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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1961-11-08, Page 7HOW MANY ARE BANK CUSTOMERS ? URN RECEIVES CALL REL R J, SO MIRE RUNE NEED i.CiREATNAai lnue; 'n°1licers FOR USED CLOTHINO " Patty CORRIE---The tn. taw titiantrzlE itirs WiNGILA111, ONTAR1(), W.CONte'SDNY, NOVEIVIBEIL 8, MI A. worship period 'followed, The following officers were .eleeted: Co- presidents, hivci,vit .Anne Stephens and Alexander Hamilton; eo-seere- tarie:.4., Nadine tooke and Alexander Strong; treasurer, Donald Whit.. field; assistant, Cornine Rharne. Mrs. Audrey O'Krafka ti the lead- eV. 'w..L ivi(:onte, • (io-RRI11- The ‘lorrie W(nn ' an''' everting when they held their Hal- ,' Corrie United Church (al WottdiV tninititer of St- Andrew's Presby- Missionary Society met in the Un- inwem party, with 18 attending. itrd clumth with Mre. T. L. Mc-= Evelyn Anne Ntellbens wan the limes reading- Scripture and Mrs. • PriZe in the .conde .erritunreS. GaJnea t ;maid Galbraith read a tribute' to were enjoyed, the late Mrs. Childs. who was e well loved leader of' Alma College, St. 'Thomas. Mrs. Lorne Walker gave the study troika, whieli told of mission boats and the help they give. Mrs. clad Edgar and Mrs. Clifford Iyl• gave the Sectional reports on the meeting held at Beigrave. Mra. VatIllertilon rirgaaized two reunions I-,''!701' Walker, roti'ldY :secretary, of Irish ministers now serving in Ontario. teriati Churches of Molesworth and Onrrie, confirmed reports that he 13 under call to the Presbyter- ian Church in Whitby. A native of. Ireland, Mr. Mm.ure came to Cana.da, tu May of 1.955. minister of the Moleaworth-Gorrn, .cbarge. Ile returned to the Euler- alit isle for it visit in NaVe corning 'to Canataa, ECV. Clure and ftrV. Alex. Clements of At the clo.w of lite meeting lunch. was served Church officials say the call will become official about the -end of November. At that time Rev. and Mr's, McClure and Sons, Brian and Ronald, will mauve to Whitby. read letters from Overseas Relief for blankritt and bales sent; also from the Vied Victor Mission, To- ronto. Donations of good used clothing will be gratefully received up to Nov. 15th. when a bale will be packed The refugee need Is great The !limply allocation for 1962 has been received, Mrs. Chas, Blast, Mrs. Gordon Coulter and Mrs, Gerald .Lialbraith served refreehmenta wiNRIAM SPEAKER FOR IIIANKOFFERINti Graduate to Mission Band The Mission Band Thankoffering and Baby Band tea was held in the United Church Sunday school room last 'Saturday afternoon, Mrs. Mewed-. Beattie, ouPerin. tendent of the Baby Band, presided, The Scripture was read by Judy Irwin, followed by •prayer by Bean Miller, Linda Hutton gave a piano .solo. The graduatian of children from Baby Band into Mission Band was GORITUE--- flip Morrie Woman's held, Those who were received into Missionary Society of the United Church held its autumn Thankof- fering service on Sunday at 10 a.m. in their bereavement. Rev. E. C. Attwell, Lluyd Townsend, Lirmiee and M.ra. Alen Graham attended the Boy Scout conferenee the Bluewater Reghtn in It inter' Hall of Trinity United Church. in Col lingwood on Saturday. Thy, new Regional Commissioner Is j,usa'- reins' May of Marys. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Koch, Cow. anstown Mr. George Timm and Miss Erna Betka of Wallace Town- ship, Mr. and Mee. Sion Timm, of Listowel, were Sunday visitors at the home sif Mr. oral Mrs. Chas. EOC11. Mrs. rt. W. Tiffin of -Winghatri, president of North Huron W.M.S„ was guest speaker, and chose John 17.18, "As Thou limit sent me into the world", as her text, speaking of the unfinished tank of the church. Missionaries are no longer super- visors but co-workers. The :nu- Lives- recognize their actions more than words. The church presents a challenge to talented young people today in mission work at home and abroad, 111xtrIt STRONG—In Palmerston General Hoapital, to Mr, amid Mrs. Perry Strong, of (Ionic, a daughter, oil Monday, Oet. 