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for Rveryone .W...,1NGHAM
WES TRADITION OF
'THANKSOIVINO DAY
BABIES BAPTIZED AT
U,C, THANKSGIVING
Quebec has rightfully
the `.Fortified City', Its site;,
on the great promontory of
Diamond, and the okl,
it a veritable Gibraltar 4-it the
Western Hemisphere,
The sympathy of the conurnmitY
le extended to relatives of the late
John ppycl, a former resident, who
passed away in Goderich at the
week-cad.
and Mrs, Jeffrey Kliwitinsi chael and Kathy .of :Oshawa, and
and children of ,London were visi- Mr, and Mrs, liby pzirige, • Afar&
wine and Don .of Toronto spent ;t!be
holiday week-end With Mrs, Roy
MacDonald, fo terts/ey0(/ FASI/ Kr-06a ,
Gifts PresOntd •
To Miss. Bowden
About twenty neighbors gathered
at 'the home ,of Mrs,. Cordon Robin-
son,, Francis. Street oar Friday
evening, in honor of "MO ;Male
Bowden, whose marriage to Mark
Gardner took plaee. on Saturday.
• During the evening Spveralvon-
tests were held and the guests
enjoyed a lively sing-gong. Miss
Bowden was •presented with an
electric Clock, an electric. kettle, • a
bedspread and scatter rug.
A _dainty inupt„ was served to
eOnolude the eVening,4. 7116'41i1Stearies
were Mrs, 0, I:ten/risen, Mrs,rHow-
ard•Fuller and, Mrs, Lev, Balser,.*
--Mr, and Mrs, George Soegrniller
and family of KitOener were
Thanksgiving week-end visitors
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Alvin Moffatt.
with 'on* of Pam, Revere's
Ninowned Non-Cancellable
and Gugionteed Camino
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Mr, and Mrs, Donald jefferSon of
London spent the 'week-end at
their homes here °
Miss Lucy Thompson of •Oakvill
was home over the week-end.
Mrs. Verna. Doerr and Harold of
Niagara Falls. spent the week-end
with her parents, Mr,- and Mrs.
Mrs, 13,, dhainney and other mem-
bers of the family.
Mr, and Mrs. R. Rutledge of
Goderieh, spent the week-end at
the home of Mrs, J. R. Thompson.
Miss Irene Jefferson and friend
of Dunnvillewere week-end visitors
at'the home of Mr. and Mrs, H.'
Jefferson.
tors over Thanksgiving week-end
with her parents, Mr.,.and Mrs,
Stafford Bateson.
—Mary Scott, Liz Mc7Cinney and
Sylvia AleXander attended the•
Presbyterian Young People's rally
for the Synod of Hanrilltort-Lention
at St. Andrew's Presbyterian
,Chureb, Windsqr, over the Thanks-
giving weekend,.
--MiPs l ."Sre13,7). Hawthorne, _Lon-
don, yisitecl over the week-end
with- her sister, Mrs, Murray Stain-
,ton;. Mr. Stainton and family,
family gathering was held
at the home of Mr, and Mrs.,Oor-
don Perrott on Sunday, present
from Wingbam were Mr, and Mrs,
M the Thankoffering meeting of
the Woman's Missionary Society of
Wingham United Church, the
special speaker was Mrs, D, S, Mac-
Naughton, who took as her sub-
ject, "The Harvest Is Plenteous
but the Reapers Are Few". She
spoke of many §elf-centred People
who are, today, found in a world
of materialism and who are unwill-
ing—to appreciate thankfully the
benefits which they enjoy, In con-
trast, she remembered people who
have 'panglit the •vision of Christ
and are showing their ,.willingness
to serve Him, Thanksgiving- is a
time for accounting, a challenegr
to measure our thanks with our
blessing's, and rededicate OurSelvos
to the task of spreading the gospe'
of Jesus Christ,
/The programog was
,
arranged .by
Mrs. W, F. Burgman, who also pre-
sided. The Scripture was taken
by ,Mrs. A. • Coutts, while prayers
of thanksgiving Were offered by
Mrs. H. CarMichael and. Mrs. Rout--
Western Cana a,. returned lionie
A Thanksgiving service was held
in Wingham United Church on Sun-
day when Rev, 'r. G. Hnsser ,speke
from the text found in Luke 6:$8,
"Give, and it shall 139 given unto
YOU, good measure, pressed down
and running over," He said that
go deals with us according to
His good measure, Illustrating with
a description of Canada this
Thanksgiving; beauty in profusion,
food in abundance, rising national
income and everyone taking on a
look of prosperity.
