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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1968-10-31, Page 5e doe mance policy. stand?" dcn''t dthe doctor. "it's intrad o ,iirtrtNrM►s "What di d little Margaset set at ds birthday Cyt" Mather: 'Three hooks, Fousthandissichiefs, and:the 0 4 4 � o • CKLOAD. .'if last week's snowfall caught you by surprise, don't lit it happen again. . . . WINTERIZE YOUR, CAR NOM'. Drive in today and let us equip your car with first- line snow tires.. We have a truckload lust waiting to be installed.Get prepared for winter's surprises with a tune-up, oil .change, anti -freeze, heating system inspection and. snow tires. When the snow flies, go with confidence, with, reliable service from the Station you trust. YERN'$ TEXACO PHONE 357-3380 . WINGHAM A REPRESENTATIVE Of CANADA MANPOWER D CENTRE will be in Wingham Town Hall hutsday, 7 November 1968 1300-pm,J EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES - and EMPLOYMENT AND MANPOWER RETRAINING INFORMATION AVAILABLE Canafla ManDoer Centre Department of Manpower and /mmrgrat:on 125 Argyle Avenue North LISTOWEL, ONTARIO at; 8iu.vai Mr. and Mrs. lister of Teetwater and D 140 Mom of Wroxeter were Saturday evening visitors with Mr. And Mrs, Percy Vin' 'cent. Mr, and Mrs, JackMurch of Clinton - visited on Sunday at the same home. On .Monday Mr. and Mrs.' Knute.Karhoin of Londe called on W. and Mrs. Vincent,, ' Mr, and Mir*. Irving Mc- Cabe, of Windsor, .visited Mr.' and Mrs. 'Carl Johnston at the week; -end. `• Jun `a ones, of 'White - church, visited Mr. and Mrs, J. J. Eftott and othecfriends last week. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Okum and Linda, Of Kitchener, were -with Mr. and Mr$. Les 1 i e Greenaway for the week -end. Mt, and Mrs. Michael Ross and farnily spent a fewdays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Guenther, at Windsor. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Street and family, of Listowel, visit- ed. Mrs. M. L. Aitken on S1111 - day, Mrs. M. L. Aitken attended the commencement exercises at Listowel secondary School on Friday evening. Congratulations to Paul Mof-. fatt for his record breaking cross country run at London last week • Young people of Bluevale and Whitechurch United Churches met at the Bluevale manse on Sunday evening and organized a young people's group. W am Ad* Baptismal service held at Bluevale BLUEVALE--Rev. W. O. Mathers, of Blyth, preached in the United Church on Sunday . morning and conducted a bap- tismal service. ap-tisrnal.service. The following children :were baptized: Jennifer Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mi- chael Ross; Mungo Mark, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Brew- er; David Lloyd, • son of -Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Wheeler; Ronda Lynn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald McFarlane, of Kitchen- REC. ASSOCIATION EUCHRE PARTY BLUEVALE--The Bluevale IRecleanonnral4s. sociptigr, held, t l's West' &refire party of the sea- son in the community hall on Thursday evening, the com- mittee in charge being Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Campbell and Mr. aid Mrs. Lloyd Warwick. There were nine tables in play. The prize winners were: High score, Mrs. Mungo Mac- tariene and J. J. Elliott; low score, Mrs. Michael Ross and Robert McKinnon; lucky draw, Joe Walker. Obesity -A surplus gone t� waist. GRAPE. 11 AT the Morris -.East Wawanosh School ,is taught by Mrs; Nancy Daer, Four of her pupils are seen witha sample of the work they have been doing during the past few days. They are; from the left: Nell Hanna, Jeffery Armstrong,, Donna Dawson. and Joanne Edger, William Stev- enson is principal of the school. --#T Rix, 1: isoSSO iN IM 'U"nr"nrrours 1►"rnrnsou rn","*"""►►"pll"►li"ntgrtuI PU►"►4 tl1r►N►y/r111►t BeIg ra ve Personal Notes Mr, and Mrs, Ernie Craw- ford of Goderich and Miss Nor- ma Nethery of Hamilton visited on Saturday with Mr, and Mrs. :ked Cook. • . Mrs. Agnes McCreight of 1tingham spent a couple of days with Mrs. Dan Armstrong,re cently.. Miss Norma Nethery of Ham- ilton visited with her aunt, Mise Telford Cook on Saturday. Mrs. Hilda Roberts and Mr, .. Harold Roberts of Listowel spent Monday with Mrs. Dave Arm- strong. rmstrong. . • Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jones and Charlene of Bramalea spent. Sunday with her aunt, Mrs. Al.,. bert Vincent and Mr. Vincent: Mr, and Mrs.