The Wingham Advance-Times, 1961-11-08, Page 10Ladio' Guild
Meeting
T.3,0t,GRA.vr,---ws. Amide Mont-
ifonlerY and Mrs. 'Bert Jackson
were hostesses to the members Of
the Ladles' Guild of Trinity Mg-
liean Church on. Thursday after-
noon. Mrs. Clare VarQarrip was in
charge, opening the meeting with
a hymn, prayer and the Lord's
Prayer in Wilson. Mrs, Clark Johns-
ton read the Scripture lesson,
Mrs. Richard Procter rend the
minutes, Plans were lingdo fog, the
bazaar and bake sale to be held on
Saturday. Plans were also made
and committees-named for catering
to the Soil and Crop Improvement
banquet on November 28,
The roll call was answered with
a Remembrance Day verse. Rev.
F. Mealey closed 'the meeting with
prayer and lunch was served,
SPORTETTES MEET
AT BIGGS HOME.
The monthly metting of the
Wingham Sportettes was held at
the home of Mrs. Don Biggs last
Wednesday, The annual rifle
competition for the T. W. Platt
trophy will be held for members
on Saturday, Nov, 11th at 2 p.m.
at the Sportsmen's shooting range.
The club is making arrangements
to have indoor shooting for the
winter months and an inetruetor
will be present to teach beginners
the handling of a .22 rifle,
The raffle was won by Mrs, Jim
Henderson and lunch was served
by Mrs, Perrie Holmes and Mrs.
Thelma King,
The next meeting will he held
at the home of Mrs. Jim Henderson
on Nov. 28. Anyone wishing to
join this sports club for women is
asked to contact the president, Mrs.•
'Jack Henderson,
Morris Directors
To Hold Annual
BELGRAVE— The 'directors of
the Morris Township Federation
of Agriculture met in the township
hall on Friday evening. The pre-
sident, Rosa Smith, was in the chair
and minutes of the last meeting
were read 'by the secretary-trea-
surer, Earl Anderson, who also
gave his resignation from that Posi-
tion, which was accepted.
Members agreed that $2,00 be
given to each 4-H Club member
who had completed one or more
projects in 1961. It was decided to
bold the annual meeting in the
Foresters' Hall, Belgrave, on Nov.
21st and have a free euchre and
lost heir party. R. H, Coultes, Ro-
bert Grasby and Ted Fear were ap-
pointed a committee to make, ne-
cessary arrangements for the an-
nual meeting and the ladies are
asked to bring lunch.
Richard Procter, Stanley Hopper
and Ross Smith were 'appointed the
nominating committee for 1962, and
it was decided to pay expenses of
one delegate to the Ontario Federa-
tion of Agriculture annual meeting
in Toronto. •
Sixties" 'and "Hasten the Day",
telling about taking the Gospel to
those who for many reasons do not
eome, out to hear of the love of
God. She, summed at up with "What
is the church in your community?
A social centre or a power house?"
She also told the story, "Outside
the Structure", followed by prayer,
The Woman's Association held
its meeting on Saturday evening in
the church basement to make -plans
and name committees for the forth-
coining bazaar to be held this
month hi the church basement.
There will be an afternoon tea in
connection with the bazaar.
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13ELGRAVIS- Mrs. Earl Ander-
son waa in charge of the Woman's
Missionary meeting of the Knox
United Church on Thursday after-
noon, which Was opened. with A.
hymn, followed by a. prayer for
peace.
Mrs. Willitird Armstrong read the
Minutes and Mrs. George Martin
read the treasurer's report. A card
of thanks was read from Mr, and
Mrs. Nelson Higgins, 'Mrs, .l 11.
Anderson invited the group to her
home for the December meeting,
There were nine home and seven
hospital visits to the sick and slant-
ing recorded. Mrs. George Martin
gave highlights of the morning sea-
gen of the Sectional meeting held
recently,
Mrs. J. H, Anderson :and, her
group Were in charge of the pro-
gram with the theme, "What Is
the Church?" Mrs, M. Coultes
acted as leader, opening with the
call to worship, a hynin and pray.
et Mrs, Chris Neth4ry read the
Seriptete learnt and Mrs. Laura
Johnston led in prayer. Mrs. 3, H.
l'Anderson gave a talk frail, the
two study books, "Signals of the
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Students of Wingham District
High School were told yesterday
that unlimited opportunities still
persist in this country for Can-
adians.