20, 1061, Mr, and Mrs. W. G, Lawnon vis- ited over the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Irvin. Mr, and Mrs. Gordon -Coulter were guests of honor at a turkey dinner served in the Welland COM'. Triunity halt in, honor of their nth wedding anniversary. Over fro re- latives attended and they were presented with a lat-ii•te lamp. Mr. and Mrs. Fred f'nulter awl Mrs, Gordon emitter et I ended the funeral of Mrs. John Overlaid of Heflin on Saturday, Douglas Whitfield, of Belleville, Thomas Elastic, Toronto and Miss Margaret Basile, Mae Ha- ehi8on, Toronto, spent the week- end at their respective homes, Mr. and Mr's, Lloyd Black, Kin eardine, visited Sunday at the home of Mr. and- Mrs, Gordon Edgar, Mr, and Mrs. John Kerr of Mild may, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Leonard .teanderson. Mrs, Mel Boultinghouse, Pala and Bruce of Essex Spell( HIF, Week end with Mr.. and Mrs. Earl King. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Ford and. Tammy of L,ueknow visited Sunday at the same home, Mr. and Mn.e James :lewd, of Harristen and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Burgmau, Cindy and Barbara, of Detroit, spent the week-cud at. The. home of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin tiny. Mr.. and Mrs. 'Raymond Gowdy called on Mr. Roy cowdy in Vie torla Hospital, London, on Sun- day and also visited Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Merkley of Dorchester, Mr. and Mrs. dallies Wright, of Turnberry Township, visited Mr. and _Mrs. Ernest Harris on Sun day. Among- those attending the .War- den's banquet in the Presbyterian Church, Goderich, ou Wednesday, were Mr. and Mrs, Harry (howdy, Mr. amid Mrs. Arthur Gibson and Mr. and 'Mrs. Ivan Haskins, 'Mr, and Mrs. Manfred Irwin via iced Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bower Parrish of .(toderich. THE WINGHAM BROWNIES presented patients in the chronic wing of the Wingham General Hospital with an album of seven long-play records last week. The group includes Barbara Dau- phin, 9,. Dianne Caslick, 8, Mrs. J. Tervit, of the hospital nursing staff and Judy Reid, 10, foreground. Standing behind areArs. B, Shiell, also of the hospital staff and Mrs. Norman Elliott, the Brownie leader,—Advance-Times photo. Bridge Club North and. South; First, Mrs. R. Dundas and 0. Haselgrove; second, Mrs. le, .H. Parker .and Mrs. It. DuVal; third, 'Mr. and Mrs. IL Crawford, Nix. and Mrs. Kenneth .Etaetie and Mr. amid Mr's, W. 0. King visit ed Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Elliott of Ripley. Mrs. Jean MaeDonald, Loudon, spent the week-end at the home of Mn, and Mrs. Archie Miller. • • LAC Leslie Will awl Mrs, Will spent the week at Windsor • and Leamington. -Mr, and Mrs, Frank Earls, Lynoe and Leone, of London, visited over the week-end at the Inure of Mr. Hugh Doig. Mr, and Mrs, Ernest Harris and Miss Leone Harris spent Saturday with Mr, and Mrs. Earl Halliday of Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs. Wilford King spent Thursday with My. and Mrs. Elem. ing Grainger of Jamestown. WILL DONATE TO CHURCH KITCHEN North Section W.A. and W.M.S. 4lio1d First Joint Convention East and West: First, A: Wilson and 1-1, Spry; second, Mrs. (.1, Cod- km and Mrs. G. Cameron; third, D. Ortleib and A. M. Forbes, Mr. and M.rs, R. Mogli, visited Mr. and Mrn, Charlen Kock on Friday, Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Griese, Bob und Roth and Miss Al- ta Seeburger of Detroit, were •week. end guests at the same home. Sympathy is extended to tin' fa- mily of the late Mrs, August Keil the Mission Band were Maudi. Dawn Adams, Charles Bondi, Ruth Elizabeth Bennett, Billy Brown, Beverley Anne &whin, - Randy Norman Brenzil, Brian James Cord- on, Karen Louise Galbraith, Jean. Marie Hopper, ;Charles hopper, Marilyn Irwin, Bonny Fay IVEcTag- gart, Thomas A. McLaughlin, Jo- anne Elizabeth Marks, itaren Lin- da Strong, Diana Louise &Milton, 'Paul • Douglas Nwatridge Hilary Sean St. George, Stephen Elymer