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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1973-02-08, Page 6a m Ativent*Timesi, ThUregliky, FebrUarY orne Personals SirowidWrs. Everett Sperling eMadari and Mfrs. Doald' Sandra, Oregort and of Gowanstown visited with hfias Jean Sperling May Spading Ilk. old Mrs.WilliarnBlack Nosey, Mary Anne and Alex of Preston and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie *Minn of Wingha,m were Sun- dey visitors of Mrs. John Baylor. Mies Joyce Ireland of Brussels spenL last weekend with Miss Dene. Jan* ee Galbraith „of Guelph *Peat lea Weekend with his par- ent*, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gal- braith. Mrs. John Boyd visited Mr. and • Wire. Elinor Downey of Ethel on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. George Brown visited Stinday with Mr. and Mrs. Wilfrid Keifer of Ethel - Mrs. Richard Pearce and Rich- $13 ard Pearce Jr. and fiance, all of Wheatley spent a few days with Mrs. Victor Stockton, Wiles Black is a patient in Wingham and District Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gibbon and family of Monkton spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Gibson. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Miller visited Mr. and Mrs. Harold Grant of .'rurnberry Township re- cently, , Mr. and Mrs. Denis Butler of Waterloo visited Sunday with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sterling. The Howick Township Council attended the Rural Munici- palities Convention in Hamilton on. Monday. Mr. and Mrs,.4James Austin q,nd Jeffrey of Elnura visited Sunday with Mrs. William Austin. General meeting held UCW FORDWICH — The general meeting of the United Church Women was held in the Sunday School room on .Thursday after- noon. Mrs. Scott Clarkson, the president, opened the meeting , and welcomed theladies. The roll call was answered with "Love". The Huron Perth Pres- byterial is to be held, at Seaferth on Feb. 28. Two delegate's we,re to Efist Viftw000sk holds point &spooking-caotost BELGRAVE— On Wednesday, January 24, East Wawanosh Pub- lic School hel5lits public speaking competition.. Speakers In junior division were Karen *CoUltes* Joanne be chosen from the evening ,and afternoon units. The evening unit will cater to the Lions supper for the public speaking.pupils. The worship service and pro- gram were presented by Miss Minnie McElwain and Mrs. Crosby Sotheran. The theme was "Love Is . . ." under the headings of patient, kind, encouraging, forbearing, believing, hopeful and enduring. Accompanying scriptures were read by • Mrs. Clare Harris, Mrs. Harold Doig, Mrs. Parker ‘,Eurig, Mrs. George Pittendrel014 Mrs, William Wil- SOO, Mrs. Charles Forrest, and Mrs. Wray Cooper, A discussion eriod followed. ,‘ Mrs. Sotheran gave the closing prayer and benediction. • • ete Coultes,Andrew 10°Pmans' rox Scott, Cathy Bootle and r bert Currie. pPegaersin the senior division were Cliffettd;':.Brentee,, Ingrid Dereen'Taylor,''Shella *Olk Marni Walsh and (ary Hopper. • After delibera- on the judges, MrS. Hall and Mr8. Grass selected Antkaw.. ''APOPIrlana,..first;.1(areni,Colittes, second; and '.Catliy. Bakelaar, third in the juior division.;, • In"thel,enioe.,.rdios4tar4 Walsh •' was: 'first;,-.'01.woo:' Alletthe.,\SpeeeheSWere thor- Oughly, enjoYett;1 the. teachers, ,ptirentS'and'PlOiaWhO attended .'rthetoterobv,..,..., • r Mrs. William' Coulter is a pa- tient in Wingham and District Hospital. Mr. and Mts. Vern Clark were in Stratforli on Sunday Where they visited Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pollock. • 'Mrs. Margaret Adams spent a few days recently with her son, Harry Adams in GOderich. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Reidt visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Mowbray and family, 0'4441; • Aft Thomas Leek St., i,isto- wel,,spent last week at the home of her son, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Leek, white her husband was a Patient in hhspital. Mr. Leek has returned to his home. - • . WEDDING INVITATIONS \ ° NATFRAiAMDAIAL OF STRATFORD Choose %in:: 1.veddtne invitations with • • complete contidencel:rom our elegant selection ...which includes announcements and all the correct wedding accessories. Our m,-edding gift to you. a Keepsake copy of,vour Invitation processed in luxurious gold. • • Comte in and rereire yomr free &kid Gift .2egister WINGHANI •ADVANCE -TIMES 1!. • with the Rev. G. W. Serbs la cMsr. M. gasisanual reportsuswerstrent 0400004 °bereft or- • aad approved, showing. a sue 'year in the church's life. Included in thellet of officers for the year im are s.crMary of the OffteIaI Board, Bruce M. Robertson; . ; clerk Of aesaion, . van usa kine , • • itolvtl,ruchnorapPointeifilndeldlroze-0101 Gowdy. Newly tlewly appointed to th., Committee of Stewards are Rob-. ert Edgar, Gerald Gray,WIIIiam, Thornton, Leo Rattan, Stan" Douglas, James Dunbar and Ed - Ward Roth. ,Chaliman of the Board of Stewards Js clittnot Pylte. depart- ments Heading the intheelia°7141.' 