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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1976-05-27, Page 4r-. .. 'a► ^.► �:q �� .1' -:..•if, `aP�i ei ... � .. w..+• •w.+� � a... -a, a .. vy'• V .• , •�iR- i4Bs WisrMm Advance -Timers, Thursday, May 27, HY76 Mrs. George Fisher, Wingham, South Bruce- W.I. president Whitatureb Branch hosted the tion of the district directors. Ira Qickie and Mrs. Verdon Mow- di strict annual meeting of the VISITQRSPRESENT bray paying tribute to the memory of past members. , South Bruce Women's Institute Mrs. David Ireland, president, In her closing remarks after an May 18. "Faith for The introduced the visitors: Mrs. Sut two years in office, Mrs. David Future" was the theme of the cliffe, area president; Mrs. gam Ireland said what a great plea The roll call was Crawford, area secretary; Mrs. answered by the district dir- Chambers, board of directors, sure it had been to visit most of ectors with "A historical event in sub -division 16 of the area; Mrs. the branches and attend the vari ous events in the district. She "A• Bruce County that has given us Radbourn, . area curator; Mrs. thanked her home branch for as - faith s faith for the future," which Coyne, rally chairman; Mrs. sistance and her partner, Mrs. f proved to be most interesting as Klages and Mrs. Smith, Bruce Frank Maulden, secretary - each one answered with some- North; Mrs. Smith and three thing of note. Many reviewed guests from Bruce Centre; Mrs. treasurer, for her friendship and K'\ events almost forgotten and only Miski and Mrs. Ostendorf, Bruce assistance. Mrs. Ireland spoke of two items were duplications. East. the theme of the day, using a,, Bible reading prepared on the Lt' Reed's Corners Will was in Mrs. Harvey Houston, pro- basis of "Fa charge of the sing-alongs for the vincial public relations officer, "Faith Beginning with ; Our Forefathers". day. Mrs. McGuire of White- addressed the meeting briefly, Mrs. Kirkpatrick thanked Mrs. " church gave the address of wel- asking that members share their come and Mrs. Donald McCosh copies of Home and Country with Ireland and presented her with a r•; . and Mrs. Frances Boyle of doctors' offices, beauty parlors, gift. 2 Miss Barbara DeVisser, Bruce Purple Grove hal charge of the etc. Back issues are also needed. County home economist, re- devotions which were ap- Mrs. Victor Emerson gave a ported on her work through the propriate to the theme. greeting for which she has be- ear in 4-H and senior courses. FWIO REPORT come well known. Mrs. John Nor y THESE ARE FOUR OF THE 22 RNA STUDENTS who put in 35 weeks of hard work before Mrs. Frances Gemmell, FWIO man, resolutions convener, tenonHolyroed Institute provided the becoming qualified RNAs. In a graduation ceremony Friday, May 21 the above women board director, gave her report, afternoon entertainment, follow Po presented a resolution on conn- ing which Mrs. McCormick of were presented with awards. They are Miss Nancy Litt for First Proficiency in Bedside'' thanking the district for the Lapel pulsory use of seat belts. After Belmore gave the Pennies for Nursing, Miss Marjorie McKay for First Scholastic Standing, Miss Ronda Weber (class Pin in Bruce County Tartan, some discussion the delegates Friendship report. Mrs. Kirk- president), Valedictorian Gift and Miss Deborah Welwood for Second Scholastic Stand - which has been sent for the voted in favor of the existing law. patrick presented the new slate of ing. national convention in Prince Ed- At the morning session Armow officers and Miss DeVisser con - ward Island in June. She stated WI provided entertainment. Fol- ducted the installation. that the resolution sent in last loaning the noon luncheon the Delegates chosen year on the liquor question was ladies enjoyed displays of OFFICERS