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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1958-11-19, Page 7Officers Installed At Bejgrove Lat. BM/MAIM—The Branch 462 held its annual •Meeting lest Week with. Bro. Albert Ball instal- ling the following officers; Bro, 'Borden Scott; WM., Bro; Arnold Bruce; rain„ Pro. Taylor; chaplain, Bro, George' Grigg; marehaal, Bro, Mason Rob- inson; recording-secretary, Bine Elmer Bruce; treasurer, Bro, Alex. Nethery; lecturers, Bros., Henry Pattison and 'Garner Nicheleorn tylers„ Bros. Douglas Bruce and Wendell McCalluM. A committee was appointed at this meeting fee the purpose AA. p • u echasing a new'banper. old Walsh and dd. James Walsh, Mrs, Ted Fear, Mrs. Leslie Bolt and Mrs. James Qoultes were nam- ed the _nominating committee to prepare a slate of officers for the coming year, to be read at the De- cember meeting, The group spent the evening quilting a quilt to' be sent in a bale and making prepara- tions for a, second quilt, , Lunch was served. Remembrance Day. Services at fordwich FORDWICH— Remembrance Day services were observed at Trinity. Anglican Church, on Tuesday with Rev, E. C, Attwell in charge of the worship. He was assisted by Rev. A, F. Gaidner of the United church and Rev. J. H, Bird of Gorile. After church service the Legion Branch ' and Ladies' Auxiliary marched to the cenotaph where wreaths were placed by the town- ship, Legion Branch, Ladies' Aux- nary, Province of Ontario and pri- vate parties. Rev. J. McClure, of Moleswortli, had charge of the cenotaph ser- vice. pills Pt esented To". Newlyweds FOR.IYVVICI-1—A presentation was held in S.S. No, 6, Howlett, for the nesviAveds, Mr, and Mrs. Stanley Zurbrigg, formerly Ruth Hender- eon. William Scott was master of ceremonies and Hugh Litt read the address. -"Then' "were' presented with a, -Cheorne table and chair to match, a kitchen clock and tea service. Numerous other gifts were present- ed also. The bride and groom ex- pressed their thanks. Lunch was served and the remainder of the evening was spent in diming to the music of Timm's orchestra. Card Party Held FORDWtOli-The e first of the weekly card parties was held in the :community hall on Tuesday evening of last week with eleven tables in play. The winners were: high lady, Miss Minnie McElwain; high gent, John McElwain, Low lady, Mrs. A. Johnson; low gent, Russell Nichol. Special prizes Were won by Mrs. W. Downey and Miss Beatrice ,Wade. Bill Hetherington Chairs Meeting • BLIiBVA E- ii'e Mission Bend met in the `United Church on No- vember 11th, Bill Hetherington, the president, presiding. The roll call was answered by,giving "What I do to be careful at home". Grace Mothers read the minutes and Anne Peacock gave the trea- surer's report. The president gave the Scripture reading and birthday greetings were sung for Terry Johnston. Donny Edgar And Jim Hethering- ton received the offering, Grace Mothers reviowed last month's story. Mrs, Melvin Craig, leader, gave the story from the study book, "Hanna's New Home". A social time followed the meet- ing, with games, riddles by Mar- garet Craig and lunch. Anglican Laymen 'In Clinton last week, Mr. and Mrs. "Wally Gibson and Harold spent Saturday in Toronto and attended the Royal Winter Fair. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bricker and family of Initeheher visited Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Moore. Miss Ruth Ilibberd of Teachers' College, Stratford, spent the week- end -with her parents and this week-end the is practice teaolling at Rs-erten, Public School In Owen. Sound, Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. It M. Bride were Mr. Carmen Bride of Port Credit. 