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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1957-10-09, Page 5AomomomowiwommoMoMOfflomommomomosomommommom $ I N 11 I P 17700,1111111111111otiousiliroolomouolomolotilowolowl4ilomoll0 VV. R. HAMILTON OPTOMETRIST ih 7s Thorough....,-- Await, Time tested P., U Phone 37 for appointment Your present suite acceptable as trade-in. Mr, and Mrs„Roy Sariderson; who celebrated their ,,40th weddingianni- versary on Thursday at .tlidir Turnberry Township home, The couple were married irl.-the maiise of the Anglican Church, Listowel, on October 3rd, 1917.7-Photo 'by-Hazel Sperling. 1117:34,9,, Baby ,.hand ► Meet at Church 17Y.RGXETWt—Twenty-tleyo mem- bers of the WrOecter Milted Church Baby timid, along with ithair, mothers •and the men/berg of,,the Wornan'e MisaiOnar,U Society; 210,41 'PA enjoyable ' Meetin$ the church eehool room on Prglay af- tOrnoon, Qetofier 4.th. ' Mrs. Ken Zdgar, president of the Woman's Missionary Society, sided end Mrs, W. T. V. Suchanan entertained the children with the Story and tolouied slides nochio,. Hymns sung were (sjosus LOTS Me and 4,Tesus Bide - Shine", Lunch was served .at close of the Meeting, MI'S. Wm. Gallaher of Norwood, Was a week-end visitor with ,Mr... and. Mrs. W. A. Miller. Dr. and alf•re,. B. •P. Green of Stil- well, Oklahanap, are guests 'of his Parfnts, Rev. and Mrs, 13, F, Green, E,A1,ER for t e er Special " ERscoTCH RIPPLE CREAM 'RAILPifAKEfil ''OUTPERFORMS... all. other winter tires! • V OR EXIRA TRACI10 MERKLEY MOTORS Phone 84 Wingham, Ontario 1 PPP - 3 Buds of Promise Met on Tuesdair..,, Promise Mission Band I ; held the WROXETE4--Thed $ f Pall, ThaArkoffering meeting,,,in the church school room on;.. Tuesday afternoon after school, r' *th an attendance of twenty-sever. The roll call was responded,to "Something we Should be:thanIgul for". Catherine Edgar *condlieted the meeting with Sharon Elliott and Joyce Heimpel taking the Scripture lesson, Gen. I 27-31 and the.,,prayer, „respectively. The 'minutes 'read 'by the secretary, Carol Lonttit; were approved. The roll was called and'the „offer- ,ing received by Jean NOwton .and Stanley, Ridley, folloWed by the birthday offerings, donated to the tune of 'Hear the Pennies' Drop- ping". The children repqated their Mission Sand Purpose in unison and the Mission Band ,Hymn was The three final chaPters "in ,the 'study' -book "Bright pathways", were told by Mrb' Magee,' Mrs; Sanderson and. Mrs. H. 4irst. The repeating of the ilVlizpajl benedic- tion brought the devotio/414art of the meeting to a close. IiiStead of the usual game, a, treat ;Supplied by the leaders, was enjokedl:by the children, couple Celebrate 40th Anniversar WROXETER—Mr, and. Mrs. Roy Sanderson celebrate& their fortieth, ,wedding anniversary on Thursday at their home, Lot 56 and 57, Con, 1 Turnberry,'where a dinner was served' to about 30 guests. The bride Of 4.0 years ago, is 'the former Margaret 'Ash, daughter' of George. and Mary. Jane Ash, R.R. Listowel, Mr, and Mrs. Sanderson were married in the manse of the Anglican Church, Listowel, • on October 3rd; 1917. Following their Marriage they moved • to their 'present home en Con, 1 Turnberry. 'In June 1918 Mr. Sanderson entered the Service and went over- sbas in September of the same year. The day he was to sail for France the Armistice- was signed so he remained 'in England until the fol- lowing January. They have a family of Six, (Margaret) Mrs. Allan Edgar; (Hazel) Mrs. Howard Ryan, who reside on, Highway 86; Ruby,Gor- don and William, at home, ,and, Cecil, also onjfighway 86, , They ilSo, have six irandchildren, Wit- Hain, Margaret Ann and Chester Edgar, Jean, Shirley and Patricia Sanderson. - Guests were present from Lis- towel, Molesworth and Eluevale. WROXETER Mr. and Mrs. Crawford ,Gibson and family spent a week's vacation in New York: Atrs!•G: A. Gibson spest part of last week with M. and Mrs. Garry Gipson and 'family in Wingham. Mr, and Mrs; Ross'Coates visit- ed the latter's aunt, Mrs, R,usSell Arnett of Ethel on Sunday. Mr, Henry Mothers and sisters had as their guests on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Heasli,p and their° son, George and Mrs. Heaslip• and son, Silly of Princeton, and. Mr., and Mrs, J. P. Heaslip and daughter Marian, of Hamilton, They were also entertained at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Chas. Mathers. The Women's Institute will meet at the home of Mrs. W, J, Peacock on Thursday evening; October 10th. Mrs, Alex Corrigan is convdner and the theme, "Agriculture". Miss Emilia Johnston will give the topic, "Why Young People Stay on the Farm". "They Also 'Serve Who Feed the World" will be given by Mrs, James. Johnston. Mrs. Jos. Horton will give a demonstration. ytev. Mr. McClure, of Molesworth, moderator of Presbytery, preached in the Presbyterian Church on Sun- day and conducted, a baptismal service. The children baptized were: Richard Robert, son of Mr. and Mrs. 