They listened while Miss Nasla
L, Dane, in charge of the Wor'sen's
and the Educational Divisions of
The Canadian Life Insurance Of-
ficers Association directed their •at-
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helping with Canada's growth, in
such projects as the hydro-electrle
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T. A. CURRIE, President
Gibson, of Brussels, spent the
week-end at the same home,
--Mr. and Mrs, P. U. Donahue, of
St. Thomas, and Mr. And Mrs, H,
M. Donkey, of London, spent the
week-end with Mr and Mrs. T. A,
Foxton.
---Mrs. Jean Howes visited. in
London last week.
—Mr, Fred Carbert underwent
surgery in St. Joseph's Hospital,
London last week. Mrs, Carnert
spent a few days with him.
—Mr, Clare Deneau, Mrs. Erma
Lourie and Linda, of Exeter, and
Mrs. Robinson, of Picton, were
guests on Sunday with the former'a
brother, Mr. Jim Deneau, Mra,
Deneau, and family,
—Mrs, Gary Leeson and Timothy
flew from Ottawa to London, where
they were met by her brother, Mr.,
Glenn Golley, They spent a week
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Colley.
—Coast. Leslie Showers and I
daughters have returned to Toronto
after visiting with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs, Charles Showers, for the
past two weeks.
--Mrs, W, J, McKibben and Mr.
Charles McKibben left on Saturday
for Edmonton where Mrs. McKib-
ben will spend some time. Mr. Mc-
Kibben will continue on to New
Zealand following a visit in Ed-
monbon.
—Dr. and Mrs, Stewart Leedham
moved last Wednesday to their new
home on Summit Drive. Mr. and
Mrs. Keith Moffat have moved into
the residence on Leopold 'Street
vacated by Dr. and 'Mrs, Leedham,
--Mrs. William Austin celebrated
her birthday at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Harvey Aitchison,
on Sunday,
—Mrs. G. W. Tiffin was the
speaker on Sunday morning at Cor-
m United Shurch at ten o'clock
and at the Wroxeter United 'Church
Inter the same day. This was the
occasion of the WMS annual
Thankoffering services In these
,chUrches.... •
----Friends will be pleased to know
that Mrs. R. Wormworth, who spent
more than a week in Wingham
Hospital, was able to return home
the latter part of last week.
—SW. and Mrs, Jcffray Hawkins,
Peter and Timmy, of Walkerton,
Visited 'Saturday with her father,
Mr. Stafford Bateson.
—Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Schwleh-
tenberg returned home at the week-
end from a trip to Sault Ste. Marie.
—Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wenger and
family 'visited on Sunday with•Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Jasper, Mildmay.
—Miss Marjorie Mofilat, Miss
Mary Evelyn Shackleton, Miss Lor-
raine Dundas, Mrs. R.. Powell, Miss
Catherine McCarthy and Mrs. Clar-
ence Walker were lucky whiners in
the Hanna, Ladies' Wear 'draw Sat-
urday night.
—Mr, ,and Mrs. Lyle Reidt and
',Stephanie, of•Willowdale, visited
over,the week-end with her moth-
er, Mrs.: Roy.MacDonald.
and, Mrs. Roy. .glelland, of
Guelph, :visited on • Saturday with
;Mrs.- Roy. MacDonald, and also
visited with.. Roderick. McKay in
Brookhaven Nursing Home.
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—Mr. and Mrs. Kirby
of Cooksville, visited with Mrs. W,
Haney over the week-end,
—Master Carey MacDonald is
spending a few days with his aunt,
Mrs. Lyle Reidt, and Mr, Reidt, in
Toronto.
Mr. and MM. Bruce MacDonald
have moved to their new home on
Carling Terrace.
—Mr. and Mrs. George Rintoul, of
Detroit, Mich., spent the week-end
with the former's stater, Mrs. Ann
McNevin.
