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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1963-12-19, Page 15Whitechurch Happenings Mr, and Mrs. Elmer Huff- man, Beverley and Susan of Luean visited on Wednesday th Mr, and Mrs. Wesley Tif- in. Messrs. Garry Chapman and Wesley Tiffin made a business trip to Kitchener on Saturday. Mr. Percy Vincent of Au, ;urn visited a few days with Mr. minim and Miss Lois Falconer. Mr. George Fisher was ad- mitted to Wingharn District Hos- pital on Saturday with a chest Euchre Party At Whitechurch WHITECHURCH--On Friday evening a euchre party was held at Curries School (S. S. No, 9), with ten tables in play. Prizes were won by high man, George Walker; 2nd high, Lawrence Taylor; high lady, Lloyd Montgomery who was playing in this capacity; 2nd high, Mrs. Harold Congram; lucky draw, Gershom Johnston, The next euchre party will be held in two weeks, Decem- ber 27th with Mr. and Mrs. John L. Currie and Mr, and Mrs. Ed. Walker in charge. condition, We wish him a speedy recovery, Mr, and Mrs, George Coffin and Sharon of Hespler were Sun- day visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Claude Coffin, Mr, and Mrs, Jack Coultes and Debbie of Wallaceburg, ac- companied by her mother, Mrs. Mervyn Pipe, who had spent last week with them visited at the weekend at the Pipe home and with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Coultes. Miss Janie Beecroft of Alma College, St. Thomas, arrived home at the week -end to spend Christmas holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Beecroft. Miss Elaine Conn of Toronto spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Conn. Mr. Dan Cassidy spent a few days last week visiting relatives in Teeswater, Riversdale and Kenilworth. Being situated as we are in the lea of the lake we are al- ways in for a snowfall if there is any of the white fluffy stuff in the sky. Many of the back roads in this locality were heavy motoring over the week- end. Sure is Christmasy look- ing in our neck of the woods! 2PF,RFEC7' [jo*�2Pkot PHOTO FAMILY PORTRAIT CHRISTMAS SPECIAL Solve your gift and greeting card problems this year by taking advantage of our time -saving, money -saving Family Portrait Special. Call for a sitting now. We'II take a good assortment of poses—to give you a wide choice—and then make gift enlargements and personal- ized Christmas Cards in any quantity you need, and with your choice of holiday greetings. Enlargements may be framed or in folders. Greeting cards have matching envelopes. FOR APPOINTMENT PHONE 357-1851 WINGHAM PHOTO STUDIO S)GFRID SEIFERT JOSEPHINE STREET WINGHAM, ONT, Mr. Bill Willis has returned home from Highgate where he was employed with Mr, Mack Inglis, who has Closed his work for the winter months. Mr,and Mrs. Charles Mar- tin completed moving on Thurs- day from their farm in East Wawanosh to the former Peter Kennedy house which they pur- chased last summer. We wel- come them to the village. We are pleased to report Mr. Herb Laidlaw was released from Wingham District Hospi- tal on Tuesday. Visitors at the manse on Thursday evening were Mr, and Mrs. Robert Bregman, Keith and Bobbie of Culross, Mr. and Mrs. John DeBoer, Irene, Jim and Cecil, Mr. and Mrs. Peter DeBoer, Simon and Nancy, Mr. and Mrs. Simon DeBoer and son of West Wawanosh. Wed 53 Years On Saturday WHIT1rCHtJRCH-'Mr. and Mrs. Frank Coulter, one of Whitechurch's esteemed coup- les will observe their 53rd wed- ding anniversary on Saturday, December 21, Mr. and Mrs. Coulter were married at the home of the bride's parents, the late Mr. and Mrs. William Purdon on the 14th Concession of East Waw- anosh in 1910. They reside with their daugh- ter, Mrs, H, David MacDonald and Mr. MacDonald. Their son, Alex, farms in East Waw- anosh and Chester, who resided at South Burnaby, B.C. , died in 1961. There are six grand- children. This community extends congratulations. Santa, Gifts and Treats, Fordyce School Concert