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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1964-06-25, Page 3• t. • • • • • • • ei Whitechurch Happenings Mr, and Mrs, Gordon Mc - ,Burney and Mr, and Mrs, Alec Robertson attended anniversary services at Langside Presbyter- ian Church, Mr, and Nirs, Keith Collyer and Rosemary, and Mr, andMrs, Charles Ross of Wingham spent Sunday at Tobermory taking in sights of interest, iOn Thursday evening Mrs, Betty Middleton of the RCAF Station, Clinton, held a de- monstration party at the home of Mrs. Wm, Scott. There were i3 ladies of the coinmun- ity present. Mrs, Middleton conducted two games and prize winners were Nirs. Russel Rit- chie and Mrs. Fred Tiffin. The would you like a modern kitchen an up-to-date laundry? extra living space? tired the best way to Ian it in the firer a�Yo planning guides available now at your 14 SME MODERNIZATION CENTRE OYfAIUO !11H0 180 Josephine Street Wingham Phone 357-2810 hostess served lunch. Mr. and Mrs, Russel Farrier of Wingham spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs, W, R, Farrier and attended the morning anni- versary service, Mrs, Alec eland of Kitchen- er, spent the week -end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, !high I land, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Groskorth of Toronto and Mr. and Mrs, Jimmy Moffatt of Winghm vi- sited on Sunday with their par- ents, Mr, and Mrs. Elwood Groskorth, Mr. Barry Tiffin of Waterloo spent the week -end with his parents, Mr, and Alrs, Dan Tif- fin, Miss Linda Johnston ac- companied him back. On June 17, Seaforth played the Whitechurch Juniors, with Seaforth corning out on top 7-4, Whitechurch Midgets played Mildmay last week, with Mild- may winning 7-1, Miss Doris Ross commenced work on Monday, in the office of J. T, Goodall, barrister, for the summer months. Wingham Advance-'I'itnes, Thursday, June 25, W64 - Page 3 THE WINGHAM PIONEER GIRLS held their encampment at the Baptist Church on Tuesday evening. The group in- cludes, back row: D. Robb, M. Collar, K. Pattison, Mrs. B. MacLean, Guide, N. Sell, Miss L. Sinclair, Assistant Guide, J. Irwin, A. MacLean, Mrs. G. Hotchkiss, K. Hastings, J. Nethery, J. Carter; second row: S. Carter, G. Bennett, C. Foxon, R. Bennett, E. Gorrie, N. Guest, D. Cantelon; third row: E. Archer, C. Bailey, R. Forsyth, J. McGee, J. Stone; front row: S. MacLean, B. Stapleton, B. Stapleton, R. Cur- rie, K. Ross, O. Lapp, D. Lavergne, H. Holloway, S. Gray. Members not present for the picture were Assistant Guide Mrs. A Mason, and W. Crewson, C. Miller, B. McTaggart, V. Taylor, D. Salter, J. Marks, K. Mellor, S. Gannett, B. Gannett,—A-T Photo. Encampment Is Helo The Pilgrim group of the , Pioneer girls held their en- carnpment at the Wingham Baptist Church Tuesday evening, The service started with the theme song and several songs and choruses, prayer and Scrip- ture reading. 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ASK ANY MEMBER OF OUR STAFF FOR DETAILS oy Pioneer Girls Barbara Stapleton, MarilynCol- lar, Olive Lapp, Bonnie Mc- Taggart, Ruth Bennett, Gold attendance ribbons for perfect attendance were received by Susan Gannett, Beverley Gan- nett and Sylvia MacLean, ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS Kitchencraft badges: Jackie Stone, Elaine Archer, Rose- .