The Wingham Advance-Times, 1961-04-26, Page 10h Wedding Anniversary. SPRING THANKOFFERING
WEST SPEAKER IS
MRS. W. 0. STRUTHERS
GORRIE--The Spring Thankof-
fering Service of the Woman's
Missionary Society was observed in
the United Church on Sunday mor-
ning. The anthem, "My Task", by
the choir under the direction of
Mrs. Norman Carson,, with Miss
Carol Robinson taking the solo
part, added to the service,
Rev, J. E. Clarke introduced the
guest sneaker, Mrs, W. 0. Struth-
ers of Mitchell, -who spoke very
effectively on the theme, "The
Power of the Spoken. Word", tak-
ing as her text "And the two dis-
ciples heard him speak, and they
followed Jesus". The speaker stat_
ed that the word of God is the
power of the church. Portions of
Scripture learned early in life be-
come the basis of effective witness
for God by Christians.
Honor Newlyweds
GORRIE---Mr, and Mrs. Thomas
McPherson (Ruth Toner) of Tees-
water; newlyweds, were honored by
friends and neighbors in the Gor-
rie community hall on Friday.
Gwen 'Hyndman read the address
and Elaine Miller presented them
with a gift of money. Lambkin s
orchestra, Fordwich, supplied the
music for dancing,
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MATCHING SETS $7.95
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GORRIE • The United Church
Woman's Missionary Society and
1,Voman's Association met in th0
Sunday School room on Thursday
evening, Mrs. Russell Ruttan pre-
sided for the worship service with
"An Easter Message". Mrs. Wel-
lesley Strong read the Scripture
and Mrs. Ruttan led in prayer.
Mrs. Glad Edgar spoke on "Faith
in the Liv7 'g Christ". Mrs. W. W.
'Weston, Ontario Strong read a poem. "Hope of the
Cross".
Any Government Deficiency fray-
)tent will, apply only on Properly
graded wools,
Secure the utmost by patronizing
the organizotion that made this
possible.
SHIP COLLECT TO.
Our Registered Warehouse No. 1
Obtain sacks and twine
without charge from
MORLEY McM$CHAEL
R. R. 2, Wroseter
NORMAN McDOWELL
Relgrave
or by writing to
CANADIAN CO-OPERATIVE
WOOL GROWERS LIMITED
2X7 Bay Street, Toronto, Canada
Rev, and Mrs. J. E. Clarke gave
the questions and answers on the
new organization, United Church.
Women, explaining clearly the de-
tails.
Mrs. George Brown. president.
eonducted the business. A bale of
clothing will be sent overseas and
donations may be left in the
church after May 15th.
The meeting was turned over to
the W.A. with Mrs. Gordon Ed-
gar, president, presiding. It was
decided to have a garden party
in June. The meeting closed with
prayer in unison.
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ANNUAL MEETING
Huron Co. Tuberculosis Association
'North St. United Church, GODERICH
WEDNESDAY, MAY 3, AT 6 45 P.A.
VAUGHAN DOUGLAS, Farm Editor, CKNX
Guest Speaker
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MUNICIPAL NOTICE
rownsha of Morris
I hereby give notice that nomination of five school
trustees to serve the Township of Morris will be held
at Morris Township Hall, Friday, April 28, 1961 from
8 p.m. to 9 p.m. Standard Time.
All persons wishing to qualify must either be present at
the nomination by 9 p.m. or have a written consent for
nomination signed by him or herself in the hands of the
returning officer by 9 p.m., April 28, 1961.
If necessary a poll will be opened at the following
places on Saturday, May 6, 1%1
Polling Sub-Division No. 1 - School House S.S. No. 1
D.R.O., Mrs. John McNichol; P.C., Mrs. Laurie Scott.
Polling Sub-Division No. 2 - School House U.S.S. No. 11
D.R.O., Mrs. Frank Walters; P.C., Mrs. Arthur McCall
Polling Sub-Division No. 3 School House S.S. No. 5
D.R.O., Mrs. Richard Procter; P.C., Mrs. Earl Anderson.
Polling Sub-Division No. 4 - Morris Township Hall
D.R.O., Mrs. Ernest Pletch; P.C., Mrs. Jos. Smith,
Polling Sub-Division No. 5 - School House S.S. No. 7
D.R.O., Mrs. Milton Fraser; P.C., Alex Campbell.
Polling Sub-Division No. 6 - School House S.S. No. 10
D.R.O., Mrs. Graham Campbell; P.C., Mrs. Wm. Peacock.
lir"" Polls to be open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Daylight Saving Time.
George Martin,
Returning Officer.
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GORRIE - Mr, and Mrs. Thomas
Louden Douglas marked their 55th
wedding anniversary on Tuesday,
April 18. They were married at
the Fordwich Presbyterian manse
by the pastor, Rev. A. B. Dobson,
in 1906.
Mrs. Douglas was the former
Jane Finlay, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Finlay. Mr. Douglas'
parents were the late Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Douglas.
The weather was much better
than it was this year. As they
went by horse and buggy the roads
were dry with the dust flying, and
plowing was in progress, Cars were
Photo by Cantelon
scarce in thdse days.
They farmed for 40 years on the
same farm, on Con, 17, Howick
Township, retiring and moving to
Carrie in 1946.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas maintain
their own home and large garden.
Flowers are Mrs. Douglas' hobby,
with which she has the proverbial
green thumb. They have seen
many changes throughout t h a
years. Barn raising and log cutting
bees are not common now. Like
the binding of grain by hand and
reaper, they are becoming things of
the past. Mr. Douglas attributes
his long life to hard work. They
both attended S.S. No. 1, Howick,
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas are members
of 'Carrie United Church.
