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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1969-08-28, Page 11Donald taunt returned holm, last week fro In a three 'week' yadattQn In western Canada and U. C. And with,Mr,. Mr,. and Mrs. Harold Gaunt anal farnily of Carnal, Wa, hingtoi , While with Harold they went deep sea .. fishing for salmon off the Paci- 0.e Coast at'Long Beach. He had four days sight seeing in San Francisco before returning horse by jet to Malton. rs na The Aitchison reunion WAS shed oil Sunday at Riverside Park, Wingham, Mr, and Mrs. Walter Elliott and fancily atm tended, Mr, aJd Mrs, &' ilbert Sehwichtenberg, Lori Jayne and Kerry of Port Elgin attend- ed the reception for Mr. and Mrs. Alex Craig on Friday even. ing, Lori 'Jayne and Kerry re- mained for a holiday. NOTICE DR. R. D. WILKINS wishes to announce that . he -will be re -opening his general practice from the WINGHAM MEDICAL CENTRE, MONDAY, . SEPTEMBER 1, daily from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m., by appointment, except Saturdays. PLEASE TELEPHONE .357-2500. 'es Mx end Mrs., Cattle= Sinal MOM Of London were Thursday visitors with Mr's. Ezra' Schol zi , On Sunday Mr. and Mrs, Percy Ypanghlut 'Scholtz, Auburn visited with Mrs, Scholtz. Mr. and Mrs, Paul Geiger and Kimberley Of Kitchener spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Carl McClenaghan. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Broome of Holyrood called Sunday on Mr, and Mrs..h4alt,er Moore and family. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Coultes; Debbie, Kevin and Blaine of Burlington attended the recep- tion on Friday evening for Mr. and Mrs. Alex Craig. Debbie remained for a week's visit with her grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. Albert Coultes and Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Pipe of Brussels. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Coultes were Sunday evening visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Rae Lewis of Wingham. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hawkins of Kingston spent the week -end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman De Bruyn. • Donald Gaunt of Toronto spent the week -end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Russel Gaunt. Mrs. Walter Elliott and Mrs. Elmer Sleightholm attended the 4-H Leaders Training School at Lucknow on Thursday and Fri- day. This project t?aphes the girls to embroider. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Stew- art and family of Lambethvisi- ted last week with'her father, 13111 Forster and other relatives and on Sunday attended th e Aitchison reunion at Riverside Park, Wingham. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Tiffin, Mrs. Cecil Falconer, Mrs. A. E. Purdon and Mrs. James McInnes' visited from Wednesday to Fri- day with Mr. and Mrs. Relison Falconer and family of. Sarnia .and other relatives there. .They also visited Mr. and Mrs. Angus Falconer and family and Mr. and Mrs. Hector Purdon a n d family, all of Strathroy. Mrs, Mary Mejedly of Van- couver, daughter of the former Minnie McInnes, is visiting with McInnes relatives and was a . Sunday visitor with Mrs. James McInnes. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Coultes and Darlene visited on Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Caslick,]?atleii'remain7 ed for a visit With th her grandpar- ents. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace' Conn and Alma, Mr.- and Mrs. Herb Hunter, Mr. and Mrs. Johnson Conn and Mr. and Mrs, Doug- las Conley attended the wedding of Rev. Robert Joh ston and Miss Marilyn Hollinger Kitchener on Saturday. FOR COLLEGE Pay Costs the Easier Way..,. Our Student Endowment Plan! CaII us about insurance for college. It assures money for your children's edu- cation, at the time they'll need it. W. B, Conron, C.I.U. INSURANC,E AGENCY Complete ,.Insurance Coverage ,�+ A 'f "` "r=l�liainufa�tui'e s Life lIgakr ce.:6/14any 5 -JOHN ST. W. WINGHAM PH. 357-2636 Have a 'New' 'Wardrobe ...for the Cost of Cleaning Why buy all new outfits when we can add new life to your present wardrobe? Our ex pert dry cleaning helps keep school clothes fresh and new - looking. BACK -TO -SCHOOL CONTEST STORE FREE PICK-UP AND DELIVERY WINGHAM DRIVE-IN CLEANERS PHONE 357-3750 or Contact MacPHERSON'S FURNITURE. TEESWATER EXTRA LARGE stop signs have been erect- ed at the intersection of Highways 4 and 86 since the fatal accident 'last Wednes-. Chalmers WMS meeting 'held at Mrs. W. Conn's WHITECHU RCH--Chalmers Presbyterian W. M. S. met last Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Wallace