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GOODYEAR TIRES — VULCANIZING
PHONE 148 WINGHAM
WINGHAM TIRE SE -VICE
— AT THE ARENA —
Wednesday, January 25—
Skating-3-5, 8-10
Thursday, January 26—
Figure Skating-3.30-1.0.30
Friday, January 27—
Skating-3-3
Hockey Game — Bantams vs.
Blyth, 6.43 '
Junior "D" Hockey—Fergus vs.
Wingham, 8.30
Saturday, January 24—
Figute Skating — Skaters please
note change of time for Jan,
28111 only, to let hockey games
halve afternoon ice
Group 4-8-10 a.m.
Groans 2 and 3,.--.10-12 noon
Group 1-,40.45 tilt noon
Minor Hockey-12-6
Skating-440
Monday, Jitunary 30—
)100(47 — Bantam and Midget
teams VS. Rineardine teams
Tuesday, January 31— ,
Skating-3-5'
Hockey practice
WINGHAM SPORTSMEN'S
ASSOCIATION
will meet at Club Reuse on
MONDAY, JANUARY 30, at 8 p.m.
Ab. Nethery, president
Everyone welcome:
L.O.L. PROGRESSIVE EUCHRE
FRIDAY, JANUARY 27th
in Council 'Chandlers' at: 8.30 ILI%
Everyone Weleollis
SPONSORED BY
EUCHRE PARTY
MONDAY, JANUARY 30th
St. ,-augustine's Parish Hall, 9 p.m.
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CUB AND SCOUT MOTHERS"
AUXILIARY MEETING
WEDNE.4DAY, FEB. 1, at 9 p.m.
at the Scout Hall
Mothers of all Clubs anti Scouts in
Wingham Pa CkS and Troop
welcome
HOCKEY SCHEDULE
Jan, 24-L-Hogick Lions Juveniles
vs. Drayton Juveniles in Drayton
at 9 p.m. Wraxeter Bantams vs.
Drayton Bantams also play in
Drayton at 7.30 p.m.
Jan. 25—Wroxeter Midgets vs.
Vordwich at Vordwich at 9 p.m.
lCurizville Bantams .vs. FordWieli
Bantams at Fordwieh at 7.30 Ford-
with Pee Wees. vs. ICurtzville at
ICurtzville at 7.30.
Jan. 27—Drayton Juveniles vs.
Rtirtzville - Newry Combines at
Rurtzville at 9 p.m. Fordwich
Midgets vs. Belmore Midgets at
Ilehuore at 9 p.m. Idurtzville Ban-
tams vs. Wroxetee Bantams at
Wraveter at 8 p.m. iturtzville Pee
Wees vs, Belmore at Ileintore
7 p.m,
Jan. 31—Howirk Lions Juveniles
vs. Drayton at Behriore.
1—Iliatetvallle Midgets vs.
VinalWieli Vordwich at $ p.m.
Wroxeler 'Bantams vs. Vordwiell at
Vordwieb at .9 p.m,
—Photo by Conned
a corsage of yellow roses was the
choice of the groom's mother, who
assisted in receiving the guests,
Besides the groom's mother and
sister from Kelowna, guests were
present from Hespeler, Elmira.
Galt, Kitchener, Goderich and.
Wingham.
For a trip to New York, the
bride chose an orange ice knitted
suit with a fur jacket and beige
accessories, They will live in.
Wingham.
"Cotton Cuties" Is
Name for 4=H Club
BELMORE -The first meeting of
the Belmore 44f homemaking club,
"Cottons May Be Smart" was held
on January 21st at 2 o'clock in the
Belmore community .centre with
Mrs, Kieffer and Mrs, Simmons.
as leaders. The meeting opened
with everyone repeating the. 4-H
pledge.
The officers were elected as fol-
lows: President, Georgina Kieffer;
vice-president, Lorna Woods; sec.,
Lois Sithmons; treas„ Marjorie
Kieffer; press reporter, Irene
Doubledee.
Aft'r several suggestions it was
decided to call the club "The Bel-
more Cotton .Cuties". They decided
to have the next meeting on Janu-
ary 23 at 8.30 p.m. at the. home
of Mrs. Kieffer.
Mrs. Kieffer discussed "The
Planning of a Dress." Mrs. Sim-
mons talked about "Correct Pos-
ture" and "Measuring for Pat-
terns." They were given the home
assignment and the meeting was
adjourned.
