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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1975-10-23, Page 7P .2 lot*, . 73701100 .2.114orilert. tis '72 TOYOTA 4,..Door nollo , Q CHIY$LE*, 40door map. .powsr s, ,M.ETE �l ' 500 •ya '69 PLYMOUTH 4400r • S+ a '4 Otosiioilo moo. '68:C.HEK, ..1100rOop CHRYSLER - DODGE - PLYMOUTH WINGHAM ONTARIO �NVNE 357.300:2' i A Is your phone book listing correct? Piease tell us now, before we print your new direc- tory.cLook-up your listipg, in the current directory and, if you wish to have it changed, Dial "0" (zero) and ask for Business Office be- fore November 25th. pot Welt supper on 'Oetoher 24. move4 to, their reeentlY Put' They eow% find there are to many chased hoose on Satorday. Th• other , .function* be)ng .held, 00, house w‘ga formerly owned IV tgher *4 oo4onother night 'will Mr, and ivirs, Wellwood• of Vim - WO 19 Oe',ArrangV91.. coqiver are visiting with Mr. recent 'visitor with Mrs.- Lester Visitors on Saturoay with' Mrs. F4coner, of Colross and other, Nr. and- Wir's; Wallace Conn,' after spending two weeks in the , west t and British Columbia _ arrived home on Friday.evening. .Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Smith were very pleased with the garage sale. which they had on 'SaturdaY- , Most of their articles ,were sold. Miss s Barbara and Jean ii Camp tl of Lendon spent .the weeken Iwith Mrs. Robert R95,3 and attended the farm auction sale of Russel Ross. , ph'. and Mrs. Jim Ross, „Mark and Cathy cif Kitchener spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs Russel Ross and assisted at the auction sale. - Mr. and Mrs. Ggity Johnston, Phillip, Wayne and' Margaret of MildMay visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Moore -and family. Mrs. Gertie Tiffin of Wingham spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. George Young and family of Langside who will be moving in the near tuture to Wingham. Mrs. John de Boer, Mrs. Simon de Boer of LucknoW and Mrs.. Peter de Boer visited one day last week with Mr. and Mrs. Ron Nicholson of Strathroy. Mr. and Mrs. Rae Berg of Tavi- stock, Mr. and Mrs: Elmer Wil- ker of Stratford were visitors on Thursday of last week Liwith Mr. and Mrs. Victor Einerson. The ladies met when their Institute entertained Whitechurch WI. Whitechurch friends were pleased to hear that Mrs. Wilford Caslick of Wingham, who had been a patient at St. Joseph's Hospital, London, returned home on Sunday. Mrs. George Tiffin of Lucknow was a Sunday visitor with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mowbray. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pollock of Detroit ' called Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mowbray. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Purdon on Sunday and Monday visited with - their daughter Barbara of Kitch- ener. Mr. and Mrs. Russel Bell of Teeswater were Sunday visitors Wjlgir,,. andilVirs. Cliff Laidlaw. ,..,., s,.,iteet Laidlaw is now a feSiderit f Cosy Nursing Home west of Whitechurch. , Mr. and Mrs. Paul Laidlaw of Windsor spent the weekend with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Laidlaw and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Elliott. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Elliott, Barry, David and Karen were Sunday visitors with Mrs. Mit- chell Elliott; Ailsa Craig, and with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Elliott and Jennifer of Arkona. Mr. and Mrs. Allan -McIntyre of London were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ben Mc- Clenaghan. Mr. and Mrs. Ted McClenag- han of Waterloo spent the week- end with Miss Mildred Mc- Clenaghan at the farm. Gary and Gayle Rintoul on Sunday -visited with Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Kid NYS. Gordon Scott, Rips ley, Mrs. Velma .Falconer, rops, Mr. and Alm. Wayne Coos. lick, Alissa and Craig of Clarets, rute held erson hotre. taaturArdiry