The Wingham Advance-Times, 1958-07-02, Page 10gifts Presented
By Aylmer Church
Rev, and Mrs, Garnet Hasser
were the guests of honor at a
function in Aylmer last week when
they were presented with a pair et
television chairs, a purse of money
and other gifts by members of their
congregation,
Rev. and Mrs. Husser left the
Aylmer church at the end of the
month to take up similar duties at
the Wingharn United Church.
Awards Presented to
School Students
The Marion Inglia Medal for the
highest marks in Grade VIII on the
year's work at Wingham Public
school went to John Strong, son of
Mr, and Mrs. John Strong.
The General Proficiency Award,
donated by the Lions : Club of
Wingham, and awarded to a pupil
selected by the staff, was pre-
sented to Jean Gurney, daughter
of Mr, and Mrs. W. W: Gurney.
FORDWICII
Messrs, James Vittie, Fraser
Lynn, Carl Ettinger, ,Mel
William. McCann, all of Fordwich,
attended a church parade for Le-
gion members held in Mildmay on
Sunday in connection with their
old boys' reunion.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Chapman,
Mr. and Mrs. James Jamieson,
Mrs. Marie Kieswetter and Dean-
na, all of Kitchener,, apent the
week-end,with Mrs. Alveretta Wal-
lace.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Doig vis-
ited one day last week with their
daughter, Mrs. Harvey Bride, in a
Toronto Hospital.
Miss Aldyth Bast and Mr, Mer-
aye Wallace visited Sunday with
Mr, Vern Gilmore at Barrie. and
with Miss Ann Webster at Stroud.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
Allan Cooper of Toronto, who were
,married Saturday, June 21st.
Mr. and Mrs, Jack Hoffman and
Bob moved on Friday to their home
in Harriston, which they recently
purchased:
Promotion Results at
Fordwich School
Grade 5 to Grade 6: Jean Browne,
Karen Carswell, Garry Lawrence,
Elizabeth Dickert, Ann Miller.
Grade 6 to Grade 7: John Carp-
well, Cameron Edgar, John Forde,
Janie Hambly, Wayne Lawrence,
Ricky 1VIarriner, Wayne Marriner,
Audy Miller, Donald Ratan, jack
Rattan.
Grade 7 to Grade 8: Doris Cars-
well, Ruth 'Cober, Marjorie Connell,
Shirley- Eurig, Martin Ninham,
Andrey Ruttan, Gary Sothern,
Douglas Watson, John.Wilson.
Grade 8 to Grade 9: Jean Foster,
David Inglis, Ward Lohr, Jean
Siefert, Pauline Sothern.
Mr, Ron Hube, principal.
Junior Room
Grade 4 to Grade 5: Robert
Campbell, David JacobSon, Helen
Johnston, Jean Lawrence (Hon-
ours), Marion Dickert (Recom-
mended).
Grade 3 to Grade 4: Billy Cars-
well, Marilyn Porde, Douglas Gib-
son, Marjorie Mitten (Honours),
Barry Matthews, Elaine Miller
(Pass),
Grade 2 to Grade 3: Lorna
Browne, Leslie Campbell (Hon-
ours).
,Grade 1 to Grade 2: Phyllis
Cober, Shirley .Ann Ettinger, David
Porde, Charles' Gibeon, Randy King,
Billy Miller, Cheryl,BaYler (Recona-
mended),
Tena Milligan (Grade 1B to
Grade 1.A.
Mies Beatrice Wade, teacher.
Loh; leating-Cne
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OORDWIC4I—Howlek TOWnellip
council, a apaylal Meeting last
Week, passed the ateeeeSarY
to set PP one TownAillp $ennol
Area, this action a$ 41' Deeent,'
bar P5th this year the pment two
ToWilship School Areas. et, Eaiit
West Howl* will be dissolved,
This •ellatigg, hes CoMe. about, in
TIOWlek 41, order to make, a jr,reaier
share of 'provincial grante avail-
able to the toWnShip tot; 041.0°1
pUrposes,„
tigVAIMAI ,mosto
1.40N11)-AT, 'irtiEsom: ANo
.117Pm$DAT,. gAcu WEVI
.,1'..:_unday &Tyke
roil9wIng. the 'morning serviCo'
tn Wiugham.Unitecl 'ClInrch. Mr, W. $,' .4411 mv. Fullgland moSe•
pregentatiarla On behalf et the pone.
zregatitan to. ReV, R.. and Xra.
Durraat, Mr, Sall spolie high'
terms Of. the splendid service. which
Mr, Darrant had rendered to .the
eburch while 'he had ..supplied- dur-
ing the' interval. .between tho two:
regular ministers.. Ha had made a.
place for himaell .among the eon-.
gregation and in the community
Which would apt soon be fergotten.
Next .%madtyi the congregation
greets the new minister, Rev, T,
•Garaett, ,Huaser , who erulleS from,
Aylmer. This will also he the first
of the summer services held in con-
junction with St, Andrew's .Pres.,'
byterian, annrch,
Can: you. '90e. 015D00
gotjt. future? '
To New York
The Delhi District TP;O:F. has.
chosen Marlene Clark ,9f Pert
Rowan as the student wha will At-
Leila the animal 'United. Natialla
Pilgrimaae for Yeuth."