This was an expression of abun-
dance and God's good measure
running over. God scatters His gifts
for all to partake, but our thanks
are so small in comparison, we fail
to share with those less fortunate,
God has provided sufficient for the
whole world, and if part of the
world is hungry, it is the: fault of
man's distribution. Mr. Husser
asked all to receive God's good
measure of life and leave their
hearts open for Him to enter,
of A. D. Bennett, sang the anthem,
During the service Mr.. Husser
chriatened the following ehildren:'
Itimberle,y Ann, , daughter of - ,Mr.
and...Mrs, Fred Templeman; Harry
Robert, son of. Mr .and Mrs,rR, J.
Burohill; Richard' Kenneth, son .of
Mr, and Mrs. Robert L. Sinnanton;
David Andrew, son of Mr. and. Mrs.
Vernon Reid and Robert John, son
of Mr. and Mrs. George Under-
wood.
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Mrs, John R, ThompSon and
Howard visited over the holiday
with her" slater, Mrs. Mina ,Sher-
ridan OshaWa,
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Armstrong
and daughters were Sunday vis-
itors with relatives in London,
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CIIAMNEY—To Mr. and Mrs. Stu-
art Chamney, R.R, 2, Auburn, on
Wednesday, October 8th, 1958, in
Wingharn Hospital, a, daughter, a
sister for Diane Donna and Bar.-,
bara Anne.
Mrs Mrs, urgmen traced the tradi-
tion. of :Thanksgiving Day, which
Wa0er,,irp by the Pilgrim Fathi.s
to,becorrie,deep‘rooted int the.hea'AF
aridIntrids` of all thankful people.
' A-Scrib:by Judy Lunn, "Dear Lord
I Pray", .with Mrs. W. W.i.,,Onrrie
at. the piano, was much dn./dyed
Thet,nankoffering was reeelvOci by
Mrs.! W, VanWyek and. Mrs; • H
Carmichael and was-"dedicated by.
the 'president, Mrs. Fingla,nd, • *
The supply secretary asked that
all clothing. and quilts be brought
in,•as another-bale is going forward
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Canadian Head Office Hannon Ont.
Members of, the BelgraVe -and
l3rIck Auxiliaries were guests at
the meeting and were welcomed by
the -presidnt, who Closed the meet-
Ing,:with' Prayer.
'Atrthe eldse lunch was served
from; a large "table.centred .,with
antumn.':flowers and at which`Misc.
J. Rotilston and Mrs, E. :S.
Copeland poured tea.
who have. apenl„several weeks in
last' week. • :•,:' •
—Miss.^ Nell ..tiutehison
,
and; *Ir
Muir McLaughlin of, Toronto were
Week-end 'visitors With Mr. arid
krs:Isi.; T. McLaughlin.
—Mr, George Breen and datigh-
'ter, Miss ,Evelyn. Breen, of Lapsing,
"Mieh.,..spent. the week-end 'with
the .fornier's 'niece, Mrs, R. Q. Gan-
nett and Mr, Gannett.
—Mr, Benjamin Norman of Pick-
ering' is spending a fevir weeks with
-his son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs, Peter NorMan, Shuter St.
.Mr. and Mrs. John McLeod
and son Donald, of Scarborough,
and Mr. and. Mrs. Carl Clark of De-
troit, Mich„ were week-end visitors
with their mother, Mrs. Janet Bu-
chanan.
• Mrs: Paul Bird of Montreal was
a:viSiter on Saturday and Sunday
at the. home, of her brother,. Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Ross.
and Mrs, Alan MacKay and
—Mrs. Chas, Dauphin of, Ridge-
town spent Thanksgiving With Mr.
and: Mrs, Ken. Cerson And family
and is remaining* for a;vi'sit.N.
:—Mr. and ,Mrs,, Allan Small of
Toronto were Wepk-end visitors at
the home of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. .Ed, Small.
—Miss Marlene Stainton and,Mr,
Neil Stainton of London, spent the
John Hanna and children and Mr. holiday week-end with their pa-
and Mrs.. William Forsyth and rents,. Mr. and Mrs, Percy Stainton.