Tiffin; David William Tiffin, David Bradley Walker and Susan Under-, wood, A duet was sung by Marilyn and Sandra Tiffin. Donald I-hisser in- troduced the speaker, Mrs. George Miehir, of Belgrave, who told a story on the Thankoffering, and Debbie Gibson gave the courtesy. Bobby Miller gave a piano solo and Patsy Walker dedicated the of- fering. Mrs. Roulston welcomed the mothers. Lunch was served' and 'a social hour spent. ., • Attend Meeting At Listo\vel •PoRDwiati—Mr. and Mrs. S. Robinson, Mr. Robert Connell, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Harding, Mrs. Robert Gibson and Mr. Roo - 'Mc- Michael attended the annual meet- ing and banquet of the District societies 'held in Listowel last week. A. Lashley, Toronto, Rev. Bruce Miles, Listowel, Douglas Miles, Huron agricultural representative, C. Ashton, agricultural representa- tive for Perth, Vaughan Douglas, of • OKNN,- Wingham, and Hu ron and Perth borne economists were _ 6-43a MU-discussion Was held with, Mrs. George, 'Iron, side; Georgetown, m moderator, "What I Look for 'Wien I judge," There was also a floral demonstro; Lion by Reg. Tompkins, of Listowel. An int/nation. 'was accepted to hold the 1062 meeting in Stratford, GOftlt1.0,-----The November mica- ing of the Evening Auxiliary., of 'St. Stephen's Church was held-at 'tire home of Mrs. Ed•whi Day. with .ten members ainCtwo visitors pieskuit. The study book chapter, "'fie"-Ser- vant King", was dealt with nn bY,',1y1.rs, Leonard Sanderson. • . 'Plans were made for the Christ- mas bazaar on ;November. 26tti. In Piaci, of a Christmas gulf exallange it was decided to bring a gift.Jor the. new:Id:tulle/I-In theadnirch liaseZ` merit, • :Mrs. Thomas Cr.Kralita gave an interesting demonstration :,o( Mak- ing libre ."flowers-and inie,'slate of officers• for 1962 .want.-t, presented liy,the nominating conaMittefe. It is as follows: Past pres.,;Edwin Days.. preS., Mrs. Edward, vice-pres., 'Mrs. FrS.S.k. Mrs,'LlriYd' Griffith; borcas; see., Mrs. 'Harry ,King;.`.Dorcaticohim., Mrs,, 'Edwin., Day and' Mrs. •JoSeph Beinie s s e C.,. M o iiard 84 rid e ' a u (1. to Olive Ma Ii C Atitv%11' ' • The Meeting Avq;;• 616'seti 'by .Rev. !AttWell.• lAineli:,isnaiOe'rved-Try-Mrs. Edward David ; and Are.'•":1,6Sepli i"-Berinett:•-• ; Belgrave -W.A. The roll call of Auxiliaries and W,A, groups won answered by represent all vett friar. 16 churches in the arm. IAN. Sid- ney Thompson, Wingh am, present ed the interesting literature avail- able to W.M.S. groups and also din. played thf, W,A, 1iterattire. Mrs. .1. A. Sutler, Clinton, Presbyterial treasurer of the W.M,S., gave her financial report and. Mrs; Phillips read .that .of-the P'rosbyterial aver of the W.A. Mrs. P. C. Ball of London pre. waded - a period of Bible study. She dealt with several methaila of lead ing a group in Bible study told gave clear ond helpful examples of these, dealing espeitially with ' the -first chapter of Acts, Mrs. 1V1illan, Moore of Wilde, church W.M.S. closed' the Morning session with prayer. All pros,,ro then enjoyed a delicious dinner served by the Belgrave Afternoon Session , Mrs: ;Phillips, opened the .after- noon session with the-hymn ",Jesus with Thy Church Abide". Mrs. Sidney Thompson and Mrs. Nor-. man 'Keating of Wingham W.A. presented. a short worship service. Presentation Held FoRDwicti- A preSentation, and dance was 'held Fridaynight in the Fordwich community hall in honor of. Mr..n and Mrs. Jim Patterson- neWlyweds, ' Miss SliatOn Pollock read the ad . disiss and .tile young' couple were Preseded with a purse of moneY; Jim and-Donna thanked. everyone,' and dancing was enjoyed to Ivart:' Felker's Orchestra. •• . FORDWICII The joint. annual convention of the 'North Section of Huron Pres, byteria.I W.M.S, and W,A, met in Belgrave United Church on Thurs. daY With morning and afternoon sessions, Tins was' the first time that -the two ,organizatiens have held' ,a joint convention and the thelhe, was timely, "Partners in. Obedience to Christ", 'Ile .day'n sessions were presided •--ove,Hdintly. by., Ws. ",11. RosS',Vo... gan,.