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PROGRAM 'AND DANCE
A variety program including one-
act play, "Who Gets the Car To-
and Scottish piping, under
the auspices of the Whitechurch
Library Board, will be held 'in. the
IVhitechurch Comm-inlay Memorial
Hall, on
FRIDAY, JAN. 271h, at 8.30 p.m.
Ulrich will be served. Dancing to
local music'.' Adm. adults 50e, public
school children, 15c
AT THE LYCEUM
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATUR-
DAY— JANUARY 26-27-28
"PAST AND SEXY"
SPecial. matinee Saturday afternoon
for the children.
HOCKEY
'Whightun Mutants play Blytli
•Preceiling the Fergus - Win; liant
Junier ganie
FRIDAY, JANUARY 27th
KINETTE CLUB
House to house canvass for the.
March of Dimes
MDY ONA, JANUARY9 80, 101
Give generously!
BLUEVALE
WOMEN'S INSTITUTE
Will sponsor a Euchre Party in the.
Community Hall
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 25, 8.30 pan.
PeiZes. Ladies please. bring sand-
Vetches- Adm. 30e.
Mrs.. D. Rosenhagen
Heads; Y.[W,A,. for 1961
The Young Woman's Auxiliary of
Wingham United Church held its •
January meeting at the home of
Mrs. N.
The worship service was in
charge of Mrs, V. Reid, with "The
Unchanging Glory of God"' as the.
theme. A hymn was sung, followed
by Psalm, 711 read, in unison, The
Scripture was read by Mrs. R.
Gordon, Mrs. B. McBurney led in
prayer.
A chapter from the study book
entitled "New Ways of Speaking"
was read and illustrated by Mrs..
J. Walker. This was follomeed by a
very interesting discussion on the
subject, led by Mrs, Walker. Mr4,
W, Willis led in prayer and a hymn
was sung.
Mrs, G. Gibson Was In charge of
the business part of the meeting.
The year end reports for 1900 were
given,
Mrs. G. W, Tiffin installed the
new officers for 1961; Past presi-
dent, Mrs. G. Gibson; president,
Mrs. D. Rosenhagen; 1st vice, Mrs.
V. Reid; 2nd vice, Mrs. K. Wood;
3rd vice, Mrs, K. McLaughlin; sec-
retary, Mrs, E. Irwin; asst, see..
Mrs. R. Gordon; treasurer, Mrs, D.
McKay; Christian stewardship,
Mrs. M, Taylor; supply and liter-
ature, Mrs. Ted Elliott; press, Mrs.
H, Swatriclge; correap, and com-
munity friendship, Mrs. F. Tem-
pleman; ,temperance and Christian
citizenship, Mrs. Jack Currie; Mis-
sionary Monthly, Mrs. L, McGuire;
pianist, Mrs. R. Ronson; telephone
committee convener, Mrs. G. Rich-
ardson,
The meeting closed with a hymn
followed by the Mizpah benectic-
ton. A delicious lunch was served
by the committee in charge.
U. C. EVENING AUXILIARY
REV. T. G. HUSSER
INSTALLS OFFICERS
The January meeting of the Ev-
ening Auxiliary of the United
Church was held in the ladies' par-
lor on Tuesday evening with 32
members and two visitors present.
The worship service on the
theme "The Unchanging Glory of
God" was led by Miss Paton. After
the singing of the hymn "Come
Thou Almighty King", Mrs. DeWitt
Miller read the Scripture lesson.
Miss Janet Murray led in prayer.
"Work Makes Us One" was the
title of the chapter of the study
book presented on a very interest-
ing and capable way by Miss K.
McGregor. The offering was re-
ceived' and dedicated by Miss Caro-
line Wellwood. The hymn "Stand-
ing at the Portal" was sung.
Mrs. Ross Vogan led a short
business session and Rev. T, G.
Husser conducted a very impressive
installation service, The meeting
closed with the Mizpah benediction
followed by a social half hour.
Officers for 1961: Past president,
Mrs. Ross Vogan; president, Mrs.
Chas. Hodgins; 1st vice., Mrs, Mur-
ray MacLennan; 2nd vice, Miss
Paton; 3rd vice, Mrs, Clayton
Shackleton; secretary, Mrs. T.
Jardin; treasurer, Miss Greta
Harris; Christian stewardship, Mrs.
Frank Madill; litertature, Miss
Norma Coutts; Missionary Monthly
and World Friends, Mrs. Harold
Kerr; Christian citizenship, 'Miss
Marion Simpson; correspondence,
Mrs, Alton Adams; press, Mrs. Al-
bert Rintoul; ' community friend-
ship, Miss Janet Murray; holiday
bell, Mrs. James Hamilton; pianist,
Mrs. Emerson Silent; assistant,
Mrs, Norman Keating; supply
committee, Miss Phyllis Johns, Mrs.
