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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1967-12-07, Page 5John C, Brewer, board member, presented the Certifi- las Ewing, Barbara Ferguson, Mary Finlayson, Alexandra cates of Training at the annual Fischer. high school commencement on Terry Gardner, Ann Gibson, Friday evening, assisted by teachers Mrs. Wm. Lockridge and B. Brandon. The follow- ing students received certifi- cates: Douglas Gibson, Wayne Gordon, David Gowing, Ronald Goy, James Graham, David Grant, Ian Grant, Dianne Grove, Brenda Hall, Carman Hamilton, John Hanna, Ronald Harkness, Two-year: Glen Bridge, Cheryl Haskins, Roy Henhoeffer, Harvey Craig, Shirley Fisher, Barbara Henry, Elizabeth Heth- Sharon Fitch, George Frieburg- er, Robert Harkness, Ronald erington, Brian Hopper, Betty Herd, Gerald Hyndman, Joan Horsburgh, David Huether, Kieswetter, Ann Marie Leddy, Verna Hunter, Ian Inglis, Keith Bonnie MacDonald; Barrington Ireland, Sheila Ireland, Wendy McCauley, Duncan McEwen, Ireland, George Jardine, Helen Donald Pollard, Brian Pollock. Johnston, Janette Johnston, One-year: Sheila Edward, Lynda Johnston, Terry Johnston, Marlene Elliott, Barbara Gower, Yvonne Johnston, Helen John- James Green, James Humphrey, stone, Judith King, Pamela Larry Mayberry, James Schies- King, Allan Leggatt, Mary tel, Walter Whitehead. Lillow, Margaret Lockwood, Secondary School Gradua- • Garry Long, Ann Lowe. tion Diplomas were presented Barry MacLean, Renate by G.C. King. He was assisted Manjin, Harvey Mann, Linda by K.E. Wood and Mrs. Colin Mann, Linda Martin, Ruth Campbell for the 5-year, all branches; E.L. Stuckey and R. Mathers, Ronald McBurney, Randolph McGlynn, Brian Mc- N. Gavreluk, 4-year B & C; Kague, Ann McKercher, David E.C. Beard and T.R. Willis, McLean, Ruth McLennan, 4-year St. & T. The following received diplomas: Donald Meyer, Brian Moffatt, Donald Morrison, Virginia Mur- Trevor Adams, Mary Ahara, ray, Harold Mutter, Evelyn Edith Austin, Bonnie Baker, Ortlieb, John Perrott, James Beverley Ballagh, Dean Balser, Phelan, Donald Rae, Lynda Dawna Bennett, Frances Ben- Reavie, Gloria Reed, Neil ninger, Mary-Ann Borho, Renwick, Keith Richmond, Marni Bronson, Harry Brooks, Wendy Roane, James Robertson, Peter Callan, Gordon Camp- bell, Gary Carter, Trino Casa- grande, Diane Casemore, Vana Rosenhagen, Betty Ross, Malcolm Ross, Gordon Rutledge, Ray Schiefele, Ronald Schneid- Leone Chambers, Allan Col- er, Kenneth Skinn, Marvin well, Alma Conn, Norman Skinn, Lloyd Sleightholm, Corrin, Margaret Craig, Dixie Elaine Snell, William Snow- Cretier, Donald Cronin, Christ- ina Czerniawski, Douglas den, Gary Steinback, Kerry Stuckey, Larry Sutcliffe, Ar- Davidson, Jane Day, Barbara chie Thompson, Paul Tiffin, Detzler, Shirley Devries, John Van Beers, Murray Vin- Carol Dinsmore, George Dob- cent, Bryan Walden, Joyce son, Gary Douglas, James Walker, Edna Wall, Marion Douglas, John Douglas, Carl Wall, David Wallace, Laura Ellacott, Brian Elliott, Joanne Walper, Diane Wamsley, Mark Elliott, Dianne Elston, Murray Wardley, Anita Welsher, Jean Elston, Barbara Eskritt, Doug- Welwood, Harvey Wheeler, HMI Howick Lions Christmas party Robert Grant McBurney, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. McBurney and Marie Paule Caron, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. Caron of New Liskeard, were married in a quiet ceremony at Ottawa on Novem- ber 3. They will reside at 90 Willow St., Ottawa. WingbaRt Advance -Times, Thursday, Pee. t POI .s10'00 S. - features from The World of Women Fischer - McGlynn vows at Sacred Heart Are medicines always a mystery to you? You needn't be concerned with the special ingredients that make up the medicines you order from the pharmacy, Your registered pharmacist is standing by with skill, preci- sion, ready to NI the prescriptions your doctor calls for, JOHNSTON'S DRUG STORE "••••••011.