'said 'VOL Peden Connell of Palmerston. Mr. Bruce Williamson of Lon- don Spent, the Weelt-(end with his Maher, Mre, Manta Williainson. lainessesseassessess - • • ..... . . , ...... . • ":"nneliggiiirateseteezaaress: gtAnd people have a flair for giving, They litte a.talent and taste .foi.*chooing the most exciting Christmas presents. They give the things. that make living more pleaintable Many of these veop le will 'give Modern electric, appliance ti this Christmas— and they'll insist on having them ready for use , on Christmas day, because they know 'these' appliances wilt make Christrrias (and every day for that matter) a new and exciting• eXperience, this year, do a little hinting, Just ,say :yOu'd like something VitrOnderful for the household— something, the whole family can ' erijoy. And don't be surprised if get a superb, modern automatic .61.6tric, appliance to help you "live better elecOically"—the safe, deali,, modern way. 0116TrY OOES . SO UCH .0 COSTS SO ..LITTLE i'Verant",) - nigKral ANNE1 bUILO • AT .110UALAS HOME IMATEROM BABY TO. MISSION BAND BOY SCOUT TROOP Eu"'ng 4141.11("w Meets at Church ,RECEIVES. CHARTER PtOgre$Sin Et101ri EigponAvg There were ten tables in. play at the regular pro- gressive .au4tire- partY• held: in 'the goring:40,Y centre here, On Wed-, nesday eVening. • " prizes were" Wen 'by Mra Jack Anderson and Jerry Higgins, Consolation prime .went to George Grigg .and Bill 13.10,ex, The novelty prize 'winner was Albert Vincent, BE.LGRAYPaeThe regular meet- of the Evening Auxiliary of the Woman's Missionary,' Society of Knox United Church was held at the home 'of Mrs. Cameron Walsh on Tuesday evening of last week with 17 members Present. The pre 'dent, Mrs, Gordon Bosnian, was in charge' of :the business session, when the 'minutes were read by Mrs, Clarence, Hanna, and Mrs. Robert Grasby gave the treasurer's report. , There were 11 home and eight hospital visits reported to the seek and shut-in,- The veep decided to send a pareel of jeeyetiery to Dr. Donald. Watt's Waste)) station, The December' meeting .will: be. held et the home of Mrs, Clifford 'Logan. Mrs. CameronsWeistes group was in charge of the•. worship service, opening with a hymn. Mrs. Herold ,Walsh. read • a needitatipe, ending with the Lord's Airrisrer in unison. Mrs. ,Tames .Walsli .read' the Scrip- ture lesson, tteutenetinsny 7:6-12, and Mrs. anenneth"Barlibur gave a commentary: Pa' theee verges. Mrs. Cameron Walsh led in;Prayer. The study period; 'based',-aon: Canada, was read 'hy,Mra.Ceniefon Walsh, Mrs: Kenneth- Barbnesie Mrs. Hain MRS, E...14INSTOCK IS. HOSTESS TO tit& MAJOR VICKERS , . ON . CIVIL DEFENCE BLuEV,A1X--+Ilit Bineirli0 1 0 men's InstitUte obaerire4 "family" or HcoMirignitY" night Friday evening in the corrninanit," hall. Mr. Meet ceroppt. won ,the chairman for the Meeting, e Apenial feature being an address• by ANN. victors of lotowei p pe, fence, in which he has completed course srf study, He said "Preparation for •lescies in case of disaster is of firAt Portange, Lt, is foolish to think: it cannot happen to na, ,We hear of it, every day soineWhere--storin, fire, flood, tornado, earthqualtO— all take their 'toll, in the event 'or disaster each individual must plan, quickly how to survive, and also to see that ethers survive." , ' Tinder direction of thegovern- merit the Health and Welfare De- partment is reSPOnsible- for civil defence. In. nennicienelitiee for , an organization. lute not been set up previously, the mayors of• the towns and reeves of the townships are required to OrganiXe for res- cue work and help, The worst dis- aster would be atoMic warfare, the results of which no one can fore- see. , Stanley Hastings; of Wingham, was the projectionist and showed films depicting disasters and Me- thods of rescue, The 'Film