HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1964-05-21, Page 13Attend Mildmay
Fashion Show
LAKELET-Several members
of Lakelet Women's Institute
attended the Fashion Show on
Thursday at the Mildmay Com-
munity Centre, put on by the
Mildmay Women's Institute.
Mrs. Lloyd Jasper was com-
mentator for the event, which
included several musicalnum-
bers, and a film on hair col-
ouring, which was an interest-
ing feature.
Hobo Teas to Start Monday
DONNYBROOK -The May
Meeting of the U.C.W. was
held Tuesday afternoon .at the
home of Mrs. John Hildebrand
With a good attendance. The
theme of the meeting "Family
Life" was given by Mrs. Edward
Robinson, who had charge of
the program, Mrs, Robinson
led in prayer. Mrs. John Hilde•
brand read the Scripture lesson
and Mrs. Robinson followed
With prayer.
Mrs. Stuart Chamney read
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the minutes of the previous
meeting and the offering was
1'eceived. Mrs, Margaret Led-
dy had charge of the chapter in
the study book, "The Word
and the Way". Mrs. Hilliard
Jefferson looked after the busi-
ness, The " travelling basket"
was started on its annual round
Of the members. Names were
drawn for the hobo teas which
start on Monday, Divide
weight by five at 1¢ a pound
was next month's project for
raising funds.
Mrs. Margaret Leddy read
a chapter from the second stu-
dy book and after singing a
hymn Mrs. Robinson closed the
meeting with prayer.
Lunch was served by the
hostess assisted by Mrs. Ernest
Snowden and Mrs. Ray Hanna.
The June meeting will be at
the home of Mrs. Sam Thomp-
son.
To spruce up old white cot-
ton gloves, sew a few seed
pearls on the cuffs. It's also an
inexpensive way to give plain
gloves a dressy designer look.
Whitechurch News
Mr. Barry Tiffin of Kitchen-
er spent the holiday with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Tif-
fin.
Mr, and Mrs. Garnet Farrier,
Janice, Wayne and Mrs. Eunice
Gillespie spent the week -end
with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gilles-
pie and family of Sarnia.
Calvin -Brick U. C, W, will
hold the May meeting at 8.30
on Thursday evening at the
home of Mrs. Ed Smythe. On
Sunday a christening eeeice
was held at Calvin-itrice for Arscott.
Sandra Maxine, infeut daughter Mr. and Mrs. J. Elgin Cur-
of Mr. and Mrs. Lynu Morrison. rie and their granddaughter
Nancy, of Islington, spent the
week -end with his sister, Mrs.
McRitchie and brother James
B. Currie. They visited with
their brother at Clinton, who
has been in poor health.
Visitors on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. George Fisher were
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gibson,
Rhonda, Billie and Gregory and
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Forester
and family all of Lucknow.
Mr. Ed Walker underwent an
appendectomy in Wingham and
District Hospital the early part
of last week.
and Mrs, Gershon' Johnston.
Mission Band will meet
next Sunday during church ser-
vice at Chalmers Presbyterian
Church and the new doors at
the back of the church auditor-
ium will be dedicated.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Erb
of Teeswater were Sunday visit•
ors with Mrs, Albert McQuillan
Mr. and Mrs. Di Nova, Ce-
1ene, Alanna and Melanay of
Toronto spent the holiday week-
end with Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Mr. and Mrs. John h lfs and
family of Mount Brya'R•< visited
on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs,
William Kennedy.
Mr, and Mrs. Carl Weber,
Anne, Marlene and Clare
spent Sunday in Kitchener.
Mr. Elwood Barbour of West
Wawanosh was discharged from
Wingham and District hospital
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Smith
and Dianna of Kitchener spent
Sunday with her parents, Mr.
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MARRIED OR SINGLE
FIRST PRIZE — $25.00
ALL OTHER CONTESTANTS — $20.00
Applications to be forwarded to:
R. C. BRADFORD
Dairy Fieldrnan
Clinton, Ontario
THREE EVENTS — PLUS GRAND CHAMPION
SENIOR MEN'S COMPETITION—Thursday Evening, June 4
JUNIOR MEN'S COMPETITION—Friday Evening, June 5
WOMEN'S OPEN—Saturday Afternoon, June 6
GRAND CHAMPIONSHIP—Saturday night,
June
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Register for application fortes at Wingham Meat Market,
Frosty Queen Drive -In, Red Front Grocery
SEE YOU
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FAIR!