• -.RAP AM.. !MO ...111.11 1 " aid extra heaLeiegricaliy If your basement playroom gets the cold shoulder 60,.1nk IR • 4 Why waste living space? With economical electric heat you can change a chilly basement into a cosy playroom, a cold attic into a comfortable bedroom. And you don't have to overheat the rest of the house to do it Electric heat is easy and economical to install exactly where you need it without any costly structural changes. There are many types of electric units to choose from— radiant, baseboard or fan-type. Thermostatically controlled, one of them is the ideal answer to your heating problem. Ask your local electric utility or electric heating contractor for details, Wingham Public Utilities Commission It :1','is,11../ , A SANTA KEEPS ..JUST HOW SO CLEAN? After all, a fellow's bound to get a little mussy le '; sliding down all those sooty chimneys, but Santa's 2, 1 got the problem licked, He brings his suits to 111 li . iV "Friendly John" who has them looking just great. 1 , ,') Next time you go into Winghain Dry Cleaners, you'll see them hanging up. (P.5.—Not the Ones In the laundry deparment, they're John's "red woolies") Ingham Dry Cleaners PHONE 357-3750 WINGHAM sAy HELLO TO "FRIENDLY JOHN" t II 4- • ot) ass ' as I — /'/, V. EVER STOP / TO WONDER I 1 70th wedding anniversary is marked. by family dinner and open house BELGRAVE-- A family din.. ner was held at the home of Mr. And Mrs, Clare Van Camp on November 29 in honor of the 70th wedding anniversary of her grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. Ira Campbell. Those in attendance besides the guests of honour were Mrs, Glenwood. Campbell and Bernard, Mrs. Jake Hunter of Lucknow, Mr. and Mrs, Floyd Campbell, Mrs. Stuart Cloakey, Sandra and. Lorne, Allan, Bruce and Gar - don Campbell, all of Beigrave. On Friday Mr. and Mrs, Ira Campbell held "open house" at their home in aelgrave on the occasion of their 70th wedding anniversary when over 100 friends and relatives called to offer their congratulations, Several former neighbours from Lucknow were also in attend- ance. Mrs. Campbell wore an or- chid corsage, a gift from her great-grandchildren. The din- ing table was centred with a 3-storey wedding cake surround. ed by many bouquets of flowers and cards sent by well wishers. They were pleased to receive a telegram from Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth, as well as others from relatives in Thessa- Ion, Kapuskasing and Vancou- ver,, A framed plaque from the Ontario Government was presented by Murray Gaunt, M.P. for Huron-Bruce. Letters of congratulations were received from Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson, Robert McKinley and other government officials. Serving tea to the guests were Mrs. Mac Scott, Mrs, William Stewart, Miss Nora Van Camp, Mrs. Stuart Cloak- ey, Mrs. Floyd Campbell and Mrs. Clare Van Camp. Mrs. Edwin Ansley was in charge of the guest book, -- Mr. and Mrs. Ted Mc- Michael of Orillia visited on Sunday with his sister, Mrs. Hugh Sinnamon who has been seriously ill during the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Hertel and family of Kitchener also visited with her mother. Howick Lions Club mem- bers, their wives and guests, numbering about 90, tnet in the Kurtzville community centre on Monday evening for the club's annual Christmas party. In the absence of the pres- ident,Lion,George Timm, con- fined to his hotne through ill- ness, the 2nd vice-president, Lion Alex Graham, presided. A turkey banquet began with Lion Warren Zurbrigg say- ing grace and the singing of "0, Canada". Head table