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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1961-12-20, Page 8ARMEN CLEANERS & DYERS a a • • a a Iii a lei a WROAETER ONTARIO. NOW: EQUIPPED WITH. NEW MODER MOLASSES MIXING EQUIPMENT PLUS ADDITIONAL WAREHOUSE FACILITIES To further extend our service to our customers we are proud to announce the installation of a complete molasses mixing unit and increased warehousing capacity. The equipment installed will offer the following features: —Complete blending of molasses in manufacturing StILIZ.GAIN Concentrates and Complete Feeds, —Custom mixing of Molasses at any rate and in any mix, MORE PROFITABLE FEEDING ful MORE PALATABLE 'FEEDS I MORE DOLLARS FOR •YOU ; H. W. Townsend & Son i FEED MILL MEM Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Noble and family of London spent a few days with Mr, and Mrs. Elmer Greenly last week. Mr. and Mrs, Gordon McKee at- tended the Christmas party of Wittich's Co. Ltd., which was hold at the Queen's Hotel banquet room at Hanover, Mt. and Mrs. Irvin Dickert and family visited with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Klein of Neustadt on Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs. Getdon McKee vis- ited with Mr. and. Mrs. Eldon Dahms of Alba Craig on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. dordon Wright spent Sunday With Mr, and Mrs. Tiny Vat's. of Xiteherter, r4fr4 ;Eight Th 1 . Over $60 Raised by Mission Band ng ,.d.v.a=4-Times, VileflnesdaY, Pee. 211, 1.964 n m Hu ELSIE STRONG lug. Marie read the Seriptur • les r arid •Sitaisby lea in prayer. Two leaders, Mrs. Robert Gra.sby rrrd Mrs. J. I3. Anderson, took up the offering. FORDWICH---The WA of Trinity IS WA PRESIDENT VESPER SUM WELLATTENDED Ernmeraon Ferguson read a short of the years gone by. The first Former Minister Attends Last W,M,S. LAKL/LET The m b er meet- ing of the McIntosh W.M,S. was held at the home of Mrs. H. Pace. The meeting opened with a hymn and the Christmas Scripture was read by Mrs, Jack Ferguson. This was followed by a reading by Mrs. Alan Darling. A enrol, "It Came upon a Midnight Clear", was Sting. The study book chapter, 'The Vision of the Future", was read by Mrs, Harvey Wright. A solo was rendered by Miss Francis Inglis, "Put Christ Back Into Christmas". The roll call was answered ty a Christmas verse by 2$ ladies, A number of guests were also present. President Mrs, Leslie Harkness presided over the business portion. A thank you letter was read from the Children's Aid Society in Walk- erton for a donation received from the W.M.S. This being the last meeting of the W.M.S prior to the new •orgahization getting under way, some reminiscing was done hYnin (Irl-isbV. nom% Patti- clerson and Marilyn Campbell forrn- by the members' and Lord's pray- son, Inane V:inciinip and Lynda Coultes lit 1 he candelabras and other eandlee at the front of the church, Th fowler ni the strviets Marie Coeltes, gave the rail to worship. The senior and interniediate grouts; of the CGIT led in rt•sponsive read- sd a trig and sang a number. Mrs. Ross. Anderson was the story teller and told about "The Messenger." Before the recessional hymn the girls lit their individual candies. Rev, J. H. Anderson gave the benediction. eE .s., berry, a patient in- Victoria Has, pital. Mr, Fitch suffered two broken knees and, broken ribs in a'n acct. A vice, Mrs, Emmerson Ferguson; 2n,d mARKs ANNivERsARy Mrs. Lloyd Jacques; treasurer, Mrs. Roby Foster; Dorcas secretary, Mrs, Bruce Sothera; auditors. Mrs. Spence Brears and Miss Elva Fost- er, The meeting was closed with prayer and members exchanged Christmas gifts, each finding out who their secret pal had been the past year. Contests were conducted by Miss Elva Foster. Pot luck lunch was served by several mem- bers. . , address and Mrs. Enunerson meintosh asam:S. was organized in behalf of the WA. Mrs. Hargrave Thr, inecting. was close d by a Florica to :spend a few weeles there. 