William Tiffin, Mrs. William Con-
ron, Mrs. Harold Burrell, Mrs.
James Campbell; expense fund and
cards, Mrs. Alan Bennett, Mrs.
George Brooks.
To Buy Material,
Pattern for Dress
The first .meeting of the 4-H
Homemaking Club project "Cottons
May Be Smart" was held in the
Wingham town hall on January
21, from 7.30 - 9.30 with eleven
girls present. The meeting was
opened by singing the Opening
Ode, followed by the 4-H pledge
and motto in unison.
Results of the election •of of-
freera was as follows; President,
Karen Kilpatrick; secretary, Shir-
ley Congrant; treasurer, Lucille
Merkloy; press reporter. Mary
Joan Lapp,
The objectives were given out.
The girls have not decided on a
name for the club but chose gold
and mauve record book covers. The
next meeting will be January 30
from 1,80 to 9.30,
The roll call was " Your Favour-
ite Colour". Then Mrs. Currie ex-
plained the requirements of a 4-1-I
Homemaking Club, She also told
what to use when equipping a
soWing, box. Mrs. Currie told
about the Record books, dresses
suitable for every. occasion, a suit-
able colour of material for the
kind of complexion one has, and
the styles that would look best,
The girls were told how they
would be measured so they could
buy a dress pattern.
There was a demonstration on
posture, The home assignments
were given out as follows: Begin
record book; check your figure to
discover any ;defects, and study
the best lines for yourself; buy
your pattern and material for a
The Afternoon Mission Circle of
the Wingham Baptist Church met',
at the parsonage with Mrs. D. Sin
clair hostess for the annual .meet--
in
fter the opening hymn the
president, Mrs. Rintoul, led in •
prayer..
Readings were given by Mrs.
Rintoul and Mrs. Stokes from. the
Sudan Interior Mission. The Scrip-
ture was read by Mrs. M. Cameron.
Mrs. W. liareourt brought the
devotional, bearing her remarks on
"By humility and the fear of the
Lord, are riches, and honor and
life,"
Several participated In a season
of prayer. After the singing of a
hymn, the election of officers re -
stilted as follows:
President, Mrs, Alex, Rintoul;
vice-president, Mrs. H. Stokes;
treas„ Mrs. Milas Cameron; sec-
retary, Mrs. Wilmer Harcourt;
pianist, Mrs, Donald Sinclair; as-
sistant pianist, Mrs, John Kelly;
sewing committee, Mrs, Rintoul,
Mrs. Atkinson, Mrs. Kelly; lunch
committee, Mrs, T. Gaunt, Mrs. W.
Pocock, Mrs. Atkinson; visiting
committee, Mrs, Atkinson, Mrs. Po-
cock,
dress, The 'meeting closed by
singing "The More We Are To-
gether".
Miss Sally Slosser presided at the
organ on Saturday mornine. when ,
Robert Edward Wood and Mary
Frances Runstedtler, both of Wing-
ham, exchanged marriage vows at
Sacred Heart Roman' Catholic
Church. Yellow ,and white mums
decorated the church.
Rev. G. J. Freker officiated,
Miss Helen Runstedtler sang "0
Sacred Heart, 0 Love Divine" and
"Mother at Your Feet Is Kneel-
ing", accompanied by Miss Slosser.
The bride is a daughter of Mr,
and Mrs. J. B. Runstedtler of
Wingham and 'the groom's parents
are Mr. and Mrs. George Wood of
Kelowna, B.C.
Mr. Runstedtler gave his daugh-
ter's hand in marriage, She wore
a ballerina-length white crys-
talette gown with French lace
appliques on the skirt, and a
sweetheart neckline. The elbow-
length veil was 'caught by a crown
trimmed with seed pearls and she
carried a bouquet of pink roses.
Wass Christine Runstedtler, maid
of honor, was attired in full
skirted dress of gold pole de sole
and carried bronze mums, Mrs.
Louise Toms of Kelowna, B.C.,
was the bride's second attendant
and her sheath dress was blue vel-
vet. She carried white mums.
John Runstedtler of Wingham
was the best man.
A reception was held in the
Legiorf Home, the banquet room
being decorated, with bouquets of
pink carnations and white chrys-
anthemums, The bride's mothe:
received, wearing a jacket dress of
eggshell water silk with green and
black accessories and a corsage of
yellow roses. A beige brocatl
sheath with brown accessories and
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