HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1953-02-04, Page 9Ape- A special Service was held in the
'United _Church., on, sancl ey morning,
when members of the Sunday acimol
were honoured and presented with
fAblea, Testaments, diplomas and peals
14 recognition of their faithful attend-
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vest year. Rev. E. W. Todd spoke on.
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the subjeet, "The Country's Oreateet
Asset, the Child," gr. Todd pointed
gut the parental responsibility as well
as the teachers of the Sunday Sbhool
and urged the children ,to continue to
be faithful. The choir under the,dita
potion of the organist and choir leader,
Mrs, Lyle Brothers, sang the anthem
"Thine the Glory." Those receiving
Bibles were Wesley Newton, Robert
Musgrove, Louise Edgar, Elaine San-
derson; Testaments, Murray Mac-
Lean, Davey Edgar, 'Barry Grainger,
Joyce Heimpel, Catharine Edgar,
Brian Sandeisoil, Faye Musgrove,
David Grainger, Gail Statia, Harvey
Heimpel; diplomas, Helen Magee,
John Magee, Connie Smith, Daisy
Gibson, Gwen Gibson, Anne Douglas,
Bonnie Hoffman, Elaine Statia. The
seals presented were for faithful at-
tendance from one to nine years: Ron-
ald McMichael received his ninth year
seal, Which deserves special mention.
Others were, Paul Higgins, Bill Hig-
Annual Meeting
The 80th Annual Meeting of the Howick Farmers'
Mutual Fire Insurance Company will be held in
the Township Hall; Gorrie, Friday, February 1'3th,
1953, 'at 1.30 p.m. to receive the Annual Statement,
elect Directors, appoint two Auditors and such
other business as may properly be brought before
the meeting.
The retiring Directors are Messrs. W. Robert
Graham and Ewart McKercher, both of whom are
eligible for re-election,
NORMAN D. HARDING, J. H. WYLIE,
President Sec.-Treas.
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Mrt and Mrs. Eddie Waddell attend-
ed the 25th anniversary of the Wo-
men's Institute at Whitegittirela
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night has become se tradition With the
local W, X,, and it is hoped. every *mine
bet and her family will he present for
a pleasant get-together.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. J, N. Davidson, Mon.
cton, ,spent Sunday WW1 Mr. and Mrs.
Thos, Burke.
Mrs, Frank Sanderson, Toronto, and
formerly of this village, spent a few
days with relatives and friends here,
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Doig and Milts
Evelyn Doig, of Kitchener, spent Sun-
day with relatives at Drayton.
Dr. R. B. Palmer was a Toronto
visitor the early part of this week.
Mr. John Howes of Toronto, spent
the week-end with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs, Gilbert Howes and his small
daughter, Jeannie.
Mr. John Gibson has purchased the
residence of Mrs. John Smith, and
with his family will take up residence
there shortly. Mn,. Gibson is an engin-
eer at the Gibson mill. His new home
will be very convenient, as well as a
very pleasant situation on the bank
of the Maitland river.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Wightmae, Bel-
grave, were recent visitors with the
latter's mother, Mrs. D. W. Rae.
Mrs. D. S. MacNaughton and John,
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Norman
McLaughlin of Wingham, on Friday.
Mrs. T. G. Hemphill is spending sev-
eral weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Syd
Smith in Hamilton.
The United Church will hold its an-
nual meeting on Wednesday evening
of this week. Supper will be served at
7 o'clock, with the business meeting
to follow, Meat, potatoes and butter
will be provided by members of the
W. A. Ladies of the congregation are
asked to contribute other food.
Miss Rona VanVelsor attended a
progressive euchre party in Pordwich
on Friday evening. She was a guest of
Miss Beatrice Wade.
Mrs. 'Harvey Timm, Mrs, Frank
Earls and Mrs. D. S. MaeNaughton
met at the home of Mrs, Gilbert How-
es on Wednesday afternoon to plan
the yearly programme of the Women's
Missionary Society of the United
Church. Following the committee
meeting the hostess served refresh.
ments.
