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Wednesday, May 18, 1949 THE WINGIIANI ADVANCE-TIMES PAGE;
ing to have been $17,00. It was decid-
ed to collect a bale of used clothing
for overseas relief. Any donation will
be gratefully received. It was decided
to change the day of meeting to the
second Wednesday in the y month,
Mrs, Newton gave a very interesting
report of the Presbyterial held hi
Hensall, Mrs, McKerson had charge
of the chapter "The Christian Church"
from the Study Book, "West of the
Gorges."
Mrs. 5. A, Todd took the chair for
the meeting of the W. A, for which
the theme was "Christian Youth and
Christian Liberty, The scripture les-
son was read by Mrs. W. A, Miller
and the lesson thoughts by Mrs, S,
A. Todd. Plans were made for the
bazaar to be' held on Saturday after-
noon and also for catering for a wed-
ding in July,
Mrs. Gordon McPherson, Misses
jean and Donna Aiteheson, Jack,and
Bob •Aitcheson, were visitors in Lon-
don with friends last week,
The Woman's Association of the
United Church are holding a tea and
sale of baking in the Auxiliary Rooms
Lucknow, on Saturday afternoon.
Mr, Eldon Miller, who for several
weeks has been suffering from a sore
back is a patient in the Wingham
General Hospital for X-rays.
Owing to the meeting of the West
Huron Women's Institute Districl
Annual, which will he held in the Un-
ited Church here on Thursday, June
2nd., the regular meeting of the In-
stitute will be held at the home of
Mrs. George Stuart, on Thursday,
May 26th, at 2,30 p.m. Roll Call, Sug-
gestions for the New Year. Program
Committee and hostesses, Miss Mary
Murray, Mrs, Clifford Murray, Mem-
bers are asked to bring short readings
of interest. A good attendance is re-
quested, as final plans for the District
Annual must be made.
Her many friends are glad to know
that Mrs. Jack Sparkes (formerly
Miss Muriel Miller) of London, is
making favourable recovery folloWing
a serious operation in the Victoria,
Hospital, on Saturday.
WEDDINGS
Fry - Bowen
A pretty early spring .wedding was
solemnized in the United Church Par-
sonage, Owen Sound, Saturday, May
7th, when Betty Adelaide, elder dau-
ghter of Mr, and Mrs, Arthur Bowen
of Euphresia became the bride of
Douglas Edmund Fry, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. Fry, Sr., of Kincardine.
Rev. S. E, Annis heard the marriage
vows,
The dark-haired bride looked thvely
in a suit of grey wool with blue acces-
sories and wearing a corsage of Amer-
ican Beauty. Roses, For "Something
Old" site carried an embroidered silk
handkerchief which her mother car-
ried on her wedding day and which
had been given .her for "Something
Old" by the bride's grandomther, the
late Mrs. W, j, Ward,
Miss Joan Anderson of Kincardine,
attired in grey suit and hat with wine
accessories and wearing a corsage of
pink sweetheart roses was bridesmaid.
Mr. Gordon Fry, also of Kincardine,
cousin of the groom, was best man.
Following the ceremony a reception
was held at the home of the bride's
parents, where a dainty luncheon was
served to the immediate families of
the bridal couple, The bride's table
was centred with a lovely three-storey
wedding cake topped with a miniature
bride and groom under a white arch.
The cake was flanked on .either side
by tall pink tapers in...silver holders.
The room was decorated with pink
and white streamers. and white bells.
Four girl friends' of the bride, Mrs4
Keith Rodman, Misses Marion and
Luella Hutchinson and Reatice Har-
vey served the guests.
For her daughter's reception, .Mrs.
Bowen .chose a two-piece dress of
rose jersey-laine, while Mrs, Fry Sr.,
was gowned in green figured jerse4.
Both wore corsages of roses.
Later amid showers' of confetti and
good wishes the happy young couple
left on a short honeymoon to points
north. For travelling the bride donned
a black shortie coat over her suit with
matching accessories. On their return
they will reside in Kincardine, where
they are boib employed in the Circle t
Bar Hosiery Mill.
The bride is a niece of Mrs. James
Seli and Mrs. Lloyd Hingston of
Wingham and Miss Mabel Marshall
of Blueva/e, Her mother was the for-
mer Adelaide Marshall of Teeswater.
W.O.A.A, ARRANGE
BALL MORINO
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Two Evenings Necessary To Group
The 164 Teams Entered
Sportsmen fromsections of Wes-
tern Ontario convened to draw up
groupings in the variousseries of the
W.O.A.A, Anticipatingbest sea-
son since inauguration,representatives
all
the
from 16A teams entered in the W.O.
A.A. were present to map out both the
baseball and softball agenda. Tory
Gregg, president of the association,
presided, Two nights were designated
to handle the record entry this season.
Softball Groupings
Men's Series, Intermediate "A"
Group 1: Wiarton, Southampton,
Port Elgin, Kincardine, Chesley, Wal-
kerton, Hanover:. Clarence Smaltz,
Walkerton, convener. Group 2: Lis-
towel, Wingham, S'eaforth, Sebring-
ville, Centralia, R.C.A.F., Hugh Haw-
kins, Convener; Clinton,
Men's "B" Series
Group 1: Brussels, Teeswater,
Lucknow; Blyth, Clinton Radar
School; Rev. Rogers, Blyth convener.
