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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1962-12-28, Page 110.1,001.0 ti Best Wishes to One and A11 for a Happy and Prosperous NEW YEAR A A Mi A A • ON SAVINGS Interest front date of deposit Checking Privileges Deposits by Mail Hours -9 to 5 Fridays -9 to 9 Saturdays -9 to 1 GUARANTY TRUST CANADA'S LARGEST INDEPENDENT TRUST COMPANY 261 -10th Street HANOVER PHONE 1580 1 A ,y••'J •‘1.• r mtut• Turkey Dinner For MacBel Club CALLAN SHOES YOUR, FAMILY SHOE STORE WINGHAM, ONTARIO PHONE 357-1840 in gham Advance -Tim es, Friday, Dec, 28, 1962 r- Page 7 Hockey Games in Wingharn start next week. Support the Home Town Team LAKELET-The MacBel Friendship Club December meeting took the forr;n of a turkey supper on Tuesday even- ing in the basement of Mc- Intosh United Church. A good crowd was in attendance, The committee in charge was Mr. and Mrs. Norman Newans, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Johann and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Karkness, The banquet table looked love- ly with Christmas theme place cards and decorations and a delicious turkey supper with all the trimmings was enjoyed. After the sumptuous repast sev- eral contests were enjoyed, followed by carol singing. An inspiring talk was given by the Rev. Howard Pacc. A business period was held, follow- ed by the election of officers for the new year, conducted by Rev. H. Pace. The new officers are as follows: President, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Harper; vice- president, Mr. and Mrs.Norman Newans; sec-treas. , Rev. and Mrs. Howard Pace. The meet• ing closed with the Mizpah benediction. Sign in a doctor's office: The more patient pedestrians, the fewer pedestrian patients. e r i ak� R jus tiesawoy rd LAGER BEER FOR THE LJcHTER LACER WITH THE HAPPY FLAVOUR 4 A SLEEP -OUT FOR LOCAL Boy Scoutswaspart of the fun the boys had following a sleigh -ride last Friday evening. Shown with their bed rolls prior to the party are Scouts Brian Forsyth, Brad Currie, Doug Mowbray, Allan Carter and David Lang - ridge. Advance -Times photo Santa Visits Sunday School BELGRAVE—The United Church Sunday School concert was held in the Foresters' Hall on Friday evening with Rev. H J. Anderson as chairman. Opening chorus by the entire Sunday School was "Silver Bells" and "Christmas". This was followed by a reading by Marjorie Hopper. A carol "Who Is He in Yonder Stall", was sung by Marjorie Hopper, Donna Grasby, Wendy Fear, Marilyn Taylor, Lois Rinn, Linda Rinn and Audrey Coultes The junior Sunday School number consisted of a song "I Want to Do Something for Santa Claus" followed by reci- tations by Michael Walsh, Brad- ley Campbell, Scotty Camp- bell, Doreen Anderson, Don- elda Lamont, Glen Nixon, Danny Lamont. Nancy Ander- son recited "Just Little Carol- lers" and this number closed by singing "Away in the Man- ger". The kindergarten number was called "Under the Christ- mas Tree". A dialogue called "A Naughty Mouse" was pre- sented by Rhonda Fear, Ruth- ann Pletch, Mary Ellen Walsh, Joan Bosman. This was follow- ed by choral reading by the primary class. A skit by the young peoples' class called "The Stretching Machine" was presented by Ruth Michie and Eleanor Walsh, A recita- tion by Ken Hopper was follow- ed by an exercise "Christmas Candles" by the junior girls' class. A song by the junior boys class, "He's Too Fat for the Chimney" was sung, followed by a dialogue by the teachers and officers, "Wanted, a Wife" with George Proctor, Mrs. William Coultes, Mrs. Ross Higgins, Marie Coultes, Murray Scott and Lorne Camp- bell taking part. A duct was sung by Mrs. John Nixon and Mrs. Wayne Brown. Two readings by Clifford Coultes delighted the audience as usual. "A Christmas prayer" was sung by the entire Sunday School to close the progam. Santa arrived and distributed gifts, candies and oranges. • Rev. Morrison Talks of Ireland BELGRAVE--The Christmas meeting of the Belgrave Wo- men's Institute was held in the Community Centre with presi- dent, Mrs. Richard Proctor in the chair. The meeting open- ed with Institute Ode followed by the Mary Stewart Collect. Mrs. Earl Anderson gave the treasurer's and secretary's re- ports. Mrs. Cliff Logan repor- ted that a Christmas parcel had been sent to Mr. Ploog, the Institute war veteran at West- minster Hospital, London. Roll call was answered by "A Christmas Verse". Mrs, Cliff Logan gave a report on the area convention she attend- ed recently in London. Guest speaker was Rev. W. J. Morrison of Brussels, who spoke on "Education in Nor- thern Ireland." He stated that since it was a welfare state free dental care and a medical examination was given each child every year. He also said that during the summer most children take a trip to the con- tinent, Mrs. Carl Proctor ac- companied by Mrs. Annie Coultes led in carol singing. The regular collection was re- ceived also the collection for mental health. Mrs. Garner Nicholson gave two readings one by Ethel Chapman and one by Padre Young. Gifts were exchanged and judged for wrapping by Rev. Morrison, with the prize going to Mrs. Fred Cook. Lunch was served by Mrs. Her - son Irwin, Mrs. Lawrence Van- nan and Mrs. Mel, Bradburn, Bluevale Concert BLUEVALE-- On Friday even- ing a congregational supper was served in the school room of Knox Presbyterian Church. Fol- lowing the supper, a musical program was given, in which members of the Sunday School took part, with Rev. T. E. Kennedy acting as chairman, Gifts were given out from the lighted Christmas tree. • One nice thing about going home is that you don't have to make a reservation. + 000; 0 P IN N,,�,�.r,e N E W S LADIES' LEAGUE Team Standings: Gay Lords, 30; Belvederes, 28; Sweet Caps 26; Matinees, 26; Players, 25; du Mauriers, 26;Players 25; Dorothy Bain, 255;high triple, Jean King, 615, Winners of the turkeys were: High single, Dorothy Bain; high triple, Jean King. Hidden scores were, Sharon Sangster, Ruth Tiffin, Gwen MacLaurin, Lyla Hickey, Marie Lavergne and Fran Edwards, June Hafer- mehl won the draw. Bowling will commence January 2, 1963. COMMERCIAL LEAGUE Everyone in a happy frame of mind, judging from the laughter from each team. Eric Walden was having more than his share of had luck, taking out the headpin time after time. Guess we'll have to change his name to " Headpin" , Due to this being party night, we only howled two games, Shirley Storey took the high single with a 286 and also the high double with 452. Our friend, Ernie Walker has come into his own, at long last, tak- ing the high single with a 308 and also the high double with 544. Again there has been a switch in team standings. "Never say die", seems to be our motto. Wings, 67; Leafs, 63; Bruins, 62; Rangers, 59; Canadians, 53; Hawks, 47. A vote of thanks from all of us to all of you who made our annual Christmas party such a happy and successful affair. May we wish all and everyone a Happy New Year. Bridge Club North and South: First, Mrs. J. R. Lloyd, Mrs. R. H. Lloyd; second, Mrs. H. Fisher, S. Forbes; third, W. Wharry, W. H. French. 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