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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1963-01-31, Page 7St. Paul's Church Vestry Meeting There was a good represen- r Cation of St. Paul's congrega- Airdon at the annual meeting in the parish room Monday eve- ning. All organizations are in a sound financial position and the church had a successful year. The 1963 executive was el- ected. Rector's appointments were M. A. Templeman, R, E. Armitage, L.G. Elliott, E. Johnston, R, W. LeVan, &H. MacKay and W.J. Salter. Appointed by the people were E.B. Walker, R.G. Man- uel, D.P. Kennedy, N.R. Cronkwright, J. W. Ellacott, R. A. Higgins and R.P. Ritter, IL A. Fuller was re -appoint- ed as vestry clerk. The trea- surer is L.B. Ellacott, envelope secretary, Miss Dorothe Com- ber; auditors, D.C. Nasmith and C.J. Parkinson, convener of sidesmen, T. E. Nethery. W. E. Austin, W.M. Davis and J. S. Hayes were named lay delegates to Synod with .1. W. Hall, R. W. LeVan and D. P. Kennedy as substitutes. E. B. Walker is convener of the nominating committee. Other members of the commit- tee are R. E. Armitage, Miss D. Comber, H. A. Fuller, R. G. Manuel and M. A. Temple- man. A discussion was held on whether or not women should be appointed as lay delegates to Synod. The clergy through- out the diocese was apposed to aa BONSPIEL WINNERS—Donald Kennedy, of the Western Foundry, second from left, is shown as he presented the Western Foundry Trophy to skip Mur -ay Rae, right, whose Wingham rink placed first in the two -draw bon - spiel at the local club on Wednesday of last week, with three wins and plus o419. Others on the rink, are, from the left, Phil Lamantia, of Toronto, lead; Dick LeVan, second, and Tom Currie, vice.—A-T Photo. women being appointed, and the subject has been put before the people. The general feel- ing at St. Paul's was that wo- men should attend Synod, but there was some difference of opinion. A man's body is extremely sensitive. Pat him on the back and his head swells. 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Homuth, RO OPTOMETRISTS Phone 118 HARRISTON - ONTARIO HURON CO-OPERATIVE MEDICAL SERVICES Prepaid Health Plans at Cost the way BOARD OF DIRECTORS President, Fordyce Clark, RR 5, Goderich; Vice -Pres., Gordon, Kirkland, RR 3, Lucknow; Mrs. D. G. Anderson, RR 5, Wingham; Mrs. Lloyd Taylor, Exeter; Hugh B. Smith, RR 2, Listowel; Lorne Rodges, RR 1, Goderich; Roy Strong, Gorrie; Russell T. Bolton, RR 1, Seaforth; Bert Irwin, RR 2, Seaforth; Bert Klopp, Zurich; Gordon Richard- son, RR 1, Brucefield; Kenneth Johns, RR 1, Woodham. C. H. Magee Secretary -Manager Miss C. E. Plumtree Assistant Secretary For information, call your nearest direotor or our office in the Credit Union Bldg., 70 On- tario Street, Clinton, Telephone H U nter 2-9751. GAVILLER, McIN- TOSH & WARD Chartered Accountants Resident Partner J. E. Kennedy, C.A. Opposite Post Office Dial 881-3471 - Walkerton CRAWFORD & HETHERINGTON Barristers, Solicitors, Etc. Wingham - Dial 357-3930 J. H. CRAWFORD, Q.C. R. S. HETHERINGTON, Q.C. J. T. GOODALL BARRISTER, SOLICITOR NOTARY, Etc. Office—Meyer Elk., Wingham DIAL 357-1990 'Tis Show Biz The McGuire Sisters are back together and quite fittingly, they made their comeback ap- pearance with a man who has helped to keepthem famous for P the last few years, Ed. Sullivan. It was great to see them again after some personal problems that left Phyllis on her own, and they were singing better than ever. Dorothy, who is married to Calgary businessman Lowell Williamson, recently became the mother of a son, her second, the inspiration be- hind their number on the Sulli- van show. Chris' problems haven't ended so happily; she and her husband of a number of years have agreed on a divorce. It seems to me that Phyllis, the only unmarried member of the trio, is the only one without problems! Anyway, no prob- lems career -wise; after that outing on Sunday night, they're right back on the top again. 0--0--0 The most successful docu- mentary series on CKNX-TV, is "Biography", which tells the life stories of famous people. It has already featured the stories of Winston Churchill, Hitler, The Duke and Duchess of Windsor, Mahatma Ghandi, and Harry Truman, among others, so if you haven't seen it as yet, you have missed a great deal. However, there are some exciting stories yet to come: Generalissimo Franco, Thomas Edison, Amelia Ear - hart, Russian leader Stalin, France's General DeGaulle, baseball's Babe Ruth, singer Jenny Lind, and others. You can't afford to miss it any long- er, so get with it! It's on Mon- day evenings, seven o'clock. 