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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1964-10-08, Page 2Page 2 - Wingham Advance -Times, Thursday, Oct, 8, 1964. BLI EVALE '4ome Decorated Week -end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Garniss were Mr. and Mrs. N. S, Calvert, of Par is, and Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Leishman, of Markham. , Mr. and `Mrs. John .., nan of West Lorne, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bos- man. Mr, and Mrs. Gerrand Duff, of Cayuga, visited at the home of Miss Mary Duff, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Jim McKinney and children, of Toronto, spent the week -enc' r'^.t Mr. and Mrs. R.E. .vicKinney at their summer home here. Mrs, Earl Heaslip, of Dunn- ville and Mrs. Munroe of Bur- lington, spent the last week with Mr. and Mrs. ' tilton Fra- ser. Mrs. W, Laughton and Mrs. H. Galbraith, of Appin, are guests of Rev. G. C. Mitchell and Mrs. Mitchell. Mrs. Fred hill of Moose Jaw, Sask. , is a guest of Rev. T.E. Kennedy and Mrs, Ken- nedy. With Balloons For Shower BLt'EVALE-On Friday eve- ning 40 friends and neighbors of Miss Patsy Taylor, bride - elect of this coming Saturday, met at the home of Mrs, Geo. Hetherington to do her honor. Pink and blue streamers and confetti -filled pink and blue balloons decorated the rooms. St veral contests and amus- ing stories were enjoyed. An address expressing the good wishes of the assembled guests was read by Miss Patsy Craig. To the tune of, "Wait for t h e Wagon", played by Miss Mar garet Craig, three neighbor boys (the only males in attend- ance) conveyed the many gifts in a gaily decorated wagon to the honored guest. Miss Tay- lor expressed sincere thanks to her friends. Refreshments were served. Mrs. Hetherington and Betty were assisted by Mrs. Hugh Campbell, Mrs. Clifford Brew- er and Mrs. Peter Campbell. Concentrate on Blessings At U.C.W. Fall Thankoffering BELGRAVE-The fall Thank - offering meeting of the U.C. W. was held in the church base- ment on Wednesday with Mrs. Leslie Bolt in charge. The poem, "For Everything" and a hymn opened the meeting. Minutes were read by Mrs. William Coultes and a thank you card was received from Al- bert Vincent. The regional meeting was announced for Oc- tober 20 in the Ethel United Church. A motion was passed to pay for the study packets for the C. G.I. T. A vote of thanks was extended to Mr. and Mrs. Ross Robinson for cleaning the memorial plaque in the church. Mission baseball was con- ducted by Mrs. Arthur Jackson with Mrs. Stan Hopper, Mrs. Cliff Logan, Mrs. George Mi- chie, Mrs. Earl Anderson, Mrs. Ross Robinson forming one team and Mrs. Jacl< Taylor, Mrs. Ross Anderson, Mrs. Leslie Bolt, Mrs. Albert Bieman and Mrs. Roy MacSween forming the other team. Mrs. Jack Taylor was in Brazil Is Studied at U.C.W. Fall Thankoffering BLUEVALE-The U. C. W. met in the school room e: the United Church out Thursday, with Mrs. Carl Johnston presid- ing. She conducted devot.o::s and the business session. It was the autumn Thankoffering meeting. Bills for the cost of new floor covering in the school room were presented by the treasurer, Mrs. Jaynes Johnston, and pians made for paying them. Appointed as delegates to the Presbyterial meeting at Ethel were Mrs. G.C. Mitchell, Mrs. George Hetherington, Mrs. W.J. Peacock, Mrs. Mei Craig and Mrs. Jack Wickstead. A bazaar to be held in late October was planned, the group leaders being responsible for the tea. Mrs. Spading Johnston and Mrs. Stewart McLennan were named a nominating com- mittee to suggest a slate of officers for 1965. Unit Two had charge of the worship service with Mrs. Jas. Elston presiding and Mrs. Mil- ton Fraser introducing the study hook on Brazil. Brazil is very large, the fourth largest country in the world. Their products Junior Groups Meet at Church BLUEVALE- Keith Elston read' Scripture at the Explorers' meet- ing on Sunday and Daryl Walker received the offering. ts.1rs, Win. Elston continued the story of " The Gold Coin". This chapter explained how Christians had to battle against superstitions to improve the health, living conditions and working conditions of the peo- ple. Thc Knox 1 1issiou f3 ti n d Thom! was on Thanksgiving. \irs. Gleno McKerchcr assisted the Junior members ;n their work and Mrs. Ross Mann read stories to the senior members, The stories were taken from the Children's Page of the Presby- terian Record. • Robin i3rent collected the of- fering which was dedicated with nnisun prayer. are largely agricultural. Ithas a new capital, Brazilia, built -.. 