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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1964-10-29, Page 2This coupon is worth 70c on "IDALARM" ALARM CLOCK REG. $3.49 Page 2 - Wingham Advance*Times, Thursday, Oct. 29, 1964 W.I. Gives donation to Chcren's Aic Sociey BELGRAVE-The Belgrave Women's Institute met in the Community Centre on Tuesday. Mrs. Stanley Cook presided and the minutes and treasurer's re- port were read by Mrs, EarlAn- derson. The London Area Con- vention was announced for No- vember 3 and 4. A donation of $10.00 was voted to the Children's Aid Society at God- erich and any other gifts are to be taken to the November meeting. Mrs. Mel Bradburn was the convener for this, the historical research meeting with the theme, "What happens today is history tomorrow", The roll call was answered by naming a historic place in Ontario. Com- munity singing was led by Mrs. Stanley Cook and Mrs. Annie Coultes. Mrs. Albert Coultes gave the address on the topic BELGRAVE Miss Karen Anderson of Scarboro spent the week -end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Anderson. Visitors on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Bolt were Mrs. Anne Hodgson, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Hodgson, Judy, Jane and Kathy all of Nobleton. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Coultes of Belgrave quietly observed their 45th wedding anniversary on Thursday, October 22. , Miss Linda Coultes of Water- loo Lutheran College spent the week -end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Albert Coultes. Weekly Euchre BELGRAVE-The first of the weekly euchres was held last Wednesday with five tables in play. High lady was Mrs. Gershom Johnston; high man, Earl Noble novelty lady, Mrs. George Walker; novelty man, Herson Irwin; low lady, Mrs. Fred Cook; low man, Alan Moores. It was decided to hold the election of officers at the nen- euchre. "Horne, the Heart of History", which was illustrated by slides of homes in the Belgrave dis- trict shown by Mrs. Ivan Wight - man, Each member had been asked to take an article over 50 years old and give its history. The penny collection was re- ceived for Mental Health. Lunch was served by Mrs. Stan- ley Cook, Mrs, Richard Procter and Mrs. Garner Nicholson. The next meeting will be an afternoon meeting. activities "B" PACK An excellent attendance of Cubs and three leaders were at the Scout House Thursday night for the regular meeting. ACM Mrs. Monty Bennett opened the meeting and the Grand Howl was led by the White Six. Inspection was made by ACM Miller and ACM Sinnamon. The Brown Six won with a perfect score. ACM Hugh Sinnamon gave instruction in semaphore to those working for their Second Stars. ACM Miller helped those working toward First Stars and Mrs. Bennett assisted the New Churns. A game was played and the White Six led the closing howl. 0--0--0 BELGRAVE CUBS 1st Belgrave Cub Pack met in the Community Centre on Tuesday evening. There were 15 Cubs and four leaders present The Grand Howl was follow- ed by the Lord's prayer in uni- son with Akela in charge. The Tawny Six had the most points during inspection and Robert White placed their pennant on the Totem Pole. Bagherra conducted a hockey game and then read a story "The Cry of the Wolf' a ghost story for Hallowe'en. Raksha and Baloo both led in games. Wayne Hopper received his Sec- ond Star. The Cubs will again collect six and eleven quart baskets which may be left at the com- munity centre, ut' ((tjurc (ANGLICAN ) inglyun Rev. C. F. Johnson, L.Th. - Rector Mrs. Gordon Davidson - Organist 23rd SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY — NOVEMBER 1 9:45 a.m.—Sunday School. 11:00 a.m.—Holy Communion and Dedication. Thursday, Nov. 5—Regular monthly meeting and show- er of the W. A. Guild at home of Mrs. Joe Kerr. O I= L. 1E E AUTO BODY SERVICE rn We don't hurry .. but it stili fakes less time, when our skilled workmen do their best job on the body of your car because they know exactly what they ore doing. Come in. WINGHAM BODY SHOD Phone 357-1102 Wingham ACTIVITIES WROXETER CLUB WROXETER--The first meet- ing of the 4-11 Homemaking Club was held at the home of Mrs, William Wright last Wed- nesday. Officers elected were: President, Jean Adams; vice- president, Carol Coupland; sec- retary, Jean Newton; press re- porter, Ann Gibson. The project is " A Club Girl Stands on Guard" and the motto is "It's Great to be a Ca- nadian". There, are 16 mem- bars and the roll call was an- swered by ten. The leader is Mrs. Wm, Wright and co -leader, Mrs. Allan Munro. This is the first club held in Wroxeter since the 1955-56 season when Mrs, John W. Gibson was leader. It is hoped the girls will enjoy the club and complete the project. 