Couneil of Wingharn ioaned filmS of an ed- ucational nature and interesting to children. A community program. added in- terest with amusing recitatims by , children, Kenny, Ruth' and Rae. Mathers, Bill and. Douglas Garniss, John Turvey, Rath. Nfenanneri and Terry Johnston, , Eight-near-old Margaret Craeggave five selections on the violin. Numbers were given by the male quartet, Allan Neelon, C. B. ',Roff- man, Carl Johnston. and' Ross Smith. Mrs, Carl Johnston was accompanist Ps' the evening. - Mrs. Bert Garniss spoke in the interest of the Winghana Schtiol for Retarded Children and a col- lection Was taken for the project, which amounted to $33.00. - Mrs. Sperling Johnston, president of the Women's, Institute, thanked all who had assisted for the eve- ning and presented gifts to Major Vickers and Mr, Hastings. Re- freshment§ were served at the e'er by the committee, Mrs. Nf. Craig, Mrs, F. Stamper said Mrs. • R, El- liott. VORPWWif-.4r, Anne's Guild of TrinitY Arigilean, Church Vet for the November meeting at the home or Mrs. Jack 'Ponglas,, .Mrs, W. .Hargrave,.• president, Presider', The Meeting opened with the hYlim,i "raith, of .Our Fathers", With the 'Scripture. reading taken by Mrs. Harold. roster. Mrs. W. Hargrave led In the first :chapter of the study book, which 'was the story of Sarah. She was assisted by Mrs, W. Sotheria. Roil • Mal was answered by fifteen mem- bers and lour visitors. The fieancial report was giveri by Miss Beatrice Wade, St. Anne's Guild and the W.A, members plan. • to be on M'Lady on CKNX,,ri'V on November 25th and the ladies ere Asked to meet at the church at two: o'clo,ck.- Donations were made to. the new, 1y-termed group and to the, church. Final plans were-made for the banquet on Friday night. A4 very interesting demonstration and display of 'flowers, corsages, pins and • earrings was given by Mrs. Joe Bennett of Gorrie, Mrs, Everitt Armstrong conducted a 'contest. The December meeting will be held Thursday, December 11th and will be the Christmas party; as well as the: annual meeting. The Guild is invited to join with the. W,A, in the basement of the church oh Wednesday, December 10th. Mrs. E. Attwell closed the. meeting with prayer and a social half hour was spent. Lunch was served 'by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Bruce Armstrong. FORDWICII---Tbe W.M.S. of the Fordwieh United Church was en- tertained at the home of Mrs, W. E. Heins:trick for the November m6etina. The theme for the meet- ing was "Justice", The president', Mrs, Ken Greharri, gave a few thoughts on the theme stating Christ is not an accuser, but the greet excuser for! our faults. As the group thought of justice they sang the hymn "Land of Our Birth", Prayer followed.. The minutes were read by \the secretary, Mrs, Parker Eurig. Thirty-ene answered the roll call on "Justice,: The' offering was taken and the dedicatory prayer was made by Mrs. Walter Hors- burgh. Reports were given by the community friendship secretary, who announced that Mrs. Collins Was the shut-nrc for the month, The literature secretary suggested two book for the month and the citizenship secretary gave a report pn "Neighbours" and reviewed the, radio • and television report , from the Presbyterial. The worship service was con- ducted by Mrs, E. Patterson, Mrs. Harvey Gibson and Mrs. A. F. Gardiner„ , Mrs. W, A, Gibson assisted by Mrs. Anson Ruttan, Mrs. A. F. Gardiner, Mrs. W.' Horeburgh and Mrs, Patterson reviewed the study on Trinidad. The people here are hungry for the Christian religion. The Islands of the West Indies are closely related to Canada in that the same language is ueed. They are both nations in. the British Commonwealth. Marjorie Connell and Shirley Eurig entertained with a piano