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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1964-09-24, Page 13Your Savings Earn 5%% on $ year GUARANTEED INVESTMENTS VICTORIA and GREY TRUST OWEN SOUND School Fair Was Well Attended (Continued from Page Four) Linda Rinn; Barbara Pattison, Boys, grades 7 and. 8; Ronnie Taylor; Douglas Smith; John Turvey; Ross Wilson; Neil Gowing; Ron Henry. PROJECT WORK ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET Girls, grades 3 and 4: Vel- ma Fear; Donna Walker; Nan- cy Anderson; Dale Patterson; Brenda Johnston; Marion Arm- strong, Boys, grades 3 and 4: Dun- can Anderson; Rodney White; The Wallpaper Shop SEMI-ANNUAL WALLPAPER SALE SEPT. 24th to OCT. 3rd. Wallpaper Goes On Sale! WASHABLE PATTERNS - PLASTIC COATED PLAINS AND FLORAL$ 29c per single roll and up WASHABLE PRE -PASTED PATTERNS PLAINS -- PATTERNED 49c per single roll and up DISCONTINUED PATTERNS TO CLEAR AT 19c per roll ROOM LOTS -1/2 -PRICE OR LESS BORDERS—Non pasted -5c per yard COME EARLY WHILE THE SELECTION IS BEST! "THE SALE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY !" 1.1114 Stephan Fear; Ronnie Snowden; John Mitchell; Ray Robinson, Girls, 5 and 6; Lois Ecken- swiller; Linda Caldwell; El- aine Robinson; Linda Snowden; Cheryl Patterson; Mary Grasby. Boys, 5 and 6: Jimmie Bee- croft; Neill3ieman; Chris Cowan; Bill Bmpey; Willie Nankes; Larry Robinson. Girls, 7 and 8: Jane Camp- bell; Brenda Bone; Barbara Carter; Ann de Groot; Joyce Coultes; Mary Ellen Walsh. Boys, 7 and 8: Ron Henry; John Henry; Ross Wilson; Lar- ry Lockhart; Douglas Smith; Keith VanCamp. Map of Huron, girls; Mary Ellen Walsh; Audrey Coultes; Rhonda Fear; Brenda Coultes; Jane Campbell; Joan Bosman. Map of Huron, boys: Ralph Scott; Jimmy Duncan; Gary Barbour; Raymond VanCamp; Clayton Bosman; Jimmy Bee- croft. Conservation Poster, girls; Ann de Groot; Elaine Robinson; Sandra Smith; Joyce Coultes; Mona Purdon; ,Nancy Gowing, Morris 10. Conservation Poster, boys: Ralph Scott; Richard Anderson; Neil Bieman; Larry Robinson; David Bosman; Clayton Bos- man. Religious Education Booklet, senior girls: Mary Ellen Walsh; Judy McDnvell; Joyce Coultes; Lois Eckenswiller; Wanda Ma- son; Margaret Robertson. Religious Education Booklet, senior boys: Gordon Rinn; Ralph Scott. Religious Booklet, junior girls: Cathy Bone; Marilyn Ro- bertson; Joan Currie; Bonnie Baeker, Morris 6; Lorna Mason; Marion Armstrong. Religious Booklet, junior boys: Murray Rinn; Joey Eck- enswiller; Ronnie Snowden; Ray Robinson; Glen Naylor; Dennis Thompson. Booklet, open, girls: Mary Ellen Walsh; Mona Purdon; Nancy Van Camp; Joan Bos- man; Susan Smith; Julaine Anderson. Booklet, open boys: Jimmy Beecroft; Gary Barbour; Mur- ray Wightman; Michael Walsh; Jack de Groot; Richard Ander- son. ARTS & CRAFTS Grades 1 and 2, girls; Bev- erley Casemore; Mary Gingr rich; Linda Malt; Darlene Coultes; Judy Nicholson; Joyce Ireland. Grades 1 and 2 boys: Dale Lamont; Murray Rion; Ricky Smith; Lennis Miller; Dennis Thompson; Ross Casemore. Grades 3 and 4 girls: Mar- jorie Procter; Velma Fear; Cathy Bone; Ruth Ellen Currie; Connie Nethery; Barbara Cook. Grades 3 and 4, boys: John Schwartzentruber, Morris 6; Glen Naylor; Douglas Cloakey; Ronnie Snowden; Joey Ecken- swiller; Jamie Nesbit. Grades 5 and 6, girls: Nan- cy Gowing; Mary Passchier, Julaine Anderson; Mary Grasby; Mona Purdon; Brenda Staple- ton, E.W. 9. Grades 5 and 6, boys: Ray- mond VanCamp, Clayton Bos- man; Keith Elston; Cameron Anderson; Barry Mason; Jim Duncan. Grades 7 and 8, girls: Mary Ellen Walsh; Monica Nesbit; Joyce Coultes; Brenda Coultes; Norma Mair; Audrey Coultes. Grades 7 and 8, boys: Da- vid Bosman; Malcolm Andersor Ben TenPas;, Keith VanCamp; Neil Gowing; Billy Snell. Open Crafts, girls: Joyce Coultes; Brenda VanCamp; Linda Rinn; Sandra Currie; Joan Bosman; Mona Purdon. Open