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WINGHAM, ONTARIO
Visitor Here Was
Born at Parsonage
BI,aIJEVt1aLE --- An; late/04)1g
visitor to Bluevale last week was
lYfiss ;Merioci Wallwin, of Toronto,
who is a toerist agent and, has
talcen. ,numerous groups of tourists
across the Atlantic.
Mist'. Wallwin was born in Blue -
Vele Methodist Parsonage in 1892.
Her father, Rev. 1. IL Wallwin, was
instrumental in building the Meth-
odist Church in 189Q on the site
Where the community hall }s now.
Miss Wallwin, with her elderly
mother, enjoyed re -visiting their
corner home, through the kindness
of Rev, 0, 0, Mitchell and Mrs,
MitehelI,
MEYALE
Miss Susan Sellers, of Barrie, is
visiting several friends in the oon1-
nunity.
Alan Barnard, who is emploeed
in London, visited his home here
at the week -end.
Mr, and Mrs. R, E. McKinney are
holidaying in Muskoka.
Dr. George Thomson and Mrs.
Thomson, of Mount Alison Univer-
sity, Sackville, N.B., left for their
home after visiting wth Mr. and
Mrs. George Thomson, They are
leaving immediately for London,
England, to spend a year. Dr.
Thomson to do research. and Mrs.
Thomson to further her studies.
Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Griffiths, of
Guelph, were visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Bosman,
Mr, and Mrs. Alan Nicholson and
Mary Ann, and Mrs, Wm. Nichol-
son and Beverley Merrick, Wing-,
.ham, have returned from a motor
trip to the West Coast,
Mr, and Mrs. Raymond 'Elliott
attended the Keith reunion at
Waterloo on Sunday,
The members of Unit Two of
U.C.W. enjoyed a get-together at
Turnberry Park on Sunday,
The July 11th meeting of the
Bluevale Women's Institute will be
in the form of a picnic for the
community at the farm of Mr. and
Mrs, Charles Mathers.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Gord-
on Hall on. Sunday were Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Scott and family, of
Newton, and Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Casemore, Nancy, and Jim, of
Wingham,
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out in, comfort to relax in... plus handsome good looks to rejoice in!
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Phyllis Merle Moore, daughter of
Mrs. j. Edward Moore, of Wing -
ham, and the late Mr, Moore. be-
came the bride of Donald Ralph
Metcalfe, R. R. 2, Walkerton, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Metcalfe, on
Friday evening at seven in Wing -
ham United Church.
Rev, C. M. Jardine officiated for
the ceremony, 'held before a setting
of candelabra and baskets of roses.
Mrs. Fred Moore, sister-in-law of
the bride„ sang "The Wedding
Prayer" and "0 Perfect Love," She
was aecomp.anied by Herbert C.
Treneer, who also played tradition-
al wedding music.
Fred Moore, brother of the bride,
gave her in marriage. She wore a
floor length gown of silk organza
over 'taffeta, accented with appli-
que of Chantilly .lace, The fitted
—Photo by Connell
bodice was fashioned with ellapw-
length sleeves and Sabrina neck-
line, trimmed with sequins. The
bouffant skirt swept to a brush
train and her double illusion veil
was held by ,a cap of dainty silk
organza leaves, The bride carried
a white Bible crested with an or-
chid, from which fell streamers of
stephanotis and English ivy.
Mrs. Wayne E. Nicol. of Wing -
ham, was matron of honor and the
bridesmaids were Mrs, William
(Montgomery, of North Bay, and
Miss Doris Moore, Wingham, sister
of the bride.
Her attendants wore all white
silk organza on effectively draped;
bell skirts, caught at the bottom.
with pleats on either side. The
necklines were low and boat shaped
and the sleeves short. They wore
headdresses of orchid tulle and
w
short veils, and carried ,ite
Bibles crested with flower arrange -J
ments similar to that of the bride. `
Miss Twyla Dickson, of Belmore,
was the flower girl and wore a.
dress of white silk organza over
taffeta and carried earnations and.
stephanotis.
Gordon Davis, Hanover, was
groomsman, and ushers were Wil-
liam. N. Montgomery, of North
Bay, and James Collins, Hanover.
Russell Young, of Teeswater, was
the ring bearer.
The wedding dinner was served
in the 'church. Guests were present'
from North Bay, Hanover, Preston,
Teeswater, Woodstock, Durham,
Walkerton and Pinkerton. Attend'
ing the wedding were the bride's
grandfather, Arthur Moore, and the
groom's grandmother, Mrs, George
Metcalfe, of Hanover.
For travelling Mrs, Metcalfe wore
a pink dress of delicate cotton lace
and an organza duster with pink
carnations.
The bride is a CNA graduate of
Wingham General Hospital. They
will live in Hanover.
PANEL DISCUSSION
AT W.1D.S. MEETING
BLUF'VALE—The July meeting
el the WMS was held in the base-
ment of the church. last Wednes-
day. Mrs, Thomas, the president,
presided. She gave the call to wor-
ship and led in prayer. Sixteen
ladies answered the roll cal). The
secretary's and treasurer's reports
were given and business was 'dis-
missed,
The offering was received by
M'rs. Wiliam Elston and the dedi-
catory prayer was given by the
president. Mrs. Thomas gave the
report of the executive meeting of
the Presbyterial held in Kincard-
ine. Mrs. Ross Gray will be in
charge of the August meeting.
