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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1972-02-03, Page 3• 41 0 r • 0 • 4 t/ 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 Chdriered Accountant 'Maack. AIM, N. LiSiOVVEL, 1101110 owners can now reduce payments BY AS MUCH AS HALF You as a .home owner are now eligible for a low cost second or third mortgage loan from $2,000 to $25,000 at reduced monthly payments. Find out how a iow cost home owner loan can pay all your bills, give you additional cash if required and at the same time reduce your monthly payments by as much as half. Find out how easy it is to get your loan approved . within. 24 hours. You can call to 10 p.m. today for helpful courteous service. Prompt Investment Corp., Ltd. 3.30 Bay St., Toronto. Call collect 366- 9586, easings 231-8146. kk II McIntosh UCW " BELMORE — McIntosh Vatted Church Moiler' held their Janu- ary meeting in the church base- ment. The president, Mrs. Oliver Dustow opened the meeting. Mrs. Ebner Haskins was in charge of devotions, The hymn "Will Your Anchor Hold" was sung, after which Mrs. Bruce Harkness gave the meditation on "Taking Inventory". Mrs. Haskins closed devotions with prayer. The roll call was a written suggestion for the 1972 programs. Numerous thank you notes were read by Mrs. Haskins for the Good Cheer bOxes sent at Christ- mas. Mrs: Robert Harkness intro- duced the new study for 1972, Africa: For the feature of the meeting Mrs. Harvey Wright conducted a Bible quiz. During the business the ladies were asked to bring donations for a bale to be sent to Angola. The president closed the meeting with prayer and tea was served by Mrs. Eldon Renwick. Belmore Personal Notes Belgrave-PrUSsels girhi with the Belmore &IS! *Min the arena here Friday night,!the score was 34 for HelgraVe4311#" sels. Belmore goals Were• i)7 Glenda and Darlene Ban*. Mr. and Mrs. John Kervilit, visited in Toronto with hilit father, Neil Kerwin recently. Saturth1 evening they visited with Mrs. Kerwin's parents, Mr. and MP, Dingman. Belmore Tri -County SqUirtS, played Kurtzville at KurtSVIlle Friday night. Belmore won 1,1-1. Goals were scored by Mitray Mawhinney 5, Jeff Mulvey5 and Don Busby 1. Belmore Squirts WOAA against Belgrave Sqqiits Friday in telmore Arena tkd 1-1. Mr. and Mrs_ .Rae and Shona of St. Marys visited at the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Wal- ter Renwick and family. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Renwick and Mr. and Mrs. David Mc- Callum attended the district Members turn in shirts for Pakistan. BELMORE Mrs. Eunice Newans was hostess for the Jpntt- ary meeting of the. United Church Women last Wednesday. The leader, Mrs. Earl Fitch, opened, the . meeting with a scripture verse and a selection from The Upper Room. A reading from the Reader's Digest was enjoyed and Mrs. Sangster also read an inter- esting article. Mrs. Rutherford read the chap- ter from the study book and then, as the new president, she pre- sided for the business period. Shirts for Pakistan were received and plans were renewed to gather the required articles to be sent to Angola next month. Mrs. Doubledee reported a total of $54.64 frOm the sale of Christmas cards. The roll call, a New Year's Resolution, was answered by 11 ladies. The meeting was closed with prayer. • 4) • 41, ••• (i) 1 t. ret , Your Community is unique. It's the place °wh re: you've built your home, where you educate your cbidrh where you spend your time and money. Everything that happens here hasa direct bearing on you, your future and the lives of your family and friends. • P • meeting of the Grey -Bruce Maple Syrup Producers at Walkerton on Thursday. Mr. McCallum was named secretary and Mr. Ren- wick was elected to the board of directors. The Belmore Tykes met the Gorrie Tykes in the Belmore Arena Saturday afternoon. The score was 11-1 for Belmore. Those cdming through with the goals were Murray MawhinneY 4, Doug Busby 4, David Eadie 3. Daniel Alvin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Fitch was baptized at the Belmore United Chtirch Sun- day by Rev. K. Wettlaufer of Mildmay. . life membership for Mrs. 6: Weir BELMORE — The January Meeting of the W.M.S. was held it• last Wednesday in the basement f the church. Mrs. George Nickel, president, opened the meeting by leading in unison prayer. The s'cripture passage was read by Mrs. Bruce Darling. Mrs. Alvin Mundell 'brought highlights of the annual meeting in Wingham. Ideas and require- ments for the bale were discussed and plans made for a quilt top to 'be ready for the annual"pot luck dinner and quilting scheduled this year for February 16. The World Day of Prayer for this area was announced for March 3rd. Eleven ladies brought used Christmas cards and read a verse from one as roll call. Mrs. Bruce Darling volunteered to look after flOwers for the winter months. Minutes were read by Mrs. Elmer Jeffray. Mrs. George Nickel will accomphny Mrs. Alvin Mundell as delegate to synodical in Hamilton. Mrs. Ken Dickson, assisted' by Mrs. John Dickson and Mrs. Arnold Jeffray gave an interest- ing discussion on the political and economicchanges in Southern Africa. Mrs. Dickson pointed out the fact that many people had gone through three stages of change during their lifetime this far. Mrs. Gordon Weir was pre- sented with a Life Membership pin by Mrs. Don MacAdam. The meeting closed with prayer by Mrs: Selah Breckenridge_ That's why it Makes good sense. to have a local newspaper you can depend on to give you the best, most accurate information available on events within your home, town and the surrounding. area. \ r• •Nopoullr A -That's why it makes sense to turn to The Advance -Times each week because the A -T • is unique, in the Wingham community. 