The Wingham Advance-Times, 1960-11-09, Page 5I
DIVES SURGEONS
ON PUBLIC SPEAKINO
WRONHTHR, —"Public Speak.ng,
Can Be Fun" was the subject cho-`
sen by Mrs. Stanley Rrlde of Ford-
wich, chairman of the Gpelph Con-
vention Area of the Women's In-
stitute, when she spoke at the
Wroxeter meeting, held at the
home of Mrs. Walter Pavisson,
Mrs. pride gave many helpful
suggestions. Above all he well
prepared, fully rehearsed, use
Simple words, be determined, re-
laxed and sincere. Say what you
have to say and then sit down.
By the use of buttons, taken from
personal 41othing, Mrs. pride also
gave a short historical story of
her family life, starting with large
ones from her mother's • wedding
cloak of 18$8. and continuing
through the years, ending with
small white pearl buttons from her
daughter's wedding gloves of 1955.
The speaker was introduced by
Mrs. Allan Munro,.
Mrs, Howard Wylie was presi-
dent and opened the meeting with
a poem on peace,' entitled "Hear,
0 Ye Nations". The roll call was
answered with an item for the
Tweedsmuir Book or "If I were
a shut-in, how I would like to be
used", Mrs. Thomas Burke gave
a report on the rally held at Aub-
urn and Mrs, W. .Davisson on the
convention at Guelph.
Plans were made for the future
euchre parties and the hostesses
were Mrs. L. Douglas and Mrs.
.Cordon Greig. The next meeting
wi,l be the Christmas meeting and
all members are reminded to bring
small jars- of jam or jelly for the
cheer boxes and gifts for the
Children's Aid Society. Rev. J.
Ewart Clarke will be the guest
speaker,
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Mrs. Ron Feocton was hostess• for
the second social evening of the
Pleasant Valley Cheery-Eight -held.'
at her home on Thursday night.:
Euchre was enjoyed with high,
lady being Mrs. Michael Willie and.
low, Mrs. Ronald Seddon,.
A very dainty lunch was served
which was enjoyed by everyone, It
was decided to have two '• more
socials this month with Mrs. Willie
being hostess for the next. one.
CHILDREN :GRADUATE.'
TO. MISSION BAND
The Baby Band and Mission
Band tea of the Wingham United
Church was held recently in the
Sunday School room of the church.
Mrs. Stewart Beattie, superinten-
dent of the Baby Band, presided at
the meeting.
Following the opening .hymn the
Scripture was read-‘by Brenda
Haferinehl, Trudy MOWN led in
prayer. A duet was sung by Mari-
lyn and Sandra Tiffin' and a piano
solo and duet was' given by Ruth
and Joan Bennett, A,cniano duet
was also played ' by 'Lynda and
Brenda McTaggart. '
Mrs, C. Fingland, ptisident of the
Afternoon Auxiliary -of 'the W.M.B.
welcomed the mothers and chillren
and told a story to ;the, children.
Mrs, Beattie called on: Mrs. T. G.
'Husser, the guest speaker for the
afternoon, who gave a very in-
spiring message to the bo'ys and
girls. Monde Ternplernan, on 'be-
hair of those present, thanked Mrs.
Husser for her address.*
Mrs. J, W. Bushflplcl, assistant .
Baby Band superintendent, pre-
sented the following - children
who graduated friirrCBaby and
into Mission Band, with certif-
icates: James Alvin . Brooks, Ruth
Ellen Currie, Bradley John Lewis,
Bonnie Fay "McGuire, Margaret
Ann McLaughlin, a6; Douglas Rob-
inson, Susan Willi ms, •
Following the graduation ez;,er-
cises, they were welcOmed into the
Mission Band by Mrs. W. II. Mc-
Arthur. After the closing hymn,
the C.G.I.T.. served inneh and a
social hour was enjoyed.
Keep a freshly-stoced first aid
kit in the ear, at the cottage or on
cruising boats, Learn .how to ad-
minister artificial respiration.
waoxwma-- Mr. and Mrs. .1.
V. Fischer, Mr. arid Mrs. Harry
Gowdy, Mr, and Mrs. Harvey Mc-
Miellael, Mr. 4.TI'd Mrs. Arthur Gib-
son and Mr. Jack' attende4
':the Warden's - Banquet for the
County Of 4iiiron on 'Vhursday eve-
ning at North Street United
Church,gOderiel-i, honor of
Warden alOgrm, John Durgin.
Arthur Gibson gave the tpast to
the warden and V. Recker of Hay
Township, presented the gift of
silverware.