0--0--0 SAFETY PALS GORRIE-The first meeting of the Gorrie 2, 4-H project, "The Club Girl Stands On Guard", was held at the home of Elizabeth and Judy Galbraith with 17 members attending. Mrs. Clarence Stokes is the lea- der and Mrs. Russell Adams, as sistant. Officers elected are: Pres. , Judy King; vice-pres. , Dawna Bennett; press reporter, Barbara Thornton. Mrs. Adams discussed citiz- enship and demonstrated how to put on a sling. She also dis- played a first aid kit. 0- 0--0 SAFETY SISTERS GORRIE-The second meet- ing of the Gorrie Group 1, was held last Wednesday at the home of Miss Margaret Ann Wilson with the president in charge and 13 in attendance. The name chosen for the club was Safety Sisters. Miss Damude, home econ- omist, will be a guest at the next meeting on October 31 at 1 p, m. at the home of Mrs, Melvin Taylor. Discussions were led by Mrs. Taylor and Miss Wilson on, "The Club Girl Keeps Fit Mentally", "Spending Our Time Off' and "First Aid". 0--0--0 LAKELET CLUB LAKELET-The first meeting of the Lakelet 4-H Club was held at the home of the leader, Mrs. Gordon Wright with 13 people present, including eight new members. The new project includes the study of the following: The club girl as a Canadian citizen; the club girl keeps fit mentally and physically; public health services; sanitation and safety and first aid. The election of officers re- sulted as follows: pres., Louise McComb; vice-pres., Lois Ferguson; sec, , Janette Wright; press reporter, Carol Anne Hohnstein. Requirements for first aid kits were given out to be as- sembled later, 0--0--0 WHITECHURCH CLUB WHITECHURCH- The White- church 4-11 Club met last Tues- day evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dave King. The pres- ident, Miss Beverly Solomon, opened the meeting. The mi- nutes were read by Miss Tereasa De Bruyn, Roll call was an- swered by the eight girls. The next roll call is a suggestion for an exhibit or demonstration. The instruction was on slip stitching on a sample to be made for the record book. The home assignment is to complete the garments and work on the record hooes. 0--0--0 SAFETY SL'S1ES BELGRA VE-- The third meet- ing of the Club Girl Stands On Guard of Belgrave 1 was held last Tuesday. The name chosen is the 13e1- gravc Safety Susics, The mi- nutes were read by Marjorie ilopper and Ruth Michie. The roll call was answered by each gi rl . Mrs. Eldon Cook talked on First Aid and showed how to put on bandages. Mrs. Wight- LAKELET Week -end visitors at the home of Mr, and Mrs. S, Web- ber were Mrs. Keetch and Doris and Mr, and Mrs, 1.. Fehr of Oshawa, and Mr, and Mrs, 1. 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Themi- nutes of the last meeting were read by Barbara France and roll call was answered by. "a book I would like to own". Mrs. Lapp gave notes on "keeping physically fit". Mrs. Hutton gave notes on posture, exercise, care of the feet, eyes, teeth, and skin. The next meeting will be held Monday at the same time and place and the minutes are to be read by Julie Adams. 0--0--0 GUARDIAN ANGELS The first meeting of the Bel - more Club was held last Wed- nesday evening in the Institute Room. The officers are: Presi- dent, Cheryl Haskins; vice- president, Jane Woods; treas- urer, Margaret Jeffray; press reporter, Connie Cameron. Mrs. Johann spoke about the first aid kit and its contents and the assistant leader, Mrs. E. Jeffray gave the topic, "The Club Girl as a Canadian Citi- zen". The second meeting was held on Monday. The minutes were read by Connie Cameron and the roll call was answered with an item to be included in the first aid kit. It was decided to call the club The Belmore Guardian Angels. The next meeting will be held Monday. The topic "The Club Girl Keeps Fit Mentally", was given by Mrs. Johann and "Spending Our Time Off' was given by Mrs. Jeffray. Bingo Winners Branch 180 Royal Canadian Legion held another successful bingo in the town hall last Wednesday with a good atten- dance both from the town and surrounding area. Line winners: Mrs. E. AI- pher, Mrs. R. Kuntz of Walker- ton; Mrs. Garbutt of Hanover; Mrs. D. lacklin of Bluevalc; Mrs. Gowing of Listowel; Mrs. Tiffin of Whitechurch; Alfred Winter of Teeswater; Mrs. Macintyre, Mrs. Gowdy, Mrs. J. Edwards, John Newall, Mrs. R. Hickey, Mrs. J. Schneider, and Mrs. C. Lott, all of Wing - ham. Share the wealth winner, Wtn. Upper of Listowel; Mrs. Gowdy, Mrs. R. dickey and John Newell of Wingham. Jack pot. winners, Mrs. Al bright, Teeswater; Mrs. D. 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