duet, The dismissal prayer was given by'lnrs. Graham. BELGRAVS--Aboist 40 Merril:lei-0 of the Baby and and Xiasion sand, their mothers and Members, of fine Women's. Missionary Society of Knox United Church, gathered at the church for the graduation ex- ercises of the Baby Band members into Misstep Band en TueSdey of last week-, Marilyn Campbell, President of the Iniesion Band, opened the event with a hymn followed by the Mis- sion Band Purpose in linden and the Mission Band Prayer. A mo- ment's silence was observed for Remembrance Day. The graduetien exercises were cenducted by the Baby Band super- intendent, Mrs; R, H. Coultes, She told the story of a small fndian Girl, Mrs. George Michie gave "A Mother's Prayer", Bob Taylor 'and Ralph Logan formed an arch and the Baby Band members passed through to Mission Band, Mrs, Coultee presented each with a certificate and Mrs, Harold Vincent, Mission Band leader, pre- rented each with a Mission Band pin,. The following were the gradu- ates:. Vern Walsh, Wayne Hopper, Gordon Rinn, Richard. Anderson, Donna Cook, Donald Cook, Mary Ellen Taylor, Neil Vincent, Doug- las Walker. Theme of the worship service was, "Living as Brothers", The Scripture lesson was read by Alan Beaman; a poem,, "One Family" was read by. Wendy Fear, followed by prayer by' Bob Taylor and a hymn, The offering was received by Linda. Conites and. Donna Gras- by and was dedicated by Murray Vincent. Tbe junior study period was "Here Comes, Dirk", prepared by Mrs, H., Vincent in. 'the form of a puppet show with the following cast: Father Wilhelm, Neil Vin- cent; Mother Wilhelm, Joan Bos- man; Dirk, Douglas ;Walker; Little Anne, Rhonda Fear; Johnny High Boots, David Bosman, The following films were enjoyed 'by all present: "Holiday in Mani; toba", "Eventful Britain" and a comedy, "Monkey Tails" . 'The World Friends papers were given out by Marjorie Hopper and Carol Walsh, • The members of the W.M.S. served a lunch of sandwich- es, cookies, chocolate milk and tea, Coa0P Staff Forirper Manager KiGIVeVres-BIld Piro Manager Of :the Belgraye Co-Operative; the employees' and 'their wives','gather-, ed at the 'home of IVir. and. Mrs. Keene, Barbour Saturday evening to, ,honour ROSS' Robins son, former m4nager of the CerOp here. An enjoyable 'evening: was spent Playing Progressive , euchre, and at m idn ight 'a'. chicken ;Honer- Was SerVed, and 'the ,.ireoup presented afe. 'frobineeri 'with a desk lamp: iThe recipleetaaPressed'hiS thanks, Mrn Iftptlinsori: resigned as sman4 air -hire "an aiceePted a 'similar 001004 ?slits'. the ialeitabw Cp-OP on 1 ovember:10a' ' • t)r. A. Nimmo Shows Films BELGRAVE—An inspiring ser- vice was held In Knox 1,Teited Cherch here on Suricley, when the li fret Belgrav'e, Boy Scout Troop 'was presented with its charter, The Boy Scouts with their lead- ers, Lorne Cerrinbell and Jack 'Mitehell, the C.G.I.T. with their leader, Mrs, Ted Fear and the members of The Group Committee attended the service In a body,, Frank madill, president of Saugeen District Boy 'Scouts, of Wingharn and ,Archie Gowanlock, Dietrict Commissioner , for ,Boy ,Scouts; of Walkerton, werepresent, Mr. GoWanlock read the Charter and presented it to the chairman. of the Group Committee, Harold Vincent, Rev, Karl Krug spOke on the Boyhood of Jesus and `how He increased in stature and in favour with God and man", and. also showed a beautiful set of slides, on. the, BoyhPod of Jesus, Ladies' aganization of Knox Pres- byterian Church, -,Belgrave, ,The minister,' Firf, J. Greern'was cheer- ,man, 4 • , 1 ,$E/.: AVP....T4re was a very good •eljedi In;;ettendSthee last ThuredaY' aqning, in" the Foresters? hell, when :Dr. -Aleeander, Nimmo ef,WinghaintShovytr of his trip thromelf Ireland aricl:'Scote