The Wingham Advance-Times, 1961-06-28, Page 9ML61.13
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The United Chureli, Delmore, was; Given in marriage by her father,
the mina of a pretty wedding on the bride was lovely in a floor-
Saturday, June 17th, at 2 o'clock, E length gown of white Chantilly lace
when Lois Mae Fitch, daughter of I and tulle over satin, styled with
Mr, and Mrs. Carl Fitch, Wroxeter, lily-point sleeves and sweetheart
and Melvin Keith MeGuteheon, son neckline. Inserts of lace and ruffles
of Mrs, Harry McCutcheon and the of silk net from the waist line ee-
late Mr. McCutcheon, of Brussels, center' the bouffant skirt. A crown
exchanged vows. headdress of seeded pearl held her
Rev. Howard Puce officiated at shoulder-length veil and she car-
the double-ring ceremony. The vied an arrangement of white
church was nicely decorated with mums and rod Sweetheart roses
baskets of white and mauve mums. with satin streamers.
Miss Velma Ballagh, of Tepswater, The maid of honour was Miss
was organist and her sister, Miss Muriel Haskins, of Clifford, in yel-
Lavonne 13allagh, sang "The Wed- low nylon. Junior bridesmaid was
Wag Prayer," and "Today, 0 Lord, Miss Sharon Pitch, sister of the
We at Thine Altar Stand." bride, in mauve, and carried bou-
quets of shasta mums. Little Miss
Log McCutcheon, of Brussels, was
flower girl, in green nylon, and
carried a nosegay of white baby
The June met Ling of the. Knox mums. The ringhearer was Master Presbyterian Church W.M.S. was
held at the home of the president, IBlaMe MeGuteheon, of brussels. t
Mrs. Alvin Mundell, last Thursday Bob McCuteheon, brother of the
afternoon. groom, was best man, The guests
The meeting opened by singing
"Where Cross the Crowded Ways
ofLife" with Mrs. Curie at the
piano,
Passages of Scripture from Mat-
thew and Luke were read respon-
'eively, Mrs. Mundell gave tne me-
ditation and offered prayer.
The topic was ably handled by
Mrs. Ralph Dickson. It dealt with
the refugee 'problem and took the
cfleosiseaeits lr voinPielLe mauve andwhitelvith aancd-
her corsage was yellow mums, The
groom's mother selected a mauve
floral organza dress with blue ac-
A highlight of the meeting was eessories. Her corsage was white
the presentation to certificate Mundell mama.
of a life membership certificate and For the wedding trip to the States
the bride wore a mint green or-
Brownie's Drive-In
Theatre Limited, CLINTON
THURSDAY-FRIDAY Double Feature
"TIMBUKTU"
Victor Mature - Yvonne DC Carin
"THE INVINCIBLE MIMS"
John Agar - Jean Byron (One Cartoon)
SATURDAY ONLY Double Feature
;`WALKING TARGET"
Ron Fos ter
"THE POLICE UN STORY"
Merry Anders , (one Cartoon)
SUN. MIDNIGHT & MONDAY Double Feature JULY 2-3
"Mil SCHOOL CAESAR"
John Ashley - Garry Vinson
"HATE BAIT"
(Adult)
Garry Clark - Marto Ryan (2 Cartoons)
TUES.-WED.-THUIL-FRI. Double Feature JULY
"THE FACTS F LIFE"
(Adult Entertainment) Bob Hopp Lucille Ball
"OKLAHOMA TERRITORY"
Gloria Talbot - Bill 'Williams (One Cartoon.)
sageetaaveat ,,.eprietettie else's:at
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CROWN
1ST
:vein
THEATRE
.:1ST NIGHT — WED., JUNE 28
"PILLOW' TALK" plus
°SI:SAN SLEPT HERE"
JUNE 29-30
'BECAUSE THEY'RE
y•UNG"
'isle - it from Diek Clark
Thie is the whole hit about today's
a one gore, - Plus
"SEX KITTENS GO TO
COLLEGE"
A Science Fiction thriller of gigan-
tic proportions
Shows at 7.15 and 9.15
Matinee--Saturday, 2.15 pan,
-- • -- • — -
MONDAY-TUESDAYi-WEDNES.