01 the church are, organist, and cliob' di- rector, Mrs, Mrs, G. W.Sach; superin, . tendent of the Sunday „School. Mrs. 'Robert Strong; leaders of . Explorer Group, Mrs.':, Earle King, we. ,Ramsond, GOwo:ly; president of the Milted Church Women is MO, Clifford 'Pyke,.. • The churCh is embarking on an NORTH HURON COMPETITORS in elementary sch001' public speaking contest at Wingham Public School last Thursday were, left to right:Wurray Metcalfe, Turnberry Central; Mark VarNeew, Grey Central; Rhonda -Keff- , er, Brussels Public School; Virginia Chisholm, St. Joseph's Separate School, Kingsbridge; Philip Street Blyth Public School; Gordon Kinahan, Sacred Calvin -Brick ohlatoilme &U:... sivvio VuuUIJ BELGRAVE — Calvin -Brick United Church annual meeting was. held on January 28 at the • home of *Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McBurney with 14 present. Rev. John Roberts opened the meeting with prayer. Ivan Dow was ap- pointed secretary. If10n Robinson presented the financial statements of the church..Rdappointed to the Ses- sion was George McGee and Gor- dan MeBurney. Other Officers are: Board of Stewards, Mason Robinson and Alex Robertson; triistee, Ruy Pattison; offering, stewards and ushers, Barry -Mason„ -Peter Ma- son, Jim Beecroft, Jim McGee, Dennis Thompson and Doug Shieli; auditors, •Mrs. George McGee andMrs, Alex Robertson; conunitteet .Mrs-,-.* Alex fidberVitin • representing •the' U.C.W. and Alex. Robertson the board of stewards. \, Sunday School superintendent is Donald Dow; United Church Men, Ivan Dow; Observer secre- tary, Gordon McBurney also to carry on with the Every. Family Plan. of The Observer; music committee, Mrs. George McGee, Marilyn. Robertson, Jim Robert- son and Alice Beecroft. May. 27th was the date set, for the anniversary. •The meeting adjourned and Rev. Roberts closed with prayer. A social hour followed. BELGRAVE — Six tables of • euchre WerePlayed at the weekly Guests attena -euchre last Wednesday evening in the community rooms. UCMmeetinn High lady was Mrs. Robert .• '• IP • Powell; novelty lady, Mrs. Doris Adams; low lady, Mrs. Lawrence Taylor; high man, Herson Irwin; novelty man, Albert Bacon; low man, 'Gene Porter. • ,cSw Evening unit !snide isift.ain lows ao Is lirver11.111015 BELGRAVE — The regular meeting of the evening unit of the United Church Women was held at the home of Mrs, Murray Lott- gheed with 18 present. Mrs. Cliff Branton opened the worship,,reading an article based on the "Green Revolution*Th die. "Stand Up, Stand Up for Jesus" was sungafter which Mrs. Roberts read the scripture lesson. Mrs. Branton closed the worship with prayer. Minutes of the last meeting • were read anA adopted. Mt*. Laura Johnston conducted a short business period after which, Mrs,. James Coultes asked for delegates to attend the Huron - Perth Presbyterial U.C.W Seafortlx, February 28 with 'MrS.. Patricia clarke,a4 guest speak • Mis elaike mrkiteitfoiwThlecr: Server. • The collection was received "and' dedicated by Mit.' Laura Johnston. 'the study hook on India was taken by Mrs. George Michie and Mrs. Cliff Logan. Lunch was served by Mrs. Wil- liam Coultes' group. The March meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. 'Cliff Logan. Weekly euchre FORDWICH — The United.' Church Men held their monthly 'meeting Monday night com- mencing with a pot -luck dinner. The guest:speaker was Rev. Ben B. , D., Uni ed home to spend some time with them. Miss Mary Anne Wheeler spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Wheeler. Mr. and Mrs. James Hodgins moved to RR 3, Granton on Mon- day. Jim has accepted a position as a seed and crop representative at the Western Regional Office at London. ,Mr., and Mrs. Elvey Rock, Jo anne and Jennifer Monkton r were Saturday visite with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Rinn and John. John T. McCallum was able to return to the home of his daugh- er and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cook, on'Wednesday of at week after 'being a patient in Winghamand District Hospital or a few weeks. M. Bouwmeester B.A. Heart Separate School, Wingharn; Janice Guest, Wingham Public School; Marni Walsh, East Wawanosh Public School; Janet Farrish, Brookside' School; Lori Moir, Howick Cental. Speakers Street, Kinahan,and Guest proCeeded into. Huron finals 'this\ Week. (Staff Photo) • ambitioi'm renovation project in which all the departments of the church will be actively involved Beigrcive Persona! Nc)tes 'n1973. • • • • Mrs. Wilfred Pickell of Van- Little Alison ktoultes was able Robert Grasby is attending a couver is spending a couple of to return to the home