The Wingham Advance-Times, 1961-11-08, Page 6Okficill40111113
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REMEMBRANCE DAY
NOVEMBER 11
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Mr. an Mrs. Clarence Thomson
trod family. Oranton, visited with
Miwi Mina and Mr. Arnold Ball on
Sunday,
- Mr, and Mrs. Jack McAuley and
Aline of Owen Sound called on Mist
Elva, Hupfer on Saturday and at-
tended • the funeral of the late Allan
Munro,
• Mr. and Mrs. Dill Arnold and Mr.
MCCOsh, Ripley, and Mrs. Hector
'Knight of Piston called on Miss
Gertie Bush and Mrs. W. War on
Friday,
Mr, and Mrs, Richard Ingram.
spent the week-end with Mr. and
Mrs. Eldon Ingram in Stratford.
And accompanied the latter to El-
ell.pgwAromi.....m...stme....01”...owg
goes out to Mrs. Allan Munro and
Winnifred in the loos of a loving
husband and father and also to. Mr.
August Kell and family of Carrie.
who are well known here, in the
loss -of a dear wife and mother.
The Warden's Banquet for the
County of Huron was hold on Wed..
nesday, November lst. at Knox
Presbyterian Church, Coderich, in
honor of Warden and Mrs. Ivan
Forsyth of Tuckersmith Township.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Gibson,. Mr. and
Mrs. Ivan Haskins. Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Gowdy, Mr, -and Mrs. Harvey
McMichael and Mr. Jack Willits at-
tended. Miss .‘:..haron Strong was
guest soloist and the Norris Or-
chestra played for the dance at
McKay Hall.
Gerrie.
Mr. and Mr6. Edgar Dane and
Gorrie north, spent Sunday
afternoon with Miss (lean- Bush
and Mrs. W. Weir,
Misses Elva and Evelyn Hupfer.
Mr, John Hupfer, Mrs. Charles. Me.
Cutcheon and Mr. and Mrs, Ver-
non Hupfer attended the funeral
of a cousin, the late Mrs. Annie
Walter, Listowel. on Monday after-
noon.
Mrs. Alonzo Sparling and Miss
Hazel, Sparling visited Mr. and Mrs.
James Robertson and. Mrs. Angus.
Carmichael in Goderich on Friday
and accompanied them to Toronto
where they spent the week-end
with Mrs, Sparling's grandson, Mr.
and Mrs. Larry Eaton. They also
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Hart at Preston on the way home.
The sympathy of the community
WingtAm Alve-roe-Tirnef4 Wed,., November $i 1962
inira. where they attended the fun-
eral of the former's sister, Mrs.
livvrtnd. on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Walk= and
Jeanie Marie of Paris were visitors
during the week-end with Mr. and
Mrs. Russell Walker,
Mr. William Hart spent Sunday
at the home of his brother, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Hart. Preston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Robinson and
family, of Markham were week-end
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Pere Hen-
Icy.
Mrs. Tommy Karshakoff, Toron-
to, visited her parents, Mr, and
Mrs. William Cathers, over the
week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Clark and fa-
mily were Sunday supper guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Underwood, Mayes Family Clothing
Sale of Men's,
suits & topcoats
Men's SUITS, reg. $69.95, Sale Price .. , .$45.00
Men's SUITS, reg. $49.95, Sale Price ....$30.00
Men's SUITS, reg, $42.95, Sale Price ....$29.00
Men's TOPCOATS, Tweed, reg. $4-1-.95,
Sale Price $29.95
MARRIED IN WHITECHURCH—Marjorie Grace Coultes, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs, Albert Coultes of Whitechurch, became the bride
of Wilbert Schwichtenberg, Wingham, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Schwichtenberg, of Mildmay, in a ceremony at Whitechurch Un-
ited Church on October 28.—Photo by McDowell.
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people plan ahead for a sound, secure future.
He's a life insurance counsellor—an expert in
his field. A valued friend.
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Boys' SUITS, 2 pair pants, reg. $39,95, i
Sale Price $20.00 i
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WROXETER — Ted Smith has
again been the victim of a thief or I
thieves, who entered his garage at
Wroxeter some time Saturday night
and made off with some $50 worth
of cigarettes,
Entry was gained by forcing a
rear window. This is the tenth time
Mr. Smith -has been. the unfortun-
Ite victim of robbery. Provincial
Police of the Wingham Detach-
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FREE WORK SOCKS with each pair Hydro
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WROXETER—Members at -the
Howicic •Lions Club entextaincd
their ladies and guests on Monday
evening' of last week when Ladies'
Night was held in the school room
of the Pordwich United Church, at
which some -52 enjoyed a. hot roast
beef dinner, catered to by mem-
bers of the North Group of • the
VV.A Of-that church, and at which
the president, Lion Warren ZUr-
brig.; presided.
"MiSs 'MinnieIVIcElwaine of Ford-
Vich , was' pianist and the blessing
was- asked by- Rev. Coles of Ford-
with United Church, Lion Russ
Martin -proposed a -toast to the la-
dies . which was • responded to -by
Wray Cooper: A vocal quar-
tet, Comprised of Fred Taylor, Gor-
•-dilbert Howes-, -Oliver Riley
and Vernon Hupfer of Wroxeter
sang -Several numbers, accompan-
ied by Miss Carol -Robinson of Gor.