land, Tisne permit his shOivingnelothei eilnis or England arid. Etirepes blotr these •willbe pre:. seated' iratheNaiiv, Year. This eventaWee sponsored by the 0;0 FORDWICH Ladies' Guild bazaar Successful Future Tight For Bluevale BELGRAVE—A very good crowd turned out on Thursday afternoon the, hazaan and afternoon tea sponsored by the Ladies' Guild of Trinity Anglican Church', held in the Knox United Church base- ment. There was a good display of sewing, produce and home bak- ing from which to choose, Rev, R. Meetly opened the bazaar. The group 'realized approxi- mately, $160.00 from this annual project. BLUEVAIne gae ,of ,progress are evident in• Bleevale. ' Arnold Lillow'e fine new service station pe Highway 86 is.now in operation. Near it the residence of Ernie King has been closed in and the roof is in place. For some time two trailer homoes belonging to Winghaes: citizens, on R. H, McKinnori's property, have been in use. Bluevale 'his * neat post; office, a well-furnished public, libeary, both ,nearly: pew, two churches and a • cOrninunity hall, all well deCorated and, well kept, Bluevale looks like a. .goOd place to live. . Knox United W.A. Plan' for BaZaar. BELGRAVE—IVIembers"of the Woman's 'Association of Knox United Church have made the fol- lowing plans for their 'bazaar this week, in the church basement; It was agreed to open the bazaar at 3.00 o'clock. Mrs, A. Coultea was .appointed to make posters and Mrs. C, Chaanney to announce it in the three churches, It was de- cided to have ,the menu the same as -last year and Mrs. George Michie is to make the menu cards. The following groups are to be In, charge of the different articles: South village to make the tea, all troupe to assist in preparing and serving the lunch; North village to be in charge of the bread and buns; ninth line group, the miscellaneous table; third line group, vegetables and produce; fourth line group, baking; and ;the fifth line group, aprons, BLUEVALE BELfiRAVE Visitors with Mr. and Mrs R. McKinnon during the past- week were Mr. and Mee, Alex, Sinith, Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Nft- Kinnen, Toronto, Mie n. and Mrs, John K. macTavish, Johnny, Don- ald and Jean of London; Dr. R. E. and Mrs. Robertson, and Mrs. Trott, Collingwood, Mrs. A, Arm- strong arid Mr, Peter McKay, Brussels, Mrs. M. Black, Detroit, Mr.,,,,and Mrs. R, H. IsicKenhoie Weida with Mrs. A. Aemstrong 'at Brussels. Mrs. Alan Neelon, Paul arid Susie visited in London for a feW' days last week. Mr. and Mrs. Campbell BroWn and daughter, of Markdale, were week-end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Elliott. Mr. Brown ‘is a former teacher of Bluevale school. Misses Ethel and FlorenCe Beattie, of Seaforth, visited Md. R. P, Garniss on Friday. A successful auction sale was held at the United Chuteli parsons age on Friday. A wing of the re- sidence recently torn down made available for sale, windows, doors, furniture, floor coverings and. lum- ber. Mr. and Mrs. Nell MacLean of Termite and Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Marshall, of Listowel, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. A, D. Smith on Sunday. Mr. slid Mrs. Harold Lawson, of Clinton, vititd4 Mrs. Andrew La- mont and Mr, Dugaid Straelnati on Sunday. Mrs. Art' Edwards and Mr. Fred Lowry, of Dundas, visited one day Itiet Week with Mrs. Cora McGill, Mr. and Mrs: Melville Bradbuth of Saskatoon, Sask., and Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Beyere of Bowman- ville visited on Thursday with Mr, and Mrs, Mel Bradbern and Mr. and Mrs. Nell McCrea. Mrs. Jahn McDowell and Gordon of Weetfibld visited bn Friday with Mr. tied Mrs Albert Vincent. Mr. e.nd Mrs. Harold Vincent, Mrs. Clifford Logah and Mr. Al- bert Vincent