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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1965-11-25, Page 30 • • • • • • • • • • 4 • • • • s • THIS PICTURE OF PUPILS at Bluevale School was taken May 2l, )929. Mrs. Aitken was the teacher, The photo belongs to Mrs. W. Nicholson, of Wingham. ANOTHER PICTURE of pupils at Bluevale School when Mrs. Aitken was teacher shows a front view of the build - Ing. This school was recently sold to Mr. Timm. For all of your Construction Needs Call .. . rate e CONSTRUCTION CO. General Contractors I DIAL 357-2344 WINGHAM • •••••••,,, ... . • •SODA SYPHON • Battery Electric Card Shuffler •WALNUT PIPE CASE •PHILIPS ELECTRIC KNIPE • LEATHER LIQUOR CASE •WALL CHIME CLOCK OACCUTRON WATCH • BESWICK HORSE For Gifts that say MERRY CHRISTMAS HAFERMEHL'S \\0\‘‘./00,,,, EWELLERY WINGHAM PHONE 357-4140 Caivin-Brick U.C.W. Plans Several Events WHITECHURCH—Calvin- Brick U.C.W. met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Sidney Thompson with 14 la- dies in attendance. The call to worship was given by Mrs. Gordon McBurney along with the poem, "Interested Medita- tion". A hymn was sung and the Scripture was read by Mrs. John Jamieson who also gave the meditation, "Go Ye". Mrs. Arthur Jackson explain' ed how to tell the story of Christmas in primary and jun- ior grades according to the new curriculum. Mrs. Roy Pattison led in prayer. Little Lori Thompson re- ceived the offering which was dedicated by Mrs. Gordon Mc- Burney. Mrs. Peter Chandler gave an account of religion's new rhythm, now used in Queer Street United Church, Toronto. Mrs. Gordon McBurney con- ducted the bible quiz. Mrs. Gilbert Beecroft presided for the business. The minutes were read by Mrs. John Jamie- son. The congregation crokinole and auction sale will be held December 3 at Currie's School. Each convener is to remind her group to take articles for the sale. There will be no door charge. The special Christmas offer- ing is to be in by Nov. 30 to buy gifts for three Christmas stockings for Ontario Hospital patients at Goderich. The date for the Sunday School concert is December 20th at 8.30. The nominatingcommittee will re" port at the next meeting, bee, 15. All Officers will give their reports. Jim Taylor, JIM Rob- ertson, Peter Mason and bold Beecroft will look after tables and prizes for the crokinole patty with Lawrence Taylor acting as auctioneer, Mrs. Ken Mason and Mrs. Ronald Coultes are assistants for the auctioneer. Mrs. Don Dow, Mrs. Roy Daw- son, and Mrs, Geo. McGee will look after the children in the basement. Mrs. Beecroft announced that the Conference of Women will be held in Wingham the last three days of March, 1966 and Calvin -Brick and Belgrave are asked to prepare one meal. Messengers Accept C.O.C. Invitation WHITECHURCH— On Sun- day the Messengers held their meeting in the Sunday School room during the afternoon ser- vice. The president, John Gibb opened the meeting. The Scripture, Psalm 100, wasread in unison. Charles Thompson led in prayer. John Gibb gave a reading. Brenda Soloman re- eeived the offering which was dedicated by Linda Purdon. The roll call was answered by 16. The minutes were read by Charles Thompson. It was reported by the treasurer that $9,00 was collected for Unica The Messengers received an in vitation to meet with the Pres- byterian C.O.C. on Saturday evening, Nov. 21, at 7.30 in the Sunday School room of the Ptesbyterian Church. Parents and friends are invited. Pic- tures wilt be shown. The seniots with their lead- er, Mts. Clarence Ritchie, studied a chapter in the book, "They Live Their Wye" and th juniors with Margaret Moore studied a chapter in their book. See Adides Made By Hasp, PaSents fiELGRAVE*-The November meeting ef the Women's Insti- tute was held in the comma* ity venue with Mrs. Stanley Cook in charge. A special col- leetion was taken at the meet-, ing and $10.00 was sent to. the Children's Aid Society along with several pair of mittens, books and socks. Donations of gifts were received for patients at the Ontario Hospital who have no family to look after them. Mrs, George Michie was eonvener of the public relations program. The theme "Breathes there a man with soul so dead, Who never to himself hath said. This is my own my native land' The roll call was answered with a home improvement for the Centennial. Mrs. Toynbee Lamb, dis- trict president, was guest speak- er. She explained that Bel - grave and Wingham Institutes will be expected to have a dis- play of crafts for one day of the Ploughing Match in 1966. She then showed rnuch of the work she has done as a result of tak- ing courses sponsored by the Institute, such as block print- ing on place mats, quilting on a chair pad, several aluminum trays, mosaic work, and rugs. Mrs. George Michie led in community singing, Mrs. Van Edgmond, teacher of occupa- tional therapy at the Ontario Hospital showed several arti- cles made by patients, either for sale or for their own use. These included liquid embroi- dery on pillow slips and on a child's quilt, rag rugs made on a loom, fur fabric slippers, Christmas decorations, cer- amics, and many knitted arti- cles. Lunch was served by Mrs. Ivan Wightman, Mrs. Walter Scott and Mrs. Stanley Black. Hear Story of Marian Anderson WHITECHURCH—Calvin- Brick Messengers held their No- vember meeting in the church after church service, under the leadership of Miss Margaret Pattison, Miss Lynda Coultes was pianist. The Scripture was read by Miss Joyce Taylor. Miss Cathy Chandler led in prayer. Jane Shiell and Doreen Taylor re- ceived the offering with Marg- aret Pattison giving the dedi- catory prayer. The Herald re- port was given by Barbara Pat- tison. Mrs. Lawrence Taylor gave the story of Marion Anderson. Jim Beecroft gave a poem, "Af- rica". All then went to classes for their study books. Bluevale News Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scott of Newton visited with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hall on Sunday. Some drivers who are irritat- ed by other cars following dan- gerously close behind give an unofficial "keep back!" signal, reports the Ontario Safety League. Without slackening speed they tap the brake pedal lightly with the left foot. This produces a series of flashes from the brake light to warn the tailgater that his nearness is unwelcome, Wingham AdVanee*Tirnes, Thursday, Nov, 20, i95 - Page Capacity Crowd Attends Assembly A capacity crowd of 00 per, sons listened to Clare Btatton, district supervisor for Jehovah's Witnesses as he spoke on"What does the resurrection of the dead mean to you and yours?" in the Saugeen District High School, Port Elgin on Sunday. This was the main feature of the Circuit assembly held there. Mr. Stetson said, "We are liv- ing in a world of atheistic thinking when people are more prone to accept the ideas of man than the word of God astq the hope of the resurrection." Another important feature of the assembly took place on Saturday with the baptism ser- vice, when four persons were baptized, Send us the names of your visitors. Confederation Choo,choo Toronto, Ontario 1,, 14 e- ternal appearance as modern as Canada's tomorrow, .a confed- eration train Is being designed to travel across Canada With a unique exhibit created special- ly for the nation's centennial year. Comprised of seven service and six exhibit coaelles, it opens op the west coast or Jan, 12, 1967. A series of stops will include approximately two weeks in Toronto in mid-surn. mer. Altogether, the train will cover 10,094 miles, visiting 77 major Canadian communities, "Are you saving any money since you started your budget system?" "Sure. 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