The Wingham Advance-Times, 1959-05-20, Page 12•
TO LIVE IN KITCIFIENEREleanor Joan McGlynn, daughter of 'air.'
and Mrs. Gus McGlynn became the bride of Lawrence Joseph Curran
on May 9th at Sacred Heart Church,. Teeswater,—Photo by Msyk Studio.
ST. HELENS
Mr, and Mrs. Eldon Miller, Mr.
and Mrs, Fred MeQuillin, Mr, and
Mrs. W. A, Miller and Mr. Allan
Miller attended the funeral of Mrs.
James Webster in Goderich on
Saturday, • A resident of this coni-
inunity before her marriage, Mrs.
Webster was the • former Agnes
Miller, daughter of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Thos, Miller.
Mrs. Alex Murdie and Bob of
Kitchener were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Lorne Woods for the holiday
week-end.
Debby,little daughter of Mr, and
.Mrs. Ross Errington, 's a patient
in the Wingisairi Hospital following
a convulsion.
Mr. Rphert Buchanan of Am.-
herstburg -was a visitor with Mrs.
FS G. Todd "last week, He, with Mrs.
James Baker of Weston, Mrs. Vio-
let Webster and grandson, Sandy
'Webster, of Kincardine, were the
guests of Mr, and Mrs. T. J. Todd
on Wednesday.
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ST, HELENS—Miss W. D, Ruth-
erford was hostess on Thursday
afternoon for the WMS and the
WA with 16 ladies in attendance.
Miss Rutherford, vice-president,
was in the chair for the meeting of
the WMS, the theme of which wor-
ship service was "The Fellowship.'
Scripture lessons were read by Mrs
Chas, McDonald' and Mrs, T. J
Todd, and Mrs, #T. Cameron retie
the comments.
Mrs, Lorne Woods read of "Pen-
tecost—the Forgotten Ilestival" ant
Mrs. W. I. Miller led In prayer. Ac•
cording to the roll call, 22 visits hat
been made to the sick or shut-ins
luring the month, The treasure
reported the Easter Thankoffering
as $21.95,
Mrs, Frank MeOuillin read from
the Interesting chapter on Hawaii
from the study book "Concerns of
Continent,"
Mrs, T. .1, Todd was in charge
of the' meeting of the WA, the
theme of which was "Humility",
Mrs, Angus McDonald read the
Scripture lesson and Mrs. Cameror
the lesson thoughts, The 'treasurer
reported 8144,12 on hand,
Ways Of raising hinds were dis•
cussed and it was decided to hold a
June tea and bazaar, also to haw
each member contribute to a birth-
day fund and to have talent Money
to be handed in in A'overnher,
II Was agreed to purchase an
elettric atOVO hi the Manse, with
the ono there »ow to be placed in
the church kitchen, A pleasant so-
eial hour was enjoyed with lunch
served by Miss AnniO Duntoa and Mts, L, Woods.
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Holds District Annual
RLUEVALE — The 57th annua •
meeting of the East Huron. District
Women's institute WAS held in. the
Bluevale eonputinitY hall on 'Mar
',4th, Mrs Glen joanston, of
SPordsviels, ,presided and the oppre-
arystseasurer was Mrs, # Harry
,halve,, of .0orrle,
Special speakers were Mrs. ishir-
icy MeAllister,'s of .garieli, home
conon-ilst„ who aeCike .en
club work, and Mrs, P. W, Career-
on, of Walkerton 'board director of
the Federate-I
Walkerton,
Institute
of Ontario, who gave a report of
Women's Institute activities in
general. .
A dinner was served by members
of the Bluevale Women's Institute
In the schoolroom of Knox Pres-
byterian Church,
A ladieS' trio, of Lakelet, gave
a musical number, Mrs. Russel
Or 'Viral ton; -it "read • -
ing and Mrs, Donald Robertson, of
Bluevale, gave selections on the
piano accordian,
A good representation of East
Huron's eleven branches attended
and the meeting. was a fine success.'