Sgvttring-arao4rivoiled Monday aCOMnpanied her svicsoittt wofithniMrpw.y,anndwirtitiCoo wor: Mrs. Robert ROSS returne0 -.days' visit with WS, Olive 130SA1 ohfomweingenhaT:78daY after f9 -W Russel Ross on Saturday held a successful farm sale of infole" ments and cattle with Brian Rill' toul auctioneer, Mr. and Mrs, Ross have mchased a house in ity rally itechurch WIIITECHURCH Community Memorial WAS opened, last Thursday when' the local Women's Jqstitute ''hoSted: the Bruce County WI RalkY,ihe. theme wag "There Arg 'Nu Strangers Just Friends "Wha The meeting was opened at 9:00 a.m. by the chairman, 1Vit'S. Teasdale. oreetings were eX- tended by Miss Barbara de; Visscber, Bruce County Rome Economist; Mrs. Graham Chatill bers, Provincial Board Director, Provincial Board Director, Sub. 17. Election of officers 'resulted in the folloWing being named: past chairman, Mrs. Teasdale; --,chair., man, Mrs. James Coyne; first vice-chairman, Mrs. Kirkpat-4 rick; second vice-chairman:Mph Richard Fenton; ' secretary - treasurer, Mrs. Ken McKinnon. ,11/1/7/////: and has a chance to SAVES 25% Every Birge sailiwim— °°;;.., hiiiii\\\\. \AA‘" :I al_ _ WIN $1 ,000 at frh'e "Birge House" Sweepstakes (sweepstakes close October 31, 1975) Cashco Carpets Ltd EN BEAUTIFUL DOWNTOWN ST. JACOBS OR LISTOW EL 664-3334 (Closed Mondays) 291-4440 L L ' • `1 G'°. PE ES - PAINT • WALL COVE' I)&. During the afternoon session, a memorial service was conducted by the Parkhead Wft Roll call re- vealed 153 in attendance from.the various districts. Mrs. Ribey of Bruce Centre received the WI scholarship for her granddaugh- ter. The guest speaker was " Mrs. Anne Judd. Humorous skits were presented by Malcolm branch, Bruce East District, and Holyrood branch, Bruce South District. Mrs. Sut- cliffe, Grey -Bruce area presi- dent, extended greetings and in- vited all to attend the convention at Owen Sound November 3 and 4. Greetings from the various presidents were then heard: Mrs. Aylmer Klages from Bruce North; Mrs. George Pollock, Bruce Centre; Mrs. W. Miskie, Bruce East; and Mrs. Dave Ire- land, Bruce South. Officers of Eastern Star installed at Masonic Hall The installation of officers of Huron Chapter No. 89, Order Of the Eastern.Star, Wingham, was held in the Chapter Room of the Masonic Hall. �. Mrs. Jack Reavie, PDDGM was the installing officer; Mrs. Jack McKim, PM, the installing marshall; Mrs. Bruce Chambers, installing chaplain; Mrs. Donald MacIntyre, installing organist, Jack MacDonald, PP, installing, warder; Jack Reavie, PP., ,ln5talr lirlg Sentinel. A- duet was Sung'by Mr. and Mrs. Murray Gaunt. ' Others assisting were: Mrs, John Frame, PD:GM ; Mrs. Francis Campbell, PDDGM; Past Matrons, Mrs. Harold Cong- ram, Mrs. Donald MacKinnon, Mrs. Jack MacDonald, Mrs. Murray MacLennan, Mrs. Jack Gerrie; Past Patrons, John Frame, Alex Robertson, Donald MacKinnon. The following officers were in- stalled: Worthy Matron, Mrs. James Inglis, Worthy Patron, James Inglis; Associate Matron, WitiOn,land will *044 thore hit the mar future.' -MM „Earl Caslick returned home on FridaY after *few OW' visit with her dmightex. Ross and fainliy, W. and liars. John /gaunt and OeOrge and Miss Kay Wilke.; visited with Mr, and Ivirs. Jim aaunt arid Janet of • Whitee,hurch WI is holding a euchre party MOndfly, October 27, in Whitechurch Common' IVIemorial Those attending the shower for Miss Mary Lou Wall from a' dis- tance were Mrs. Frank Davis, Mrs. Dave Arthur of Lori(1011, Mrs. Bill Wall of Bramalea. Bev Kay's mother has fallen again with the result she had to be hospitalized in Guelph General Hospital. Mrs. Carl McClenaghan visited Tuesday te Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Mack Stewart of Water- loo. Mrs. -Eileen Parker of Exeter came to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl McClenaghan and on Satur- day all attended the wedding of their niece, Jane Moss, and Jim McCartney of Plattsville