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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1964-06-25, Page 17• W. R, HAMILTON OPTOMETRIST Josephine Street WINGHAM FOR APPOINTMENT Phone 357-1361 , DEDICATE GIDE 0 N B$34ES AS A ONTI.NUIN:G MEMO: May be donated through your local funeral director H:OiPITAI,S, PRISONS' • BACKACHE • snot me! For relief from backache or that tired -out feeling, 1 depend on— A GOOD CROWD turned up at the Salvation Army Citadel last Thursday for a social evening to wish Captain and Mrs. G. Stanley Newman well, before leaving for New- market. A portion rf the Corps members and friends who enjoyed the evening are pictured above. —Advance -Times Photo. Belmore Personals The sweet smell of hay is permeating the countryside as farmers in the area are finding themselves knee-deep in this 1 Of 71 70 PAID ON GUARANTEED TRUST CERTIFICATES e issued in amounts from $100 upwards for 3, 4 or 5 years. • earn 514% interest, payable half - yearly by cheque. • authorized investment for all , Canadian Insurance Companies and trust funds. THE r • STERLING TRUSTS 372 Bay St., Toronto 35 Dunlop St., 73 Mississaga E., Orillia Barrie got- OR/V/Ne 4R7' 11' 71 q •'a Make sure of your motoring safety with our precision brake inspection and care. Modest rates for work. Inspection is free of charge. a.! year's good crop. Mowers, ba- lers and even the old-fashioned hay -loader will be familiar sights for the next few weeks. Mr. Jack Doig of Carrick, returned to his home on Satur- day, after more than three weeks in the Owen Sound hos- pital, We wish him continued improvement, and .hope that he will soon be active again, Mr, and Mrs, Bill Struthers and family spent the week -end at Port Elgin Beach. Mr, and Mrs. Alf Nickel of Kitchener spent the Father's Day week -end with Rev, and Mrs. Pace and family at the manse. Mr. Norman Reddon of Clif- ford and Mrs. Bert Burroughs of Palmerston, visited on Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Sang- ster. Saturday callers at the same home were Mr. and Mfrs. Jim Edwards of Gorrie. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Abra- ham visited on Sunday with Mr and Mrs. John Worden and fa mily near Stratford. Mrs. Abraham's granddaughter, Miss Janet Duncan of Glen Wil- liams, is spending this week with the Abrahams. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Col- lison and family of Greenock and Mr. George Gamble of Teeswater, were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Struthers. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Robb and Donald of Amberley, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dustow of Wingham spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Oliver Dustow, Carrick Township. Mr. and Mrs. harry Mulvey and Mr. and Mrs. William So- thern, of Fordwich, were Fa- ther's Day guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Mulvey and Jef- frey. Sympathy is extended to the Fitch family in the loss of their father and grandfather, Mr. John Fitch, Sr., who died at Clinton on Saturday. Miss Audrey Scott, Mrs. T. L. Inglis and Marlene, visited friends in Toronto over the week -end. ROYAL BLACK KNIGHTS MAKE DONATIONS FORDWICH-Huron County Royal Black Knights of Ireland held their meeting in the Wing - ham Orange Hall. County Mas- ter W. II. Scott presided and gave a report of the Grand Lodge held in Sault St. Marie. A sizable donation was made to the Crippled Children and an operating table to the hospital of Sault Ste. Marie by contribu- tions of all the preceptories in the Jurisdiction of Ontario West. A testimonial banquet for the Grand Master and a church set - vice were planned. An precep- tories were represented. Addresses were given by W. O. Oliver Jacques of Varna, Deputy Grand Master of Ontario West and George Nelson of Tara, County Master of Grey -Bruce. W.M.S. Meeting BELMORE-At the Junt meet- ing of the W. M. S. Mrs. Ken- nedy gave an informative talk on the W. M. S. training centre held at Luther College, i'egina, which she attended last year. Her demonstration on how a worship service could be centr- ed around a hymn was most ef- fective. Mrs. McPherson, first vice- president, presided at the meet- ing. Mrs. John Dickson read a Psalm. The roll call was an- swered by 12 ladies. The ladies were reminded that knitting and other articles for the bale must be ready by September. Mrs. McPherson closed the meeting with prayer. Lakelet Mr. George Inglis and Fran- ces visited with Miss Nellie Doig and Mr. Jack Doig, who has just returned from Owen Sound hospital where he under- went surgery. Word has been received from Mr. Arthur Langman who ispre- sently visiting in Holland that he arrived safely and is enjoy- ing his visit there. Misses Brenda and Barbara Stapleton of Wingham spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wright and Valerie. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Farrish of Wingham visited Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wright on Sunday. Surprise Party on 35th Anniversary DONNYBROOK -A surprise party was held Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jefferson, by the fa- mily and relatives, to celebrate their 35th wedding anniversary. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Campbell of London; Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Jefferson, Debbie, Brian, Ger- ald, Doreen and Barry ofDonny-• brook; Mr. and Mrs. Don Jef- ferson of London; Mr. and Mrs. Hilliard Jefferson and Linda; Mr. and Mrs, James Leddy, NIr. and Mrs. Murray Wilson and Gregory of West Wawanosh; Mr, Edward Robinson, Jim and Bill all of Donnybrook; Mrs, J. C, Robinson, Mir. and Mrs. Gordon Robinson and Ray, all of Wing - ham; Mr. Russel Robinson of London; Mr. Henry McClinch- ey, Mr. Sydney MlcClinchey, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McClin- chey and John, Mr. and Mrs. Harold McClinchey and Doreen, all of Auburn; Mr. and Mrs. Bob McClinchey, Patricia and Wayne of Blyth. The faintly presented them with a space saver and the other relatives gave them a cornflower bowl and aluminum lazy Susan. Although a complete surprise to them Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson made fitting replies for the good wishes and the beautiful gifts they had received. A buf' fet luncheon was served and a social time spent together. I3luevale A large crowd attended the supper given in Knox Presby- terian Church school room on Wednesday evening, and en- joyed a fine repast prepared by the ladies of the church, and a social time. Service in Bluevale United Church was withdrawn last Sun- day owing to Whitechurch Uni- ted Church anniversary. Miss Gail Kirton and Miss Mary Craig having completed their commercial course at Wingham and District High School, have secured positions in Kitchener. The former is with the Mutual Life Assurance and the latter in the office of the Kitchener Record. Mr. and Mrs. George. Lowis spent the week -end in Spring- field. Rev. G. C. Mitchell and Mrs. Mitchell spent a few days in Toronto last week, Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Adair, of Huntsville, and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Adair, of Toronto, were in the village at the week -end, attending to matters relative to the estate of their brother, the late Mr. Jack Adair, who died recently. Mr. and Mrs, J. K. McTav- ish and family, of London, were week -end visitors with Mr, and Mrs. R. Il, McKinnon. Mr. and Mrs. George Heth- erington visited in Teeswater on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johnston ersonals visited in Whitechurch on Sun- day. Mr. Mac Scott was in Lon - don during the week. Mr. and Mrs. John McInnes and daughter spent a holiday in Quebec last week. M. and Mrs, A. D. Smith were in Listowel on Sunday for a fancily reunion, celebrating the 25th anniversary of the marriage of their sister, Mrs. Jos. Marshall and Mr. Marshall. SHOWER FOR WINGHAM COUPLE I3ELMORE- Many residents of the community attended the shower in honour of Mr. and Mrs. George Metcalfe of Wingham, the former Georgina Nies, Reg, N. of Kitchener, held in the Community Centre on Friday evening. An address was read by Donald Eadie and Jim Douglas presented the newlyweds with an envelope of money. Lamb - kin's Urchestra played for Jane - The young bride announced to the grocer. "1 want to buy some oysters." "Large or small, madam?" he asked. Faced with an unexpected decision, she studied a moment, "Well," she reasoned, "they're for a man with a size 15 col- lar " Winghan Advance -Times, Thursday, June 20, 19E4 . Page i Friendship Club Meets LAKF;LET--The