This is the first -Moe the Delhi
District Odd Fellows hap Undertak-
in existence for Mae years, ape/4-
en this project although is has been
cored by the Odd Fellowa of Araerl-
ea and Canada,
Over 600 students from ail over
the 'Jetted States and Canada and
Possibly Hawaii, Cuba amp, Attatras
lia, will take part over a afx year
period, with one group every tva
wcelic Miss Clark will meet other,
deleeates inYoungstown, Ohio on .
July 1 and from there a bas tear
aati take them, to 'Harrisburg, Pa., ,
Gettyeburg Washiegton,.
Okla Mount Vernon, Annapolis
Naval Academy., West Point Mili-
tary Academy, Baltimore, Dela,
warp, Valley Forge, Philadelphia
and finally New York City,
The group will spend one week
in New York City visiting many
points of interest such as the 'Un-
ited Nations, International House,
Rockefeller Centre, Radio City.
Music Hall, Statue of Liberty and
take a three hour boat trip around
Manhattan Island. However the
main purpose of the pilgrimage is
to study the functions and work-
ings of the United Isrationa,
Miss Clark a student of Delhi
District High School was selected
on the basis of character, leader-
ship, scholarship, interest in world
and civic affairs, 'participation in
young people's groups, and general
fitness. Tine opportunity was open
to anyone between the ages of 16
and la years.
Miss Clark is one of 12 Ontario
delegates. They receive travelling
as well as spending money, They
travel iu chartered buses and .are
under the supervision of adult.
leaders. •
Marlene is a daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Leslie. Clark of Port Rowan,
who formerly worked with Mr. A.
J, Walker in Wingham.• Mrs. Clark .
was the former Alba Shiell of
Bluevale.
,MIslariday, Friday Saturilas.
Jail II, l and
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A fast-aption frontier mace,
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At SS. No, 12, Howick
FORDWICH—The following arc
the promotion results at S.S: No,
12, Howick:
Prompted to Grade 9'Kent Ark,'
kenman, Robert 1Sride, Harry
kel,
Promoted tp Grade 8—Lorne An,
kenrnan, Peggy Ann Gibson,
Promoted to grade 7—Fraser Gib,
son, Garfield Gibson, Trutt* Win-
kel. ,
Promoted to Grade 6--IVIOrraY
Gedecke, John Harris, Francis
Kennedy, • .
Promoted to Grade 4—Brian Gib.:
son, Evelyn KennedY.
Promoted to Grade Har-
ris, Patsy Kennedy. '
Promoted to Grade 2-2-Cheryl
Gibson, Sylvia Kennedy,
Rona VanVelsor, :teacher.
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to ,right—Orville, Taylor, Belgrave, past president of Huron County Hog Producers .-Assoc4. Boss Smith,
KR. 1, Wing-ham, president, Morris TWo. Fed, of Agriculture; Elmer Ireland WinOntiro, Viee-President,
East Ni7awanosh Fed. Of Agriculture: R. E. Grey, a salesman for the Hog 'Cd-operatiVe. 7
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SOTHERN REUNION
AT KURTZVILLE
POR,D.WICH—The annual Soth-i
era' reunion 'was held Saturday in
the Kurtzville arena with about .10Q
in attendance. 'After dinner a ball
game, races and pontests were en-
joyed while some of the older folk
reminisced.
Just prior to the, slimier hour
Roy Hartman, president, presided
for tile business. 21/IiralteS of last
year's reunion Were read by the
secretary, Mrs. Lyle Simmons, Two
minutea silence was observed in
memory of those who have passed
away since tbe,last reunion,
Eleetibn of officers for 1959 re-
sulted as follows: Pres., Victor Gib-
son; first vice, Roy Sininunis; see.-
treas., Mrs. Irwin Gibson; lunch
crinunittee, Mrs. ,Tessic Zianner-
man, Mrs. Arnetta Sothern, Mrs.
Elgin Schade, Mrs. Robert Grasby;
sports, Elgin Sehade, Doug Wild-
fang, Bill Campbell, ,Mrs. W. Soth-
Oldest person present was
liam Sothern; yonngest, Guy Soeh-
ner, threesWeek-old sea of Mr,
and Mrs.` Nile Soehnet; persans
Coming, fartfiest, Mr. ,aiacl 11/fra,
Alex Haveksbee. , .
Next year's muilien 'will again
be held in , Ktirtzville..
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'Pupils Present
Teacher with ,Gift
PORDWICH—Juat befete sehool
Ploaeci for the sunrimer Vacation on
rriday, tits pupils of Grades .6-6-74
reversed the program, and called
the teacher, Mr, Roil titlbe te the
trent. He 'Wail presented With cuff
links anti tie drip, Mr, Ward Lehr
read the Addrega,
Mt, Ilittie leaviag its teach
school In ,Ztormey Creek. He thank-
ed the boys and girls tot the titt,
Mr. Oube" haS been the instruotor
for the tteci Croila Water atifety
tlasses, also active in hockey and
baseball, SO VIII be mhistled la the
cotrunuttitys
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BELGRAVE, ONT.