in the United Church at 7 p.m. The reception wis held in the hall be- side the church. Mr. and Mrs. Carl McClenaghan and Mrs. Parker spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Mc - Mrs. Clarence Bell; .Assoeiate Patron, Scott Reed, PP; treas- urer, Mrs. Alex Robertson PM; Conductress, Mrs. Denis. Lang - ridge; Associate Conductress, Mrs. Harold Elliot; chaplain, Denis Langridge; Marshall, Mrs. Jack Blackwell; organist, Mrs. Morris Swanson; Star Points: Adah, Mrs. Wayne Pletch; Ruth, Mrs. James Miller; Esther, Mrs. Ronald Forster, PM,-; Martha., George NewbOlt; Warder, Bert. Moffat; Sentinel, Jack Ferguson. The secretary, Mrs. Farish Mof- fat, PDDGM, was unable tO be present and will be installed later. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Reid receiv- ed Past Matron and Past Patron jewels and certificates from Huron Chapter. Guests were present from Wel- land, Owen Sound, Wiarton,- Southampton, Kincardine, Lon- don, Listowel, Chesley, Clinton, Blyth, Clifford- and Tiverton chapters. Holy Lent slides at Chalmers WMS WHITECHURCH — The Chal- mers Women's Missionary Society held their Fall Thank - offering last. Wednesday evening at the -church. President Mrs. Bill Rintoul opened the meeting,,with a poem and extended a warm welcome to visitors and mem- bers. "We Praise Thee, 0 God" was sung, and Mrs. Dawson Craig led in prayer. Mrs. Victor Emerson read Psalm 107:1-5, and Mrs. Lorne Forster gave a Thanks- giving reading. Mrs. Andrew Gaunt showed slides of her visit to the Holy Land and gave an interesting commentary. Among the places she visited were: Jerusalem, the garden of Gethseniane, King David's tomb, the Church of the Holy" SeptilcbreNazaetii,_:-'ft" Dear Church' or 'the .1vativity2. •Mrs'i Wallace Milligan thanked Mrs. Gaunt for her presentation, which included a scripture reading to accompany the slides, and presented her with a gift. The offerfng was received by Mrs. Tiffin and Mrs. Kay. Mrs. Wardrop sang a solo accom- panied by organist Mrs. Don Ross. The meeting closed with a hymn and prayer. Before lunch, Garnet Farrier accompanied by Mrs. Farrier on the piano, sang "The Holy City". will celebrate its 112fh a0"- niverSary Sunday, 'October 26, with 4)4041.4er*** at XX etlOck At the morning service, the guest speaker will he Jack BOrg- harcit of London, Mr. BUrghardt, cbief WINS - easter for CFPL-TV, was 'born and educated jn Port Colborne, After complelion of secondary seam he attended business col- lege in Welland, Mr. Burghardt began his broadcasting career with CIIVC- Radio in Niagara Falls. While there he held a number of posi. tions giving him an extensive background in the broadcast From Niagara Falls, Jack join- ed CHCH-TV, Channel 11 Hamilton, where he Worked IV several positions until appointed director of news services. Duritio this time he was also moderatoi. of a daily open line program over CKOC-Radio, Hamilton. In September, 1971, he was ap- pointed as chief newscaster for CFPL-TV. As a member Of CFPL-TV's news department Mr, Burghardt also hosts news specials and important election coverages, Through his work as g newsman he has visited Most ot the major areas on the, North American continent as well as the Middle East and Europe, • Burghardt is a member and active layman in the United Church of Canada, He is a mem- ber of the executive of the Divi- sion of CommunicatiOns in the United Church and is also cur- rently on the advisory committee of The Salvation AMY- As well, -he is a member of the board or, Lawyer speaker at Gorrie directors for • the YMCA an member of the London WAIT Club, a former, meMber.