The Wingham Advance-Times, 1968-11-21, Page 16Gage 8 -- Winghr rn Advance -Ti s., Thuoday, Nov. 21, 19G8
Person 1
Mr, and Mrs. Huh Miller
of Detroit spent several days
with Mr. and Mrs. Archie Mil-
ler. Mr. and Mrs, Grant Mil-
ler and family of Onaping, Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Grasley of
Guelph. Mr. and Mrs. P a u 1
Kreller and Michele of Tlllson-
burg also visited recently at
the same home.
Miss Mary Beasley, Miss Ruth
Kitching of Sarnia, Mrs. Louise
dark and Mrs. Robert Wade of
-,(1 Montreal, spent a day with Mrs.
Norman Wade.
Mr. and Mrs. Thornes Hastie
and Douglas of Agincourt spent
the week -end with Mrs. Ken-
neth Hastie. Mr. and Mrs
John Blythe and family of Mil-
ton also visited Sunday at the
same horse andwith Mrs. Ken-
neth Hastie in Wingham and
District hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. George Schmidt
Kitchener, spent Wednesday.
with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Koch
es .romGorrie
Mrs. Ambrose Davnd of Papp
naerston also attended the servd
ice.
Mr, Thomas Mes is a
patient in Wingham and Dis-
trict Hospital, rs, James Mc-
Innes of Whitechu ch is visiting
Mrs. T. L. Mein es,
Mr. Keith Finnigan of Lon-
don spent Tuesday with Mr, and
Mrs, Robert Strong. Michael
Finnigan returned home with
his father after a three weeks'
stay.
Mr. and Mrs, Jack Under-
wood, Brenda and Kqxju of
Guelph spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs, Earl Undervtood.
(Intended for last week)
Recent visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Gerald Galbraith were
Donald Galbraith of 'Waterloo,
Paul Galbraith and Miss Marg-
aret Fisher of Toronto. Paul
who received his B. Sc. (Hon-
ors) at -University of Waterloo
has been successful in obtain -
Mr, and Mr , ,Alvin McLellan
of Brussels visited Thursday at
e same home.
Mr. Robert Sensor' returned
home Sunday from a successful
deer hunting trip at Skeleton
Lake,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gowdy
and Mrs. Roy Gowdy visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Earl
of Atwood recently. —
Mrs, Kenneth Galbraith is a
patient in Palmerston Hospital,
Miss Gladys Armstrong, To-
ronto, and Miss Edith,Sainsbury
of Weston were week -end guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Eld n Fairies.
Mr. and Mrs. 1, liam Will-
ert and family of Ingersoll, Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest David and fam-
ily of Neustadt, Mr, and Mrs.
Frank David of Harriston and
Miss Edith Howes of Guelph at-
tended the confirmation service
in St. Stephen's Church on Sun-
day and were supper guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Edward David.
lug his M. Sep from University
of Toronto. Pal goes to Win-
nipeg to take tap Ws duty as a
meteorologist at the Depart-
ment of Transport Weather
Bureau ita Winnipeg.
Mas. Gerald Galbraith TeaFi
the week -end visiting friends
in Weston and Toronto.
Mrs, Edward Newton of
Wingham visited Sunday at the
home of Mr, and Mrs, Mac
Newton,
Small -Massey
GORRJE- -A quiet weddf
took place Saturday, 'Nocvetrm.
ber 16, at 1 p.. -in. in Sr,
Stephen's Anglican Church when
Charleen Joy Massey, daughter
of lir`. and Mrs. Cecil Massey
of Harriston became the bride
of Allan Edward Small of Bur-
lington, son of Mr. and Mrs.
William Small of Gorrie.
The maid of honor was Miss
Pears Small, Gorrie, sister of
the groom and the best man was
Leslie McDonald of Mount For-
est.
The couple plan to reside in
Burlington.
12_ 'confirmed
at. St top/yin's
GORRW--.Twelve from Gor-
do and Fordwio'h congregations,/
were confirmed by the Right
Reverend Bishop Harold . G.
Appleyard, Bishop of Georgian
Bay, en Sunday afternoon' in St.
Stephen's Anglican Church.
Rev, H,- D. Jenkins assisted ire
the service„
l'hose confirmed were Joan,
Keonneth and Douglas David,
Debra Steurnol, Beverley May,
Brent Telehus, Paul Steurnol,
Peter and Paul Crowe, Barry
Underwood, Brian Lennox, all
of Gorrie and John Leppington
of Fordwich.
The choir sang an anthem.
A large congregation attended
and a social time was,.enjoyed
afterwards in the Sunday School
room.
Besides its food aid during
1967, CARE of Canada deliver-
ed $119,000 worth of food -pro-
duction equipment to help
hungry people feed themselves.
COTTONS MAY BE SMART was the theme
of the 4-H Achievement Day at the high
school. Verna Aitchison and Janice Gaunt
of the St. Helens No. 1 4-1-1'group are plc-.
tured with their difplay,
—Advance -Times Photo.
. The Wingham Advance -Times, Thursday, November 21, 1968
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