Phone: Wingliani 106bW
Brussels 14r10
Misses Jean Greer, Ruth Hibberd
and Naricy Sothern left Friday for
Jack's Rancla where th‘ey will be
eMPloyed for the sumniea months.
Mrs. Ron Reed and little daugh-
ter, of Liatowel visited one. day
last week with kr, and Mrs. E.
Hargrave.
Mr: and Mrs, Scott Keith and
Randy Oa Waterloo spent the week-
end with Mr. and Mrs, Alex Keith.
Mr. Larry McDermitt returned
home Friday after spending a week
in Hamilton,
Mr, Mervyn Wallace of Guelph
is spending two Weeks at hia
home here.
Miss EliSabeth Patterson of Kit-
chener spent the week-end with
her mOther, Mrs. Pearl Patterson.
Miss Mary Corbett and Mrs. Ru-
by Forester of Toronto spent the
week4end at the latter's home here.
Mr. and Mrs. William Campbell
of Toronto Visited Over the week-
end with 11r, and Mts. Crosby
Sethern,
Mr, and Mrs, Doug Wildfang ot
Tomato spent the week-end with
Mr and IVErs. Roy Sin-limit's,.
Mr, aad Mrs, Jack Drown and
faintly enjoyed a theeesday motor
trip laat Week to Ottawa, Hull and
Mow; the St. Lawrence Seaway.
Ma.a. Cassie Scarborough of San-
dusky, Mich., visited over the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Stan
Foreatet"and also spent Noine thin,
with Mr, and Mts. El. Hargrave
.atid Mr, MA VON. Art Forager.
Mt, and 11/fra, Cecil Galbraith of
Guelph spent a few days last week
with Mr, amid flVirs. Lindsay Gal-. braith.
Messrs, Jack nolg ,and James
Grant et St, Catharlaes Spent four
days with the ,former's parents,
Mr, Mid Mre, Roaa Doig. Jack
Holg and two ,children are ,visiting
Hitgland for two months,
,and Mrs, Harvey McDermititt
spent Monday in Toronto with Mis;
HIsie Vtdbermitt.
Miss Marian buke left this week
tot .Wasaga, and Mies Marilyn
Armstrong to Haliburtorm, where,
thoy 'WM be employed Air summer '
months,
.• Mrs. Sohn Inglis. 11(nniii, bavid
left on, Monday for
Rintore, where they' spend the
Mr, and Mrs. Anson Dernerling
at6W 111° i I
tAftartAl: likriONAL 141WSPAPER
left this week for Parry SoUnd,
where they will spend six weeks.
Misa Elaine Dernerling and Mr.
Gcirclon Goldriph ` spent the week-
end with the fornier's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Royden Devitta
apent the- holiday week-end in
Mtehener. -
Mr. add Mrs. William. 1VIarriner
and family- speat several days at
their cottage at Poiat Clarke.
.Mr. and Mra, Orville :Guy and
Mr: and Mrs. Henry Howe spent
three days last week up aroUnd
Georgian Bay.
• Mr. and Mrs, Ansdn Demeiling
were pleasantly suraised Satur-
'day night when a nuMber Of
friends dropped in te help them
celebtate• their 25th wedding anni-
versary,
Goegratulatioas to Mt, and Mra:
Maurice Wallace on the birth of a
son at St. Joseph's Hospital on
Suaday, Stine 29th,
MiaS Mary Byrd of Leaden speat
two weeks it the cominunitY,
Mr and Mrs. Cecil Allea mid atm
and Miss * Catherine Callen sPeat
last PridaY in Kitchener.
Mr. amid*. Mrs. Cecil:Lynn, Xaren
and Judy and Mrs, Dera Ridley
apent the holiday Weekt-end in
London,
$unday eVening visitore With Mr.
end Mrs. B. liar:grave Were Mt, and
Mrs, Alvin Moore aad Jane of '
Deckerville, Mich,
Mr. and, Mrs. ROSS Ternliti of
Ditrhara were Week-end ViSitota
with 'Mr.' mid Mrs. Art Porester.
Mt amid Mrs, George. Trethew'ey
and family visited over the Week-
end with Mr, and Mrs. Ira Schaefer
and attended the Sothern reunion'
Xiirt.,4ville SaliMay, • '
Week-end visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Hveritt Allan were Mt and
Urs. Bob Holland and family. Mr.
and Mrs, Nile "Soeliner aha
son mind Mr. and Mrs. Eddie
Mandel all 'of Kite-Inbar, Mt: and
grs.,Hateld Ilibbett arid 'filthily of
Wer`mk-end Visitors with Mr. an&
Mrs. Peter Browne were 11/tr. and'
Mrs. Humid Xirby and Miss Louise
LitOWIto of Willowdale,