HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1968-08-22, Page 11Rawl nod Lea Ritebie of
Lucknew.e n Sung vim with
fir sifter, MIs. Jaitiest Tw ,'
Dis-
trict patient
nt in an.and Dis-
p al,
gage Thompson is th,wee e k
Waiting with his Mend, Rickiy
Hared, of Palmerston.
Mrs, Wallace Conn and !Alma
visited on Sunday with Mr. and:.
Mrs, Douglas Conley of Wing -
Charles Thompson returned.
borne on Saturday with his fa-
ther after assisting his relatives,
Mx, and Mrs. Roy Thompson,.
with work at dreier store at Rock-
lyn for several we eks,
Mr, and Mrs, Jim Henderson
of Brantford spent the geek -end
w ", and Wks Wes r Tif-
fin.
HeatherMrs,
George
Youngand
Lases visited Fri-
day with Mr, and s, Charles
Tiffin of Winghntn,
Mr, and Mrs. , ,Ward Walk-
er and Cheryl of East litawanosh
spent Sunday evening with Ur.
and Mrs, :Albert Coul.tes.
Mrs, Les Reynolds, Wendy
and Debbie returned home 'Atg-
nor 6 after visiting With relatives
in England since July 16,
- Mist Sandra Fisher of Kitten
ener spent the weekend with
her parents, . and ;Mrs, .Geo,
Fishes
Miss Susanne l eynolds; .,Reg
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hark youor your patronage.
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Wa►1.ly 'you .can, be in a
jiffy,with a qulek trip
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WINGHAM DRY
'.` LEANERS.
"When :you 'bring your clothes in
clean them . . to perfection..
'Count. *on us tohelp you ret
or CONTACT LOWES BARBER SHOP, BRUSSELS
and 1rs, l Ids.
Visitors i weMek*end
wig Mrs. Cie o a Cam of tacit
Wawanosb and with Mr. Cie,
a
patient in Wiisgb:= and Dis-
trict Hospital, were Mr, and
Mrs, Gerald St. /iasie and faM
icy. Mar, and Mrs, Ken Wine
,garden and family. Mir, a n d
Mrs. Prank McConnel, Mr. and
Mrs, Bert Kirton, and Miss Leiro
all of tOndon,
.Mr, and, Mars. Wesley Tiffin',
Mrs. Cecri' FaaZconea', Jing Fal-
coner and Oliver lvicOriati visit-
ed Mond ay with, Mfrs, Nora
Cronin at Orangeville, Mrs.
Cronin entered hospital on Tue a0,
day for surgery, '
Pawl ,fobnston of • Li sr t o Vie
spent last week holidaying with
his grandparents, Me, and Mrs,
Gershon. Johnston.
Mrs. Angus Falconer iind
Kelvin returned borne on• Sunday
to Stireetsville after a holiday
with Mgrs.. Cecil Falconer.
• Rev..Geor e
g adn • Mfrs, Wart
and family°o1' Oakville called
Q
Sundt at the hone of Mr. and
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Mrs. �K; e►eorge' Thompson and tam
fly and Mr., and . Mr;. Millan
Moore, Mrs. Thompson and
MVlWatt,rs, Nloore are s isters of Re v
Mr. and •Mrs. Jin Johnston
and girls were Saturday evening
visitors with Mt. and Mrs. Ger"
shorn Johnston,. Wingham. Pawl
who had been holidaying here
last week, returned home with
them. •
Mrs,. •A. E. Purdon returned •
last week to the home of Mr.'
and Mrs, Athol.,purdon, Sarnia,
for a few'weeks. . ".
Mrs. Davidson Of Windsor
visited ;Monday :with Mr.. and
Mrs, Gershorn •Johnston of Win
• g.
ham. .
-Mr. • Dan Cassidy, Mr. a ri d
Mrs. Neu h 'Kennel and family
g Y
visited with .Mr. and Mrs, Dan
Cassidy Jr. acid family, Turkey;
oint, y
rat, on�Sunday,
Mr. .and Mrs, Walter Arscott
nd Andrea sypent.the week -end
><Yith .Mr. and Mrs.' Tony pi
ova and famzlY
,, and with oth-
r'Toronto relatives.•
Mr. and Mrs. George'Thom.
P'
on and Earl visited with h is
rather, 'Clayburn Thompson :of
eversham, from Wednesday to
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Saturday.
° Sunday visitors with Mr.' and •
Mr's, ge.riborn.iiilostgo Of Wing-
haxn were Mr. and Mrs. J a O k
Johnston' and ;family of St. Marys,
Mr. and Mrs. Reg Peacock and
family of Thornton and Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Peacock, Alliston.
Miss .Linda Jamieson has gone
to camp at Huntsville for t wo
Weeks..
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You can clean up this bunch
forpenniesadayIth
an electric water heater
Bath the kids, do the laundry, wash the
dishes, have a shower. With a Cascade 40
electric water heater there'll be lots and
lots of hot water for all your needs ..
and for only pennies a day.'
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C. �aF Saerforkh
tared place fir. . the: oeet:howi n/{.,T Most
the
1 m '..- " 1��
improvement on the gunnery course spon-
sored by, the 21st : ,i"iesid- Regiment at the
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W ng air Armouries. The 'CO of the Regi.
.
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e t Col. R
Ritter,
made
the
presen-
tation during the unite inspection
at the
end of the ,six-week; course. --A4 Photo
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WHITECHURCH--"T"he United `$
Church arch. Women met .on August
' at the home of Mrs. Russel
• Mrs; ' e
. Garnear' farrier
played quiet music .while the
ladies were gathering.