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Visiting at home for the holiday
iveakiind were Miss Joyce Hoff-
mail of liaPfle, ivliss Eleanor Smith
Of TorOnt0 and. Mr. Jack Elliott of
CarnWaii,
Mr, and. Mrs, William Jenkins of
Galt visited with' Mr. "and Mrs,
George Hetherington and faintly
over the holiday,
Mr, and Mrs. W. A, Beedle, Mr.
and Mrs, Jack Beedle and Mr, and.
Mrs. Bruce James of London spent
a few days at the Parsonage with
Mr. and Mrs, Alan Melon and
faintly.
Mrs, William Etlaekmore and son,
Bobby, of Toronto, were with her
Parents, Mr. and Mrs, Raymond
Elliott for the week-end,
Mr, and Mrs, era Hertfeldor, of
Toronto, are guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Jos, Horton,
Mr, and Mrs. C. B. Hoffman all"
Miss Joyce spent Sunday at Credi-
ton,
Mr, Bert Rectos; of Sudbury was,
lioriza' for thd•holida,y. 4
Mr, Rade Golie of London visited
at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Gra-
ham Campbell,
Mrs. Stanley Darling, Mr. Jim
Darling, Miss Joan. Brooks, Wing-
ham, Jane and Joan Campbell,
spent Sunday in ToroMp.
Mr, and it'Sr. A, D, Smith and.
Miss Eleanor visited Mr, and Mrs,
Hilliard Jefferson of Donnybrook
on, Sunday. Accompanying them
was Miss. Joy Borks, of Toronto.
Recent visitors at' the home of
Mr, and nra, Stanley Darling were
Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Newman
and children of Harriston, and Mr.
and Mrs. Murray Sheen of Strat-
ford,
Young and old had a happy time
fishing at the pond on the 18th,
,We wonder why the holiday should
not be observed on the 25th, near-
er to the time-honored 24th of
May.
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ST, HELENS — Miss Betty Mc-
Donald, whose marriage to Mr.
David Kirkland takes place later
this month, was guest of honor at
a large gathering of ladies in the
community hall on Tuesday even-
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with piano music concluding with
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At the conclusion Betty was es-
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her thanks and invited the ladies
to a trousseau tea on Tuesday,
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pleasant evening to a close.
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On 25th Anniversary
AUBURN—Mr. and Mrs. William
Dalrymple were pleasantly sur-
prised last Sunday afternoon when
over 100 relatives and friends called
to honour them on the occasion of
their 25th wedding anniversary. A
large bouquet of American roses
and pink and white streamers and
white wedding bells adorned the
dining-room for this occasion, The
white linen covered table was
centred with a 3-tiered wedd'isig
cake decorated with white roses
and two bells on the top, flanked
on all sides with spikes of pastel-
coloured gladioli entwined With
green ivy.
Tea was poured from a heirloom
silver tea service which has been
in the family for over 125 years.
These pouring tea ,were Miss
Allie Toll, Mrs. Annie Hesford,
Mrs, Ralph Dornton, Detroit, Mrs,
William Clipperton of London, Mrs,
Nelson Patterson and Mrs. AI Phil-
lips of Cincinnati, Ohio, and the
many guests were served by rela-
tives and friends. Miss Margaret
Dalrymple of Wingham, who had
planned the celebration for her
Parents, welcomed the friends at
the door,.Many giffs were receiv-
ed. Among them Was an electric
clock and a serving oven from St.
Andrew's Presbyterian Church.
