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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1969-09-25, Page 12Page 4 -- Wingharn Advance -Times, Thursday. Sept. 25. 1969 Lakelet Those attending the Demer- ling-Koehler wedding at St. John's Lutheran Church at Clif- ford on Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Denierling, Mr. and Mrs. William Demerling of Dundalk, Mr. Jim Demer- ling of Beaverton, Miss June Johnston of Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Demerling and family. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Huth and family spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Charles MacGregor at Brighton. Mr. and Mrs. S tan Dennis of Godcrich visited on Sunday night with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Grecnley, Mr, • Thomas and Miss Bea- trice Shearer visited on Satur- day with Mr. and.Mrs. Emer- son Ferguson. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Zur- brigg called on Mr. and Mrs. Robert IIibberd on Saturday night. Susan Hohnstcin and A n n Hinz attended a conference at Niagara Falls as delegates from the Walther League of St.John's1 Lutheran Church at Clifford. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Kreller left Monday on a trip through the western provinces. Personal Mr. and Mrs. George Ross and Cheryl of Owen Soundspep, the week -end with his mothers Mrs. Robert Ross, Mr. and Mrs,' Don Ross and family and Mr.. and Mrs. Russel Ross and fam- ily. Mr, and Mrs. Ivan Laidlaw and Janet and Herb Laidlaw spent the weekend in their . trailer at Niagara. John Clipperton and B o b Mullis returned home on Sat.' urday from a ten days' trip to Tyner, and Saskatoon, Sask. Mr. and Mrs. Barry Jones, Charlene and Sherry of Thorn - dale were Sunday visitors with Wilford Clipperton and John and Mrs. Bessie Mullis. Mr. and Mrs. Billie Caslick of Culross and Mrs. Doris Will- is were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. John Willis of Toron- to. • Mr. and Mrs. Alex Smith of Owen Sound visiied Mrs. Allan Turner on Saturday and took her with them to Lucknow Fair. Congratulations to Paul Laid- law in winning second prize in the tractor driving contest. Visitors on Sunday with Mrs. Ezra Scholtz were Mr. and Mrs. Reg Scholtz, Donald and Clif- ford of Blyth and Mrs. Clayton Ladd of Benmiller. Mrs. Mc- Neil and Mrs. Pannabecker of St. Helens called at the' same home. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Conn and Alma and Mr. and Mrs. If you're looking,for a better buy on a. better built snowmobile, pay osa'c'all.•Our .model selection has never been better. Our price range has never been lower. And our trade-in allowances have never been more generous. But. don't wait too long. The 1970 Ski -Doo is selling fast. Better deal now for best choice. the sign -o/ the finest snowmobiles, sportswear, accessories, parts and service. Ski -Doo. SWEATERPANTS AND SWEATERCQATS — are designed by Continental Calypso of Montreal in acrylic fibre to mingle freely with the wearer's own shirts and skirts as well. Left, yellow scoop -neck tunic coat and pants have single rows of cable stitching to emphasize their stretched -out lines, worn with a turtle neck.. Right, unmatched pockets split forest green and rust between them on' the ribbed lime waistband of a long rustvest. Lime pants and forest green turtle neck repeat ribbing. . Two. Presbyterian charges mark -106th anniversaries • Rev. John C. Brush con- ducted the 106th anniversary service in St. Andrew's Presby- terian Church, Molesworth, on Sunday with Rev. Gordon Bea. = • ton, B.D. of Knox Church, Listowel, as guest speaker. Mr. l3caton's address in the morning was "The Church's Hope" and in the evening he spoke on "I3irth of Faith". Mrs. Alice Williams was in charge of the music for both services. The choir sang, "God of Grace, God of .(Glory" as the morning anthem and guest Lynn. Hoy EnterpriSes SALES AND SERVICE 16 Patrick Street Open daytime and evenings COME IN AND SEE OUR NEW SHOWROOM REV. JACK S'ITWART, SAVE, UP" TO HALF ON Men's and Boys' FAIL JACKETS 5.00 CLEARANCE OF Men's Winter 25% Jackets OFF McGregor Corduroy Socks ( IRREGULARS) MEN'S BOYS' Regular $1.50 Regular $1.00 s.LE342.a9 SALE 19' 8 AYE Phone 3571700 FAMILY CLOTHING Wingham soloist, Gerald Gibson of Brus- sels sang Bells over;1ordan" and "The Church by the Side of the Road". The choir sang two anthems in the evening, "O Give Thanks unto the Lord" and "Tarry in the Garden". The service at Si. Andrew': will be withdrawn next:§43rhtt when the congregation• w.iXl w Y • ship with Knox Church, 'Gorrie, of which Mr. Brush is also min- ister. .Knox will celebrate its 106th anniversary that day with Rev. Jack Stewart, M. A., B.Th, of Runnymede Presbyterian Church, Toronto, as speaker, . Mr. Stewart is a former minis- ' ter of the Gorrie and Molesworth charges. The congregation of St. Andrew's has been invited to. take part in an evening preach- ,ing mission sponsored by the Listowel Ministerial