The Wingham Advance-Times, 1965-01-21, Page 2Page.2 - Winghatn Advance -Times, Thursday., January 21. 1965
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PRESCRIPTIONS
FILLED EXACTLY AS
THE DOCTOR ORDERED At
DRUG STORE
NEW KINSMEN—Following a serious cere-
mony two weeks ago, five new Kinsmen
were initiated into the local club on Mon-
day evening with the usual highjinks. The
group includes Ron Wingfield, Clarence Du-
quette, President Cal Burke, Elwood Irwin,
Ray Galbraith and Keith McClure.
—Advance -Times Photo.
Successful Year at U.C.
WROXETER-The annual
meeting of Wroxeter United
Church was held in the base-
ment on Friday evening. Rev.
Fred Taylor, chairman, read
Scripture and prayer.
Mrs. Vern Hupfer was ap-
pointed secretary for the even-
ing.
Mr. Taylor gave a full re-
port of his work which included
hospital and pastoral calls, bap-
tisms and other duties. He also
said that a portable communion
set had been purchased for home
communions.
H. Timm gave the session
report and Mrs. Wm. Wright
read the financial report, pas-
toral charge, M & M, and U.
C.W. reports. The trustees'
report showed a bond due in
1966.
Other organizations report-
ing were Friendship Unit, Mrs.
H. Wylie; Harmony Unit, Mrs.
J. Wylie; Willing Workers, Mrs.
G. Louttit. The units all had a
successful year.
The Sunday School cont ri-
buted well to missions and the
general fund, according to
Miss Joyce Longstaff.
Mrs. Hupfer reviewed the
C. G. I. T. work; Mrs. Leslie
Douglas. the Messengers; Mrs.
J. Wylie, Nursery Roll; Mrs.
Hupfer, the three choirs, and
community Bible Society
which realized $84.15. Mrs.
G.Gibson is in charge of the
Upper Room.
Mr. Taylor thanked the
choirs and the organist, care-
taker. officers and members..
A discussion was held on
unifying the Bible Society ef-
fort in the community. The
representatives from the United
Church are Les Douglas, James
Doig, Harvey Timm and Mrs.
V. Hupfer.
A motion was passed to
raise the organist's salary and a
sum of $100 will be spent: on
the Presbytery project.
The Taylor family was
thanked for their untiring ef-
forts by H. Timm.
1965 OFFICERS
Congregational secretary,
Mrs., G. Gibson; stewards, H .
Ridley, Ira McLean, Bruce
Montgomery, William Wright;
elders, G. Gibson, H. McMich-
ael, J. H. Wylie to finish G.
Howe's term; auditors, Mrs. R.
McMichael, Ken Edgar; Mis-
sionary and Maintenance, Mrs.
Wm. Wright; Missionary and
Maintenance committee, Mrs.
Wm. Wright, Miss Joyce Long -
staff, Mrs. J. Wylie.
Ushers' committee, G. L.
Dobson, J. Clarke, L. Townsend;
music , R. McMichael, Mrs. G.
L. Dobson, Mrs. Vern Hupfer,
Mrs. J. Alcorn; funeral flower
committee, Mrs. S. Higgins,
Mrs. K. Edgar, Mrs. R. Newton.
BELGRAVE
Mr. and Mrs. Les Shaw and
family of London visited for the
week -end with Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Anderson.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Procter
and family of Burlington visited
for the week -end with Mr. and
Mrs. Stewart Procter and other
relatives.
Miss Marilyn Campbell of
Toronto spent the week -end with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Campbell.
The Belgrave United Church
congregational pot -luck lunch
and annual meeting will be
held on Tuesday, January 26
and on Friday, January 29, the
Sunday School will sponsor a
crokinole party in the church
basement, to which everyone is
invited.
Al Stark of Detroit visited
last week -end with Mr. and
Mrs. Stewart Procter and other
relatives.
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Letter from Glasgow Read
BLUEVALE-The Bluevale
Women's Institute met at the
home of Mrs. George Hethering-
ton on Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. Jas. C. Johnston, vice
president presiding, in the ab-
sence of Mrs-. Harry Elliott.