WHITECHURCH-- Fordyce School pupils, under the direc- tion of their teacher, Mrs. Ol- ive Kennedy and music teacher, Mrs, Emmerson Rodgers, pre- sented a concert in Whitechurch Community Memorial Hall on Tuesday evening with Elroy Laidlaw acting as chairman, The opening songs by the school were "0 Canada", "Howdy", and "Silver Bells", The welcome recitation was given by Doris Rintoul. A Christmas recitation was read by Mrs. Kennedy with the child- ren doing the acting. Grade II girls presented "Christmas". The Irish Lilt was danced by Sharon Jamieson and Jennie Askes, Sharon Rintoul gave a piano solo and Mr. Laidlaw gave a humorous chairman's address. "The Educated Horse" was a play presented in two acts. The senior girls gave a two part song and recitations were given by Grade I. A humorous play, "It's the Fashion" was presented and the senior pupils sang "This Land Is Your Land" and "Jingle Bell Rock". Linda McGee gave a piano solo. A Poinsettia Drill was presented by eight girls. Im- promptu speeches were given by Murray Gaunt M.P.P., William Webster and Robert Lyons. A play, "The Five Fifteen" , was very humourous depicting a depot where many folks were gathered on their way home for Christmas. A song, "Venice" was sung by Paul and Jane Laid- law and Linda Taylor, Songs by the juniors were "Up in San- ta Land" and "Christmas Fairy- land". A play, " The Minis- ter's Mistake", was presented. The lucky draw for the tur- key and the Christmas cake was made by little Miss Lori Miller. Winner of the turkey was Miss Margaret Taylor and the cake went to Miss Louise MacDon- ald. Both winners live in the school section. "God's Little Candles" was a drill and song. All the pupils sang a closing song and Paul Elliott gave the closing speech. Santa then made his ap- pearance with presents for all the pupils and all children in the hall received a bag of treats, The weather was favourable and a large crowd was present. Dies in London WHITECHURCH—Word was received here by Mrs, J. D. Beecroft that Fred Clark. had recently passed away at his home in London, Mr. Clark was tkie husband of the former Vina Carrick, whose parents, the late Mr, and Mrs; Robert Carrick, resid- ed in the residence now occu- pied by Mr. and Mrs. Claude Coffin and family. Vina is the sole living member of the Robt, Carrick family. Concert Held at Currie's School WHITECHURCH--On Wed- nesday evening Currie's School pupils held their concert in Bel- grave Foresters' Hall, under the leadership of their teacher, Mrs. Isobel Garniss with Mrs. Sidney Thompson at the piano and Mrs. Norman Coultes assisting the pupils. The chairman, Howard Wal- ker, presided for a concert of choruses by juniors and seniors, plays, monologues, a drill, "Alice's Blue Gowns", a double duet by Misses Brenda, Joyce, Doris Coultes and Joan Currie and " Laughing Song" by the juniors. A skit, "The Operation" and action songs, "Frosty the Snow- man" and "Puff the Magic Dra- gon" were presented. The na- tivity scene was followed by the closing number and Sanda Claus arrived with presents for all the pupils and many older folks. The proceeds of the evening amounted to over $40.00. DONNYBROOK Mr, and Mrs, WillowsMoun- tain, Mrs. Elgin Josling and Lloyd of Londesboro visited Wed- nesday with Mr. and Mrs. Wes- ley Jefferson and family. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Cham- ney and family were London visitors on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Camp- bell of London visited the week- end with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jefferson. Miss Mary Jefferson of Lon- don is spending a few days with her parents,Mr. and Mrs. Hil- liard Jefferson and family. Wingham Advance -Times, Thursday, Dec, 19, 1963 -- Page 7 �'+�W�wsu4w! uswwau�yu'oru/rs•i�aP. • Nelw•uaY. iwY'i.r,....o►uY"r Bainton Ltd, FACTORY OUTLET I INVITES YOU TO DO ALL. YOUR SHOPPING AT WHOLESALE PRICES! For a very Special Gift! 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