4The Christian World at the Peet ;of. W.Claristopher is with the RCAF LIFE mEmBERsmp Mr. Cho. Taylor, who fell one F . " Eeecroft led ill the Bible study pets Jesus Christ," and Mrs. •ailberri. lod', Mrs, Mason Robinson gave ,ii at .0tiawa, WHITEOHLIRCH -- Twenty-five day last week and injured his right OR MRSo PATTISON, talk on Christian steWardship, giV.., children were present for the Xis., arm, spent a few days in Wingham . ' log two stories, "Light," and "There 4an 4444 meeting in the United Hospital, where X-rays 1.1Qwed t11° t..10.I1VvIll-rriC"cillUt RUCniItie—d TChheerVS.chilvISM: f 7D c,4wr iecio- Roam prayerIn the aInndn.a"11 rll'eavuNht Church on Sunday. Kirk Beecroft, wrist broken and It was put in a president, presided and all re, cast. Mrs. Irene Paterson, of Tor- last Wednesday afternoon at the chortmos. Story Zorn Luke respell; peatecl the Mission. Band pledge„ All onto, and Mrs. and Mrs. ,Gordon holm of Ms's. Ronald coultes, with lively, They then had the Service read in unison the message of the Montgomery, of Kapirsicasings spent the president, Mrs, Norman Coulter, of lighting the candles, dedicating angels and Phyllis SleighthOint re- the week-end at the Taylor home, Presiding. She gave the call to wor- cited a poem on •Cirrietrhaa„ land with Mrs. Wm. Taylor, a pa- ship and led in prayer. Mrs. Ronakl diction • closed the Meeting. the road, bo Bethlehem, The here* The treasurer reported that over, tient in Wingharn Hospital. Cooltes gave the treasurer's report;1 , , $60 had been raised this year. Mrs.! Mr. and Mrs. F. B,. Johnston, of Mrs. Alex Robertson gave the re-1 Milian Moore told the senior grow? ' Crintsby, spent the week-end at the port of the Mission Band work and s the Christmas stories of the World home of her -daughter, Mrs, Derwyn Mrs. Ray' Pattison the report of the A. MacMillan Friends, "Seeing Christmas at Mn- Pill, at the manse. 1 Baby Band, Mrs. John L, Currie ji," and "A Star for William," and Mr. and Mrs, Mae Cardiff, of reported for the Sunshine and Dies in London Mrs. E. W. Beecroft -told the jun- Brussels, viiated on Sunday with, Cheer group. The treasurer stated, fors "Stories of the Christ Child." mr, and Mrs. Win, Rintoul. that the alocation had been ex- Vriir17'CIWROR — Alexarir Mr. and Mrs. Gershom Johnston seeded. "MacMillan, of LueltneW, passer spent a few days last week with, They decided to send a box of aways o Ts. n „ , Sunday last -at St. Jas* WHITCCHURCII their daughter, Mrs, Stewart Smith,' Christmas cheer to Rutherford ep-e's• ".esP"n4* He was' raised in weeks ago" hospital WMS worker in Edmonton, Hospital, Rinlos.s Township, a son of the late many years at Whitehorse, In the of Kitchener. Mr. Smith has been a Reavie in Westminster Mr. Mason Cameron, of Kingston, • - - - . - • - • ' .. up - ° sva•s in hia 75th year, He spout Mr„and Mrs, Myles MacMillan, and patient in the Kitchener Hospital and a collection was taken t who is with the Army at Camp after a serious heart .seizure two assist Miss Agatha Coultes, Reg.N,, . 'Borden, is spending a few days this week with Mr, and Mrs. Masora Mr. and Mrs. Angus Falconer and The collection will help with her - - " Yukon sons spent •Sunday wIth her grand work and a personal box will be Robinson. • parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Jack, sent to her. He leaves to mourn five brothers The young people of the United Myles, of Teessvater; Duncan. and Church are planning to go carol son, at Blyth. Mr. Harold Percy, who has been I Mrs. Norman. Coultes read an ad- Hugh, of Detroit; Joseph, of Luck,- singing In the village next Sunday evening, Christmas Eve, and will reeve of Kinloss Township for WV, has been a conscientious worker dress to Mrs, Man ?maims, wh o raw, and Patrick, on the KiiileSa. meet at tile ,church afterwards for lunch, oral yea-es, passed away on Sunday