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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1969-03-20, Page 8a IA INV 0 -• Wingham Advance -Times, Thursday. March 20. 1969 Wroxeter Personals andDo M>a. Donald tour and farad Toronto, ed 8� y.visited d Saturday with Mixes Eisie and Marion Gibson. Miss Alison Metcalfe, who has been here for a visit, returned with them to. Tornnto enroute to her home in Mr. and Mrs. Boyne Sage and family, 3rd line Wallace, pent Sunday with the Ross To - mans. Mr. and Mrs. Blair Sharp and family of Sarnia spent a few days with her father, Mr. John Hupfer. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Coates were in Millbrook for the week- end where they visited their Bon- in -law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Mapletoft and fam- ily. amily. Miss Ada Norman of Galt spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Vern Clark. Sunday guests at die home of Mrs. George Griffith were Mr. Norman Nixon of Waterloo, Mr. Tom Jenson of Ottawa, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Nixon and - Howard of Camp Borden, Miss ,Ann McKercher, Guelph, and John McKercher of Jamestown. Hazel Spading p ar long visited 'Mrs. James Robertson in God- erich hospital on Sattuday. Mr. and Mrs. Cannan Nixon and family, London, are visit- ing thisweek with her parents. Mr. and Mn. Fraser Haugh. Belmore • We are sorry that illness has again plagued two of our area residents. Miss Frances Inglis is again hospitalized in, Wing - ham, as is Mr. Thomas Abra- ham. We hope that both are greatly improved by the time this is, read. Miss Mae Johann attended an Insurance seminar in Toron- to last week. Still not too much activity at the Sugar Shanty, as this is being written, but we hope as you're reading it things will have started to hum and the sap -boilers are busy. Don't forget --pancakes and maple syrup are being served in the arena, each evening from the time the sap starts to run. Drop in on us, eh? Business and Professional Directory C. W. CASLICK LIFE - HEALTH BUSINESS INSURANCE 50 Patrick Street East Wingham Representing IMPERIAL LIFE A27-1yr CAVILLER & COMPANY Chartered Accountants Resident Partner J. E. Kennedy, C.A., Dial 881-3471. - Walkerton Cra*f ord, Shepherd and Mill - :Barristers, Solicitors, , Etc. J. Harley. Crawford, Q.C. Norman A. Shepherd, M.A., LLB. Alan R. Mill, B.A., LLB. WINGHAM,•.ONTARIO Dial' 357.3630 Chiropractor R. BRAY, D.C. 256 Centre Street Phone . 357-1224 Wingham WINGHAM MEMORIALS GUARANTEED GRANITES CEMETERY LETTERING REASONABLE PRICES Buy Direct and Save Bus. Ph. 357-1910 Res. Ph. 357-1015 Frederick F. Homuth Phm.B., R.O. Carol . E. Homuth, RO Mrs. Viola H. Homuth, RO OPTOMETRISTS Phone 338-2712 HARBISTON - ONTARIO T. GOODALL BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, NOTARY, ETC. Office —. Meyer Block WINGHAM DIAL 357-1990 Rev. D. O. Fry accepts call . to Red Deer Rev. Douglas 0. Fry, minis- ter of First Presbyterian Church, Seaforth since 1962, has ac- cepted a call to Knox Presby- terian Church, Red Deer, Al- berta. Mr. Fry will preach his farewell services at Seaforth and Bayfield Presbyterian Church ori Easter Sunday. Mr. Fry, a native of Wing - ham, is the son of Mrs. Nor- man Fry. He received his edu- cation here and was for some years employed at CKNX be- fore entering the ministry. He was ordained in St. Andrew's Church, Wingham, in 19 58 . Mr. Fry went to Seaforth from the Iroquois and S o u th Mountain charge. He is clerk of the Stratford -Huron Presby- tery, padre of Branch 156 of the Royal Canadian Legion and was for several years town represent - ative on the Seaforth Commun- ity Hospital Board. Mrs. Fry is the former Bette Lewis, daughter of Mrs. Ernie Lewis of Lucknow. Mrs. ,Fry is also a native of Wingham. They have four children, Douglas who is married and lives in Toronto, Peggy Ann of Kitchener, Mary Jean, a grade nine student, and Christopher , 6. Mr. and Mrs. Fry, MaryJean, and Christopher will leave for the western charge in . A p r i l where he will take over his du- ties at the end of the month- BLUEVALE Visitors on Monday with Mr. and Mrs. R. H. McKinnon were Mr. and Mrs. Spence McKinnon and family of Niagara Falls, and Mrs. William Milliere of Mount forest. McIntosh U holds maetieo 13ELMORE-44#101109411meted Church Women bel4tisfiatioNh meeting on wednefda' e9tGng of last week in the churc'h'base- meat. The president, Mt*. Walter Renwick, opened the meeting with a thought 94Eas.t- er, followed by a hymn. Scrip- ture was read by Mrs„ Eidon Renwick and- Mt:. Jack highs. Mrs. Leslie Harkness read the meditation on the Resurrection. Devotions