Conn. Mrs. Conn, president, gave the call to wor- ship and Mrs. Wesley Tiffin read rhe Scripture and gave the meditation. • Mrs. Earl Caslick gave read- ings, "How Much We Depend on Others" and "Our Excuse for One Another". Roll call was answered with 'a verse on rest. The offering was received and dedicated by Mrs. Cecil Fal- coner. Mrs. Frank Coultergave, a reading, "Together". The minutes were read by the secretary, Mrs. Russel Ross.. A thank you note for a cup and. saucer was read from Mrs. Alex Coulter of Goderich. The September meeting was an- nounced. Mrs. Victor Emerson gave the topic, "Everyday Romance'; pointing out that those who walk every day with the Bride- groom find life a continual marriage feast. There are no common days for the promise of the Perfect Lover is faithful- ly.kept. "No man liveth to himself. We are helping or hindering other souls by what we are and for our carelessly uttered words we must give ac- count in the day of judgment. Those who dwell with the King in secret and go forth with glad faces t o do His work find ro - mance everywhere. If wedwell with the King we find He is a refuge from storms of life, " she said. Mrs. Dawson Craig conduct- ed oral quizzes. Mrs. James McInnes closed the meeting witt4 prayer. The Ladies' Aid meeting was held. The treasurer's statement was given by Mrs. Coulter. The meeting closed with prayer and the hostess served lunch to the 13 in .at- tendance. Belgra Mrs: Harry Cook and Mrs. Telford Cook vis i t e d for a couple of days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harrison of Bracebridge. They also call ed on Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hines of Bracebridge and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brooks of Wa- saga. Mr. and Mrs. Harry McGuir are spending a couple of weeks with their daughter and son-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hill at their cottage at Lake Simcoei. . Mr. Frank Cooper, Charles "+ Coultes and William Joe Halla- han attended the cattle sales at South River last week. t George Michie and Robert Hibberd attended the National. 'Convention of United Church Men, held in Delaware hall of t'. W.O. in London 'over. week -Rd; Theme speaker a • W. ` Go'th' fif rt5�r'Yi- tan United Church. The .gust. speaker at the banquet, prbiiid ed by the city of London on Sat- urday evening, was Dr. Robert McClure,. .Moderator of the United. Church of Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Vin- cent were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. John Scofield and Elsie of Parkhill,' Mrs. William George of Forest and Mrs. Katie Vincent of Grand Bend. Joanne and Jeniffer Rock re- turned to their home near Monk - ton Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Vin - cent attended the funeral at Port. Elgin on Saturday of M r. James Smith, son of Mr. and day, the second in five days. The new stop signs are 48 x 48 inches, with an area about four times the normal size.—A-T. e Personal Notes Mrs. Allan Smith of Underwood. Mr. and Mrs. George Bull- ock of Zurich, Mr. Norman Vincent, Mr. Ira Vincent and Mrs. Helen Bertwhistle were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Vincent. . Mr. and Mrs. Allan Elliott of Campbellville and Mr. Mar- tin Grasby spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dunbar. Mrs. Robert Procter, Frank, Sandra, Marjorie and Brian Rapper were recent visitors with Rev. Charles and Mrs. Speak- man of Scarboro. They also • visited with Mrs. Procter's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Speak 'man of Toronto. Sunday visitors at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Rinn and , -John ,vera Mr. Cecil Bowman of Staffa, Mr. acid' Mt's.' Keith ' 411{kk an' Janette bAf'iwalrt tl. filverton visited on Saturday "with his grandmother, Mrs. Rob- ert Hibberd. Reception for • newlyweds WHITECHURCH--A recep- tion was held in the hall Friday evening for Mr. and- Mrs. Alex Craig when a large crowd was present to enjoy the social time and dance to the music of Tif- fin's orchestra. Mrs. Craig is the former Diane Coultes'. Mr. and Mrs. Craig were called to the platform after lunch by Joe Tiffin; Brian Rin- toul read an address of congratu- lations and expressed the com- munity's appreciation for the many services each had render- ed. On behalf of the softball team, Ken Houston presented them with a gift and Gary Rin- toul made the presentation from the gathering. Alex and Diane replied, each thanking the sponsors of t h vent, their many friends who attended and expressed appreci- ation for the gifts. Chalmers COC WHITECHURCH--Chalmers C. O. C. met in the Sunday School room during church