11 %Neftwimoitel"*"'"- Membersof the family away from home? The next -best ihing to a letter from home is a copy of The 'Advance -Times. Best of all is your weekly letter and The Advance -Times. The Advance -Times Tel It Best!' 01, a •ItAiiimsticsAPP."1"'" , 0 •r!"^T.,. Lloyd Clifton of Toronto preached in Knox Presbyterian Church on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Burns Moffatt. Mrs. Glen Golley and Dean at- tended the .graduation ceremony for Mrs. Richard Korda, former- ly-• Kathy Kaschenko,- at Guelph University when she received her BA degree last .week. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Lillow were at Guelph University to wit- ness the graduation of their son- . in-law, Dan Stemas, receiving his BA degree last week. • The Wingham Adrance,Times, Thursday, February a, 1972 -7 -Page 3 ' • Belgrave Personals Mrs. Robert Grasby spent a couple of days last week visiting with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Leitch of Lon- don, and visited with her mother, Mrs. Dave Armstrong who is a, patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. • Mrs. Hugh Rinn and John tended funeral service for their cousin, Roy Whitney of Brunner, which took place in Milverton Presbyterian Church on Sunday. Mason Robinson attended an insurance school at Cedar Glen Camp, Bolton and,was successful in passing the provincial exam for a general insurance age,nt's Mrs. Brian Workman of Brus- sels, the former Elaine Robinson has received word that she was successful in passing the provin- cial exalts for hairdressing. Mrs. Workman is employed at Grace's Hairstyling Shop in Brussels. Mr. and Mrs. James Keller of Oct 5 and 6 dates set for Brussels fair The Brussels Agricultural So- ciety's annual meeting was held in the Anglican parish hall, on Friday evening. President Mur- ray Hoover presided. Following the banquet, Neil Hemingway was presented with a pen and pencil set by Mr. Hyde, bank manager of Brussels, for highest number of points in 4-T1 club work. A trophy was present- ed by Bruce McCall for best showmanship in his class at Brussels Fall Fair. Grieme Craig'entertained with musical numbers. • The tres- urer's report showed a favorable balance after payment of all 1971 accounts, The 1972 Brussels Fall Fair will be held Thursday and Friday, Oct. 5 and 6. Edwin Martin showed pictures taken on their trip to Europe last summer. Election of officers for 1972 re- sulted' as follows: President, Murray Hoover; first vice pres., Harold Bolger; second vice pres., PWheeler, HaTry Goll, William Ger:l:tt1SmQ,:tlsec;:arya, secretary-treas., s., Edwin Martin; dire-Ctors, Lloyd 1A9P,grliv Uhler, Emerson Mitchell, Jack Cardiff. Auditor § for 1972 are " Cecil Parker and . -Norman • Hoover. President of the.Ladies' Diision is Mrs: Douglas Hemingway and the secretary -treasurer is Mrs-. Adah Smith. Always give other vehicles right of way when driving near other snowmobiles maintain a safe distance between you and the vehicle in front when skim- ming along snow at night. Be sure your lights are working. *Other drivers have to see them to avoid a collision. , Kitchener and Ronald Taylor of Guelph spent the weekend witi'p their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack,. Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Mayberry and Marilyn of Blyth visited on Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Rob- ert Procter. Mr. and Mrs. George Procter and Katherine were Sunday vis- itors with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Procter. Mrs. Hugh Rinn and John at- tended the funeral of •their conn - sin, Roy Whitney of Brunner, on Sunday in the Milverton Presby- terian Church. Leslie Bolt is a patient in Wing - ham and District Hospital. Mrs. Robert Grasby spent a couple of dayslast week visiting with her daughter and sop -in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Leitch arid Julie and visited with her mother, Mrs. Dave Armstrong who is a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Mr. and Mrs. Al..x Robertson were recent visitor h with Mr. and 'Mrs. Robert Procter. Weekly euchre BELGRAVE —Six tables were in play.at the weekly euchre last Wednesday evening in the coni-' minify rooms. High lady was C. R. Coultes (playing as a wornan); high man, Edgar Wightman; low lady, Mrs. Whitehead; low man, Charles Brewer. UKULELE INSTRUCTOR Miss L. Wilson stands in front .of fhe Grade 8 class at Howick Central School 'and demonstrates the correct • , fingering for the G -chord on • the instrument. —Staff Photo. .1 MEMBERS OE GRADE 8 of Howick Central School eiljoy the new music lessons where, each student plays the ukulele. This group is practising the basic chords --Staff Photo.