guests, which Included Lion Alex and Mrs. Graham, Mr. ,and Mrs. Earl King, Miss Erna lietka, Litt Warren arid Mrs. Zurbrigg, and Lion Wray and Md. Cooper, Were introduced by the chairman, as Were members of the Orchettra. Members' guests We're intro- duded during roll call, Lion Jim Alcorn proposed a toast to the ladies, which was responded to by Mrs. Stanley Bride; 'God Save the Queen" was sung, with Mrs. Jack Wil- son accompanying at the piano. A number of people were lucky winners in a draw. A short business session WAS held befOre the tables were cleared for the program. The guests participated in the pro- gram, which consisted of a number of stunts and skits,- con- ducted.by Jim Alcorn and Ken Edgar. Those present signed a card for'the president. Dancing was enjoyed to the music of Sant Tittles or- chestra, from Listowel and Santa paid his annual visit and presented each lady with gilt from the Chrittmas tree. A gift was also presented to Lion Keri Edgar in appreciation Of his work. Belgrave The rDecember meeting of the Efelgrave Institute Will, be held the eQrrtillttnity rooms on December aril, at m. Mrs, Clarke Johnston is the convener. The address will be given by Mrs., Walter Scott, The lunch committee is Mrs. Leslie Bolt and Mrs. Garner Nicholson. Mr. and. Mrs, Donald Camp- bell and. family of Belmont, Mr, and Mrs. Ronald Campbell and family of London spent the week-end with their parents. Mr. and Mrs, Floyd Campbell also visited their grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. Ira Campbell, who celebrated their 70th an- niversary last Friday. Mr. and Mrs, Allan SCOtt of Barrie spent the week-end with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Walter Scott. Mr. and Mrs, Ross Robinson of Auburn visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cook. Mrs. Alfred Stickney of Al- ma and Mrs. Ivan McArter of Brussels spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Anderson. Mrs. Dave Armstrong visited with relatives at Listowel last week. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Ansley of Thessalon are spending a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Campbell. Mary White, Paul Wilson, Lynne Workman. Presentation of the Second - ary School Honour Graduation Diplomas was made by Dr. W. A. McKibbon, assisted by Z. J. Gnay and C.R. Morrison. Receiving the diplomas were; Donald Andrew, Robert Beattie, John Blackwell, John Bradley, Larry Brooks, Barbara Cameron, Linda Casemore, Brian Caslick, Brian Clark, Bryon Collar, Muriel Conn, Raymond Corrin, Lynda Coul- tes, Patricia Currah, Katherine Fear, Lois. Ferguson, -Sally Galbraith, David Gibson, Ron- ald Goy, Jean Grant, Rae Gurney, Kay Marie Hardie, Anne Heffernan, Rosemary Herd, Gaye Hollingshead, Wayne Jamieson, Robert Johnston, Grant Kilpatrick, Joseph Manjin, Lloyd Martin, John Marlyn, Archibald Mc- Donald, James McKague, Alex, ander McQuillan, Stella Mee- chan, Margaret Nichol, Marj- orie Nickel, MaryAnn Phelan, Karen Powell, Mary Rathbun, Gary Reed, John Ross, Mary Mae Schwartzentruber, Mary Ann Skinn, Susan Spry, Sharon Stanley, Jean Sutton, Robert Taylor, Gary Walden, David Walsh, Gail Wamsley, Elliott Whitby. General meeting of U.C.W. held Monday night The general meeting of the U.C.W. was held in the Sun- day School room Monday even- ing. Mrs. E. Tapp opened the meeting with the call to wor- ship and led in the worship ser- vice, assisted by Mrs. A. Lunn and Mrs. F. Madill. Mrs. Tapp read the Christmas mes- sage, "Putting Christ into Christmas". Mrs. W.B. Cruickshank il- lustrated the "Doors to Christ- ian Service". Each Unit gave a 4-minute talk on a different phase of mission work -- Home Missions, World Missions, In- formation, Board of Christian Education, Evangelism