Blyth where she had been church
organist for 6 'years; a silver tea
service and a chrome smelter frcim
the neighbours, and 'many other
presents showed what wonder-
ful neighbours and relatives Mr.
inci Mrs, Dalrymple had been in
`beerpast years. They are both
Faithful attendants of St. Andrew's
*Thurch and she 1,1 a member of
the W.M.S,
Mrs. Dalrymple is • the former
Hazel Margaret Draper of Detroit
via was married in Detroit. And
'qr. Dalrymple was born at Lake-
aide, Ont, After their marriage
they resided for two years in De-
troit coming to their farm in 1.030.
where they have farmed suc-
cessfully.. They have one daugh-
ter Margaret On the nursing staff
of Wingharn Hospital, *'Mrs. Dal-
rymple• has three sisters. Mrs. Al
Phillips of Cincinnatto. Ohio, Mrs
Kenneth
of,
.0f GIefulie, Mich.
end Mrs, Barnett' Poyd of Detroit*
and two brothers 'Vern Draper of
Detroit and Charles Draper of Al-
romac. Mr, Dalrymple has four
sisters. Mrs, William Clipperton,
Mrs. MaY Kittmer of London, Mrs
Bob liifeternon of Montreal, Mrs,
Walter lIebtlen. of London and two
brothers, Russell Of London and
George of Lakeside,
Guests 'Were present 'from Chitin-
liatti„ Detroit, Alganac, London,
St Marys, Gederith, Clinton and
the neighbouring' district,
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CEMENT
scenic loveliness and artistic beauty
our native township of Wawanosh
ranks with the best, with its
rolling and undulating countryside,
its Wooded areas, fertile valleys
and little brooks that wind through.
the- country. to .irrigate the fields.
It also is •one of the outstanding
agricultural districts in the whole
of Canada.
Wawanosh bears an Indian name.
The story is, that a party of early
land surveyors, while staking out
the township, came in contact with
a tithe of Mohawk Indians who
were camped along 'the east shore
of Lake Huron. The leader of 'this
band.was named Chief Wawanosh,
This tribe was friendly, which was
unesual, for at that time the red-
skins were very hostile to the
white man; they very much re.;
• sented his invasion of their domain.
So 'When the township was surveyed
it was decided, to name it after the
have a friendly Indian chief. So, to all'.
WasVanosh peOple in this day Hof lo
tools, much segregation, just remember
that the , name 'of ' Our township
means friendliness. I .do,not know
of .13my finer, thing -in this world
than .friendship.
Might I,,at this time, pay tribute
to 'the ' Wornen',8 Institute
a:h.
in gen-
er-as: ,iinderitari•cl 'it, is "For
Hon-ie.:01d 'Country" or "All for
each !arid: :each'',45r: alijr -a ..very
noble aim. Your organization has
in the • early days was the lime
kiln, operated by Isaac Downie.
He supplied the lime for the build-
ing of practically all the houses
and barn foundations for. miles
around, Many of these magnificent
hoines, as we see today, are a work
of art, the like of which is lost to
the modern generation, These
fine buildings stand as a mon-
ument to a generation of men and
women who had the foresight to
build upon a rock. May their
names live forever. Belgrave, for
a great many years, also boasted
an agricultural fall fair which was
a great success while it lasted, but
was discontinued about the year
1002.
Coming back again to Wawanosh,
when the county was first survey-
ed Wawanosh proper was com-
posed of an area ' of 12 miles
square, but was afterwards divided
into two separate townships, East
and West. In that twelve-mile
area, up until the turn of the 'cen-
tury, there were 12 churches, 8
Orange Lodges, and one separate
R.C. school, The township of Wa-
wanosh has played a great. part in
producing men of distinction.
'Mere have been at least 5 clergy-
men, 4 doctors, many teachers, and
at least one civil engineer born in
the township, To name a few,
there were: • Rev. Austin Budge,
presbyterian; Rev. Wm, Taylor and
Rev, E. Taylor, United; Rev. Father
Brophey, Rev, Father O'Con-
nor, R.C. priests; Dr, Albeit Me-
Dowell, Dr. Henry Tisdale, Dr.
Harold Robinson and Dr. Wilfred
Robinson; and Roy Patterson,
County Engineer. s-- n
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