in Wingbarn Hospital, People of for many years,. and Mrs. Ronald homestead, and five sisters, • Mrs 1. Coultes presented her with a Mamie Menefee, Oklahoma; Mrs. Ai Mrs. Lloyd Montgomery was in • • • • y — membership certificate. Mrs, Pat- of Detroit; Mrs, John .Wooks; bereaved familY. Kirtioss will extend sympathy to .kris - life 1. Griffin and Mrs, J, A, Griffin:, London on 'Sunday to visit with her I tison thanked the ladies for the M • Wm. H . ; .. . , • . , has been Teeswater, and Mrs. M. 3, MeDet• brother, Mr. ;Tames Fitch, of Turn-gift in London, spent the week-end at, 1 at, 1 mote. of Denver, all of whom had her home here. Mrs. Norman Coultes thanked the been home during his illness or at leave on Thusday to spend the Ma and Mrs. James Mellritth ladies for the co-operation she had received for the past six years, funeral home, Lucknow, an Wed' the funeral from the Johnston. dent at Blyth, Mrs. King and Mr. - Christmas season with Mr. and Mrs, while she had been president. Mrs, a., Win Urderwooci of Toronto t Gilbert 'Sec:croft' gave' a resume of . nesdaY to the Sacred Heart Ron and Mrs. Don King, of' Fordwieh, accompanied Mrs. Montgomery. Mr. T . II.' 1 . BillieWillisand .,eroy . mtou , i is ? . the leaders work and achievements wit Fitch, their father, has been a pa- Catholic Church, Tecawater, t' in• h . p Gary Reavie have signed up to take of the society since 1925, ' 1 temporary . entombment in Tees„ weeks. , the January army course in sur- The theme of the meeting -was water mausoleum. s S'• Mr, Harris Pardon, who spent' Inv'al. SiSISCIASZSS:teiSfSsSISISS=SC,IfigsgissiMieleatS4sisafs:sgS4%-rsgsrcisAlse4WeISSIariktits'ASISills last week with Purdon relatives in I ' Vire. Sunday school of the United I,. Sarnia, returned home on Sunday, Church held its Christmas concert '4 :,• Mrs, Cecil Falconer. who .hatibeen ' °n Friday a good attendance,eRYeevn.ing., wMitlitichell was visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Relison Falconer, Sarnia, returned home chairman. The children sang their with Mr. Purdon. chorus and give their recitations, slid the young people presented a Mr. and Mrs. Jack Coultes and humorous skit, SBaelielor's Baby." baby,,Deb4, spent. Sunday-with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Pipe, Garry Chapman showed two films' strips, Dickens Christmas Carol and ofmBrrsussvellesio r Emerson spent the Ciliarsisttrufeea,s; in Japan. Santa came to week-end with her mother, Mrs. distrIbtite the gifts from the Christ- Reuben Tiffin, -at the home of Mr. p .S1•.• se',. • ;id 1! 1. `.9 'kr '4 .111 All hail ti His birth. illay you experience the warmth und peace of the C7aristnia.3 Season. CARMICHAEL'S THE FAMILY STORE tei PHONE 1W W INGHAM 4 4.1 LAKELET -Mr. and Mrs. Ted. Kees') of Clifford, formerly of Lakelet, were delightfully surpris- ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Gadke of Lakelet on Sun_ day when unknown to the couple, the family of Mrs, Deese held • a surprise anniversary party, com- plete with a, lovely anniversary cake. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Keeso were married 25 years ago on Dec. 19th, 1935, at the Norrnanby Lutheran parsonage by the Rev. Walter Wentzlituf. Attendants were Mrs. Earl McLean of St. Catharines, the former Marion Keeso, and Arnold Gadke ofiLakelet, Mrs, Keeso was the former El- vira daughter of the late Mr, Gadke and Mrs. Chris Gadke, of Lakelet. Present for the occa- sion were Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Gadke and family, Mrs. Chris Gad- ke, Mr. and Mrs, Arnold Gadke and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gadke and family. Mr. and Mrs. Keeso received IASI MINUTE ft Sujgestion's Montgomery and Mr. Wm, Elliott. Mrs. Wilt Conn reports that Mr. and Mrs. Hardie Simpson, of Tees- water. and Mr, and Mrs. Warren Christopher and ,daughters, of Ot- tawa, left last week to motor to COFFEE and STEP TABLES Priced from $9.95 ii 11-:vnz-imv,,ozAntatm.:%,"."