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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1973-02-15, Page 2ate 2 -The Winha m Advance -Til ea. Thursday, Feb a *i t ren F�rdwich Personals Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Ferguson *and daughter of Georgetown 'visited one day last week with M. and Mrs. Clarence Carswell. Mr. and Mrs. Jack King and Roger of Guelph visited one day last week with Mr. and Mrs. Randy King. Mr. and Mrs. Ted }Unseen visited friends in Bridgeport on 'Saturday evening. 'Hugh Jill ng a de1'went major surgery last week in Listowel MeMorial Hospital. Cindy and Jeffrey Mulvey of Belmlore visited Sunday with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sothern, Mr, and Mrs. R. Montgomery of Wingham were Saturday eve- ning. visitors with Mr. and Mrala. Anson Ruttan. Mrs. Lyle Foerter was able to return home last week from hoar- pitail fir Walkerton. Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Bender spent several days last week with Carl Bender and family in. Owen Sound. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wahl of. Waterloo called. on Mr. and Mrs. Jack SchCacher on eve- ning. Mrs, :Ken Jacklin and Kendra of St. Jacobs were Sunday visitois with Mr. and Mrs. Dave Dinsmore. • Jim Douglas, accompanied by Dennis Johnston of Sarnia spent the weekend , at Sudbury. Mrs. Johnston and children visited with Mrs, Douglas and family. Mr. and Mrs, Stan Bride spent the weekend with Mr4 and Mrs. Bob Brie in London, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Johnston and Jack Winter spent Sunday with relatives. in • Collingwood. Mr. Whiter stayed for a few days' holidays. Mr. and Mrs, Cliff Budd =visited • Burning. Rectal Itch Relieved: InMattes -xiitudoboadhositubstaness Relieves PainAs It Slariibiltir It you want satisfactory rebel' from Itchog , Pine'-- s ,good news. renawaedr � tabasato has found a0101e Wang.labstaaca t• hat proniptl . reliievees the hurting itch . and-=-eiaaiallyt: • shrink liemmorrhoii. .This. Substance has beets tQ ucee,txtefeo- tiVe m Itsserm llinit. `r'oP, el'tl4 'also"help pp re ehtW%im. , f n wee after"very atrili►ing improvement". was noted. even moos.. t of Ioyns this 1 Mk 4^ . r arse a'period:of mnnthlil° This was pushed b a: new Ming substance; (Bio -Dyne)-- y helps best ' ured stimulate owih et new timar4 Saw, Rio -Dyne is offered in dirntment 'sort form acalied P�eps stion"W. c for it mab1'drat sores-satisf ctianey air relatives in Shelburne one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Harrgirave and Mrs. Holger Espensen spiesnt Sunday with Mr. Espensen at University hospital, London, where he underwent major sur- gery. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Fletcher of Toronto were weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brown. letter is read from Pail Rice F'ORDWICH -- The Anglican Church Women of Trinity Church met at the home of Mrs. Don King for the February meeting. The President, Mrs. J. W. Daunt opened with a hymn followed by Prayer. Mrs: E. Ferguson gave the devotions, "Our Gift of Worship". The roll call, a favorite recipe was answered by the inembers. Mrs. William Sothern read two interesting letters from Paul Rice who is in Lesotho, South Africa, . doing missionary work. In December they planted one and one-half acres of potatoes under irrigation with the people all helping. They, hope to be able to grow more vegetables. They are trying now to build a car- pentry shop and weaving centre. On Saturdays they travel eight miles by ox cart to a river where they collect stone and break this for concrete. So far they have accumulated 12 tons which to have crushed commercially and transported would have cost $75. He ict the eply white paarann fns miles around. This young chap was attending Waterloo Univer- sity but gave it up to go to Africa and do what he could for the apple there. A discussion period followed led by Mrs. Joe Daunt. Mrs. Emerson Ferguson read a letter from Mrs. Anderson at Exeter telling of a special meet- ing to be held in Exeter in March with Miss Dorothy _ Robinson, missionary from Uganda, as guest speaker. Mr's. •Doug Bunker conducted a contest and lunch was served by' Miss Louise Matthews and .Mrs. Hector' Browne, assisted by the bosstesss, sr. HELENs 'On Saturday Mrs.' Allen Miller accompanied Richard and Ell- wood Elliott, Alex McKenzie and Mrs. Corrigan to Hamilton where ,they called on relatives of the late Robert Elliott who passed away on Thursday. Funeral service was held on Monday at Hamilton. THE iNNVAI.MIITING Howkk Farmers' Mutual Fire Insurance Company will be held in the TOWNSHIP HALL, GORRIE 'friday, February 23, 1973 at 9.30 p.m. To receive annual statement and Auditors Report. Elect Directors. • (Any one with the intent to run as, a Director must register at the Company's Office five days prior to the Annual Meeting.) Appoint Auditors. To transact any other business which may rightly come before the meeting. James Mair, President Mrs. Joy Wylie, Asst. See: Tread! illimiummageourgegeoliainuminsum THE MUf f LERMAN i 1 LIFETIME GUARANTEED MUFFLE.RS SHOCK ABSORBERS 11 II 'YOUR SILENT PARTNER" WHERE QUiET BEGINS FREE INSTALLATION AND 15MIN. SERVICE OPEN MON.