The Wingham Advance-Times, 1973-10-11, Page 10y
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LUCKNOW OWNERS W. JOS and DEAN E. AGNEW
fr.m Belgr
hanks,givirrng service
w ed iza the 13elgrave Ur ted
aur<'eh na Smday morning ^fit
merge las DX -St soDo>iat.
Mr. and Mrs. Us Shaw a
family el .4endon spent Thanks
.,giving Day with Mr. and Mrs
RR►ss Aderson.
° M. aGl Mks. James Baker
IIiundoun and Mrs. Margaret Kemp
o� `�oronto spent tte weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. George
M vhie.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hanna
and Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Jae
son spent the holiday weekend
touring along Lake St. Clair and
Lake Erie.
Mr. and Mrs. George M. John-
ston of London were weekend
visitors with his mo�eer, Mrs.
Laura Johnston.
More than 1,000 people sat
down to the ^ clgrave annual
turkey supper at the community
hall last Wednesday evening
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Edgar and
Miss Shirley Edgar of Wingham
and Miss Joan Edgar of London
visited on Monday with Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse.
Mr. and Mrs. John McCormick,
Christie and Emilie of Orange-
ville' and Mrs. Claire Rainer of
Scarborough spent the weekend
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.,
Clarence Chamdey.
Mrs. Mildred -Tower of Toronto
visited on Monday. with Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Chamney.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Zurbrigg
of RR 2, Clifford, attended the
fowl supper Wednesday evening
in the community centre and
visite with Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Hibberd.
. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Vincent of
ve
s and alms �.,•�•� l.!arV�F1u.,rt41 5 /0r
Mr. 44V,1 ata. Hobs rt �flibberd
h attended Cho l wa ck Fair be
Connie one Sa lot'.
d Mr. and Mrs. l alph 4n et
Sarunia, Ac. and M. Barrio
Logan nd Michael!, of Oakville,
l`� r. an MA's. Elan Graydon of
of lan,arllitngton spent Thanksgiving
weekend with At. and. Mrs. Cly
Logan.
Air. and Mrs. Harold Procter
and Miss Margaret Curtis visited
on Sunday with Mr. and lam.
Johan Spivey Mid family of Inger-
soil. They also visited at Port
urwell.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Logan ei
Sarnia, Mr. and Mrs. Barry
ligan and Michael '®f Oakville,,
Mr. and Mrs. Dan fraydon of
urlington spent Thanksgiving
weekend wi, Mr and Mrs ,Cliff
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WIN HEAVY.. HORSE CLASSES This'entry of Aitchison Bros. of Lucknow pretty well
cleaned house lathe heavy horse elasses-at-the Howlck FallFair i�
a on Saturday. A1thQu�
competition was keen in #i,ght horse classes, heavy draft horses appeared in limited num,.
beers.
(Staff Photo)
a good thing to, read. beg
the lines it titres the eyes
Logan.
London, Mr. and Mrs. Murray
Vincent and Dean were. Thanks-
giving visitors with their parents;
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Vincent.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Leitch,
Julie and Jeffery of London and
Mr. and Mrs. George M. Johnston
spent the holiday weekend with
their parents, : Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Grasby,'
Mrs. R. Gibbons of Sundridge
and D. Thompson of St. Augus-
tine visited one evening last week
with Mr. and Mrs. Mark Arm.
strong.
Mr. ands. Robert Hibberd
visited on Su day with Mr. and
Mrs, Kenneth Lichty and Wayne
of RR 2, Milverton.
Mr. and. Mrs. David Hanna and
family of Kitchener; Mr. and
Mrs. Stuart Machines of Water-
loo, Miss Sharon '1Vtaclnnes and
Dyke.MacInnes of Toronto and
Miss Jan Ma -climes of Kitchener
visited on the weekend with. Mr.
`. It's.
.
Mrs. a >sSparks:, . spe�k �� en,
less.
-a
days sight-seeing through Quebec
and the maritime provinces- a t
Saturday afternoon . visitQ>ra
t
with Mr. and, Mrs. Hugh Ritt>rr►
were Mrs. Clarence Paulen" +f
Willowdale and Mrs. Mitohen
Leibler of Mitchell. '
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Rinn, spent
Thanksgiving Day with Mrs.
Gladys Rock near Monktor .
The regular meeting of the Wo.
rrnen's,'Institute will he held C1et4-
ber 16 at 8:15 p.m. in the com-
munity centre. Convener of
agricultural activities program,,
• Mrs. Stewart Procter. The roll
call, "Name the first person who
lived in your home The address
will be -given by Mrs. Gordon Mc-
Burney, music by Mrs. GGeore
G
Procter, , a quiz by Mrs. Stan
opper. Lunch committee, Mrs.
arner Nicholson, Mrs. George~
Michie, Mrs. Gordon Higgins and
Mrs. Hazel Procter. The ladies of
he community are invited " to .'
attend.
Thanksgiving Day visitors with
Mr. and Mrs.. William Coultes,
ere Mr. and Mrs. Myles Hart-:.,
'g and family of Killaloe.