CONFERENCE Mrs. Clarence Hedley reported Area couple united in turned down. The ACWW will be creative stitchery, liquid em- held in Nairobi, Kenya, in 1977 broidery, afghans, the Bruce on the officers' conference at by Sr. Citizens University r Waterloo, mention. E l o r a - e h ur e h ceremony r e m o n y and in Winnipeg in 1980. Used Tartan and the WI supply table. Mrs. Bone and Mrs. Margaret stamps are being collected for Mrs. William Arnold gave the Ing two addresses given by Mrs. Hastings were nominated as Maluski, provincial president, Africa, where they are being put Bruce County Tartan report and and Mrs. Zoeller, editor of Home Catherine Anne Fisher became matching ostrich -feather delegates to the Senior Citizens' to good use. She urged branches the Bruce County Scholarship re- and Country. the bride of John R. Lovell on trimmed jacket and orchid cor- convention in St. Catharines on to support Nutrition Education port. Mrs. Donald Blue gave the Courtesy remarks were voiced May 14 at St. John's Anglican sage. She was assisted by the August 9 and 10. They will repre- and the Erland Lee Home. May museum report and said the new by Mrs. Glenna Haldenby, thank- Church, Elora. The bride's groom's mother in a two-piece sent the Wingham Senior Citizens 31 to June 4 is. WI week and the building will soon be opened. ing Whitechurch branch and all parents are Mr. and Mrs. Merrill pale pink gown with orchid cor- and were chosen by the group time to visit the Erland Lee home Crafts have been added to the who had assisted with the Fisher of Gorrie and the groom is sage. The master of ceremonies when it met in the Armouries re - by appointment. other items on display. meeting. a son of Mrs. O. L. Lovell of Fer- was John Beatty of Fergus. cently. Mrs. Gemmell also spoke on COMMITTEE REPORTS The slate of officers for 1976-77Those wishing to go to Wood - the and the late Otto Lovell. Rev. For a honeymoon in Northern the meeting held recently in The curator's report was given follows: past pres., Mrs. David R. Hulse officiated at the double Ontario the bride chose an ivory bine Raceway on June 17 are Wm2haM on violence in the by Mrs. Stewart Farrell; PRO Ireland; pres. Mrs. George ring ceremony. and the organist halter dress with tan accessories asked to give their names to Mrs. media and said that complaints report, Mrs. Clarence Hedley; Fisher, Wingham; first vice- was Brad Halls of Midland. and orchid corsage. Fisher. The spring zone rally will on this subject should be sent to folk school report, Mrs. Burton pres., Mrs. Ross Cumming, During the signing of the register The groom has accepted a posi- be held on Wednesday, June 16, the FWIO board member, giving Hodgins. Mrs. James Kirk- Lucknow ; second vice, Mrs. Mrs. Dave Edwards, cousin of tion on the staff of the Shelburne Members unanimously agreed name, and date the program patrick reminded those present Russell McGuire, Wingham; the bride, sang "For All We District High School. to hold a pot luck supper on May appeared. of the Bruce County Rally at Guests were resent from 29 at 6 p.m., and to entertain the As this is Mrs. Gemmell's last sec.-treas., Mrs. Gordon Wall, Know'. P Underwood on Oct. 21 and out- Wingham; asst. sec., Mrs. James The bride, givenin marriage Brantforeb Kitchener, Goderich, shut-ins some afternoon during year in office, she thanked all for lined members' duties for the Conway, Tiverton; public by her parents, looked lovely in a Oshawa, Toronto, Midland, Senior Citizens' Week in June. their help and friendship during day, relations officer, Mrs. Clarence gown of white organza, featuring Boston, Red Deer, Fergus and - Gordon Godkin was in charge her term as a board member. She The memorial period was in Hedley, Kincardine; a ale Ink ca let collar and g of the program of old-time