-FRI. i - 6 SAT. i- Z71-5560 38 Ontario St. Stratford Personal Notes from ./41 .. and Mrs.Mon Emerson, Darlene, Waren and Brenda of St. Catharines spent the weekend with Mr. end Mrs. Victor Emer- son. On Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Emerson were visit with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jamie- son. Miss Marjorie Purvis, now a resident of Mitchell andUforxnerly of West Wawanoth (Lucknow vicinity), was tented recently at Westminster Hospital with a -year service pin and is now starting her 26th year. This community was sorry to learn that Bill Kennedy of Wing - ham and a former resident of Whitechurchlocality underwent surgery in Winghant and District Hospital on Friday, Friends here wish him a speedy recovery. Mrs, Leola Chadwick, Mrs. Gowdy and Phil Chadwick of London visited on 'Tuesday With Mr. and Mrs. Victor Emerson and with Mr. and Mrs. Ewart Mc- Pherson of Lucknow. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Moss of Plattsville, who ' r cently re- turned from a tri Arizona, visited on Tu th her par- ents, Mr.and Mrs. Ben McClena- ghan and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mc- Clenaghan. They have plans made to go on a tour of the Holy Land in the near future. Mrs. Arthur Burrows, who was taken to Wingham and District Hospital �*� . away on Thursday. The nity extends asympaetby to her husband, Arthur Burrows. Mrs. Burrowswas the former Eby McSween ,of Kin' cavils* *k . "funeral was at tsrdlee on .. turday. Visitor's on the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Millan Moore were Mr. and Mrs: Garry D of Port Credit and Allan Duman and his father, Willlan► Darman, of Mississauga, On February 10 church serv- ices at Whitechurch United Church will be withdrawals the pastor, Karel deK . ever, is at- tending a two weeks' study course at Emmanuel Coll*, To- ronto. Mrs. Webster Jackim of Listo- wel was visiting with her sister in Wingham and on Ttlestday last was', admitted to Wingham and District Hospital. Mrs. Archie Purdon is her daughter. The community wishes her a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Uoyd Whytock and family of East Wawanosh visited Friday evenitut with Mr. and Mrs. Carman Whytock and Jackie. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Hunte and Trevor of London and Mr, and Mrs. Russel Ross of East Wawa- nosh spent the weekend vl+ith Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Conn. UCW hold meeting at Thompson home WHITECHURCH - The United Church Women Geld their Febru- ary meeting on Tuesday of last week at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. George Thompson. The convener of Christian' and Missionary Education, Mrs. Clif= ford Laidlaw, was in charge of. the meeting and gave the call to worship. Mrs. Elsner Sleightholm led in prayer and scripture was read by Mrs. Quipp. Mrs. Sleight - holm, Mrs. Quipp and Mrs. Laid- law then tookparts in a reading, "The Useful Bridge Mrs. Laidlaw read two Bible" verses, led in prayer and read from the' study book, "Christian- ity in India". During her talk, she Afternoon unit asked two questions: "Why are you a clpristian ' and "What weaknesses arise in the church?" Mrs. Karl deKoeijer sang "The Lord's Prayer" " in the. Dutch language. The president, Mrs. Milian Moore, presided for the business. The secretary, Mrs.' Dave Gibb, read the minutes which Were • adopted. The treasurer's report was given by Mrs. Albert Coolies: Roll call, a Bible verse c unng . the word `Iove`, was ons �sd by 14 members and one child', Mrs. Moore announced that the 'Presbyterial annual meeting till be held at Seaforth,February, 28. The World Day of Prayer service will be March 2 at 2:30 in .the United Church. • Mrs. Moore told the story of a journalist in China and closed the 4: it 1.-)11€04 with lraanyer. 