were in Toronto on Monday' ea•the Royal Winter Fair Mr. arid Mrs. Wilbert Beyer of Royal Oak, Michigan, spent the Week-mid with Mr, and Mrs Carl ?roam, Visitere on Sunday with Mr, slid Mrs. Rote Robinson and Keith Were Mr. and Mrs, Verne Sacks killer of Peterborough, Mr, and Mrs, Joe Thompson, of docleriele And Mr. -leek Beadle, of Auburn, Mrs, I, F. Sackricier of New Lis- keard has gone on to 'Welt at Peterborough after spending the PaSt tWo Weeks' with her sister and brothet-Itt-law, lVfe. and Mrs, Fred COI*. Mr, and Mrs. Kerr. Honored by •Friends GORRIE — Mr. and Mrs, James Kerr (nee, Jean Ann Dole of Molesivorth, were honored by friends and neighbors at a Preach- Union held lh the Gorrie to/h. niunity Hall on Monday evening vir-h#A around 1.78 gathered. Russell Martin read the address. ,while Nell McIntosh and 3atit Adair 1n:wilted •the gifts, t. swivel, rocker, 'oorphlitatIon lamp',. $troiket and boolteaet. Timms lordheStra ptovitled intiSio deuftelni; Dr. James Hutchison, who had spent a few- days here, left on Wednesday for Cleveland, Ohio, He was accompanied by his mother, Mrs. Isobel HutehiSon, who will Spend the Winter- months 'there. Mr. T. Hutchison and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hutchison drove them to London. Miss Aldyth Bast spent a (fay last week an-Kitebener. - A number of ladies of Howick, Auxiliary enjoyed a. social evening me, night last week 'when they joined with the.Wingham isuxilary. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce' Armstrong, Mr.' and Mrs. Doug Holt and Mrs Dora Ridley visited Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. George Bolander in London. Mr. and Inds Joe Bennett of Gorrie visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. James' Vittie, Mr. and Mrs. Irwin McDowell and Gary of Galt spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs, M. Armstrong. Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Witmer and three childreh of Waterloo visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. Harry. Bast. Mr. and Mrs, Frank Graham of St. Mary's spent one day last week with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lehr. • Mr. and Mrs. Noah Ries visited in Hanover Hospital with the latter's sister, Mee. Clara Weber, who is confined there. Mr. and Mrs. Don Gibson and family of St. Catharines spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs, Ross Drag. Mr. and Mrs. Boyden Devitt spent one day lag, week in Kitch- ener, Mr. and "Mee: Vern Hambly and family of Guelph visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bambly. Sunday -Visitors :with Mr. and Mrs, Lindsay Galbraith were Mr. and Mrs. George Atchison and' Mr. and Mrs. Caen Galbraith of Guelph, Mr. Ankon Galbraith and Mrs, Ruth Corbett of Gorrie, The latter remained for a few days. vThe WA. erTrinity Church held a very: successful bazaar and supper on Friday night and realiz- ed the sum of 028,70 andanembera wish to thank everyone who helped In any way to make the evening a success. Mr, and Mrs. Jack Robirisen of Delaware, Ohio, visited last week with the letter's. sister. Mrs. Ed. Matthews and Mr. Matthews. Mrs. Aitcheson Wallace, Mrs Jean Massey and family spent one' day last week With Mr, and Mrs. Campbell Medoffin in Woodstock. Mrs, James McGoffin returned home with them, after spending two weeks lit Woodstock, Mr. and Mrs. Alf Itnechtel and two children. Of Waterloo, Miss Esther Keechter and Mr. Ezra inneehtel :of Niagara rails spent a week at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Miami Priers, dr.. and Mrs. Henry Howe spent one day last week with Mende hi Wingham, MOWS, Lloyd 'Jacques, Ernereoli Ferguson, tidward cordon end tiMersoit HargraVe attended the banquet 'of the Brotherhood 'of