0--0--0 Gals all over America are crying in their Cokes this week! Last Saturday, another cowboy bit the dust when Frankie Ava- lon married Kay Deibel in Hollywood. He's a famous singer, in case you didn't know; she is a former room -mate of actress Tuesday Weld but has never been in show business. Speaking of Frank, he hasn't had a hit record for a dog's age! He probably won't have either, at least until the teen- age girls get over their broken hearts! Oh well, cheer up, gals, there's still Elvis and Paul! 0--0--0 More honour comes to Cana- da when, for the second con- secutive year, our comedians Wayne and Shuster have taken the award for the finest comedy team in North America. This is a real feat and Canadians don't half appreciate them nor the fact that they are staying in Canada. They had stiff compe- tition when you think of who came third: Lucille Ball and Vivian Vance. Second was an By %'onni Lee unknown team from American television, so the boys have done an excellent job in top- ping the poll. Lucille Ball came out on top in the single class followed closely by Carol Burnett and Shirley Booth 'Hazel'). 0--0--0 Speaking of Lucy, Canada now has the distinction of hav- ing on its roster, the two top- rated shows in the U.S. They are: (1) The Lucy Show and (2) The Beverly Hillbillies, I waited patiently for CKNX to latch onto Lucy and they didn't disappoint me. She must now be breaking up audiences all over the country. It seemed hard to imagine a show without Desi Arnez, but she carries a half-hour so beautifully, that you hardly miss him. She still has her old side -kick Vivian Vance, though. They play two mothers trying to raise their children without the help of a father. Lucy is a widow with two children, Jerry and Chris, and Viv a divorcee with one son, 0--0--0 Did you know that, although not related to Don Cameron of the same show, Dorothy Cam- eron of the 'To Tell The Truth' panel, is a sister of Anna Cam- eron, who used to be a panelist on 'Live a Borrowed Life' and is now hostess of the afternoon show 'Take Thirty'? I kid you not 1 0--0--0 If your car can find its way out of the garage, it could be worth your while to make a journey to Toronto and take in some fine stage entertainment. I'm talking about the O'Keefe Centre which is now presenting Maurice Chevalier, to be fol- lowed by Jack Benny on Feb- ruary 11th, then some favorite Broadway hits, "I Can Get It For you Wholesale", "Mile and Honey", and the one I advo- cate you definitely see, "How To Succeed in Business With- out Really Trying", which will open on April 1st and continue for three weeks. It has been for over a year and still is, the biggest musical on Broadway, and was highly praised by Presi- dent Kennedy when he saw it last year. The snow should have disappeared by then, so make your plans now to attend. Sherman. Actually, it is more fitting to say the kids need help raising THEM; they still have the old knack of getting into the worst trouble' By the way, does the joker who plays 1larry, ring a bell as being half of the comedy team, Rowan and Mar- tin? He should; he's Dick Mar- tin. Another thing, hope you haven't been forgetting the time change that Lucy thrust upon 'Leave It To Beaver'. It is now seen on Sunday evenings at six. A novice goiter was playing at his friend's club. On the first tee, he took his stance, gave a wild swing and missed completely. "Gosh," he said to his oppon- ent, "its a good thing I found out early in the game that this course 'is at least two inches lower than the one I usually play on." Wingham Advance.Times, Thursday, Jan. 31, 19t13 -- Page 7 Gorrie Defeated Alma on Monday The Gorrie hockey team came out on the top end of a 9-7 score Monday evening when they met the team from Alma in the Delmore arena. They played to a one -all draw at the end of the first, Dave Sanderson of Gorrie getting the first goal. In the second Gor- rie really opened up, cracking in no less than six goals in the period. They were scored by Whitfield (3), Sanderson, Doig, Newton, The lone Alma goal was scored by Becker. Though the Alma aggrega- tion fought back effectively in the third frame, they were un - Euchre Held At Residence An enjoyable evening of euchre was held in the nurses' residence on Monday evening, sponsored by the hospital Per- sonnel Conference Committee. There were ten tables in all with the following winners: Miss A. I. Newell, high lady; Mrs. William King, high lady playing as a man; Mrs. Lloyd Ellacott, low lady play- ing as a man; James Cameron, high man; Mrs. Gordon Walker, low lady and Charles Coultes, low man. Following the euchre a deli- cious lunch was served, which was prepared by the socialcom- mittee of the Conference Com- mittee. able to bring the total high enough for a win. The five Alma goals were scored by Goodicli, Dickinson, Halls, Becker and Kittel, The Gorrie boys worked in two more dur- ing the period, scored by Doig and Newton. Penalties were light for the first two periods, with two in each frame. In the third, how- ever, four players served time, one of the send-offs for fight- ing. GORRIE: Goal, Gary McCle- ment; defence, Ronald Glen McMichael; fwds., W. King, Perry Strong, Don Whitfield; alts., Doug Whitfield, Dave and Brian Sanderson, Pete Doig, Grant and Jeff Barlow, John Sinnamon, Michael Newton, John Brown. 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