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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1966-10-06, Page 14Page 6 — W eghant dew( &ex Rat g;end ouncialh, THOMAS A. JARDIN District Manager Ph. 357.3661 WINGHAM IN-THE KNOW people find Investors Mutual their best investment. Just Call or Writs) SYNDICATE LIMITED WHITECHURCH Mr. and Mrs, Bill Evans re- turned home from their visit to their homeland, England, where Bill visited with his mother and sisters and. Mrs. Evans with her sisters. During the three weeks there the weather was good which enabled them to visit all their relatives, G. A. WILLIAMS, 0.0. Optometrist 9 PATRICK STREET W, WINGHAM Phone 357-1282 Canada Manpower Centre Your National Employment Office has taken an a new name It's the same address: 125 ARGYLE AVENUE NORTH, LISTOWEL, ONTARIO It's the same 'phone number: 291.2920 But the name is now CANADA MANPOWER CENTRE There will be more than a new name at your Canada Manpower Centre. There will be improved service for both employers and job seekers. There will be in- creased emphasis on such important labour market activities as counselling, training, labour force mobili- ty, up-grading, research, and labour market informa- tion, Whether you are looking for a lob, for a worker, or lust for inforniatiort about employment generally, the place to go is the CANADA MANPOWER CENTRE: CAULKING TUBES Premium quality In white, gray and black SALE PRICE ag 4 C EACH Belmore Persona! Notes Mr. and Mrs. Claude Bron- son and family of Elmira were week*end visitors with, her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Rowland Ballagn, Mr. and Mrs. WilfretiJohann, Gilbert and Steven, spent Sun- day afternoon with her mother, Mrs. William Klein of Gowans- town, The occasion was Mrs. Klein's 75th birthday, celebrat- ed on October 3rd. World-wide communion ser- vice was observed in the Bel- more United Church on Sunday morning for that congregation and the congregation of McIn- tosh United, Rev. D. L. Stev- en was in charge and used as his text Psalm 23, verse 5.The choir sang an anthem. Mrs. Norman Newans was organist. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Zinn of Goderich visited on Tuesday of last week with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Zinn of the village. Mrs. Jean Muir of Sarnia is spending some time with her daughter, Mrs, Harry Helfen- stein, Mr, lielfenstein and faM- ily, on the end, The Presbyterian Quartet, Torn Inglis, Ross IVIcKague, Rill Jeffray and Bruce Darling were guests at the Gorrie Presbyter- ian Church anniversary service on Sunday morning. Mrs, Al- vin Mundell, organist, ac- companied them. Mr. Walter Vella, home on leave from the Armed Forces in the Far East, spent a few days with his family in the village, Mrs. D. K, Devlin and Miss Isabelle Devlin of London were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Pat Murphy on the 2nd. Four young men from the McIntosh-Belmore United Churches, Robin Steven, Ross Harper, Ron Harkness and Dwight Metcalfe, attended the Christian Young Councillors' Convention held from Friday evening to Sunday afternoon in the Trinity United Church, Kit- dva ce-Times, Thursday, Oct. 6, 1966 ehener. The theme was "Youth Has A Place". Eight boys from mid-western Ontario attended the convention, and during the session discussed such topics as Boy-Boy Relationships; Boy-Girl Relationships; Boy-Parent Re- lationships; Boy-Society Rela- tionships; Boy-Church Relation- ships; and Boy-Future Relation- ships. The October meeting of the Belmore Women's Institute is to be held in the form of a family night in the Belmore Hall on Friday, October 7th. Mr. Herb Arkell of Teeswater will be guest and will show slides of a recent trip. All are welcome to attend; kindly note the change of date. Time is 8,30 p.m. Campers and sportsmen are responsible for from 600 to 800 forest fires in Ontario every year„ A DONKEY and ponies were part of the entertainment provided for children at Fordwich Fair. Donald Jackson, 9, of Harriston, was in charge of the rides.—A-T Photo, Read Letters from School Children In San Salvador WHITECHURCH—Langside C.O.C. met in the community hail Sunday afternoon during sohurch service. The president, Fred DeBoer, conducted the meeting and Mrs. Charles Tif- fin gave the opening prayer. The Scripture was read and Bri- an Wall led in prayer. The minutes were read by Agnes Conley. Roll call was answered by 20. The C.O.C. had sent a soft- oall the school in San Salva- dor where Mrs. Jas. Richardson is the teacher. Each one of the 13 pupils had written a letter of thanks to Langside C.O.C. for their gift of the ball. Most of them said that Mrs. Richardson was the one who got the most some runs. These letters were read by Mrs. Tiffin. Marty Young received the offering. The class repeated the names of the parables learn- ed and Mrs. Conlon gave the story from the study book. WHITECHURCH—Chalmers C.O.C. held the October meet- ing on Sunday during church service. The president, Miss Janie Laidlaw gave the call to wor- ship and a hymn and prayer fol- lowed. The Scripture was read by Debbie Reynolds. The minutes were read by Doris Fisher. The roll call was answered with "Something for which we are thankful". The offering was received by Lori WHITECHURCH Mr. Oliver McBrien of God- erich spent a few days last week at the home of Mrs. Cassie Fal- coner. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Simp- son and family visited with Mr. and Mrs. George Currie on Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ireland and Mr. Howard Walker visited on Friday with friends in God- erich. Mr. Harold Walker spent a few days recently in Wainfleet, visiting his sister-in-law, Miss Gertie Stewart and his niece, Miss Margaret Canby. Congratulations from the community to Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Farrier who on Tuesday quietly celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary. Mrs. William Bieman of Owen Sound spent a few days last week with her son, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bieman and fam- ily. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Vincent of Bluevale were Sunday visit- ors with Misses Annie and Mary Laidlaw. Purdon and the offertory prayer was given by Douglas Ross. The theme of the meeting was "Be ye doers of the word and not hearers only". The primary story, was given by Mrs. Earl Caslick. The senior story, "George and the Chinese Lady" was supervised by Mrs. Hugh Simpson who had Mary Lou Wall, Doris Fisher, Paul Laid- law and Darlene Simpson each read a portion. The closing prayer was given by Mary Lou Wall. C.O.C. Meeting At Chalmers a>„..r.4ce0 ..k „?,k'• , • ?e,T . . . .. ..... . ...4 • , Pre-finished Plywood, handsome for dens, rec room, living room or hall. V-grooved. 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