Exeter Phone 664
Crediton Phone 3-W
London Phone GE 2-2258
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MRS. NEWTON TELLS
OF COLPORTEURS
GORRIE----The life story of four
colporteurs was read by Mrs. Ed-
ward Newton at the May meeting
of St. Stephen's WA at the home of
Mrs. Harry King. They are sup-
ported by proceeds front the sale
of used stamps sent to the Bible
Society, and live in. Burma, Viet
Nam, Algeria and Bolivia.
Mrs. Luella Sanderson read a
poem, "Resurrection", and Mrs,
Gordon. Underwood an article,
"Forgive When I Whine". Two
chapters of the study book, dealing
with "Working Together" an I
"Talking Together", were taken by
Mrs, Norman Wade and Mrs. Har-
ry King.
The president, Mrs. Bertha Plant
presided.
The Rev. E, C. Attwell announced
in closing that the Woman's Aux-
iliary of Huron Deanery would
hold its annual meeting in Brus-
sels on Monday, May 15th. Arch-
deacon Spence, full-blooded In-
dian from the Diocese of Saska-
toon, will be the speaker,
Refreshments were served and
a social half-hour enjoyed,
BANQUET HELD FOR
HOCKEY PLAYERS
GORRJE-- The Gorrie-Wroxeter
hockey teams held a banquet in
the Gorrie community hall on
Wednesday evening. More than 90
boys of the radiget, bantam, pee-
wee, intermediate, juvenile and
squirt teams attended.
The Howick Lions Juveniles,
winners of the championship, were
presented with the Lions trophy by
Crawford Gibson, to the team cap-
tain, Wayne King. David Neilson
was the team coach.
John Strong of Wingham was
the guest speaker. He had equip-
ment with him to show the scenes
behind the TV and showed the
teams on the screen.
David Neilson was the chairman
and Harold Hyndman thanked the
Women's Institute for the dinner.
The Community Club also assisted,
Tractor Club Was
Organized Thurs.
The organizational meeting for
the Howick Tractor Club was held
on Thursday in the Orange Hall
at Gorrie.
Tom Brown of Stratford, who is
the director of the tractor clubs for
Huron and Perth, gave a talk on
traotor operation and explained
the basic work for the tractor
club.
This club is being organized for
the first time by Jim Renwick and
Mr, Dinsmore of Howick Town-
-ship. Mr, Brown showed a film
on safety and Don Grieve, assoc-
iate agricultural representative,
conducted the election of officers:
Pres., Roger Kieffer; vice-pres.,
Ken Grant; sec., Doug Fortune;
press, Bill Boyd.
The date for meetings is the sec-
ond Tuesday of each month at 8.30
and all members are asked to be
on time.
GORRIE
Mr. and Mrs. Ivied Hyndman
and Mrs. C, Gilpin spent last Sun-
day and Monday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dowdall and
visited Mrs. John Hyndman.
Miss Sandra Edgar, nurse-in-
training at the Guelph General
Hospital, spent the week-end at
-her home.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Strong vis-
Ited Mr. and Mrs, Robert With-
crow of Mount Forest on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Glad Edgar, Mr.
and- Mrs. Gordon Edgar visited
their aunt, Mrs. John Robson in
Durham General Hospital on Sun-
day and called on other friends.
Mr. and Mrs. James Doig, Wrox-
eter, visited last Saturday with Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Hynclman,
Mr. Frank Harris spent last
week -at the home of Mr, and Mrs.
Ernest Harris.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gowdy, Mr.
and Mrs, Fred Hyndman visited
Mr. and Mrs. George Faegait in
Goderich on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Halliday,
Wingham, 'were supper guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gowdy on Sun-
day,
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Finlay,
Belmore, Mr. and Mrs. John
Boyd, Fordwich, spent Sunday with
Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Herds,
Mr, and Mrs. William Edwards,
London, Mr. and Mrs. -Les David-
son, Listowel, visited Mr. -and Mrs.
James Edwards on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Gowdy
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Gihnar of Iffildrnay.
Mr, Ed McCallum returned home
Thursday from Wingham General
Hospital.
Miss Margaret Dane left Monday
for Grande Prairie, Alta. Mrs,
Clarence Stokes is accompanying
her,
Mr, end Mrs. Norman Wade Vis-
ited relatives in Toronto from Fri-
day to Monday,
Mr. Campbell Brown, former
principal of Markdale public school,
has been engaged as principal of
Watford public school.
Mr. Clifford Pyke underwent
Surgery last week in Stratford
Hospital.
Miss Etta Burns returned front
Wingham Hospital last week.
Cubs 'on Hike.
The atirtie.,Wroxeter Cub park
held a hike on Saturday, starting
in Wroxeter and having a cook-out
in Allan Griffiths' bush. Twenty-
one Cobs under the leadership of
John $inItitnibo and ilteV. J. E.
Clarke, enjoyed the outing.
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GORRIE
Miss Elva Foster, Fordwich,
Rev. E. C, Attwell, Mrs. Ambrose
David, Mrs. Frank David and Mr.
Norman Wade were in Kincardine
Wednesday night to hear Tom
Rees on his mission to Canada.
About 1,000 people were at the
service, held in Knox 'Presbyterian
Church.
Alex Hamilton spent the week-
end with Hugh Mundell of Blue-
vale.
Misses Gladys and Frances
ter and Catharine Barnard of Kit-
chener spent the week-end at their
respective homes.
Mr. and Mrs. George Brown and
Mrs. Cameron Edgar visited Mr.
Cameron Edgar in St. Joseph's
Hospital, Lond,on, on Sunday.
Wayne Day, Drumbo, spent the
week-end with his parents, Mr. and,
Mrs. Edwin Day.
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