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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1967-10-26, Page 13REV. RAE GRANT, pastor, of McIntosh United Church, of- ficiated for the exchange of marriage vows on October 6 between Marion Elizabeth Scott of Stratford, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scott of R, R. 1 Clifford, and Ross Charles Workman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Workman of R. R. 4 Mitchell. The couple have taken up residence in Sebringville. Fordwich Personals DROP EVERYTHING If you haven't got your car in top shape for winter driving ahead, drop everything and drop in at — READMAN'S texAco SERVICE CE$IRE Dial 357438O Wright:in 0,•:W.::;;;;;;••••:,*, Whitechurch News. Factory special, two days only, with every order of Kraus Broadloom . . . free Underpad! Full selection of fibres, colours and patterns. FREE UNDERPAD AND Miracle Spot Cleaning Compound CIL PAINT SPECIAL Get Out That Old Paint Brush We will clean one old paint brush FREE . . . with "Dunkit" and make it soft as new. 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Sorry, at these low prices, no returns will be allowed. ozza&c.ame The highest trade-in on your old wooden step or extension lad- der on a new, light- weight Aluminum Ladder . • 2 DAYS ONLY!! .. . . . • .. .. ....... . HAWTHORNE (i ' -rP MOILS Find out about the now manufactured Beaver Homes that will save you money, time and Motor .fini King Is at your tervice. y. Mr , and MrS• Don Dirstein of Toronto spent the week-end with her parents. Mr, and Mrs, Russel Gaunt, 130V. John Honeyman of Toronto had charge of the ser- vices at Whitechurch and Lang, side. He Was a dinner guest at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Wal- ter Elliott and, family. Rev. Horteyman will be in charge of services at these churches on October 29 and November 5., Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jamieson visited on Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Mabel Stapelton, at Huronview, Clinton,. Mr. and Mrs. Don Gray and Donald of London were week- end visitors with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Magoffin. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tif- fin were Sunday visitors with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, 'Win. Brown. Mrs. Robert Ross spent the week-end with Mrs. W,J, Coul- ter of Wingham and on Satur- day Mrs. Coulter celebrated her birthday. Miss Jean Tiffin was pianist in the United Church here on Sunday, supplying for Mrs. Mrs. R. Campbell is guest speaker WHITECHURCH ,- Chalmers Presbyterian W. M.S. Thank- offering meeting was held Wed- nesday afternoon of last week in the Sunday School room with Mrs. Victor Emerson presiding. She welcomed the guests, mem- bers of Whitechurch U.C.W. and the W.M.S. groups of Dun- gannon and Ashfield. Mrs. Emerson gave the call to worship on the theme, "God's Bounty", for which Mrs. Hugh Simpson led the responsive reading of Psalm 103 and Mrs. Bill Rintoul gave the meditation. Mrs. Russell Ross read the minutes and called the roll, Mrs. Ezra Scholtz sang a solo, accompanied by Mrs. Johnston Conn, and Mrs. Ross led fh prayer. Mrs. Emerson introduced the guest speaker, Mrs. Robert Campbell of Wingham. She spoke on the faith of our ances- tors as shown by the Jesuit priests who came to Fort St. Marie at Midland. "How do we stand up to the measurements of our fathers?" Mrs. Campbell asked. Expo 67 shows the power and the will of man. What will we stand for in an- other 100 years? King Josiah of Bible times did what was right even though his father did evil. The scrolls from which the Bible was writ- ten were found in the temple. God's word is the same today as it was in King Josiah's time. Mrs. Campbell said that actions speak louder than words and we must watch that our actions are dedicated to God. Mrs. Bill Evans thanked the speaker and presented her with a gift. Mrs. Lulu Jones and Mrs. Wallace Wilson of the Dungan- non W.M.S. sang "Looking in the Face of Jesus", with Mrs. W.S. Reid as pianist. Mrs. William Purdon and Mrs. Archie Purdon received the of- fering, which was dedicated by Mrs. Wallace Conn. Mrs. Don Ross played "Beyond the Sunset" as a piano solo. Silent prayer was offered for the sick. Mrs. Emerson gave the clos- ing prayer and mixed the mem- bers of the groups for lunch. 