JULY 3-4-5
"THE HOODLUM
PRIEST"
' The most fantastic story the
screen has ever told
COMING —
THURS.DAY-FRI-SATURDAY
JULY 6-7-8
"TUNES OF GLORY"
NININIONIMMORIMatt.
BEL MORE
were ushered by Elwood Fitch, or
Wroxeter, and Fred MeCuteheon, al
Welland.
The reception was held in the
Belnaore hall, which was decorated
with mauve and yellow streamers
and white bells,
The bride's mother received the
guests wearng a pure silk mauve
form of an interview with Mrs. El-
mer .Teffray asking qpestions and
Mrs, Dickson supplying the infor-
mation,
gold pin. Though taken by sur-
prise, Mrs. Mundell thanked the
members, remarking that she
rdidia't know whether she had earn-
ed it or not. The bnoks from the
literature department were on dis-
play, in charge of Mrs. William
Darling,
Fortune Reunion
Held at Waterloo
All present at the Fortune re-
anion held at %Valorise> Park ,in
June 17 spent a very interesting
afternoon twi.Ii eked weather con-
ditions prevailing, Under the cap-
able leadership of Roy Fortune.
Burlington, there was enthusiastic
co-operation and competition in the
races and contests.
Following the singing hf grace,
a delightfu, picnic 'upper was en•
joyed and the 1m:quoits session eta -
lowed . with Ray Fortune mettle as
president.
It was decid-ed to have tile reun-
ion next year at Waterloo Park
on the third Saturday of .Tune, The
officeit are; Pres., lto.e Fortun e :
vice-pros., Woodburn Fortune: sec.
treas., Ealeit Fortene; S01 tal comm.,
Jean ,Wilton, Isabel Fortene, Con-
nie McCallum, Ruby Hi itson and
Kay Cowing.
Ida Harvie will be convener of
the sports ereamittee and will se-
lect her own helpers. Prizes and
special awards were given.
Two' minutes' silence was ob-
served in memory of three depart-
ed members, Dorinda Meeker, Ed-
ith Nalneh •tud Clara Rudolph.
Edith Horne tendered hearty
thanks to all those who had con-
tributed to the afternoon's enjoy-
ment, partk•nlerly to Roy Forbin(
for his pleasing program. Follow-
ihg this the meeting adjourned with
the hope that all would renew fel-
lowship next year.
Gladys and Allau anti Mrs. Sam
Reid of lam-know recently attended
the baptismal service in Blake's
Church when Janes Charles. son
(At Mr- end Mrs. Keith Cranston,
Was baptized.
JUNE 29-30
JULY 1
THEATRE
LAST TWO DAYS
En. TEIUItS. JUNE 28-29
"THE MISFITS"
starring Clark Gable
Shows at 7.15 and 9.15
FRI.-SAT. JUNE 311-.JUIN
"GORGO"
FRIDAY, JUNI; 301h ONLY
Special clink to dawn show
Coon` early - Stay late — Free
()flee - Free Donuts-3 Features
eVITIMAY ONLY iHILY
Tito Three Stooges' in
' STOP-LOOK-LAUGH '
--Pius -
"SWORD OF SHER-
WOOD FOREST"
SI'N, JULY
"12 HOURS TO KILL"
Flits —
"THE FIEND WHO
WALKED THE WEST"
(Adult, Enteratinment)
MON.-TI'ES.-AVED. JULY 3-1•5
"DUEL IN THE SUN"
Adult Entertainment)
lash ar
HIVE-1N THEATRE
LISTOWEL
Admissions 65c, Children under Ja
in cars Free.
Box Office Opens at 8.00 o'clock
First Show at Dusk
Two Shows Nightly, Rain or Clear
THUR,-IERL JUNE 29-30
Double Feature
"THE NIGHT
FIGHTERS"
Robert Mitehum, Ann Haywood
"THE GUN FIGHTERS
OF ABILENE"
Buster Crabbe, Bart MacLean
SATURDAY ONLY JULY I
Double Feature
"OKLAHOMA
TERRITORY"
Bill Williams, Gloria Talbot
"TIMBUKTU"
Victor Mature, Yvonne De Carlo
SUN. MIDNIGHT ONLY JULY 2
Double Feat ore
"THE SPIDER"
Adult Entertainment- -E4. Kommer
"THE BRAIN EATERS"
Edwin Nelson, Alan Frost
MON.-TVES.-WED. JULY 3-4-5
'The HORSE SOLDIERS'
Colour
Jelin 'Wayne, William Holden
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Vieiting With Mr. and Mrs. Art
.49•11441.134 for eeveral weeks are Me,
and Mrs. Y. Dykstra and Linda, et
groninyen, North Holland.