*N-n-rt-7iv. ,v-mon-7%-e,rvzonspoo4 mumuntimmumisommtmumionumunumsummmmumniumminummumummuminnummorm a U a It; kindly, assisting with the work at home. Miss Catharine McCarthy, of De, troit, is spending the winter at the home of her sister, Mrs. Dalton, and Mr. Louis Dalton, • Mr, Elwood Barboar was taken to and Mrs. RtiSsell Ritchie, Langside. Wing•ham Hospital one day last Mrs, Harotd 'Walker reports that week, after suffering a stroke. her sister, Miss . Gertrude Stewart, Mr, Donald Martin had the miss left Toronto .on Thursday by to spend a few weeks at thebus fortune to slip on the ice on Thurs. home day last and was 'taken by ambui-of her brother, Mr. Alex Stewart, once to wingham Hospital on Fri- of Seattle, Wash., and will -spend day and then by ambulance to Loa- the winter in Vancouver, B.C, son Hospital. He was injured In- Mr. and Mrs, Sam. Ratan and ternally. Mrs. Martin was in Lon. family, of Fordwich, visited on Sat- don over the week-end with her many lovely silver gifts as a re- urday with Mr. .and Mrs, Robt. Sister, Mrs. Hodgins. Neighbors are membrance of the occasion. CHAIRS First and. Last W.A, Held in Same Home LAKELET--The December meet- ing of the McIntosh United W.A. was held at the 'home of Mrs. Clark Renwick. The meeting opened with the carol, "Joy to the World" Devotions were read by Mrs. Len Harper and the Scripture was read by Mrs. A. Darling, This was fols lowed by the singing of "Silent Night". ' President Mrs. Bert Wylie con- ducted the business portion of the meeting and the secretary-trea- surer's report was given. It was decided to send Christmas boxes to the sick and shut-ins. This was the last 'meeting of the W.A. prior to the new organization of the Un- ited Church Women. McIntosh United W.A, way or- ganized in 1932 with the first meet- ing held at the home of Mrs. John Harris. A coincidence was •that the last meeting was also held in the same home, now owned by Mr. and MrS. Clark Renwick. The meeting closed with a pray- er by the Rev. H. Pace, followed by work on a quilt. Lunch way served by Mrs. H. Pace, Mrs. J. Ferguson -and Mrs. A. Darling. HOSTESS TV SWIVEL ROCKERS PLATFORM ROCKERS Prices start at $13.95 SEWING BOXES Priced from $1 .39 SMOKERS Piked from $2.29 DESK LAMPS from $4.95 Townsend 87('Scon FE LAST MS PRESIDENT FIRST FOR NEW CROUP WROXETER - The Christmas meeting of the W.IVI.S, was held last Tuesday with Mrs. J. H. Wylie and Mrs. G, Howes in charge Mrs Gilbert Howes presided for the de- votional portion of the meeting, fol- lowing a prelude of Christmas mu- sic. The call to worsnip was given and a hymn was sung. Mrs. Howes gave the Scripture and commun.. tary. Mrs. Howard Wylie offered prayer. A monologue was given by Mrs. Howes, "Ye Are the Light of the World", The singing of a hymn was followed by a Christmas poem by Mrs. Howard Wylie. Carols were sung to conclude this portion of the meeting. The business consisted of min- utes, correspondence, roll call, re- ports of conveners, report on bale, offering and dedication. The bene- diction closed the meeting and a hot turkey supper was served and very much enjoyed. s W,M.S, presidents from 1925 to 1961 have been: Mrs. Thomas Gib- son, 1e27-28-30-32; Mrs. Bolingbroke 1929; Mrs. Robert Stocks, 1933-38; Mrs. A, Wearing, 1939-43; Mrs. A. Munro, 1944-47-52.53; Mrs. H. Ham- ilton, 1948-50; Mrs. D. S. Maelstaugh- ton, 1954-55-56; Mrs. K. Edgar, 1957-58-59; Mrs. J. Sanderson, 1960- 61. Officers in 1962 for the United Church Women will be: Pres., Mrs. J. Sanderson; vice-presidents, Mrs. IC. Edgar and Mrs. G. McMichael; sec., Mrs. J, H. Wylie; asst., Mrs. H. Timm; treas., Mrs, S. Higgins; pianists, Mrs. J. Doig, Mrs, G, L. Dobson; supply, Miss Elva, Hupfer; conveners, Mrs. 1-1, Timm, Mrs, G. Gibson, Mrs. G. HoWes, Mrs. A. Millar, Mrs. G. Galbraith and Mrs. H, Patterson; C.G,I.T. leader, Mrs. Lloyd