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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1959-07-01, Page 7Outdoor Wedding. •111118 MEET1Nfi DELI IV tug mu RbbanrtZimro , 'earls! Wed inSolg 2$ Years Ago Mr. and 144. NOM-4 WINCRIAM, ONTAIIM 'WEDNESDAY, JULY 1St, 1909 ENTERTAIN PARENTS AT OPEN HOUSE TROPHY PRESENTED-e-Neil Eadie, principal of KS. No. 5, Morris received Pre GUNK trophy from Vaughan Douglas at the special North Huron Salaty Courted aneeting lasteWedneedaY, Mr, Ee,daas' school -won the trophy for the best marks. in highway safety.—A-T photo, GallaS9C SPEAliER—George Ham, Toronto, Director of Child. Safety for the Ontario Safety League, was guest speaker at the North Huron Safety Council's' meeting held at the Wingham District High ,Sehoel. —Advance-'elites photo. AT SANDERSON, HOME • 1,V,Rox.ETER; — Mrs, Harvey' Timm and Mrs. Genii McMichael . arranged the program for the June. meeting of the 'Women's Mission, Lary' Society which was held at ;the borne or Mre. James gapdor400• with 14 members present- The' theme was "Fellowship", Mrs • McMichael presided for the •wor. ship service and read. a poem en- titled "]'little Things", Mrs, George -Oribsen reviewed a chapter of .the. study book, "CaricareS• of a, Nation' dealing with anissionary work in The Caribbean, Mrs. Ken Edgar took charge of • the :business, A letter from the rnatrop of liazeiton Hospital ,ex, pressed, thanks for a parcel of slippers received, and also for the continued interest the group it their work, A. letter from Dr, and Mrs. R, B. 'Palmer thanked 'the %embers for their words of sym- pathy, . „ ..„ Mrs. Herbert Patterson reported for the sunshine secretary, Letters, cards 'and gifts bad been sent dur- Ina the month. July and August will be holiday months and meet- ings will resume in September with aars, -Gilbert Howes and Mrs, J, Wylie in charge. !elebrated the aeth analv their wedding at a. !lig at the home or Mrs. !)rather and sister-1440,w, M. Mrs. Robert Coultas, of Township, 'on SaridaY. Gavels laellided, 'Mr. and Aaniv Znell and. MYrtln, Xkontioal !Jars. Loran Beenrott, Kenneth and . ...)avid, London; Mr, and Mrs, Merl eating, Charles and David, Kbze, -er; Harold Keating, Belgrave; Mr. sad Mrs. George Coultes, East Wa- vanosh; Mr. and Mrs. narnion Mitchell, Rothsay; Mrs, Lorne aoig, Jacqueline,, :Vaughn, Paul and Pamela, Rothsay; Xt.land Mrs. 3. M. Coultes, Mr, and Mrs, Bill Coul- ees and Jenice, 13elgrave: mr. and Mrs. Bruce MacDonald, ,Carey and Stephen, of Robert., Coultes expressed good wishes and Jacqueline Doig and :,'arey MacDonald made the presen- tation of a gold bedspread and f.e.atiter,rmg.mtd.,a, h Man. eaagierOlea Mr. Keating replied, thanking the group for their kindness, During the afternoon contests were enjoyed. A lovely supper of sandwiches, tarts and anniversarY cake was served on' the leivri. Mrs, Keating Is the former Eliza- beth Cela Coultes, daughter of the late Mr, and Mrs. John Coultes Morris Township. Mr. Keatieg is the son of the late Mr. and Xis, Charles Keating, also of Morris Township. " They were married on June 30th, 1934 at the United Chetah manse, $elgrave, ,by Rev, 4, Grant now of London. They, resided in Tteigrave until 1944, when they moved to Wing- ham, They have One daughter, Catherine Marie (3.V.Ere. Bruce Macs Donald/ and two grandsons, Carey and Stephen erown7SuMeriand • Vows at Aft„, :13rmdges Bruce Sutherland, of Mena' Brydges, gave his •.tlativ,hter, Jo- anne Margaret, in marriage, a Sutherland's United Church or Saturday at 2.30. The groom, Wil Barn garvey Brown, is the Oa Mr, and Mrs. Wilfred Brown .0, Wroxeter. Rev..A, 1Z. Taylor officiated, Mrs Clement Fisher was pianist and tlx aileist„ Miss Mary Beth Gaugh Sang 'The Wedding Prayer", • The bride's waltz-leng'h gown with jewelled, sabrins, peek-fine aria .long lily-point sleeves, had a taper ed. 