HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1965-03-18, Page 12Page 4 • Wingham Advance -Times, Thursday, Mar. 16, 1965
Mrs. Reg Duval
Is W.I. Speaker
BLL'EVALE-The health
meeting of Bluevale Women's
Institute was held at the hen
of Mrs. Harry Elliott, who press-
ded last Wednesday. Mrs. J. V.
Fischer was convener. S o nt e
humorous replies were given to
the roll call, "A Cure for Wrin-
kles," as "Turn your frown up-
side down."
Plans were discussed for a
workshop in leather work, an
approaching variety concert and
the 4-H Club garden club pro-
ject.
Mrs, Reg DuVal, of Wing -
ham, was the guest speaker.
She gave an enlightening scien-
tific address on diseases and
treatments, naming three class-
es of diseases and stated the
body is prepared to deal with
them by means of natural chem-
ical action, When the body act-
ion is not sufficient the chiro-
practor uses massage and mus-
cular manipulation to free the
blockage in blood vessels, nerves,
or muscles and relieve pain.
Emotional stress will definitely
cause disease, even skin troub-
les, and the chiropractor will
REC. ASSOCIATION
EUCHRE PARTY
BLUEVALE-The Bluevale
Recreation Association's euchre
party was held at the communi-
ty hall on Friday with 12 tables
in play.
The committee in charge
was Mr. and Mrs. Alex McTav-
ish, Mr.and Mrs. Joe Walker
and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wright.
Prize winners were: Ladies'
high, Mrs. Gordon Walker;
ladies' second, A. D. Smith,
playing as a lady; ladies' low,
Mrs. Jim Casemore; men's high,
Lloyd Taylor; men's second,
Ross Goll; men's low, Walter
Sellers.
Messengers Hear
Story on Africa
BLUEVALE-The United
Church Messengers met in the
school room of the church on
Sunday morning.
The president, Ken Mathers,
opened the meeting. Minutes
were read by Clifford Hether-
ington. Donny Campbell took
up the offering which was dedi-
cated by Mrs. George Fischer.
Mrs. Charles Campbell read a
chapter of "New Magic", a
story of Africa.
The meeting closed with the
Lord's prayer and the next meet-
ing
eeting will be held on Tuesday,
April 20th, at 2 p.m.
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a1:..e a
e\^-cssed
at . re iatich is t e address and
p rrsente i .\trs. EtuVal with a
gift.
Mrs. Sr . J. Peacock gave
the motto, "A merry heart
cures more diseases than medi-
cine" showing the beneficial
effect of cheerfulness and laugh-
ter on the organs and muscles
of the body.
Mrs. Stewart Cowan, of
Wingham, entertained with
mouth organ selections, con-
cluding with "The Irish Wash-
erwoman", suitable for the sea-
son. Mrs. Mungo McFarlane
was accompanist.
Refreshments were served
by the hostess and Mrs. T.E.
Kennedy, Mrs. Mel Craig and
Mrs. Charles Mathers.
BLUEVALE
Arnold Lillow, Jack Wick -
stead, Bert Hertog and Wendell
Stamper attended the hockey
game between the Detroit Red
Wings and Toronto Maple Leafs
at Maple Leaf Gardens on Wed-
nesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Lowry
were attendants at the Zinn -
Whitby wedding in Wingham
on Wednesday.
Mrs. Joe Smith of Brussels,
spent a week with Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Elliott.
Mr. and Mrs. Spence McKin-
non and family of Niagara Falls
were Sunday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. R. H. McKinnon.
Mrs. Arnold Lillow, Mrs.
Thomas Parker and Mrs. Ernie
King visited Mr. and Mrs. Al
Cherny at Cooksville on Sun-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Elton Mahood
and family of Hamilton, are
visiting Mr.and Mrs. Thomas
Parker.
Mr.and Mrs. Charles Coul-
tes have returned home after
spending some months at Clin-
ton.
Rev. G•. C. Mitchell, Mrs.
Mitchell and Miss Bessie Mitch-
ell spent Monday in London.
Stresses Importance of
Enthusiasm at Meetings
BLUEVALE- The March meet-
ing
eeting of the W.M.S. of Knox
Church was held in the S.S.
room of the church. The presi-
dent, Mrs. Bill Robertson call-
ed the meeting to order then
led in prayer. The roll call
was answered by suggestions to
improve meetings.
Mrs. Harry Elliott acted as
secretary -treasurer in absence
of Mrs. McMurray, who was in
hospital. The ladies accepted
an invitation from U.C.W. of
Bluevale United Church to at-
tend their Thankoffering meet-
ing April 1.
Mrs. Kennedy presented Mrs.
W.Robertson with a Life Mem-
bership certificate which was a
gift from Rev. Kennedy. Mrs.
Robertson expressed sincere
thanks for the gift.
The devotional part of the
meeting was conducted by Mrs.
William Elston, Mrs. Mann
read Scripture. Mrs. Elston
gave interesting comments.
As the February meeting
had been cancelled due to wea-
ther conditions, Mrs. Elston
gave the introduction of the
study book which really is the
general history of the W.M.S.
Her talk was inspiring and she
encouraged the members to try
to improve the meetings by
having members participate in-
dividually or in groups of two
or more. She stated it is most
Mrs. E. Ferguson
Chairs W.A. Meeting
FORDWICH-Trinity Angli-
can Church W.A. met in the
basement of the church with
the vice president, Mrs. E.
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\STERUNG LISTS
372 Bay St.,
Toronto
35 Dunlop St., 73 Mississaga E.,
Barrie Orillin
Ferguson in charge, due to the
illness of Mrs. Elsie Strong.
Meeting opened with a hymn,
prayers and meditations. The
roll call was answered by eight
members and two visitors with
a verse on Lent.