'Richard De Boer, Robert Jarne$,' son of Mr, and Mrs, Alex McTavish and Norma Jean daugh- ter of. IVIn'and Mrs. Sack Willits. Mr. and Mrs. IiPY Mooney of Toronto, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs:, A. D. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Horton' visited in•Harriston on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd. Moffatt and children; of Southampton,' visited over Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Burns Moffatt. ' Mrs. Wm, Blackmore and, child- ren of Toronto are visiting Mr, and Mrs. Raymond. Elliott. • Mr, anct• Mrs. A. D. Smith were at Brueefield on Sunday. ' Council Presents Mrs. M. L. Aitken i3LUEyALE—At the meeting of Turnberry Council on October 6th, Mrs. M. L. Aitken was presented with a. wrist watch by Reeve •John Fischer, on behalf of Turnberry Council, and an address was read by 'George T. Thomson, clerk, in appreciation of Mrs. Aitken's ef- forts in compiling a history of the township for the ,eehtermialf. 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Canada Savings Bonds can be ordered through banks, investment dealerSand trust or loan fireas, orthrough the tenvenient ' Payroll ,savings plan Where you wt:o' i441 44/ti, thise bonds Con build your cuturso . . • *Interest: Mrs,. 2 Years 3%%, Remedying 11 Years 434% Det3OniinaitiOn$: $36i $100, $500, $ 1060, $5606 (and in fully registered form 400Q, 8000, $5000)i Lindy. Not more than 810,000 of this serieS in any one name. A- Misses Marsha and Josephine Newton, Byron, spent the week-end with 'their grandmother, Mrs. Reg. Newton, while Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Newton attended a wedding in Hamilton. Mr. and M.S. Lyle Hart and Patti of Listowel visited at the home of Mrs. Reg Newton on Sunday. Miss• Elva Hupfer is spending a few days with friends in Ridge- way and Streetsville. Mrs, Gordon Greig is visiting her sister, Mrs. William Lowe, at Gravenhurst, and is attending 'a meeting in Orillia this Week. ' Mrs, V, Brothers is visiting her son- isud daughter-in-law, Mr, and Mrs. Lyle, Brothers, Wexford, • Mrs. Chas, IVicCutcheon and Mr. Wm. Ringler have returned from relatives in Detroit, - The W.M.S. annual ' conventien, North Section Huron Presbyterial, will be held in. Bluevale • United Chureh on Fridily, Octeber.11th. The. W,M.S, will entertain the WA, and Starlight Groups of Wreketer and the WITA. and An- glican 'W.A., FOrdWieh, in the church on` October 17, when Miss pimiticUtrre.Csollar of Wingharn Show The Thariltoffering service will be' held on October 20th. Mrs. J'oh'n Lane Is Simaker on First Aid wttoxklta — The Tuesday Starlight Group of the 'United Church held its September meeting at the hone of Mrs. Harvey Reldt on Tuesday evening, There were 21 members present, Mrs, Ted Sinith and Mrs, Fred' Montgomery were cpnveners, Dural int" the evening Mrs, John Lane gaVe an 'instructive ticldreas ore fleet aid', Mrs. Geo, Gibson chose IA her Object, "In 1-,Ife'S bitch", bated en the story 'of tilt prodigal koni BLUEVALE—The Woman's As- sociation met in the United Church on October .3rd, the president, Mrs. Elmer Sellers, presiding. • Business for the Woman's As- sociation meeting and the W.M.S. meeting following, was concerned With arrangements' for the section,' al meeting of the • W.M.S. to be held in the Blnevale Unite&Church on Friday, October 11th, There will be an Pall-day session begin-, ning at 9.30 a.rn, A dinner will be served at noon by. ladies of the Bl evale Church, The Woman's Association also planned for a bazaar to be hold In the community' hall, the latter part of this month, The WKS, meeting ow. Thursday was led by Mrs. Alex McCrackin, president,. Invitations were read from the W.M.S, of Belgrave Unit- ed Church, to attend their Thankoffering meeting on October 18th, and from 'the W.M.S. of Blue- vale Presbyterian Church to be with them for their Thanitoffering on October 23rd and these were cordially received. A worship service was led by Mrs;, Sparling Johnston, Mrs.' Mel Craig reading the Scripture, Belgrave RELGRAVE—The regular meet= leg of the• Belgrave C.G.X.T. was held in the church basement on September,26, There Were 16 in attendance. The following officers' were elected: Patsy Logan, Prost- dent4 Lillian Pengelly. treasurer; Lorna Bolt, seoretaty. The Meeting Closed With Val* The Second C.G.I.T, meeting was held on September Vt, After the • 'business period, plans were made to initiate the new t niernbers. Mrs, Fear; the leader, took ehirge of the group, The meeting" clOted With 'tips. 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