- mary Forsyth, Kathy Pattison, Advanced Kitchencraft, Adora MacLean. Home Care badge 6, Daphne Robb, Adora Mac- Lean, Mrs. Hotchkiss, Mrs. MacLean. handcraft badge, Cheryl Bailey, Barbara Staple- ton, Marilyn Collar, Sylvia MacLean. Beginner's Water Badge, Jane Ann Nethery, Rosemary Forsyth, Kim Mellor. Advanc- ed Water Badge, Jean Irwin. Safety Badge, Olive Lapp, Outdoor Badge, Nancy Guest, Jean Irwin, Jane Ann Nethery, Nancy Seli, Patsy Cantelon, Daphne Robb, Candice Foxton, Karen Hastings, Cheryl Bailey, Shirley Gray, Rosemary For- syth, Barbara Stapleton, Kim Mellor, N-larilyn Collar, Sylvia MacLean, Ruth Bennett, Bon- nie McTaggart, Olive Lapp, Sandra Carter, Cathy Ross, Vi- cki Taylor, Helen Ann Iloilo - way, Joanne Marks, Diane La- vergne, Kathy Pattison, Janet McGee, Beverley Gannett, Mrs. Hotchkiss, Mrs. MacLean, New Life Badge, Susan Gan- nett, Jean Irwin, Nancy Seli, Patsy Cantelon, Candice Fox - ton, Daphne Robb, Brenda Stapleton, Ellen Gorric, Ruth Currie, Elaine Archer, Cheryl Bailey, Geri Bennett, Rosemary Forsyth, Barbara Stapleton, Jackie Stone, Sylvia MacLean, Cathy Ross, Kathy Pattison, Jo- anne Marks, Ruth Bennett, Ol- ive Lapp, Bonnie McTaggart, Janet NlcGee, Beverley Gan- nett, Debbie Salter, Mrs. Hotchkiss, Nirs. MacLean. Voyager Rank, Nancy Guest, Nancy Seli, Candice Foxton, Ellen Gorric, Shirley Gray, Jackie Stone, Rosemary Forsyth Kim Mellor, Janet McGee, Ol- ive Lapp, Beverley Gannett, Kathy Pattison Bonnie McTag- gart. Discoverer Rank, Susan Gan- nett, Nancy Guest, Nancy Seli, Patsy Cantelon, Candice Fox - ton, Adora MacLean, Brenda Stapleton, Ruth Currie, Barbara Stapleton, Sylvia MacLean, Marilyn Collar, Ruth Bennett, Olive Lapp, Mrs, Hotchkiss, Mrs. MacLean, During the evening beautiful coloured pictures of Butchart Gardens in Victoria, B.C., were shown by firs. Kilpatrick and Mrs. Scheifele. A hymn was sung and Mrs. D. Sinclair closed with prayer. A social time was later enjoyed. ENTERTAINED AT BELGRAVE--George Procter entertain- ed at the opening of the Belgruve Community Centre on Tuesday with a number of Scottish songs. He was ac- companied on the piano by his sister, Mrs. Ken Alton. --- 1 A -T Photo. Times Are t for IWHITECHURCH Y Swimming Classes The time table for swim- ming instruction has been ar- ranged for the summer months. Parents might clip this infor- mation and retain it for future reference: Tadpoles --Monday and Wednesday evenings, 7:30 to 8:00. Beginners' classes will he held every Monday, Wednes- day and Friday morning from 9:00 to 1:::00, but it should be noted that the beginners are di- vided into six groups, times for which are: Group A 9:00 to ':3u; Group [3, 0:30 to 1'':00: Group C, 10:00 to 10:30; Group D, 10:30 to 11:00: Group l:, 11:0e to 11:30: Group F, 11:30 to 12:0(1. Seniors --0:00 to 9:40 Tues- day and Thursday. Intermediates --9:40 to 10:15 Tuesday and Thursday, Juniors, Class A-- 10:15 to 10:50, Tuesday and Thursday. Juniors, Class 13--10:50 to 11:35, Tuesday and Thursday. Juniors, Class C;- -11:35 to 12:00, Tuesday and Thursday. Bronze --9:45 to 10:45 Sat- urday. The pool will he open for public swimming each after- noon front 1;00 to 5:00 and in the evenings from 7:00 to ileso except during the time the Tadpoles receive instruction (Monday and Wednesday eve- nings from 7:31' to :00). Classes commence on Mon- day, June 29. There will be no classes on Wednesday, Do- minion Day. The public is asked to lease the pool free for those under in- struction during the tithes listed above. Passes Exam GORRIE-Miss Lynda John- ston passed Grade h music with honours in the Toronto Con'er- varorE of Music examinations. • (Law fur last week) Mrs. Ezra Welwood and her sister, Mrs. Harry Stewart of Winnipeg, visited on Tuesday with Mrs. Albert Coultas. On Tuesday evening White- church Juveniles and Lucknow Intermediates played on the Lucknow diarnond, Up till the Sth inning Lucknow led 1-0 when Whitechurch won four runs and a 4-3 vi ctory. 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