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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1965-04-15, Page 11c s a f FARM MACHINERY REPAIR Q(/ic% TOP SERVICE ON YOUR EQUIPMENT 4: WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF PARTS CHAS. HODGINS Massey -Ferguson Sales & Service PHONE 357.1440 A GROUP OF GRADE IV singers from Miss Moffat's room were: Beverly Merrick, Ellen Gorrie, Sylvia MacLean, Gail Remington, Connie Burke and Vicki Taylor. • need money for any worthwhile purpose? yiPSVAYIWhfnmw .,.rluss �'! ,r �p 111111111111 IIIIII1111.._ • \� unnllllll�lllllU�� �tt11 IIIIIII,I�7��I ask for it by name AT TORONTO -DOMINION If you'd like to buy a new (or used) car, boat, outboard motor, household equipment, or furniture; make some improvements around the house; finance medical or vacation expenses ... whatever the reason; see your Toronto -Dominion Bank Manager first! He can help you borrow the money you need at lower cost. Toronto - Dominion Personal Loans are life -insured! Repayments can be arranged to fit easily into any budget. It makes good business sense to borrow money from the people at The Bank. Stop in and see how easily a loan can be arranged at Toronto -Dominion. T H E Compare our rates MONTHLY INSTALMENT REPAYMENT CHART 12 16 24 30 36 MOS. MOS. MOS. MOS. MOS. S 500 S 43.96 $ 30.04 S 23.09 S 18.92 S 16.14 1,000 87.9160,07 37.83 32.28 1,500131.86 90.11 _46.17 69.26 56.74 48.42 _1000 175.81 120.14 9134 75.65 64.66- 25n. 219,77_150.17 115.43. 94.56 80.70 3,000 263.72 180.21 138.51" !113.48 96.84 All charges includad iri month y h.lymeli s' Choose your own repayment plan then see "The Bank" TORONTO -DOMINION Where people make the d e'ret ce J. B. RUNSTEDTLER, Manager Wingham Branch BANK A. E. GRAHAM, Manager Gerrie Branch WHITECHURCH Mrs. Olive Boss of Wingham visited Thursday and Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Coultes. Mrs. Robert Ross returned from Wingham and District Hospital on Monday to the home of her son, Mr. Don Ross and Mrs. Ross. Mrs. John DeBoer was admit- ted to Wingham and District Hospital on Thursday, The . community wishes her a speedy recovery. Mrs. Musgrove returned on Wednesday from Wingham and District Hospital to the home of her daughter, Mrs. Doris Willis. Mr. Charles Tiffin and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tiffin were in London on Friday, where Fred learned from the specialist that his eye was much improved and would not require further treatment. Mr.Joe Tiffin, Mrs. Orville Tiffin and Mrs. Dan Tiffin were in London on Tuesday. Mrs. Howard Walker and Mr. Alex Leaver of Wingham visit- ed Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Hackett of Zion. On Saturday Mrs. Gordon McBurney, Mrs. Alex Robert- son, Margaret and Marilyn and Mrs. Dawson Craig attend- ed a trousseau tea held at the home of Mrs, William Peacock of Bluevale in honor of the ap- proaching marriage of her dau- ghter, Anne. During the after- noon Mrs. Gordon McBurney and Mrs. Dawson Craig, aunts of the bride-to-be, poured tea and Mrs. Robertson, Margaret and Marilyn assisted with gift displays. Wingham Advance-Times,Thursday, Apr. 16, 1966*Page^ 3. Film on Trinidad Show. At U.C.W. Thankoffe rin WHITECHURCH-On Wednes- day afternoon the U, C. W. Thankoffering meeting was held in the church with St. Helens U, C. W. and Chalmers W. M. S. as guests. Mrs, Garnet Farrier played organ music be- fore the meeting. Mrs. Coffin presided for the worship service and led in pray- er. She gave the story of the Garden of Gethsemane, Mrs. Dan Tiffin read the Scripture and Mrs. Ezra Scholtz led in prayer. Mrs. Ted Rice sang a solo accompanied by Mrs. Gar- net Farrier. The offering was received by Mrs, Clarence Ritchie and Mrs. Elmer Sleight - holm and Mrs. Elwood Gros- korth gave the offertory prayer. A hymn was sung. The ladies went to the Sun- day School room where a film, Hi -C Members Host Gathering BELMORE-An interesting evening was enjoyed by those present on Friday evening in the basement of McIntosh Unit- ed Church when the Belmore- Mclntosh-Mildmay Hi -C mem- bers were hosts to the Pine Ri- ver -Bethel group for a get-to- gether. About 55 teenagers, 25 of them from Pine River, at- tended the party with their pastors, Rev. Harold Pillen of Pine River, and Rev. Douglas Steven, and counsellors. Mr. Steven was master of ceremonies. Committee to ar- range the evening was Connie Cameron, Janette Wright, Howie Wright and Mac MacLeod. They were assisted by other members of the local group. In a coffee-house setting, the evening began with a sing- song led by Janette Wright. This was followed by a worship service with the singing of hymns, the reading of Scripture by Connie Cameron, and a film about the work of