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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1963-02-14, Page 13When washing socks orswea- ters, try turning theni inside out beforehand, Then if any balls of fluff occur throughrub- bing, they will be on the inside where they won't show. FAMILY INOOM1 An excellent method of bay - la an adequate insurance estate for the man with a young family. Consult — Frank C. Hopper REPRESENTATIVE — Canada Life WINGHAM, ONT. PHONE 357-2452 Airimmirmommormowarmwoommosor Mission Budget- Was Up fast Year al Trinity BELGRAVE--The annual vestry meeting of TrinityAngli,. can. Church, was held in the flelgrave Orange Hall with a very good attendance. The rector opened with prayers. In his report Rev. Meally reveiwed the progress of the church during the past year. There were 52 services held, four private celebrations of the Holy Communion to the shut- ins, six young people received full membership of the church by the laying on of hands in the rite of confirmation, A good healthy sign was that the mis- sionary budget was up thisyear, In continuing, the rector said, turning to what we might call the material side, many gifts have been donated during the past year. The interior of the church was painted. New stove pipes, new red carpet from the entrance to the alter, new curtains for the church and choir vestry and new vestry table were donated. Such gifts have indeed made the church beautiful. He thanked all the members of the congre- gation for the work they had done, and for the spirit of i...,(,4,.IN,.011►,,.1111H,4.,..,.,T11.MIV„44A.,.11•1►.,:111110.„.0►1„ISI,M..YI„i1111..IdH,iYf1Y,.411�i1M.01)4.....1gbirl,:.....,I1.".N,4R..1,fY„ THE WALLPAPER SHOP SEMI ANNUAL WALLPAPER SALE loyalty, peace and co-opera- tion found in the church. The service of dedication last Au- gust when the congregation overflowed into the porch, was a witness to loyalty and devo- tion to God and His Church. Before the election of officers the Rector also expressed thanks to the officers for all that has been accomplished. The following officers were elected: Rector's warden, Glen VanCamp; people's warden, Alex Nethery; lay delegate to Synod, A. Nethery; substitute, J. VanCamp; vestry clerk, Miss M. Nethery; auditors, A. Montgomery, A. McBurney, Board of management, the church wardens and lay dele- gates, by virtue of their office; L, Vannan, Cooper Nethery, Herman Nethery, Jack Van - Camp, Richard Procter, Robert Procter, Mel Bradburn, Mrs. A. Nethery, Mrs. C. Nethery, Entertain Hi -C's February 7th to February 16th At Skating Party WASHABLE PATTERNS PLAINS -- FLORALS 39c to 79c per single roll 1 LIVING ROOM — DINING ROOM and HALL PATTERNS Values up to $1.39 per single roll Priced as low as 39c single roll. # WASHABLE PATTERNS Suitable for any room. 1 Priced 49c to 89c per sirigle roll ROOM LOTS -- HALF PRICE OR LESS A Real Bargain! Patterns suitable for BEDROOM, BATHROOM and KITCHEN Priced as low as 29c single roll. WALLPAPER BORDERS 5c per lin. yard. .•10•MloomOnipliadilk MM. FREE -- FREE For every purchase of $10.00 or more— A CHANCE TO WIN A WALL MURAL OF YOUR CHOICE. VALUE up to $25.00 COME EARLY WHILE THE SELECTION IS BEST • BELGRAVE—The Belgrave Hi -C. Group held a skating party in the Community Centre on Saturday evening and had as their guests groups from Wing- ham, Whitechurch, and Au- burn. After skating the 42 young people went to the United Church basement which had been decorated with a Valen- tine motif, and games were played. Lunch of soup, crack- ers, and tarts was enjoyed. At the midnight hour a worship service, conducted by Marie Coultes and Max Pletch closed the evening. Miss M. Nethery, Miss S, Nethery, Mrs. J. VanCamp, Mrs, Richard Procter, At the conclusion of the election of officers a discussion was held at the request of Synod "Whether women should be ad* mitted to Synod". The vote showed that it was the wish of the vestry that women be ad* 'ratted to Synod. The meeting closed with prayer and a pot* luck supper served by the ladies, Mrs. Armstrong Is Guild Hostess BELGRAVE--The Ladies' Guild of Trinity Anglican Church, met on Thursday at the home of Mrs. Dave Arm- strong. The president, Mrs, Alex Nethery