Men's "C" Series
Group 1: 'Belgrave, Gorrie, Stone
School, Illuevale, Fordwich, Wrox-
eter, Kenneth Edgar, Wroxeter, con-
vener,
Group 2: Cargill, Chepstow, Paisley
Junior Farmers, Paisley Village "B"
team; Jerry Cassidy, Cargill, convener'.
Group 3: Pine River, Armow, Ber-
vie, Tiverton, Underwood; Edward
Tennyson, Underwood, convener.
Group '4—Dromore, Holstein, Bach-
elors, Holstein, 'Bettedi.c4;, .Glen
Rev. Orval Docke,. Holstein, convener.
Group 5: Port Albert, Dungannon,
Benmiller, Londesboro, Auburn and,
Union; Harry Sturdy, Auburn, con-
vener. -
Group 6. Sharon, Crediton, Centro/-
la, Dublin, Grand Bend "B" team;
Gordon Eagleson, convener, Dash-
wood.
Group 7: Millbank, Carthage, Lin-
wood, ,Monkton, Moorefield: Lloyd
Tanner, Carthage, convener,
Group 8—Bosanquet, Junior Farm-
ers, Parkhill "A", Medford. and •Ar-
kona "B" teams, Kettle Point and
Sylvan "C" teams; Howard Brown,
Thedford, ronvener.
Group 0.: Desboro, Keady, Kilsyth;
Edward Wells, Desboror convener.
Group 10: Chatsworth, Flesherton,
Berkley, Edward Wells, Desboro, con-
vener,
Group 11: Elmwood, a bye.
Juvenile Series
Group 1: Linwood, Carthage, At-
wood, Monkton, Robert Gaul, Monk-
ton, convener.
Group 2: Ripley, Belgrave, Wing-
ham, Midgets; W. Burton, Wingham,
convener.
Bantam Series
Fordwich, Winghain and Wingham
Pee-Wees; W. G, Burton, convener.
Ladies' Softball Series
Group 1: Thedford„ Parkhill, 'Kettle
Point, Point Edward, Arkona Forest,
Tiny Wilkinson, Forest, convener.
Group 2: Exeter, Lucan, Dash-
wood, Crediton, Ilderton; Robert
Crawford, Centralia, R.C„A,F., con-
vener.
Group 3: Elora, Palmerston, Listo-
wc1, Newton, Linwood, Atwood; Clif-
ford, Greishback, Listowel, convener.
Group 4: Kincardine, Goderielt
Legionettes, Tiverton, Ripley, Glands,
William Cottrill, Tiverton, convener.
Group 5: Cimesicy, Mount Forest,
Durh am, A yton, Hanover, Neu s tad t,
Clifford; Edward Matheson, Clifford,
convener.
• Group 2—.)f ilverton, New Ham-.
burg, Pahnerston, Listowel, Juniors.
Gammie Zimmerman, Milverton, con-
vener.
Midget Series
Group 1—Neustad t, Mil dmay,
Drew, Clifford, Hampden, juveniles,
!George Ste. Marie, Clifford, „conven-
er,
Group 2—Fla rriston, Mount._ Forest,
lListowel, Arthur, Howard Snooks,
Mount Forest, convener. •
Group 3—Wingham, Clinton, Tees-
water, Vic Long,hlean, Wingham,
convener.
Bantam Series
Group 1--Listowel, Elora, ...Nliblmay,
Elmwood, Harold Priebe, Mildmay,
convener.
Group 2—Auburn, tloderich, Wing-
ham, Lucknow, Bill Craig, Auburn,
convener.
Group3—New Hamburg, bye.
Pee Wee Series
Group 1—Goderich, Auburn, Chu-
ton, Wingham, •Red 'Caron, Clinton,
convener.
Group 2—New Hamburg, bye.
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M.1.5.—Don't tempt me, lady, don't
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ST. HELENS
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'sent. Mrs. W. I. Miller presided for
the meeting of the W.M.S. which the
theme of the worship service was
i"Newcomers to Canada." The treas-
urer reported the Easter Thankoffer-
'SCRVING, CANADIANS tHROUGH CHEMISTRY'
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Group 6: Brussels, Myth, Goderielt,
Lions, Seaforth, Hensall, Zurich, Geo,
Nfc.Nall, Blyth, convener.
Junior Girls Series
I:roup 1: Palim.rst.ln, Listowel,
Harold. Roberts, T .islow el, cunvener.
Group 2: Clinton, Wineham, Ilims
sels, Alek Goats, \I:11101am. conven-
er.
Group :3: Tlaeoter„i hy,,,.
BASEBALL GROUPINGS
Intermediate
Group 1:—Durham, Ayton, Moen!
Forest, Drew, . Neestatit, Mildneiy,
Clifford, Harriston, T.istowel, Tony
Samuels, '.1tount VoreSt, Colll.ellet,
Gr01.11) 2-17,Imita, Elora, Drayton,
Palmerston, Arthur, Milverion,, Rich-
Ord Martin, Elmira, convener.
Juvenile Series
,Group 1.;—“mterich, Auburn, Rip-
ley, Juniors, convener, Nelson Hill,
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