of her par- convention of the Ontario Assoc - weeks with her mother, Mrsents, Mr and Mrs, William Cotd- iation of Rural Municipalities at Herbert Wheeler. She will also be tes, en Sunday after being a pa- Hamilton this. week. visiting among friends and rela- tient in the Wingham and District Mr. and Mrs. Gary Leith, ,, tives. Hospital. Jtilie and Jeffrey spent the week. Mr. and Mrs, Robert Coultes Mr. and Mrs. Glen Ilarburn, end with her parents, Mrand visited on Sunday with his sister Steven and Lori of Benson visited Mrs. Robert Grasby. Mrs. Leitch and brother in-law, Mr. and Mrs on Sunday *with Mr. andMrS. Cliff and 'Children remained for a few Harman Mitchell of Rothsay. Logan. •• Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hibberd visled on( Sunday with Mr. and Mr Kenneth Lic.hty and Wayne, RR 1,- Milverton, and with Mrs. Levina Gedcke and other friends in Knollcrest Nursing Home in. Milverton.. Mrs. Madelaine Harburn of Hensall spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Vincent. Mrs. Annie Johnston of James- town spent last month with- her daughter and sen -in-law, Mr.. and Ats3AltiggiM4 ETA IlKu4A11,4 1:1031134,e Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Shaw and family of London spent the week- end with her mother, Mrs. John Anderson. Mrs. Anderson return - days, :r konotionii .0:06-0001,1 , no, loutyou Oen helpth . . 9/(FAM:l014000444: ktit. InfOnoatIon -, - '• • ..P?!Itict: • • , . • Avnowposikovgiomon. • TOronIo' 31% onq HALF .THE WORK , Here is the product that has made all previous stamping methods obsolete. . PERMA-STAMP, the stamp with the built-in ink supply. On hand stamping operations PERMA - STAMP gives 25,- 000 or more . clean, clear impressions, without fuss, muss or bother. No stamp pad is needed, no re -inking required. • 0 ..., . i.,.% , HALF. THE TIME . .Since no stamp pad is needed with ,PERMAATAMP, stamping operations, are ,cut in half; work schedules never need to bethalled for re-inldng. When • you pick up a 'PERMA-STAIVIP, you're ready to go; work moves ahead h . • interrupted flow. Jobs get done hater, better Costs drop. , ted 'Church minister of Clifford. Credit Union held 20th annual Other guests attended from Mild - may, Wallaceville, Listowel, Palmerston, Belmore, Wingham and Belgrave. Devotions were conducted by Glenn Johnston and the lesson was read by Clarence Carswell. The benediction was pronounced by Rev. Bouwmeester. DON'T YOU • DESERVE THE FINEST • OF EVERYTHING? BUY AN ABBEY CANADA. Registered Retirement Savings Program FROM YOUR LOCAL AGENT And save,on your income tax if you purchase before February 28. CONTA(t WAYNE MARTIN AT 357.1344 6 BELGRAVE The Beltrave District Credit Union celebrated 20 years service to the commun- ity with a banquet and business meeting followed by a dance on February 2 in the Women's In- stitute Hall. Ninety members and guests attended. Bruce McCall spoke, giving an amusing and thought-provoking address. Clarke Johnston enter- tained with a song and Clifford Coultes gate a monologue. Presi- dent Gilbert Beecroft reported a successful year and that the dir- St. Helens Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Martin visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. DavidP. Martin at Waterloo and Mr. and Mrs. gam Kleihauer in Rostock on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. John Shetler and family of nine of Sterling moved to the farm of Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Murray- on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie McDon- ald are holidaying in Florida. Wesley Dahmer of Galt spent a few days with his daughter, Mrs. Sheldon Martin and Mr. Martin. Eleven tables enjoyed the shoot party in the hall on Thursday night. High prizes went to Mrs. Jim Errington and Gordon God - kin of Wingham and second high went to WS. Frank Ross of Wingham and "Pete" Jefferson. Novelty prizes went to Lorne Forster and Ross Errington. The next shoot party will be February 15. eetors have reduced the interest note on loans 10 per cent retroac- tive to Jan. 1. • George Michie in, the mana- year with the first year which showed steady growth. The members approved the directors' recommendation to give a 25 per cent rebate on interest paid dur- ing 1972 and 5 per cent dividend on members' shares. Hector Barbe of Cana Mutual Insurance conducted the election of officers, which resulted as fol- ., tows: • Archie Purdon and John R. Taylor to serve as directors for a three-year term; Albert Bieman Waaelected to the credit commit- tee replacing C. R. Coultes who has served faithfully as chairman of this committee since the founding 20 years ago; John Nixon to the position on the credit Committee left vacant by the late Martin Grasby; Mason Robinson to the supervisory committee. 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