moved to the Strong ap-
artment.
1tlr, and Mrs, 'Wesley Underwood
visited on Sunday at the horde of
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Underwood of
Uxbridge.
Mr. and Mrs. William King and
Billy and Mrs, Graeme McDonald
of Brussels, and Miss Faye Love of
Walton were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond Gowdy.
Rev. Gordon W, Butt and Mrs
Butt, Riverside, Mrs, Max 'Tinges
of Kingsville, Mrs, Bruce Carruth-
ers and Dr. 'William ,Butt of Wood-
stock renewed accliLillt'.ailres in the
village and community recently.
Iv1r. and Mrs. Norman Graham
and Nai da of Anrastcr spent Sat-
urday with Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Graham,
William 'Keil of Stratford Tea-
chers' College spent the week -end
at his home here.
Mr, Alex Graham returned home
on Saturday after attending u two -
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Mrs, Harry Adams of Wroxeter
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STRONG • -In the Palmerston Gen-,
oral Hospital on Wednesday, Oc-
tober 10, 1962, to Mr. and Mrs.
Robert J, Strong i.'Miarie Hastie),
R.R, 1 Gorrie, a daughter, Jill
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GRAHAM --In Palmerston Gener-
al Hospital on Saturday, October
6, 1962, to Mr. and Mrs, Alex
Graham of Gorrie, a son, William
Andrew,
FORMER MINISTER
FOR ANNIVERSARY
GORRIL,— Autumn flowers dec-
orated the Gorrle United Church
for the 70th anniversary service.
Rev. Gordon W. Butt, Riverside, a
former minister • was the guest
speaker. It is 31 years since Mr.
Butt was a clergyman in Gorrie.
He chose as his morning theme,
"Spiritual Recovery" and in the
evening 1118 topic was "Christ's
Question". Mr. William King and
Mr. Graeme MacDonald of Brus-
:;ets sena a duet 'Thanks Be to
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Miss Carol Robinson presided at
the organ and Miss Corinne Rharne
at the piano. This special music
added greatly to the service, Mrs.
Raymond Gowdy and Miss Corinne'
Rhame sang a duet at. the evening
service, "Like as a Hart",
Skil Presented at
U.C.W. Meeting
(;(.)RR1.1f; Mev. Milton Luther
and Mrs, Kenneth Hastie were in
charge of devotions 'at the October
meeting of the United Church Wo-
men, held in the church on Tues-
day evening. Mrs. Hastie gave the
meditation, A skit, prepared by
Rev. Anne Graham, "The Bible
Speaks", was introduced by Mrs,
F, W. Taylor. 'I'lu' purpose of the
skit was to encourage Bible study
in the Unit and was presented in
an informal manner by Mrs. Gerald
Galbraith, Mrs. E, J. Farrish, Mrs,
W. C. King told Mrs, A, L. Steph-
ens
Mrs r)e14•'itt Adams, president,
conducted the business A bale of
good used eIo 1iiug will be packed
and donal;ons may be left in the
Sunday school room the first week
in November. Mrs. Gilbert J:ir.et i'oft
of 1.3elgri've will be the autumn
Thankolfer'ing speaker cm Sunday.
October 28 at 11.10 a.in., ;naucdard
time.
It was decided not to hew; a fowl
supper this year. Unit 4 announced
a bazaar and tea will be held and
Unit 1 is planning a sordid even-
ing. The conirnitiee in churl:; serv-
ed refreshments.
organza wrislets, The full skirt
was appliqued with motifs of
French lace. Her headdress was
a rhinestone tiara with silk Illus-
ion net shoulder -length veil. She
carried a cascade of red roses and
fern.
Miss Betty McClement, R.R, 2
Gorrie, cousin of the bride, was
bridesmaid, wearing a white em.
bossed- crystalette street -length
dress featuring a scoop neckline,
a fitted sleeveless bodice, royal
blue cummerbund, matching mit-
tens and shoes, and a very bouf-
fant skirt. Her headband was a
white seed pearl tiara, She car-
ried a horseshoe bouquet of pink
and white mums.
