HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1960-01-13, Page 3Auxiliary Euchre
The regular euchre of the Ladies'
Auxiliary to the Canadian Legion
was:held in the Legion Home Mon-
day evening with twelve tables in
pray.
Mrs. Omar Haselgrove won the
prize for high lady and Mrs. Jim
Halliday the high lady playing- as
man. George Day won the high.
,prize for the men and Alexander
Leaver won the .door prize, A
social time followed.
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pear Sir:
It is :with a great deal of pleas-
ure that I have to report that no
automobile fatalities occurred in
No. 6 District 0.P.P, that consists
of the counties of Bruce, Grey,
Huron, Perth, Waterloo and Wel-
lington during the holiday season
covering Christmas and New Years,
a period of 12 days.
This condition can be attributed,
in my opinion, to the care taken
by each individual automobile
driver and ceaseless and active
Ontario Provincial Police patrols
covering the areas in the counties
mentioned above for which O.P.P.
are responsible.
E. L, HARRIS,
DISTRICT INSPECTOR
CROSS OF SUFFERING
FORCED ON AFRICA
The Women's Missionary Society
9f St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Church held its regular meeting on
Tuesday of last week. The first
vice-president, Mrs. John Pollock,
opened the meeting with prayer.
The Scripture lesson was road by
Mrs. T. A. Currie and in the medi-
tation she recalled that just as an
African, Simon of Cyrene, was
forced to carry Our Lord's cross,
so a cross of suffering' has -been
forced on the continent of Africa.
Prayer was offered by Mrs. W.
E, Ford and letters from Miss
Laura Collar and Mrs. A, Nimmo
were read by Mrs. T. A. Currie.
-The study for 1060, ''The Way in
Africa", was introduced by Mrs.
H. Aitcheson and Miss K. Wilson.
The history of the dark continent
was reviewed, particularly as it
was influenced by the slave trade
and by Livingstone's work and ex-
plorations. With the aid of a map
of the continent, present political,
economic and religious conditions
.were discussed.
Mrs. John Pollock offered a
Prayer of thanksgiving for cherish-
ed memories of the life and work
of the late Mts. W, Ringrose.
The offering was dedicated by
17ray
rs.:, Sinillie, and Mrs. John
Mitchell closed the meeting with
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It must he nearly twenty years
since I read 'TAKE C,i0UftACK
Dr. Bentley's novel of Stuart
England, She still writes and Still
tells a fino story,
CRESCENDO
By Phyllis Bentley
is written of the England of -to-day.
It begins with a mildly philosophy
discussion between an old and a
young man (I say mildly t*ihillos-
ophica,l, in order not to frighten
any would-be readers; this is
neither a difficult nor -a deep,
hook), The old Man avers that
"Every moment of the world's
history is the, product of all the
previous moments, "Peter Trahler,
the young man, disagrees. To
prove his point, he cites a specific
example-he had left his work,
three minutes before- -closing-time
that afternoon. Kis reason for so.
doing seemed good to him, and
might, even prove beneficial to
the community. He maintained
that nobody awaited his services
(he. was a clerk in the Borough
treasurer's offices) that nobody
even saw him leave. Apparently
this was an Incident concerning
only himself, and -of such trifling
WINOHAM, ONTARIO
import that it would not even sit
-a pattern for future bud behaviour.
We arc ahnost convinced of the
logic, of his reasoning.
Then the story moves and swells..
We are carried along through the
'lives of others in this mill com-
munity of Hadley, into a veritable
avalanche of events, all tow:11141
off by this simple cilia on Peter's
Part. The narrative grows it
strength and intensity, like the
creseendo portion o1 a musical
comimition until we are al-
Mot overwhelmed by the MMMr-
able chain reactiol. The climax
la reached when the tragedy
touch-es Peter. himself through
those he holds most dear. Three
quarters of the story is required
to reach. this climax; then it
fades softly into a diminuerclo
in which some of .the problems are
resolved,
It -is an utterly convincing book,
almost terrifyingly so. It renninds•
me of that childhood jingle "for
want of a nail, a shoe was lost
and' so on--hut in a positive form.
It makes absorbing reading--the
people are real, the settings vividly
.depicted, the theory thought-pro-
voking.
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Kinettes Plan
Box Social
The Wingham Kinette meeting
was held at the home of Mrs,
Len Crawford on Monday night
with a good attendance, Mrs.
John Currie, president, chaired the
meeting,
A report was given on the Kins-
men's curling bonspiel, which prov-
ed, very profitable. Plans were
discussed for the Valentine box
social, Mrs. A. Williams gave a
report for the Ways and Means
committee. The raffle was won by
Mrs. M. Templeman, When the
meeting adjourned Mrs, Temple-
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There are few more delightful
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hand than the one the Canadian
housewife performs with leftovers.
Whether it's. done, for example,
With -the remainder -of the holiday
turkey or the Sunday roast, the
result is a new, tasty, nourishing
meal set before the family.
That's our happy story. But
for two-thirds of the people of
the- earth, just getting enough
-to eat is a trick they can
never pull Off, There's hunger,
disease, despair. And that's where
another feat of North American
Magic eomes, in. It's done with tin
super-plenty of our national abun-
dance.
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our own country, CARE is given
milk 'powder, flour and .corn meal
by the Canadian -and 15,S. govern-
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garine and meat,- and• for each $1
contributed sends 41 package 'of
life-giving food to the needy in 15
countries -of liluroPe, Asia, Latin.
America and the Middle East.
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your nettle, bringing It Mess-age of
hope and friendship. from you and
your country.
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