The Wingham Advance-Times, 1965-05-27, Page 2Page 2-Wtngham Advanee•.Tirnes, Thursday, May 27, 1995
DEATH CAR -Mr. and Mrs. John W. Lane,
both in their 70s, died when their car was
in collision with another vehicle at Morris -
bank Corners. The Lane car was travelling
south and was struck broadside by an east-
bound vehicle on Highway 86.
GORDON FARRELL and his wife, Mary,
were seriously injured in this car at Morris -
bank Corners when it was in collision with
a Toronto car that took the lives of Mr. and
Mrs, John Lane. Three other occupants of
the Farrell car received minor injuries.
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Belmore Personals
Mr. William Nickel has
spent some time visiting with
old friends and neighbors near
Belmore.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Zinn
spent Tuesday of last week in
Goderich, visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. Ervin Zinn and Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Zinn.
Mr. William Jeffray, who
has been employed at the Im-
perial Bank of Commerce in
Wroxeter, has been transferred
to the Niagara branch.
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Murphy re-
cently attended the graduation
exercises of nurses at St. Jos-
eph's Hospital, London, held
at Thames Hall in that city.
Miss Judith Arlene Murphy, a
niece of Mr. Murphy of God-
erich, was one of the graduates
and was also valedictorian.
Mrs. Alex Sangster spent
Tuesday of last week in Wing -
ham, where she visited with
friends for the day.
Miss Jean Nielson of Toron-
to visited with members of the
Inglis family during the week-
end.
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Stein -
back of Preston, spent the holi-
day week -end with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles O'Malley
and with Mr. and Mrs. Pat Mur-
phy, of the 2nd of Culross.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Hohnstein
and family were guests at the
Borth -Reinhart wedding in For-
mosa on Saturday. The groom
is a nephew of Mr. Hohnstein.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Poole of Kit-
chener also attended the wed-
ding and spent some time with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hohn -
stein.
Mrs. Walter Richardson and
Mr. Wallace Richardson were
guests at the wedding of Mrs.
Richardson's only granddaughter
Miss Elizabeth Stokes, and Mr.
Richard Irwin of Kitchener,
held in Gorrie Presbyterian
Church on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Jeffray
and family were Sunday after-
noon guests of Mr. and Mrs.
John Worden and family, near
Stratford.
Rev. and Mrs. Douglas Steven
and family visited on Sunday
with Mrs. Steven's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. James F. Powell, who
celebrated their 50th wedding
anniversary in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Aitken
and family of near Kincardine,
attended Sunday School in the
Presbyterian Church on Sunday
and spent the remainder of the
day with Mrs. Herb Burchill and
family.
Miss Lavonne Ballagh has re-
turned home after spending two
weeks visiting with her sister
and friends in Hamilton, and
Rev. and Mrs. Howard Pace and
family in Crystal Beach.
$6 MILLION IN 5 MONTHS
British European Airways'
new Trident fleet covered more
than a million miles and earn-
ed more than $6 million during
the first five months of opera-
tion.
Dr. G. Roy Fenwick Is Adjudicator for Festival
BELGRAVE-Belgrave Music
Festival was held May 17 and
18 in the Foresters' Hall with
pupils from Morris and East Wa-
wanosh competing. Music su-
pervisors were Mrs, Nora Moffat
and Mrs. Phyllis Rodgers. Chair-
man of the Festival Committee
is G. Ross Anderson and Mrs.N.
H.Coultes is secretary. The
Adjudicator was Dr. G. Roy Fen-
wick.
Boys 11 and under "Souther-
ly Wind": 1 Neil Lockhart, 87,
S. S. No. 16 E. Waw. ; 2 Donald
Edgar, 86, S. S. No. 7 Morris;
3 Paul Moffat, 85, S. S. No 10
Morris; 4 David Gingerich, 84,
S. S. No, 7 Morris; 5 Keith El-
ston, 83, S. S. 7, Morris; 6
Jimmy Nesbit, 82, S. S. No. 1
Morris.
Girls 7 and under "Seed
Baby": 1 Wendy Hesselwood,
86, S. S. No. 12 Morris; 2 Kathy
Galbraith, 85, 5. S. No. 9 E.
Waw.; 3 Rosemary White, 84,
Belgrave; 4 Doreen Anderson,
83, Belgrave; 5 Karen Currie,
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Darlene Coultes, 81, S. S. No.
9 E. Waw,
Boys 7 and under "Shepherd's
Song": 1 Johnny Scott, 85,
Belgrave; 2 Glen Wightman, 84,
S. S. No, 6 E. Waw, ; 3 Ralph
Hoba, 83, S. S. No. 10, E.
Waw.; 4 Michael Hoba, 82,
S. S. No. 10 E. Waw. ; 5 Bradley
Campbell, 81, Belgrave; 6 Ricky
Smith, 80, S. S. No.1 Morris.
Open Duet "Sea Shell": 1
Nancy and Barbara Schwartzen-
truber, 88, S. S. No. 6 Morris;
2 Joan Currie and Doris Coultes,
87, S. S. No. 9 E. Waw, ; 3 Bren-
da Johnston and Joan Bosman,
86, Belgrave; 4 Nancy and Rich-
ard Anderson, 85, Belgrave; 5
Mary Ann Wheeler and Chris-
tine Hartleib, 84, Belgrave; 5
Joyce Coultes and Renate Zach-
arias, 83, S. S. No. 9 E. Waw.
