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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1963-10-03, Page 20Page 2 -- Wingham Advance -Times, Thursday, Oct, 10, 1963 WEL L DONE CKNX WE, THE MEMBER$ OF THE WINGHAM KINSMEN CLUB WiSH TO TAKE THIS OP- PORTUNITY TO EXPRESS OUR SINCERE APPRECIATION OF THE SERVICES YOU HAVE RENDERED OVER THE YEARS TO THE AREA AND TO THE COMMUNITY OF WINGHAM. WINGHM KINSMEN CLUB OUR HEARTIEST BEST WISHES TO CKNX RADIO and TELEVISION . . on the official opening of their new broadcasting studios. The service CKNX has given to the People of Western Ontario over the years, is highly commendable and we, along with many others, certainly appreciate it. PAUL S. STARK REAL ESTATE COED. WE. SELL RURAL OITAttl9: WINGHAM, ONT, - Phone 357-3840 AGENT — GERALD (Jerry) WALTER WELL DONE .. CKN The residents of Wingham — indeed of all Western Ontario, can well be proud of your achievements over the years, and the ser- vice you've brought to the area. Your new building is a distinctive mark of achievement. MAY YOU CONTINUE TO PROGRESS IN THE FUTURE AS RESOURCEFULLY AS YOU HAVE IN THE PAST. SUCCESSFUL FAIR—The hall exhibits at the Howick Fail Fair staged in Gorrie last week were of top quality. Looking over some of the needlework are Mrs, Glad Edgar and Mrs. Gordon Edgar, of Gorrie, and Birkes Robertson, of Tees - water. —Advance -Times Photo. Discusses Humiliation t group Meeting BELGRAVE—The Hi -C Group of Knox United Church met in the church school rooms on Sun- day evening, Ruth Michie led a sing -song, accompanied by Lorne Campbell. Wendy Fear read the secretary's report and Linda Coultes gave the treasur- er's report. Rev. Arthur Jack- son conducted the election of officers: President, Max Pletch; vice- president, Lynda Coultes; secre- tary, Donna Grasby; assistant, Lorne Campbell; treasurer, Jim Taylor; assistant, Allan Bosman press reporter, Wendy Fear; group leaders, Marie Coultes, Board Hires James Smith All members of Morris School Board were present at the regular meeting in the Township Hall, October 3. Minutes of two meetings in September were read and ap- proved. James Smith was engaged as maintenance man, with his duties to start at once. The chairman, James Elston and secretary of the board, Ralph Shaw were authorized to borrow from the Canadian Bank of Commerce, Brussels, the sum of $8,000, as needed to cover current expenditures. Payment of bills presented was ordered. Alexander's Hard- ware, $24.24; Belgrave School Fair, 166 pupils at $1.50 each, $249.00; Mrs. Griffiths two days supply teaching, $30,00; Bernard Thomas, wood, $30.00. The next regular meeting will be on November. Ruth Michie; Linda Coultes, David Beecroft, Murray Vin- cent. The group was invited to Clinton on October 11, Rev. Jackson talked on the Boys' Par- liament and gave other an- nouncements. The Toc Alpha Conference was announced, to be held in Owen Sound the week -end of October 19. Mrs, Ross Anderson led in a discussion on humiliation. The group divided into two groups, led by Mrs. Ross Anderson and Rev. Jackson and discussed two different cases of humiliation, The groups then joined to sum- marize. Ruth Michie gave the call to worship followed by hymn "Come Ye Thankful People Come". Scripture reading was by Marjorie Hopper. Ruth gave the meditation on the Scripture. David Walsh and Murray Vin- cent received the offering and Ruth dedicated it and pronounc- ed ronounsed the benediction. The next meeting will be held on Oct. 20. Infant Daughter Dies at Formosa Friends here were saddened to learn of the sudden passing of Angela Marie, five -weeks - old daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Barry Heisz of Formosa on Mon- day morning. Mrs. Heisz is the former Sarah Skinn, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. George Skinn of Wingham. Burial took place from the Immaculate Conception R. C. Church on Tuesday morning. Cause of death has not been determined, as the child had been in perfect health. One Moment, Please Rev. C. F. Johnson, Wingham, Ont. WHAT'S IN A NAME? Many advertisements pre- cede the news which we hear over both Radio and TV. One of them which is familiar to us all has a little ditty about a girl named Mabel. The song CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES to CK on the formal opening of their beautiful new studio building F T ARMSTRONG GARAGE