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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1973-04-26, Page 6filatures from The World of Women Mr., Mrs. T. Morrison. have 35tb anniversary WHITECHURCH -- Mr. and Mrs. Tom Morrison of Lucknow, formerly of Whitechurch, cele- brated their 35th wedding anni- versary at their home on Satur= day with Open House afternoon and evening. Mrs. Morrison was the former' Constance Buckton, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Sae the USW lined washers&dryers at Stainton- Hardware Wingham, Ontario 357-2910 Buckton of Toronto and in later years, of Whitechurch. Mr. Morrison was born at Langside, a son 9f•the late Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Morrison. They were married April 4, 1930, at Guelph. Mr. and Mrs. Morrison have two sons, Jim of Lucknow and Kenneth of Alberta and one .daughter, Mrs. Frank (Marilyn) Stockhill of South Porcupine. They have five grandchildren. Present for the occasion to celebrate with them, were their daughter, Mrs. Stockhill, and daughters Connie and Colleen; his sisters, Mrs. Eva Cameron and Mrs. Victor (Edna) Case - more of Brantford; and Mrs. Morrison's brother, Herb Buck- ton. Mr. and Mrs. Morrison were members of Chalmers Pres- byterian Church here before transferring to Lucknow. While here, Mr. Morrison was chaitr- man of the Board of Managers of Chalmers and a member .of the athletic association. He was also influential in building ,both ser- vice stations in Whitechurch. He is, a veteran of World War II. Attending their Open House, were guests from South Porcu- pine, Lucknow; ` 'Wingham, Pickering, Kitchener, Culross and Brantford. —Mrs. Olive Boss spent the holiday weekend with relatives in Ottawa and Pembroke. FURNITURE SPUNDID STOCK OF LIVING ROOM SUITES AT ,THE GODFREY SCHUETT SHOWROQMS 1 ilcirnay Also Bedroom and Kitchen Suites 4 BUY THIS WEEK SCHUETT'S deliver in Southern Ontario LIVE LIKE A QUEEN... 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Please Phone (S19)-357-2444 When you boil water for. instant coffee, -� :« • an, extra: cup and maketela4O;• Q is c rep0shtid irodenx k 01 G.nsm4 Fo 4 G4► ... . CONTRIBUTING TO THE interest at the Silver Circle School at St. Andrew's Church is Brenda Zimmerman seen Recent bride is honored at Whitechurch WHITECHURCH — A mis- cellaneous shower was held on Saturdayevening in Chalmers Presbyterian Church Sunday School room,.in honor of Mrs. Al- lan Yockelson of Toronto, the former Darlene Simpson,, daugh- ter of Mr. and.Mrs Hugh Simp- son ,.,;°'S„44,, .t Mrs. Donald Ross presided at the piano while Mrs. Yockelson, her sister, Jean Simpson, and her friend, Brenda . King, took their seats at the front of the room dec- orated with blue, yellow and green balloons and streamers. Eileen deBoer was mistress of ceremonies and began the even- ing with community singing with Mrs. Ross pianist. Rhonda Gibson and Linda Moore, accompanied by Mrs. Garnet Farrier, sang "The Bible Tells Me So" and "The Rain". Mrs. Millan Moore gave a read- ing, -"The Enchanted Shirt". Irene deBoer then introduced Mrs. Yockelson and Ruth Elliott, Kathy Purdon and Jane Laidlaw presented the gifts, including cake plates, mugs and tumblers, linens, kitchenware, bathroom sets, electrical appliances and a cookbook. The guest of honor very -graciously thanked the sponsors and all who attended. Lunch was served at the close of the evening. STYLISH SEVEN BELGRAVE - Five members answered the roll call when the Belgrave I 4-H club held its meet- ing., Minutes of the last meeting were read by. Patsy Scott. A demonstration followed with Mrs. Moore discussing hems and finishing of garments. The girls worked on the samples for their books and also worked on their .garments. The next meeting will be held April 30. distributing Easter baskets she made to the children. Staff Photo. to Mrs. Norman Co�Ites're-elected. as president of Belgrave WI BELGRAVE - Mrs. Normal Coultes was re-elected president when the Women's Institute held its annual meeting in the com- munity centre on Tuesday after- noon of Last. week. Past president is Mrs. Ivan •Wightman. • District Director. Mrs. Har ld Gaunt conducted the�f �electio of officers, inc1udiri :'1st vi president, Mrs. Stanley Hopper; 2nd vice-president, Mrs. George Procter; secretary -treasurer; Mrs. Ross