Solo, 9 and under, girls,
"Spring Grasses": 1 Barbara
Muilwyk, 88, S. S. No, 5 Mor-
ris; 2 Marie Empey, 87, 5.5,
No 16 E. Waw.; 3 Melanie
Sprung, 86, S. S. No.6 E. Waw. ;
4 Joan Black, 85, S. S, No 13 E.
Waw.; 5 Annie Phelan, 84, S.
S.No.10 E, Waw.; 6 Kathy Dun.
bar, 83, S. S. No, 13, E. Waw,
Solo, 0 and under, boys,
"Star Fishing": 1 John Schwatt-
zentruher, 86, S. S. No.6 Morris;
2 Raymond Nicholson, 85, S. S,
No.5 Morris; 3 Gary ilestel-
woad, 84, S, S, No 12 Morris; 4
Raymond Rammeloo, 83, S. S.
No.12 Morris; 5 Dale Lamont,
'72, Belgrave; 6 Allen Cardiff,
81, S. S. No. 6 Morris,
Unison Chorus, large, " Song
to Spring': S. S. No. 7 Morris,
Miss K. Wilhelm, Belgrave Co-
op Trophy presented by Ross
Robinson.
Rhythm Band over 25, "Min-
uet": S, S. No.7 E. Waw., Mrs,
Louise Bosman, Belgrave Wo-
men's Institute Trophy present-
ed by Mrs. Stanley Cook.
Girls 11 and under "The
Merry Robin": 1 Marjorie Proc-
ter, 88, S. S. No. 5 Morris; 2
Cathy Bone, 87, S. S. No. 6 Mor-
ris; 3 Mary Passchier, 86, Bel-
grave; 4 Janice McDowell, 85,
S, S. No.13 E. Waw.; 5 Joan
Currie, 84, S. S. No. 9 E. Waw. ;
6 Tied were Mary Ann Wheeler,
Belgrave and Clara Wasson, S.
S. No.12 Morris, with 83.
Boys 14 and under, "Night
Herding Song"; 1 Wayne Hop-
per, 86, S. S, No. 7 Morris; 2
Jim Beecroft, 85, S, S. No. 7 E.
Waw. ; 3 Ken Mathers, 84, S. S.
No.8 Mortis; 4 Ross Craig, 83,
S, S. No.10 Morris; 5 Raymond
VanCarnp, 82, Belgrave; 6 Bob
Black, 81, S. S. 6 Morris.
Changed voices, "The Coast
of High Barbary": 1 Walter
Whitehead, 86, S. S..No.7 Morris;
2 Richard Anderson, 84,SeIgrave
3 Bryan Ashberry, 83, S. S. No, 6
E. Waw.; 4 Jeff Thornton, 82,
S. S. No.10 Morris; 5 Leon
Sprung, 81, S. S. No. 6 E. Waw. ;
6 Bob Gray, 80, S. S. No. 9 E.
Waw.
Rhythm Band, small, "An-
dante": S. S. No. 5, Mrs. Glen
Kechnie, Belgrave Women's In-
stitute Trophy presented by the
president, Mrs. Stanley Cook.
Girls 14 and under, "The
Fairy Crew": 1 Norma Jean
Mair, 87, S. S. No. 6 Morris; 2
Joyce Coultes, 86, S. S. No. 9
E. Waw. ; 3 Doris Coultes, 85,
S, S. No.9 E. Waw. ; 4 Valerie
Bailey, 84, S. S. No.10 E. Waw. ;
5 Brenda VanCamp, 83, Bel -
grave; 6 Sandra McNichol, 82,
S. S. No. 1 Morris.
Unison Chorus, small," The
Blacksmith": S. S. No. 6 Morris,
Mrs. Edith Vincent, trophy pre-
sented by Lloyd Casemore on
behalf of Wingham LionsClub.
Two-part chorus, small, "A
Song of Gladness": S.S.No.6
Morris, Mrs. Edith Vincent,
C.K.N. X. shield presented by
John Cruickshank.
Double 'I'tio, "Spin Maiden
Spin"; t.I. S,S.No.6, Miss Ber-
nice McDougall, Morris Town-
ship School Trophy presented
by James Elston.
Two -pan chorus, large,
"Canada": Belgrave School,
Mrs. Mary Chamhey, Mrs. Iso-
bel Henry, East Wawanosh
School Trophy presented by
lloward Walker. •
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HEAR THE GOSPELAIRES
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Enjoy this up-to-date Musical Group --A special appeal
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PARENTS PLEASE TAKE NOTE -- SUNDAY SCHOOL
NOW HELD AT 9:45 A.M.
A Welcome Awaits All at The Salvation Army.
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Rev. C. F. Johnson, L.Th. - Rector
Mrs. Gordon Davidson - Organist
SUNDAY AFTER ASCENSION -- MAY 30
98th ANNIVERSARY
10:00 a.m.-Sunday School.
11:00 a.m.-Confirmation Service and Dedication of
windows.
Guest preacher - Rt. Rev. H. F. Appleyard, D.D.
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