HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1968-02-29, Page 5f..
M
41.0
4
tuevale Personal
World Day of Prayer
obaervoid In the 'United
at 3 p.m, on Friday,
MaVit. 1*Y. E. R, klawj i,;
of Prilebyteirian Church
1
"►
for ALLYUUR
PHARMACEUTICALS
It Pars to
Be -PrepOnidl
Make sure )you are _.
.`well prepared to
meet . ac.1
° � !Vents '.111,.
around your home,
with an up-to-date,
dependableasupply
of first aid needs.
JOHNSTON'S
DRUG STORE.
will be the -speaker for the
union service,
,• A family reunion was held ,,
at the home of Mr, ;and MTS
Oliver Campbell on Sunday.
The 15tth.wedding anniversary
of Mar. and MO. 'Colin Camp' •
bell, of Hamilton, was cele-
• brated and •theywere present
with their three children, Also
present were. Mr, and Mrs. -
Charles Campbell and family,:
Mr, and Mrs, Pete Campbell
and. family, Mr, and Mrs, ken
`Xohnston and' family, Mr. And •
Mrs, °Hugh Campbell and fain»,
ily, all of this locality, and -
. and. Mrs. 'Murray Sheari
family of Stratford, Mr.
and Mrs, Colin Cawpbell were
presented with an electric oof*
fee pot.
Mr., .and Mrs, itoy• Worming-
ton.and• family attended the
wedding -of their daughter Susan
and Eric Wolfe, at`'Dasbwood
on. Saturday, 1A reception and
dance. were held .in the evening.
Visitors with Mrs., and Mrs,.
VR,oss Mann: on Sunday were Mr.
and Mrs. Erol Johnson, of
Guelph, and Mr. and Mrs. `R
J. McMurray, 'of Palmerston.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Taylor
,were in Kitchener on Sunday;
Owing to stormy weather on
.Thursday evening the regular
euchre party sponsored by the
Sluevale Recreational Associa-
tion •was cancelled.
Smith Robertson flew home
from California last week for a
brief visit with. his brother Wil-
don, here, and his sister, , Mrs.
Thos. Inglis, of Wroxeter. He
arrived without an. over coat
and said, he didn't own one in
California.
a
pot
INFANT'S AND CHILDREN'S
['WEAR
iW//i/G HA.W.1 04/T.
IN THE GURNEY BLOCK
Nom
Notes
Mrs, R, H. McKinnon is a
patient b* Wingham and Distris
Hospital.,
Mrs. LJ. Elliott, and Mrs.
Albert Porter of Lucknow are
visiting Mrs, Elliott's daughter.
Mrs. Forbeck..who is in
hospital at Niagara Falls.
Ooforth 'Auxiliary
February meefln
The FebruaryMeeting lnig Qf the
Goforth Evening ,Auxiliary w• as "
held in the . upper room 9f. Stt.;
,Andrew's Chuxch Tuesday of
last week, .with the president,. <°
Mrs. E. Beardwin the chair,
The program: committee hr.
eluded Mrs. Ken Leitch., Mrs.'
1. Day, Mrs, Parker Campbell,
Mrs. Tim Willis Mrs, Stewart,
Scott and Mrs. Robert Brooks.
The. Scripture lesson was
read' by Mrs. Willis, with a
meditation on Psalm 23 by Mrs,
Leitch. Mrs. R. Brooks read;a•
Japanese version of the Psalm,
''Mrs.. S. Scott led in prayer,
and Mrs. P. Campbell dedicat-
ed the offering. -
Mr. J. Day introduced the
study of the Koreans in Japan.
Mrs. Campbell was the chair-
man for the discussionand the
other members of the commit-
tee discussed„the .economic and
industrial situation, education
and evangelism in Japan. Miss
Jane Day gave a piano solo,
which was much enjoyed.
The secretary, Mrs, R. Mac-
Donald read the minutes and
the business was conducted by
Mrs. Beard. The allocation
for the Presbyterial Supply was
accepted, Mrs. R. Brooks
closed the meeting with prayer
and a social hour followed:
• -Mr. and Mrs. Chester
Casemore,' Mr, and Mrs. Ed
Marsh, Mrs. Carman McDonald
and Mrs. Ross Hayden attended
the funeral of •the brother of
Mr. Casemore and: Mrs. Marsh,
Carl Casemore, at Forest on
Tuesday of last ,week.
OOPS
410 AD GP 411160
THERE GOES i
ANOTHER FUSE •
EVER .HAPPEN ATYOUR HOUSEt
IT SHOULDN'T
You see, when fuses blow or circuit- l
breakers trip frequentlly, it Is a sym-
ptom of inadequate wiring. It means
that the electrical wiring in your home
simply can't supply all your needs.
