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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1964-12-03, Page 18Page 10 - Wingham Advance -Times, Thursday, Dec. 3, 1964 Over 100 Attend Shower Friday WHITECHURCH-On Friday evening a shower was held in the Community Memorial Hall in honor of Miss Elaine Conn, bride-to-be. Miss Conn was ushered to a seat of honor by Mrs, Murray Gaunt and Miss Muriel Conn, to music supplied by Mrs, Nel- son Pickel. Contests were con- ducted by Miss Beth Caslick and Miss Diane Deyell. A reading "A Good Cake Recipe", was given by Miss Joyce Coultes, In this she was assisted by Misses Darlene Coultes and Patsy Caslick. Some of the larger gifts given by groups were a telephone seat and table with light, pop- up toaster, electric clock and kettle, ironing board, tray table set and blankets. Miss Muriel Conn assisted the bride - elect in opening the gi fts and JOHN McCORMICK Mr. Murray Gaunt read the cards. HAS 80th BIRTHDAY Miss Conn expressed thanks for the gifts and thanked those who had planned the shower. There were over 100 11 attend- ance. Family Honors Mr.,Mrs. Wall WHITECHURCH-Mr. and Mrs. George Needham of Pinkerton entertained in honor of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Wall, who celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary, Festivities included a dinner, complete with wedding cake and suitable decorations. Present for the occasion were Mr, and Mrs, Gordon Wall and family of Langside; Mr. and Mrs. Bert Moffat and fam- ily, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Van - stone of Wingham; and Billie, Edna and Mary Lou Wall. Mr. and Mrs. Wall re- ceived many gifts from guests, and other relatives who were unable to be present. WHITECHURtH Mr. Donald Watt, student preacher of Chalmers P resby- terian Church, spent the week- end with his wife and family here. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tiffin were Sunday visitors with her r arents, Mr. and Mrs. '=!11 Brown of Lucknow. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Temple- man held a family dinner at their home on Sunday in honor of her father, John McCormick, who was celebrating his 80th birthday. All the family was present including Mr. and Mrs. Harold McCormick and family and Bill McCormick of R. R. 2, Wingham, Mr. McCormick enjoys good health and takes pleasure in watching television and play- ing cards. He still goes to the homestead two or three days a week to help his son. Next time, try ... PRC': UCED EY T G. BRIGHT & CO. L!MITCD • NIAGARA FALLS. r, ANACA 1 GliAM I 1 MONDAY, DECEMBER lth, 1964 FOR DEPUTY -REEVE Jack Alexander -Merchant. Mrs. Margaret Bennett -Housewife. FOR PUBLIC SCHOOL BOARD Mrs. Catherine Crewson-Sales Clerk. R. John Currie -Funeral Director. Lorne McDonald -Merchant. David Murray -Machinist. Scott Reid -Radio -TV Engineer. (Four to be elected) Polling Polling POLLLING BOOTHS Sub -Division Sub -Division Polling Sub -Division Polling Sub -Division No. No. No. No. Polling Sub -Division No. POLLS OPEN FROM 9 1-W. J. Clark Store 2 -Wm. Heughan Store 3 -Town Hall 4-Downie's Garage 5 -Fred Carbert's House A.M. TO 6 P.M. WILLIAM RENWICK, Returning Officer. 67th ANNIVERSARY - Mr. and Mrs. Ira Campbell, of Belgrave, marked their 67th wedding anniversary on December 1st with open house. They received con- gratulations from dozens of friends and neighbours. Most Elections in Area To Name School Trustees Acclamations were preva- lent in the district. In cases where it appeared there would be elections it was mostly in the realm of school trustees. Since that time some of the people nominated have with- drawn. TURNBERRY REEVE -Alvin D. Smith- (accl.) COUNCIL (four elected) - Edward Walker, William Dead- man, Alex MacTavish, David Eadie (accls.). PUBLIC SCHOOL TRUSTEES (three elected) -Eldon Kirton, Roy Wormington, Bryan Met- calfe. (accls. ) WEST WAWANOSH REEVE -Lorne Durnin (accl.). COUNCIL (Four elected) - Gordon Smyth, Robert Lyons, Billiard