Association in tlic Listowel Secondary School auditorium, from Sep- . tcmber 29 to October 5. A layman from Brantford.will ex- plain the mission at Sunday's. evening service in T r i n i t y United Church, Listowel, to which all congregations of Lis- towel and arca arc invited, Special music is planned for each evening and a special youth night will be held the lat- ter part of the week. Earl Caslick visited on Sunday with Mr.. and 1411. Herb Hunter of London.. and Mrs. Jim Ross of Kitchener spent the week -end with their parents dere. Mr, and Mrs. Douglas Con., ley and Jason of Wingham wee Sunday visitors with Mr., and Mrs. Gordon Scott of Ripley. Mt. and Mrs, Dave Sander- son of St, Catharines,,spent the week -end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sanderson o f Wroxeter and with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Currie. They also visited Mr. and Mrs. Jim Currie. Grant Currie commenced work on Monday at the Bank of Commerce, London. Mr. and Mrs..Athol Bruce of Belgrave visited Sunda y with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jamie- son. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Jamieson of East Wawanosh also called at the same home. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Weber and family on Sat- urday were Mr, and Mrs. Geo, Weber of Kitchener. On Sun- day Mr. and Mrs. Phil Mock and David of Richmond Hill and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ketchum of Palmerston visited at the Weber home. Mr. and Mrs. Dan MacKay of Guelph, Mr. and Mrs. Ches- ter Garringer of Hamilton and Gordon MacKay of Wingham were Sunday visitors with their sister, Mrs. A. E. Purdon. Ede t:ya .. of Hyde Park vis" ited day +lith, his parents, in Mr, and Moo BiU gVanS std _. the afterfoeu Accompanted his wife to the funeral parlor in Teeswater fox. the tate i?bbert Donaldso , who was her father. Rev, Horse Braden of Lon- don was a dinner guest on Sun- day with Mrs, Tates McInnes. KOOKY KRAFTERS Biuevale 14-H Club, Kooky Krafters, opened their meeting at the home of Mrs, Jim Dart- ing on Tuesday evening with the pledge and roll call. The minutes were read by Gail Mc- Lennan. The project is needle- craft. "Bow to create a de- sign" was discussed. The blank- et stitch was demonstrated by Mrs. Charles Mathers. NIFTY NEEDLERS The third meeting of the Wingham Nifty Needlers was held Monday evening at Mrs. Les Jacklin's home with fifteen members present. The presi- dent opened the meeting and minutes were read by Beverley Burchill. The roll call was, "Places the blanket stitch or buttonhole stitch could be used. Mrs, Jacklin showed how to do the feather stitch and each girl made a sample for her record book. The table runners were marked for embroidery. . , .' , - n White' church was well xep» xesented :at IAPItliQW Fair $.at *ay afternoon, and at the concert. Mx. and Mrs, Geho John- stow visited on -Saturday with Mar. and MIs. Jilin Johnston and fancily of Listowel. John Watt and friend of To- ronto Balled Sunday at the homes of Mr. and Mrs, George Thompson and Mr, and Mrs. Millan Moore. ' Miss Bernadette King of Teeswater spent the weekend . and Mme. Walter Ari- scowithff Mrand Andrea. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Willis and Carolyn of Listowel were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Willis. Visitors on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Evans were their son Bob Evans and his sons, Bill, Jerry and Ronnie of Ham - Ilton. Whitechurch Women's Insti- tute has been invited to attend a one -day course at Lucknow. W.I. on "Fashion Cues For Yota", November 21. Those who at- tend will take lunch and tea will be provided. Rally Day was held at Chal- mers Presbyterian Church on Sunday. The Scripture was read by Irene Del3oer and the prayer of Thanksgiving and In- tercession was given by Jane Laidlaw, Messages were given by Paul Elliott, Jim DeBoer, Cecil DeBoer, Paul Laidlaw and - tUott. Mime's Ir peBoer and xoanne La taw sang a duet, Rev, Horace Braden of London gave the. address on Teachina, * community extends' sympathy to Mrs. 'Bob Donald» son andfamily' of Teeswater in the pass g. at Wingham and District IfoRgal: of her husband 'on°'Saturday. Prior to giving to Teeswater they farmed just northof Langside store. Congratulation* , , pupa ,o f a Br otkside .school and their teachers, Ross. Errington, Asps MacLennan and Mrs.. .George Fishelr on winning first prize at the Lucknow :Fall, Fair fol their fioa . • NINE NIFTY NEEDLES WRQXSTER--The second meeting of the Wroxeter 4-H homemaking club was held at the home of Ann Gibson last Wednesday evening. The pres- ident opened the meeting and nine girls answered the roll call which was, "The learning stitches and article I have chosen to make and why". The name "Nine Nifty Need- lers", was chosen for the club. Mrs.' Adams showed a new way to thread a needle. Mrs. Mc- Michael went over "Making a Design". 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