closed with prayer. Mrs. Clark Renwick and Mrs. Mac Inglis were in charge of the study period and present- ed the third chapter of " M a n ' Alive". Roll call was a verse on Easter. For die feature. Mrs. Bruce Harkness read two poems, "The World Is Mine" and "Cheer up, Things Aren't So Bad". During the business, Mrs. Jack Inglis gave a report on the Bruce Presbyterial that washed in Port Elgin. The members also planned to attend the Eas- ter Thankoffering meeting Of the Belmore U. C. W. to beheld on April 10th. The president closed the meeting with an Easter prayer ° and lunch was served by the • co mmittee in charge. ALL CANADIAN • HOME HARDWARE 1000 Store Buying Power Saves You Money VALUE - SERVICE - DEPENDABILITY Black & Decker WHILE THEY LAST 9 B400 W' DRILL A. Black & Decker quality drill et a low price, • designed for general use around the house. Like all B & D IA" drills, its job functions increase with the use of accessories, and attachments.. STEEE TOOL BOX No. '619 TOOL BOX Size: 19" long x 6" wide x 6q" high, with nickel - plated heavy duty draw bolt with padlock hasp, full grip handle, ,drawn lift -but tray. Welded coni struction. BUY CANADIAN • Flaherty Quality 4.98 too• til SEE OUR .8s CENT SALE Now • In Progress PHONE 357-2910 STAINTON HARDWARE INGHAM LIMITED UCW holds -World Prayer service • DONNYBROOK --The March meeting of the U. C. W. was held Tuesday afternoon of last' week at the home of Mrs. Ed- ward Robinson with a good at- tendance and four visitors. The World Day of Prayer program was used. The theme "Growing Together in Christ" was led by Mrs. John Hildebrand with M`s.. Margaret Leddy, Mrs. Edward Robinson, Mrs. Hilliard'Jeffer- son and Mrs. Emest Snowden assisting. After a period 'of prayer, the. African spiritual, "KumBa Yah was sung. Prayers were read by the leaders with the other mem- bers responding. After singing "Lord ofLight" Mrs. Hildebrand introduced the guest speaker, Mrs. M. Roberts of Auburn, who gave a veryin- spir ng message on prayer. Mrs. Stuart Chamney reC iv- ed the offering and Mrs. Hi1ae- brand gave the dedication pray- er. ' "TbeDay Thou Gavest, • Lord Is Ended,'. was sung and Mrs. Hildebrand gave the bene- diction. After a, moment of si- lence, a prayer -was repeated in unison. Lunch was served by thehost- elm assisted by the leaders. L.O.B.A. EUCHRE GORRIE--Twelve tables were in play Wednesday evening in the Gorrie Orange Hall. Win- ners were: Men's high, Burns Stewart; high lady, „Mrs. Wil- liam Taylor, Wingham; low lady, Mrs. John Strong; door prize, Mrs. Alex Petrie; lucky, .cup, Mrs. Alvin Fitch; birthday in March, Mrs. Gordon Under- wood. Tournament Continued from Page One 11:15 (f) Winner Thursday2:45 • vs Winner Thursday 8:00 Blenheim vs Graven- hurst Winner Thursday 11:15 vs Winner Thursday •6:15 Winner/'Thursday 9:30 vs Winner Thursday 1:00 Loser Thursday 11:15vs Loser Friday 9:30 St. Clair Shores vs Toronto 1:00 (B) 2:45 (C) 4:30 (B) 6:15 (C) 8:00 (A) SATURDAY, MARCH 22 9:30 (B) Loser Friday 1:00 vs Loser Thursday 4:30 11:15 (B) Loser Thursday 9:30 vs Loser Thursday 1:00' 1:00 (B) Winner Friday 1:00 vs Winner 'Thursday 4:30 2:45 (A). Loser Thursday 8:00 vs Loser Thursday 2:45 4:30 (C) Consolation Trophy Loser Thursday 6:15vs Winner Friday 6:15 6:15 (B) Consolation Trophy Winner Saturday 9:30 vs Winner Saturday 11:15 8:00 (A) Consolation Trophy Loser Friday 8:00 vs Winner Saturday 2:45 ' .SUNDAY, MARCH ,23 1:00 "C" Championship Winner Friday 2:45 vs Winner 'Thursday 6:15 2:45 "A" Championship Winner Friday 11:15 vs Winner Friday 8:00 4:30 "B" Championship 1 s'WA Kitty of London sp►t the week,end his Mr. It ,parents,M , .0i -f' er, Holidaying with rand" MOSS" Mr, and Mn,. George Currie of E, Waw ho are their grandchildren, Charlie and Denis Winegarden and :their chum; of Londe, lite JOhnsl?on. of L#stowei.w.as a Thursday visitor with his par eats, Mr, and Mrs. !r8. Jobston Young people from here At- tended the Y. P. S. meeting in Bluevale United, Church Sunday evening. Leroy Rintoul recently took six bulls to a sale in Kentucky for his employer. After the sale he flew to Malton and was DONNYBROOK Mr. and. Mn. Gerald Dainty and son of Toronto visited last week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Robinson and family. Mir„ and Mrs. Frank Camp- bell of London visited Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jefferson. Mrs.' John Hildebrand, Mrs. Margaret Leddy and Mrs. Mur- ray Wilson attended the World Day of Prayer in the Auburn Baptist Church. Some of the ladies of the U.C. W. met at the home of Mrs. Charles Jefferson on Mon- day afternoon and quilted a quilt for relief