The Wingham Advance-Times, 1968-08-22, Page 12.46
*Times. Tharsday, Auptst
La kelet
bait* AweMiiray spent
wink at do Evinitelleal United
Chan* Camp at Silver Lake re -
ie was accompanied
ley Lied* Sbarrsin of Wroxeter.
Mtn, Wagner tiorsburgh is
with Mr. and Mrs. Stan
at Winghent,
. and Mrs. •Emerson For -
and Evelyn attended *
for Mr. and KenMrs..
Watson at the Community CO-
tre at Holstein. on Friday night,
and Mrs. Lew Taylor •
and Laurie of Kitchener spent
the week -end with Mrs. Lloyd
Jacques.
Visiting with Mr. •and 14rs,
Norman Harper on the week -end
were Mr. and Mts. Clayton
Dennis of Toronto. Mr, and
Mts. De4nie Harper of Toronto
and Mrs. F, R. McGee of God-
erich spent last week at the
Harper home..
Mr, and Mrs. Norman Har-
per visited recently with,Mr.'
tnd-lvirs. Stan Dennis at Goder
MT* and Mrs. Doug Davidson.
Wingham and Mr, and Mrs.
lack Wright visited With Mr. and
Mrs, Greg I3uchannan at their
•:IPttage at Bruce 'leach on Sat• T.
-Inlay night. ,•
and Mrs. SydnerThomp-
ion and family of Wi ngh a m
Tent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
. .
Tack Wright. •
Mr. and Ms, -George Speers
4, - if Bridgeport and Mr. and Mrs.
roe lleirribecker Of Clifford call -
3d on Mr. and Mrs. Warren
4urbrigg recently.
. Mr. and Mrs,, Morey Znr-
1'184; Ann andMBarbara of Wil-
towdale visited on Sunday with
' Mr, and Mrs„ Warren?irbrigg.
Mrs, Kurt lOurnbnd and the
hildren are spending a few
. omits at the home .of Mrs: Karl
<ruittland; Mrs. Karl Kruin-
and is.visiting this summer in
any'
. and Mrs.. John Jantzi,
and Mrs. Simon W, 13yler,.
enIr W, By1er and. Lizzie G.'
nder attended the funeral of a
dote in,Mefflinburg, .Ferinsyl7
aniaw• They left .early Friday
,-,--
uronview!„-
LAKEIZT,..4.The regular
meeting of the Lakelet W.I..
was held inthe:hail-early this
. month With the president in the
chair. An article on the Mary
Stewart Collect was read by
Mrs. Harold Wallace. :The roll
call,"A Laundry. Hine" was
answered by nine members and .
two visitors, This brought forth
veiled answers and a good dis-
cussion. •
..The.4.H leaders for theText
project will be Gladys Huth and
Mrs, Harold Wallace.. Plans
were made for the September
birthday party at HuronvieW.
l'he lunch committee is Mrs,
Edward David, Mrs'. .Arnold Gad- ,
'ie. Mrs. Harold Wallace and
Mx's= Ef:tierson Ferguson.
• The ladies had obtained the
suitcase from the Depanment
of Agriculture at Toronto. The
display Was set up and Ivirs. E.
Ferguson gave the commintary.
It was felt this was quite Worth-.
while but it was unfortunate that
more were not our to take ad-
vantage of it.
Note
1968
mOrning and retUrned home Sat"
urday night.,
Sitnon Yoder, son of Mr. and
Ms, Hervey Yoder, is home
from Bruce County Hospital,
Walkerton, He is in a bovital
lbed with his leg in traCtion and
will be for a feW weeks, Simon
is happy to be home and we
, hope he will be up and around
as soon as possible.,
Hubbard reunion
is held in Gorrie
G.ORRIE- -On August 11, 76
descendants of.the late W. J.
Hubbard gathered in the Gorrie
community hall for the annual
reunion. The reunion 'com-
menced at 3.06 p.m. with
games and sports conducted by
.Mrs. Oliver Jacques of Clifford
and Mrs, Norman Dickert of
K ippen.
Prize winhers Were; 4 years
and under, Bonnie Burchill and
• Grant Harkness; 4 to 6 years,
Nancy,Dickson; 6 to. 8 years,
Jeff Dickson ang Judy. Dickson;
8 to 10, Greg Wolfe and Garth
Dickert; 10 to 12, Ronnie Wolfe,
.Bruce 'Dickert; wheel barrow
race. Beverley Burchill, J a ne
Wells and Bruce and Garth Dick -
en; hunting the shoe, Ronnie
Wolfe; mystery parcel, Mrs.