the United Church among the In- dians in Manitoba. Following the worship ser- vice, charades, and other games and quizzes were con- ducted, and lunch was served. The Pine River group extended an invitation to the local Hi -C to attend a record hop in Pine River on April 19th. The next meeting for the Belmore-Mc- Intosh-Mildmay Hi -C will be held on April 22nd. Honor Retiring Twp. OFficiaIs ST.HELENS-In the Township Hall on Friday evening, West Wawanosh Township's reeve and councillors honored two of the retiring members. Lorne Ivers who had been the road superintendent for over 20 years retired at the end of the year, and John Foran, having been the clerk for the past 11 years, retired in March. The evening was spent in playing cards with high prizes going to Mrs. Pete Jefferson and Tom Armstrong and the second high prizes to Mrs. Har- vey Culbert and Ben Johnston LAKELET Mr. and Mrs, Stuart Doug- las and children visited with Mr. and Mrs. Arlo Eckmeier, near Palmerston, on Sunday. Quite a few from this area attended the concert of Barber Shop Singing at the Howick Central School on Tuesday evening and report that it was an excellent entertainment. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Keeso of Clifford visited with Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Gadke on Sunday. Mrs. Robert Allan, Mrs. Stanley Dennis, Mrs. Emerson Ferguson and Misses Judy and Nancy Dickson called on Mrs, Samuel Webber on Friday afternoon. of Goderich. Brown Smyth was chairman for the evening. Harvey Cul- bert addressed Lorne, and Pete Jefferson and Gordon Smyth pre- sented him with a lounging chair. Clarence Greer address- ed John and presented him with a watch. Mrs. Ivers and Mrs. Foran received corsages. Harvey Culbert has been ap- pointed to succeed Lome Ivers and Mrs. Joan Armstrong suc- ceeds John Foran as clerk. Lunch was served at the con- clusion of a pleasant evening. ATTEND CONFERENCE LAKELET-Mrs. Arnold Gadke and Mrs. Gordon Wright attend- ed the 4-H leaders' conference and banquet at the Londesboro United Church on Monday. The theme for the confer- ence was "The Art of Commu- nicating", with Miss Patricia Damude, Huron County home economist and Donald Pullen, assistant agricultural represen- tative, as speakers, EDUCATIONAL. PROCESS Mother of a young daughter reports this addition to the table of weights and measures: 1 basket equals 273 chestnuts. All are underfoot. "The Paradise of Many Races" was shown. It was on Trinidad. Pictures showed the fruits grown, sugar cane fields and methods of harvesting. Roads are modern and made of as- phalt, which is one of the ex- ports along with oil. The lar gest sugar refinery in the Com- monwealth is in Trinidad. The homes are built on stilts as a precaution against parasites. All go to market as a social occasion, to buy, talk, rest or watch. Many beautiful schools provide education, for half the population is under 15 years of age. The Presbyterian schools have Bible Women who help lead others to Christianity. Together they aspire and a- chieve much in church work. Rev, George Mitchell closed the meeting with prayer after and lunch was served by the ladies. W.I. PREPARES YEAR'S PROGRAMS LAKELET-The executive members of the Lakelet Wo- men's Institute met at the home of Mrs. Harold Wallace on Tuesday afternoon to pre- pare the programs for the 1965 term. At the completion of the work a dainty lunch was served by the hostess. The members are reminded to take quilt patches, used cards and nylons, old jewellery and yarn to the next meeting to be sent to the Ontario Hospi- tal. Name Committee To Get Material For Cook Book LAKELET-" A Living Hope" was the subject of the opening worship service when the Mc- Intosh United Church Women met on Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Alan Darling. The roll call was answered with a favorite Easter quotation during the business, which was conducted by the president, Mrs. Jack Inglis. Letters of ap- preciation were read and the collection received and dedi- cated. The quilting committee re- ported the sale of a finished quilt to Miss Norma Harper. Members will be notified of a quilting in the near future. The study of Brazil wascon- tinued under the leadership of Mrs. Robert McComb and Mrs. Gordon Wright. It was noted that only two per cent of the land is under cultivation and as a result the diet of the ma- jority of the population is very poor. The president gave a report of the annual meeting of the Bruce Presbyterial United Church Women, which she at- tended in Kincardine. A com- mittee was appointed to col- lect material and information for a cook book. The meeting closed with prayer by Mrs. Robert McComb. 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