-VVInglitttn, the -We-president of bur North Seothni W.M.S., and 1VIlli., 'Harold Phillips, Myth, •the Pre-sbterial W,A.President. There wexe•.approximakty 116• ladies pre. sent.- • . .• .. Mrs. :A./0gal' opened the morning -..-tfirogram with .t1.- MU, to worship, 11 followed by the posology, A war ship'serviee was Presented by Mrs. i Alex. Pearson' -sand Mrs, Kenneth Griffiths, representing the. Ether W.M.S1 'The hymn "The Church's 04 Fotiffdation" was sung. Men. Vegan emphasized 'the Ins, portarme,, Of this joint. conventiop, siressing the quotation, "We can do togetho,r.,what we cannot do :aver- atelylf.• '" She: especially welcomed heil.;`sto-cliairman. Mrs. Phillips. :WS;;;CITIford Logan welcomed the gathering on behalf of the .Belgrave ladies. The minutes Of last yeiv's W.M.S. Sectional meeting in •Wroxeter were read and adopted, followed by the minutes of the . W.A. 801111,411711ual meeting' held in Blyth last year, The :Leordwich W.M..6. presented a skit, "Stewardship Catches Fire". Those taking part were Mrs, K. (.4rallarn; Mrs. Crosby Sothern, Miss *Minnie McElwain, mid Mrs. Wray Cooper, and it was. introduced by Mrs, Elgin McKinley, stewardship secretary_ for Huron Presbyterial W.M.S, This lq.Llit pinylel. clearly illustrated the importance of giv ing one's Lime and interest RN well as money to the work of the church; The :Offering was dedicated by • ' Messrs, Alex Keith, Roy Gadke and Mrs. W. DeWar visited on Sun- da„v with Mr. and Mrs. Trey. H-ain- stock in Milton. Mrs. Alex Keith Violet and Lenore Beswitherie,k, Mrs. Sam Johnston, Miss Minnie McIlwain and Bill Mellwain, Mrs, Ruby Foster, Mrs. Curtis Jordan and Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Siefert. with- Mr. and Mrs.' Roy Simmons. 'M r, and Mrs. Earl IJielil and Ross, of ()riffle, visited over the 'week- end with - Mr, and Mrs. Tom Me-, Clement, Miss ' Elizabeth Armstrong, of Stratford, spent the' week-end at returned home with them after her home here, spending several days there. Mr. and 'Mrs. Carroll Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Harold Doig spent spent the week-end in Windsor the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. and Detroit. Harvey Bride in Toronto. Misti Elizabeth Anne Cooper, of Mr. Herb •Collins returned home Waterloo, spent the week-end with from. Victoria Hospital, London, her parents. - over the week-end where he has Mr, Mervyn Wallace,- of thief -eh, been confined for several weeks. spent a few clays ; this week with Mr. and"Mrs.- Anson Demerling his mother, Mrs, Harper Wood. and ,Sunday- with Mr. and Mrs. With Mr,. Wood ill Palmerston Gordon Goldrich in London Hospital.. Mrs. Wallace and .Tinimy Among those front, here who at- returned • home with him after tended the George Jefferson day in spending a week here. Clinton on Saturday were Misses 'Recent visitors with 'Mr. and Mrs. Letitia and Louise Matthews, Misses Jam* Brown were .M•r. mid Mrs. John Duncan, of Peter-borough. and Mrs. Bertha Duncan, of Guelph, Little Linda 'Espensen, daughter of Mr. and -Mrs. Holger Espensen, underwent a tonsilectomy Mrs.. Holger. Espenseil and Mr. - last week in Listowel 'Hospital. Holger Feldskov visited on Sunday at Victoria Hospital, London, with Mr. and Mrs. JOhn Morrison, of Parkhill, and Mr. and Mrs., 'Bruce the former's husband,' who under- went surgery on , his ankle last Williamson and little daughter, of London, visited recently with 'Mrs. Emilia Williamson. Mr. and Mrs, Cart .Stewart and Mrs. Murray IVracLennan, Wing- introduced the guest speaker for the afternoon, Rev, C. C. Park, Clinton. Mr, and Mrs, Park were recent. visitors to the churches in Berranda and Trinidad and he de. scribed the peoples and the work of the ehttreb wfiii special Orapht18. is on the missions of the flailed Church in Trinidad. Mrs. Gilbert Beacroft of Calvin-Brick thanked Mr, Park on behalf of those present, for his most graphic and interesting Ackley:1s. Mrs, Kenneth rif Mils, Brussels, simg a beautiful. solo and the of Erring aria dealeal.pd by Mrs, V. W. 