Congratulations to Rev. Wm. and
Mrs. Blackmore (nee Lois Elliott)
whose son arrived Thursday at We-
men's College Hospital, Toronto. Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond Elliott spent the
iveek-end in Toronto.
Mr. A. R, Wells, Toronto, who is
well known here, has been very ser-
iously ill in Toronto, His many friends
here wish for him a speedy recovery.
Mrs. Wells is the former Margaret
Gibson.
In honour of her birthday, Mrs
Alex Wright entertained members of
her family to dinner on Sunday. Pre-
sent were Mr. and Mrs. William
Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Les Douglas and
Ann, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Greig,
Carol, Hilda and Wesley, Mr. and Mrs.
Allen Munro and Winnif red.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Gallaher and
daughter, Berva, spent the week-end
at Brampton, where they 'visited Dr,
H. H. and Mrs, Hetherington and
daughter, Helen, and Dr. Carmen
Hetherington and family. Dr, Carmen
Hetherington, who has for some years
been head veterinary with Canada
Packers, has received a promotion.
He leaves for Ottawa this week-end
and will be associate veterinary for
Canada. Mrs. Hetherington and their
four children will go to Ottawa as
soon as suitable accommodation is
available.
Born—In Kitchener-Waterloo Hos-
pital, on Monday, January 26th, to Mr
and Mrs. George Seegmillar (nee Jean
Moffat) a son, George Douglas. Con-
gratulations.
Congratulations to Mr, Albert Gal-
laher, who on Saturday celebrated his
79th birthday. Mr, Gallaher enjoys
fairly good health. His many friends
join in wishing him many happy re-
turns of the day.
Mr. and M rs. Lyle Brothers. spent
Sunday wth friends in Brussels,
Mrs. Jelin Gowcly, who has been a
patient in Woodstoels Hospital for'
some time, following an accident, has
returned tg Wingham and is ataying
at Mrs. Fingland'a nursing /mike.
fir, and Mrs. Alvin Moffat and Oat,
ghter, Marjorie, anent Sunday with
Mr, and grs. George Seeginillar at
Kitchener. Mrs. Moffat is remaining
,fier a longer visit,
Mr. and Mrs, G. A, Gibson spent the
Week-end in London with their dau-
ghters, Miss Bonnie Gibson and Mrs,
Harry Retell.
Mr. and Mrs. -Garfield Gibson and
children, spent the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Moffat in Toron-
to.
Mr. and Mrs. George Gibson and
small son, and Mrs. W. G. Gibson
spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs.
D, MeGillivray at Paisley.
Mr. and Mrs, Torn Edgar, Faye and
Ruth, of Gorrie, spent Friday with
Mr. and Mrs. George Gibson,
BLUEVALE
Euchre Party Success
The euchre party sponsored by the
Woman's Institute on Friday evening,
Jan. 30th., was a success. Twenty-ens
tables played and the prize winners
were as follows: High score, ladies,
Mrs. Gordon Grieg, low score, ladies
Mrs. Stanley Moffat; high score, men,
Mr. Stanley Moffat, low score, men.
Mr. Lee Breckenridge. Door prize,
Mr. Sparling Johnston. Prize for
coming the longest distance to the
party, Mr. Ted Quinn, of Blytb. Lone
hand prize, Mrs. Roy Sanderson.
Young People's Meeting
The Y.P.U. met in the United
Church on Sunday evening. The meet-
ing was devoted to the citizen and
community service committee. Allan
Nicholson was convener and in charge
of the meeting. There was a Scripture
reading by Velma Agar and prayer
led by Bob Hall.
The topic "Do you know Where
You Live" was discussed by Ross
Smith. It was divided into 3 parts:
the Rich Farmer, Lloyd Wheeler; the
Good Samaritan, Eleanor Smith, and
the Prodigal Son, David Ruttan.