'Mrs,, D., g 8
Dave Gibb gave the call
to worship and a hymn was; sung
with Mrs. G., parr er-at, tPhe i
ano. • Mrs.:' Gibb reach the Scrip-
tures gave the edit`atiion.and
led irr
n prayer. Mrs.Fred'Tiffin
poen
read several short s� V
..
Mrs. George Thornpso gave
a talk on racial die rir t..o
o �nrn .
and told a story ted' illustrate her
talk. She read the :introduction
to the ,book. p „ study "Jap anip ro-'
Y
tale , telling of Japan's.govern-
ment.
`
Japan .is noted for her
hard working people. Then fol-
lowed the story of the woman
called The Modern ,Naomi She
FAMILY' TREE
IIe;AVAliABLE . „"
WH TEC URCH ,AMcBurn-
ey family reunion pllnlcwas
held Sunday afternoon at th e
home. o f Mr, an'd•'lii's. Gordon '
McBurney when about 46 gath-
ered to enjoy a sports program
organized by Mr. and Mrs. E1-�
mer Sheill of London. Games,
contests and races provided the
entertainment.
A family tree prepared by •
Mrs. Gordon McBurney was of
interest to older members and
copies were on hand for those
who wished to.have them.
The president, Adam Mo.!.
Burney, and secretary -treasurer,
Mrs. Art Nicholson conducted
the business. . The newly -elec-
ted president is Elmer Sheill
with Mrs. Helen McBurney as
secretary. Lunch was served,
found it a place 'to sell' musical
instruments rume
nts.an r lig
r
ous bo
aks
Later she found 'food for people
in internment camps. Her Work
today is Mostly among women
and children, This was an in-
teresting chapter and everyone ',
could' learn nnuc h from Miss Na-.
omi. .
Mrs, Ezra. Scholtz presided
for the'.business, Mrs. C a r 1
Weber, se's tet ary read the
minutes * and, called, the roll with
13 members .telling of. a good,
book or article theyhad. read..
In the. absence of Mrs. Albert,'
Coultes, :treasurer, Mrs. Scholtz
read hertreport. Mrs. Garnet
Farrier reported on the bale
which was.shipped recently.
Y
Mrs: Ezra Scholtz gave the
courtesy remarks and closed with
prayer. The travelling basket
was on display from which many
purchased. articles. '
Highlights of
travels related
at COC meeting
WHITECHURCH- -Chalmers
C.O.C. met in the Sunday,
School room during church serv-
ice on Sunday.
The president, Jim De Boer,
gave the call to worship and
read the Scripture. Prayer was
given by Jean Simpson. •
Debbie Reynolds read the
minutes and called' the roll
-which was answered by 13 nam-
ing something,they were using.
'from the garen. David Elliott
received the offering which was
dedicated by Lori Purdon. Barry
Elliott gave a reading. Mrs.
Hugh Simpson led in responsive
prayer. `
They then divided with the •
seniors hearing their story from
Mary Jones Bible by Mrs. Hugh
Simpson and Mrs. Archie Purdon'
gave the juniors a story.
Debbie Reynolds told of her
trip to England and Mrs, Archie
Purdontold of their trip by car '
to Prince Edward Island and re-
turn by United states.
rM
H leaders
receive gifts
WHITECHuRCH-•-On August
6th the Whitechujch 4-H Garden
Club and: members'of the, clubs,
Working with Wool and gait in
the Menu, met at the home: of
Mrs, Walter Elliott.
'li'e_p silent Brenda King,
c act
o d ter
n math,e,4 ,
opeaning ex er
by Ru
vises,th. TheElliominutestt were read
Plans for the Garden Club
Achievement Day, wee fhiali•+ °
zed.: Y
Before ox -okra e:�utsde.f•.
g. g.for
games Irene'De Boer, spoke oke in
.
appreciation of the work of
Pamela' King as leader and the
girls presented her with atravel-
ing case. 'Mrs. Dave Xing was
also thanked for her work with
.P
the clubs and .resented 'with a
wicker roll basket. •Both thank-
ed theirls for their' kindness
g ��
in remembering them in this
way..
Games were enjoyed on'ihe
lawn wl}°ilewhot dogs were„being .`
barbecued.
WHITECHURCH- • Langside
W, M'. s.:met August 6 at .the ,
bome of Mrs. Charles Tiffin of
Wgham. As president, Mrs,,
Tiffin presided and opened the e
meeting with the call to wor- -
ship
A hymn was sung. The . •
Scripture was read by Mrs. Wel-
sh. The meditation, Carry' a
Little Honey” was given by Mrs,
Gordon Wall. Mrs. Wesley
Young led inprrayer.A.'reading,
"Things Just Don't Happen" was
given by Mrs.Lapp.
The minutes were read by
me secretary. Mirs.. ' McGillvary
and the roll call was answered
with a verse of . Scripture.
During the business xr was
decided the noir meeting would
be the home of Mrs. Lloyd
Moffat of lucknow. Articles.
for the bale
are .ot . be
taken
to
the: next, meeting 'r Flans Sh lens wi ril
be'made,* . 'Cheannxver-
atr�the fall, lse offering wa�
Ha De aoer and
+
Mars. Will ,
Mrs. Charles Ti wse
Fseined ' with *cop
a _
group.
Mr.. Webb gave
The ,
i;%deca` ,
Grace, h guest speaker it
Richardson.
Wall
expressed thanks
Richardson for brim
ai'4tfor her srsps Me055004,
1
WI Lloyd a tgave a •
reading, Another hymn WM
sung, and the meeting closed
repeating theLord"; prayer
unisaet;,
Cotif#y remarks
dry Miss Emma Richardson.
Just bei .luncli was
.the hostess presented 1 Y
Richardson with` >
act pirtisd
The cake .was enfoyed
.a'
during`1iunch
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