HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1964-05-28, Page 15PRESENTATION FOR NEWLYWEDS
RLUBVALE•-A party inhonor
of Mr, and Mrs, Keith Nichol-
son (formerly Carol Robertson)
was held in the community hall
on Friday evening, A presenta-
tion of a purse ot money was
made, an address being read by
Mrs, Glen Johnston. A what
not was presented from the Hu-
ron Bridge Construction, the
groom being an employee.
Keith Johnston, Bill Wright, and
Ross Peacock made presenta-
tions, Music for dancing was
supplied by Tiffin's Orchestra,
The cannibals stoked up the
fire under the pot in which an
explorer was being cooked,
The chief came up and ask-
ed
-
ecl the vietirn, "PQ yQo have
anything to say?"
"Yes," the explorer said,
"I am smoking more now, and
enjoying it less,"
BelmorePerso nals
Sympathy is t!xtc!nded to the
family of the lath Stewart Fin-
lay, in their rect bereave-
ment,
Misses Darlene, Beverley
and Glenda Ballagii spent Sun-
day evening at Wii gham with
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Brussels
their grandfather, Mr. Fleming
Ballagh, and Miss Myrtle Ball-
agh,
Mr. John Kerwin, of Toronto
spent the week -end at his home
here. Mrs, Kerwin recently
spent almost a week in Ux-
bridge, visiting with her moth-
er, Mrs, Dingman.
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Ken-
nedy and family of the Boun-
dary, and Mr, and Mrs. Bill
Steele of Guelph called on Sun-
day at the home of Mr. and
Mrs, Bill Struthers.
Mrs, Jack Holland of Paris
spent the week -end with her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Thomas
Abraham and Mr. Abraham,
and also called on Mr, and
Mrs. Carl Douglas and Wayne
in the village.
Mr, and Mrs, ThomasJack-
son of Guelph were week -end
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rowland
Ballagh,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Scott
and family of Lucknow spent
Sunday with Mrs. Scott's par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stru-
thers,
Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Lout -
tit and family of Gorrfe were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs, Fred Doubledee,
UCW Buys Vacuum
For Church Use
i3ELMORE-Mrs. Leonard
Metcalfe was hostess for the
May meeting of the l3elinore
U. C.W. on Wednesday. Mrs.
Earl Fitch opened the meeting
with a service of worship. A
reading, "A Tribute toMothea
was given by Mrs. Bill Mulvey.
Miss Lavonne Ballagh read
and led discussion on a chapter
from "The Word and the Way".
The hook, "As Asia Goes", was
read by Mrs, Fred Doubledee.
The president, Mrs. W. Jo-
hann, presided for the business.
The minutes were read by Mrs,
Joe Simmons and the roll call,
which was to name a flower
found in the Bible, was an-
swered.
Mrs. Leonard Metcalfe re-
ported that a vacuum cleaner
had been purchased for the
church.
BID FAREWELL
TO RESIDENTS
BELMORE-A pleasant eve-
ning was spent on Friday of last
week, when friends and neigh -
hours of Mr. and Mrs. .Jack
llaelzle of Carrick Township,
gathered at their hemi: to hid
them farewell prior to leaving
for their new home in Mild-
may. Mr, Bruce Darling read
;in address and presented them
with an end table and other
gifts, as retltetnbrance from the
community,
Presentation
B13LAMORE-A large crowd at-
tended the presentation and
dance on Friday evening, held
;u honour of Mr. and Mrs. Dav-
id ilarper(Sally Jeffray).
Lambkin's Orchestra played tor
dancing. Late in the ekenittg
the young couple was escorted
to the platform, where \tics
Kay Harkness read an address
and Jim Busby presented theft:
with a purse of money. Both
David and Sally made tittittf*
replies of thanks.
Wingham Advance -Times, Thursday, '• lay 28, 11304 - Page 7
W.I. Entertains
At Huronview
BLUIiVAI.F-Mernhers of the
Bluevale Women's Institute
made a birthday party for resi-
dents of 1luronview, Clinton
whose birthdays are in May. On
May 20th they donated gifts,
took refreshments and gave a
program, all of which were
much appreciated.
Numbers on the program
were: solo,Mrs, Walter Willits;
vocal duets, Mrs, Charles Bus-
man and Mrs. Glenn Sellers,
Miss Betty Hetherington and
Miss Margaret Craig; solos by
festival winners John Turney,
Ken Mathers and Bill Sellers;
dancing by the McLennan sis-
ters and community singing led
by Mrs. George Hetherington.
8LUEVAL>
Rev. G. C, Mitchell and
Mrs. Mitchell visited its Paisley
last week.
Attending the East Huron
District Woint:n's Institute an-
nual convention at Ethel on
Thursday were Mrs. Milton Fra
stir, Mrs, Spading Johnston.
Mrs. Charles ;slathers and Mrs.
George 1Ietheringgtun,
Mrs. A. S. Morning of New-
market is visiting her nephew,
Mr, ?.k Carrigan and Mrs,
Corrigan,
,Miss Dini 1lertog and 11r.
Jack Detntar of 1Ianriltow, spent
the week -end with Mr, and Mrs.
Alex Corrigan.
Miss Janet Morlock, ufCred-
itotl, visited at the home of
Mr, and Stewart `.tcl.cu-
ttan at the week -end.
Wroxeter Personals
\lisscs Helen Kennedy and
Mary Murphy of Yellow:<nily,
North \\'c•st Territoncs, were
lunc•heot, guests with Misses
Elsie and :.:ariot. Cason on
saturday.
