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Wingham Advance -Times,
Thursday, June 4, 1994 - Page 3
her of the board of The Feder-
ated Women's Institute of On-
tario in Toronto, was one of
the guest speakers and told the
ladies about some of the work
of the F, W. I. 0, Another
speaker was Mrs, Donna Mae
Holm, Bruce County home ec-
onomist, who reported on the
value of 4-11 clubs and rhe
short courses conducted by the
W, I,
CENTENNIAL SERVICES at Chalmer's Presbyterian
Church, Whitechurch, on Sunday attracted over 600 peo-
ple, a few of whom are shown enjoying the social hour
which followed the service.—Photo by Cantelon.
Belmore Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dickson
and family, formerly of the
10th Concession of Turnberry,
moved last week to their new
home on the B line of Howicl<.
This is the former William
Nickel residence.
Mr. and Mrs. Albin Weiler
and Wilfred of the 2nd of Cul-
ross, last week attended gradu-
ation exercises for nurses of St.
Mary's Hospital in Kitchener,
held at the Mutual Life Build-
ing in that city. Mr. and Mrs.
Weiler's daughter, Mrs, El-
eanor Waines of Kitchener, was
among the class of 37. Mrs.
Waines was widowed early in
1963 when her husband lost his
life in an automobile accident,
and she is the mother of two
young children. Earlier, Mr.
and Mrs. Weiler and their
daughter had attended a ban-
quet held for the graduates and
their parents.
A number from this com-
munity attended the farewell
party and dance, held on Fri-
day evening in Teeswater, to
honor Mr. and Mrs. David
Schumacher and Howard, who
have recently moved to Tees -
water from the 2nd Concession
of Culross.
Mr. and Mrs. John Kerwin
and family spent the week -end
in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Perrie Holmes,
Trudy and Daryl, of Wingham,
visited on Saturday evening
with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Doug-
las and Wayne.
Mr. Fred Beck of Harriston
was guest temperance speaker
in the United Church on Sun-
day. The regular minister,
Rev. Howard Pace, was guest
speaker at the North Huron
District divine service of the
Masonic Lodge, in Fordwich
United Church. Rev. Pace is
district chaplain of the lodge,
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Mrs. William Klein of
Gowanstown is spending this
week with her daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
fred Johann and sons,Gilbert
and Steven. On Saturday the
Johanns attended the gradua-
tion exercises for nurses of
Stratford General Hospital. Mrs,
Johann's niece, Miss Elsie
Emke of Elmwood, was one of
those graduating with this
year's class,
Rev. G. Howard Pace and
Mr. Thomas Abraham, dele-
gate from this charge, are at-
tending the 40th Session of
the Hamilton Conference of
the United Church, being held
June 1-4 in St. Paul's College,
University of Waterloo.
WHITECHURCH
On Tuesday Mr. and Mrs.
Russel Ritchie, Mrs. Nora Cro
nin and Mrs. Victor Emerson
were in Ayton when the ladies
attended the district annual
meeting of Grey South Wo-
men's Institute. There were
83 in attendance.
Sympathy is extended to the
teacher of S. S. No. 10, Mrs.
Kenneth Wheeler, and herhus-
band, in the loss of his father,
Mr. G. H. Wheeler of Belgrave.
Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Gros-
korth visited on Sunday with
her mother, Mrs. Emma Bagg
of Toronto.
DONNYBROOK
Mr. William Webster of St.
Helens, Mr. and Mrs. Stuart
Chamney, Joyce and Steven
were at London Wednesday vi-
siting Mrs, William Webster,
who is a patient in Victoria
Hospital.
Mrs. Charles Jefferson visi-
ted her brother, Mr. Henry
McClinchey of Auburn on
Thursday. Other visitors there
were Mrs. Charles Porter and
Mrs. Joe Gooding of Parkhill.
Miss Gladys Jefferson re-
turned to Woodstock on Satur-
day after spending the past
week with her sister, Mrs.
James Leddy and Mr. Leddy,
and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Josling,
Kenneth, Paul and Betty of
Londesboro, visited Friday eve-
ning with Ivlr. and Mrs. Wes-
ley Jefferson and family.
RECEIVE MONEY GIFT
BLUEVALE-A party in honor
of Mr. and Mrs. James Shaw
(formerly Frances Caskanette)
was held in the community hall
on Friday evening.
A presentation of a purse of
money to the young couple was
made by Alan Campbell and an
address was read by Miss Brenda
Breckenridge.
Dancing was to Tiffin's Or-
chestra.
Mrs. David Eadie
Holds Office
BELMORE-Members of Bel -
more Women's Institute last
week attended the district an-
nual for Bruce South, in Kin-
cardine, The business part of
the meeting was held in the
Anglican Church hall and din-
ner was served in the basement
of the United Church. More
than 150 ladies from Bruce at-
tended.
Mrs. I. B . Sharpe, a mem-
Election of officers was con-
ducted. Past president is Mrs.
Clifford Hewitt, of 9. R. 2
Kincardine, Elected president
was Mrs. Francis Gemmell of
Ripley, and secretary -treasurer
is Mrs. D. J. McKinnon of
Luct<now, Mrs, David Eadie of
Belmore, was named second
‘ice -president,
During the morning special
music was provided by the
Holyrood W. 1.: in the after-
noon, ladies from the Lisburn
branch entertained. Assembly
singing was conducted before
both sessions by Mrs. Ken Mc-
Donald of Teeswater. Mrs.
James McEwen of the S i l v e r
Lake branch was pianist.
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re Kindergarten Registration
Mothers will please bring their children to the Kinder-
garten at the Public School for registration on
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 9th
between 3:30 and 5:00 o'clock.
Only children who are five years of age
before January 1, 1965, are eligible to
register in Kindergarten in September.
If not convenient to come on the above date, contact
the Kindergarten teacher, MRS. WILLIAM ELLIOTT, or
the principal, MR. T. S. BEATTIE.
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