Class, boys: Clayton Bosman; Don Bosman; Gordon Rinn; Murray Rinn; Jim Dun- can; Larry Mayberry. Open Any Art, girls: Mary Ellen Walsh; Joyce Coultes; Mona Purdon; Julaine Ander- son; Brenda Coultes; Audrey Coultes. Open Any Art, Boys: Ben TenPas; David Bosman; Ri- chard Anderson; Malcolm An- derson; Ralph Scott; Stephan Fear. INSTITUTE CLASSES Senior Girls: Linda Cald- well; Donna Edgar; Mona Pur - don. Junior Girls: Cathy Bone, Barbara Stapleton; Nancy An- derson; Karen Currie; Jane Shiell; Kathy Dunbar. Senior Boys: Clayton Bos- man; George Johnston; Ray- mond VanCamp; Ralph Scott. Junior Boys; Dale Lamont; Calvin Nixon; Glen Nixon; Brian Warwick; Joe Eckenswil- ler; Michael Walsh. Special Prize, open, design with egg shells: Susan Smith; Arnold Dawson, E, W.9; Bon- nie Cook; Mary Ellen Walsh; Joyce Coultes; Keith Elston, LIBRARY BOARD CLASSES Grades 1-4, Geranium, girls: Ruth Ellen Currie; Alice Beecroft; Joan Black. Grades 5-8, article from popsicle sticks, girls: Joan Bosman; Linda Rinn; Marlene Pletch, Grades 1-4, Driftwood ar- ticle, boys: Allen Walker; Dale Lamont; Donald Edgar. Grades 5-8, book rack, boys: Donald Bosman; Billy Fear; George Johnston. Cecil Agar, 42, Dies Suddenly BELGRAVE-Cecil Ivan Agar of Stratford passed away sudden- ly Tuesday morning, Septem- ber 15. He was 42 years of age. He is survived by his wife, the former Doris Marie Lane; two sons, James and Robert; his father, George Agar; one brother, Harold and three sis- ters, Mrs. Leslie Lee of Komo- ka, Mrs, Walter Cornish, Strat- ford, and Mrs. Andrew Camp- bell, Windsor. Funeral was from the Hein - buck funeral home Thursday at 2 p,m. with burial in Avondale Cemetery, Stratford. Wingham Advance -Times, Thursday, Sept. 24, 1954 - Page 5 Junior Groups Open Fall Season BELGRAVE-The Junior Groups of the church started their activities on Sunday morn- ing during the regular hour of worship at Knox Presbyterian Church. This year the leaders will be: Explorers, Mrs. Stan Hopper, Mrs. Laura Johnston; Messengers, Mrs. Wilfred Walker; Junior Messengers, Mrs, James Lamont, Miss Mar- jorie Hopper. The Explorers opened their meeting with the purpose and motto. Mrs. Stan Hopper con- ducted the worship service on the theme "The Power of Love': After the call to worship, a hymn was sung. Nancy Ander- son read the Scripture lesson, Prayer followed. The offering was received by Neil Reiman and Doug Walker, Minutes were read by Neil Vincent. Seventeen members answered the roll call, It was decided that the group would meet this year on the 3rd Sunday of each month. Mrs. Roy MacSween con- ducted the election of officers: President, Mary Grasby; vice- president, Brenda Johnston; secretary, Mary Ann Wheeler; assistant, Grant Vincent; trea- surer, Ken Hopper. Mrs. Hop- per gave the introduction of the study for this year which will be on Brazil. The World Friends were distributed. The Messengers had 10 members attending. The Jun- ior Messengers had five present and they enjoyed stories , games and crafts. Need Drivers for Hospital Patients BELGRAVE-The September meeting of the Women's Insti- tute was held in the Communi- ty Centre on Monday of last week. Mrs. Stanley Cook pre- sided. A thank you letter was read from the Golden Circle School for Retarded Children Standard equipment: a bank loan It has become almost standard practice today for people to go to their bank to finance the purchase of cars and other family items. You, too, may have found it a good idea to borrow where you save — at your local bank. It is often simpler, because the bank already knows you as a savings customer. And it also may save you money because bank loans are low-cost loans. For borrowing and saving, and for any other bank service you may need, just visit your local chartered bank. It's the one place where you can get all your banking done, under