'The t k. p basket was then eri- IEA�i/ sira've >i g. •echurch Mr ,id Airs. and Michell* et Saturday with her pa, and Mrs. Bim' Rieleal• Maid. Ortr11401 Moore who're- sides with hisr daughter at KW - camas and is the of Mrs. Waite* Moore of the village, Is now a patient In St. Joseph's floe - pix, Lam. Mr. and ;. Gorden 'Wayland a , 'and f of Kincardine were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. .Walter Moore and family: On :Friday Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mdopa and family were at cardine at „the 'feral hone: where 'the remains, ns, M the lateu Mrs. Arthur Burrows restea, .ehalmersiVMS meeting will be held T ! y% au r a. at a2, p. n . ,est .the Choi a of Moran. Karl . Caslick. Leaders are Mrs. Wesley Tiffin and Mrs, .ft. Mowbray, The roll•ol will be.answered "the commandment Land nd :hardest to keep:'« urcteey remarks Will be Oven by. Mrs., Vic Emerson,. Mr. and Mrs. Dawson Craig, Mr.. and Mrs, .,Alex Craig and Lana were Suutnday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Robaertson and family of East Wawanosh, 'Little Bill Gaunt, sou of Mr. and Mrs, Barley Gaunt of Wingham, visited last week with his grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs, John Gaunt. The interior of Whitechurch CORRECTION We regret an error which appeared in last week's edition of the Advance -Times.. In an ac- count from Whitechurch regard- ing Leroy Rintoul appearing in the Toronto parade sponsored by the Charolais Association, we 're- ported that Mr. Osborne and Mrs.., Rintoul trained the animal to walkup and down steps, It should have read 'herdsman Leroy Rin- toul trained the animal to walk up and down steps; this he could do. like a `dog'. St Helens Mr. -and Mrs. Willis Corrigan of Barrie spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Allan Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Curran and Paul were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gardner ' and family at Lucan. Mrs. William Purdon spent the week with her daughter, ��, �• Bar. b, ara y i t�ener. e,,11 of party will be -held on Thursday, night. Loath m .+-wtr s °�, ' ed o ` rill'ber.,served1. FORDWICH - The ` afternoon unitof the UCW met in the Sun- Iday School room on -Thursday afternoon. The worship service was taken by Mrs. Bert Wylie and Mrs. Parker Eurig. The scripture and prayer were given by Mrs. .Wylie and the meditation and a poem by Mrs. Eurig. , The program was presented by Mrs. Jack Wilson and Mrs. Cros- by Sotheran. They presented the chapter from the study book on India entitled "The Green Revolution". Charts, pictures and maps were used followed,by a discussion period. Mrs. Agla, unit president, pre- sided for the business. The roll call was answered with a verse from the Psalms. A thank -you note was read from Mrs. Wally Gibson for a plant given her hus- band. Delegates from the unit .to. the Presbyterial at Seaforth are Mrs. Bruce Agla and Mrs. Jack Wilson. The World Day of Prayer will be held in the United Church on March 2. All ladies from the neighboring churches are in- vited. During the afternoon the ladies quilted. The lunch hostesses were Mrs. George Pittendreigh, Mrs. A. Stinson and Mrs. Verna Gal- braith. Wroli er Personals Sunday guests with -Mrs. Wil- liam Coulter were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Machan,: Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Givens, Michelle and Michael; Mr. and Mrs. Gourley McIntosh Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hilson.and Kelly, all of Listowel; Rickie Clarke of Douglas Point and Miss Pauline McCutcheon of Brussels. ' Mrs. William Hart returned horhe from Wingham and District Hospital On Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Gwyn Morgan, Peterborough, attended the Gold- en Anniversary reception for Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Matthews in Clifford Community Centre on Saturday evening and visited with the Matthews until Sunday. Dan Isabelle and a friend of To- ronto were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Clement. Dr. and Mrs. Wendell Gott, Is- lington, spent the weekend with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank King. Terry Clark, Don Mills, and Miss Deanna Prokopiszyn, Scar- borough were weekend guests with Mr. and Mrs. Vern Clark. Miss Susan Gibson, Toronto, CROSSWORD ACROSS 1. Abel's father 5. Vehicle 8. Girl's name 9. Lion's pride 10. Projecting ends of churches 11. Dispatch boat 18. Spiked war clubs 14. Plates (var. ) 15..,A cembat pilot 16. Lubricant 17. Pronoun 18. Gives heed (var.) 21. Coal size 22. Unwhole- DOWN 16, Pun - 1. Llama of gent Peru vege- 2. Perceiver, table 3. Toward 19. Prize the fighter's sheltered aim side 