Dr. G. Edward Hall of Western
University was guest speaker. Dun:
ing his remarks he t914. that 10Q
years ago the total educational
grant from the province fig HOvi'.7.
ick .was 4166 and for Turnberry
VIIIOXEM
Mr, art.d.MrS; 'Wt./m.4e St..4ithyn,
of Laurel, sent' the weelet end with
the former''S cousin, Mr. and Mis,
Lloyd Townsend?.
Mr. and ,lirsj Ha'rvey Bradshaw
and Vicki were , Sanday gnepts of
Mr. and. Mr..., Vic Shpro, Mopre-
field,
Mr. •and Mrs, James Doig enter-
tained to -dinner.Thitrsday evening
Mr.: John Doig and Miss Nellie
Doig, Mrs., Hattie Inglis, 'borcien
and Alex, of aVfik -,-,,.t ey, and Mr. Bill
Ieirazilater•ef Gilbert Piains, Man.,
who his •sister, 'Mrs.
Inglis, and other relatives.
•Mr. and Mrs. LlOyd Weir ands
Calvin of Toronto spent the week-
end with Mrs, 'W. E. Weir and
Miss Gertie 'Ensh and also Mr. and
Mrs. George GibSon..,,
Mr. and Mrs. George Adams and
family. were 'Sunday visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Adams, Got-
rie.. ' •
We are plea• surto report Mrs.
Alonzo Snarling was able to return
home from,the Wingham Hospital
on Saturday,
A successful auction sale was
held at the home of Mrs. D. Rag
on Saturday afternoon when the
houSehold effects and property
were disposed of. The latter was
purchased by Mr. Fred Montgorn-
Mr. and Mrs, Lyle Hart, Patti
and Susan, Listovrel, spent Sunday
with Mrs.,R, Newton,. . .
We are sorry to hear that Mrs.
Herb Patterson is again a patient
in Wingham Hospital and we hope
for a speedy recovery,
A surnrisenarty was held'in hon-
or of Mr. and Mrs. Wes Panlin at
their.home last Saturday evening
when a number 'of• neighbors ga-
thered to,:lianor pgni on ,their 25th
wieMckir. Ling, 4. 11,1[PiaLelrir rIPent Saturday
with Mr.'and Mrs,. H, I. Durst,
A capacity crowd` attended the
dance in lite ,community hall last
Friday evening and report a good
time.
Mr. and., Mrs. ", Stan Gallaher
spent the week.end with their
daughter, Mrs.'Robert Gathers and
Mr. Cathers at Barrie.
We are sorry to heir Mr. Har-
vey Coupland is confined to bed,
but 1-t4pe to see him. around again
*soon. ' `Mr, Charles Black of Gor-
rie is looking after the butcher
short in •absenee.
"Mt., and Mrs. 'Stewart Coupland,
Mn and Mrs, Bob Blac`k of Toron-
to, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Edgar,
of Kitchener, were week-end vis-
itors. with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
COupland.
MISS Bonnie Hoffman and „Mr.
Dave Martin, of 'Preston, spent the
week-end with the former's grand-
mother, Mrs. Elizafbeth Hoffman,
' Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hupfer, De-
troit, were visitors over the week-
end with Mr, Vernon and Misses
Elva, and Evelyn Hupfer.
Mr, and Mrs. William Hart and
Mrs. Ted NeWton spent the Week-
i'md with Mr, • and Mrs. Bill Hart,
Oshawa.
Messrs. Ross Toman, Allan and
Harry Adams, Harvey Reidt, Lloyd
Reidt of Toronto and William
Marshall, Stratford, left Sunday
for a deer hunting expedition at
.Lion's Head this week.
Mrs. Angus Carmichael, Mr. and
Mrs. pines Robertson, Jimmy and
Scott Goderich were Sunday
guests at, the horne of Mr. Jelin
Hupfer.
Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Elliott and
family spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs, Cal-heron Elliott and called on
Mr: and Mrs. Henry Weber at
Harriaton.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Walker
spent a, few days last week with
Mr, and Mrs. Wilfred Woppler, in
ChOsley.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Coates were
Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Lucas, ListoWel.
'Mrs. Wes Ne*tort and Mrs.
Elvin Oakley, accompanied by Mrs.
Harold Ridley, spent Tuesday With
Miss Thelma Ridley in London,
and the latter remained for a long-
er visit.
StoiREs CiAiSipD
Wro*er store$ will be open.
Thursday aftettionn and closed Fri-
day, November 11th,
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Man x types of ()miter can be
cuire.4 14Y `riktliati,on. Surgery, or
is combination of both, It.eghlat
niedieti Ob6it,llps on persons over
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