'Miss June Wright, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon 'Wright, left
Saturday for the London YMCA
"queen glizabeth" Simmer camp at
Honey Harbour, where she is em-
ployed for the (rummer months.
Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Dickert and
family and Mr. and Mrs. liaree3r
Hatifille41, and family attended the
D'eltert reunion, which was held
-Porefield on Sunday, The old-
person present was Mrs. Peter
.iekert, of Harrteton, and the
youngest was Mrs. Roy Murray's
baby, of Kitchener.
,Mr. and Mrs. Percy Huth and
Mr, and Mrs, Arnold Kreller and
David spent Sunday at Kincardine.
.Mies Wilma Haskins, of Kitchen-
er, is spending a few weeks' vae
I Purchase ft.0100
LAKELET—Mr., and M. ;Fug
ene Metzger, of Iartrrietorf, have
l iirchased, the house of the late, Mr..
/ and Mrs.,Harry Raven, of Lakelet,
I Mr. Tone Altleata. Peat estate
agent, of Harrigan, transacted the
deal,
cation with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs, Elmer Haskins.
Mrs. Gordon McKee and family
atte inded the McKee picnic, which
was held at the 'reeswater Park.
Sunday evening visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon McKee were Mr.
and Mts. jack Kelly and family, of
Weston; Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Hose-
well, of Guelph; Mr, and Mrs. Geo.
Avery and family, of Fergus, end
Mr, and, Mrs. Bob Nichols 'and
family, of Guelph,
GRADUATES FROM
HAMILTON GENERAL
LAKELET Miss Faye Jack,
daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Alvin
Jack, of Listowel, and formerly er
Lekelet, was one of a curls of 01
graduating on June 7th at the
Hamilton General H.espital.
Faye wee also the winner of the
Surgical Technique 'A.werd.
Miss Jack attended peblIc school
at Lakelet and the Wingharn
Wet High School.
Lakelet Ladies.
Plan Bus. Trip
LAKELET -- The Ladies of the
Lakelet W.I. have planned a very
interesting bus trip for Tuesday of
this week to. the Owen Sound dis-
trict,
WOMEN'S GROUPS,
JOINT MEETINfi
GORRIE—The Woman's Assoc-
iation and Missionary Society held
a joint June meeting in the Gor-
rie United Church on Wednesday
evening. Mrs. Allan. Hyndman
presided for the worship service
and read the Scripture. Mrs. A. L
Stephens gave the topic, "A mo-
mentous Decision", a. medication
from Joshua, This Scripture is
applicable to us, as it was to the
Hebrews in those days,
Mrs. Gordon Edgar, president of
the WA., had charge of the busi-
ness, Mrs. Elmer Parrish, treasur-
er, reported a successful garden
party. The kitchen committee re-
ported a propane gas stove had
been installed in the church and
two canners.
Mrs. George Brown, president of
the W.M.S., conducted the business
for her group, Mrs. T. L. McInnes
was instructed to write a letter of
appreciation to LisLowel .ransport
Lines for delivering overseas hales
valued at over $500.00. Two par-
cels were also sent to the Fred
Victor Mission, The meeting clos-
ed with the Mizpah benediction and
lunch was served by the commit-
tee in charge,
Iz.v. F. W. Taylor,
BA., Fele, of Golborne United
epoke Thuredey evening
to the congregations of (lorries
Wroxeter United. Cliurcluei. On
Frinuy Rev. Tayloe apeepted the
call nail will commence his new
duties on Sept. 1st.
IiORRIE.
Mr. and Mr;;, William Latronica
Were Palled to London on S rturday
owing to the serif/ter condition -of
their son, Ross, in Victoria Hospi-
tal.
