The Wingham Advance-Times, 1972-06-29, Page 9WHITECHURCH — On Thurs-
day evening Mr. and Mrs. Fred,
Tiffin, ,Mr. and Mrs. Victor
Emerson, Mr. and Mrs. George
Young, Bradley and Heather of
Langside, Mr. and Mrs. Clark
Johnston of Beigrave, Mr. and
Mrs. John Donaldson and Mr.
and Mrs. Johnston Conn of Wing -
ham, gathered at the home of
Mrs. Gertie Tiffin, while Mrs.
Tiffin and Janette Johnston had
the Misses Shirley Wilhelm and
Marjorie 'Docking, nurses at
Wingham and District Hospital
out to dinner at Danny's Tavern.
Miss Wilhelm and Miss Docking'
at,}eaiyg' 'i<ii' Cho near • future. gss
Miss Wilhelm and Miss Dock-
ing were surprised by the as-
sembled gathering on their re-
turn.
Mrs. Tiffin presented a gift to.
Shirley Wilhelnl, which, after the
removal of the wrapper, had a
message on the next wrapper and
was passed on. The box had so,
many wrappers that little
Heather Young followed after the
gift with a box to collect all the
papers. 'inally there was a gift of
a silver spoon for each girl.
Mrs. Johnston Conn read an
address to the guests of honor
when they were pressented with
the gifts brought by those attend-
ing the surprise party. Among the
gifts were cushions, dust mop,.set
of -bowls, aluminum, tray, cups
and saucers, vases, .tier dish.
Mrs. George Young made a bou-
quet for each girl from• the bows,
and pictures were taken.
The girls both thanked the folks
for their gifts and Mrs. Tiffin and
her helpers for planning the party
in their honor. Lunch was served
by the hostesses.
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MR. AND MRS. ROSS KING of Wingham were honored by members of their family on the
weekend, celebrating 50 years of wedded -life. Visitors were from Welland, Lucan, Ilder-
ton, 'Teeswater, Sarnia, London, Waterloo and Goderich.•(Staf.f Photo)
Mr. and Mrs. Ross King
celebrate 50th wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Ross King of
Wingham were feted on Saturday
and Sunday at family gatherings
when the anniversary of their
wedding day 50 years ago was
celebrated.
Well-known in the farming
community on the North Boun-
dary of Turnberry Township for
many years, Mr. and Mrs. King
have .lived retired in Wingham
for the past 15 years.
Mrs. King. is the former Eliza-
beth Wightman, daughter of .the
late William and Mrs. Wightman
and a native of East Wawanosh,
and her husband is a son of the
late Mr. and Mrs. William S. King
and was born in Manitoba, com-
ing east at an early age.
Their marriagetook place on
June 28 at the bride's home and
Rev. Mr. Jones, pastor of the
Methodist Church officiated.
Since moving to Winghai:n Mrs.
King has been active in the Unit-
ed Church and WI.
Thy have one daughter, Mary,
Mrs. C. W. Caslick of Patrick
Street, who has five children; one
son, Bill King, with two children. '
To mark the anniversary , the
family held open house as a joint
effort and family dinners were
enjoyed on Saturday at the Hart-
ley House at Walkerton and on
Sunday at the Manor Hotel here.
On Sunday evening Mr. and
Mrs. King were the proud reci-
pients of a plaque from the On-
tario government on behalf of
Premier William Davis; from the
SHARON REAVIE
Sharon Reavie graduated
from the Owen Sound Re-
gional School. of ,Nursing on
Saturday, ,June 17. Attending
the graduation ceremonies
were her mother, Mrs. R.
Reavie, Mrs. Harold Kerr,
Mr. ,and Mrs. Gary Reavie
and Mr. and Mrs. William
Reavie.
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Ministry of Government Serv-
ices, James W. Snow, minister,
presented by Murray ' Gaunt,
MPP, for this riding. Many other
gifts and greetings were also re-
ceived from family members and
friends:
Visitors from out of town on the
'occasion were from Welland, Lu -
can, Ilderton, Teeswater, Sarnia,
London, Waterloo, Goderich and
Blyth and the Wingham area
generally.
Nurses honored.
Junior Auxiliary
BELGRAVE — The Junior
Auxiliary met Saturday morning
in the Orange Hall. The meeting
opened with games, led by Bon-
nie Walker. The president, April
McBurney led in the opening
exercises. Sheila Anderson took
charge of the roll call. Minutes of
the last meeting were read by
Bonnie Walker and the treas-
urer's report was given by Di-
anne Scott.
Leaders fora the next meeting
are games, Alison Roberts; sing-
song, Cindy Campbell; to help
with worship service, Dianne
S6ott ; clean-up girl, Audrey
Scott.
Cindy Campbell helped with
the worship service. Lisa Thomp-
son and Patsy Scott collected the
offering and Kelly Lougheed re-
cited the offertory prayer.
Workshop for the day pro-
ceeded with the juniors working t
on knitting and the senior girls
continued to learn about the Bible
fortheir special badges.' The
sing -song was led•.by Ruth Ann.
• White: `
"Now We Close Our Meeting"
was sung, followed by the closing
prayer.
