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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1962-12-13, Page 11Social LET—A good crowd attendance at the weekly Lal in the W, .I, Hall esday even g, Wien• the Euchre division were: dy, Mrs, L, Harper and high gent, Ross Harper. Win• nets in the solo group were; high lady, Frances Inglis and high gent, Elmer Haskins. The committee in .charge was Mrs. Cliff Hallman, Mrs. Lyle Murray and Mrs. Allan Wylie. Refreshments were ser- ved. ANY THANKS! We thank the ratepayers of Howick Township for pg us acclamation to our respective offices, for the 1963.. ,wish one and all the Compliments of the Season. Ivan Haskins, Reeve ober# Gibson, Deputy -Reeve 13b Citizens of Howick Twp. 1SH TO THANK THE RATEPAYERS OF HOWICK NSHIP FOR THEIR SUPPORT AT THE POLLS ON DECEMBER 3rd. Y 1 TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO WiSH EVERY- ONE THE COMPLIMENTS OF THE SEASON. Frank King 13* Something new has been added Gay -Lea 11 Gift Pack ow available at the Gay -Lea CHEESE HOUSE GAY -LEA GIFT PACKS IN THREE DIFFERENT SIZES YS - OVAL AND SQUARE BASKETS filled with luscious Gay -Lea Cheeses make an excellent Christmas gift for friends and customers. issmagiarawsi DER EARLY—We welcome your inquiries—Come and see the samples at the Cheese House. !ted Dain & Poultry Co-operative Telephone: 357=3150; 357=3151 PETER CUTTER, Manager DISTRICT GIRLS receiving county honour certificates at the Huron County 4-1-1 home- making clubs Achievement Day in the Wing - ham District High School, left to right Mar - McIntosh UCW Holds Bazaar jorie Connell, Fordwich; Lynda Rinn, Bel - grave; Shirley Eurig, Fordwich, (Photo by Cantelon) LAKELET—The December meeting of the McIntosh U,C,W . was held in the church base- ment on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Jack Inglis was in charge of the devotional period and led in prayer. Roll call was "A Christmas Thought". The annual reports of the committees were read. A brief business period was con- ducted by the President and Rev. H. Pace conducted the - election of officers with the following results: 4-H Club Gives Demonstration LAKELET—The December meeting of the W. L was held on Thursday evening in the Institute Hall with a good at- tendance. The president, Mrs. Cliff Hallman opened the meet- ing with the opening exercise. Devotions were read by Mrs. C. Scott. The theme of the meeting was citizenship and the roll call was "One way I can show my appreciation for the privii- age of Canadian citizenship". Mrs. Arlo Eickmier presented the motto "Love is the best as- surance toward world peace." Guests of the meeting were the 4-11 club girls and they were introduced by the club leader, Mrs. Lloyd Jacques. A demonstration on "Potatoes in Fancy Dress", was given by Carol Ann Hohnstien and Jan- ette Wright. The topic "Christmas Cus- toms in Canada" was given by Mrs. Lyle Murray, telling of the origins of many different Christmas customs. Mrs. Har- old Wallace gave a demonstra- tion on making Christmas wreaths. This was followed by an exchange of Christmas gifts and carol singing. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Lloyd Jacques, Mrs. Jake Versteeg and Mrs. E. Ferguson. vs, 01:ii • NEEDA LENJJAID? When unforeseen events cut into your savings, quick cash is the best first aid you can find. Borrow up to $2,500 at your nearest Niagara Loan office. Remember, you will always be welcome at Niagara. NIAGARA FINANCE COMPANY LIMITED Largest All -Canadian Consumer Loan Company 5o7 TENTH STREET 172 ONTARIO STREET 28 KINGSTON STREET HANOVER STRATF'ORIi GODERIOH TELEPHONE 810 TELEPHONE ,t71-0610 TELEPHONE 3A 4-$3257 • President, Mrs. jack Fer- guson; vice, -pres., Mrs, Clark Renwick; secretary, Mrs, Alan Darling; treasurer, Mrs. Bruce Harkness. A very successful bazaar was held at the close of the meet- ing with a wonderful selection of homemade baking and Christmas items. Lunch was served by the committee in charge, LAKELET Omitted, in last week's ac- count of the Lucky Lassies 4-1-1 Club at Achievement Day at Wingham were the names of Carol Ann Hohnstien and Louise McComb, who also received their 2nd year certificates. We are sorry to report that Mrs. Ernest Wylie is confined to bed and under the doctor's care. We hope she will soon be able to be up and about again. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Heim- becker and family of Neustadt visited with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Greenly on Sunday. Mr. Eldon Dennis spent Sat- urday in London, having a check-up on his arm. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wright and family visited with Mr. and Mrs. G. McKee on Sunday. Miss S. Sparling Dies in Toronto A former resident of Wingham Miss Sarah Cordelia Sparling, died on Tuesday, November 27th in Toronto, where she had lived since leaving here in 1916. She was in her 89th year. Miss Sparling was the daugh- ter of the late Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Sparling, who resided on Minnie Street. She was in the first graduating class of the Tor- onto Conservatory of Music and was a teacher of music in Lon- don and Wingham before mov- ing to Toronto. She is survived by her niece, Mrs. E. Horne' Craigie of Tor- onto and her nephew, Frank Sparling of Oshawa. Interment was in the family plot in Wing - ham cemetery. Mrs. MacLennan Is Unit 3 Guest • Unit 3 of United Church Women met in the Sunday School room for a social even- ing in the form of a pot -luck supper, planned by Mrs. Gary Gibson. Christmas carols were sung and Mrs. Jack Gorrie gave a reading, "Do It Now." Mrs. Murray MacLennan, president of the UCW was a guest. A talk and film by Alan Williams on the care of the eyes was most interesting. Mrs. Gibson thanked Mr. Williams on behalf of the unit, and pre- sented him with a gift, Mrs, Gerrie presided fora short bus- iness session. Plans were made for the general meeting of UCW on December 12th when Unit 3 will be in charge of the worship service. All ladies are asked to coni, to this meeting. The meeting c10sed with the belie- d diction. Ross Errington is County Master North Huron County Orange Lodge held its annual meeting in Wingham on December 4th. All ten lodges in the county were represented and each re- ported a successful year's work. The meeting voted donations to the True Blue and Orange Children's Home, Salvation Army, and Wingham Retarded Children's School, Plans are being made to have the Most Worshipful Mas- ter and Sovereign of British America, George Warren of St. John's, Newfoundland, visit a meeting of the Lodge during 1963. Most Wor. John Hammond of Alvinston and Right Wor. David Warden of Listowel con- ducted the election and instal- lation of officers for 1963 which are as follows: County Master, Ross Erring- ton, St. Helens; Dep. 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