'bouffant skirt In rows ,of match tag tiered nylon lace, caught into a front lace panel. Her finger-tip veil of embroidered silk tulle w.a- adorned by a headed halo of pearls and irrldescent sequins. She e'er- vied a white Bible crested with red Sweetheart roses, Miss RoSalie Rolleson, as maid of honor, wore a waXa-length drew end carried li bouquet of pink ear. nations, Wrointer,'Wa'-beet* man for his brother and Bruce Lott, Wingham and RObert Brown also a brother of the groom, and of Wroxeter, were the ushers, The bride's mother wore a flow- ered blue nylon dress over matching taffeta with white accessories' and a corsage of white roses, The groom's mother was dressed in rose lace over taffeta with white acces- !eries and her corsage was white carnations, The bride's travelling- costume for their trip to Northern Ontario was a rose linen two-piece suit with white accessories and vailte car- nation corsage, They will reside in Wroxeter, Out-of-town guests at the wed- ding were -from Wingham, Wrox- eter, London, Delaware, Fingal and St, Thomas. The bride has 'been on the \ nurs- ing staff of the Wingham General Hospital. - Filial Meeting of Buds of Promise WROXETER—Lynne Wright pre- sided for the June meeting of The Buds of Peorrase Mission Band held in the church school room, Mrs. William Durst was pianist and opened the meeting with soft music. The call to worship, Mission Band hymn and the repeating of the Purpose opened the meeting, Mrs, Stuart Higgins was the story teller and, chose "Dirk Goes Hunt- ing" from the study book. Kay Wright read the Scripture lesson, Bonnie Adams distributed World Friends to the membera Piano solos were played by Leone Chambers, Carol Louttit and Ann Gibson. Ronald Elliott and Willie Wheeler received the offering, Members planned tie meetings for July and August. Edgar Reunion Held in Gorrie WROXETER—Sixty-five attend- ed the annual Edgar reunion held in Gorrie community park, Mr. and rats, Donald Ireland and <Me and Mrs. David Ireland of Tees- water planned an excellent pro- gram of sports. Two minutes' At Parents' Home WRQXETER,--A flowered arch en the l'a'wn of Mr, .and Mrs. liar- vey Couplands' home, with, baskets of pink and white peonies formed the setting for a doubly-ring nere- Many An Saturday at IX when their daughter Mary Eloise was united marriage with John Al- exander Edgar. The groom is the son of Mr, and Mrs, Alexander Ed- gar of Gerrie. flee, J, Swart Clarke, minister of the Gorrie and Wroxeter 'United churches, performed the wedding ceremony. Miss Anne Douglas of Wrouter was pianist and Raymond Gowdy of Wingham was the solo- ist, Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose a white ballerina- length gown of Chantilly lace with a fitted bodice, long Illy-poinia sleeves and a glittering sabring neckline, Her full bouffant skirt in 'bell style featured a scalloped hem- line worn over bridal satin. A fin- gertip veil of French silk was Caught 'by' a' tiara •eif seed' pearia and rhinestones and she carried a white Bible crested with pink ros- es. Miss Donna Coapland was her sister's maid of honor, while Miss Berva Gallaher was bridesmaid. Their identical waltz-length dress- es were shrimp color, worn over taffeta with taffeta cummerbunds. Their flowers were turquoise car- nations and white - chrysanthe- MUMS, Miss Carol Coupland, also a sis- ter of the bride, was junior brides- maid and her dress was turquoise nylon -over taffeta. She carried a nosegay of pink carnations, The groom's brother, Robert Ed- gar of Gorrie, was 'best man, with 'Stewart Coupland, brother of the bride and Robert Black, cousin of the groom, acting as ushers. The reception was held at Wrox- eter community ball at four o'clock. The bride's mother wore a, dress of mint 'green satin back sansilk, with a corsage of pink carnations, The groom's mother was attired in navy sheer over white and her corsage was also pink carnations. The young couple left for a wed- ding trip to the United States, The bride wore a turquoise nylon dus- ter over a satin sheath for travel- ling. Her accessories were white and she had a pink rose corsage. Guests Were present from To- ronto, Wingham and Bala. Ma and Mrs, `Edgar will live in Kitchener. silence was observed in memory of the late r4Jdwin,Palrner, a enjoyed picnic supper and the election of officers took plea* as follows. President 'for 1960, Nelson Heist, Toronto; vice presi- dent, Max Bell, Gorrie; sec:-treas.; Mrs, .Allister Green, Wingham.; sports, Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Jacaues, Mr. and Bra, Harold Congreetri; lunch committee, Mr. and Mrs.