Mrs. Charles Mathers, secre-
tary treasurer, gave the corres-
pondence and reports. A letter
was read from a correspondent
in Glasgow stating that Bluevale
is the name of a street and a
church in Glasgow. Alexander
Duncan, first settler, named
the village in memory of this
church in his native Scotland.
The roll call was "A'hobby
for my old age". Mrs. Milton
Fraser read a humorous poem
about standard sizes of ladies'
dresses.
Mrs. J.C.Johnston was con-
vener for the historical pro-
gram;The History of Bluevale"
Mrs. C. B. Hoffman read a paper
prepared by- Mrs. Johnston, using
material from the Book of Turn -
berry, written by Mrs. M.,L.
Aitken, in the centennial year
1957.
Mrs. G. C. Mitchell prepared
the motto, "Say all that should
be said, not all that could be
said and this was read by
Mrs. R. J. McMurray.
Mrs. Aitken gave poems
written by her brother, the late
Clayton Duff.
Refreshments were served by
the hostess and the committee,
Mrs. Charles Bosman, Mrs. Al-
an Nicholson_and Mrs. William
K. Robertson.
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SEWING CLASSES at night school in Wing -
ham District High School are proving popu-
lar with Wingham and district residents.
Mrs. Bill Rintoul, of town, cuts out ma-
terial while looking on from the left are:
Mrs. Herb Burchill and the instructor, Mrs.
Bili Lockridge.
—Photo by Cantelon.
Fordwich Personals
Miss Lenore Beswithericx
spent Saturday in Toronto.
Miss Doris Carswell, who is
attending Teachers' College in
Stratford, was practice teach-
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AUXILLIARY INSTALLED - - The officers of the Women's Aux -
;Mary to tlrc Wingham Legion were installed in a joint cere-
mony last Friday evening. The group includes, front, from the
left: Mrs. John Strong, vice-president; president, Mrs. Jack
Gorric; Mrs. Keith McLaughlin, vice-ptcsident; back. Mrs.
Howard Carroll, Goderich, the installing officer; Mrs. Dave
Crothers, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Robert Irvine, sgt. -at-
arms: Mrs PeterVath, V recording secretary and Mrs, 'William
Renwick, treasurer. Photo by Connell.
ing last week in Listowel Public
School.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary McCle-
ment and Mrs. Ida Gallagher of
Listowel visited Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Tom McClement.
Mr. and Mrs. George Ashton
visited Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Art Wills in London.
Mr. and Mrs. Wray Cooper
visited in London on Sunday
with Mt, and Mrs. Gerald Heu-
ther.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Marriner
spent one day last week in Tor-
onto.
Mrs. Pearl Patterson visited
one day last week with her dau-
ghter, Mrs. Robt. Campbell, in
Guelph Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Anson Ruttan
spent two days last week in Tor
onto.
Mrs. Wally Gibson under-
went surgery last week in Lis-
towel Hospital. We wish her a
speedy return to good health.
Miss Elizabeth Armstrong of
Galt and Mr. Dave Schneider
of Kitchener spent a couple of
days last week with Mr. and
Mrs. Bruce Armstrong.
Mr.Jack Ruttan of Parry
Sound spent the week -end with
his parents.
Mr. Dave Inglis of Falcon -
bridge visited over the week-
end with friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Marriner
visited Saturday with Mr. and
Mrs. Mumford in Kitchener.
Miss Betty McClement and
Paul Schaefer of Kitchener
were week -end guests with Mr.
and Mrs. Tom McClement.
Misses Peggy Gibson, Doris
Carswell and Iris Armstrong of
Teachers' College, Stratford,
Sharon Pollock, Glenna Hib-
berd and John Carswell of Kit-
chener spent the week -end at
their respective homes.
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9:45 a.m.—Sunday School.
11:00 a.m.--Morning Prayer.
Monday, January 25—Annual Vestry meeting, Parish
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