Rosemary. Members of the family —Mrand Mrs. Ray Topp and Mr,
who attended' front .:Out-of-town and Mrs, Ken Simmons of Brant-
Were Mr. and Mrs. J.' Rooney and 'ford, ealled on Mr, and. Mrs. Bruce
frOnily of Trenton, Mr. and Mrs, 'MacDonald -on Monday. '
Allan Singh, and children •front ,'• and Mrs. William Jardine,
Satniti,,,anci :Mrs, Cassidy, .England.
time An eleven
yearte,.:thativfra.• CaSsidy's family
had:13een 'together and that all 12.
grandchildren • -were `_ present., On
Monday Mr. and-Mrs. Jan .Hanna*
Mrs. Perrott and' Mrs. . CaSsidy
visited with Mr., and '114s. Frank
Eidt: in Oshawa and :on, the,•way
home, Called on 'friends from,.El g-
land, vvlib ' are • noVe living • Tor• -
onto.
—Mrs. I. T, .Bildfell and children
of Carim Borden spent the 'week-'
end with 'her' mother, ,Mrs..Walter
David. •'
—1Vfr..and Mrs. Jack McGee and
Helen erCrannrook, and Mr. and
Mrs. Harold -Erringtoh 'and faniibr,
of 'Dungannon spent. Thanksgiving
with Ms, w. Haney. ' '
-Mr: and Mr's, Carman Carats
and daughters, Barbara. and Mary-
ann of Ottawa were 'guests, over the
Week-end. with his parents, Mr; and
Mrs. R.; A. Coutts. '
—Mr ..and Mrs: Brian Ghoh,
1 01. •
week with her sister, Mrs. Arthur
Bieman, in London.
—Mr. and Mrs, John Keith and
baby of London were in Wingham'
over the week-end.
—Mrs. Mary Armstrong of Brant
ford spent the week-end visiting
her sister, Mrs.:W. C. Murray, and
with friends and, relatives in Tees-
water,
—Mr. and Mrs, F. Larigridge and
Denin of near Belgrave, were visi-
tors on 'Sunday with M' ,and Mrs.
John Langridge and sons David
and r Stephan. it 4 , 4 't
—Rev. and 4Mrs.• J.• C. Thompson
and family' '9,t 'London: pent 'the
week-end at the honie5of her pa-
rents, Mr, and Mrs. Alex Reid,
—Mr ,and Mrs. John. Falconer of
Kitchener, and formerly of Wing-
ham, are leaving in a couple of
weeks for Sebring, Fla., to spend
the, winter.
—Mr. and Mrs, Rpy WilSon and
son Bradley, Barrie, were week-
end *visitors with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Stewart Cowan.
—Mr. and Mrs..Keith McLaughlin
and children were in Detroit for
the week-end. ,
—Mrs. E. J. Walters of Toronto
visited with her sister, Mrs, A. Ni-
col and Mrs. Wilson Ringrose.
—The Carbert home• on 'Leopold
Street has been sold to Mr. Ren-
wick, of Durham, who has been en-
gaged as clerk--treasurer for the
municipality.
—Mr, Lev. Balser and Mr. "Ken
Simmons of Atilirrkar0•Ont, spent
the holiday weekend ",at re-
spective homes liere'..'4
—Mr. and Mrs. Ted tlfioW and
sons of Sarnia were hbliday Week-
end visiters witb their pltrents, Mr.
and Mrs. •A. M. Elliott.and`Mr. and
Mrs. W. J. Brown.
-=Mr, and' Mrs!' Bin StrirdY. and
family of Owen ,Sorind visited with
relatives here over the week-end.
Mrs, Frank' Sturd3r- returned ,with.
them and is visiting at their ,home,
in Owen Sound.
—Visitors over the holiday week-
end at the home of-Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Showers :were Ruth and
Verna Showers and- ,Mr. Harold
Capson of London., Mr. and Mrs.
Wilmer Taylor of , Hamilton, Mrs.
Carrie Hardenburg, the Misses
Grace and Theresa Hardenburg and
Mr. Ray McKenzie of Flint, Mich.
—Mr. and Mrs. John Winechuk
of London spent the week-end with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
L.P.'s, •Extended' Plays,. Child.
ren's Records. and
Supplies
WARREN HOUSE
DIAGONAL ROAD, WINGHAM
dine, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Martin
and Mrs, Norman °miter and
Bradley, all of Wingham.
—Mr. and Mrs. Fred- MacLean
spent the Thanksgiving week-end
at Stevensville and attended the
Staples-Wade ,Wending at 4t. Cath-
arines. on :Saturday.
—Mr. and Mrs, George Anger and.
Mr. and Mrs: Bruce Anger, and sop.
Billy were holi4ak lib Traverse
City, Mich., ailtitWrigegi Pover the'
week-end:: .r! '
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in traffic
Angus.