William Gilmore, Gowanstown,
brother of the groom, was hest
man,
Dinner was held at the Subur.
ban Restaurant, Listowel, and the
reception at the Wallaceville Hall,
The bride's mother received, in
a coffee rayon ticatina crepe
sheath dress and corsage of yellow
and bronze mains. The groom's
mother assisted, wearing a royal
blue figured crepe sheath dress
with beige accessories and corsage
of pink mums,
The bride donned a whiter white
wool suit, sea green accessories
and a corsage of beige and yellow
alums, for her werlding trip to Nia-
gara N alls.
On their return they will reside
at 472 Binning St., Listowel, The
bride's two grandmothers, Mrs.
Ida Gallaher of Listowel and Mrs.
Tessie Zimmerman of Wingham
attended the wedding. Out-of-town
guests were from Clinton, London,
Gorrie, Gowanstown, and Moles-
worth,
The bride was the guest of honor
AT $TRATR ORt-
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D13 I RI 1i FAIRS
ANNUAL PJ.(ANNEO
An interesting program Is being
prepared for the annual meeting of
the fairs of Elistrict 8 (Huron -
Perth) to be held this year in the
coliseum itt the Stratford fair
grounds on October slat,
The Women's section will inert
in the board room on the ground
floor with registretin i at 10 stool,
Representatives of the woolen's see.
tions of the 14 fairs conceruerl will
he exneeted to Zive 0 brief report.
of their 19(12 fall fair, highlighting
w"at they tried that was new and
with what success,
.A brief report of all junior ac-
tivities is also asked for, to include
"ehools (elementaray and high), 4-
H and junior farmer activities,
also any other way In which the
sunior•s participated in their fair
narnrles, calf races, pet shows, etc.
Following reports and reittine
business, including the election of
officers. an interesting speaker,
Miss Eileen Hessian, of Bayfield,
will address the meeting. usine. as
her topic, "A. Place Ts Only as Fine
as the Art it Produces,"
A special speaker is also to ad-
dress e. joint noon luncheon meet-
ing of the men's and women's sec-
tions in th•e coliseum.
In the afternoon, plans are to
have an expert judge and past
president of the Ontario Association
of Agricultural Societies, judge a
number of articles (sewing and
baking) brought to the meeting for
that purpose. She is being asked to
emphasize clarity in the prize lists.
This is to be followed by a ques-
tion and answer and discussion
period,
Delegates to the meeting are ask-
ed to bring in the prize winning
essay at their fair, with a certifi-
cation from the teacher that it is
the work of the pupil concerned.
District officers in the 'Women's
section are District representative,
Mrs, Joseph frummett, R. R, 2.
Seafortlt (also 2nd 'vice-president
of OA.A.S); associate representa-
tive, Mrs. Roy J. Coulter, R. R., 2,
Milverton; secretary - treasurer,
Mrs. Lorne Scrimgeour, Blyth.
People always want to help sick
and needy children. Invest a few
pennies wisely on Hallowe'en by
dropping them into the UNICEF
box when C.G.I.T. members call.
Countries around the world are in-
creasingly aware of the economic
value of sound, healthy children.
Your UNICEF pennies are an in-
vestment in the future,
at a miscellaneous shower held at
the home of her aunt, Mrs, 'Thos.
McClement, Gorrle 'R.R, 2. Mrs.
Harty Zimmerman, Gorrie R.R. 1,
also an aunt of the bride„ enter-
tained at a kitchen and china
shower, Miss Mary Lee Hollenbeek
was hostess for a kitchen presen-
tation from the office staff of the
Co-op in Wingham.
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GO1t t1 i •-- A. pretty autumn
wedding took pla'_e In Knox Pres- ,
ay Lri.au L..iiiU Listowel, Satin- I
day afternoon, October 13, with
rtev. Bruce Miles officiating for the
_a,,iine Ling ceien)ony, when Karen
Eirzauetn Jacques, Wingharn, and
Beverley Bruce Gilmore, GoWatts-
town, exchanged wedding vows.
Ml's. Bessie Abell of Listowel was
oroauist and Miss Mary Lee Hui-
lenbeck, Wingham was soloist, dile
sang "Wedding Prayer".
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Addison II. Jacques, of
1junimerland, B.C., formerly of Gor-1
tie•, The hl•iriegronm is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley W. Gilmore
or Gowanstown.
The bride entered the church on
arm of her father and looked love.
ly in a floor -length gown of white
nylon net over taffeta, styled With
a fitted bodice, It featured a sa-
brinn neckline with seeded pearls
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