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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1964-06-18, Page 17Investors Syndicate of Canada, Limited — Face amount aav, ings certificates — which provide for the guaranteed accu- mulation of a specific sum of money over a stated period .and may be purchased either by a series of payments over a period of years or a single, lump -sum investment. Investors Mutual of Canada Ltd. — lklaintains a "balanced" portfolio consisting of common and preferred stocks and bonds. The investment objectives of the Company are to provide shareholders with income through dividends, pro- tection of invested capital and long-term capital appreciation. THOMAS JARDIN District Manager Dial 357.366) - Box 394 W1NGfAM, on. 4• Investors Of CA1/A OA, 11 M ITt o WE BR/NG BACK THAT SHOWROOM SWINE.. . We iron out dents and wrinkles . , . touch-up scratches ... build up smashed fronts ... do any- thing and everything your car may need to restore that "like new" look . , repainting, wash -and - polish jobs, too. And we do it all with the skill and speed of long experience ... at moderate rates. 4131101410111141,161.01.1. WINGHAM BODY :HOP NORTH STREET PHONE 357-1102 Whitechurch Happenings Mrs. Bertha De Groot visited Wednesday with Mr, and Mrs, Simon De Boer of St, Helens.. Mr. George Thompson has been engaged at the Wingham and District Hospital as a main- tenance man. lie began his duties this week. This community extends sympathy to Ezra Scholtz in the passing of his mother, Mrs. Emerson Dennis, 85, of Blyth in the Clinton Hospital on Tuesday. The funeral service was held on Thursday at the Tasker funeral home with bur- ial in Union Cemetery, at Blyth, Mr, Alex. Hand has left the Wingham and District Hospital as maintenance man and has secured a position in Kitchener. Mr, Russel Gaunt was re- leased on Friday from Wingham and District Hospital, Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Brown of Lucknow spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tif- fin. Mrs. Garnet Farrier and Mrs. Albert Coultes attended the funeral of the late Mrs. Emerson Dennis in Blyth on Thursday. Mr. John MacKay went to London on Saturday to attend the wedding of his nephew, Mr. Donald MacKay, son of Rev. Angus and Mrs. MacKay, miss- ionaries home on furlough from Jhansi, India. Mr. Garry Willis of Streets- ville spent the week -end athis home here. Miss Elaine Conn of Toronto spent the week -end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Conn. Mrs. Claude Coffin received word Saturday that her sister- in-law, Mrs. Wm. Leight of Sarnia, had passed away. They came for her on Sunday and she returned with them to ac- company the remains by train to Montreal, where the funeral was held on Wednesday. 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AND FARMERS SUPPLY HOUS8 linnitimilimioni11911191111111111111111•1111110111914111911111119111911miliimpuilim1191119111enimilittliiiimilit11111111111111 ener on Monday where Alex will have employMent for the summer and John will return home later in the week with his mother. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Scholtz, Karen, Lete,a and Kenton of Gdderich visited on Sunday with his parr:uts, Mr, and Mrs. Ezra Scholtz, The children enjoyed witching the week old Shetland cult, Mr, Adam Mc1{'=rney of Marnoch spent a few days last week fishing at Lake Nipissing. Mr. McBurney has ry Nned as secretary -treasurer c,+ FFastWa - wanosh School Are:: Board and Mrs. Eldon Cook is Li; success- or. Mr. Alex Hand " Kitchener and Mrs, Arthur Hl.d of Dur- ham spent the weer -end with Mr, and Mrs. Hugh Hand, Mr. J. C. King ;f Toronto, Miss Bernadette Kita; of Luck - now, Miss Patricia ! ing of Teeswater, visited ou Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ars- cott and Misses Valerie and Andrea King. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson Conn, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Scott of Te.r,water, vi- sited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Neilly of Paisley. Mrs. Karl Hanhart, Chuck and Mark of London, spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Kuiper and on Monday Mr. Bill Vandenberg, student minister in Guelph, his wife and Cora, Bill and John, visit- ed at the same home, Mr. Vandenberg and Mr. Kuiper were classmates at Iiolland, Mich. Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Fisher, Lonnie and Lori of Guelph, spent the week -end at the home of his parents, Mr, and Mrs. George Fisher, and on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gibson, Rhon- da, Billie and Gregory of Luck - now, visited there. Visitors at the home of Mr. Scott Reunion In E. Wawanosh WHITECHURCH- The Scott reunion was held at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Norman Coul- tes in East Wawanosh on Sat- urday. By the noon luncheon around 60 had gathered and by after- noon around 130 had arrived. The afternoon was spent in contests, games, races, and softball games. The president, Lloyd Scott of Alma, presided. Mrs. Lloyd Scott, secretary, read the minutes. The election of of- ficers was held: President, Harry Scott; lunch committee, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Scott of Guelph, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scott, Fergus. A recreation committee was also appointed. After the election of of- ficers the lunch committee served refreshments. Guests were present from Alma, Fer- gus, Elora, Elmira, Guelph, Hamilton, Woodstock, Wind- sor, Listowel, Mount Forest and Ashfield. Bus Trip To Toronto WHITECII['RCH-Pupils of Fordyce School under the su- pervision of their teacher, Mrs, Olive Kennedy, took a bus trip to Toronto on Friday and visit- ed Fort York, went across on the ferry to the island and had their noon luncheon there. They visited Casa Loma, the Museum and to conclude the day attended Country Hoe- down and saw Gordie Tapp in person. Accompanying the scholars were Mrs. John Jamieson, Earl and Ronnie, Mrs. Bill Rintoul, Mrs. Norman Rintoul, Mrs. George McGee, Mrs. L. Why- tock, Mrs. Gordon Taylor, Margaret and Patsy, Mrs. Mac Cardiff, Mrs. Walter Elliott, Mrs. Archie Purdon, Mrs. Don Martin, Mrs. Harold Gaunt, Mrs, Geo, Webster, Mrs. Wm. Purdon, Mrs. I'Iroy Laidlaw and Miss Sandra Hill. and Mrs. Lawrence Taylor over the week -end were Miss Ruth Taylor, Toronto, Mrs. George Taylor and Tom of Hamilton and Mr, and Mrs. Jim Moss and Theresa of Hamilton. Mr, and Mrs. George Taylor are leaving Hamilton and going to a new position at Barrie, Miss Doreen Taylor, young- est daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence 'Taylor, was admitted to Wingham and District Hospi- tal last Thursday with pneu- monia. Mr. Rickey Tunny of Ingle- wood accompanied Mr. Murray Neable to his home here and spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Neable. Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Mc- Burney were Sunday callers on Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnson of Wingham. Mr. Jim Bird is assisting Mr. John Gaunt with his work at the sawmill during the rush season. Mr. Jerry Robinson, son of Mr, and Mrs. Calvin Robinson has finished a seven month's course at Drauillard School of Barbering, London, and will spend a week at home prior to starting work. Misses Claire Chamney of Toronto and Sandra of London spent the week -end with their parents, Mr, and Mrs, Clarence Chamney. Mrs. F. L. Creighton and her daughter, Mrs, Robt. Too- ney of Greenville, South Caro- lina, spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Beecroft, Mrs. Creighton is Mrs. Bee - croft's sister. Mrs. Ezra Welwood of Wing - ham and her sister, Mrs. Harry Stewart of Winnipeg, visited on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Beecroft. Mrs. Stewart intends to return this week to Winnipeg. Mrs. Mable Stapleton, after visiting for a couple of weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jamie- son, has gone to visit with rela- tives in Wingham. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tiffin, Mr. and Mrs. Clark Johnston and Janette accompanied Miss Linda Johnston Sunday to Wa- terloo where Miss Johnston be- gan work with Mutual Life Co. on Monday, On Sunday the beautiful flo- ral bouquets in the United Church were placed by Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Scholtz in memory of his mother, the late Mrs. Emerson Dennis. Anniversary services will be held at the United Church on June 21 with Rev, J. Thompson of London, a former missionary of Trinidad, and now secretary of the British Foreign Bible So- ciety, bringing the messages at 11 a.m. and at 7:30 in the evening. A cordial invitation Fatal Accident Youth Thrown From Convertible WHITECHURCH-Word was received last Wednesday by Mr. and Mrs, Lester Falconer, of Culross, and other relatives here, of the death of Ronald George Falconer, 17 of Water- loo. Ile was the grandson of Lester Falconer's brother, John Falconer. The youth was the son of Mrs, George Falconer and the late Mr. Falconer, who was killed in a plane crash in 1957. Mrs. Falconer, a nurse at Kitchener -Waterloo Hospital, was on duty when her son was admitted following an accident when he was thrown from a