HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1960-11-23, Page 14Belgrave Cubs
The Wolf Cub Pack held their
regular meeting on Tuesday night
with a good attendance. The lea-
der, Mrs. Kenneth Wheeler, open-
ed the meeting with the Cubs re-
peating the "Grand Howl", After
the salute to the flag and the
Lord's Prayer they were inspected
for cleanliness and promptness 'by
all the leaders. Special marks were
given as usual for church . atten-
dance.
The boys enjoyed some games led
'by Mrs. Harold Vincent, Mrs. Gor-
don McBurney explained what was
meant by "Three Months' Satis-
factory Service" -requirement for
the First Star, This good service
includes. promptness, obedience,
good sportsmanship and dependa-
bility, Mrs. Bud Orr led in a
jungle play, the story of Baloo, the
bear, teaching the ways of the
jungle.
During instruction t h e boys
learned semaphore from Mrs. Bud
Orr, safety rules and leap frogging
from Mrs. Vincent and knots from
Mrs. VanCamp and Mrs. McBur-
ney. A sing-song brought the
meeting ta a close. Some Cubs
passed firgt and second star work
under the eye of the leader, Mrs.
Wheeler.
SEVEN INITIATED
INTO GIRLS' GROUP
PHARMACY
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ST. HELENS
Freddie, Gordon and. Kevin
Black of Ottawa spent the past
week with their grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. .Gozeion McPherson.
Mr. Murray Gaunt is on a five-
day tour of Purina Research Farms
in St. Louis, Missouri.
Mrs. Harvey Webb and Mrs,
Charles Hodgins of Wingham spent
Sunday with Mrs. Harvey Ander-
son and family of Goderich.
Mr. and Mrs, Ken Grewar and
Nancy, of Brantford, spent Satur-
day with her parents, Mr. ,and
Mrs. Harvey Webb.
The regular meeting of the W.I.
will be held in the hall on Dec. 1st.
The roll call will be answered by
a Christmas recipe and exchange
of gifts.
Congratulations to Mr, and M's,
Bob Aitchison on the arrival of
their baby, daughter, Barbara El-
izabeth, on Nov. 14th at Wingham
Hospital.
Institute Holds
Pot Luck Supper
ST. HELENS- --A.large crowd at-
tended the pot luck supper in the
hall on Saturday evening, sponsor-
ed by the Institute. A short pro-
gram followed a bountiful meal.
The program consisted of piano
solos by Mrs. Chester Taylor and
Shelia 'McQuillan; piano duet by
Mrs. William Rutherford and Wan-
da Henry; accordion selections by
Barbara Purdon and Rosalyne
Phillips; solo by Elaine Cook; a
reading by Mrs. Jim Aitchison and
community singing.
Lorne Woods gave the courtesy
remarks and the evening closed
with the national anthem.
Dill YOU KNOW?
Our store has the most
complete Christmas stock
ever this year!
Navel Little Men's Gifts are our
specialty for '60-items under $3.00
WE'RE SURE YOU WILL FIND
THE 'LITTLE EXTRA THING
YOIT NEED TO ROUND OUT
YOUR CHRISTMAS STOCKING.
f‘ REPORTS ARE HEARD
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ON COUNTY RALLY
,a BELGRAVE---- Eighteen members
!is answered the roll call, "How to be
• ,,i' a good neighbour", at the regular
#i meeting of the Women's Institute A at the community centre on Tues-
day afternoon.
Richard Procter,
The president, Mrs.
was in charge 't •
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of the business period. Mrs. Carl
Procterread the minutes and the g financial statement showed a bal-
A ante on hand of $182,72.
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The group has received the name
of a veteran in answer to an in-,
quiry, at Westminster Hospital,
and he will be remembered With
eards and gifts at Christmas,
The Achievement Day for the.
"Club Girl Entertains", will he held
in the Wingham District High
School on November 26. Final.
plans were made for the banquet
that the groun will cater to for
the Cron Improvement Association.
Mrs. Charles R. Coultes and Mrs.
Procter gave reports of. the county
rally held recently at Auburn.
Mrs. Stanley Cook was convener
of the program, which included a
reading by Mrs. Garner Nicholson,
Mrs. Cook rtmd an article, "Life
in Australia", which had been pre-
narc,t1 by Mrs. Raymond Redmond.
Some community singing was en-
joyed. Mrs. Coolc conducted a
quiz made with ''reference to some
of the members,
Lunch was served by Mra. Ivan
Wightman, Mrs. Mel Taylor Ana
Mrs. Iierb Wheeler,
BELL
LINES
by H. H. P. Johnston
your telephone
manager
IT'S LITTLE, IT'S LOVELY, IT LIGHTSI
• the "Princess" - the new extension phone that will be
available M. customers here beginning December 5. The Princess
is dramatically dif-
ferent in size -and
styling. It's small. -
takes 'up less room
on table or desk.