!`,lis Elaine Sanderson, Wa
Ierloo, spent the week -end
with her parents, Mr, and Mrs.
Russ Sanderson,
Mr. and Mrs. George. Gibson.
Murray and Glenis, , isited c, itlt
Mr. and Mrs.lidgar Dane of
Ilowick, on Sunday,
NIr. Jack Griffith, Mrs. Geo.
Griffith and Miss 'Margaret Grif
fith visited Mr. George Griffith
in Sr, Joseph's Hospital, Lon-
don, 00 Sunday,
Mr. Jack Willitts returned
home from Wingham and Dis-
trict Flospital on Saturday.
Mr. Kenneth Gibson, Mr.
and Mrs. f3ilI Gipson, and Mr.
Owen Jackson, all of Hamilton,
spent Sunday with Misses Elsie
and Marion Gibson.
Mr. and Mrs, Donald Gibson,,
Dana and Duane of Monkton,
were Sunday guests of Mr. and
Airs, Ira 'McLean,
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Wellen
and family moved on Saturday
to Mr. Gordon Adams' farm,
,sown as the Sam Griffith
place,
Mrs, Don :,ic•Laughlin passed
her examinations in a home
course with honors and will gra-
duate at the innersity ofWest-
ern Ontario in London on Cr:day
London Couple
Wed 25 Years
WRONETER- Mr. and
Leslie McDonald of Loudon
were guests of honour ata si;r-
pris, wedding anniversar,
dinner held at the home Oftl:t r
daughter and sure -:n -law. `.":r,
and Mrs, Ronald Dill. ci:,dsltill.
Thirty-six relat A.es and Triends
were present f.or the occas,on
and the couple t. u1 'ed se . era I
gifts.
Mrs. McDonald. fern,, r1 '
Lye lvu holt of filuccale, and
Leslie McDonald of Brussels,
were Inarth U its W ro\ctcr on
Mar ;ill, 1:1'!:1, ]"Itcv £.ince,!
near Brussels :and tt:, tr inc..,
to London eight .,.. .:;o,
•I u.v have two cut:ldren;
:,les. Ronald ( Ruth) gall, ,.ads
hill, and Koss at honk.
Mr. and \1rs, le I"onald
plan further eclehr: it :+t 1r•
ung; on a tog;r to Western
da :old \anc,tuter later this
month,
W. Stewart Finlay Dies in Hospital
1311.MORI'-ltiilliatn Stewart
Finlay, •1, 01 Belts ore, paned
away on Sunday morning in
W'ingltatn and District Ilospltal,
following a stroi:c.
tiir, Pima), was horn on the
lith concession of 1Iowich
Townsh,p and Lced most of his
lite there,
UAW Ing 10 Belmore
in the forties,
Ile is stir, iced I`t' 11,s w l le,
the former Ado Boyd; three
daughters, Mrs, Ernest (liliiia
I I trris of 1k wiuts Township,
Mrs, Alan (Inc•::) Mcc;ill, Turn -
herr): township and Mrs. earl
(Alta) Snelling; of l.istowc•l;.tnd,
one stat, Harold, of 13cltiiote;
also a sister, Mrs. Sandy (\iar-
garet) Wright ot \vro\,•tur, .i
broth, r Mel. in of c;orrie, and
s:\ grandct:tidr, 11.
The body r, sled at tit `.110h
:Illleral
110111L ,n t;'rtI , wll, r,
surd Mee was }geld on
this wee::. ku‘. l r,d Tacitly
of eiorrie 1 tilted''litti,•lt ,true
late d, and interment too,: place
in Wroxeter Cemeter\ .
A green traffic light doesn't
mean "Go". It means "Go
with caution" says the Ontario
Safety League. A traffic signal
isn't a shield to guarantee
safety. 13e extra alert when est•
tering an intersection, espe-
cially in the moments just
after the light has changed from
red.
of this week at which time she
will ruee•t e Iter B,A, degree,
.::rs. W. A. Gibson
of Oakville, were visirors s'ttit
Mrs. 1, F. McLean ,:r the week.
end,
Miss Ina I3roadfuot of Winni-
peg arri\ed on saturti:ty auu
will ("ea guest of alisscs Hsu,:
attd ,.,arson Gibson. `,Ass broad -
foot has just returned iron; a
two [months' v.sit in fiarceltnia,
Spain, where she visited
friend of the :asst's
Mr. and Mrs. Elgin ! sof tr ;.its
of Clinton visited the for:i,er's
mother, Mrs, Fliria-err Hoff-
man one day la's wee_.,
Mr. and `.urs. Harold 1l:tu'iil-
ton, Port Burwell, cailcu on
Miss Margaret Jardine recently.
\lessers Jamie Sanderson of
Toronto and David Sanderson of
Somhra spent the week -end
with their parents, :tiir. and
Mrs, Jas. Sanderson.
Mr. and Mrs, Jeff Woollen
and family, Toronto, spent the
week -end at their suulnlerhorrie
here,
NIr. Bill Higgins, Brantford,
was home for the weekend
with his parents, lir, and \:rs.
Stewart 1liccins,
Mrs. Elliot Crancb of Ruch -
ester, N.Y., :Iccoiripati ed }:y
Mrs. ty', Weir and Miss Gertrude
hush Visited \1r. and Mrs. Edgar
Dane, Iluwick, :.rid Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Jacques, Orange
Hill, one day last week.
Frldav visitors „illi \}r. and
Mrs. Richard Ingram were :'r.
and N.rs. Boyd C.+it phell of1.is-
taw el .
Rev. W.R. Tristram
Is Guest Speaker
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