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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1964-12-17, Page 12Page 4 * Winghanl,. Advance -Times, Thursday, Pec. 1'1. 7964 DACKIACHE When Kldne a fall to remove exeees wild; and wastes, backache -tired feeling- disturbed eeling- follow.b f dd', Kidney Pllli stimulate kidneys to normal duty. You feel better, sleep better, work better. 80 W. R. HAMILTON OPTOMETRIST Josephine Street WINGHAM FOR APPOINTMENT Phone 357-1361 Present $kit At 4,-H Meeting SEI,MORE-The sixth meeting of the Guardian Angels was held in the Community Centre on Monday with ten members out of twelve in attendance, Jane Woods read the minutes. Roll call was a hazard, in the borne and what the club mem- bers should do about it. It was decided to combine meetings seven and eight on December 14. The topic, "Care of the Body", was given by Mrs, Jo- hann. Cheryl Haskins, Jane Woods, Corrine Kieffer and Marlene Inglis gave a skit on Safety in the Home, MAY I HANDLE YOUR PERSONAL. INSURANCE NEEDS -FIRE, AUTO, LIABILITY? 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Master Timothy Steven is confined to his home after un- dergoing a tonsillectomy in Walkerton Hospital last week. Mrs. Elizabeth Kennedy has returned home after spending a week with Mr. and Mrs, Robert Thomas and family of Kitchen - Police Officers Address 4-H LAKELET-The fifth meet- ing of the Safety Sals was held at the Institute hall when roll call was answered by naming the person whose story was en- tered in each record book. Notes were given on safety in the home, and outside the home. Guests at this meeting were Chief Constable George St. Marie of Clifford and Provincial Constable Delroy Bonham of Stayner, who presented valu- able information on traffic laws and traffic safety. They ans- wered questions from the mem- bers. They were thanked by club president, Louise McComb, and presented with gifts. A committee was appointed to prepare a skit for the next meeting. Two to Serve As President FORDWICH- The Evening Unit of the United Church Wo- men met in the church base- ment. Mrs. Scott Clarkson presided. Several passages of Scripture were read by Mrs. Ken Graham, Mrs. Elmer Mil- ler, Mrs. Jack Brown, Mrs. Lorne Siefert, Mrs. Harold Pol- lock, Mrs. Mel Allan and Mrs. Jim Douglas. A Christmas car- ol was sung between each read- ing. Mrs. Mel Allan and Mrs. Les Loughran, each gave a Christmas reading. Election of officers was: conducted with Mrs. Lorne Siefert and Mrs. Gerald Rome dividing the pre- sident's duties for 1965. Mrs. Scott Clarkson closed with ben- ediction and a social hour was spent. Mrs. Elmer Jaffray Is Again President BELMORE-As a special Christmas message for the Dec- ember meeting of the W. M. S. of Knox Presbyterian Church, Mrs. H. Ballagh told the story of "The Other Wise Man" and its author, Henry Van Dyke. Mrs. E. Jeffray, the presi- dent opened the meeting with a call to worship. Seven mem- bers answered 'the roll call by naming a favorite carol. Mrs. Glenn Appleby, in her report of the Mission Band, listed the following with perfect atten- dance: Ted Appleby, Ross Jef- fray, Ronnie Nickel, Kathy and Phyllis Darling, Nancy Ballagh, Wayne Ballagh, Twyla Dickson, Brian Jeffray, Glenn Jeffray, Donna Jeffray, Doug Nickel and Doreen Nickel. Of the Explor- ers, Grace Jeffray, Ruth Mac - Adam, Doug Jeffray and Ethel Darling had perfect attendance. Mrs. Zinn gave the report of the nominating committee as follows: President, Mrs, E. Jeffray; 1st vice, Mrs. D. Mc- Pherson; 2nd vice, Mrs. H. Ballagh; secretary, Mrs. D. MacAdam; mission treasurer, Mrs. K. Dickson; expense trea- surer, Mrs. John Dickson; Glad Tidings, Mrs. W. Curle and Mrs. E. Zinn; welcome and Welfare, Mrs. I. Leeson; sup- ply, Mrs. Jas. Struthers; liter- ature and library, Mrs. Carl Institute Folds Family Night WROXETER-The December meeting of the Wroxeter Wo- men's Institute under public relations was held in the Corn- munity Hall on Tuesday of last week in the form of a Family Night with approxi- mately 50 people attending. A dinner preceded the meeting. The roll call, "Donations for the Christmas cheer boxes", brought an excellent response, Mrs. Lorne Siefert, Ford- wich, providedmusic while the tables were being cleared, Progressive euchre followed, the prizes going to the follow- ing: high score, Mrs. Allan Munro and Mrs. Evelyn Jackso4. low score, J. I1. Wylie and Mrs. Clarke Sharpin. 