The Wingham Advance-Times, 1972-05-18, Page 12Page 4—The Wingham► Advance -Th ea4 Thursday, May 18, 1972
What's new at
Huronview
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Finlay of
Goderich along with out regular
musicians, Mrs. Mary Taylor and
Norman Speir, provided the
music for Monday afternoon's
get-together of old tyme music
and dancing.
The auditorium was filled to
capacity on Wednesday after-
noon when the Usborne Central
School presented a musical pro-
gram. The senior choir of 60,
grades 6 to 8.students, directed by
the principal, A. T. Taylor, sang
12 selections and the junior choir
which included 40, grades 4 and 5,
directed by Mrs. Jean Hodgert,
sang five numbers. The afternoon
of music was a real treat - for the
residents and .displayed the fine
talents of the students and the ex-
cellent training of the teachers.
The accompanists for the after-
noon were Mrs. Lois Ottewill,
piano and P. Snell, electric gui-
tar. The gymnastic team thrilled
Evening reit
members are
afternoon guests
FORDWICH —.The afternoon
unit of United Church Women
held the May meeting in the Sun-
day school rooms with members
of the evening unit as guests.
Worship service on the theme
of Canadian Missionaries taken
'by Mrs. C. Forrest and Mrs. Jack
Wilson. Scripture was read in
unison with Mrs. Forrest leading
and offering prayer.
A trio, Mrs. Ken Graham, Miss
Minnie McElwain and Mrs. Ron
Livermore sang "Jesus the Very
Thought of Thee". The medita-
tion on missions was presented
by Mrs. Jack Wilson.
Mrs. Warren Zurbrigg intro-
duced the guest speaker, Rev.
Sach of Gorrie who showed pic-
tures of Labrador which he took
when he and Mrs: Sach returned
to Labrador last summer for the
200th anniversary of the town in
which they had served some
years ago as missionaries.
Mrs. -Wray Cooper thanked Mr.
Sach and Mrs. Bruce Agla, unit
president presided for the busi-
ness: Roll call was answered4hy a
Canadian_Mission of the United
Church. An,-invitati'on to -t trous-
seau tea for Donna Marie Strong
was extended by her mother,
Mrs. Stewart Strong. •
Thank you cards were read
from Mrs. George Ashton, Rob-
ert Gibson, John Topham and
Nobel Cattanach.
Lunch hostesses were Mrs.
Glenn .Johnston, . Mrs. Robert
Gibson, Mrs. Warren Zurbrigg
and Miss Violet Beswetherick.
the audience with acrobatics.
Rev. Youmatoff of the Bayfield
and Middleton Anglican churches
held a communion service in the
chapel on Thursday (Ascension
[lay ). Twenty residents of the
Anglican parishes in the county
and ten from other faiths joined
together for the service.
The Rhythm Band from Goder-
ich Psychiatric Hpspital directed
by Gordon Harrison, provided a
fine musical program on Family
Night. Eric Munio was master of
ceremonies for the evening and.
also did some imitations and sang
three solos.
There were vocalsolos by Guy
Morris, accordion solos and
reading by David Traxler, mouth
organ by Morley Bloomfield.
Other band,members- were Viola -
Gliddon, Lorne Hopkins, Gordon
MacDonald, Ron Browning and
Kathy McGraw with Gordon
Harrison, pianist. Earl Allen,
who spent several years as a
volunteer worker at the hospital
canteen, extended a vote of
thanks on behalf of the residents.
We appreciate the assistance of
the volunteers and relatives with
the wheelchair residents.
Zone rally held
in Gorrie hall
FORDWICH—The zone rally of
C Zone of the Legion Ladies' Aux-
iliary was held last Wednesday in
the Gorrie town hall, Howick
ladies of Branch 307 being the
host auxiliary.
One hundred and thirty mar-
ched from the park to the hall
with the flags from 12 auxiliaries
leading the parade.
Invocation was given by Rev.
Sach of Gorrie. A civic welcome
was given by Reeve Harold Rob-
inson and greetings were extend-
ed by thebranch president, Jack
Clarke.
