The Wingham Advance-Times, 1963-07-11, Page 5PERSONAL
—Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Fells
and Miss Doris Fells have re-
tumed home from holidaying
at the Elgin House in Muskoka
the past couple of weeks.
—Mrs. George Coulter and
Miss Mae Coulter left on a
motor trip Tuesday morning to
Vancouver, 8, C. , accompani-
ed by Miss Bernice Sinden and
Miss Ruth Charleton of Alymer,
where they will visit for several
weeks.
—Rev. Angus MacKay and
his sister, Miss Bertha MacKay
of London visited last Thurs-
day with their brother, Mr,
and Mrs. Gordon MacKay.
—Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Craw -
flew to Cadillac, Sask. ,
lug Wednesday to attend their
son John's wedding Friday eve-
ning. After the wedding they
motored to Banff and Lake
\OTES
Louise, back to Calgary for the
Stampede and returned home
Monday. While in Banff they
visited with three Wingham
girls, Ruth Hodgins, Jane
Hetherington and Sue Nasmith,
who are spending the summer
months there,
—Art Edgar, who has been
in Victoria Hospital, London,
for the past seven weeks, was
able to return home last Friday.
—Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Robinson, Russell and Rae,
visited last week with the for-
mer's sister, Mrs. W. H. Dain-
ty and family of Pettawawa,
and returned home by Ottawa
and the St. Lawrence Seaway.
--Mrs. Mary Macfie has
returned home after spending
last week with her sister, Mrs.
A. Bieman and Mr. Bieman in
London.
—Mr. and Mrs. Ross Vogan
and family of Stratford spent
the week -end with her parents,
Rev. and Mrs. W. D. Clark.
Mr. Vogan is attending summer
school in Toronto and Mrs. Vo-
gan and children will remain
in Wingham.
--Mrs, Stewart Forsyth and
Paul, Mrs. H. Sinnamon, Mrs.
Geo, Webster and son John,
and Mrs. E. W. Beecroft visit-
ed with Mr. H. Sinnamon on
Thursday last at Westminster
Hospital, London. Mrs. Web-
ster and John are visiting this
week with Webster relatives
in Lucknow.
—Rev, and Mrs. J. Ure
Stewart of Seaforth visited on
Sunday with Mrs. John McGee,
Minnie St.
--Mr. Roy McGee of Kitch-
ener visited on Thursday with
her aunt, Mrs. Leask McGee,
John St.
—Mrs. Ken Cerson spent
Thursday and Friday in Ridge -
NURSING ASSISTANTS GRADUATE -16 Nursing As-
sistants, who have been on course at the Wingham
and District Hospital for the past 10 months, graduated
last Friday in an impressive ceremony held outdoors
on the hospital grounds. The group includes, back
row, from the left: Mary Beverley Foley, Veronica
Kochany, Jo Ann Paradis, Diane Tout, Marjorie Moffat,
Sandra Burkholder, Sylvia Ritsema, Joan Nelson; front:
Jean Aitken, Mary White, Mary Gerrits, Gerda Skov,
Sharon Dales, Carol Fowler, Dorothy Heathers; Sharon
McLead, absent, due to illness.
—Photo by Strong.
town. Mr. Cerson and the
family met her in London on
Friday night and they all re-
turned home on Saturday.
—Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Clark of Clarklyn Farm, Ux-
bridge, visited with her sister,
Mrs. Irvin Merrick last Wednes-
day in St. Mary's Hospital,
Kitchener. Mrs. Merrick ex-
pects to be home shortly.
—Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Leggatt and Mr. and Mrs.
William Reed were at Ipper-
wash on Sunday where they
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visited with their sons, Cadet
Allan Leggatt and Cadet Gary
Reed, who are taking a seven
weeks' course at Central Com-
mand Cadet Camp.
—Miss Beverley Nicholls of
North Bay is a visitor with her
sister, Mrs. George Walling
and Mr. Walling. Little Steven
Walling is a patient in Wing -
ham Hospital with pneumonia.
—Mr, and Mrs. Jim Cam-
eron, Joanne and Doug, were
at Camp Ipperwash on Sunday
where they visited with Cadets
Rod Cameron and Ward Harri-
son.
—Mr. and Mrs. James Wad-
dell of Listowel were visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wenger
and family on Saturday.
—Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wood
and family of Chatham spent
a few days last week with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B.
Runstedtler.
--LAC and Mrs. Keith Fin-
nigan visited over the week-
end with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John Finnigan,
—Miss Rollo Sanderson of
London visited friends in Wing -
ham last week.
—Mr, and Mrs, J. J. Alex-
ander and John Jr. of Water-
loo, spent the week -end with
his parents, Mr, and Mrs, J.
P. Alexander.
—Mrs. Mary Wade, ac-
companied by Miss Stella Neth-
ery of Belgrave, left on Tues-
day for Victoria, B.C. and
intervening points.
—Visitors last week with Mr.
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1, 1963
features from
The World of Women
and Mrs. N. T. McLaughlin
were Mr. Muir McLaughlin of
Sarnia, Mrs. Arthur McLaughlin
and Patricia of Larder Lake,
and Mr. and Mrs. Clare Hutch-
ison of Toronto,
—Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hen-
derson and Larry of Lower Town
spent their holidays at Sault
Ste. Marie with Mr. Hender-
son's brother, at the Grand-
view Hotel.
—Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Gau-
ley, Bruce and Lyle of Owen
Sound, visited on Sunday with
Mr, and Mrs. William Forsyth.