Jefferson, Harold Err- ington (accls.). PUBLIC SCHOOL TRUSTEES (two elected) -Charles McDon- ald, William Webster (accls.). EAST WAWANOSH REEVE -Ernest Snell (accl.). COUNCIL (Four elected) - Mason Robinson, William Gow, Roy Pattison, Norman Coultes (accls.) . PUBLIC SCHOOL BOARD (three to be elected) - James Coultes, Eldon Cook, Gilbert Beecroft. (accl.) ASHFIELD REEVE - Donald MacKenzie (accl.), DEPUTY REEVE - George Boyd (accl.). COUNCIL - (three elected) Howard Barger, Girvin Reed, Eugene Frayne (accts.). SCHOOL TRUSTEES (five to be elected) - Ross Eady, Mrs. Marion Zinn, Eldon Cul- bert, Rocerick MacKenzie, Russell Irvin, Sam Gibson, Ro- bert Helm, Leo Courtney. McBel Donates To Hi -C Group LAKELET-The McBel Friend- ship Club meeting at McIntosh Sunday scl.00l room on Tuesday evening took the form of a crokinole party with five tables in play. Prize winners were Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Harkness, Mrs. Carl Douglas and Fred Doubledee. During the business meeting a gift of $30.00 was voted to the newly organized Hi -C Group. The committee in charge of the meeting was Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Haskins and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wright. Attend Huron FOA LAKELET-Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Murray and Mr. and Mrs. War- ren Zurbrigg attended the an- nual meeting of Huron County Federation of Agriculture at Londesboro last week. James Ross of Toronto, the director of information for the Feder- ation of Agriculture, was the guest speaker. Mrs. Ross ad- dressed the ladies' meeting. KINLOSS REEVE - P. A. Murray(accL) COUNCIL - (four to be el- ected) Elliott Carruthers, Or- ville Elliott, William Halden- by, Wallace Conn, William Evans. PUBLIC SCHOOL TRUSTEES (five to be elected) -Russell Ross, Ronald Thacker, Walter Breckles, Gerald Rhody, Gil- bert Hedley, Evan Keith, Leo Murray. TEES W A TER REEVE -Frank Field (accl. ). COUNCIL (four to be elec- ted) -Kenneth Wilkinson, Thom- as McAfee, Borden Litt (accl.). Another nomination required. PUBLIC SCHOOL TRUSTEES (two to be elected)- Mrs. Pearl Whitehead, Donald Thompson (accl.). PUC (one to be elected) - Robert Montgomery, Clarence Sutcliffe. CULROSS REEVE -Archie McKinnon (accl.). COUNCIL (four elected)- Midford Campbell, William Zettel, Leonard Bannerman, David Ireland (accls.). PUBLIC SCHOOL TRUSTEES (three to be elected) -Everett Pennington, Bonner Jarvis, Hugh Thacker (accl.). News of Lakelet Mr. and Mrs. Levi Dyer at- tended the Mennonite Central Committee Convention at St. Catharines Q11 Saturday, They visited at the home of Mrs. Alma Nigh at Stevensville on Sunday. Miss Jean Harkness of Tor- onto visited with Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Harkness this week -end. Mrs. Hazel Tuck, who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wylie, has returned to Wingham for the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Death of Toronto visited with friends and relatives here over the week -end, Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs. James ingils were Mr. and Mrs, li, M. Kuntz of For- mosa, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Inglis and children of Walker- ton, and James Inglis of Guelph. Shoe department manager to customer: "Yes, we have quite a selection of loafers. I'll see if I can get one to wait on you." ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATED LAKELET-The family of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wright honor- ed them at a surprise party on their recent 30th wedding an- niversary. They were presented with a movie projector to com- memorate the occasion. Four-year-old Bethy was riding in an automobile with her family during a thunder- storm. There was a flash of lightning.. "Ohl" exclaimed Bethy, "the sky took my picture." EDIGHOFFERS (Wingham) Limited THE FRIENDLY STORE VA "• *fo.satire'" LOOKING for an Inexpensive GIFT? 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