Mae' Friendship Club met in the Sun. day School room of McIntosh United Church last Tuesday with Mr. and 1`1rs. Norman Newans in charge and Mr. and Mrs, Len fiarper assisting, A hymn was sung, and Scripture was read and com- mentary given. Prayer was of- fered, and an interesting read- ing by Mrs. Len Harper fol- lowed. During the business meeting $26.00 were voted to ;Miss Lowrie, a missionary on fur- lough, who is returning to Ja- pan. A bus trip was discussed and a committee of Carl Douglas, Jack Ferguson and Fred Double - dee was named to make, ar- rangements. Anyone interest- ed should contact one of these men. Rev, and Mrs. G. Howard Pace were then presented with a gift, this being their last meeting before taking up their ministry at Crystal Beach, A duet was sung by Mrs. Gordon Wright and Mrs. Jack Ferguson. Progressive crokinole was enjoyed and lunch was erved. The meeting conclud- ed with the hymn, "Blest Be the Tie that Bind:", and the Mizpah benediction. DONNYBROOK Mrs. Stuart Chainney visit- ed a day last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Webster of St. Helens. Mgr, and Mrs. Small of Pres- ton visited over the week -end with their son, Mr. and ?ars. James Small and family, Mr, and Mrs. Wesley Jeffer- son, Debby, Brian, Gerald, Doreen and Barry visited Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Josling and family of Londeshoro. Mrs. Cecil Chamney of • Wingham visited over the week• end with her daughter, Mrs. Sam Thompson, Mr. Thompsor and family. Mr. and Mrs. Hilliard Jeff- erson, Bob, Sharon and Linda of Donnybrook, Mr. and Mrs. Nlurray Wilson and Gregory of West Wawanosh and Miss Mary Jefferson of London attended a surprise dinner at the hone of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Turney of Listowel, to celebrate the 25th wedding anniversary of Mrs. Turney's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Marshall of Listowel. .Couple Honored Before Leaving LAKELI T -A congregational gathering was held at McIntosh United Church last Wednesday evening to honour Rev. and Mrs, G. Howard Pace and fa- ncily before their departure to their new charge at Crystal Beach and Snyder United Churches. They were presented with a sheepskin rug and matching blanket. Both Mr. and Mrs. Pace expressed their sincere ap- preciation and e•xtendt.d an in- vitation to their friends frou; here to visit them in their Ilett: horse. An excellent filen on 13i11y Graham's Crusade in New fork City was ,J:own, and a social hour with lunch brought the evening's activities to a close. CHARIVARI LAKELET-Early ,Monday morning about 211 neighbour and friends gathered to char- ivari the newlyweds, Mr, and Mgrs, Vernon Inglis at the home of the groom's parents, M:r. and Mrs. James Inglis. They were received graciously and ince no serious mischief was planned, a jolly time was had by all. Michie Reunion Held in Morris BELGRAVE- The 13th annual Michie reunion was held in Nlorris Township on Saturda: with dinner in rhe United Church, Belgrave, served h:' the ladies of the North Grot.p of the U. C.W. After dinner pictures of California and Los Angeles and other points of in- terest were shown by Mr, and ;ars. Les Will of Milton. Recreation and supper w re enjoyed at the home of Jan es and Mrs. Michie of the 5th ine. The officers were re-elected for another year; president, George Michie; secretary -trea- surer, Mars. Ross Anderson; lunch committee, Mrs. Doug- las Smith, Mrs. Harold Cowl - son, Mrs. Bob Grasby; games, JiIi1 Cowlson, Les Wills. The youngest child present was Sheila Anderson, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Anderson, Belgrave. Guest; were present from Elora, Guelph, Orangeville, Saginaw, Milton, Brussels and Belgrave. BUGS OF EVERY TYPE, NATURE AND DESCRIPTION MAKE THEIR PRESENCE KNOWN THESE HOT DAYS IN SUMMER. IF YOU HAVE A BUG PROBLEM IN HOME OR GARDEN, REMEMBER THERE MANY PREPARATIONS IN STOCK AT LEWIS FLOW. ERS IN WINGHAM — BUG SPRAYS, DUSTS AND THE LIKES WHICH CAN HELP YOU ELIMINATE THESE PESTS. A LOVELY GARDEN CAN BE RUINED IF PROPER METHODS ( F BUG CONTROL ARE NOT USED NOW WHEN PLAN` S ARE GETTING READY TO PRODUCE. DAMAGE B`' THESE CREAUR (5 IS NO PROBLEM IF YOU LET LEWIS FLOWERS HELP YOU SELECT THE PROPER INSECTICIDES TO USE, CALL IN TODAY AT THEIR LOCATION ON FRANCES STREET OR PHONE 3574880.