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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1964-01-16, Page 8Page 8 -- Wingham Advance -Times, Thursday, Jan, 6, 1964 Rona c 20 Yec McVlichce —as rs Atfenccnce WROXETER--Trig presenta- tion of diplomas and seals for perfect attendance in 1 l b:3 was made on Sunday at the Wroxe- ter United Church Sunday School by Les Douglas, chair- man of the Session. First year diplomas were re- ceived by Brenda Townsend, Debbie Townsend, Kevin Town- send, Mary 13eth Riley, Ronald Gibson, Marcia Gibson, and Arthur Gibson. Seals were presented as fol- lows; 2nd year, Murray Sinna- mon; 3rd year, Brenda Brown, and Marjorie Ann McMichael; 4th year, Ronnie Riley; 5th year Douglas McLean; 6th year, Mar- vin McLean, Glenis Gibson, Tharon Riley, Doreen Riley; 'ith year, Murray Gibson; 8th year, Wayne Sanderson; 9th year, Dale McLean and Garry Cham- bers; 10th year, Leone Cham- bers and Louise Edgar; llthyear, Carol Louttit and Carol Newton; 13th year, Catherine Edgar; 20th year, Ronald McMichael. Meet Your Best Friend Financially THOMAS JARDIN District Manager Dial 357-3661 - Box 394 W1: NGHAM, ONT. "ADD TO YOUR RETIREMENT NOW WITH TAX FREE DOLLARS" Just CaII or Write Investors ov CANADA. UNITED ADJUST THE HEADLIGHTS Shorter days mean more hours of after -dark driving. Now is the time to have us check, aim and adjust your headlights for clear illumination of the road ahead. Drive in! RAN'S EADM 'TEXACO _Ry10E CEH�R� SE pial 357-3380 - Wingham Alberta Haugh Weds W. Newton WROXETER—Gladys Alberta Haugh, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fraser Haugh of R. R. 1, Wroxeter, became the bride of William Wesley Newton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Newton of Wroxeter on Saturday after- noon. The ceremony was held in Molesworth Presbyterian Church with Rev. J. S. Stewart officiating. Mr. Haugh gave his daugh- ter in marriage. She wore a street -length dress of white embossed satin with rounded neckline trimmed with eyelet embroidery, long lily -point sleeves and fitted bodice. The full skirt with folded pleats had a back bow. Her two tiered shoulder -length veil was held by a crystal and pearl trimmed tiara. She carried a bouquet of red roses. The maid of honor was Miss Sally Jeffray of Wingham. Her street -length dress was made of emerald green and aqua blue brocaded taffeta with which she wore a whitc pill box hat. Her bouquet was white mums. David Harper of Mildmay was the best man. The reception was held at Danny's Restaurant where the guests were received by the bride's mother, who wore a brown silk crepe dress with brown accessories and a cor- sage of yellow mums. The groom's mother assist- ed. She chose a mink brown crepe dress with gold metallic embroidery, beige accessories and a corsage of yellow mums. Guests were present from Penetang, Toronto, Kitchener, Molesworth, Mildmay, Wing - ham, Belgrave, Gorrie, Wrox- eter and Belmore. The wedding cake was made by the groom's great aunt, Mrs. Art Wenzel, of Stratford. Mrs. Newton chose a tur- quoise dress with black acces- sories for travelling to Niagara Falls and other southern points. The bride was honored prior to her wedding at two showers, one a rniscellancous shower at the home of Mrs. Jos. Simmons The couple were presented with an electric frying pan at Lloyd -Truax, where they are both employed. WESTERN EGYPTIAN The most popular gamhlipg game, apart from poker, in the Old West of the United States, was faro. This is one of tile oldest games itt which the dealer or hanker plays against all other players. It got its name because one of the longs in a deck of cards used in France resembled an Egyptian pharaoh. NEW PRESIDENTS of Branch 180, Royal Canadian Legion, and the Women's Auxiliary paraded to the front of the Legion auditorium Friday night for installation, led by a piper from the Seaforth Branch and the local colour party. Pictured centre right behind the flags are the new presi- dents, Dave Crothers, and Mrs. Jack Gorrie.—A-T Photo. First Meeting In New Year WROXETER--The first meet- ing for the New Year of the Women's Institute, under the heading of Agriculture :Ind Can- adian Industries, was held in the Community Hall last Tues- day. A New Year's poem was. read by the president, Mrs. Wm. McLean. The motto, "It's a great country but you can't live in it for nothing", was taken by Mrs. Thos. Burke, The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approv- ed and the correspondence containing several thank -you notes from people remembered at Christmas were read. A Juniors Hold Joint Meeting, Name Officers North Huron Junior Farmers and Junior Institute held a joint installation Thursday night at Wingham District High School, following their regular meet- ings. Mrs. D. S. MacNaughton, president of Wingham branch of the Canadian Cancer Society, was guest speaker for the Insti- tute. She acquainted the mem- bers with the work being done by the local branch at twice monthly clinics and home and hospital visits. The motto of the evening was "Good health is precious beyond wealth or wisdom". Addressing the Junior Farm- ers' meeting was Barnie Evans, president of Liqui-Feeds in Em- bro and he discussed the new trends in livestock feeding. Miss Patricia Demude, home economist for lturon installed the officers of both groups when they united after the individual meetings. Mrs. Williarn Coultes is the Institute president; Miss Gale Kirton, vice president; Mrs. Ross Smith, second vice; Miss Grace Matlters, secretary -treas- urer; Miss Jean Fraser is the past president. Robert Higgins was elected to head the Junior Farmers. John Wighttnan is vice-presi- dent; Robert Mathers, second vice; Donald Martin, secretary - treasurer and .Murray I loover, past president. James Spivey is secretary - treasurer for Joint meetings of the groups. The Junior Farmer directors are Laurie IlIack, George Proc- ter, Murray Scott and the press secretary is Ivan Dow. motion was passed that Mrs. Laurie VanVelsor and Mrs. Ron McMichael be the nominating committee for the year 1964. The bi-weekly euchre part- ies will commence January 15. The highlight of the after- noon was the topic, The Min- ing of Nickel". Ivlrs. Harvey Timtn's remarks were very in- teresting and educational and she also had samples of the dif- ferent stages of nickel ore. The roll call, "An Item from Home and Country", brought a fair response. Mrs. Thos. Burke conducted a mis- cellaneous sale. A humorous reading, "The Song of the Lazy Farmer", was read by Mrs. Wm. T. McLean. The meeting closed with the Institute grace and the hostesses for the afternoon were Mrs. Wm. Wright and Mrs. Wes. Heimpel. OVERNIGHT FREIGHT We haul to and from Toronto, Hamilton, Kitchen- er, London, Stratford and Woodstock. 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