- Ralph McCrea and .family of Blyth visited at the same home. Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Han- na attended the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr: and Mrs. R. J. Russell of Listowel, which was held at the home of their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ross, Stratford, on Sunday evening. Mr. and .Mrs. Floyd Camp- bell visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Campbell and family of London. Mr, . and Mrs, Louis Hayes of/ Elyria, .Ohid, are'spending this week with their daughter and her husband, Mr: and Mrs, Jack Van Camp. Mr. and Mrs. David Hanna and family of Kitchener spent the week -end .visiting'with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Claren- Treasure hunt for Messengers BELGRAVE; -The Messengers held their meeting on Tuesday afternoon of last week in the United Church basement with their leaders in charge, Mrs. Thomas Cameron and Mrs. Jas. Lamont. "God Sees The Little Spar- row Fall" was sung and collect- ion was received. Mrs. James Lamont read stories on Thanks- giving and Hallowe'en. Recreation was in the furm of a treasure hunt -and the mak- ing of paper Jack -Ci -Lanterns. The meeting closed' with the hymn, "Tell Me the Stories of Jesus". and the Messengers prayer: The next sleeting will be Tuesday, November 12, at 3.30 p. m. in the church basement. ce Hanna and Mr, and Mrs Willard Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Carip- bell spent a few days recently with Mr. and Mrs.. Ed Ansley of Thessalon. Mts. Richard Procter attend- ed her daughter's graduation at Alumni Hall, University of Western Ontario on Friday. Ron Hill of Guelph, Mr, and Mrs, Lloyd Henderson of London and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Procter also attended. ' Mr. and° Mrs, Reformgtio n Sunday at Wroxeter U.C. WROXETER--Our Protestant Heritage was the theme of Rev, George Sach's message for Reformation Sunday at the United; Church. The children's story related that the Bible has come to us in many languages. In one United Church in Woodstock two elders still carry in .the Bi- ble and open it according to the -old 'tradition, Martin Luther started ggaspark of i'tlurninat ai.'4 i'Years ago when he '!failed his thesis to a church door in Germany.. He brought good news of the cross, that sinners were made right with God through Christ. The Church -of -Rome was very pow-_ erful and it took great courage . to become a protestant Christ- ian. One hundred and fifty years ;before Luther, John Hass had been burned to death for his faith. Knox, Calvin, Wes- ley and Luther would call us to venture and dedicate 'ourselves positively, not negatively, Mr. Sach said. While Luther was studying to become a priest his soul was starved, but finally the light came through and he started to tell the evangelic gospeL Mankind lives in a scienti- fic age but science cannot serve us. Science has created a world where Christians must be dedicated or lose their souls. The junior choir sang the anthem, "Lift up your Heart" by E. J. Lorenz. The annual fall Thankoffer- ing of the United Church Wo- men held the first Sunday in November will be addressed by Rev. Sach when he will speak on his experiences in Central Asia. .Henderson entertained at a din- ner in their home thatevening in honor lvliss Procter. The Rev. Maldwyn Roberts of Auburn took charge ofthe services at. Ca,iv.n-Brick and Knox United Church Belgrave on. Sunday when ; Rev. John G. Roberts was guest speaker at anniversary services in Au- burn Knox United Chtuch. Mr. and MiGs. Ivan Carter of ,Clinton called on Mrs. Tel- ford Cook ikon Sunday evening. • Mr, and Mrs. Victor Stack- house and family visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ern- ie Cuthbuertson o1 London. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Arm- strong of Thorndale spent a few days with his mother, Mrs. Dave Armstrong and also visit- ed with, other relatives. Anniversary service -will be held in Knox Presbyterian Church, Belgrave on Sunday. November. 3, at 11 a. m. Rev. ° R. U. McLean, Clinton, will be guest speaker. Chalmers COC W HITECHURCH- -Chalmers C.O. C. met in the Sunday School room durin the church a .. s. se tlde'c Bundy. ''Tt .e' tali • to worship was' given by Jim DeBoer and Cathy Purdon read Scripture. Douglas Ross offered prayer. Debbie Raynolds, secretary, read the minutes. Fifteen an- swered roll call with one of the Ten Commandments. Wendy England dedicated the offering which was received by David Ross. MIs. Archie Purdon gave the ,juniors their story while Mrs. Hugh Simpson told the story of "The Greatest Gift" to the seniors, "Is there any truth in the re- port that MacTavish has bought . the. gasoline station?" "Well, I don't know for sure, but the 'Free Air' signs have been tak- en down, " .y. . 