The Wingham Advance-Times, 1962-10-31, Page 6'
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WINGHAM
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BRUCE McDONALD, right, was the winner of the OAC Alumni
Foundation Scholarship at the 1962 commencement exercises on
Friday evening. The presentation was made by C. E. Mighton,
left.—Photo by Cantelon
LAKELET
Birth.
COBER- On Tuesday, October 23.
1902, at Wingham Hospital, to
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cober, of
Lakelet, Howiek Twp, a son.
Mr. Gordon McKee has been eon.
fined to his home for a few days
with a dislocated disc in the spine.
'Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs, Telmer Greenly were Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey Heimbeeker and fam-
ily, of Neustadt.
Mr. and Mrs, Ted. Keeso were
Sunday viistors with Mr, and Mr.
Arnold Gadke.
Miss .Marlene tVylie entertained
a number of friends on Saturday
evening, the occasion being her
birthday.
:Mrs. Paul Knudsen. of Toronto,
is spending this week with her
mother, Mrs. William Smith. •
FAMILY INCOtME
An excellent method of hating
an adequate [nsuranee estate for
the man with a young family
CONSULT—
FRANK C. HOPPER
--Representative--
Canada Life
WINGHAM, ONT.
Phone 462
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BELGKAVE
!sirs. Harry (larniss of Winghain
visited recently with Mrs, Julia
McNall and Michael.
Miss Lorna Bolt of Kitchener
spent the week -end with her pa.
rents, Mr, and Mrs. Leslie Bolt.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Walsh have
nlov(;ci into their new home in Bel.
grave.
Mr. and Mrs. Telford Cook have
purehase'cl the house belonging to
the late Mrs. Orval Taylor.
Iv1r, and Mrs. Coilrntd Smithson
and Patti of 'Toronto spent, the
week -enol e'itll Mr, and Mrs, Ito-
bert Prnrter and fancily itur.l visit.
ad with Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Proctor.
Mr. Robert Anderson of London
spent e the vveek-end with his pa.
rents, Rev. and .Mrs 11• J Ander-
son and Helen.
Miss Karen Alrclerson of Strat-
ford visited with 131r. and Mrs.
Earl Anderson,
Miss Eleanor and M1:;:, Marlen.
Walsh of Kitchener vi:>iled with
their parents, Mr. :utd Mrs. James
Walsh,
The members of 1 hr L.O.1,. of
13elnrave wit] worship with Ilse
congregation of „Knox fruited
Church, Belgrave, on Sunday.
Beginning Novemher 3 the li.
brary will be open Saturday after -
(t frons 2 to •1.30. Nc11e change'
n1 11(3111'S.
THE CANADA PACKERS AWARD was presented to Paul Galbraith
at the Friday night commencement in the local high school by
J. McNeil, manager of the firm's Wingham branch. The annual
award is to assist students to further their education.—Photo by
Cantelon.
MacBel Club Tours
Wingham !Factory
LAKJ. LT T The MacBel Friend-
ship Club held its October rneeting
on Tuesday evening, A tour was
made of the Fry & Blackhall
furniture factory at Wingham and
everyone found it very interesting,
The remainder of the evening was
spent at. the home of the host and
hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Alan Darling.
A short busily meeting was
held. Serail tire yowling was given
by Alan ()aiding and Mrs, Jean
Jtuthr 1'fnrrl cla,,crl the meeting with
prayer. A 'l('Ii''iotus lunch was serv-
(al by the
(,roup Meets
t. i_ ' Group
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of Knox Ruiter Church, Belgrave.
113(-1 o11 8lurrtay evening. The meet
1113; ;eternal with 0 sing -song, led by
Lorne Campbell, The former read
the min ate:; and Murray Coulter
gave the treasurer's report, .[t was
.(leeched In af,ailr sell 75 United
{.'hump eatrvulars. For the next
meeting the group will attend tthe
Dominion Life Choir concert in the
Myth Untied Church.
Murray Scott gave the call to
worship, followed by a hymn. Lin-
d:: Cnnites rvm(rl the Scripture les-
son, The offering was received by
Alex 11liir anti another hymn was
sung, M::rray Scott led in prayer.
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S. J. Walker
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WINGHAM
The study, "Faiths Men Live By"
and five different views and be-
liefs were stated. A "What do • 1
believe?" sheet was distributed an(
the answers were discussed by Mrs
Ross Anderson. The meeting closed
with the Miapah benediction.
FAMILY OATIIERS FOR
MOTHER'S BIRTHDAY
BELUIIAVH --- The grand old
lady of the village, Mrs. Robert
Stonehouse, quietly celebrated her
96th birthday on Saturday, October
17 •at her -home here: 'l'lhe former
Agnes•Janlieson, she was born on
the 90 concession of least. Waw:ro..
osh and hasresided i ve
a din Belgrave
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since her marriage 66 years ago.
Mr, Stonehouse passed away in
1959. She resides in her own home
with her son and daughter-in-law.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis SLonchouse.
Still quite active, she likes to
help with the household climes and
enjoys riding in the car once in
awhile, Good sight alul'hearing ,rayl
to her enjoyment in life and oe.
easionally she walks up to the
home of her son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr, and Mrs. Harry Meliuire,
to Spend an afternoon. Un election
Clay she was able Lo cast hot vote
for her great-nephew, Murray
Gaunt,
Mrs. ,Stun'hou'le rvrjnv:; visits
irom other members -ot her family,
which include Mrs, Harry (Carrie)
McGuire of kielgrave,1t,1s-
ael ;Agnes) Walker of God,erich,
Mrs. R. 1-1, ;Ellen) Coulter, R.R. 5
Brussels, Norman Stonehouse of
London, twelve grandchildren and
28 great grandchildren, A son, Gor-
don, passed away in Phoenix, Ari -
,;'ear aha.
Many friends and nalhbor,3 call-
ed 011 .,tor►ell:ruse on Saturday
to crisp her a happy birtlalav 'lo
add to the thrill of the '!,►v then'
vett., :s phone tall Hum a niece, )4•.t.
lqmule Ferguson of Winnipeg.
A family limier waa hell! on Sun•
day ;it the home of Mr. awl All •.
Ilarry McGuire, '111'ISP attcudili
1Ve1'e Mr. awl M1,5. No4'111a11 :71(111('•
house, Mr, and Mis, ftttsseil Wall..
ter, Mr. and Mrv. it, 11. ('oultes ares
Mr and Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse.
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which expires Nov. 17, 1962.
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$2,99
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Special on Men's Reversible TOP COATS, reg. $20,05.. $15,00
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Mew's CAR COATS, reg. to $14.9 939 71
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