It's modern - for
the modern taste
that asks for beauty
with simplicity. And
it lights up. That's
right, it actually
glows in the dark
so you can find it
quickly and lights
up for easy dialing when you lift the reeeiver. It will be avail-
able in five popular colours - white, beige, pink, blue and
turquoise. The Princess will be on display in our office at
Wingham starting December 5. Come on in and see for your-
self.
A boy driving his bicycle along busy Chan-ibis Road near
Montreal was .strucla down by a hit and run driver. The first
person to come to the aid of the
injured boy was D. B. Bennett who
had witnessed the accident. He
covered the boy with a tarpaulin
and returned to. his truck for a
first aid kit, With the assistance
of two passing motorists, he suc-
ceeded in stopping the bleeding.
Someone nearby summoned the
police and before long the boy was
in hospital. OR examining the vic-
tim the attending surgeon com-
mented on the splendid job Mr.
Bennett had done in stopping the
bleeding. It was a lucky thing for -
the boy that someone with a knowledge of first aid had come
to his rescue. Mr. Bennett happens to be a splicer with the Bell.
He was able to administer skilful assistance because, like a great
number of his fellow employees, he had taken fiat aid training.
Since 1.9n, when the Belt Telephone Company Centre of the St.
John Ambulance Associatien was formed, some 80,000. Bell
• employees have received first aid training. In Wingham, Iran
Gardner is one of our senior first ,alders who has rendered his
skilled assistance to the injured on .a number of occasions.
"There's many a time I've been very glad of my experience in
first aid," says Mr. Gardner. "You never know when you'll be
called upon to use it, specially if there are Children in the home.
It's a wonderful feeling to be of some help to someone when an
emergency arises?'
Your chances of being exactly Iike anybody else in the world,
even your brother or sister, are less than I. in 70 million unless
you are an identical twin. Just why there's such a minute
Chance of your having a double is explained in "The Thread of
Life," newest program in the Trans-Canada Telephone System's
Science Series, which will appear over CBC television on Mon-
day, November 28 at 9:30 p.m. "The thread of Life" is the story
of the science of genetics, which studies the laws of heredity.
Or, in a more personal sense, it is the story of how you become
you. Don't miss it, It's a, show the whole family will enjoy.
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Mr. and Mrs. Higgins
Honored by Friends
BELGRAVE ---A large crowd ga-
thered in the Foresters' hall on
Friday evening at a shower and
dance honoring Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Higgins, who were recently mar-
ried, Mrs. Higgins was the former
Wilma Johnston,
At intermission Stanley Hopper
read an address to the young
couple and Bill Coultes presented
them with a gift of money. Ivan
Dow presented them with a gift
fls from the Junior Farmers, Rims
expressed thanks on behalf of Wil-
ma and himself, Tiffin's orches-
tra supplied music for dancing,
Lunch was served.
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BELGRAVE
Mrs. Tantes Taylor - of Wingham
visited . on Sunday ,with Mr. and
Mrs, Clare Va.nCamp and family.
Mrs. Helep MeBurney and family
of Wingham visited on Sunday with
Mrs. Laura Johnston and George.
Mrs. Thomas Smith.. visited, on
Saturday with. Mrs. Emily Elston
at Wingham,
Mrs. Ralph McCrea, Maureen y
.and Douglas attended a birthday t"
party at the home of Mrs. Stuart (a
Forsyth, Wingham, for Stephen
Forsyth, Marilyn . Qoagram and
Maureen McCrea, They all were
two years old on Saturday.
The pupils and teachers, Mrs.
Joan Watson and Mrs. Joan Craw- W.
ford, are holding open house at . the
school tonight, Wednesday.
Mr. had Mrs. Kenneth Wheeler,
Ivan andeMary Ann; visited on
Sunda* with Mn• and Mrs.-Gordon S' •
Hill and family at Varna.
Mr. and Mrs, Leslie Shaw and
Sharon of London visited over the
week-end' with Mr. and Mrs. Johh
Anderson and other relatives.
BELGRAVE-The fourth meet-
ing of the Canadian Girls in Train-
ing was held on. Friday evening
and was opened with the
hymn and Purpose followed by
prayer, led by Ruth Michie. Mar-
ilyn Campbell read the minutes of
the last meeting, Eighteen mem-
bers answered the roll call. Linda
Coultes gave the financial state-
ment.
Mrs. J. H. Anderson described
the vesper service and its impor-
tance to C.G.I.T. work, The meni-
hers were requested to consider
donating a Christmas gift to some
worthy cause, The ,groups divided
for Bible study. Mrs. Anderson
conducted the worship service.
The following girls were initiat-
ed into the group: Linda Coultes,
Donna Grasby, Janette Johnston,
Marilyn Taylor, Doreen Pattison,
Dianne VanCamp a n d Janice
Walsh.
At Hallowe'en'the girls collected
for 'UNICEF and when all the mon-
ey was in they had a total of $26.45.
The meeting closed with Taps.
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