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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1960-10-12, Page 3Folding Aluminum 1 FLOOR WALL AWNINGS TILES DOORS Aluminum SASH LUMBER — BUILDING — CUPBOARDS . Telephone 260 Wingham ill111111111111111111118111111111111111111111811111111111111111111110111111111 N AUTUMN IS. COLOR PICTURE TIME IL See us for. Kodak Film and Finishing MAO Winglitam. AtivoneTiums, iVedUorrIay, Ott IL 1.0180 0410 "A" ","4".".,I .,,,,"” t444.010,M.14144 4, $4.1$0.1M0.101,0.041410.4OCI.OAPOW.M4414010000#11 $$$$$ WAtitillaikAlltk44,14$1411W HA it'.tkim iW il,±}111 Air EWELLERYt PHON E 250 WINGHAM. ONTARIO tg $$$$$$$ $ 14 lllllll • l • llll lllllllll lllll 10,1 llll ! ll min, lllllllll 11140114MiM111114P101...W4 ..eveee"...e...vesvsstove•sovensetas.-avhea,•••a-4•••••vervveeasseveeel, ANNOUNCEMENT Change of Management of Mcliay's Nursing Home to BROOKHAVEN, Home for the Aged Mr. and Mrs. J. Brooks, Managers. 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PKGS. 69c rums AND VEGETABLES 6 - 6 OT, BOTTLE CARTONS CHOICE TOMATOES ST. WILLIAMS (WITH PECTIN) — 9 OZ. JARS ASSORTED JAMS MAPLE LEAF BRAND PURE LARD 1 LB. PRINTS lienderson.Forster At Yorkshire Show Albert Bacon of BelgraVe was one of the top winners at the zone 2 Regional Yorkshire Show at Teeswater. He had the champion boar in one elass and grand chain- pion of boars one year and over. He took first prize for sow one year and under 18 months, and first for senior herd. Xn all, Mr. Bacon received thirteen prizes hi • the different classes. BELGRAVE Belgrave L.O.L. 462 held the annual meeting and election and installation of officers for the coming year on Oct, 5th in the Orange hall. Officers are as follows: W.M., Henry Pattison; D.M,, Alex Neth• cry; Chaplain, Bro. George Grigg; Marshall, .Bro, Mason Robinson; recording see., Bro. Smiles Mc- Callum; treas., Bro. Elmer Bruce; Tyler, DouglaS Bruce; lecturer, 1st, Bro. Albert I3ieman; 2nd, Bro. Ar- nold Bruce; committee, Bros. Athol Bruce, Bill Taylor, Gershom Johns- ton, John M. Taylor, Walter Scott., Takes Many Prizes K. This is your opportunity to stock up on • all types of Film at Big Savings (Every Roll Is Fresh) MOVIE FILM - Reg. $4.95 . . $4.45 35MM KODACHRONIE Reg. $4.30 . . $3.95 Iw 35MM EKTACHROME -. Reg. $2.43 . . $2.25 Black and White Roll Film in the popular 120, 620 and 127 sizes -lir Reduced from 54c to ONLY 48c roll Fast Expert Photo Finishing PROFESSIONAL INFORMATION ON ALL YOUR PHOTO PROBLEMS AT 114 MSYK STUD1 YOUR PHOTO SPECIALTY CENTRE FOR THE WINGHAM AREA PHONE 199 WINGHAM ri .TAiillImmaiiiimiquainumminammilmmumaiminiumnittnoirmus5 • Mr, and 1fr44. Jiat Pnrcbt and t Billy of Guelph Visited over the week-end with Mr. and Mrs, Bela 1 Orr and family. Mr. and Mrs. John Nixon and family and. Mr. and .Mrs. Ralph Nixon, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Carmen Nixon and family at Toronto, Miss Joan Brydgea of London spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Jae ;?unbar. Members of the Bel-grave Insti- tute, please note that the regular meeting will beheld on Friday evening, October 14, at 8.30 p.m, with Miss Bette Tillman as guest speaker. Thanksgiving visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mel. Brad- burn were Mr. and Mrs, Murray Kelp and Todd of f.,ondon, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Ballagh, Byron and Garry of Teeswater, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Adair, Lyne, Keith, Anne and Gerald of Molesworth and Miss Myrtle Johnson of London, Outline Plans for "Pioneer Girls" The monthly meeting pf the Bap- tist Young Women's Auxiliary was held at the parsonago on Thursday evening. 