Mrs. William Roberts had charge
of the •program and opened with a
hymn, Mrs. James Gaunt react the
Scripture and Mrs. Glen McKer-
cher gave the comments, followed
by prayer by Mrs. Keith Moffat.
Miss Elaine Snell and Miss Anne
McKercher sang .a duet.
The topic was "Momentous De-
cision Made by Biblical Women."
and was given in the form of a
panel discussion. A talk by Mrs.
tGordon Mundell on decision, in his-
tory and .art was enjoyed. The
I meeting closed with a hymn and a
dainty lunch was served and a
social half hour spent.
(PRO -MOTE CHILDREN
TO MISSION BAND
BLUEVALE—The United Church
Women held their meeting in the
church on Thursday with the presi-
dent, Mrs. Alex Corrigan, in charge,
After a. devotional period mat-
ters of business werediscussed.
Mrs. Charles Mathers, of the par-
sonage committee, reported decor-
ating and other improvements made
in the parsonage and these were
approved by the members. The
treasurer, Mrs. Alex McCrackin,
gave the financial report, indicating
the amounts contributed by the
three groups of U.C.W. and show-
ing a satisfactory balance. Two
quarterly allocations have been sent
to the Presbyterial treasurer.
Mrs. Milton Fraser and Mrs. M.
L. +Aitken gave reports of the
Presbyterial head in Bluevale on
May 17th.
The Mission' Band conducted tate
remainder of the program, with
Lloyd Peacock in the chair and
Margaret Craig at the piano.
Douglas Garniss recited the
E.W. COUNCIL
CLERK REPORTS
ON BUS TRIP
The council met on July 3rd with
all the members present, Reeve
Hanna presiding. The minutes of
the meeting held on June 5th were
read and adopted on motion of
Robinson -Buchanan.
The clerk reported on the bus
trip on June 21st over the Mait-
land Valiey Conservation. Author-
ity.
Snell -Pattison -- That the road
and general accounts as read be
passed and paid.
A supplementary road by-law,
No. 6 and No. 7, setting the 1962
rates were read the first and sec-
ond times..... . .. ... .,..... .... - ..
Buchanan -Robinson • That By.
laws No. 6 and No. 7 be read the
third time and passed.
Rend Cheques
Stuart McBurney, salary $185.00,
bills paid, $1.00, $186,00; Alan Mc-
Burney, wages, $j.51.35; Frank
Cooper, spraying weeds, $30.00;
Dave Murray Machine Shop, Weld-
ing grader, $11.50; Philip Dawson,
welding grates, $3.50; Purdon Mot-
ors, truck repairs, $1.50; Belgrave
Co-op, truck repair, $35.35, brush
spray, $192.50, $227,85; Harry Wil.
liams, 200 gals. fuel, $77.20, oil,
$31.16, $108.36; Armco Drainage and
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Beatitudes, Diana Elston played a jar
piano solo. Group songs were sttng r� •
by Betty Hetherington, Ruth Ma•
thers and Ruth McLennan with
Margaret Craig accompanying.
Rae Mothers presented the col-
leetion, the ,dedicatory prayer be-
ing given by the leader, Mrs. Geo,
Flseher.
Mrs. G. C. Mitchell told the story
of tate Good Samaritan, illustrated
by flannelgraph. Mrs'. Bert Carniss
led iaz prayer.
]Virg. Fischer and. Mrs. James El -
eta' conducted .the promotion cere-
mony when four Baby Band mem-
bees wehe promoted to Mission
Rand — Donna Marie tial!, Cindy
Susan 'Thornton, Alan Archibald
Willits, Daniel Thomas Campbell.
Refreshments were served at the
Sas.
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23rookhaven Nursing Home, plaint.
patient, $79.75; Hanna's Store re.
lief account, $15.28; Township of
Morris,.share Wilson Arai, $25.157;
R. D. Philip, medicine, $12.00,
Pattison -Snell That .council ad,
journ to .meet an August 7th, at
1 o'clock at the J elgrave Commun.
ity Centre.
C W. Hanna, ,Reeve.
R. H. Thompson, Klerk.
'Metal Products, culverts, $139.92;
Poniinlon Road Machinery Co„
grader repair, $39,19; Receiver -
General of Canada, income tax,
$9,65.
Omani 1 heque8
Town of £Goderleh, deb, pay. PCT.
.$1,007.55; County of Huron, share
of tree planting, $268.27; Town of
Clinton, deb. pay., 1)CI , $792.77;
Noble Greenaway, fox bounty, $4.00;
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NOTICE TO DESTROY
Noxious Weeds
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to
property owners in urban and sub-
divided areas to destroy all. Noxious
Weeds as often as necessary in each
season, to prevent their going to seed.
Also, after July 20, 1962, proceed-
ings will be taken to destroy Noxious
Weeds in accordance with the Weed
Control Act.
ALEX CHESNEY
Huron County Weed Inspector