music also took charge of the ratifica- charge of the Kairshea WI, Mrs. P p pe Elora- Honored guests were g Standing committee con- sash and flared skirt with at- grandparents of the bride, Mr. by H. Duffy and Mr. Renwick. veners: Agriculture and Cana tached chapel train flounced at and Mrs- Gordon Fisher and E. Everyone enjoyed the music and Sian Industries, Mrs. Howard the hem with pink chiffon. She Watkins of Elora, several danced to their favorite Weekend Barger, Lucknow; Education and wore a large white picture hat tunes. / Cultural Activities, Mrs. Donald with pink flower trim and carried MacAdam, Wingham; Citizen- a cascade bouquet of orchids, Entertainment ship and World Affairs, Mrs. pink carnations and stephanotis. Oscar Norman, Kincardine; Matron of honor was Mrs. ' THIS FRIDAY and SATURDAY Family and Consumer Affairs, Kenneth Norton of Toronto, sister Mrs: George Harkness, Kin- of the bride, gowned in pink You'r A Very good local group cardine; Resolutions, Mrs. polyester crepe styled with cape- `E Donald Gillies, Ripley; Museum, let collar and gored skirt with �y Mrs. Donald Blue, Ripley; matching sash, SHANNONScolarship, Mrs. William Arnold, • The bridesmaids, Miss Colleen Ripley; alternate, Mrs. James McGonegal of Elora, Miss / Kirkpatrick, Ripley; Tartan, Jacqueline Walker of Fergus and CANDLELIGHT SUMMER Mrs' William Arnold, Ripley; Miss Leonore Feil of Elora wore �I� h►'� alternate, Mrs. Douglas Ken- gowns similarly styled in shades, nedy, Teeswater; Curator, Mrs. of mauve and blue. They wore Victor Emerson, Whitechurch; white brimmed hats with match- Entertainment Line-up -Fed. of Agriculture, Mrs. Jack ing bands of crepe and white Farrell, Ripley; alternate, Mrs. rosebuds centred in the back. David Ireland, Teeswater; Their bouquets were blue corn - Starting Mon. May 31 -Juke 5 auditors, Mrs. Lyman Sutton and flowers and pink and white Mrs. Harold Elliott; nominating carnations. Moodstone neck- « �� -comm. for 1977, Armow and Bel- laces, gifts from the bride, were GLORIA a spiffy showband more branches. worn by the attendants. Brian Shortreed of Fergus June 7 to 12 acted as best man and the ushers y�4, were Murray Shannon, James 1 "RUSTIC" Cloakey-Keffer Proctor and Harvey Hewer, all of Versatile group Fergus. vows exehan ed ll dinner and reception 9 followed at the Guelph Curling tb y6 June 14 to 19 Club where the bride's mother (� An evening ceremony united in received guests in a halter style KEM WOODSTAINmarriage e ss the "CAVALIERS" Brussels a dl AlexCloalkey, RR 4 gown of blue polyester knit with Brussels. The event took place on ��* 1 ' popular year round May 1, at 7 o'clock in the Brussels GALLON �1 Presbyterian Church. Fermin methods June 21 to 26 Mrs. William King, Brussels 9 "REV" was the organist and Rev. in British Isles OLS an excellent band Kenneth Innes officiated at the mParents of the bride are Mr. topic of speaker wwwwol 1:1 June 28 - July 3 and Mrs. Alex Keffer, Brussels John Gaunt of Belgrave was ` "VARIATION" and the groom is the son of Mrs. the guest speaker when the Wing- x VARIATION Ivy Cloakey, RR 4 Brussels and ham branch of the Women's Y' ' y £ KEM LATEX GLOSS the late Stuart Cloakey. Institulie met May 20. Mr. Gaunt, The bride was given in a graduate of the Ontario Agri 99 and MANY MORE GOOD marriage by her father. Mrs. cultural College, Guelph, and a EXT6TaI0Alli " GALLON BANDS TO COME IN I Dianne McCallum Walton, friend Nuffield Foundation Scholarship y of the bride was matron -of -honor, winner, showed slides of a tour he 1;t r t a�y• d l h E h k t D t b while esman was Doug took trougngan, Scotland, 1 JULY and AUGUST �I[t€ Cloakey, brother of the groom. Wales and part of Ireland. He told 1 �£ 'f: 1;•i s until SEPT. 4th. Usher was Paul Cloakey, also of the ways of farming there andrsi'°I{£' ` ;t