LAKELET
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wright
were guests at the Haskins -
Dietrich wedding on Saturday,
May 16th in Mildmay Sacred
Heart Church.
We are pleased to report
that Mrs. Ernest Wylie has re-
turned to her home but is still
under the doctor's care.
Mr. and Mrs. Anderson Ing-
lis and Miss Lois Anne of Strat-
ford visited at the home ofMr.
and Mrs. James Inglis on Sun-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Murray
and daughter, Judith Anne,
motored to London on Sunday
and visited Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
Giles.
Mr. and l.Mrs. Rae Ziegler
and son Perry and Mrs. Wm.
Giles of Lambeth visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Murray on
Sunday.
Mr. George Inglis flew to
Winnipeg on Sunday May the
seventeenth to attend the Le-
gion convention which is being
held there this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Schat-
te of St. Thomas and Mrs. G.
A. Schatte of Teeswater called
on Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wright
on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.
George Farrish, Miss Jennice
Merkley and Mr. Douglas Dav-
idson of Wingham were guests
at the same home.
May Meetin; of
Turnberry Council
It was decided that the
drain accounts on the Schiestel,
Burke, O'Malley, Louttit and
Finlay drains be added to the
1964 roll when Turnberry Town-
ship Council held its May meet-
ing.
A grant of $25.00 was made
to the Canadian Cancer Society.
Communications were read
from Wm. Renwick, clerk of
Wingham; Canadian Cancer
Society; Grant Blight, clerk of
Newmarket; Department of
Highways; John G. Berry, clerk
treasurer of Huron County;
Wingham District High School;
Pollard Bros. and the Ontario
Municipal Board.
GENERAL ACCOUNTS
Brookhaven Nursing Home,
5213.75; relief account,
$44.94; relief, $91,50; clerk -
treasurer of Wingham, Turn -
berry rural fires, $796.12; Ad-
vance -Times, account, $10.98
Wingham Advance -Times, Thursday, May 21, 1964 - Page 5
Talent Money ReaIi.ed
At St. Anne's Meeting
FORDWICH-St, Anne's
Guild met at the home of Mrs.
Wellington Hargrave for its
May meeting. The president,
Municipal World, dog tags,
$25.88; Bluevale street lights,
$42.50; Lower Wingham street
lights, $38.00; Geo. Galbraith
tax refund, $5.02; Receiver
General, unemployment fns. ,
$8.16; John V. Fischer, part
salary $45, 00, mileage, 53. 0l ,
welfare administration 55. no,
a total of $:3.00; John Fnge-
land, warble tly spraying,
$450, 00; L. G. Bryce, warble
fly inspector, 51501.00; De
Witt Miller, Cancer Society
grant, 525.00.
ROAD ACCOUNTS
James Wright, $9.00; Geo.
Lambert, $23.00; Geo. Galla-
way, $303.80; Wm. Mundell,
$166.66; Ernie Merkley, fuel
and solar heat, 5158.32; Tex-
aco Co. Ltd., grease, 545.73;
Ideal Supply, hose, $2.39;
Wroxeter Telephone, tolls,
520.45.
Mrs. William Sothern, open-
ed the meeting with prayerand
Mrs. Don King gave the chap-
ter from the study book. Roll
call was answered by 16 mem-
hers with articles for talent
money.
Mrs. Lyle Simmons gave a
financial report. It was decid-
ed to have a booth on Saturday,
June loth at the auction sale
which will be held on the
enure' grounds. Cornmittete
were named to plan for the gar
den party on June 13th.
An invitation was accepted
from the W. A. to attend a
meeting on Monday evening in
the basement of ttie church.
The birthda) hox lees passed
around and members were re-
minded of their "secret pals".
They were also reminded to
save coupons for the Golden
Book for Charity.
Mrs. G. Anderson closed
the meeting with prayer and
Mrs. Nelson Armstrong conduct -
a contest and several articles
were sold for talent rnoney.
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