•
..7'Tailtwister -Lion Ken. Edgar con-: duc,ted - a couple' of contests.
• Lion Don McLaughlin introduced
the' guest speaker, Miss McLean,
field worker for -the Huron County
Clinch-Op.'s. Aid •SOciety, . who gave
an- interesting -talk on -her work
with -the 'Society throughout the
county, Rev: E. C Attwcll of Gor-
tie; expreSsed the appreciation of
the assembly to., the speaker. . •.
- A now. member, Oliver Riley
'Wroxeter, ;Was .-inducted into -the
club Stan Bride. A draw
I - for a'nuiriber of prizes Was-held, • I The -next Meeting will be a Far-
mers' 'N'ight on Monday evening,
NoveMber 20th, In the Wroxeter
community hall. The usuar Lions
Roar, brought the evening to a
WROXETER—The October meet-
ing of the Tuesday Starlight Group
was held last week at the heme of
Mrs. (lien McMichael with fourteen
members and three visitors eresent.
The committee in &barge was
Mrs, Vernon Hupfer and Mrs. G. L.
Dobson. The meeting opened with.
the theme hymn and was followed.
by the mission hymn "In Christ
There Is No East or West." ...A
Psalm was read responsively,- ,and
a poem was given by Mrs. Hupfer.
Mrs. Dobson read the Scripture and
offered prayer„ All repeated the
Lord's prayer in unison.
The topic "Let Your Light Shine''
was given by Mrs, James Wylie and
proved interesting and timely. This
enneluded the devotions and the
president, Mrs. Glenn lVfcMichdei,
Look over for the business portien
of the meeting.
Mrs. Jack Clark gave the secre-
tary's report. The roll call was -a
donation for the bale which, this
year was decided to he sent to Dr.
Palm ,r, who is now 'at the Mission
SALVATION ARMY BANDS
WINGHAM DISTRICT HIGH
SCHOOL AUDITORIUM
hospital, Queen. Charlotte City, close.
Queen Charlotte Islands, just off
the coast of British Columbia. 1 • -
The treasurer's report was given coup! E PRESENTED by Mrs. Don McLaughlin and $200 .. .
was voted to be given to the Board 1
of Stewards of the church for use
renovation 'of the Sunday school
room.
After the business had been con-
ducted Mrs. Burger introduced Miss
Marjorie Russell, of Listowel, who
showed colored slides of her trips to
Mexico and Bermuda, rhoy were
very beautiful and well described
by Miss Russell.
A delicious lunch- was served by
th hostess and committee in charge.
A display by the WMS, of Christ-
mas cards, etc., was given and this
concluded a very delightful even-
ing.
By SOFTBALL TLAM
jAMESTOWN---- Oh Thursday ev-
en ng the members of the .lames-
toWn Intermediate softball' team
Were guests at a turkey dinner at
the home of Mr. and Mrs, ;lack
Nicholson.
progressive euchre was played,
high ..prizes going to Jim Adams
and Ron McFarlane.
During -the evening Mr. and Mrs.
Nicholson were pleasantly surpris-
ed When they were presented with
gifts- from the team, Mr. Nicholson
received a moss green pullover and
• socks and Mrs. Nicholson a moss Bible Translation green cardigan and nylons.
First Since 1639 During the season the James-
town Wain never lost a game in its
regular series or in the playoffs.
Attend Teachers'
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11th
Proted your engine
with permanent type
CO•OP ANTHREEZE
BELGRAVE CO-OP
College Reunion
Among those from this district
attending the reunion of graduates
of the Stratford Teachers' College
on Saturday were: 3Virs, Thomas
Metcalfe of Turnberty and her
daughter, Miss Verlie Metcalfe,
of Burlington; Mra, Elgin Johns-
ton of Turnberry; Mrs. David Meg.
Calross; Mrs, Ilea Moffat, Xinlossi
Mr. and 7VIra. Archie McDonald
'and Mrs, _Charles" O'Malley and
Mist Merle aowidy raf Wingham.
The latter• was attendant to the
school !queen, After gathering at
the college, all attended- the -ban-
outt at the Victorian Inn and from
there went, to the dance at the Col-
iseurn where the:college queen WAS
crowned,
BELGRAVE, ONTARIO
Phoit6 Wittgliarrt 1091; Brussels 388w10
The November meeting of the
Wingham and District. Ministerial
Association was held at the home
of Rev. Simon T. Terpstra of Lis-
towel on Monday. The president,
Rev, 'Donaldson of Seaforth
presided and conducted the open-
ing devotions,
Captain G. -Stanley Newman of
Wingham reported -on the ttetivl,
tit,S of the Radio-Television corn.
A Very interesting and informa.
live paper was given by Mr, Terp-
stra on the various Dutch transla-
tions of the Holy Bible, He stated
that a new Dutch translation has
been completed in the past few
years and has been accepted by
Most Protestant Christian groups
in the Netherlands. Prior to the
acceptance of this new translation
the official Dutch Bible was the
1630 translation.
Rev, A. C. Coles of Fordwicii
closed the Meeting with prayer.
ADMISSION 50c AT 8 P.M.
• TEAT DANFORTH CITADEL DAMP WAS FEATURED AT THE PROVINCIAL SALVATION ARM? CONGRESS IN
HAMILTON AT THE END OF OCTOBER
Band will also be in attendance at Wingharn Cenotaph Saturday Morning
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