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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1973-11-15, Page 10111– Winghant Adva .eIf:Z=3,, Ingredients WHIT ECUURCH Mrs, Victor Ener sin spofse en thin m urao te "Suect'SS ctarT}wlsts of little d lly viol * Zes", wh� the Wo- men, 's 4lite to held its Agri- culture and Canadian a Industries anceting in the =vanity it y hall on Monday evening. $he .savdA "Ho has achieved. success Wiii0 has tived well,, laughed often, loved much, who has gained respect intelligent folks and the love of little children, who has filled lis, tittle corder and accomplished has task, ;who has left the %varid better than he found jt, wh, 'bas; looked for the bestkitl (Ahem and given the '4 -st he had, whose life is an inspiration." ° Mrs. Joon Currie, convener of Agriculture and Canadian In- dustries, gave the topic, "The Cause of Heart Attacks". She spoke about cholesterol which.* necessary for devel[±jpment of the body. She said, "The food we eat can contribute greatly to choles- terol w&uich if in excess, causes, heart ; sense. To keep down.. oholestcrol remember to exer- cise." xec-else." Mrs. Currie concluded her talk. with a rea.a ng. President of the Whitechurch branch, Miss Merge Wilson,, opened the meeting with a Remembrance Day verse after which the Ode was sung and the, Creed repeated in unison. The minutes were read by the secre- tary, Mrs. Emerson, and apo proved as read. The financial statement was also given. By a show of hands it was der cided to have roast turkey in preference to beef at the banquet in St. Andrew's Presbyterian , Church on December 10 at 1�2 noon. It was decided to continue Threeeo le P p n remain in : Mrs. Ronald McMichael representative to Board of Stew- ards, Mrs. Glenn McMichael; representative to Official Board, THE WINGHAM LEGION and Auxiliary color party form up outside Sacred Heart Church Sunday morning prior to the Remembrance Day service in the Church. (Staff Photo) . �three • Mr. and Mrs. Wallace . Mat- WR�C�XE�'ERpersonsad:mitted. thews and Mr. and Mrs. William Wade attended the Salvation ' Army band concert held in. St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, W1nghalol, Saturday evening, and report it was exceptionally' good.` Mrs .\ William Mart hats,return- ed -home after spending` a week. yitla "her br+t her-maaw, and sus - k Mrs. and Mrs,: James Sander- -firilosetowk SanktitcheWail, 'icob p me b s herrsis- -ter- 04aWi Tutu.--Bellerby` of: Kit- cheiher,; and they flew west from MMalton to attend -the wedding. of ,their nephew, ,Russ Sanderson. vale y:' visitors with Mr. and , Keith Johnston were Mrs. Gordon MacKenzie, Murray, Diable .and Jeffray of Thompson, Manitoba: Little DaVid tJohnston has been a. patient in the and . Diciet Hospital . since Sunday, Nov.•4. WH1IECHURCH Lloyd Murdock, student prey her at Chalmers and Lang- side Presbyterian Churches, spent the past' eek at his home studying for exams. On Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Murdock visited' with his brother, Jerry Murdock, Mrs. Murdock and family of Hamilton and with friends in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Farrier and: Mrs. Eunice Gillespie spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gillespie of Sarnia. Mrs. Garfet, Farrier was also visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Fred Davis, Mr. Davis and Dana of Windsor. Last weekend Mr. and Mrs. John Jamieson took Frank Jamieson back to Kingston. Frank, who is suffering from a broken leg, does not expect to be home till Christmas. His friends here wish him a speedy recovery. Little Teddy Fisher . of Don Mills spent the weekend with his cousins, Bill and Gregory Fisher. Whitechurch YPS held a social evening on Saturday at the home of Judy Jamieson. Sixteen en- joyed erokinole, euchre and other games. Judy served refresh- ments. On Sunday last Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tiffin, Joan and Shirley at- tended the general meeting of 418 Stratford Musicians at Victorian Inn. The meeting was in the af- ternoon followed by a smorgas- bord dinner and entertainment, Miss Joan Tiff is on a week's holidays from the Teeswater Bank ; of Montreal. Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Noels of Crediton spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Sleightholm and family. Visitors from Thursday to Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. Carl McCletnaghan and Mr. and Mrs. Ben McClanaghan were Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Baird, Leann, Shelley and Angela of Cayuga. On Stunday Mr. and Mrs. Ben Moss to hospital �fter falis "Three persons. were admitted to hospital over the week as a re- sult of 'falls while one othe1 per- son was•treated for an injury suf- fered in. a fall and released. , • Mo i" d +,1. ' No C# ttierA 'Mrs. hi'garee"J6tne''Finlayr, Corrie, was admitted to hospital with a fractured left leg resulting from a fall at her home. Her condition is Personals Miss Corrie Thacker of Tees - water spent the weekend with Miss 'Kathy Walker. Mrs. Mabel Harris returned to Lambeth Saturday after spend- ing a week with Johnston rela- tives in the area. Mrs.Ross.Mann is well enough to come home after being in a •London hospital for two months. We hope improvement will con- tinue. Harvey Mann and Bob Bitton were here also. Mr. and Mrs.1Leslie Bolt of Bel - grave spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fraser Haugh and Eileen. Mr. and Mrs. Jack 'Scott and family of Newton and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hall and family of Shakespeare spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wheeler of Wingham spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Elliott.. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Stephenson of Walkerton visited Sunday with Mrs. Ross Mann. Eric Ross has been a patient in Wingham and District Hospital for over a week. Harold Grant of Teeswater is spending a few days at St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Friends here wish him a speedy recovery. Adventure Week now hi progress Wayne Welch of Scripture Union was the guest speaker at the morning worship service in St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church on Sunday. Mr. Welch is in town all week, conducting an Adventure Week for the young people. He is holding sessions for children every afternoon after school, on Wednesday evening a Teen Night was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Camp- bell, and on Friday evening a Family Night will be held at 7 p.m. During the Sunday morning service, Mr. and Mrs. John Ostrom sang, a duet, "Nailed to the Cross". Mrs. Don Robertson presided at the organ console. (lowers were placed in the sanctuary in memory of those whose lives were sacrificed in two world wars and were placed by their parents, Mrs. T. C. King, Roy Adair, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Lloyd and Mr. and Mrs. N, V. Pym. listed as satisfactory. Miss Nettie Moffat, Teeswater, was transferred to St. Joseph's Hospital in London after frac- turing her left arm ,in a fall at her , home on Monda , NovemberY15. Suffern ,:- c := alta head and o ►! ` resulting froth `'a iall` 4>s.: Edith Joynt was admitted to hospital by ambulance on Sunday. Her condition is listed as fair. On ' "Monday; 'November 5, Karen Johnston, age 10, RR 2, Bluevale fell at school and frac- tured her left elbow. She was treated and later released. On Wednesday; November 7, Rose Marie Stadelman, age 1, RR 2; Blyth, was admitted to hospital with first degree burns to her face, neck and armwhen she pulled the tea kettle over on her: Her condition is listed as satis- factory. Graham Allan, RR 5, Lucknow, received painful injuries to his right second finger on Monday when he caught it in a grain auger. He was treated and rel- eased. Also on Monday, Randy Netter - field, age 11, Wingham, lacerated his right second finger playing hockey at the Wingham arena. Ile was released after treatment. if success theme of Instltvti wit the Secret Sister. A letter from Mies Barbar, De Visadlez' home ., conom& t, was reads reger°ding Achievement Pay Janrury 12, a a letter from District Secretary Mrs, V; Mauir ell of behalf of the rally, regard the cl arge of Si per member for Bruce. Tartan, It was cecided to send +t .con- 4ibeutiern° - The rQR cap. was answered by bringing an \iartielle made in. Canada and telling where it was mace. 10 the display of article$, were farm ,drainage tele, a hat of