and Social Service. Delegates to the Regional conference gave one-minute reports on their impressions, ,They were Mrs. T. Jardin, Mrs. W. Tiffin and Mrs, C. Hodgins, Reports from all the secretaries were read arid adop- ted. Mrs. R. Zurbrigg of the ,nominating committee present+. :ed the 1968 slate of officers, The Meeting closed with the Lore prayer and lunch and social half hour was enjoyed. Mt, arid Mrs. Wilfred Sell and family of Orangeville visited on Saturday with their parents, Mr, and Mrs, rim Sell and Mr, , and Mrsi pert Holmes. Julia McGlynn, daughter of Mrs. Gus McGlynn of R, R. 2 Wingharn and Raymond Fischer; son of Mrs. Greg Fischer, R. R,2 Mildmay, were married in Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church on November 4. Rev. I.G. Mooney officiated. Mrs. IR, Campeau was organist and Mrs. Jim Fischer was the solo- ist. William McGlynn gave his niece in marriage. She wore a floor-length A-line gown of Spanish lace with a cardinal train. A white bow headpiece with short veil was worn by the bride and she carried red roses. The matron of honor was her sister, Mrs. Lome Curran of Wingham. Her floor-length gown featured a bell skirt of pink potus with red velvet bod- ice with empire waist. She wore a red velvet bow head- piece with pink accessories, She carried a single red rose with pink ribbon. Bridesmaids were Leone Fischer, Lenore Fischer, Evelyn Ortleib and Brenda Gatecliffe and other attendants wer,e,CindV Lou Curran and Bernard Mc- Glynn as pillars. JoAnne Lang, flower girl, wore a white floor-length gown with empire waist and puffy sleeves. She wore a white velvet bow headdress, white gloves and shoes and carried a single pink rose with red ribbon. Torn McGlynn of Bluevale, Ted Fischer of Mildmay, Pat McGlynn of Hamilton and Bob McGlynn, Sudbury were ushers and Terry Curran was ring bearer. Herbert Fischer of Kitchener was his brother's best man. The reception and dinner were held at the community hall in Formosa. The bride's mother chose a green suit dress with black accessories with yellow and white corsage of roses. The grooth's mother wore a black dress, black accessories and corsage of pink roses. The couple spent two 4- • fh.4 .425/ P •Nilnri• weeks in Florida. The bride's travelling costume was a blue and black double-breasted suit with black fur collar and black accessories, with a cor- sage of white roses. CWL makes plans for Christmas The December meeting of the C. W. L. of Sacred Heart parish took place in the form of a Christmas banquet at the Legion Home on Monday even- ing with 54 attending. A sing song of Christmas songs, ac- companied by Mrs. Jim Meyer at the piano, followed the de- licious turkey supper. The short business meeting which was opened and closed with prayer, was conducted by Mrs. M. Willie, president. Ninety-eight visits to the hos- pital were reported for the month of November. A youth retreat will be held at Sacred Heart Church on Sunday, December 17. A sum of money has been raised for the missions in Peru. Six Christmas stockings will be filled by League mem- bers for Ontario Hospital pat- ients at Goderich. A motion was passed to send Christmas boxes to shut-ins, and Masses will be said for hospital pat- ients. Mrs. Alf Lockridge con- ducted two games with Miss Mary Hehn and Mrs. Peter Vath as winners. Miss Annie McKin• non won the lucky supper draw. Several games of euchre were played to conclude the evening with Mrs. W. White winning high prize, Mrs. John Strong Jr. won second high, and Mrs. A. Meyer won the consolation. -- Mr. Harold Walker of Goderich spent Friday in town. -- Mrs. Ellis, Edward Street is a patient in Wingham and District Hospital. Diplomas and certificates presented at commencement ,• 4.1P. .1111 11/111Pu•