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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1969-01-23, Page 8me, Page 8 - Wingham‘ Advance -Times, Thursday. Jan, 23, 1969 Personal Notes from Gorrie Mi. Robert Wade of Pointe Claire, Oue. , visited his moth.", er, Mrs. Norman Wade 1st Monday in the Wingham and District Hpspital. Mrs. Wade was able to return home on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gowdy visited Sunday at the home of Mrs. Betty Feagan of Wingham. Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Cars- well of Harriston visited Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Trimble on Sunday. Miss Margaret Koch under- went an appendectomy in Lis- towel Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Grain- ger visited Mr. and Mrs. Bert Spence of Mitchell on Thurs- day. - Mr. and Mrs. Albie Foster of Galt spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Underwood. Mr. Thomas McInnes re- turned home iSunday from Vic- toria Hospital, London' on Sun- day,. MM. Gerald Galbraith,Misses 4/Za1eth and Judy Galbraith and Mr• Donald Galbraith of . Waterloo, were guests at the wedding of Margaret Ann Fish- er and Mr. Paul Wayne Gal- braith on Saturday.in St. Cath- atineS• Among those from a distance who attended the Golden Wed- ding anniversary of Mr. and, Mrs. Gordon Edgar on Wednes-' day were Mr. and Mrs, Glen Black of Hamilton,' Mrs, Leslie Donovan, KOhener, Miss Mary Black, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Cochrane, Mr, and Mrs. Wil- liam Edgar, Mr. and Mrs.An- drew Hall, all of Ayr, Mr. and Igri. Howard Ritchie, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Greenwood, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Robson, Mr. and Mis, Cameron Robson., all of Durham and Mrs. Donald Williamson of Thornhill. Con- gratulations were received by telegram fromPierre Elliot Trudeau, Murray Gault, M.P.P. and a phone call from the bride's brother, Mr. Cameron Robertson of Strathclair, Man. One hundred and sixty signed the guest book. Alvin Simpson of Gorrie, James Alcorn, Wroxeter, and Jack Wilson, Fordwich, were Howick residents on jury duty at Goderich. Mrs. Harold King spent the week with her sister, Mrs. Nor- man Beatty of Tara. Mr, and Mrs. James Morden attended the funeral on Satur- day of Mr. Norman Beatty. Knox Presbyterian annual meeting BELMORE--The annual. meet- ing of-knox Presbyterian Church was held on Monday afternoon, January 13th, in the church. Rev. E. R. Hawkes was in charge and opened the meeting with devotions. Mrs. Harvey Bal- lagh was elected secretary for the meeting. A hymn was sung In .memory of Mr. Elmer Zinn and Mr. William Nickel, who passed awayduring 1968. Annual re- ports were then read and adopt- ed, with each organization re7 • porring a good year. Election of officers then fol- loWed: „Treasurer, Mrs. Ralph Dickson; managers, Wallace Richardson, Elmer Jeffray, and Bruce Darling newly elected; church auditor, Mrs. Douglas • McPherson; ushers, Wallace Richardson, Ralph Dickson, - George Dickson, Robert Inglis, Hugh Leeson, Donald Nickel; representative to Bible Society, Thomas Inglis; trustees, Ken- neth Dickson, Elmer Jeffray, Fleming Ballagh. Rev.' Mr. Hawkes'expressed his apttreciation for the co-op- eration of his congregation, ,and on behalf of the congregation thanked Mrs. Alvin Mundell, organist, and members of the '- choir, for their contribution during the past year. A motion was made that die annual Sun- day School meeting be held February 3rd, at which time ,. theofficers of the SundaySchool be elected. 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Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Abra- ham of Belmore visited Thurs.': day with Mrs; Roy Gordy. Mr. and Mrs. Spence Brears of Harriston visited Wednesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Grajoger, Mr. and Mrs. Mac Newton and family visited Mrs. Edward Newion dTWingham on Sunday. BIRTH FINNIGAN--Marge and Keith Finnigan are happy to an- nounce the arrival of their daughter, Heather Ann, in St. Joseph's Hospital, Lon- don, on January 3, 1969, a sister for Michael. Calvin.Bricic Messengers WHITECHURCIt caheMe4i- sengers,of Calvin -Brick met during the church service pfl, Sunday morning when the of - Reed were installed by Mrs, Norman Coultes: The officers are, past presi- dent, Jim Beecroft; associate president, Cathy Chandler, Margaret Robertson and Joyce Taylor; viee-presidents , Marion McGee, Marilyn Robertson and Lorna Mason; secretary, Helen Cha.n.dler; treasur. er, Marlene McGee. Cathy Chandler presided for the meeting and Marilyn Rob- ertson was pianist. Darlene Coultes read Scripture and , prayer was'offered by Doreen Taylor, Jim McGee and Doug- las Shiell received:the offering which was dedicated by Cathy Chandler. . The story, "A Verse for the New Year", was given by Mrs. Lawrence TayloL. A dialogue _by Margaret Robertson, Marion McGee and Joyce Taylor gave points to think about concern- ing China. The members then went to classes for further s t u d y on China. Whitechurch News Sunday School officers and teachers of th&United Church met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Farrier on Tues- day. Present for the meeting. were Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ross, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Laidlaw, Mrs. George Thomp- son, Diane Coultes, John Gibb, Mrs. Farrier and Elmer Sleight- tolm. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Schblt2 Karen, Leasa and Kenton of Goderich were Sunday visitors with Mrs. Ezra Scholtz. Mr. and.fyIrs.,Ben McClena- ghan returned home on Sunday with Mr. and, Mrs. Harry Moss, • Of Plattsvilie, after a three weeks' visit with them. The U. C. W. executive held a meeting on Wednesday at the - home of Mrs. GarnerFarrier, president, to plan the meetings for the coming year. Mr. and Wt. Ivan Laidlaw and Janet left on'Thursday for ag trip to Florida. ° Mrs. Fred Yausie and Car- man and Jerry Pastorius of Lon-. don.were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McBurney and family. Mrs; Elroy Laidlaw and Jo- ann were in London on Friday and returned home on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs,: Cameron Simmons. Mr. -and•Mrs. Garnet Farrier attended the funeral of Mr. Nel- son Higgins on Sunday at the Walker funeral horne, Wing - ham. This community extends sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Car- man Farrier and family of To- ronto. Mrs. Farrier was a daughter of the late Mr. Hig- gins- Fred Davis arrived home from Niagara Falls and Mrs. Davis accompanied him to Lucan • where they spent the week -end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Davis. Mrs. David will visit frith them this week while Fred attends the course at Niag- ara Falls. /vit. and Mrs. Bill E v a n s were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Chester Feagan, of Goderich. Mr. and Mrs. ,Bill Gibson, Rhonda, Billie and Gregory were Sunday Visitors with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Fisher, and grandmother, eMrs. Car- ruthers Of Wingh On Thursday Bi11 Rintoul was admitted t� St. Joseph's Hospital, London, and on Fri- day underwent surgery. The community wishes him a speedy recovery. Mrs. Rintoul return- ed home on Sunday and report- ed him to be as well as expect, - ed. His ,room is 506, 5th floor. ' Mr. and Mrs. Ross Smith, Kathy and Bradley of West Hill attended the funeral .of Mr. Art Edgar last Wednesday and visited with her parcnti, Mr. and Mrs. Russel Chapman. On Thursday afternoon Vic" Emerson visited with Bill Brown, who was released from hospital on Monctay and is at -the' home of his daughter, Mrs. Charles Tiffin. Mrs. Douglas Conley of WinghaM spent Thursday'and Friday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Conn while Doug was at dwen Sound. The community extends con- gratulations to Ed Walker who went on his 3- minute shopping spree at the Red Front Grocery on Thursday evening. We are happy to report that Mrs. Gordon Wall of Langside wart able to return home On the week -end from Wingham and District' Hospital.. ft tr. and Mrs. Bill Evans at- terided th, opening session' of Bruce County Council held at Walkerton on Monday evening. Bill Evans is reeve of Kinloss. Russel Ritchie visited on Sun..' day with Leslie Ritchie of Luck - now. Mrs. Allan Turner returned" from Aurora on'Sunday to her home here. Her son, Richard Turner, Rickey, Anne and Char- lene accompanied her here. Mr. and Mrs. Gershom John- ston visited on Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wood and family of Egmondville, Mr, and Mrs. Ross McMichael 9f Sea.; forth and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Johnston and family of Clinton. John Clipperton and Robert Mullis of Thamesford visited on. Sunday with her parents, Wil- ford Clipperton and Mrs. Bessie /-13- Any girl in this community "over 12 years of age wishing to join the Whitechurch 4-H Club for the project, "The Third Meal", may give her name to' Mrs: Victor Emerson before January 2 5th. The leaders must know how many books to order. Unitpd. .thor0i.'..:W00011.--ei: officers at general meeting FORDWICH-The afternoon 1 and evening units of the United Church Women met Jointly for the general meeting with the afternoon group in charge of the program. The worship service was taken by Mrs. Clarence Cars- well on the theme, "A World Corrimunity''' pointir4 out. especially concern for China. Scripture was read and prayer oferedi An introduction IQ the study book on Chin was presented by Mrs. Crosby otttern, and Mrs. Parker Eurig. R911 call was an- swered with a •Ne w Year's though; and a get well carfl. Annual reports showed an active and financially success- ful year. - Rev. W. C. Parrott presided for, the electio and installation or officers•As fOuorst Paat'preI4ent,N,WarrOn 'zigbrigs; progdent, Mrs. Jack 1411soni,ist liticelfpreolklent. Wit t;enOtb$041; 2nct vinqvirof. Went, t./.1,1w, Scott C14$4:44 3rd vice, gra, guncr garOing; or; Mix Minnie MO- Siw4in; rec0rding Secretaky, MM. Pariter •Et,tri; cQrreSpond.. We secretary, Mrs. Harold Polg, Friendship and visiting, Mrs. Ken Graham; Christian edtica" tion, Mrs. Jack Wilson;:Christ- tan citizenshJp, Mrs. Anson Ruttan; finanO7e, Mrs. Mel Tay- lor; flowers, Mrs. Austin Stin- son and Nits. Clarence CarsWell; literature, Mrs. Crosby Sothern; manse, Mxs. Stanley Bride; programs.:Mis, Robe Glbson; supply, Mrs. Bruce 44. 1.4; $tewatfithiP and XeqUillAri s Mel Penny; pianist, MIs. Min- nie Mcylwainknorninating corny mince, Mrs., Jack Brown, Ws. George Ashton ,fanct Mrs. Lome Siefert Jr, Wits. 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