...your wiring needs -affeniion if
LIGHTS FLICKER AND DIM WHEN
APPLIANCES ARE TURNED ON.
APPL1ANtES SUCH -AS TOASTERS
AND IRONS HEAT UP TOO SLOWLY.
FUSES BLOW OR CIRCUIT -BREAKERS
a TRIP FREQUENTLY.
TELEVISION PICTURE SHRINKS
WHEN OTHER APPLIANCES GO. ON.
YOU. DON'T HAVE ENOUGH
SWITCHES AND OUTLETS . WHERE
YOU NEED. THEM.
YOU HAVE MULTIPLE ("OCTOPUS')
OUTLETS WITH .CORDS STRUNG
ALL OVER.
Don't Take Chances With
Your Home And Family
• UR vI--tucrRicr►L caNttunciLon OR
THE PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION
WINGHAM1 ONTARIO
Fa
WINNERS AND runners-up in the•elemen-
"tary school division of the Legion's public
speaking contest are seen with Tom Rus-
sell • who presented one of the °trophies.
Left is Betty. Ann - Brown, second in the
senior class; centre front, DarleneACoultes,
second in junior; Marilyn Irwin, senior
.,.inner and right, Linda Langendoen,
junior, winner.
•--Adyance,Ticnes Photo.
N $ 6N11IN/sN ,NN*N1M,t.N11e,NNNaNNY6NNN6NN6slNNMNN6WHssamis NeII/ iisesa1HMMNNNMM neliMNM��N�NN
' a
Eight- ladies afitend .MS
meeting at Emerson hams.
*WHITECHURCH--Mrs. Vic-
tor Emerson welcomed the ,
members of Chalmers Presby-
terian W.M.S. to her home
last week for,the February meet.
ing. The president, Mrs. Wal-
lace ,Conn, gave the call to
worship and led » in the opening
prayer. Responsive .Scripture .
reading was led by. Mrs., Conn.
'Lie meditation was given by
Mrs. Wesley Tiffin who,said,
"If, people would learn to mind
their own business and learn to
be quiet, there would be_ fewer
heart attacks." People use
their energy »in secondary things,
such as a housewife making
radish rosebuds when she could
better put that time and energy
to use 'by writing'a letter to
cheek a ],only •soul. , ;
• , jlh . E�,. e on vergadi,
whit encu d °Mei Bibi , a•
Missionary Book, All Things
to
All Men, and Four Kinds of •
People in Every. Church.
The minutes were ,read by'
Mrs. Conn. Arrangements
were made for the» World Day
of Prayer and to send a dele-
gate to the »Synodical. A letter
was read in'regard to the supply
allocation which is to be in by
September 30. •
Eight people answered roll ,
call and the offering was re-
ceived and dedicated by Mrs.
Conn.
Mrs. Dawson Craig gave the
topic on Martha. - She lived on
the southeast side of the. Mount
.of Olives. In her home Christ
was welcome. 'It is beleived
that Martha,, her sister Mary
and brother Lazarus were weal-
thy. Martha looked after the
physical needs of the home
while Mary was keener on the'
spiritual needs. Women must
sometimes be» reminded that
they should stress the spiritual
needs as well as the physical. -
Mrs. Bill Evans gave the
reading. "When Lights Are Low:
Mrs. Earl Caslick read "Faith"
and Mrs. Conn read "What Is
Faith?" Mrs. Dawson Craig
conducted a Bible quiz.
MNIN6MNNNN6somemN.mmasNNN6N6N6N6N6Niesese N
The March meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. H.D.
MacDonald. -
Mrs. Conn also presided for
the Ladies' Aid meeting which
'followed., Discussion centred
ort the needs at the manse.
The collection was received
and after the closing prayer, the
hostess served lunch. .
Miss Laura Collar'
will be speaker
at Day of 'Prayer
svliss:'Laura Coilar,�, n
arivari fa lou°80L,wl1i.11g ihe,f1
speaker on.Friday. afternoon
when the World Day of Prayer
will be held in St. Paul's Ang
1ica , Church at three ',o'clock.
Miss Collar returned home last -
June, .afte>� serving in Jordan for
a peiod of four years.
The theme of,this year's
world-wide service will be,
Bear one another's burdens",,
prepared by „ M rGs , Ra .t h ins
Selkaratnam of Ceylon; chair-
man of the Asian Church Wom-
en's Conference.