brother of the groom. spoke of the well-preserved large `.' Treat yourself and Out-of-town guests were from old buildings. s your friends Manitoba, Whitby, London and Mrs. Powell thanked Mr. Gaunt `X:'.w-;Y-" ""•':�' for your convenience Dine by Candlelight LATEX Belgrave. Present were Mr. and and presented him with a small KEM•1COAT for mnaP KEM WOODSTAIN3 our Hot Bullet Is served SUNDAY Mrs. Keffer of Ethel and Mrs. who don l like PA ^nnq or nn,,,, n.ln,n 1, gift. more lhanonce anhanrP l^n hPAUly tf SMORGASBORD choice of tate■ Iyn- anngra nnl nalu,ai THURS., t FRI. olive Campbell, Belgrave. A President Mrs. Alf I,ockridge y or alkyd base hi AI wenn Ava��ah�e in .;I h/ `� /SE PMN 17 noon 1 p m reception was held at the home of was in charge of the meeting Shghllyh,ahercn5l a,nninrorsem•h/V r A••tf,Arnnl Ideal I,,, Casual Dress 5 p m to e p m the bride's parents. which opened with the•4,inging of After a honeymoon tri to the Ode with Mrs. D. Ritchie at KEMiorhIaSt LATEX r Y P exterior nous" pay^r Northern Ontario, the couple will the rano. Mrs. Lockrid a wel- ofat"yet On PPA`" BUSINESSMEN'S LUNCHEON SPECIALS EVERY DAY P P• g of late. yet lnn�s Ann _ reside in Brussels. comed visiting guests and Mrs. 181 like PnAmei " - -- - ^ -- KEG ROOM Clean ups are Past' Visit the Shiell read the minutes and gave wah,uslSoapann the financial report. w"er �� �f� Colour 7v A motion was passed by Mrs. Also available in quarts. • R e l a x l n q atmosphere Barrett and seconded by Mrs. ,,,a,,,,,,�,,,,„•„^,.-,-, „•,,,,, ,. ,•-• Robert Galbraith that $50 again Candlelight RUSYSTITCHERS be given toward the support of Kameont"-manulacnnPnbySnPwnwuAmpco^pAnyolcA^aMA�mMA V 9 The Wingham club members the flower containers on Wing- AVAILABLE AT THE FOLLC have learned how to do the couch- harr>is Josephine Street. CURRAWS GENERAL STORE Capri Roll TofletPaper ........................................ 316. A.B.C.Soop................................. .......$I." Kleenex I W - all Colours 41 c ........................ . 3 loxes $1.80 Robin Hood S lbs. Quick Oats .............................. -$I." $I." Sun Spun Margarine ............................ 2lb. .sF Burns Chuckwogon Dinner 680 g ................. ,! ..............N Splendor 2lb. Spaghetti........................................a Kraft Dinner..........................................3 ftp. .95 Lottery tkkeh for Thursday, Nite PHONE 335.3451 WRRIE St. Paul's Church (ANGLICAN) W INGHAM REV. T. K. HAWTHORN, Rector MRS. D. RICHARDSON, Organist and Choir Loader SUNDAY, MAY 30 EASTER 6 8:30 a.m.—Holy Communion 11:000-M.—Moming Prayer, Litany and Sermon Wingham Horticultural Society SPRING SHOW Town Hall Friday, May 28 1:00 TO 8:00 P.M. PLANT SALE Re HOURLY DRAW Refreshments Served NO .ADMISSION CHARGE Memberships will be available Everyone Welcome I L WHITE HOME HARDWARE Monkton, Ontario J. We COUNTER BUILDERS SUPPL iES Clinton, Ontario Restaurant 8 Tavern ing cross'stitch, couching outline The Wingham branch of the WI OLDFIELD STAINTON HARDWARE Licensed under L C B O stitch, satin stitch, sheaf -filling has been invited to Huronview ,lune 9 between two and four PRO HARDWARE 194 Josophino Stroet BAYFIELD RD GODERICH finishing their learning -stitches o'clock. They are having a bake Brussels, Ontario Wingham, Ontario J articles and deciding what their sale table and asked for done - - - -- - 5 2 4 — 7 7 1- , free. -choice articles will be. tions. CARSON The girls have decided on their Mrs. Lockridge closed the DRYDEN HARDWARE \ exhibit ifor Achievement Day They looking for- meeting with the singing of The HOME HARDWARE Paisley, Ontario June 19.' are Queen and lunch was served by Gordo, Ontarin ward to their pot luck supper. the hostesses. - L WHITE HOME HARDWARE Monkton, Ontario J. We COUNTER BUILDERS SUPPL iES Clinton, Ontario