'The meeting opened with the hymn, 'Praise The Saviour" and prayer by the president. Mrs. B. MacLean. The topic was centered around thoughts of Thanksgiving, Mrs. A. Proctor read an article, "Giving Than:zs Always for All Things". Mrs. L. Archer read "Have You Thanked Him?", Mrs. Kilpatrick read "The Greatest Blessings" and Mrs. R, Burchill reed a chapter from Dr. Pierce's hook, A letter from The Chinese Evan- gelical Church was read by Mrs. B. MacLean, Mrs. F: Collar was in charge pf devotions and read a chapter from the book "Being a Real Christian" pointing out how our testimony to others should be without shame and fear. Several Scripture verses were read by those present. The 'hymn, "Like a River Glorious" was sung. Several missionary letters .were read, and prayer was offered respectively by those who read the letters, Business was discussed and the Thankoffering meeting was an- nounced for Nov. 28th, Mrs. Sin- clair outlined the plans for a new church program for young girls called Pioneer Girls. The hymn, "Oh, The Precious Love of Jesus" was sung and Mrs. Sinclair closed in prayer. Lunch was served by the hostess and those in charge. • RUMMAGE SALE Ding, dong bell, any rummage in the well Hats and coats and pictures gay, Most everything you've put away, Will help the sale and make it pay, And help someone who wants them. Be sure they're clean and set up well, The price we ask, we'll surely tell, The sale we're sure will really pay If you give something to sell that day. WHITECHTJRCH—The marriage of Miss Irma Janet Forster, daugh- ter of Mr, William Forster and the late Mrs. Forster, and Donald Wes- ley Ross Henderson, son of Mr, and Mrs, Eldon Henderson, of Luck- now, was .solemnized on Saturday at 3 p.m, in the Presbyterian Church here. Rev. Mr. McKenney, of Teeswater, officiated. Mrs. Ronald Perrot, sister of the 'bride, was matron of honor, while Miss Norma Forster and Mrs. Wal- Photo by Harvey McDowell ter Elliott were bridesmaids. Little Linda Henderson and. Ruth Elliott we 1,6 •1 lower girls.. Murray Henderson, 'brother of the grown, was best man. Lorne For- ster was soloist. ' The wedding dinner, for fifty guests, was served in 'the S. S. room of the church. The ladies of the congregation had held a miscellaneous shower for Miss Forster at the home of Mrs. John Gaunt and St. Helens friends had held a social evening for her on Friday last. Many friends attended the trousseau tea at her home on Tuesday. The happy couple will make their home on the groom's farm west of Lucknow. SEVERAL SOCIETIES HEAR MISSIONARY BELGRAVE T h e Autumn Thankoffering meeting of the NYht man's Missionary Society of Knox United Church was held on Thurs- day evening in the church with members of the W.M.S. societies from Brick Church, Wingham, the Evening Auxiliary, Knox Presby- terian Church and the Trinity Anglican Church as their guests. Mrs. Williard Armstrong read the Scripture and Mrs. George Martin and Mrs, Leslie Bolt read articles. Misses Sandra Chamney and Janey Beecroft sang a duet, accompanied by Mrs. Sidney Thompson. Mrs. Walter Scott in- troduced a tableau, put on by members of the Evening Auxiliary, which was to introduce the new study book. Mrs. D. S. MacNaughton, of Wingham, gave a reading. Mrs. Scott introduced the guest speaker, Mrs. J, Anderson, of Atwood, a former W.M.S. Missionary in Man- itoba. The following formed a double trio and sang a number, Mrs. Elaine Nixon, Mrs, Cameron Walsh Mrs, Margaret Walsh, Mrs. Bill Coultes, Mrs. George Johnston, Mrs. Albert Bieman, accompanied by Mrs. George Michie. Mrs, J. H. Anderson thanked the guest speaker and a hymn and prayer closed the meeting. Dur- ing lunch members from each of the groups represented expressed thanks for the pleasant evening, Elect Officers At LOL Meeting. N N N N N N N • U U N N U BELORAYE DELMORE The Belmore Dainty Dolls 4-H Homemaking Club held their sec- ond meeting at the Belmore W.I. rooms on Saturday afternoon with 13 'girls answering the roll call, "A thing I would appreciate in a guest room". Mrs. Kieffer and Mrs. Appleby led the discussion on hospitality, invitations, guest rooms and reference files. Record book covers were decided upon and invitation writing 'was practised. Mrs. Ralph Dickson gave a demon- stration on packing a week-end 'bag, It was decided' to meet again on Thanksgiving afternoon at the same place. The third meeting was held on Monday afternoon with 13 girls answering the roll call, "The type of reference file I have chosen". The leaders outlined meal plan- ning, table setting, table etiquette and good conversation. Mrs, Kief- fer gave a demonstration on table setting and service. The members then practised what they had learned. The next meeting is to be held on Friday, Oct. 14th at 7.30 at the Kieffer home.