—Holiday guests with Mr. and
Mrs. George Coulter were Mr. and
Mrs. Clarkson Martin of Galt, Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Stuart and Greg-
ory of Preston, Miss May Coulter
of 4.Aylmer, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Coulter and family of Stratford,
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Walsh and
family of Belgrave, Mr. and Mrs.'
Jack Pyrn and family of Kincar-
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Teams of the Commercial League
bowled their first games of the
1958-59 season Tuesday evening,
October 7th. Their standing is as
folloWs:
Flying Saucers, 7; Hula Hoops, 6;
Sputniks, 4; Martians, 3; Comets,
2; Hot Rods, 1.
Ladies' High single, June Hafer-
Mehl, 234; men's high single, 1<en
Cerson, 308.
family of Wallaceburg were •guests
for the Thanksgiving week=end, of
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
MacKay, and other 'friends and
relatives in the district.
•Mr. and Mrs. Murray_ Oorrie
spent, the week-end with. Mr. and
Mrs. .Jere Maudsley, in London.
—Mrs. Edward Effting and son
Charles of 'Chicago spent a few
days with her sister, Mrs. E. Snell.
Mrs. Snell returned with them for
a month's visit.
—Bob Carbert returned, to Ottawa
on Monday, after spending several
days with his family anti friends
here. .
—Mr, and. Mrs, Fred. 'Doten of
Windsor were guests of Mr, and
Mrs. John Stafford for, the Thanks-
giving •week-end.., '
—Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wenger
and Lorna spent Sunday with her
sister, Mrs, Ken. Dowd, Mr. Dowd
and fatnily, near Milverton
—Mr. and Mrs. Jack_ Hopper of.
Port Credit were holiday week-end
guests with their farents, Mr. ,and
Mrs. Chas,. Hopper and Mr. and
Mrs. W. J. Brown, '
—Mr. Norman Geddes of Toronto
was' a' visitor at the week-end with
his sister, Miss Anne Geddes.
—Mrs. Jean Yeman and Bill were
visitors with her sister in Toronto
for the week-end.
—Mrs. J E. Green' of Dauphin,
Man., has returned home after a
two months' visit with her sisters,
Miss Ruby Forsyth and Mrs. An-
drew Casemore, and other relatives
and friends.
—Miss Marilyn Pocock of Ottawa
holidayed over the week-end with
her uncle and, aunt, Mr, and Mrs.
Nelson Pickell of Cuirass, and with
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carbert of
Wingham. •
—L.A.C. Allan. Nicol of Uplands,
Ottawa, spent the holiday with his
mother, Mrs. Ann Nicol, Minnie St.
—Mr. and Mrs. John Walker;
North Street, celebrated their 25th
wedding anniversary on Saturday
with relatives' and friends, They.
received many lovely gifts and the
evening was spent playing cards,
with, a dainty lunch served at the
conclusion.
- —Mr. and Mrs. James A. Smith
of Toronto spent the holiday week-
end with her parents, Mr, 'and Mrs.
T. A, Currie,
—Mr and Mrs. Ronald Murray
and Stephanie of Toronto visited
over the holiday with his mother,'
Mrs, W, C. Murray. •
—Mr and Mrs. Joseph Schneider
of Wingham spent the week-end
in Detroit. ,
—Mrs. D, S. MacNaughton and
John spent the week-end at Blair,
guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lee-
son. *
—Mrs. Wm. Keith of Toronto
spent the holidays at her home
here,
—Mr, and Mrs. Nelson Hata and
children of Toronto visited over
the week-end with Mr .and Mrs.
Harold Congram.
..,--Ronald Ste. Marie of Toronto
spent the week-end with his moth-
er, Mrs. L, Ste. Marie. .
—Mr, and Mrs. Donald Haw -
theme of Toronto Were holiday
Week-end guests with her parents,
Mr and Mrs. Hugh Carmichael,
Edna Boyle of Toronto is
spending a week with relatives In
Wingham.
*--Mrs, Ray Hutton, Va.nebtiver,
spent part of last Week with IVO'S.
T, McLaughlin, Mrs. Hutton is
a former -Wroxeter girl.
--Guests With their mother, Mrs.
Luella Nleoll, at the home of her
stin.in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Ross, were Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Nicoll and Mr? and Mrs. Nel-
son Nicoll and •family of Madoe,
and Ur, and Mrs. %Isar Totten
and daughter, .rhitzEI., of Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nicoll rernained
fOA' a longer visit.
•,-,14letit, and Mrs, L. R. Eldridge
and'son Mark, of Canal). Borden,
spent Thanksgiving *eekend with
Mrs, Eldridge's Mother, Mrs. C.
Slatchford.
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