'Taylor , of Carrie W.M.S. Mrs, f,, W, Tiffin, Wingham, Pretthylerlai W.M.K preSident, and Mrs. ft, Phillips, Blyth, PrenbYler MI W.A. preniden1, spoke on "Step, ping into the lenitive with the •1111,- lied Church Women". 'They pre. .SP-Rtel( (1-1toStIons and answers on this new organization and clarified ninny details. Mrs. Vogan thauked all who hod helped make the day's program so successful, The hymn "Lord of Light, Whose Outsillneth", wan sung, Rev. ;I, Harold Anderson, Belgrave tin - -Red Church, closed the session with the benediction. • me. and Mrs. Einniersoft Har- grave have purchased a • Wile in A safe guess would be every one of them /That's because, in Canada, . practically everybody has regular dealings with a chartered bank /Deposit accounts number m re than 1X1/2 million—or better than one for every adult. And on the books of the banks at any one time are 1,800,000 1oan4 for just about every personal and commercial purpose /Through 0,000 branches, from one end of the country to the other, the chartered banks bring a full banking service within the roach of everyones Where they visited Mrs. Robert Campbell at St. Mary's Hospital, Miss Maurine Petrie, of Atwood, spent the week-end with Miss Leslie Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Winston left this week for Londen, where they THE cT ARTE nig D 11 A Wit 8 VAVVIN G- Ira tin commuNrry Mrs. Cord. Davidson Entertains Jr. Choir Mrs. Gordon 'Davidson. choir lea: der of St- Pail's Anglican Church, entertained the ;junior ,choir oir Thursday evening, following regu- lar practice. Bill Fuller, treastirer, was in charge of the games. The children 'xelurriged ridlcidolts gifts which produced a queer variety of articles and a great deal of laughter. Bren- de. Hall, Linda Elliott and 'Cathay- Inc Wenger were the winners of three games of hide the button. Brenda Hall's team beat Brian MacKay's group in a on, or pUsh- ing the clothespin on si, string with noses. Linda Lockridge's "team lost to Lee Weneer'S in passing an apple under •the chin. Hot dogs and •almeolale were Served. Brenda Hall, on behalf of the choir members, thanked. Mrs. Herb and Mrs. Barry Weng- ci' .for miming out to prepare and Scree th e lunch. and Mrs.Davidson for her thoughtfidn V88 in enter- taining 'the boys and girls and for providing the lunch, Each ;nerson received an apple when they left r the church. week, Mr, and Mrs. floss Doig and Mr. and* Mrs, Earl Moore spent ri day last week in, Kitchener— family, of :Listowel, yhmited oil Mr, returned! Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. James home last week from the Western Vittie, proviriees, where he spent several weeks, Mrs. Pearl Patterson. accotn- Listowel and Will be moving there panted Mr, and Mrs, William Atis- in the eerie future, tin to Guelph 'one day last week, Mr, an d Mrs, Jim pain i cseFton, of Galt, visited over the week-end. with Mrs. Pearl Patterson, Miss Dianne Carswell end Miss Patlline Sothern, of Wingham, spent the week-endat, their respective wilt spend the winter Months, • Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Johnson at- Mr. and Mrs, Joe Bennett, of tended the George. Jefferson day in Gordo., vialted Sividay with Mr. and Clinton On Saturday. Mrs. William Sotherti, Mrs. Jack ,BroWn is spending IVIr. and Mrs, Doug Wildfang and some. tithe with Mr. and Mrs. Clare Brian, of To1•000,, visited Saturday •Ilarthm, • Kinette Meeting Monday Night 1<inol:tf, meeting WITS held in the -Scout Hall, Monday night., when reports from the fall tea were en by Mrs, Cal Burke and Mrs, John Currie. A Christmas party for the children was planned for the month of December. The raffle wits won by Mrs, .1. Bateson, Bill 'Connell. gave an interesting talk on photography and slides were shown. Ufa, lack Gotrie pre- sented a small token of ‘apprecia• tion to Mr, Council from the club. A tasty 'flinch was served by Mrs.-, Len Crawford and Mrs. 13111 Con hell, -