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Hosp. volunteer service is
topic for guest siieaker
The Auxiliary to the Wingham
and District Hospital held a lun-
cheon meeting Monday at the
Manor Hotel. Thirty-four mem-
bers and guests were present.
The president, Mrs. K. M. Mac-
Lennan, welcomed everyone.
—Miss Lilla Taylor of Patrick
Street visited last week with
friends in Preston and was a
guest of Miss, Mary Mayberry.
—Miss Ruth Gibbons of the
nursing staff of St. Joseph's Hos-
pital, London, visited over the
weekend with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. James Gibbons.
—Relatives of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Hay of Hensall- called on
them Saturday evening to help
celebrate their 25th wedding an-
niversary. Gifts were presented
and the evening was spent play-
ing cards. Mrs. Hay is a daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Agar,
Wingham.
—Rev. and Mrs. Peter Bissett
of Siloam Springs, Arkansas, and
granddaughters, Linda and Sue
Bissett of Hayward, California,
spent a few days as guests+ of the
former's sister, Mrs. W. E. Field-
ing and Mr. Fielding.
—Mr. and Mrs. Gershom
Johnston visited last Friday with
their grandson, Kenneth Woods,
who is still hospitalized in Lon-
don, the result of a car accident a
few weeks ago.
—Miss Annette Oughton was
guest soloist at anniversary serv-
ice held at Langside Presbyter-
ian Church Sunday morning.
—Ken Hingston and son Dana .
of Regina, Saskatchewan are
visiting with his mother, Mrs.
Minnie Hingston and other rela-
tives.
and Mrs. Lane are get-
ting settled this week in their new
home on Edward Street, the
house formerly occupied by Mrs.
R. McArthur. Mrs. McArthur has
moved to an apartment on Jose-
phine Street. •
—Mrs. Irene Fowlie of Water-
loo spent Saturday ,,with her
granddaughter, Mr•s. William
Keil and Mr. Keil.
The guest speaker, Mrs. W. A.
Hayes, chairman, District 2, Hos-
pital Auxiliaries of Ontario, was
introduced by Mrs. Don Kennedy.
Mrs. Hayes is herself an active
member of the Fergus Hospital
Auxiliary. She spoke on "The
Volunteer in The Hospital". If
thisservice is to be successful
there must be fellowship and co-
operation between volunteers,
professional staff and adminis-
tration, she said. Volunteers are
interested in the welfare of the
hospital and the community.
Mrs. Ted English thanked Mrs.
Hayes for her address.
Committee reports 'followed.
Mrs. A McTavish reported that
tray favors for patients were
made..!by by the committee for
Mother's Day, Victoria Day and
Dominion Day. Total member-
ship in the Auxiliary to date is
104. -
Mrs. W. Connell reported eight
girls are at present working as
Candy Stripers at the hospital.
Mrs. Snow reported that a num-
ber of magazines and paperback
books had been received as a re-
sult of a request in The Advance -
Times. The book cart circulates
once 'a week and books are
always welcome.
A Blind Craft display is to be
held in the hospital main en-
trance today (Wednesday ). Aux-
iliary volunteers will be on hand
to assist.
The next meeting will ,be Sep-
tember 18 in the Clinic Building,
when Mrs. Elizabeth Cardno,
home care administrator, Sea -
forth, will be the guest speaker.
Penny Auction will also be held.
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St. Paul's Church
(ANGLICAN)
WINGHAM—
REV.
T. K. HAWTHORN, Rector
MRS. HARRY BRYIDGES, Organist
.and Choir Leader
Sunday, July 2
11.00 a.m.—Morning Prayer Service
Conducted by Laymen
Auxiliary names
new executive
Mrs. Robert Hickey was re-
elected president of the Auxiliary
to Wingham Branch 180, Royal
Canadian Legion at the regular
meeting in the Legion Hall Mon-
day evening when the meeting
took the form of a potluck supper.
Other officers elected and to he
installed Tuesday evening in joint
ceremonies with the Legion ;re'
Mrs. Edward Rich, past -presi-
dent , ' Mrs. Lillian Kregar. l.st
vice president , Mrs. Jack Sturdy.
2nd vice president ; Mrs
Farnell, recording secretary;
Mrs. George lcrvit, correspond-
ing secretary; Mrs. William Ren-
wick, treasurer; Mrs. I)on Wal-
lace, Mrs. Jack Gorrie, Mrs,
Gladys- Yeo, Mrs. Andy SOt t ,
Mrs. Bert Morin, Mrs ilarold
King, executive committee. Mrs.
Frank Olheiser, sgt.-at-arms
Visitors ;Attend
Two visitors from rthe 1l0\k 1('k
branch Auxiliary were Mrs Con-
nie• Underwood, president and
Mrs., Sorena Austin, recording
secretary, who sat in as ob-
servers.•
In the course of a brief business
session it was announced that a
blood donor clinic will be held at
CKNX July 12 from 3 p m to 5
p.m. and 7 p.m. to 9 p.m
It was also announced that the
branch will "adopt" two veterans
at Westminster hospital and
furnish comforts for'them instead
of one as hitherto.
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