- George Gibson.' ' PRIZES, *ROES, PRIZES—The above photo shows the array of prizes that were prese;nted to essay Winners by the North Huron Safety Council last Wednesday. The 'prize's were either purehaeed with Money donated to the, courted or were donated by hi torested merchants. The 2,000 two-color certificates awarded to those who passed their examinations were donated by the Advance-Times. WROXETER • GUEST SPEAKER WITH INDIA MEDICAL UNIT An interesting evening was held recently at S.S No, 9, Turatierry. when Miss Joan WightMan and her papas entertained their parents at Clpen Night. The ehildren's Work becks, projects, murals, etc,, were oil displaY, This work shnwed painstaking guidance ,end initia- tive on the pert of the tnacher,and patient Iriber ,of the pupils, The girls and boys entertained with those musical numbers Which had been winners at the festival, Miss Wightinee, with the help of Miss Glare McGowan •of Blyth at the projector, showed pictures Which they had taken last year on „their, tour ef,„Paglaad, Scotland Wales and Europe. Later Pat Ross asked Miss Wigbanan to come to the front and read the 'following addres We have called you up to ethe front of the classroom, your }old familiar station—otily this timei in reverse--we're going to tell you something, We want you to' know that the last two years have been very pleasant ones for lbeth child,- Ten and parents, and for the child- ren, very stimulating ones. 'you have been a diligent teacher and the toys and girls have progresped well under your- guidance. As an alder 'teacher, who is nearing eup- erannuation, remarked recently, There are three F's for every tea- ebere-be fair, he firm, be -friendly". We think you have accomplished all three remarkably well, You have made sphool interesting end have gone beyond the line of duty m remembering the little'things which make each child feel a little bit speciala .We are sure in years to come the 'children will look back very kindly on their years with Mies' Wighterian, • But all- good hings come to an end, soe- We sure don't like to see you go, But we won't make a fuss, We'll just say Bye and think of you • Acid hope' you thiria of us. So am revoir and fare thee well, Good „luck in all you doq And remember Our best wishes, Will be tagging after yoa-a, in this" overnight 'bag which we would like you to have as. • a re- minder of your days at No, 9. Lionel Gibbons presented the gift, Later in the week the girls and boys preSented their teacher with a gold compact inscribed from ettie,gfilaaatielebeyseot.No. 9, elainele was served by the senior pupils: , WHITECHURCH STILL IN LEAGUE LEAD The WOAA Midget softball series is beginning to warm up. White church managed' to squeeze its 7th win to• keep the ,teatres record in- tact at a game 'played against Tees- Water Whiteehurch on Tuesday evening of. last 'week. TeeswaCer, the second place team -in, the league, gave a good account of themselyes to start off the'' second half of their double schedula Fieldiing hag greatly improved since the first game of the season. Whitechurch added another vic- tory to their• total at the expense of Belmore in the latter village on. Friday. There were very fear people present to watch the game but this is, rip exception to the rule. It seems 'too bad because it is •a good brand of ball and it makes it exceedingly hard to' sponsor the team with so little bench support, Standings at present: One of the highlights of the Go- forth Auxiliary 'was- the Jute pot- Melt Meal at Which gu-ests`aaere peewit from