YOUR sTUDEBAKER LARK DEALER JOSEPHINE ST. WINGHAM PH. 357-7460 conveys no interest for me; but the name MABEL has come to bear significance which I shall pass on to you with the hope that she will give to you as much inspiration as she now gives to me. What is in the name, MABEL? M — Measure your life with that of Christ. A — Abstain from all appear- ance of evil. B — Begin each day with God. E — Exercise Christian will power. L — Live each day as if it were your last. Place this little Serrnonette beside your set; so that when you listen to the boys lauding MABEL, you can readily glance over these five points to your own edification. For this Dltty may give you a lift When you find that your mind is adrift: Now these Five Points from Mabel Will keep you quite stable; If, the chaff from the grain, you will sift. Young Mother Dies in Hospital In St. Catharines A mother of two young child- ren, Mrs. Mike Rezansoff, 45, of 164 Glendale Ave., St, Catharines, died on Friday af- ter a short illness, Death oc- curred in St. Catharines Gene- ral Hospital. The former Myrtle Aileen Yuill, daughter of the late Joseph Yuill and Mabel Procter, was born in Morris Township on March 7, 1918. She attended school in Brussels and Wingham High School, and was a gradu- ate of Stratford Normal School. She taught public school in St. Catharines for 18 years. She married Mr. Rezansoff in Belgrave United Church on July 26, 1952. They had two daughters, Gail Louise, 6 years and Heidi Lynn, 5 years, who, with their father survive, Mrs. Rezansoff was a mem- ber of Mountainview United Church in St. Catharines, a member of the Earl Mountbat- ten Chapter IODE, the Federat- ed Women Teachers' Associa- tion of Ontario and the Y. A, C. A. Other survivors are brothers Robert and Clarence Yuill, R. 'R. 5, Brussels and sisters, Mrs. Ed (Helen) McBurney of Wing - ham, Mrs. James (Mary) War- wick of Blyth, and Mrs. Mac (Laura) Johnston of Belgrave. The funeral was held from the R. A. Currie and Sons funeral home in Wingham on October 7 with Rev. A. Jackson of Belgrave officiating. Inter- ment was in Brandon Cemetery. Pallbearers were Russel Gaunt, Rae Crawford, Jack Hig- gins, George Higgins, Chester Higgins and Donald Procter. The floral tributes were car- ried by five nephews, Douglas Warwick, Carman and Ivan McBurney, Ross Yuill and George Johnston, and Murray Procter, ALBERTO VO -5 HAIR SPRAY $314 1.99 SHAMPOO VALUE IDA MILK OF MAGNESIA, 16 -oz., regular 57c 49c BRISK Tooth Paste, Giant, reg. 69c...2/70c HELENE CURTIS SUAVE, for Men, 2 -oz, 60c, and Ladies' (liquid) 2 -oz, 69c, ($1.29 value) 99c HUDNUT Egg Creme SHAMPOO, ($2.00 value) $1.29 MACLEANS Tooth Paste, reg. $1.09 ....94c ONE -A -DAY Multiple Vitamins, 100s, ($4.49 value) $3.99 PEPSODENT Dental Cream, Giant, regular 69c 59c QUICK Home Permanent, reg. $1.25 98c VANcEt08-2447 $, PRESCR/PT/O/v DRUGG/ST DU BARRY HUDNUT TABU PH 357--.2170 COMPLETE VETERINARY SUPPLIES THE WINGHAM ADVANCE -TIMES IS AVAILABLE AT THE NEWS STAND AT VANCE'S DRUG STORE St, Andrew's Preaching Mission SUNDAY, OCTOBER 20th AT 11:00 A.M. AND 7:00 P.M. THROUGH TO FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25th WEEK -NIGHT SERVICES AT 8 O'CLOCK Dre lan Rennie fit. •jau['s aurcb (ANGLICAN) of : ingljam Rev. C. F. Johnson, L.Th. • Rector Mrs. Gordon Davidson • Organist 18th SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY -- OCTOBER 13th 10:00 a.m.—Sunday School 11:00 a.m.—Morning Prayer Tues., Oct. 15—Evening Guild, Parish Wed., Oct. 16—Bd. of Management, Parish Room, 8:15 Rm., 7:30 Wingham United Church 1863 — 1963 REV. C. M. JARDINE, B.A., Minister. MR. H. C. TRENEER, Director of Music. 100th Anniversary Services SUNDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1963 Guest Preacher— REV. W. A. BEECROFT, B.A., B.D., D.D., .of Don Mills. 11:00 a.m.--"Our Changing World." 7:00 p.m.—"A Wonderful Church." An informal social hour will follow the evening ser- vice to meet Dr. and Mrs. Beecroft. Special music by the Choir, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1963 11:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. Guest Preacher—REV. DONALD M. BURNS, B,A., B.D., of Central United Church, St: Thomas. The Mennonite Male Quartette, of Elmira, will sing at the evening service. MONDAY, OCTOBER 28th An old-fashioned congregational dinner at 6:30 p.m. Friends cordially invited to these services.