plastic wrappers, powder, tery, nails, a towel and a brace- let^ Community singing was ati� Joyed with Mrs, Garnet Farrier pianist. Mrs° Elgin Johnston read' a .rel port written by Mrs, George Eider, on the Bruce County rally `held at Chesley on October ib and Mrs. William Rintvul gave a de, tailed report of the Grey -Bruce area convention field, at Chats worth September 29' and Q. Miss Wilson 'thanked , all for their help in the program and the MrsGaUaher retmed as presiden.t of UCW WRG TER Rev. George W. Sach installed the officers .f or 1974 when members of the WroX- eter United Church .Women met Wednesday evening. Mrs. Mac Wylie read the slate of officers, which included: President,. Mrs. Stanley Gallaher; 'first Wee - president, Mrs. Floyd McGee; second vice-president, Mrs. Ronald MclVlichael; recording secretary, Mrs, Thomas O'Krafka; corresponding secre- tary, Mrs. Archie Miller; treasurer, Mrs, Harvey Coup. .land; Christian education, Mrs. Ronald McMichael, Mrs. Robert »Musgrove, Mrs, Bert Pocaluyko, Mrs. Charlie Moore; program, Mrs. George Gibson, Mrs. War- ren Fines, Mrs. Lyle Hart; flower committee, Mrs. Kenneth Ben- nett, Mrs. Kenneth Edgar, Mrs. Jack Burns; .social functions, Mrs. Harvey Wheeler; supply . and. welfare, Mrs. Gordon Louttit, Mrs. George Adams, Mrs. Dick de Boer; community friendship, Mrs. Mac Allan, Mrs. Leslie Douglas, Mrs: Stan Hayes, Mrs. Stewart Higgins; pianist, hospital Three Fordwich residents re- main in Listowel Memorial Hos pital this week as a result of two, separate accidents investigated by the Listowel detachment of the OPP. • Arnold Allan, 23, of RR 1 Ford- wich, is in satisfactory condition with fractures and other injuries following a two veluiclecollision on Perth County Road 4, ne mile .' west of Highway 23, on OV, 7 at''' 4:40 p.m. iri.cied41441**:, `.q "'n +..'�`.`f ''t+".J a" 1t%OA•dtruck�driven by Lawrence Jack lin of Brussels. A ,passenger in Mr. Allan's car, Gary `-':Shu- macher, 17, of 'Fordwich,receiv- ed minor injuries and was re- leased from hospital the day ^ Jot - lowing the accident. Mr. Jacklin also received minor injuries. Damage to the dump truck was estimated at $6,000 and to the car, $1,800. Charges are pending. A Fordwich couple remain in hospital in satisfactory condition following another two -car col- lision on Perth County Road 4, just east of Perth Cty: Rd. 1 on Nov. 10 at 7:55 p.m. ' Harold Doig of Fordwich, 75, driving a 1968 Rambler, collided with a 1962 Chev driven by Geof- frey De Mynn of Weston. Mr. De Mynn, 18, received cuts and bruises. Mr. Doig received fractures and his wife Edna Doig, who was a passenger in her bus - band's car received cuts and bruises. Damage was estimated at $3,000. Charges are pending. BANDSMAN AND MRS. BOB WILSON join in the singing Sunday afternoon in the Salvation Army Citadel. The local corps hosted the Hamilton Temple Band. (Staff Photd) Z rs. Bruce Chambers; cards, Mrs. William flart:; literature and 'coriununicatiton, Mrs. Davey Edgar.. Mrs. Kenneth: Edgar and Mrs. Stewart Higgins had :charge of the worship period and Mr. Sach conducted Bible study, Mrs. Gal* latter was in charge of the,bus- iness period. Shopping for That° Something i} Etra ! LOOK! in THE ADVANCE -TIMES i mI Fi closed with the singing; of The tin and Grace, Leh was sowed by Mrs. Run Gaunt, ElginJim. nsto'iit and Mrs. Frank Ross. CANADA MANPOWER CENTRE COUNSILIOR Nn,Att,nnitian R TOWN HALE, WINGHAM sNovorabe' 22p, 1973 ua. to 4;00 poria Cantor rossarch is Canada do - ponds heavily for its'auoport eo voluntary contributions to this Aped campaign of the Can Cancer Society Denture wearre smile. Q rjva4C i5^t? C;7,.v^�Oa! 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From cover to cover. She reads the council news and church evens. She likes to read about what young people are doing, especially where her nieces and nephews are involved ... their graduations, engagements, weddn :. She enjoys thsocial news. She reads the classified column and birth notices. She peruses the advertisements to see where she will shop. And she likes the pictures. If Aunt Mary has a birthday coming up . o . or if you just want to let her know you love her .. renew her subscription to her favorite publication. THE WINGHAM ADVANCE -TIMES