16....Wasii•Oma Garnet Farrier, church organist,. Last week Mr, Carman Din', ten of Woodstock gathered his harvest of fish froM his pond on Silver Creek at Charlie Leavers. Whitechurch W,I. has been invited to attend LUcknOW's centennial meeting on Novem-r bey loth at 8 p.m, There will be a centennial dress contest. It was learned from a Hol - land newspaper received by Mr. and Mrs. Peter Del3oer, that Rev, Jacob Kiuper, a former student Minister here, has been appointed minister of First Re- formed Church, Toronto, They hold their services in Olivet Presbyterian Church. Those attending the Wettlau- fer-Cameron wedding Saturday in St. Anne's Catholic Church, Kitchener were Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Rintoul, Mrs. D. MacDon- ald, Mrs. Bill Rintoul, Anne, Donna, Sharon and Doris and Mrs. Ewan MacPherson of Luck- now, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Rintoul and Gayle. Miss Helen Currie of London spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Currie. Mr. and Mrs, Leroy Rintoul and Carol attended the 25th wedding reception on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Black, held at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Black and family of Belgrave. There were around 30 in attendance. Mr. Wayne Martin of Ham- ilton spent the week-end with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Don- ald Martin. U.C.W. entertains for patients of Ontario Hospital WHITECHURCH-- On Tues- day evening Calvin-Brick U.C. W. went to the Ontario Hosp- • ital at Goderich where they put on a program for the patients. Rev. J. Roberts was chair- man. Judy and Cathy Chandler played numbers on the recorders, Joyce and Brenda Coultes de- lighted all with baton twirling. The mouth organ band of Gordon McBurney, Calvin and Ross Robinson and Albert Bie- man, accompanied by Alex Robertson with the banjo and Mrs. Norman Coultes as pianist, played several selections. Joyce Coultes did the Charles- ton. Contests were held and Rev. Roberts gave a short message. A trio, Joyce, Brenda and Doris Coultes gave numbers and Rev. Roberts sang a solo. Mrs. Norman Coultes gave a reading. A square dance was formed and games were con- ducted by the leader, Mrs. Gor- don McBurney. Couple leaving for Hamilton FORDWICH-- Mr. and Mrs. Blake Fleet were pleasantly surprised when 2nd line neigh- bours and friends and former neighbours, gathered at their home to say farewell before they leave to make their future residence in Hamilton. Mr, and Mrs. Fleet have sold their farm to Mr. and Mrs. Grose of Listowel. During the evening 'a social time was spent after which they were presented with door chimes and a cup and saucer, for which they thanked every- one and lunch was served, NIONNUSOCIMmailmeMOONIOrielinimeN00411 ...... 1 . . .. .......... • A GALLON OF TURPENTINE WITH EVERY GALLON OF REGULAR CIL PAINT! A pint of turpentine with very quart of CIL PAINT — NO EXTRA CHARGE 357.2581 Josephine' St. LUMBER Sir co-it Es INGHAM' the former Helen Gertrude Litt Mulkern, deughter of Mr. and Mrs. Borden Litt of Teeswater was married to James William Sawyer, son of Mrs. George Sawyer of Paitley, end the late Mr. Sawyer, in Teeswater United Church, Saturday, October- 21.—Photo by Ducharme. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald D' Arcy and little daughter of Hutton- ville spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Carl D'Arcy, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Johns- ton, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Douglas, Miss Helen Johnston and Jack Ruttan attended the Belgian Association banquet Friday night at Plainsmen Restaurant , Clappison Corners. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Barrons of Cordova Mines are spending a couple of weeks with the lat - ter's sister, Mrs. Pearl Patter- km and other relatives in the community. Miss Hannah Klaassen of Kitchener spent the week-end with her parents. Mrs. Roy Simmons is spend- ing a few days this week with Mr. and Mrs. Doug Wild fang, at Cooksville, Mrs. Norman Harding is at present confined to the K-W Hospital, Kitchener, having undergone surgery last week. Mr. Alfred Jones returned to Guelph Sunday after spending the past two weeks with Mr. and Mrs., Wm. Sothern. Mrs. Elsie Demerling re- turned home last week from Walkerton Hospital, after being confined there for the past month. Miss Sharon .Pollock of Kit- chener spent the week-end with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Earny D'Arcy and Mrs. Jessie O'Gorman visit- ed Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Morris Welsch in Toronto. Mrs. O'Gorman remained for a long- er visit. Mr. Glenn Martin and Mr. Doug Browne spent a few days at Expo. Sunday guests with Mrs. Royden Devitt were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Karn, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hahn and two children of Kitchener. Mrs. Elmer Harding and Mr. Norman Harding visited one day last week with Mrs. Nor- man Harding, at the K-W Hos- pital, Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs. Garry Jacob- son, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Jacobson and Mrs. Carl Jacob- son spent several days last week at Expo. Mr. and Mrs. A. Sullivan of Pooch Cove, Newfoundland, are visiting with their sons and families, Mr. and Mrs. Rache Sullivan and Mr. and Mrs. James Sullivan. M. Ethel Forester and Mr. Art Forester attended Bender- Russworm wedding, held in the Lutheran Church at Ayton on Friday. The groom is a grand- son of Mrs. Ethel Forester. Mrs. Stanley Bride and Mrs. Harold Wallace attended the Perth County rally, held in Listowel last week.