Lyle remained to spend this
week with his friend, Brian
Forsyth.
-Mr. and Mrs, Keith Rock
of Whitechurch spent Sunday
evening visiting with Mr. and
Mrs, Arthur Henderson.
—Mrs. John Fraser of Wrox-
eter and Mrs. Ethel Nicholson
have returned home after
spending the past four weeks in
Vancouver with their sister,
Mrs. John Simpson, and cousins
in Riding Mountain, Man.
—Mr, and Mrs. Gibson Rin-
toul visited with their son, Ca-
det Eddie Rintoul at Cadet
Camp at Ipperwash on Sunday.
--Mr. and Mrs. Allan Mc-
Lean and their granddaughter,
Leslie Maudsley, of Fort Lauder-
dale,
auderdale, Florida, spent a week in
Wingham with Mr. McLean's
sister, Mrs. Harry Merkley and
Mr. Merkley, and with Mrs.
McLean's sister, Mrs. Alvin
Seli and Mr. Seli. Mrs, Sell
returned with them to Fort
Lauderdale for a week's
vacation and flew home last
Friday.
—Cadet Bdrs. Ken Harrison,
Donnie Lee and John Strong,
who are instructors at Central
Command Cadet Camp, Ipper-
wash, for the summer, spent
the week -end at their respec-
tive homes here,
--Mr, and Mrs, Cecil Merk-
ley left Friday for Owen Sound,
where they spent the week -end
at the trailer camp. They
were accompanied by Mrs.
Verna King and her grand-
daughter, Janice Ohm, who
visited with Mr, and Mrs. Ross
Forebeck and Miss Linda Farrish.
They returned home on Mon-
day.
—Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ohm
Sr. of Wingham and her sister,
Mrs. Edith Pederson, and
Charles Rademacher of Port
Huron, Mich., spent a few
days last week in Kingston with
Cpl. and Mrs. Clarence Ohm
and family.
—Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Mc-
Intosh, Leopold Street, ac-
companied their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs,
W. Linnell of Strathroy, on a
trip to the St. Lawrence Sea-
way, the Thousand Islands and
Cornwall last week.
—Mrs, A. J. Walker is in
Wingham hospital after being
at Victoria Hospital in London
for the past three weeks.
—Mr. and Mrs. Walter Po-
cock left last week for a trip
to Victoria, B, C.
--Mr. and Mrs. Harley Med-
ley and Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth
16 YOUNG WOMEN graduated from the Nursing As-
sistants' course at the local hospital last Friday. Diane
Tout, of Kincardine, is pictured as she received the
award for general proficiency from Mrs. W. E. Fielding,
course instructress. On the right is Mrs. Lloyd Ella-
cott, clinical supervisor of course. ----Photo by Strong.
Series of Services
McIntosh Church
To Mark Centennial
Members of the McIntosh
United Church have completed
plans for a series of services
which will mark the centennial
of that congregation.
Next Sunday, July 14, there
will be a special service at 11
a, m. when Rev. W. J. Taylor,
B, A. , of Dorchester will be the
guest speaker.
The following Tuesday eve-
ning at 8.30 Rev. W, D. Clark
of Wingham will be the speaker
at another service. On Wednes-
day afternoon (July 17) at 1.30
the ladies will. gather for an
old-fashioned W. M. S. meet-
ing to be followed by a quilt-
ing.
Rev. J. H. Martin, B, A, ,
of Toronto will be the speaker
at a service on Thursday eve-
ning and the service at 8.30
Friday evening will be takenby
Rev. A. Lloyd Thompson, B. A. ,
B.D., of Tupperville.
The concluding services will
take place on Sunday, July 21,
Speaker at the service at 11
a. m. will be Rev, R. H. Turn-
bull, M. A. , B. D. , S. T. M. ,
of Toronto. In the afternoon
at 2.30 a memorial service
will be held in the cemetery
adjoining the church, with Mr.
Turnbull as the speaker.
Lunch will be served in the
interval between the services.
The McIntosh congregation
extends a corial invitation to
all former members and friends
of the congregation to join
with them in this series of cen-
tennial services. The speakers
are all former ministers of the
church.
16 Young Ladies
Complete Course
In an impressive ceremony
on the hospital grounds last Fri-
day afternoon, 16 young
women graduated as nursing
assistants after a 10 -month
course at the Wingham and Dis-
trict General Hospital.
Mrs. I. Morrey, hospital
administratrix, welcomed the
parents and friends of the girls,
and outlined the history of the
course, stating that 19 had
started with 16 graduating.
Each of the girls received
diplomas from Mrs. Morrey
assisted by Mrs. J. Fielding,
course instructress. The vale-
dictory address was given by
Miss Mary Gerrits, of Sarnia.
Miss E. Carr introduced the
speaker, Miss L. Hopwood,
director of nursing at the hospi-
tal. She was thanked by Mrs.
J. Ellacott, clinical supervisor.
Receiving awards were
Diane Tout, for scholastic
standing: Veronica Kochany,
general progress; Gerda Skov,
nursery technique; Mary Ger-
rits, the valedictorian's gift.
Board chairman, Roy Cousins,
presented the board stipend
and congratulated the grad-
uates.
The glee club sang "I Would
Be True", which was followed
by the presentation of flowers
to the mothers, by each of the
graduates.
Tea and pictures followed
the ceremonies.
Leader, all of Guelph, were
week -end visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Alvin Seli, and attended
the 19th Field Battery reunion.
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