Representatives• of women's
organizations from .the host
church, St. Andrew's Presby-
terian, Sacred Heart Roman •
Catholic, The Salvation Army
and Wingham United°churches -
will take an active part in the -
service. • Mrs. Thomas Bell of
the Salvation Army will be the
soloist.
•
The collection received at -
Day of Prayer services is ,used
for Christian literature and.
educational purposes around
the world, distributed through
the Women's Inter -Church,
Council.
All women of the co m -
munity are invited' to attend
World Day of Prayer at St.-
Paul's on Friday.
meseiliiitimusHowevestuastiommisoussasseissa
Mrs. H. "Wright
choirs meeting
BELMORE--The United -
Church Women of Mcfntosh
met last Wednesday afternoon
in the basement of the Church.,
The president, Mrs. Harvey
Wright, conducted the meeting
opening with the •thought for .
the day. Mrs, Bruce Harkness
was in charge of devotions. -
Mrs. Robert Harkness and
Mrs. David Harper had -the
study period.
A:. feature was given by Mrs'.
Jack Ferguson.
Pans were made for the
Wod» Day of Mayer- service - to
be held on March 1, in - the
McIntosh .Church. The ladies.
were reminded of the Bruce`
Presbyterial. in Walkerton on
February 27.
Mrs. Wright closed the . -
meeting with kprayer. Lunch
was served by » Mrs. Harvey
Wright, Mrs. Gordon -Wright
and Mrs. ►Iddon Renick, ,
•
Guild visits
local industry
Mrs. Robert Jones, vice-
president of St. Paul'•s Even-
ing Guild, presided for the
regular meeting in the parish
hall. on Tuesday of last week.
The president, Mrs. p o n
Kennedy. is a patient in a
Montreal hospital following a
skiing accident. -
Mrs. Jones gave the.opening
prayer and Mrs. C. Wilkinson -
read Scripture. The members
then enjoyed a visit to Century .
Dip Strip where the proprietor,
James Currie, explained the '
new precedure and gave a very .
convincing demonstration on
what beautiful wood .carving is
sometimes hidden by a lot of
old paint. The ladies asked
Many questions about the .fasci-
nating process.
Mrs. Wilkinson thanked Mr..
Currie for his ,demonstration.
The member s returned to the
church to . complete- t h,e
business at hand and lunch 'was
served by Mrs.. Wilkinson and
Mrs. Jack. King.
JOHN ' tom, President of the Royal
Canadian Legion, 180 is soon 'with
the► two winners in the secondary school
division of the public speaking , Contest
held at the public School last Saturday,
sponsored by the Branch. Contra is Dor-
othy Elliott of Brussels, winner in the
senior class, and Linda' Wilson, also of
Brussels, junior winner.
--Advance:Times Photo.
414 womiNs • ivy*
aka ,ie,,.,,._.., ,.r1„
fiaturis from
<>The World of Wo
fl
Belgrave Personals
Mir. and- Mfrs. Frank Work-
man of Brussels visited with her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
'Mark Armstrong. on Sunday,
Miss Marilyn Taylor of Kit-
chener spent the week -end at
the home of her :patents, Mr.
.and Mrs, Jack Taylor, o °
Mrs. ".pert Grasby and Mrs.
Ada. Smith of Brussels spent a
couple Of days at the annual
convention of the -Ontario Agri-
'culture Society which was held
at the King Edward Hotel, Tor-
onto,
Mr, and Mrs. Robert Higgins
spent a couple of days.at the
home of Mr. and Mrs, Roy Pat-
- tiaon,,
Mr, and Mrs. Jack Armstrong
of Hamilton visited over the
week -end with Mrs. Dave Arm-
strong and Mr. and Mrs.. - Robert
Grasby.
Mr., Carl Procter is a patient
in Wingham anA Dirtrict.Hospit-
al. . <,
Mr Davi Walsh was a -
� stu-
dent
dent teacher at Howick Central
School last week.
Miss Margaret Higgins of
London spent the week -end with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Higgins.
Mrs. Walter Kerr of Brussels -
visited one day last week with
her aunt; Mrs. Herb . Wheeler.
Miss Hilda Lane of Belleville
spent the _week -end with her
aunt, Mrs, Mid Laybou nn,
at the home of Mrs. Robert Pur-
don,' She also visited with Mrs,
Uerb Wheeler,
M r, and Mrs, Alex Styles of
Mimico spent Sunday with her
aunt.; Mrs. Cora McGill',
14, and Mrs.. Gordon Eos-
man'visited with Rev. Hugh C..
and, Ma Wesson, of Exeter, on
Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs.,- Donald ,Camp0,
bell and family of Belatnont
visited With, Mr,, and.»Mrs. Mac
Scott over the weekend' and
also visited other Belgirave
friends,.
and'.Mrs«,Leslie Shaw
and, family and Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd Anderson and family of
London spent Sunday with Mr.
and Macs. Jack .Manderson.