Comrade Evelyn Carroll of
Goderich, zone commander, was
chair lady. Mrs. Sorena Austin
read the minutes of 1971 rally and
Miss Beverly May of Gorrie sang
two solos, accompanied by Mrs.
Janet Haugh on piano. Miss
Barbara Haskins also played two
selections on the accordion.
Mrs. Margaret Richardson of•.
Toronto, a member for. 52 years
and provincial chairlady, gave a
very inspiring address.
The rally next year will ' be in
Brussels.
When dining out, or dining. at
home, it is well to remember that
any table wines are.perfect with
pork dishes, remind s the Ontario
Pork Institute.
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HIGH SINGLE, AVERAGE -Alex Ross, left, and Mrs. Doug Daniel, centre, received tro-
phies for high single bowlers in the Molesworth Bowling League wlIi,le Mr. and Mrs. Gor-
don Matheson, right, were awarded trophies for high average play. (Staff Photo)
HOUSE LEAGUE TROPHIES—Receiving the House League trophy for high triple player
pat the Molesworth bowling banquet on Saturday night was Don McCannell, left:Mrs. Gar
Vanderberg, centre right, received the House League trophy. fey the high single player.
Presenting the trophies were Mr. and Mrs. William Marriner, right and centre left. Mr.
Marriner is the owner of the Fordwich Bowling AI ley..(Staff Photo)
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HIGH BOWIL,IN6 TEAM—This team was the top one of the year in the Molesworth Bowl-
ing League. From left to right are: Mrs. Jim Kerr, Mrs.. Alex Cullen, Mrs..Doug Daniel,
3ordon Matheson, Mrs. Bill Simpson and Mrs. Walt Bowen. (Staff Photo)
Gorrie Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Barry McKnight,
Terry and Darrel of Simcoe
visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
John Boyd.
Miss Edna Lawrence of Toron-
to spent several days at the home
of her. mother, Mrs. Charles Law-
rence.
Mrs. Gerald May, as lay dele-
gate; attended the three-day Dio-
cese of Huron Synod at Huron
College, London.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Coulter
and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth .Coul-
ter of Kitchener spent the week-
end at Niagara Falls.
Mr: and Mrs.. Alex Graham
attended the retirement dinner
for Jack Jones who for over forty
years was with the Toronto -
Dominion Bank. The dinner was
held in. the Granite. Club, Kitch-
ener.
Mrs. Oliver Jacques of Clifford
and Wesley 'Underwood, Blue -
vale, visited Mrs. Bert Hubbard
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Finnigan,
Michael and Heather of London
visited Saturday with Mr. and
Mrs.- Kenneth Hastie.
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Latroni-
co and Michael and Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Ferguson spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Wight -
man of Newmarket.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Workman
of Brussels visited Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Miller.
LOBA euchre
FORDWICH—Ten tables were
in play at the euchre party Thurs-
day night, held in the community
hall and sponsored by the LOBA.
Prize winners were Mrs. Vera
Inglis ancfC'arl Geiger, high ; con-
solation, Mrs: Ira Schaefer and
Sam Johnston.
Several specials were drawn,
the winners being Mrs. Stella Po-
caluyko, Mrs. Lang Vogan, Mrs.
Roy Hunt, Mrs. George Gregg,
and Robert Connell.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Irwin,
Douglas, Wendy and Brian of
Goderich spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Claus O'Krafka.
Mrs. W. G. Sanderson and Mrs.
J. O'Neill of Stouffville spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Nor-
man Fairies.
ACW meeting
FORDWICH — Trinity Church
ACW met at the home of the
president, Mrs. E. Ferguson for
the May meeting. Mrs. Ferguson
opened the meeting with a poem
on spring. Prayers were repeated
by all.
The devotions, taken from the
Living Message, were given by
Donna King and Louise Matthews
read the scripture. Rolf call was
answered with an.. exchange of
spring flowers. •
The Spring Deanery will be in
Exeter on May 29 when the guest
speaker will be Bishop Cooke.
