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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1967-04-20, Page 3FREE FREE FILM BLACK & WHITE COLOUR All Popular Sizes —35 mm. —127 —620 —120 —126 WITH EACH ROLL BROUGHT IN FOR PROCESSING MAXWELL PHOTO STUDIO (Formerly Wingham Photo Studio) Ph. 357-18,51 ,WINGHAM BETWEEN Black and White That's the difference you'll notice in your clothes when they return from McInnes Dry Cleaners. If you doubt us . . . We invite you to let us prove it. MANES DRY CLEANERS Phone 357-3750, Wingham B L A C K A N D T E parents* Mr. and Ws* ezra $0,Q1tg, Mr, and Mrs. Carl NfoClett, aghan were weeltienci visitors with Mr, and Mrs, Malcolm Stewart and _family of ,Kitohert., Mr, Harry Hayes of Birthing- barn and Mr, and Mrs, son of Detroit were Sunday visitors with Charles Tiffin at St. Joseph's Hospital, London,. Mr, and Mrs, ,Bill Evans were Sunday visitors with Mr. arid Mrs, Chester Feagan of Goderich. Mr, and Mrs. Albert coin, tes were in Port !Agin on Satur-, day, assisting Mr. and Mrs..Wil- bert Schwichtenberg and family move to another home. Callers on Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Johnston Conn were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Aitchison, Barbara and Bradley. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace corm, Alma and Muriel visited on Sunday with Mr, George Conn of Western University, London, and called on Mr. Jack Burchill and Charles Tiffin at St. Jo- seph's Hospital. Mr. anti Mrs. Sarl Caslielt were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Casliek and farm- ily of Culross. In our last news we errone' ously reported Chalmers Presby- terian W.M.S. were Visitors at Belmore„ it should have read Belgrave. Congratulations from the community to Mr. Bert Mcclert, aghan who on April 13 quietly celebrated his 31st birthday. Whiteehurch W,I, received an invitation on Thursday from Teeswater W.I. to visit that branch for its May meeting. Mrs. Writ, Arnold of Ripley will be guest speaker and Mrs. Don- ald Blue of Ripley will have centennial dolls on display, Whitechurch W, I. has been ask., ed for a musical number. Mrs. D. MacDonald return- ed home on Sunday after visit- ing with Mr. and Mts. Allan McCharles and family of Ar- kona. Mrs. Russel Chapman spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Smith and fam- ily of Toronto. Mrs. Smith was suffering with a very painful ear, Sunday School was held in Chalmers Presbyterian Church on Sunday morning with 35 on the roll and an attendance of 30. In the absence of Mr, Don- ald Watt, student preacher, the services were taken by Mr. Charles Congram of Wingham, a student at London Bible Col- lege. We ate pleased to report Mrs. Gordon Rintoul was able to be discharged last week-end from Wingham and District Hos- pital. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Scholtz and family of Goderich were Sunday visitors with his Choirs sing centennial anthems WROXETER--The junior choir sang "May God Preserve Thee, Canada" and the intermediate choir rendered, "God Bless Can- ada" at the Sunday service in the United Church. Rev. R. Sweeney's text was "Lo, he was gone". He said Paul was concerned that his fol- lowers should have concern for others. Jesus being concerned for others, died on the cross. Men made responsible as guards, fail because they are too busy, and their prisoners escape. Al- mighty God, the highest au- thority, makes us responsible for better things and put us in each other's keeping. In Christian life we are stew- ards of God's manifold graces. Stewards do not hoard, but in- vest and multiply. The gospel responsibility should tug at our hearts. What can God say to us if we bring no souls into his keeping? The kingdom of God moves slowly, one by one, in gaining souls. "Ate we so busy that we can't bring any souls to God?" Mr. Sweeney asked. PLAN NOW to attend the East Wawanosh CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION AUGUST 5-6-7 Asomosimanommanaw The Safety of NYLON at an ECONOMY PRICE SEE THEM TODAY at your Kelly Springfield I Dealer. I ALIGNMENT SERVICE . .. iiiii1411bliiiti4 .. , , oiiii , iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii a avERy190 FORD CAR Is EQUIPPED WITH THE FORD 6F CANADA STANDARD tiAFerS. PACKAGE AND BACKED Up ire OUR MORE COM PREHENSIVE j.POINt WARRANTY BRIDGE MOTORS Jo.phin. & Vittoria 157-3466 FORD ay PM gQ•, 1,907 P gh A. an