1,4r: '. It has a population of i million, The language is c :etiv Portugese, although t err are man; races. Nearly half the people are illiterate. The largest religious group is Roman Catholic. Scripture passages were read by Mrs. ll..rvey Edgar and Mrs. Mel Craig, Mrs. Jack Wick - stead and Mrs. Alen Sellers led in prayer. The Thanksgiving theme was prominent in the program. Mrs. Edgar gave a poem "I Thank Thee, God." JOIN UNITED CHURCH BLUEVALE-Rev. G. C. Mit- chell conducted communion service in the United Church or Sunday. Joining the church by certificate were Mr. and Mrs, Max Demaray, George Lowis, Mrs. Keith Nicholson, Mrs. Al- an Campbell, Mrs. Murray Johnston, Mrs. Murray McFar- lane. EELGRAVE Belgrave District Credit Un- ion is one of many which will join in the celebration of Credit Union Day, October 15. This year the Huron Chapter will hold its meeting in the Legion Hall, Goderich, with the mem- bers of the Goderich Credit Un- ion in charge of arrangements. Mrs. Robert Procter visited recently with her brother and sister-in-law, Rev. C. F. Speakman and Mrs. Speakman at Scarborough on the occasion of their 25th wedding anniver- sary. She also visited with her father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Speakman and her sister, Mrs. Conrad Smithson and Mr. Smithson. On Thanksgiving Sunday at Knox United Churcl Belgrave, the books for the New Curricu- lum will be dedicated at a spe- cial service in the church. It is noped that all parents will attend. Mr. and Mrs, Conrad Smith• son and Paul of Downsview vis- ited over the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Procter and family. Clare VanCamp Is New L.O.L. /Master BELGRAVE- The members of Belgrave L. O. L, enjoyed a turkey supper in the Orange Hall on Thursday with 34 pre- sent. Following the supper the an- nual meeting was held with Worshipful Master Alex Nethery presiding. Visitors present were County Master Robert Hib- hert of Fordwicli; Deputy County Master George Bailie, Blyth; County Secretary Harold Webster, Dungannon and Pa s t Master Arthur Forister, New Bridge. C. M. Robert Ribbert gave a challenging address on the prin- ciples and religious teachings of the Order and degree work. 13ros. Bailie and \Vebstcralso spoke briclly. The deputy County y master presided for the electron of officers with the t. adz (ljurr (ANGLICAN) tngijam Rev. C. F. Johnson, L.Th. - Rector Mrs. Gordon Davidson Organist 20th SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY—OCT. 11th 9:45 a.m.—Sunday School. 11:00 a.m.—Morning Prayer. following results: Past Master, Alex Nethery; Worshipful Master, Clare Van - Camp; chaplain, George Grigg; treasurer, Elmer Bruce; secre- tary, James McCallum; mar - shall, Lawrence Taylor; tyler, Alex 1!. Nethery; committee, Armond McBurney, Walter Scott, Athol Bruce, person Ir- win, Stewart McBurney. Learn Hymns at Hi -C Meeting BELGRAVE- The Hi C Group met in the basement of the Un- ited Church on Sunday evening. Ruth Michie led in a sing -song accompanied by Lorne Camp- bell. Lynda Coultes ult •s read the minutes. Allan Bosman gave tine treasurer's report, Ruth Michie gave the call to worship and Marjorie hopper read the Scripture. Ruth reada meditation on Thanksgiving. Alex i3lair and Murray Procter received the offering. Marjor- ie led in prayer. Ruth Michie was in charge of the meeting and the purpose was to learn new hymns. Some of the ones used were "0 For a Thousand Tongues to Sing", "I Atn Thine 0 Lord". "In Thc Fullness of My Might", "As Comes the Breath of Spring", and "Thc Spacious Firtnament on high". Jim Taylor led in recreation and the meeting closed with taps. charge of the worship service and opened by having each member count their blessings, "For the Beauty of the Earth" was sung and Scripture was read by Mrs. Herson Irwin. Unison prayer and prayer by all nam- ing their own personal blessings was followed by a duet by Mrs. George Johnston and Mrs. Carl Procter, accompanied by Mrs. George Michie. Mts. Taylor closed the meeting with prayer. The next general meeting will be held on November 26. New Members Received Sunday ST. 11ELE.NS- On Sunday morning at the St. Helens Church, Rev. B, F, Green and Mr, Harley Moore conducted communion service and ten new members joined by profes- sion of faith, The class members were Mary Pannabecker, Brenda Webster, Judy Dorscht, John Moore, Rickey Humphrey, Hugh Todd, Rodger Pannabeck- er, Allan McDonald, Donald McDonald and Douglas McDon- ald, St, Helens Lynn Miller is a patient in \'long.*Mita and District Hospital this past week. Mrs. W, I. Miller and Miss- es W. D, Rutherford and Isobel Miller are visiting this week with Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Mc Intyre at Richmond Hill. Mr. and Mrs. I's, W. Rice visited with Mr, A.G. Webb in Victoria llospital, London, on Sunday, A large crowd attended the Harty in St, Helens Hall on Wednesday night in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Charles McDon- ald's 25th anniversary. 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