—Mr. and Mrs, Eugene Hender-
son, of Brampton, visited their
grandmother, Mrs. C. R. Hender-
son, over the week-end.
--Mrs. Elgin Johnston, Mrs. Toni
Metcalf and Miss Yerlie Metcalf
attended the Alumnae Banquet for
the graduates of Stratford Teach-
ers' College on Saturday. Mrs, Tom
Metcalf was the only one of the
1921 graduation class that was pre-
sent.
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for the past week with
Mr. and Mrs. L. Beirnes were their
cousins, Mrs. C. J. Northeott and
Mrs. R. A. Aldworth, of Stratford.
They returned home Sunday even-
ing,
—Mrs. Harvey Niergarth, Miss
Brenda Niergarth and Mrs, Irima
Jenkins motored to. Guelph and
Toronto and spent the week-end
with relatives. Mrs. James Mc-
Burney returned with them after
spending the past week with her
sister, Mrs. Robert Meads.
--Mr. and Mrs. Will Frisken„ of
Napanee, spent a few days recently
with Mr. and Mrs. R. J. McMurray
and Mr. and Mrs. J. Smith.
--Mr. and Mrs. Jack 'Galbraith
and sons, Ian and Brian, of Tor-
onto, and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gal-
braith and David, of Kitchener,
spent the week-end with Mrs. W.
A. Galbraith-.
---Mr. and Mrs, Jim Stevenson
and Mr. arid Mrs. Lorne Gordon
of Harriston, and Mr, and Mrs.
Tom Hadfield, of Mount Forest,
were visitors Friday-with Mr. 'and
Mrs, N. T. McLaughlin, Mrs, Cora
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vate dwellings and business and in-
dustrial premises. The subject of
Miss Dane's address was It's Not
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Turning to the limitless oppor-
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It is the experience of a great
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looking for jobs are preoccupied
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opened up or prospered as it. has,",
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Speaking of the citizenship that
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Miss Dane said, "As citizen's we,
should use our initiative and vision
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Wingham Corps
75th ANNIVERSARY
Nov. 11 - 12, 1961
Mr. Lyle, Hopper, ,and Mr. Robert
Higgins; ;who have—been 'patients
'iii sthe Wingliam Ceneral.HoSpital
for the. past few weeks, were able
to return to their homes last week.
Mrs, Laura Johnston and George
visited on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs, James Warwick and family at
Blyth,
Miss Lorna Bolt of Kitchener
spent the week-end with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Bolt.
Mr, and Mrs, V. Hrovat and Su-
san of Zurich visited on Sunday
swtirtohngMr. and Mrs. Mark Arm-
Mrs. Charles D. Cox of Teeswa-
ter visited one day last week with
Mrs. Ralph McCrea, and family,
Mrs. James Lamont and family and
Mrs.' Thomas Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis 'Stoma-louse
spent• the week-end with Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Stoneliotise at Lon-
doe.
Mr. and Mrs. John Nixon and fa-
nifty visited on Sunday with Mr.
and Mts. Carman Nixon arid family
at Toronto,
Mr. and Mrs., Bill Bolt and Mr.
mid Mrs. Leslie Bolt visited on
Sonclay with Mr. and Mrs. Mur-
ray Pridham at S. Marys.
Mrs. Orval Taylor has returned
to 'her home after apending the
past two weeks visiting in Sarnia
with her soh and daughter-le-law,
Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Taylor and
family and with Mr. and Mrs, R. M,
Collins.
.7a Mr. Mrs, Russel Walker of
Ghhoeciruds8erm.leohthsePre,11t Mrs. Robert Stone-
the week-end with
Mr. and, 'Mrs, Alan MacKay and
family of Wingham visited on Sun-
day with Mr, 'and Mrs, Harry Me-
C4Ilttl. Mrs,I Thomas Smith, Mrs. Doris
Watts, Mrs, Ralph IVItCrea arid
Mrs. Milani McNeil visited on
Saturday everting with Mrs. Emily
Liston, Wingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gbildoli Pengelly
and Mrs. :Floyd Campbell spent
Monday With Mr. and Mrs, Allan
CanaPbell and:Dean,. at Lendon.
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