work. do Thurs- day afternoon they met at the home of Mrs. William Hardy and helped her with a quilt. Mrs. Cecil Chamney of Wingham visited Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Thompson* and family. On Friday Mr. Ot- to Weber of Toronto called at the same home. ENTERTAIN EMPLOYEES FORDWICH--Mr. and Mrs.' Les Loughran entertained em- ployees and their wives from the Fordwich Feed Mill on Fri- day night., During the evening progressive euchre was enjoyed. Dick Agla and Don Murray were presented with alarm clocks and flashlights.' Dick has"purchased Hector Browne's farm on the fourth con- cession and will be moving froth the village on Aprt:lst. Don and Dick thanked everyone 18400►ed home hy Itin,Mul.and fangly w1i lu spent .the week with her rota* OK*. Mr., and mrs. km Vincent of ,Qakvi le, rrf ♦,�j... Mr, and Mn, `4?' in J - sten#► spent Saturday with Roos McMichael and Mr, And Mas. G..a 'les Woods of Seaford]. Gerthom was curling. at theSea- forth rink Gary Rantoul began driving a h ilk tzuck for Thompson broth» ears of Teeswater on *play, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Eon; vis* ited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Eric Evans and family of Hyde Park. Mr. and Mrs. Carl MccClen- aghan visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Howe of . Teeswater. Visitors on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.. John Gaunt were Mr. and Mrs, Jim Gaunt and Janet of Centralia and Mr. and Mrs. George Gaunt of Exeter. Mrs. Gaunt returned to Exeter with Mr. and Mrs. George Gaunt. Cathy, Ricky and Bonnie Walker are visiting with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. George Walker. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Weber, Clair, Anne and Marlene visit- ed Saturday, with Mr. and Mrs. George Weber of Kitchener; Mrs. George Fisher and Dods and Miss Annie Kennedy of Wingham visited on Sundaywith Mrs. Tobi Jantzi of Milverton, BIU Evans attended the Bruce County Council meeting at Walkerton last week. • Lome Dumin and J. D, Dum- in of St. Helens, Bill Rantoul and Richard Elliott of Holyrood returned home on the week- end after a three weeks' visit in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. George Ken- nedy, Bill of Toronto and Jack of Hamilton left by plane on Saturday for a vacation in Flor- ida. a Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Beecroft and Karen visited' on Sunday with Miss Myrtle Beecroft, who was admitted on the week -end to the nursing home in Brus- sels. Mrs, Ezra Scholtz. accomp- anied Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Appleby of Wingham to Barrie on Friday where they spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Glen Appleby and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Smith, Cathy, and Bradley of West Hill spent the week -end with nae Taylor spew. IAA `wh with heT iter, Mai, Len Core. Mr. Coyle and family of Windsor.. Mrs and Mer, Whoa Fawn. er and family of Sarnia spent , the week -end with Met, Cecil' Falconer and Mn. 14.E. Pur- -. don. ur JIM Falconer has sold his % on Highway,86 to Gary Binder of H espeler,, who is a nephew of Moa, Donald En1414 4 Mint, Nora Cronin and Jim Falconer of Orangeville are visiting Mrs. Cecil Falconer while trying to locate, a resi- dence in the vicinity. ET N GORR]E g was held at the home of M George Town oe'Feb W104.1 _ '' and reading , 4 MIMOSA enc Way ,oma family serves pork wall the ,0 411, answered by att members, M town per- ed pork hocks and can age and the members pan fried bacon. . Ms, Lyle Watson led discussion, on pork cuts. Miss Smarillord, horne economist for Hurn, At" tended the, meeting. The sixth meet g. was held at the home of Mrs, W0,0011 90 March 14, The girls Observed how gravy is made and assisted making .a shepherd's pie. Six members answered, the roll call with a cut of pork and the meth. od of cooking it, The minutes were read by Brenda Ferguson. fashion splasl�rs for April Showers Our delightful selection of all-weather coats will have your nod of approval. Wear them trails or shine and you'll be a hit in one of these lovely creations by "Posluns". Every model • is is, winner,' representing the very ultimate in spring fashion. $22.98 ;39.98 Looking for something casual, yet trim and neat? What could be more appropriate than a smart new Blazer? Our new spring stock includes White, Red and Navy. a_r Price $22.98 Here's the Jacket you've been waiting for— Smart in appearance, yet inexpensive. Tail- ored from Vinyl Suede, these well -styled jackets are just right with skirts or slims. 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