ser- vice on Sunday. Kathy Purdon presided and gave the call to worship, The Scripture was read by Barry Elliott. Jean Simpson led in prayer. The roll call was answered with• "Something for which you are Thankful to God ". David Ross received the of- fering and prayer was given by Lori Purdon. Mrs. Simpson tjld the story, "God Is Love". Mrs. Purdon gave the juniors their story and Mrs. Simpson gave the seniors their message. W ngharn Advaslee•Tfrnes, 'MUMlay, AP List Whitechurch Ne Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Mt; - Gowan of Toronto spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Jamieson and family. They were accompanied home by their granddaughter Lori who had visited the past week with them in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gaunt and Janet of Centralia and Mr. and Mrs. George Gaunt of Exeter spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Don Ross and family. The men worked at baling straw. • We arc pleased to report that Mrs. Ben McCienaghan was rep Jr. Auxiliary. BELGRAVE--Games were led by Patsy Scott on Saturday when the Junior Auxiliary met in the Orange Hall. ' Minutes were read by Marni Walsh and Palsy Scott gave the treasurer's re- port. Marni 1 alsh and B end a Nethery received the offering and Reta Lynn White recited -the prayer. The next meeting, August 30, will have Bonnie Walker in' charge of games with Marni Walsh leading the singing. Clean-up girls are Brenda Neth- ery and Laurie Stackhouse. The members worked' o n stripe work which included knit- ting, spool knitting and em - broidery, Singing was led by Bonnie Walker. leased from Wingham and trier Hospital last Wednesday. -On Sunday church service was held at Calvin -Erick with the Belgrave Anglican, 'Presby- terian UChurch C94"r grcgationsand attendingnited. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Hunter of London spent the week -rend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. wallacc Conn and his parents., Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hunte of Lucknow. r Mr, ` and Mrs. Jim Ross of Kitchener spent the weekend with Mr, and Mrs, Russel Ross" and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Millen of Teesw ater. Jim Falconer of Winghat was taken from Wingham and District Hospital on Friday to a London hospital. Miss Linda Jamieson:1s as- sisting at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Angus Falcon'-of.trath- roy. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Coni ley and Jason were Sunday vi- sitors with 'Mr. and MIS. Wal- lace Conn. On Saturday then Whitechurch° Jr. C softball teartt played Jock ford at Rockford in a U, playoff series. The score. was 11-8 in favor of Rockford. • A community service will be held. in the community park on Sunday 'evening, August 31st . at 7.30, with the Salvation Army in charge of the worship. In case of rain service will be held in the Women's Institute Hall. Mrs. Dave Armstrong is a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London, after having surgery on her eye last Wednesdaymorn- Belgrave ing. . Mr. and Mrs. David Warden of Listowel were dinner guests on Sunday `with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Scott; WROXETER Mr. and Mrs. Ross Coates were in Listowel on Sunday whelE they visited Mr.- and Mrs. • .yh ''';' called on Mrs. W. Weir and Miss Gertrude Bush one day last week. Mr. and- Mrs. Sam Pletch and David and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Pletch motored to Hali- burton •on Sunday. Miss Ruth Ann Pletch returned home with them after spending the sum- mer months there. On their re - tum home they called on Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hill at their cottage at Lake Simcoe. Mrs. Cora McGill left by plane from Malton on Saturday ,to visit with relatives near Cal- gary. Mr. and Mrs. Alex • Styles and Patsy accompanied, het. f� 5 croft of Orterville'pent a few days last week visiting with Mr.: and Mrs. Gilbert Beecroft. Put,your money into oh guaranteed investmen( certificates now payirig the never -before inter$t. of eight and one half percent. • TRUSS' •OMPAN LISTOWEL, v S I I(C E i$39 DNTAR A Son Or Daughter Going To College? What To Do About Transportation? RADE-YOUR we will pay by the puna • FOR A GOOD USED CAR BRING IN YOUR HUSBAND . . . LET US WEIGH HIM. For every pound he weighs we'll give you 25c a pound off the price of a good used car. ► BRING 'EM IN — WE 1J4 TAKE' `EM IN ANY CONDITION PG0N N 1 S St pZxo Caa�o OOOG . ' 6i poto • 1 41SN 1 5 PO '65 p0., �`th'ra ffio 6 poto 00®0 4\1 1114E °MVO b�gRE... i1 MORE koof0-1 WOP A Qs. 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