Higgins; assistant, Mrs. Glenn Coultes; district director, Mrs. Ivan Wightman; alternate, Mrs: Stanley, Black;. public relations officer, Mrs. Hazel Procter; branch directors, Mrs. Clarence Hanna, Mrs. Clarke Johnston, Mrs. Dan Hall- ahan; curators of Tweedsmuir history, Mrs. Wightman, Mrs. Lawrence Taylor, Mrs. Walter Scott, Mrs. Stewart Procter, Mrs. Gordon McBurney. Conveners of standing commit- tees are: Agriculture and Can- adian. Industries, Mrs. Leonard James and' Mrs. Stanley “Blac`k; Citizenship and World Affairs, Mrs. William Coultes and Mrs. George Michie; Education and Cultural Activities, Mrs. Hallahan and Mrs. S. Procter; -Family and Consumer Affairs, Mrs. Jack Taylor and Mrs. Earl Anderson; Resolutions, Mrs. Herson Irwin; community activi- ties, Mrs. Leslie Bolt and Mrs. Lorne Jamieson; grandmothers' meeting, Mrs. Hazel Purdon and Mrs, -George Walker; cards for sick and shut-in, Mrs. Clarence Hanna; Christmas meeting, Mrs. George Procter; Easter meeting, Mrs. Glenn Coultes; pianists, Mrs. Procter, Mrs. William Coul- tes; auditors, Mrs,. Willard Arm- strong and Mrs. Cecil Coultes; convener of programs, Mrs. Stanley Hopper. Pennies for friendship are to be taken at each meeting. . Mrs. Coultes. presided for the duration of the meeting and con- ducted a very impressive mem- orial service; a two -minute sil- ence was observed for the .pass- ing t valued 'member, Mrs. StanleY CoOk.' e pr idents ,.. sspd 91. and 'e'e- ioi�f; Ana he'ti � d Ira Et soeiate with Easter, was' answer- ed. Program convener was Mrs. Walter Scott who chose as her mtto, "By the faith which Easter , kindles, ' hope for the world is sustained". Readings, entitled "Scatter Sunnite ' and "A Heap of Joy in Living", were given by Mrs.- Stewart Procter. Guest speaker was Rev. John G. Roberts who spoke on the Easter message and what' it means to each individual. "Take the Easter message out of the church", he said, "and there isn't much left. The essence and faith is the foundation of life. The Easter message and faith is God's purpose to save the world and the people therein. We have to have personal faith in Easter and the Resurrection and triumph over sin, believing that through Christ we live, move and have our being". , A demonstration of an Easter arrangement was displayed . by Mrs. Leslie Bolt, using styro- foam ; tyro -foam; a colored plastic egg con- tainer proved very pretty and helpful. Poems, "Package of Seed" and "An Easter. Thought", were recited by Mrs., Ivan, Wightman. The secretary, Mrs. Stan Hop- per, gave the report of previous meetings and also gave the treas- urer's report: She made special reference oto the social evening which the Institute sponsored on behalf of the_ "Save the Eyes" project. The correspondence included cards of thanks and a letter an- nouncing the district annual meeting to be held in Dungannon ons May 30. The report of the nom- inating committee was given by Mrs. Hazel Procter and the finan- cial statement by secretary-- gator–'Mrs ' -H r. "l rs. G ni 1. °e tIe ,tdi�r'' w.nn .theepoi of standing 'committees was pre- sented by Mrs. Procter. An executive meeting will be held Tuesday evening, . May 1. Following the close of the meeting, lunch was served by Mrs. William Coultes, Miss Dor- othy Higgins and Mrs. George Procter. (ANGLICAN). WINGHAM REV. T. K., HAWTHORN, ;g ►r . MRS, HARRY BODGES", Organist • and Choir Lader sundayi April. . 29 Easter I' 11.00 a.m.—Holy Communion and Litany , ' Meetings Fri., April 27 --Servers' Guild Meets, et rectory at 5.30 p.m.. • o4 MAIN STREET Wingham 'Regular Meetings - Wed., 10.0 ? Ladies' Coffee H.w r► Thurs., 8.00 p.m,--' r ng and Bible Study Sunday, 10.00 a.m.—Breaking of Bread 11.15 a.m.—Sunday School Adult Bible Class 7.30 p:m.--Evening Gospel Service STUDENTS OF THE Golden Circle School, Wingham, stagspent part of several days preparing tags for Hospital Tag Day sponsored by the Auxiliary td the Wingham and Dis- trict Hospital. This group is busy inserting the strings in the • A birthday party in a retirement home. With a cake with real icing and Candles to blow out. And friends and laughter and happiness. Yes, you can buy happiness. For others. Now. Today. Give to The Salvation Army Red Shield Appeal. Please give toThe Red Shield Appeal DONATIONS MAY BE MAILED TO P.O. BOX 610, WINGHAM CAMPAIGN DATES --- APRIL 30 TO MAY 4