opened with hymn "Rest of the Weary" followed by prayer and the Lord's prayer in unison. The Scripture was read by Mrs, Mel Bradburn. Minutes of the last meeting were read by Mrs. Richard Proc- ter and Mrs, Cooper Nethery gave the treasurer's report. Plans were made for catering to the Credit Union banquet on February 12. Mrs. Mel Bradburn was con- vener of the program. Mrs. Clare VanCamp read a poem called, "Take Home a Smile" and a paper was read by Mrs. Mel Bradburn, "The Roads He Travelled", Roll call was answered by "A church season and the correct colour". The meeting closed with prayer. Grace was sung and lunch served by the hostess. Wiegham Advance -Times, Thursday, Feb, 14, 1363 — Page 13 W,M, . Plans Day of Prayer BELGRAVE--Mrs, Q, G, An- derson was hostess for the regu- lar meeting of the Presbyterian W.M.S. held on Tuesday. Mrs, Garner Nicholson was in charge of the meeting and opened with Hymn "Wonderful Words of Life", Scripture and medi- tation were taken by Mrs. Cliff Purdon and Mrs, 0, G. Ander- son had the Glad Tidings prayer: The Topic "Korea and Koreans in Japan" was taken by Mrs. Ed. Wightman and Mrs. Stewart Cloakey. Mrs. Ed, Wightman conducted the business. Minutes were read by Mrs. 0, G. Anderson and Mrs, Victor Youngblut gave the treasurer's report. The roll call was answered with a ST. HELENS Mr. and Mrs. James Doug- las of Mitchell and Mr. Mal- colm Douglas of London were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. John Cameron, Mr, and Mrs. J. R. Law- rence of Islington were week- end visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Harvey Webb. Mr, and Mrs. Roy Hawley and Leslie Ann of Oshawa were week -end visitors with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Lome Woods. Mr. Wallace Miller and Mrs. Harvey Carrick are pa- tients in Wingham Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Nich- olson Kathy, Randy and Cheryl of Holstein were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Don Camer- on. BACKACHE May be Warning Backache is often caused by lazy kidney action. When kidneys get out of order, excess acids and wastes remain 'in the system. 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The World Friends were distributed. Furnish Room As Memorial To Clifford Kelly BELGRAVE—The Afternoon Unit of the Belgrave United Church Women met at the church on Wednesday. The meeting was opened by the leader, Mrs. Stewart Procter, with hymn and prayer. The secretary's report was given by .Mrs. Jesse Wheeler and Mrs. Ross Robinson read the treasur- er's report. Members were re- minded of the Presbyterial to be held in Goderich on March 21, to which the Unit would appoint two delegates. Mrs. Walter Scott reported that the Calvin -Brick ladies would participate in the alloca- tion to Westminster Building Fund, to furnish a sitting -room as a memorial to Clifford Kelly. Routine procedure followed; including roll call and offering. Mrs. Walter Scott then conduct- ed the devotional meeting in which Mrs. James Michie read from the study book the chapter, entitled "The Church Fervent but Divided". This was a con- tinuation of the study of Korea, and was followed by a discus- sion period. Mrs. Walter Scott took the Bible study, en- titled "God, a Living God and Personal God". Mrs. Ross Robinson took part by reading Scripture passages from the Bible, A question and answer period followed and discussion. Crokinole Party BELGRAVE--The United Church Sunday School spon- sored a crokinole party in the church basement on Friday eve- ning with 10 tables in play. Low prizes were won by Nancy Anderson, Richard Anderson; high prizes, Mary Grasby, Mark Armstrong, Proceeds to go to the Sun- day School. Lunch ofsand- wiches, coffee and tarts was served. "Verse on Love". There were eleven members present and 12 visits to the sick and shut- in were recorded. A discussion followed on the World Day of Prayer to be held in the Presbyterian Church this year, Mrs. Joe Dunbar and Mrs. Cliff Purdon were named a committee to see about a speaker and also were named to attend the meeting. Mrs. J. McBurney and Mrs. W. Morrison are to take the prayer for the day. 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