- the. Mohawk Collegeln.LIgMil ead nt eo oie tvf e7:tbabeevmkgrombliroVio7 Chanibee Of commerce, casting extiejlence hardt is' in great- eman public speaker. i` Members of the cOngregatien are urging that all avail theml the morning service,' The evening SerViee',, the form of a play, "A Mt/Use, Made 'With Hands"; which tell the history of the:Itlett 'church la Wingham. GORRIE — The Women's Institute held its Monthly meet- ing last Wednesday at the home of Mrs. M. Fisher. The guest , speaker at the meeting, intro- duced by Mrs. Alvin Grainger, was Alan Mill of the Wingham law firm Crawford, ,Mill and Davies'. Mr. Mill gave a Mest . gift, taxes...Mrs; Gladstone -Edgar, thanked the speaker s and pre- Sented him with a gift on behalf of The business at the meeting was conducted by the president Mrs. Thornton. Mrs. 'Alex Graham reported on the Guelph Area Convention she attended at Atwodd. Mrs. Glad- stone Edgar gave the motto for the evening. Following the Dutch auction, the hostess, assisted by Mrs. ,Robert Elschner and Mrs. Robert :Gibson, served a delicious lunch. idb In ADVISORY iieating Shrinks proven fir shrink hentOrrh,OldS A renowned researth: institute has found a unique healing substance ' With the ability to Shrink herrior- painlessly. If relieves itching , and discomfort in rninuteS and si'teeds up healing, of the injured.. relieving pain. actual reduction (shrinkage) took place. Most important of all—resulti- were so thorough that this improve- ment was maintained over a period of -many months. All this was accomplished with healing %Oct:ince (ilio-Dyne1 which quickly heins heal injured cells an4 stimulates, growth of new tissue. Now Hai -Dyne is offered in oint- ment and suppository form called Preparation H. Ask.frir it at all drug stores. Satisfaction or, your money INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT WM BANK MRS. FLORENCE REAVIE, P.D.D.G.M., and her installing team presided when the new -officers of Huron Chapter No. 89, Order of the Eastern Star, were installed at the Masonic Hall. Shown are Mrs. Carl Pollock, D.D.G.M.; Mrs. John Frame, P.D.D.G.M.; Mrs. Reavie; Mrs. James Inglis, Worthy Matron; James Inglis, Worthy Patron; Mrs. Jack McKim, P.M., the installing marshaii.; John Frame, Past patron; Donald MacKinnon, Past Patron; Alex Robertson, Past Patron; Back row, Mr Bruce Chambers, installing chaplain; Mrs. Donald MacKinnon, Past Matron; Mrs. Murray MacLennan, Past Matron; Mrs. Jack Gerrie, Past Matron; Jack MacDonald, P.P., installing Warder; Mrs. Francis Campbell, P.D.D.G.M.; Mrs. Jack MacDonald, Past Matron; Mrs. Donald Mac lntryre, installing organist; Mrs. Harold Congram, Past Matron; Mrs. Murray Gaunt and Mr. Gaunt, who provided special music; Jack Reavte, P.P., installing sentinel. THE pF FICERS OF Huron Chapter No. 89, Order of the Eastern Star, are shown follow- ing their installation. Front row, Mrs. Jack Blackwell, Marshall; Mrs. Alex Robertson, treasurer; Mrs. Clarence Bell, Associate Matron; Mrs. James Inglis, Worthy Matron; James Inglis, Worthy Patron; Scott Reid, Associate Patron; Mrs. Denis Langridge, Conductress; Mrs. Harold Elliott, Associate Conductress; back row, Mrs. George Newbolt, Electa; Mrs. Bill Stevenson, Martha; Mrs. Ronald Forster, RM., Esther; Mrs. James Millpr, Ruth; Bert Moffat, Warder; Mrs. Wayne Pletch, Adah; Mrs. Morris Swan- son, organist; Denis Langridge, chaplain; Jack Ferguson, Sentinel. Secretary, Mrs. Farish Moffat, P.D.D.G.M., was unable to _be present and will be installed later. Business Manag ent Seminar WITH THE CO-OPERATION OF THE WINGHAM BUSINESSMEN ASSOCIATION IF YOU — Own and Operate your own business — Manage a business — Expect to own and operate a business You are invited to attend a Small Business Seminar at the WINGHAM CANADIAN LEGION HALL (Conference Room) ON MONDAY, NOVEMBER 3rd, 1975. PROGRAM: - Financial Statements - Forecasting For Expansion Case Study "A" - Guest Speaker - JACK WARD, C.A. (Ward & Uptigrove) REGISTRATION: Complete the attached and forward before Oct. 29th, advising num- ber attending and enclosing your registration fee(s) of $15, luncheon included. Make cheque payable to IDB. Director of Advisory Services, Industrial Development Bank. Stratford , Ontario Name(s) Address