111e novelty prizes were wolf by Mrs, Har- vey Simmons and J, II. Wylie. Nickel; pianist, Mrs. A. Mun- dell; Explorers, Mrs. Ross Mc- Kague, Mrs, R. Dickson; Mis- sion Band, Mrs. G. Appleby. The offering was received by Donna Jeffray and Marie Mc. Adam. Mrs. A. Jeffray reviewed some news items from the December Glad Tidings. The motto of the W. M. S. was sung. The story of the first Christ- mas morning according to St. Luke was read in unison and Mrs. Jeffray read Isaiah's pro- phecy of the birth of Christ. Mrs. H. Ballagh gave a medi- tation on these passages and Mrs. A. Mundell led in prayer. U.C.W. Officers Are Installed WROXETER-The 1965 of- ficers of the United Church Women were installed by Rev. Fred Taylor at the last general meeting. Honorary president, Mrs. Fred Taylor; past president, Mrs. S. Gallaher; president, Mrs. V. Hupfer; vice, Miss M. Wearying; rec. sec., Mrs. S. Gallaher; corr. and press sec. , Mrs. H. Coupland; treas. , Mrs. 1.. Wylie; official board rep. , Mrs. G. McMichael; board of stewards, Mrs. Wm. Hart; pianist, Mrs. R. McMichael; assistant, Mrs. 1i. Campbell; auditor, Mrs. Wm. Wright. Committees: Flowers, Mrs. J. McLean, Mrs. A. Gibson, Mrs. H. Adams, Mrs, J. Doig. finance, Mrs. J. Wylie, Mrs. J. McLean, Mrs. D. Adams, Mrs. S. Higgins; program, Mrs G.McMichael, Mrs. T. O'Kraf- ka, Mrs. J. Sandburn, Mrs. L. Douglas; social, Mrs. J. Clarke, Mrs. L. Townsend, Mrs. L. hart and Mrs. II, McMichael. Community, friendship and visitation, Mrs. K. McMichael, Mrs. E, Cathcrs, Mrs. H. Wylie, Mrs, L. Munro, Mrs. D.Statia, Mrs. L. Vanvclsor (cards); sup- ply and social, Mrs. J. McLean, Mrs. S. Higgins, Mrs. J. Snell, Mrs. T. Burke;; stewardship and recruiting, Mrs. G. Gipson, Mrs. D. Adams, Mrs. G. Howes; literature and communications, Mrs. J. Sanderson, Mrs. G. Gib- son, Mrs. G. Adapts; Christian education, Mrs. J. Shell. e.r, and a week with Mr, .and Mrs, Matt Kennedy and family of Stouffville, A Jeffray family dinner was enjoyed at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Arnold Jeffray and family on Saturday evening. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Weitz of Clifford, Mr. and Mrs. David Harper and Mrs. Hazel. Harper of McIntosh, and Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Jeffray and family of the village. Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Kieffer and family, of Con, 2, Culross, spent the week -end with Mrs. Kieffer's mother in Whitby.. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fitch, Arthur and Kevin, were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Pyke of Gorrie. Michael O'Malley, who is a second -year engineering stu- dent at London's University of Western Ontario and Miss Mar- garet O'Malley, a nurse -in - training at South Peel Memo- rial Hospital, Galt, are busy writing Christmas examinations this week. Ken Hodgkinson REPRESENTING LONDON LIFE INSURANCE CO. WILL BE PLEASED TO DISCUSS YOUR INSURANCE PROBLEMS WITH YOU. • PROFIT SHARING LIFE INSURANCE • REGISTERED PENSION PLAN • BUSINESS INSURANCE ! EDUCATION PLANS • MORTGAGE and GROUP INSURANCE FOR PERSONAL SERVICE PHONE 357-3833 LOADS AND LOADS OF Debbie Dolls --- $1.98 Extra outfits for Debbie 98c to $1.39 Hundreds of Fiction Books for youngsters. 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