Robert Allan.
• Prizes were awardedto the
couple married the longest, Mr.
and Mrs.. Anson *He. of Mel-
bourne42 years; couple mar-
ried the shortest period of time,,
Mr.. and Mrs.-,Clifton.Coulter
of Gorrie, one 'year; pe o pl e
traveling the farthest, Richard
Hubbard, Mr. aiid Mrs., Garfield
Whitney from Wellington, On-
tario.
After a picnic supper the
•president, Ralph Dickson called
the business meeting to order.
It was decided that the reunion
be held in,Gorrie on August 16
next year, in the Conservation
-
Park if the wearher.ii favourable
and in case of inclement weath-
er the hall will beused. . •
, The °Meets for the nextyear
were elected as follows; Presi-
dentItIWP.101r.Onkvice4pres--
..!**taln.11101fei-
treasurer,,, Mrs,. CliTton,COillter;
sports coinmittee, Mrs. Delmar
Dicken, .Mrs..Robert Allan.
*At this point .the meeting
closed and all left for home:
'People attended from Kitch-
ener, Wellington, Melbourne,
Clifford, Kippen, "Lakelet and
„ - •
Will reside in Hamilton
Ptheilla Dianne Thompson of
Ilamilloo„.daughter of Mx. and
Mrs, Goldwyn C, Thompson of
Cottle, and, Barry Jones of
Grimsby, 304 Of Vire and Mr e,
Thomas JOnes of Wallasey,
• chesbire,',,England, were Mrs):
tied in Si. Stephen's Anglican
Church at ,Gorrie on July 27 by
Rev, H. D. Jenkins, Mo, Ora-
houi Telebus was the organist
The bride's tioor.length gown
of white crepe featured an em-
pire waist highlighted by petals
arKrpearls. The smocked
sleeves were ,gathered.at the
wrists with seed<pearls a nd her
cathedral traill of scalloped
French lace feJI from the waist.
Her elboW.,length'veti was held
by 'a headpiece,of crepe petals
and ,seed pearls. She carried'
yellow roses and yellow , and
White thums.,
Her attendants were Mi$4 Anti
Pennett of Hamilton as Maid o
isonor and Miss Muy Elba Mc-
parlde of Hamiltonwlibri40s
inoiun'andMrt, Tom
owniono
maid*. Thou ficiox..lensth
• sleeveless gowns of peep de soie
were identical in style, the
atron of honor gowned in
pale green and the, other attend-
ants in peke yellow. They wore
matching loop bow headpieces
and each carried a bouquet of
yellow and white shasta
Ian R. Campbell of Wallasey,
England was bestman, Ushers
were Kenneth roster of Hamil-
ton and David Thompson of Oar-
• The wedding dinner
,•
served at Danny's Restaurant and
, aseception followed at the Cor -
tie Community Centre, The.,'
bride's mother recei'ved guests
wearing 'a sleeVelesscrepeaheath
in turquoise blue. with matching
lice'coat, turquoise and White
seeessoeies aiosi
mom.
Far their trip to 4rocagine
Say atea the bride chose a deep
purple dress of crocbsted lace
over peat* de sole. As wore
matching aces/oriel and *co/.
sage of pink carnations and baby
mums,
•Guests attendt4 the wedding
from England, Hamilton, To-
'ronto, Grimsby, Galt, Lisrowel,
Paisley, London; Wingbem.
Ethel, Atwood and ltiarkdale,
PRIZE FOR, THE BEST CADET on the gun-
nery course held at the Wingham Armour-
ies was presented to Gnr. G. R. Welwood
of WinghSiii, by inspecting officer 'Col. R.
P. Ritter, CO ot the Zlit Field Regimen•t,
—Advance -Times Photo.
, •
ON THE INSTRUCTIONAL STAFF for the
gunnery course . at the local Armouries
were thetemen whp worked under Capt.
D. M. Hemsworth bf Listowel, from the
t Hifaisstiftwosilisogisii
left: Bde. •B., MacLean, Wirigham; -Bcir. M.
S. Forsyth; WIngYam, Bdr. R. Wells, •Han.
ov‘i-; Bdr F. L Tilker; Hanover, and Sbt.
Mac Ross, ••Winghame-;--Aq Photo.
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