em eillariee:in' Luck- to hear guest. speaker `Miss Ida White of Goderldh. An exoellent, devotional part was "Prayer. Is Much Mere Than Ask- ing God'e Hein". Although it ap- peared to the Israelites that God did' not heir them in their crisis, He looked upon them and trained Moses to help them. ' A short sketch was•given of Miss Isbbel Taylor,' missitelary in For- m* 'for 25 'years. the Taylor is a graduate of the Conservatory of Music in ,Toronto,; She teaches music in high scheoli and colleges and translates hymns from various sources. Another short sketch was given of Miss Lily Simpson, who In 1928 went to India to work in the Jhansi field, During the war she worked in Australia' and lately has been working among the Bhils in India. The guest speaker, Miss' Ida, White, Reg.N., went to India In 1966, to work in the mobile medical unit. She showed many pictures of the work of the mobile units in villages of India. 1J woo RECEIVE CERTIFICAIT1S—Lorraine °edict!, of KS. Howick, 'was one of a number of children who were presented With safety certificates by Vaughn. Douglas last Wednesday evening, Some 2,000 children successfully completed the safety examinations and have reealred Mr. and Mrs. SteWart Musgrove, Robert and Faye spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eagles and faitallya'tisitdiartaa° '""'"--"a'aa Ross,.Toman spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Toraan, thener. Misses Nancy Newton and San- dra Edgar spent the week-end at Port Elgin, Master Brian Tait, 'Ajax, is vis- iting his grandparents, Mr. and. Mrs: A, Hunt. Mrs. Hunt, who was visiting in Ajax, returned home, Mr. and Mrs. James Doig spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Blackwell, Drayton, • Mr and Mrs. William Hart were week-end guests of Mr, and Mrs. George Hart at Port Elgin. Mrs. Angus Carmichael, Mr. and Mrs, James Robertson, Jimmy and Scott of Goderich, spent Sunday at the home of Mr. John Hupfer and also visited Mrs, Alonzo Spading in Wingham Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown Sr., Mr. and Mrs, Wilfred Brown, Mr. and Mrs, Bob Brown Jr. and Mr, and Mrs, Jack' Brown were guests at the Brown - Sutherland wedding on Saturday in Mount Brydges. Mr, and Mrs. Ross Coates and Misses Elaine and Margaret Maple- toft spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, Clayton Coates, Sarnia, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Diebel, of Southampton, were Saturday eve- ning visitors of Mr. and Mrs, Wil- fred Brown. Mr, and Mrs. Mee Allen and fam- ily, Montreal, have arrived to spend the summer at their home here, WINS MUST PRIZE—Mary Helen Buchan, :It years old, woh the first prize, in the North Huron Safety Council essay contest. She is batman with Pr ovincial Constable J. J. Lewis, organizer, 'as be pre- sented her with the TV set. Mary is a Grade 6 pu pil at S.S. No. 12, Grey Township,—A-T photo. W LT P 358 530 000 11606 0 8 0 0 Whitechurch TeesWater Belerave Delmore Miss White showed the great need for More doctors, nurses and other workers in India, She asked church women to pray that each one should arve Jesus Christ as his or her personal 'Saviour and that each axle should be in the work He has chosen for us. similau certificates.—Adstatice-Times photo, 77' asee eeeseeee sae eats Drenry, Aleklitirfillton, Doug Proctor,. isfatilyn Gale Render. ho eon an'il no)* lit0000md: .front towo Nwikw ()towing, Linda *axle snot bherYt Scott,, TieN WINNVItecteitl prize witutera in the North Hiiion Safety Commit cesay contest recOved record players' for their efforts at a special )imetime to tlia Wing-ham District High Scheel laat Weeliteale day; leihnert Oiiirtaila above area; hack roW, lett to tight, Shelia ttrnater;. front row, Cbeill Asians, Maris Viingthit, hiss mart mid Hiatt Ctjlltnwr: IftECtiVfi RADIOS —Third plate winners in the essay contest spon- sored 14, the North Unroll Safety Commit were; loft to right, back row, Shat; Jane Stemmer) Gloria latita, Mary Craig, :Tim Adams, .plane m0.