The president, Ken Johnston opened
the meeting, led in the devotional ser-
vice and conducted the business,
Personals
Mn and Mrs. Donald Sinclair, of
Harriston, spent Sunday with Mrs.
Mary McKinney and Elizabeth.
Mrs. Richard Jeffray spent Sunday
with friends in Wingham.
Mr. Raymond Elliott spent Satur-
day in Toronto, with his daughter,
Mrs. Win. Blackmore, a patient at
the Women's College Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Sellers were
visitors in Goderich on Saturday .
Mr. and Mrs. Robe Hoy and two
daughters spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer Sellers.
Mervyn Mann is a patient in the
Wingham Hospital,
Mrs. Mungo McFarlane sustained
severe cuts and injuries when she fell
gins, Lade Wright, 'Shirley Wright,
Plernice Grainger, Catharine lYfacianrit
aid, Faye Smith, Marlene Smith,
Catharine Edgar, George Knight,
Douglas Knight, Nancy Palmer, Par-
lent Brothers, Barry Grainger, Bonny
Edgar, Davey Edgar, Murray Mac-
Lean, Shirley gcMichae/, Glenn Mc-
Michael.
11.4)4S, Zone Meeting
meeting -of the Young People's
Union of Zone D., Huron Presbytery,
was held on Tuesday evening, in
Wroxeter United Church, with` fifty
in attendance, A varied programme
Was .earried out with recreation, de-
votions and addresses, Miss Joyce
Greenwood of Mitchell gave an inter-
esting account of her experiences as
a delegate to Young People's Union
National Council held in Winnipeg in
late 1952. Rev. D. D. Cox, Belgrave
gave some inspiring thoughts con-
cerning the theme "Christ Has the
AnsWer." A social time followed tie(
meeting when the Wroxeter group
served fefrealiments.
Banker Leaves For Stratbroy
Bill Stewart, popular member of
the local Bank of Commerce staff
here, left on Thursday to join the
bank staff at Strathroy, On Wednes-
day the manager and staff presented
Bill with a fountain pen. He will join
the staff' where Reg Pacey, a forme)
Wroxeter resident, has been for some
time. During the one and a half
years Mr. Stewart has resided in the
village he has made many friends
who extend best wishes for his future
success. Mr. Montrose, a native of
Simcoe, who has been for some time
at Listowel branch, will join the local
staff, and we welcome him to Wrox-
eter.
Euchre and Croltinole Party
Ten tables of euchre and two of
crokinole were in play on Friday
night when' members of the Women's
Institute held a social evening in the
Masonic Club rooms. Betty Newton
won the crokinole prize and Mrs.
Thos, Parker won the ladies prize.
with Mrs. H. Reidt, second. Charles
Gathers and Thos. McGlynn won hon-
ours for the gentlemen. Harvey Mc-
Michael won the prize for having a
birthday nearest Valentine's day. The
first lone hand was held by Wes. Use
derwood. Mrs. Wes. Underwood won
the special bingo prize, a hand made
pair of pillow cases. This prize was
the work and 'gift of a former presi-
dent of the W. I., Mrs. Vern Denny,
now of Preston. In charge of arrange-
ments were Mrs. J. H. Wylie, Mrs,
Thos. Burke, Mrs. Reg Newton and
Mrs, Lyle Brothers.
W. I. Family Night, Friday Feb. 6
Rev. Matthew Bailie will be guest
speaker when the Women's Institute
hold their annual family night on
Friday, February ,6th, at 8 o'clock in
the United Church school room. Mrs.
Bailie has also been asked to give
some readings. Other local talent will
be heard in an interesting rogramme.
In charge of arrangements are Mrs,
John MacLean, Mrs. Harold Durst,
Mrs. David Statia and Mrs. Lyle Bro.
thers. Mrs. Les, Douglas as-convening
the refreshment committee. Family
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Evenings by appointment.
The Fletcher Institute Course is a 52.week weekly
letter course on personal public relations and
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