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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1959-01-07, Page 6kri.4•••sssto^".' A. (Surveys show that students using•ty pewriters obtain 38% better marks) 1!"4"4":Pirilf"r11711,'Vv dValnetbralila• 170t,k.,sokiy httt 7tiliclu Biklog N 1r' MRS. APPLtilY FIRST ELECTION RCSIOCNT IN TWELVE YEARS 011.14....DREN RECEIVE J to tive Menus 3ET,x034, ..-- On DeeeMbe.r 0 0 0 the Delmore Baking Belles held .4 meeting at the home' of Lorna Woods, The meeting opened With the 4-H pledge nod minutes of the previous meeting were read by the secretary. The roll call was answer- ed with a favorite recipe for fruit, loaf or quick cake, It Was 4c, cided to hold the next meeting at MO p.m. on January 23, Lois Mae Fitch and Lorna Woods .demonstrated the making -of hot water gingerbread, which with eof- .fee, was served at :the close of the meeting, The leaders divided the giils into five groups, and' each made a. menu for dinner„er supper, contain.. ing as many Cereals -as 'possible, All groups then went over the: cereal quiz add judged the 'menus, Members frorn Howiek received their money for the two' previous mat The leaders. handed out papers an the Achievement Day Which.. will be held on February 14. It was decided to blue Bristol board and .Iedia, irikfisr the covers On the record books, Th home as; ATTENDANCE AWARDS 1111.111S. JAN. 7 "FRAULEIN" • ....... . avelmiminri • Adult Entertainment 1:1ana Wynter, Mel Ferrer ;8 ,story ,Qf behavior patterns in . v.vertime a time when fib moral code breaks down. Starts 7,15 V.'111. BELMORE -- The annual Meet lug of 1(110K Presbyterian Church W.M.S. was held in the Sunday Scheel room of the elitireh in De- cember, with a good attendance. Mrs. D. McPherson, president, was in charge and opened the meeting with a call to worship and the singing of a hymn. The Scripture reading was from Matthew 2;1-16 and was taken by Mrs. Robert Ing- lis, Mrs, McPherson gave the medi- tation and Mys. James Dickson led in esraYer, FORDIVI011 At the nomination •meeting held in the Pordwich Com- munity hall last week, six men qualified for town trnstees,. 'They were Garnard King, .1, R. Devitt, Crosby Sothern, William, Edgar, Ken Graham and Fred Hamby, This is • the first election in the town since December' 1947, the members always going in by ac- clamation. The election was held on Monday, January 5th, in the community hall, three of the above to be elected, 1110NDAY and TUESDAY january 12 and 13 "TANK FORCE" Technicolor Victor Mature„ Luciana, Palnez Starts 7.15 P.m. FRIDAY and SATURDAY January 0 and 10 "ROCK A BYE BABY" Technicolor Jerry Lewis, Marilyn Maxwell This Comedy Is Guaranteed To Chase Your Blues Away, Starts 7.15 p.m. WEDNESIMY sG TJTUBSDAY ..'January 11 and 15 "CARVE HER NAME WITH PRIDE" Virginia McKenna, Paul Scofiel Based on the Book of the Sam ,'Title by R. J, Minney, signrnent was given to the girls, to lie completed before the :next meet- ing,' Harvey Darling; Gary Burchill, Joe and Marjorie Jeffray„ • Mission Band members who had missed only one meeting also re- ceived a gift; Hugh Leeson, Mar- garet Jeffrey, Jimmy. Darling Ricky McPherson, Doris' Stokes, Miss Mae Johann and Mrs.' Thos. Stokes are in charge Of the Explor,, ers and, Mrs. Carl Nickel. and Mrs Thos Inglis are leaders of the Mis- sion Band, BEI:Nit/RE. The following child- ren of the Presbyterian ,Sunday heool were .given awards for per• feet' attendance during the school term in 1958, Perfect attemianee 'owed one Sunday's absence during the term. 1st 'Year Pins, ,,jcaren Dickson, Douglas Baird, Darlene Ballagh and .rail McPherson. 