convertible that failed to make a left turn, and landed on its wheels in a field. The young man died shortly after the mishap. Surviving are his mother, two sisters, Cecelia and Anne, and a brother, Raymond, all at home; his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Falconer ofKit- chener and Mr, and Mrs. Jas. Brown of Marlbank, Ont. The retrains rested at the Walsh-Sandrock funeral home and requiem high mass wasce- lebrated at tit, Louis'Rornan Catholic Church at eleven o'clock Friday morning. In- terment was in Mount Hope Cemetery, Waterloo. Wtngnaxdl d1U v¢IA{. - 441AJ&J, 4ii4)449,7, fr, AN',••4 WMS Meets at Tiffin. Home WIIITECHURCH-On Thurs- day afternoon the Langsfde W. M, S, met at the home ofMrs. Charles Tiffin. The president, Mrs, Gordon Wall, opened the meeting in the usual manner and gave the call to worship. A hymn was sung. Mrs. James Richardson read the Scripture and Mrs. George Conlon gave the meditation. The treasurer's report was STUDENTS VISIT GUELPH COLLEGES WHITECIIt'RCH-On Thurs- day 5, S. No. 9 (Murray's School) under the supervision of the teacher, Mrs. Orville Elliott, enjoyed a bus trip with Allan Reed as bus driver to the Federated Colleges, Guelph and Kitchener, Mrs. Wm. Ev- ans, Mrs. Wm, Scott and Mrs. Frank Miller accompanied the scholars on the trip, is extended to the community to join in these services. On June 26th a bus trip is be- ing sponsored through the Wo- men's Institute to visit the Ad- elaide Hoodless Homestead at St. George, Stoney Creek, and Hamilton. A few from here are planning on going on this trip. The Langsfde Presbyterian Church on June 2lst will hold its 96th anniversary .. a t 11 o'clock in the morning and 8 in the evening. Rev, R. T. A. Marshall of Strathroy, a former minister, will be guest speaker. given by Mts. Lloyd Moffat, The secretary, Mrs, Robert Bregman, read the minutes, Mrs, Gordon Wall gave the chapter from the study book. The roll call was answered by a verse of Scripture containing the word "teach" . There were 18 in attendance. The hostess served lunch, Messengers Will Provide Program WHITECHURCH-The United Church Messengers held their June meeting under the super- vision of the leaders, Mrs. Clarence Ritchie and Mrs. E. Sleightholm. The president, Miss Cathy Soloman, opened the meeting with the call to worship, "Come with Hearts Rejoicing". Scrip- ture was read in unison, Mrs. Sleightholm led in prayer. Miss Linda Purdon received the of- fering and the prayer was given by Miss Janet Sleightholm. The minutes were read by the secretary, Miss Dianne Swan. Mrs. Ritchie thanked the Messengers for their mite boxes. The Messengers will put on the program for the U, C. W. meeting to be held July 1 at the home of Mrs, Millan Moore. The seniors and juniors each went to their group with their leader for the study book per- iod. To Complete fed Shielc Campaign Enc of June WHITECHURCH- The June meeting of the Women's Insti- tute was held last Tuesday eve- ning in the Community Memo- rial Hall with the president, Mrs. Claude Coffin, presiding. She warmly welcomed thirteen members and three visitors. Arrangements were made to be hostesses at the Log Cabin Museum in Southampton on Sunday, July 12. Mrs. AIbert McQuillan, Mrs. Tom Jamie- son, Mrs. Ed. Wacker and Mrs. Russel Ross were appointed to be responsible but as many fa- milies as possible are asked to attend. Mrs. Coffin asked that all collectors for the Red Shield drive turn in their collections by the end of June. Current events were given by the convener, Mrs. Wallace Conn, who also told about the "Ookpik" . The highlights of the Bruce South District annual were giv- en - by the district director, Mrs. Dan Tiffin. The nextan- nual will be held at Berv:c and the directors a:;d executive will meet at Belmore. A meeting is to he devoted to poison, ns use and misuse, and a report seat to Mrs. Vick - ruck, .R. 5, Port Arthur. Any- thing done in cultural activities is to be reported to Nirs. S. Pan- ting at Bala, Ontario. The F.W. I. O. is spending $100 on the Peace Gardens to make Ca- nada lovelier. Bruce South District will sponsor "Song" the little Korean girl. Mrs. Geo, Walker reported on the confer- ence held at Guelph for district directors. Mrs, Annie McQuillan gave a reading, "The Fight in the Wilderness". Mrs. Dan Tiffin gave a musical number. The roll call was answered by a holiday safety rule. Mrs. Geo. Fisher and Mrs. Victor Emer- son served lunch. A COMMUNITY SERVICE There's no place like home for first aids Play it safe at. home with a well -stocked medicine chest. 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