Mr. and Mrs., Clarene a Han,
nkarxl Mr. and Mrs. Roy Patti-
:son attended the Ontario Good
Roads convention, held. in the
Royal York Hotel.,, Toronto.
The short course on "Needle-`
craft" has been postponed to-
March
o-March 14 and 15, these days to
be; confirmed. •
Mr. and Mrs. Itwis'Stone-
house spent the week-enrd with •
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Stone-
house of London and on their
return home called on Rev,,
Hugh C. --and Mrs. Wilson of
Exeter.
Mrs. Lyle Hopper is'a -pa •
tient in the Wingham and Dist;-
rice %lospital„
N6 semief6NuNu. uH.I.,u ,UIP! i6NNNpt6,HN.NNMUUfl*,6NHN�NNN.
V'isiis to s -hut -Ins -t� be
reported at next meetin
WHITECHURCH--The U.C.
W. of Calvin -Brick Churchtksnet -
last Wednesqlay at the home of
Mrs. Roy Dwson.... There were
"l tp'resent. Mrs. Roy Pattison
gave the call to worship and
Mrs. L. Currie led in prayer.
Scripture was -read by Mrs. - Pat-
tison, » assisted by Mrs. -Norman ,
Coates. Mrs. - Lawrence- Taylor;
i •'
Mrsonald ►C'oultesi wMrsi. --- -:..
Dawson and Mrs. Alex Robert-
son.
'The offering was received by
little Donna Dawson and dedic-
ated ,by Mrs. Pattison. Mrs.
John Jamieson gave a reading,
"-For Patience Only", from Out-
reach. -
The Bible study, "Looking
Ahead with Sincerety,, was
given by .Mrs. Gordon McBurney
and a lively discussion followed. ,
Mrs.. Dick Moore led in the
mission study on Japan with the
topic being "Three Young Jap- -
ane,seBoys" . Several Japanese
articles were on display.
The president, MMrs. Alex -
Robertson°, was in charge of the
business. Minutes were read by
Mis. Dawson and delegates to ,
the. Presbyterial at Seaforth,
Mrs. Ken Mason, Mrs, Norman
Coultes, Mrs. Gordon McBur-
ney and Mrs. -A. Robertson re-
ported. •
MIs. Ronald Coultes will
rent the hall in Wingham for
the bake sale,on April 6. Flow-
ers and Cards were sent to Mrs.
George Coultes for her birthday
on February 22. A thank you
note was read from Mrs. Clar-
ence Ghamney. World Day of -
-Prayer will be• field at the home
of Mrs. lJorman 'Coultes . on
March I, ' wiith Mrs. J. G. Rob -
ens as'speaker. `The.;Easier
meeting will be April 11. '
Next month's toll call .will.
be to name the shut-ins .or sick
persons visited, or to whom
cards are sent during the month..
Mrs, Ken Mason's groupheld
ay binhday,tea.and bozos:`,
--Mr. and Mrs. Lorne
oorehead and - Mrs.. Jack Gou-.
dy.. of Scarboro and Mrs. Hazel
Lockridge of Hamilton spnt
last week -end with .Mr. and
Mrs.. Stan Campbell.
-Mrs. Jim Carr spent last
week in Port Elgin with her'son,
Mr. land Mrs. David Carr and
family. _
▪ -Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ro-
binson of Francis Street visit
.with his Mother, Mrs. J.C. Ro-
binson in .Victoria Hospital on
Sunday.
▪ -Mrs. Ross King, Scott -
Street, , had the misfortune to
fall and break the large bone in
her left wrist. It is in a cast. .
IV. A. IIAMILTON.
OPTOMETRIST
Josephine Street
WINGHAM»
FOR APPOINTMENT
Phone 357-1361
CUSTOM DESIGNED -
HANOVER
KITCHENS
{ Ladies! You spend most
of your time in the kitch-
en . . why not enjoy it!
• Monthly Pry- S 9 AA
marts as
low as We are
10411°114:
equipped to
Wo !:ave a Lar' install your
wall to . wail
Neon °f ° Broadloom
Nr .and FloorP Coverin s .
Flavor . toSSA's
aEi
Coverings
to choose
.from
• Via Stock
ARMSTRONG VINYL
ASBESTOS
FtO-OR TILE
zw:47.
BEAVER
405 JOSSeHINE $T., WINGHAM.— 3012551
Open t its II, Man. to Pd.; $,to 12, Saturday