2nd Year Wreaths, Marlene leg. Terry Ballagh, Grace Jeffrey, Allan Dickson, 3rd Year Bar, Evelyn Dickson and Ricky McPherson. , 4th Year Bar, Ian Inglis, Donald Nickel; Margaret Jeffrey, Joe Jef- fray. 5th Year Bar, Phyllis McKegue, Marjorie Nickel, 'Shirley Leonard Lorne and Clayton Baird. 6th Year Bar, John Hailer, lim McKague, Marjorie Jeffrey, Carole and Lynda•Stokes, 7th Year Bar, Sally and Billy Jeff ray, The 'following awards were pre- sented to the Explorers' and the Mission Band for perfect attend- ance during the year. Explorers' 1st Year Certificate and Pin, Marjorie Nickel, Carole and Lynda Stokes. 3rd Year Seal, Jim NEcKague, Mission Band 1st Year Gertifi.- cate and Pin, Allan Dickson, Terry. Ballagh, Ian and Marlene Inglis. 2nd Year Seal, Phyllis MeKague. The following just missed one Explorers' meeting and received a gift; ,Bill Leeson, Russell Press, • Members of Baby Band Graduate . F.ORDWICI-1--4 Christmas party for the Silver Star 'Mission Band and the Baby Band and their mothers was held in the United Church Sunday School rooms with Doris Carswell as president and Garfield Gibson, secretary, ' who' led a short de- votional .program, Several Christmas hymns were sung With Shirley Eurig at the piano. Mrs, 'Elmer Harding offer- ed prayer and Mrs.-.Robt; Gibson gave a reading on "The Little Fir Tree" by Hans Christian Antler- 'sen. Mrs. Cecil Wilson and Mrs. Ken Graham took 'charge of, the 'gradu- ating exercises from Baby Band to Mission Band and Trail Rangers. Mrs. Elmer Harding presented -life membership to Doris Carswell, Garfield Gibson, . Shirley Eurig, Marjorie ,Connell„ Phyllis Wilson, Bobby Bride and John Carswell Two Christmas slides were shown- and lunch served, ' The Bible ,study was taken by Edith Stokes and Mrs, E, Jeffrey reviewed the current events from the Glad Tidings. Mrs, A. Mnraiell had charge of the tepie, She .cen- ducted art interesting quiz, on the W.M,S, and the work that is be- ing done. She also made the ladies acquainted with the officers by showing pictures of them and tell- ing'of the duties" each performs, Reports showed that $234,30 waf... sent 'to' missions during the yeas and $30 value to supply. Thirty-nine pounds of used Christmas cards were .sent to Mrs, Lillian Dickson Formosa; 130 lbs. of Sunday School papers were sent to Western Cana- da and 12 lbs. of Readers Digests and 28 lbs. of religious literatitn were sent to different places. Mrs. Robert Inglis on behalf of the nominating committee,, read; he following slate of officers for 1989 and on Motion of Mrs, A, Mundell and Mrs, W. Curie it was a.depted: President, Mrs. G. Appleby; '1st vice, Mrs. A. Mundell; 2nd vice, Mrs. T, E. Kennedy; Sec„ Mrs. Ie Zinn; asst, sec,, Mrs. John Dickson; treas., Mrs. Ken Dickson; expens. treas.,. Mrs, H. Ballagh;. pianist, Mrs. W. Struthers; auditors, Mrs, E. Ballagb, Mrs, E, Jeffrey; con- vefiers—supply, Mrs. R. 1VIcKagae.; literature and library, Mrs, W. Dar- ling; Glad Tidings, Mrs. W, Curie; welcome and `welfare, Mrs, E. Bal. lagh; Explorers', Mae Johann, "Mrs. Thos, Stokes, , A hymn was sung and Mrs. Mc Pherson closed the meeting with prayer,' FORDWICH each Full tirjwin Size Veiling; Bak Spring Seinfe'Low I + few days this week with relatives Toronto. Mrs. W. R, Duncan and John of: Guelph visited recently , for a couple of days with Mr. and Mrs., Jack Brown. Sundey visitors with Mr. and, Anson Demerling were Mr. Jack' Sebinbein . of Listowel, Mr, and Mrs. Ken. Dabble and Sharon, of Guelph and Mr. and Mrs, Grant Fraser of Elora. 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