one roof. THE CHARTERED BANKS SERVING YOUR COMMUNITY Through 5,650 branches, all across Canada, the chartered hanks bring .full -range banking within the reach of everyone. in Wingham, for a donation they had received. A request was read from the Ontario.Hos- pital at Goderich for drivers to take the patients out. The Hu- ron County rally will be held at Hensall on October 5 and bars. Stanley Cook and Mrs. Annie Coultes will attend. Resolu- tions from the District Annual were presented and voted on. The collection and collection for Mental Health were receiv- ed. Mrs. Garner Nicholson was convener for this the Agricul- ture meeting. Her theme was "Therapy through horticulture; real happiness lies in the joy of achievment. The roll call was answered with a method of storing winter vegetables. Mrs. Leslie Bolt gave a reading, "Weddings Should Be Fun". Mrs. Ivan Wightman showed slides of her trip to the West Coast. Mrs. John Nixon played a medley of tunes on the accordion. Lunch was serv- ed by Mrs. Stanley Black, Mrs. Ivan Wighhnan, bars. Walter Scott and Mrs. C. Coultes. St. Helens Mr. and Mrs. John Cameron and Mr. and Mrs. Don Camer- on, Barbara and Colin were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs, J. W. Dean at Ingersoll, Mr, and Mrs. Robert Lyons, Sr. and Mrs. Lorin Durnin and J. 17. Durnin attended the fu- neral of their cousin, Mr. Geo. Stuart at Duffs' Church at Mor- riston. Mr. Jim Aitchison spent a few days in Toronto. Next Sunday, anniversary services in St. Helens United Church will he held at 1 1 a.m. and 7;30 p.m. Air, Harley Moore will be the speaker and there will be special music at the services. Mr, Terry Wilson returned to the University of Western Ontario on Monday to com- mence his third year. Mr, Gordon PannabLekt:r cif Galt spent the week -end with his mother, Mrs. I)on Parma - bee ker. Mr. John Rutherford is visit- ing with Mr. kind Mrs, Hugh Ruthcriord at Kingston. BELGRAVE Recent visitors with Mr, and Mrs, Dave Armstrong were Mr, and Mrs. D. W. Dane of To- ronto and Mrs. Annie Gibson of Listowel, Lorne and Bruce Campbell are this week vacationing at Saulte Ste. Marie and other points in that district, Mrs. Lorne Harmer of Ful- larton visited last week with her sister, Mrs. Winnie Smith. Mr. and Mrs. John Nixon and family spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Carmen Nixon and family of Scarbor- ough. Rev. Beverley Oaten of Five Oaks will be guest speaker at both anniversary services on Sunday at Knox United Church. Mr, and Mrs. George Mi- chie spent the week -end visit- ing in the State of Michigan. Jim Taylor Is Hi -C Leader BELGRAVE-The first meet- ing of the season for the Hi -C Group was held in the church basement on Sunday evening. Ruth Michie led a sing -song ac- companied by Mrs. Arthur Jackson. Donna Grasby read the secretary's report. The election of officers was held and resulted as follows: President, Jim Taylor; vice- president, Donna Grasby; sec- retary, Lynda Coultes; assis- tant, Marilyn Taylor; treasur- er, Allan Bosman; group lea- ders, Bob Taylor, Lloyd Michie, Marjorie Hopper, Luuk Meul- yche, David Walsh. Mrs. Jack Higgins read sev- eral announcements, Mrs. Jackson conducted the worship service and opened with call to worship followed by Scrip- ture and a mediation on faith. A hymn was sung. The offer- ing was received by Murray Vincent and Allan Bosman and Mrs. Jackson led in prayer. Rev, Jackson told about Senior Boys' Parliament. Recreation was led by Rev. Jackson. INVISIMMIROMBNIIMMEMBEE WRITING TO ANYONE? your ent'OlopE' should show: 1 The name of the person you etre addressing. 2 The street number, street name. or p01t office box n:naber, apartment or business block. ante, i; any. City, t01112 Or tillage, and postal zone. i; 11a 14se, province. too. 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