McGee; Mission Band lead- ers, Mrs. L. Douglas and Mrs. L. Townsend; Baby Band leaders, Mrs, 0, Dobson and Mrs. G. Mc- -Michael. WHOXETER D MILL . ST HELENS Si i Christmas concerts were held for three schools on Monday even- ing at Whitechurch. On Wednes- day night S.S. 3, West Wawanosh held their concert at St, Helens hall. Large crowds attended both. Mrs. George Kennedy teaches at Fordyce and Mr, Ross Jdrrington at S.S. 3. Mr. Elwood Barbour is again hospitalized, this time with pneus monia. Mr. Barbour underwent major surgery in London recently. Winners at a a a a a U U a a a a a U a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a U a a a a a a 11 a Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mowbray and Danny, Kitchener, and Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Reidt and Stephanie, To- ronto, spent the week-end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Reidt, the occasion being the lat. ter's 25th wedding anniversary. A White Gift service was held iri the United Church on Sunday when Christmas music highlighted the service. Children of the Sunday School participated by offering their gifts. U a a a a a a a a CKDREN ROCKING CHAIRS A COMMODE CHAIRS ti JUMPER CHAIRS 11 TV CHAIRS g {with Table) PLAY PENS 1 DOLL PRAMS DOLL STROLLERS HIGH CHAIRS CRIBS McBRINE LUGGAGE MIRRORS TABLE and FLOOR LAMPS CLOTHES HAMPERS from $8.95 HASSOCKS, priced from $3,29 HASSOCKS with legs, from $6.95 CARD TABLts from $4.75 AIRFOAM BED PILLOWS $3.98 SCATTER MATS, priced from $3.50 TV LAMPS from $5.95 THE RESULTS Card Social LAKXLET -A nice crowd was in attendance for the weekly card so. dal, Euchre winners were: Nigh lady, Mrs. C. Scott, McIntosh; high man, Jack -Ferguson, Lakelet; low, Mrs. Lloyd Jacques, Lakelet, Solo winners were: First, Elmer Haskins, McIntosh; second, Otto Mildrnay, low, Len Harper, pi McIntosh. The special wont lb pi Miss Audrey Scott of McIntosh, , Carol. Service WHITECHURCH - -A good crowd SI attended the carol service, held in IIIII the Presbyterian Church here on a Sunday evening, The seats were a marked with a "Christmas .cleeora- tion A lighted 'candle was hi each a .111 n nu n ftmommAtiotbi w a ker Home Furnishings PHONE 1 0 6 S. J. Walker VVINGHAM Wroxeter Oa I PHONE 49W Q. window and the manger Beene at the itOilt of the church. All enjoy- ed. hearing again the .Christinas Story .And singing the carols ;to- gether. Anglican Church met in the base- BELGRAVE Tire ; ;iris -Tia. -6ang three numbers ment of the Ousels lest Week for in Training held their annual ves- wish margaret Nieholson taking the its Decendser meeting, Mrs. lanby per Serviee in Knox United Church solo part and duet pasts taken tY Foster presided and opened the ors Fernley everting with a good et- Margaret Nicholson and Joyce meeting syStb the hymn "Q. Lord of tend:thee. During the Pr°1*L'ssiAlni Procter. Ruth Helen An- Hosts Whese Glory Falls" followed ers. Scripture lesson from St, Luke was read by Mrs, Stan. Forester. Mrs. Ernmerson Hargrave gave the financial report.; Mrs. Elsie Stnang reported for the 'Senior Guild and Mrs. Ruby Foster for Little Helpers. Correspendence was read from Mrs. Ea.r1 Corbett, Mrs, Ed, Wililams, Mr, and Mrs, Frank Greham and Mrs. R. S. Jones wishing the WA Christmas ,greet- ings, Bulletins were read by sev- eral members. Rev. E. C. Attsvell led in the Litany. Donations were made to the church and to the budget. Mrs. grave was presented with a gift on 18,4, has been treasurer for several former pastor. the Rev. W. D. Clark years, but recently- moved to Make of Wing/14M Lunch was served their new home in Listowel, Mrs. by the hostess, Mrs. Pace, Hargrave thanked everyone. Rev, E. C. ,A.ttwell then conducted President, Mrs. Elsie Stron,g; 1st SURPRISE PARTY the election of officers for 196S: vice, Miss Elva Foster; secretary, lostomotatmommimmitsosamsommoninomitoommommisiornsiotioutommoor • •