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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1963-09-19, Page 12Page 4 -- Wingham Advance -Times, Thursday, Sept. 19, 1963 Gifts Are Presented by Bluevale Congregation Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Greenaway and Dorothy on Sunday were Mrs. Stan lIazlc Sr., and Mrs. Stan Hazle Jr. and Mrs. Clare Cuddey and daughter Linda, all of London. Bluevale school is now in operation, with 85 pupils and the new teacher, Miss Oppert- shauscr, of Palmerston. There are four beginners, Donna Hall, Glen Campbell, Laurie Hertog, and James McGlyn. Miss Salome Bauman and Miss Elaine Brubacker, of Kit- chener, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Garniss on Sunday. Rev. William Blackmore, Mrs. Blackmore and children, of Port Credit, were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ray- mond Elliott. Mr. and Mrs. Graham Wray of Brantford, visited friends in the community at the week- end. Mrs. Wilbur Gannet, Susan and Beverley, were assistants at the trousseau tea given in Brus- sels on Saturday by Mrs. Nor- man Hoover, in honor of her daughter Marion. Constable Jack Horton, R. C.M.P., Mrs. Horton and daughter have returned to Bran- don after a visit with Mrs. Jos- eph Horton, who went to Bran- don with them. Murray McLennan, an honor graduate of Wingham District High School, will enroll at Waterloo University in a science course. Mrs. Harvey Robertson is re- covering satisfactorily after surgery in Victoria Hospital, London. Mrs. Ross Douglas, of Tor- onto, is visiting at the home of Miss Mary Duff. JUST LIKE THE PHARMACY SERVICE AT VANCE'S PHARMACY YOUR PRESCRIPTION COMPOUND IS ALWAYS READY WHEN PROMISED! IF YOU DON'T HAVE A SUBSCRIPTION The Wingham Advance -Times is available at newsstands in... WINGHAM Blue Jay Snack Bar Cameron's Billiards Finnegan's Groceteria Hazelgroves' Smoke Shop Mason's Book Store McDougall's Grocery McKibbon's Drug Store Vance's Drug Store Red Front Grocery Wingham Fruit Market BELGRAVE Charles' Store McEwan's Store BLUEVALE A. D. Smith BRUSSELS Eder's Store Smith's Drug Store FORDWICH Schaefer's Store JAMESTOWN Store TEESWATER Hollinghead's Drug Store WHITECHURCH Chapman's Store Willis Supply DON'T MISS YOUR COPY! WINGHAM ADVANCE -TIMES BLUEVALE--A pleasant social evening was held in Kno: Presbyterian Church to honor 'Rev. T. E. Kennedy and Mrs. Kennedy, recently married. • A. D. Smith was chairman for the program which included `choruses by Mary Lillow, Elaine :Snell, Donna Mundell, Kathy .Moffatt and Joanne Elliott, a sing song led by Miss Mary Har- mon, and a humorous reading by Mrs. Bill Robertson. Mrs. 'Nora Moffatt was accompanist. !Mrs. Murray Chapman and Mrs. iPete Moffatt conducted con- ! tests. Hugh Mundell, one of the I representatives of W . D. H. S. at the Cadet Camp in Banff, showed slides and pictures and told of his trip. Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy were presented with a chrome kit - I chen set by -members of the managing board on behalf of the congregation, Mrs. R. J. McMurray reading a compli- mentary address to which Mr. Kennedy replied with words of appreciation. Alcan Highway Subject of Talk BLUEVALE—The address of Mrs. E. Webester, of Wingham on the Alaska Highway was the chief interest of the meeting of the Bluevale Women's Institute at the home of Mrs. Charles Mathers on Wednesday evening. Mrs. Webster was introduced by Mrs. James Johnston and gave a detailed account of a motor trip she and Mr. Webster took along the highway as far as Whitehorse, covering a dis- tance of many thousands of miles from Wingham and re- turn. The Alcan Highway, partly in Canada and partly in the United States, was begun in 1942 by soldier engineers of both countries. Every mile has a marked post from Dawson to Whitehorse. It is partly paved; the rest being gravel road. Twenty hours of daylight in summer give tourists the oppor- tunity of seeing the majestic mountains, huge rivers, lakes and waterfalls, mammoth bridges, wild animals and beautiful wild flowers. Mr. Webster showed five moving pictures in colour of their long trip. Appreciation was expressed by Mrs. Harry Elliott and little Donna Gamble presented a gift to Mrs. Webster. Mrs. George Hetherington presided at the meeting and the secretary, Mrs. Charles Mathers, read the correspond- ence. Mrs. R. J. McMurray was appointed a delegate to the autumn area convention at Guelph. The roll call was "A woman in the news". Mrs. Carl Johnston spoke on the motto "Memory is a wonderful treasure chest if you know how to pack it." The hostess was assisted in serving refreshments by Mrs. Alex. Corrigan, Mrs. J. V. Fischer, Mrs. Frank Stamper and Mrs. Stewart McLennan. New Carpeting BLUEVALE—Members of the McKinney family donated a fine carpet to the Bluevale United Church to honor the memory of their brother, Leslie McKinney, who was killed at Leus, in 1917, in the First World War. Rev. G. C. Mit- chell dedicated the carpet at the morning service of the church. All the surviving members of the McKinney family, sons and daughters of the late Jos- eph McKinney and Martha Mes- ser, were present: Mr. and Mrs. Lyle McKinney, of North - cliff, Mich, , Mr. and Mrs. Eldon McKinney, of Wingham and Bluevale, Mr, and Mrs. Archie McKinney of Leaming- ton, Mrs. William McKinney of Wingham, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bosman, of Bluevale, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Griffiths of Guelph. THE WINDSOR CITADEL Singing Company (Salvation Army) is ap- pearing in Wingham this Saturday and Sunday. The group of 32 girls and 11 boys will arrive Saturday and will be billeted in the homes of members and. friends of the Salvation Army. Leonard Ballentine, gifted 12 -year-old composer, who played at the Hamilton Congress and the Corps Cadet Congress, will be featured on the pro- gram. Major C. R. Gillingham will be the guest speaker. The program is scheduled for Saturday at 8 p.m. at the Presbyterian Church Sunday School room. 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