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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1966-02-17, Page 13The ladies quilted a quilt dur, ing the afternoon. Hostesses for lunch were Mrs. Crosby Sorb- ern, Mrs. Jack Wilson and Mrs. .low ell Fraser. BELGRAVE Mrs, Tessie Procter of York- ton, Sask, visited last week with Mrs, Pearl Wheeler. Weekly Euchre BELGRAVE—The Faehre Club Win ce d ntiensdtialey cw°i1tIll'MntiY at bleeesnitrri e on play. High lady was Mrs. Robt. Purdon; high man, Alex Leaver; novelty lady, Mrs. Kit Nethery; noveltyiady, m Mrs. can„;orBobdtn ll i iig4inin s;s; lowlow man, Stanley Cook, Hockey action was limited last week, due to the mild weather, One game was played by the Pee Wee team, in Bel- grave, opposite that team. Our boys came out on top '7-4. A large crowd attended a re- ception and dance held in the f3elmore Community Centre on Friday evening, in honor of Mr, and Mrs. Ken Weber, the form- er Eva Dale McNee, Miss Doro- thy Hohnstein read an address and Miss Connie Cameron pre- sented the couple with a gift of money. Both Ken and Dale ex- pressed their thanks. Tiffins' Orchestra played for dancing, and lunch was served. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mul- vey of Fergus, Peter and Lori Goodall of Wingham, Mrs. Torn- ny and Stephen of Scarborough, Miss Carol Haines, also of Scarborough, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Cathers of Wrox- eter and Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Haskins of Lion's Ilead, were week-end visitors with Mr. and Ars. Leonard Metcalfe and Days. Mrs. Harry Helfenstein and twins, Robert and Suzanne, of the 2nd of Culross spent a few days last week with her mother, Mrs. Jean Muir, at Sarnia. Mr, and Mrs, John Tyler of St. Marys spent the week-end with her mother, Mrs. Adam Darling, of Carrick Township. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Cam- eron spent the week-end in North Bay, where they visited with the former's mother, Mrs. I Alma Cameron. Members of the Harkness family attended the Saturday wedding in a Guelph United Church of Constable Jack Hark- ness. Misses Kaye and Barbara Harkness, sisters 9f the groom, were attendants. Mr. T. E. Penfold of Lon- don Bible College, was guest speaker at the Presbyterian Church on Sunday. The Senior choir sang a special number. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Bron- son and family of Elmira spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rowland Ballagh. Final arrangements. are be- ing made for the observance of the World Day of Prayer. The first Friday of Lent, February 25, has been set aside for ser- vices which will unite Christian women in 15s countries and areas. Locally, services will be held in Knox Presbyterian Church, Belrn ere , at 2 p m , under the convenership of Knox Women's Missionary Society. Other churches participating will be McIntosh and Belmore United. Miss Lavonne Ballagh will be the speaker. All wom- en in the area are invited to at- tend. and Mrs. Rowland Ballagh and Lavonne. Members of the Belmore- MeIntosh-Mildmay 111-C Club j met last week at McIntosh Church, Mr. and Mrs. Earl , Fitch, counsellors, presided ov- er discussion and games. It was decided to hold a tobogganing party on Saturday evening, Feb- ruary 19, when members will invite friends, Mrs, Bruce Darling is a pa- tient in Victoria hospital, ,Lon- don, after undergoing surgery there last week. ousewife :::c rns 8,000 Yearly Economist Says BELMORE--The February meeting of the Women's Insti- tute, with the theme "Citizen- ship and Education" was held last week with a good attend- ance. Mrs. Alvin Mundell was the convener. The roll call, "one duty of a good citizen", met a variety of answers. The women agreed that each citizen should exer- cise hii right to vote, obey the laws of the country, help his neighbor, and take more inter- est in politics. Mrs. John Ruth- erford spoke on the motto, "Every time you help someone up the ladder you are nearer the top yourself." Mrs. Mundell introduced the guest speaker, Mrs. Donna Mae I Holm of Walkerton, home economist for Bruce County, who spoke on Home Manage- ment. She displayed a flip chart, showing how housewives could better organize their homes. She said that if a hous& wife were to he paid minimum was.zes fur all the tasks that she must undertake, she would re- LAKELET Sir, and Mrs. Ronald Dahms and children of Walkerton, visit• ed with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wright on Sunday. Mr. Lloyd Jacques is a pa- 'lent at the Palmerston Hospital, laving taken a heart attack aT his home on l'hursday o f last week. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Hark- ness and family, Sir. and Sirs. Bruce Harkness and tamily and \Ir. and Mrs. Leslie Harkness attended the wedding of Mr. Jack Harkness and Miss Mary Hanko of Guelph, at Trinity 1.Inited Church, Guelph on Sat- urday, Feb. 12th. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Brauti- gam and tatnily of Clinton were week-end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Gadke, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Metz- ger and Lloyd of Palmerston visited with Mr. and Mrs. E. Metzger on Sunday. Sir, and Mrs. E. Metzger and sons 'visited with Mrs. Est- her Smith of Palmerston on Sat- urday. They also called on Mr. Henry Terham, who has been making his home with them but is now a patient at Palmer- :ton Hospital. ceive $80oo. 0 a year.(There were no husbands present:) Mrs. Holm was thanked by Mrs. Da- vid Eadie and presented with a gift. Mrs. Mundell gave a report on the Grey-Bruce area W.I. convention held last fall in Owen Sound. Lunch was served by the hostesses, Mrs. Donald Wallace and Mrs. Donald Biggs. Valentine Party at Belmore School BELMORE—Because of the mild weather, a Valentine skating party that had been planned by pupils at Belmore School, had to be cancelled. However, the children held a very successful Valentine party in the School on Friday after- noon, with their mothers and pre-school brothers and sisters as honored guests, Musical numbers and recita- tions were enjoyed. Various contests and games w ere played, one of them, "It's Your Move", with the mothers throwine heart and soul into it to entertain the 'kids'. Five girls, Ann Holm- stei.i, Snaron Cameron, Debbie Darlene Ballagh and Ann Dietrich performed a pi,,v , "The Arithmetic Fxam". Lunch was served to bring a wonderful afternoon to a close. • -• - - FOURTEEN TABLES AT EUCHRE PARTY BLUEVALI—Fourteen tables were in play at the euchre par- ty sponsored by the Recreation. Association in the community- hall on Thursday evening;. Prize winners were higt., Mrs. Thos. Parker, Hugh Camp- bell; low, Mrs, George Hether- ington, Ray Wright; lucky prize, Jim Johnston, Ross Mann; birth- day nearest Valentine's Day, Martin Creteer. The committee in charge was Mr. and Mrs. i;eurge Fisch- er, Mr. and Mrs. Mungo Mc- Farlane and Mr. and Mrs. Sta: ley Moffatt. They are never alone th.. are accompanied with noble thoughts, Sidney. OK USED CARS AND FRANCHISED ' TRUCKS ARE SOLD BY LEC_ _ EN . CHEVROLETAND OLDSMOBILE D LDE Ri E\ R liSA tR'/' Dy -iATH EC4u 115 JOSEPHINE ST. WINGHAM, ONT. 4101•00111110/111101.162711015111111111101A Si WAS $1 0717el On Now ly 4-Door Sed,, P/Steering, Lic. V-8 Auto. Radio, P/Brakes, Clean. 29990E. A PRE-SPRING USED CAR CLEARANCE SALE TO SAVE YOU $ —BUY NOW BEFORE THE INCREASE IN SALES TAX— '63 CHEVY II 4-Door, 6-cyl., Std. Trans. Locally owned. Sharp. Lic. 61297E. $ 12 WAS 1475 '63 PONTIAC 6-cyl. Std., with Washers. Low mileage. Local. Lic. 60479E. '63 VALI E V200, 6-cyl., Automatic, with Radio. Lic, 61158E. WAS $1675 Only '61 rigs 4-Door Hardtop, P/Steering,Brakes Radio, White S/W, Discs. Sharp. Lic, 390260. WAS $1575 Only '62 Gala& 500 4-Door Sed., V8 Auto., Radio, White S/W,Discs. Lic. 63497E. $iii5gz 1162 $1575 Only 1282 W S 4-Door, 6-cyl., Std. A real buy. Lic. 56052E. WAS C $1775 on!), 4 Now 74, '63Ti C 4-Door, 6-cyl., Automatic, Radio, P/Steering. Lic. 466777. `62 C RYSLER I '63 CHU V 0 $N, It 0 4 0 'ff OK used cars and trucks are the cream of the crop! Each one has been selected by us as a better buy. Each one of- fers you thousands of miles of motoring pleasure. And each OK used car or truck L<.. gives you exceptional value for your dollar. Pick your fa- vorite from the wide variety —and see for yourself that there really is something special about an OK used car and truck. C UR AUTHORIZED OK USED CAR DEALER IN WINGHANI: M T D. 0 Ladies Quilt At Meeting FORDWICH—The Afternoon Unit of the U,C,W, met in the Sunday School rooms of the united Church. The worship service was taken by Mrs. Jack Wilson. tier theme was "The Beauty of the Earth", She was assisted by Mrs. Clarence Cars- well reading the Scripture and Mrs. Geo. Ashton offering Mr. and Mrs. John Worden and family of St, Pauls were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Abraham, Guests at the same home on Tuesday evening of last week were Mr. Wingham Advance-Times, Thursday, Feb. 17, 1966 — Page b Belmore Personal Notes prayer, The topic was taken by Mrs. Wray Cooper, "The success of any organization depends on the enthusiasm and loyalty of officers and members", The unit president, Mrs. Warren Zurbrigg, presided for the per- iod, Roll call was "A thought for the day".