20. Radical 4. Bulk 21. Writer 5. Carp of 6. Cuckoos sacried 7. Save songs 9. Capital 28. United of Nations Wisconsin 24. Has 10. Oriental 25. Bug nurse 27. Merry - 12. Bones mak- (anat.) ing some 24. Siberian gulf (poss.) 26. Ship's carrying capacity 29. Pronoun 30. Rea eagle 81. Place 82. Temerity 84.Mrs. leisenhower 2e. Vapor V. Sign of zodiac SI. Dip out, SS water 40.E 41. Bohei ni4ti.like Answer ►:1nt:1c drIM ;ANOVL MOW F frIur)l"J tzr �C'~1iir'r r tmoa f`lmmtb)1i vow mum um HEOILMER WNW NMEIHMEL k .1rn F31JE)FJMWiW i=3ri 1111; N1M;r4 F�fa:1l(' EyHCr;WM rt4lnwn LJHUEJO MOM ►7wusu r41, -/K !.117 C11I 28. Organs of sight 30. Shun 33. Back 34. Mother 35. Sandarac tree 1111111111111:Avmiumweimmium 1111111111111111111" 11111111111611 ii1111111111r Mill11111101111111 011111111114111111111M111111111 '4111111111111111111111111111" 4"..S 111111111111111111Siiiiiiii111111 spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. Edward Gibson. Helmut Zeransky and sons, Petter and Connie and Mrs. Trudy Petrie of Ottawa spent the weekend with Mr. and "Mrs. Wal- lace Matthews. ' Mr. and Mrs. Ross King and family, Stratford, were Sunday visitors with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Icing. Mr. and Mrs. Brian Manuel, Seaforth, were Sunday guests with their aunt, Miss Hazel Sparliiig. Mrs. Margaret Adams had the misfortune to severely injure her hip and leg in a bad fall on the way to church Sunday morning. Fortunately no bones were broken. •`f Several from this community attended the golden anniversary celebration for Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Matthews in Clifford Community Centre Saturday evening. United Nations Inst. topic week wise tt wni have s coat 01 pig aloe by Mr. Indio of Luc w. Oa Wed* needs), evening tnembers of the WA's Institute end the H Board mot and the decision W to have the interior of the painted:hall Mr. and Mrs. fid Falconer and family r of Sarnia spent t weekend with Mrs and Mrara. Rob-, ert Mowbray. Mr. and Mrs. lam family ofi. re , visitors v4th C' sister, Mrs Alan Palmer, Mr. Falconer and Tony. ry 'On Tuesday, p'eblruarcy 20 : at BM a meeting of Len and Chalmers Presbyterian ur will be held with Presbytery in the church here to decide •about the church services for the com- ing Year. Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Gros korth spent Thursday and°f+'riday Toronto visiting with her mother, Mrs. Emma Bagg an4 • with Mr. and Mme.' Paul Gros- korth,: Matthew and Shauna; Miss Joyce Tiffin and. Brenda . Haf:rrmehl, of London . spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Dan Tiffin. Mary Lou Wall, also of, London, spent , the weekend with her. parents, Mr, and Mrs. Ira Wall. John Willis, D.C., Mrs. Willis and Jeffrey of Hanover were Sun- day visitors with Mr and Mid. Bill Willis and his mother, Mrs. Doris 'Willis. Ted McClei}aghan of Kitchener spent the weekend 'with his mother, Mrs. Lillian McClena- ghan. John Wybenga of British Col. pmbia returned on the weekend to visit with his brother, Victor nyucilasts, rlru'if. rryiucusa cum WROXETER Mrs. Stan Bride of Fordwich was the guest speaker when the Women's Insti- tute met at the home of Mrs. Wes Heimpel on Tuesday afternoon' of last week. Her topic was "The United Nations" and her talk was very interesting and informative. Mrs. Bride was thanked by Mrs. Les Douglas and presented with a gift. Mrs. Ron McMichael, vice president, was in the chair and began the meeting with the read- ing of a poem entitled, "Febru- ary". Opening exercises were followed by the minutes of the last meeting and the reading of correspondence. Roll call was answered by 'naming "Today's most newsworthy item": A donation was made to the In- stitiite's Good Cheer fund, also one to help defray caretaking ex- penses at the community hall. A reportrof the district directors' meeting held in Clifford, was given by Mrs. MclWichael. Euchre committees for February were chosen, following which Mrs. Douglas conducted a con- test. The singing of„ the Institute grace closed the meeting and lunch was served by Mrs. Heim- pel, Mrs. H. Slr'rimow; and • Mrss. I1. Reidl. family. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ross of East Wawanosh visited Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Robert Ross. Quite a few from here attended the ;opening of the new Bank of Montreal in Lucknow on Satur- day. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Rintoul, Carol, Kimberley and Debbie of Kettleby on Tuesday brought' her mother, Mrs. Black, home to Bel - grave. 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