The study. "The Incomparable
Sin" was read by Mrs. W. -Har-
grave.
Reports of the Diocesan annual
meeting, held in St. Paul's Cathe-
dral, London, were given by
Donna King, Elva Foster arid
Mrs. Ferguson. A display of em-
broidered articles made by the
women of Pakistan were for sale.
The president closed the meet
mg with prayer.
Ethna Foster was in charge of
a contest which was won by
Donna King and Mrs. William
Sothern. Lunch was served by
Mrs. R. Allan and Mrs. Roy Sim-
mons, assisted by the hostess.
The berries and fruits of On
tario provide mix and match,.
variety with pork dishes, says the
Ontario Pork Institute. Favour-
ites are spiced pears, curried
mixed fruit, - and honey -glazed
peaches from Niagara orchards.
Weekend and Sunday guests
with Mr. and Mrs. Stan Bride
were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Riddell
and family of Lindsay and Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Bride and Lisa of
London.
Mr. and Mrs. George Pitten-
dreigh , Miss Minnie McElwain,
John and Bill McElwain were
Sunda+ visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Tremble in Or-
angeville.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Johnston and
family of Toronto were weekend
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Warrell.
Mr. and Mrs. Ron McClement
and little daughter spent the
weekend at Port Elgin.
Mrs. Elsie Demerling fell at
her home one day last week 'and
fractured her hip. She was taken
to hospital in Walkerton by am-
bulance where she was attended
by Dr. Creighton.,
Ron Henhoeffer suffered a very
severe injury to his eye when in
sortie manner a chain slipped,
hitting him in the eye. He was
taken to Wingham and District
Hospital and later transferred to
Victoria Hospital, London..
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Wildfang,
Paul and Brian of Mississauga
were weekend visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Simmons.
Tracy and Timmy Sothern of
Palmerston spent the weekend
with their- grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Sothern.
Miss Ruth Johnston spent
several days last week with Mrs.
A. B. Lindsay in Toronto.
Carl Jacobson is confined to
Listowel Memorial Hospital.
Jim King of Harriston spent the
weekend with his father, Garn
King.
Mr. and Mrs, Harold Madgette
of Weston were weekend visitors
at their home here.
Miss Marlene Douglas of
Guelph is spending this week with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Douglas.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lepping-
ton of Carnarvon spent the week-
end at their home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Schu-
macker of St. Jacobs spent Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Schumacker.
Mr. and Mrs. Garry Miller of
Waterloo were Sunday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. Don -Bott and
boys of Alma were Sunday guests
with Mr. and Mrs. Parker Eurig.
Douglas Harding, -son of Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Harding,
graduated on Friday from Cen-
tralia College ,. of Agricultural
Technology in agriculture busi-
ness managerrient. Mr. and Mrs.
-Elmer Harding arid Mr. and Mrs.
Grant Bartman attended the
ceremony. •
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Durst, Judy,
JerryRidges, Jamie ay
were SunanddaJy guestsckieof with
Mr. and Mrs. George Ashton.
Among those from here attend-.
ing the Crozier -Pollock wedding
Saturday in Stratford United
Church were' Mr. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Carswell, Mr. and Mrs.'Jim
Douglas, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Mann, Mr. and. Mrs, Cosby Soth-
eran, Mr. and Mrs. William- Ma-
gill, Mr. and Mrs. Clare Harris
and Mr. and Mrs. Les. Wptkina.
Mr. and 'Mrs. William Magill
and Jim of London were weekend
guests withalMr. and Mrs. Crosby
Sotheran.
Mr. and Mrs. George Richards
and family of London were week-
end visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Austin Stinson.
Mr, ati4Mrs. Bill Vhwhitey and
Mr. and Mrs. JIM .looney of
Estavan, Sask., are visiting with
relatives in the community.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy McDougall.
visited with relatives around
Mount Forest on Thursday after-
noon
Mrs. Stanley bide attended
several district annual meetings
of the. Women's Institutes being
held in Hastings County this
week,.
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