81, ;# w.► y rsonals �.It t.ka day of fel, but in 001130 assns ft Is 8 ofhas& le le the Belmore axes have always Proud Rof our youth, bet 'were beginning to weeder if such pride is Justified, es each year rept tz of destmetiee b come mere, widely -spread. BeImore .n adult *MO woup, under the leadership a Rev, Keith Wettlauter began last week for the McIntosh and Be n o e United Church congregations, Held twoiltursday eveningsof each month, the Meeting will alternate between the two churches. The group 15 study- ing the book of Revelations, and anyone interested is .most welcome to attend. " Mr. and Mrs.. Elsner Zinn' visited on Friday of Last week with Mr. Zinn's brothers, Lloyc and Ervin, who is still htspit- alized In Godetich., • :Mrs.. Herb Busby entered Wingharu and District Mc itaj on Friday of last Week. and will remain. there for treat- ment, We hope she will soon be feeling better.. Seems some village fork are having a taste of that northern moose that met its fate last week, They say the meat is deiiciou's, !Bach like beef, but just between you and me, 1'li stick to beef, thanks! M. and Mrs, Jack Hiscox of W oodstock -were recent•. visit - 'ors with Mr, and. Mrs. Rowland Ballagh on the 2nd. On Sunday the B, allaghs were guests of Mr. and'Mrs, Torn J a c;ks on at Guelph.. Mr. and Mrs.. Otto Johann and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon' 'Wag - born and family; all of Owen Sound,. and the Ross McKague family of our area, were Sun- day guests of Miss' Mae .Johann. Mrs. Alex' Sangster visited on Sunday with Mr. and' Mrs. l Floyd Shortill in the George- town area. A family dinner was held at the home o1 Mr. ,and Mrs. l'sh+ mer Jeffray on Sunday, in hon- or of the 54th wedding anniver- sary of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer... , Zinn. We`,loin the farniiy.in wishing them all -the best and our heartiest congratulations. 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Wroxeter Personals Mrs. Lorne Walker and Mrs. Alex Taylor of Howick were recent visitors with Miss Gert- rude Buih and Mrs. W. Weir. Mn. Mac Allan returned home at the week -end with her son Dick of Toronto, ,after vis- iting in Montreal and Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Smith Visited at the home of their son, Mr. and Mrs. Bernell Smith in Listowel on Sunday. Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Walker were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Walker, Galt, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Weppler, Chesley,,, and Mr. Harry Walk- er of Moorefield. We are sorry to hear Mrs, Ken Willoughby was removed by ambulance to hospital on Sunday evening but we hope for a speedy recovery. • Mr. and Mrs. Danny Salter and Mrs. Mudd of Toronto were at their home here for the week -end. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Noble and sons of Waybill and Mrs. Hilda Bolt of Wingham visited Mr. and Mrs. Fraser Haugh on Sunday. Re'v. Frank and Mrs. Russell of Guelph were week -end guests with Mr. and Mrs. Vern Clark. We are happy to Learn Miss Ann Douglas, who has been a patient in Victoria Hospital, London, following an automo- bile accident Thanksgiving week -end, has recovered suf- ficiently to return to the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Douglas -on Satuuday. Mr. Clayton Coates and daughter, Joy, of Sarnia visit- ed his parents, Mr. and tubs. Ross Coates on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. G. R, Gibson, Hamilton, spent a few days with Misses Elsie and Marion Gibson. Mr: John Hupfer and Miss Hazel Sparling were Sunday supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Aylmer Hart, Brussels. Mrs, Walter Charles visited last Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Charles, Listowel. 4 1. Aerodynamic designed fibreglass durable tilt -up cowl. 2. Pleated and rolled upholstery and attractive imitation leather bound tool box with dual safety side and rear lights on Deluxe models. 3. Tough patented rubber trek with nylon reinforcement that takes any punishment you can give it. 4. World renowned HIRTH engine. 5. 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