A letter was read from Rev.
George Hamilton of Fort Simp-
son, N. W. T. who is the pray-
er partner. Members were re-
minded of the semi-annual
diocesan meeting in St. Paul's
Cathedral, London, on April
27 and 28, A thank you note
was received from the Upper
Canada Bible Society for used
stamps.
A reading, " The Ideal Presi-
dent" was given by Mrs. E.
Hargrave. The study "Priscilla -
A Servant of the Church" was
given by Mrs. Lloyd Jacques.
Mrs. Anderson closed with
the prayer and a pot luck lunch
was served.
Mrs. Wilson
Wins Prize
FORDWICH-Flowick Legion
Ladies' Auxiliary met in the
Legion rooms for the March
meeting. Letters were read
from veterans in Westminster
Ilospital and a card was signed
by all for a local man who is
confined there.
A donation was voted to the
Bursary Fund. Plans were com-
pleted for the Sr. Patrick's
dance on March 19. The mys-
tery prize was won by Mrs.Jack
Wilson and donated by Mrs.
William Austin.
important to create enthusiasm,
She also referred to the inter-
esting articles found in the
Glad Tidings which can be used
for meetings.
The president thanked Mrs.
Elston for her excellent talk
and then closed the meeting
with prayer. The ladies then
attended the service for the
World Day of Prayer.
L.O.B.A. Euchre
FORDWICH-A progressive
euchre party was held at the
home of Mr.and Mrs. Ernie D'
Arcy sponsored by Fordwich L.
O. B. A.131. Thirteen tables
were in play.
Mrs. George Pittendreigh
and John Gamble were the win-
ners and consolation prizes
went to Mrs. R. Watters and
Spence Briars. The special
prize was won by Mrs. Winnie
Downey.
If you must cry over spilled
milk, condense it.
Fordwicli Personals
Mr. Willoughby Patterson of
Cooksville spent Friday with
his mother, Mrs. Pearl Patter-
son.
Miss Marie Browne of Tor-
onto spent the week -end with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Browne.
Mrs. Don Bridge and Susan
and Mrs. James Vittie were
Kitchener visitors on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Klaassen
and Teddy were Simcoe visit-
ors one day last week.
Miss Jean Foster and Mr.
John Harris of Toronto were
week -end visitors with Mrs.
Ruby Foster.
Miss Elizabeth Armstrong of
Galt spent the week -end with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
Armstrong.
Miss Glenna Hibbert of Kit-
chener visited over the week-
end with her parents, Mr.and
Mrs. Robert Hibberd.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn John-
ston visited friends in Lindsay
on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stewart,
Douglas and Gregory of Listow-
el were Sunday visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. William Sothern,
Mrs. Everett Armstrong,
John Armstrong and Mr.Jack
Armstrong visited Saturday
with Mr.and Mrs. Jim Potts at
Burlington.
Mr.and Mrs. Anson Ruttan
were Saturday visitors in El-
mira.
Mr. Jack Ruttan of Parry
Sound spent the week -end with
his parents, Mr.and Mrs. An-
son Ruttan.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Marriner
attended the Ice Capades in
Detroit on Saturday.
Mr. Bob Bride of London
spent the week -end with his
parents, Mr.and Mrs. Stan
Bride.
Mr. Earl Ridley of London
spent the week -end at his home
here.
Mrs, George Pittendreigh
and George Inglis spent one day
last week in London and visited
Mr. George Pittendreigh in
Westminster Hospital. Mr. Pitt-
endreigh came home on Satur-
day after being hospitalized for
a month,
Miss Irene Butchart of Clif-
ford spent the week -end with
Mr.and Mrs. Harold Doig.
Mr.and Mrs. Ross Doig and
Mr.and Mrs. Arnold Doig at-
tended the funeral in Gorric on
Sunday of Mrs.Jim Edwards.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis John-
ston of Sarnia spent the week-
end with Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Douglas.
Mr. Herb Collins, who has
been confined to Victoria llos-
pital, London, since November
was able to return to his home
on Saturday. A speedy return
to health is wished for him.
Mr.and Mrs. Doug Wildfang
and children of Cooksville were
week -end visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Simmons.
BIRTH
PITTENDREIGH - To Mr. and
Mrs. Ian Pittendreigh of London
and formerly of Fordwich, a
daughter, Jillian Thelma, on
Sunday, March 7, 1965, in St.
Joseph's Hospital.
RECEIVE JEWELS—Presented with 15 -year jewels at an
anniversary meeting of the Rebekah Lodge on Monday
evening were, seated: Mrs. E. Elston, Mrs. H. Gerrie, Miss
G. Harris, Mrs. W. Henry, Mrs. W. Bain, Mrs. V. Sander-
son, Mrs. E. Brownlee; standing: Mrs. G. Steinmetz, Mrs.
H. Elliott, Mrs. F. Ross, Mrs. E. Lewis, Mrs. W. Lott, Mrs.
R. Bennett, Mrs. J. Walker, Mrs. J. Aitchison (40 -year
jewel), Mrs. J. Schneider, Mrs. H. Remington, Mrs. M.
Swanson, Mrs. J. Crump.
Free Service To War Veterans
FORDWICH-All ex -service
personnel and their dependents
are invited to take advantage
of a free Legion service when
H. H. Moyer, Service Bureau
Officer from London will be at
the Gorrie Legion Hall Branch
307 on March 23 at 2130 to
give skilled advice on Veteran
benefits.
Anyone with questions on
disability pensions, war veter-
an's allowance, burnt-out pen-
sions or hospital treatment
should contact M. Allan, Ford-
wich, who will arrange an ap-
pointment.
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other car?"
Motorist: " It was all my wife's •
fault. She fell asleep in the
back seat."
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