T Take pad in WI variety contert Whitechurch News. OBLMORE-,,A large nnrnber from this area attended the How- ick Centennial Variety Concert held in Hewlett central School on Friday evening. The audi, torlUM was filled tel capacity for the concert, presented by the five Howick Women's Institutes Wroxeter, 0?rrie, Fordwich, Lakelet and Be'more, Those participating from our local In- stitute were Mrs. Leonard Met- ealfe, Mrs. Eldon Renwick, Mrs Jim Renwick, Mrs. David Eadie, Mrs. Barry Mulvey, Mrs. Don Wallace, Mrs, Myrtle Weir and Mrs. Evelyn Jackson, who pre- sented dances, accompanied by Mrs. Herb Busby as pianist, Mr. Thomas Darling, violinist, and Jim Renwick, caller., A trio comprised of Mrs. Alvin Mun- dell, Mrs. Bruce Darling and Mrs. Glenn Appleby, accomp- anied by Miss Evelyn Dickson and soloist Lavonne Eallagh, accompanied by Mrs. Carl Douglas presented numbers, There were also some numbers by the Howick Centennial Choir, directed by Mrs. Carl Douglas, who hails from our fair village. All in all, a fun evening. There should be more like it. May we add, the centennial cos- tumes were fabulous! WHITECHURCH MAYOR DEWITT MILLER and Mrs. Miller arrived at the community crusade held at the Presbyterian Church here on Sunday evening by buggy. They were dressed in cen- Miss Helen Currie of London spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Currie. Mr. and Mrs. Tom McInnes of Gorrie were Thursday callers at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Russel Ritchie, Mr. and Mrs. Orville Tiffin and Mr. and Mrs. James McInnes. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Fisher, Lonnie, Lori and Lee of Guelph were week-end visitors with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Fisher and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. Marshall of Cuirass. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Evans were Saturday evening visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ted Collyer of Langside. We are pleased to report that Mr. George Fisher was able to return from Wingham and Dist- rict Hospital and is now conva- lescing at his home. Wroxeter Items for gift cupboard to be May W.I. roll call tennial costume. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Clark of Wingham, own the rig. —Advance-Times Photo. HOLD SHOWER BELMORE-Close to 80 peo- ple gathered at the home of Mrs. Fred Doubledee on Thurs- day evening of last week to hon- or Miss Dianne Fitch, bride- elect of next month, at a mis- cellaneous shower. Hostesses were Miss Irene Doubledee and Miss Shirley Baird. They conducted contests after which Dianne opened her wide variety of gifts. Following a word of appreciation from the guest of honor, lunch was serv- ed by the hostesses and assist- ants. WHITECHURCH--The regu- lar meeting of the Women's In- stitute was held last Wednesday afternoon in the memorial hall. The president, Mrs. Bill Evans, welcomed the ladies and open- ed the meeting. Mrs. Victor Emerson read the minutes, gave the yearly financial report and read the correspondence. Mrs. Frank • • DO lir N (Join the Mustang Generation) Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Higgins were Mrs. Ronald Higgins and family of Blyth, Mr. and Mrs. Lawson Doig and Andy of Molesworth. Mr. and Mrs. Richard In- gram spent the week-end with relatives in Greensville where they attended the funeral of a nephew. Mr. and Mrs. Rick Wilkins and Shelley of Sarnia were week-end visitors with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Art Wheel- er. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Fraser Haugh were Mr. and Mrs. Carman Nixon and family of London, Mr. and Mrs. Ar- nold Noble and sons of Mary- hill and Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Newton Jr. and Michael of Wingham. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Sage, Listowel, visited at the home of Mr. Ross Toman one evening last week. Mr. Stuart Sanderson, Tor- onto, spent the week-end with his brother, Ross, sand Mrs. San- derson. Sympathy is extended to the Harris family in the death last week of a son and brother, Jack of London. Interment was in the family plot in Wroxeter cemetery. COC meeting at Chalmers Ross presented the treasurer with $5.00 received for preparing sandwiches and serving lunch for Mr. and Mrs. George Ter- vit's wedding anniversary dance. The roll call was answered by payment of fees and written suggestions for mottoes and roll calls for the 1967-68 program. Mrs. James Currie thanked the members for letters, cards and visits while she was ill in hos- pital, Mrs. Russel Gaunt, district director; read an account ofthe district directors' meeting. The motto, "A smile goes a long way. Wouldn't it do a lot more good at home?" was prepared by Mrs. Don Ross and given by Mrs. Dave Gibb. The old-time saying "A mer- ry heart doeth good like a dose of medicine" was stressed. We hear many ideas as to what con- stitutes a good home and one of the qualities is that of merri- ment which is contagious and does good work, like a new broom. She concluded with the poem, "The Morning Grouch". The May meeting will re- vert back to Tuesday evening. After discussion it was decided to have an afternoon euchre par- ty on May 10, Every member is to be responsible for a table of players. All attending in centennial costume will be very welcome. The May roll call is to be answered by a gift for the Wingham and District Hospital gift cupboard. Mrs. Frank Ross presided for the election of the following of- ficers: President, Mrs. Bill Ev- ans; 1st vice president, Mrs. George Walker; 2nd vice pres., Mrs. Dave Gibb; secretary- treasurer, Mrs. Russel McGuire; district director, Mrs. Russel Gaunt ; alternate, Mrs. Wallace Conn; public relations, Mrs. Don Ross; branch directors, Mrs. Russel Ross, Mrs. Ezra Scholtz, Mrs. Albert Coultes and Mrs. Garnet Farrier; press reporter, Mrs. Victor Emerson; pianists, Mrs. Garnet Farrier, Mrs. Ezra Scholtz; program committee, Mrs. Ezra Scholtz, Mrs. Dave Gibb, Mrs. Frank Ross, Mrs. Jim Currie, Mrs. Russel Ross; auditors, Mrs. Albert Coultes, Mrs. Jas. McInnes. Sunshine and cheer, Mrs. Al- bert Coultes and Mrs. Dave Gibb; delegates to district an- nual, Mrs. Bill Evans, Mrs. Rus- sel Gaunt, Mrs. Frank Ross and Mrs. Russel McGuire, delegate to convention, Mrs. Rassol Mc- Guire; alternate, Mrs. Wallace Conn. Tile standing cOnitn Wee con- veners are home economics and health, Mrs. George Walker; historical research, Mrs. Wal,- lace Conn; agriculture and Can- adian industries, Mrs, Russel Gaunt; eitiZclIship and educa- tion, Mrs. Torn ivietcalfe; few. lotions, Mrs, Russel Ross; cura- tor, Mrs, Vic Emerson, Mrs, las. IvieIntieS; current events, Mrs. Frank Ross; 'Federated News, Mts. Johnston Conn, While you can get our special "3rd Birthday" Treat" and save on the World's hottest-selling Hardtop! W HITEC IURCH-Chalmers Presbyterian Children of the Church held the first spring meeting on Sunday in the Sun- day School room. The call to worship was given by their sup- erintendent, Mrs. Hugh Simp- son. The C.O.C. hymn was sung. Cecil De Boer read the Scripture lesson. Prayer was given by Debbie Reynolds. The election of officers re- sulted as follows: President, Paul Elliott; secretary, Murray Simp- son; treasurer, Cathy Putdon. The roll call was answered by 20 members, The offering was received and the dedicatory prayer was given by Doris Fish- er. Mrs. Earl Caslick, assist- ant, gave the story for the jun- iors and Mrs. Simpson gave the story, "At the Beautiful Gate", A closing hymn was sung and the Lord's Prayer repeated. "3rd Birthday Treat" • GT Hood with turn signal louvers • Wheel Lip Mouldings • White Sidewall Tires 6 Knitted Black Vinyl Interior • Choice of CandyapPle red, • Door Edge Guards Springtime yellow or • Rocker Panel MouldingS Thunderbird Diamond green * Deluxe Wheel Covert Lots of sparkle at a special low price. Blue vale Today's the day to decide to buy that Mustang you've been dreaming about! And join the Mustang generation! Your choice of entry-the hardtop, the convertible, or the Sleek GT-styled Fastback 2+2 With over 100 options, you can make your Mustang distinctively yours, Arid to realty save, choose the "3rd birthday Treat" equipped Mustang hardtop! Drive home in a new Mustang. What an entry you'll make! "Must get a Mustang!" Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hall were Mr. and Mrs, Bill Hall, Brian and Don- na of Byron, Mrs, Alberta El- liott, Mrs. Doris Adams of Wroxeter, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scott and family of New- ton, Mr, and Mrs. J. I, Elliott and. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wheel- er visited Mt. and Mrs. Ross Forbeck at tlwen Sound Thurs- day. Mr. arid Mts. George Ileth- etington visited friends in Tees- water oti Sunday. Art mq.Y..— •