Visitors at. thn home of Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Dustow on Sunday
wi re Mit and Mrs. Hervey Robb,
Eatine and Deugaes of Amberley1
Mr, and Mrs. Harry Helium Doro-
hy and Graces Meleswoeth; Mr.
and Mrs, Gordon Vines and Blaine,
Listowels Mr. and nee, peed Nt
and Frenvera Mr, and Mr: Rus-
sell Chat-idiom and Mrs. C. A. Neill,
all of Weodetork. Mrs. C. A, Neill
remain al for a longer visit,
Mr. end Mre, Raped, -Stephens
were in London on Wedneeday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert talechner
and Lonny spent Sisley with Mr.
and Mere „Tolle Muller of Carling-
ford.
Mrs. Direr Carson. Mrs. Sam
Timm and Miss Arlene Timm spent
Wednesday. in London,
Mrs. Charles Lawrence is vis-
iting hea denghter, Mrs. Gerald
May, in Toronto. Mr. May is in
hospital,
Mrs. Lauri)) Pickett, Warren,
Pa., Mr. and Mrs. Harry Donnelly,
Toronto, visited on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Jos, Bennett, Mrs. Ben-
nett is a sister of 'Mrs. Pickett.
Members of the Cs'orrie-Forde
wieh Anglican A.Y.P,A, spent Sun-
day afternoon in Brantford and
visited the Mohawk Chapel and
other places of interest,
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Strickor,
Kitchener, spent Sunday as guests
of Mr ,and Mrs. Chas. Koch.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gowdy and
Mrs. Raymond Gowdy attended the
50th wedding anniversary of Mr,
and Mrs. W. A. Gathers, Wroxeter,
on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. H.
Gowdy also attended the surprise
gathering in Delmore community
centre on the occasion of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Doubledee's 25th wed-
ding anniversary.
Mrs. Sarah Hicks, Kitchener, vis-
ited Sunday with Mr, and Mrs.
Pred.Hynelman. Mr. and Mrs. El-
don Wallace of British Columbia
called at the same home on Mon-
day. The former's parents lived
in that home a number of years
ago.
Mrs, Mary liesselwood spent tni
week-end with relatives at Stoney.
Creek.
Mrs, Eric Johnstone,
xrr
Hamilton, were recent visitors of
Mr. and Mrs. John Baylor.
Mr, John Strong is a patient in
Palmerston General Hospital.
Bruce Grainger, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Cecil Grainger, successfully
passed his first year at Western
University.
Mrs. Roy Gowdy is a patient in
Wingham General Hospital and
Mrs. Percy Ashton is in,Listowel
Memorial Hospital,
Mr. and Mrs. DeWitt Neilson at-
tended the funeral of the late Hen-
ry Cullen at Listowel on Wednes-
day.
Mr. Stirling Finlay attended the
Admiral dealers convention and
banquet at Vineland in the Prud-
homes on Wednesday.
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Gets New Zealand
At Ham Field Day
GORRIE—A field day of activi-
ties tor amateur operators in. a 2.1-
hour test was held Saturday and
Suuday near Mildmay, There were
16 Ham operators participating, All
power used was from portable
power plants.
Sterling Finlay, •Gorrie, brought
in New Zealand on his met, the,
farthest contact reached. Raymond
Gowdy also attended the field day.
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ST. HELENS
Mr, and Mrs Dan Rose of New-
market spent the waelr-end with
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Webb.
MT. and Mrs, jack Sparkes of
London and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
Miller of Strathroy were guests at
the Durnin - Miller wedding mid
visited with relatives in the com-
munity over the week-end. .
Mr. and Mrs,. William Pardon,
Mary Bea and Barbara Ann and
Miss Beatrice McQuillin were re-
cent visitors with Mrs. Robert Me-
Quillin, George and. Marilyn of
Hamilton.
'The sympathy of the •vommunity
goes to Mr. William Robb and Judy
Wardell in the loss of his wife and
her grandmother, Mrs. William J.
Robb.
Pit. Lieut, anti Mrs. "Keith Black
and sons of Ottawa were week-end
guests of Mt and Mrs. Gordon
MePherson. Kevin and Gordon re- •
trained for • some holidays. On
Saturday Mrs. Black attended the
1951 class reunion at St. Joseph's
Hospital, hi London.
Little Billy Thompson spent the
past week with his grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McPherson.
Mrs. Thompson visited here on
Sunday and Billy totalled home
Mr. and Mrs, Charles McDonald,
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