Mrs. Carl Procter, Mrs. Herson
Irwin, Mrs. Leonard James, Mrs,
awrence . Taylor, Mrs. Lorne '-.
ane eson and Mrs. Norman
d oultes attended . the October
m . .man of Thumderland, Ontario
men's institute. � `ace models in -this. ear's Eaton
Mrs. Ivan, Wightman, Mre.,. y
Ross' Higgins and Mrs. Normair C istmas ' atalogue. The. girls,
Coultes attended the Htironlvi' !nieces of 'Mrs. Kerwin, have
County Women'stvacatione eften with their aunt
institute
'at Centralia last .'n to Rally Belncrore.
Mo day. i
ra a Kevffi Kieffer of Guel h Spent
Misses Lbir�i °;Hackett . of , f,�uokY� �, � �
ries,. n. S .., °rle weekend, at the ho a of his
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Montreal, P.Q.. A free uts,
of spacial intuit to hoee who
hear but do not understand
words has been announced by
Belton4. A non-operating model
of the *niallest Belton. aid ever
made will be given *baolutaly
free to anyone answering this
advertisement.
Try it to see how it is worn
in the privacy of your own
home without cost or obligation
of any kind. It's yours to keep,
free. It weighs less than a third .
of an ounce, and it's all at ear
level, in one unit. No wires lead
from body to head.
These nnudels are free, so we
suggest you write for yours now.
Again, we repeat, there is no
costs and certainly no obliga-
tion. Thousands have alrr►dy
been mailed, so %rite today to
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tronics of Canada,. Ltd., 3637
Metropolitan Blvd, BQ, Men.
treal 4'45, ; ;
VALE , ' Mrs.`Locane c ?"
r come them- into life?"
also . said, "Thank the Lard for .
people, for just what, they are,
Paul loved all maple. Always re-
joice in thhe'Lord .and, praise the
Lord for everything., Endure
everything with, patience and .,
give thanks with joy according ti
Pan'," •
Mrs, Sparks encouraged. her
audience to` read the Book of
Acts. This: Book of the:. Bible -can
Change 'lives. M ` ir' Sparks gave
four steps,for :prayer, esus . is
here; \thank you Lord; help. Me
Lord; help my brother During
her topic Mrs. Sparks'sang a solo,
written by, her:son-In-law who is
blind, entitle d '"Ob, Yes, He
Cares".
Mrs.Glenn Golley gave the call
to worship by reading Psalm 100
and ":Come Ye Thankful People
Conies' was' sura, ' Mrs. Harvey
Robertson read' the scripture and
a poem, ''Thanksgiving". Mrs,
Gordon Mundell offerred'praYer.
• s. Golley welcomed visitors
from Bluevale VOW and Gorrie
WMS. Mrs. Sparks thenfavoured
with a solo. • •
Offering was received by Mrs.
Mundell and Mrs.. Joe Walker.
Mrs.. Gatley dedicated - the of-
fering.
The. guest speaker was :in-
troduced by Mrs. Golley and Mrs.
Keith Moffatt ,thanked Mrs.
Sparks and.. presefited her With. a
small; gift in a reciation. The
. mee '.ng�<clos.4 d:.x .th the ;, {Ii
yii'•
`Savigi 'eat ' It et► ti;
.:sale . of PHOT ttiv, bon, thorn
Sparks of West Walesa, guest I
speaker for the ail Tbankoffer-
ing meeting of. the WNW of'Blue-
vale Pr,eSbyteriall
Blue-valePresbyteriarx 61,11'01 used as
her theme ''Thanks and Thanks,<,
giving' quoting passages , from
Colossiargs,. aecording to Paul,
She asked her audience, "Can
you thank maple whom you dis«
like and find Out how you can wel-
roe con t is sympathy is
extended to the family of .the late
Leslie Harkness.,
Guests last Sunday, with. ` Mr.
and Mrs, John Diefenbaker, were:
Mr. and,'Urs.. Ken Moody.: and
daughter` Rochelle of New 'Dun-
dee.
Mr. and:Mrs. Roy Diefenbalier
visited last Sunday with' bier
sister, Mr. avid` . Mrs.
wartzentruber`of Baden. •
Mr. and Mrs..Elmerr Bailagh .
attended the'. Biehn-Smith wed;
cling Friday evening in St. An-
drew's
sworthPresbyterian: Church,
Misses Doreen and Linda>Ding-
ham spent the weekend with“ "iT er *6e1'r, '
and `Mr's:' Mtn:rny Vincent. f , ui Gongrrat lifht t ons to 7 Nancy and
afWayner. Ballagh, Beverly ` and
ft'
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OPENS FAIR—Saturday was a busy day for Huron MPP
Murray Gaunt as he attended three fall fairshin his riding -
Teeswntor, Hawick and Tiverton. Above he officially opens
the Howick Fail Fair in Gorrie. (Staff Ph®fie)
&Glenda Stillagh, Laura Conlon,
ilJeff Dickson,'tBrian Jeffrey,
Ipavid Kieffer and all others who
,twere winders at the Teeswater
,,Fall Fair this past weekend.
Special congratulations to Mari-
=lyn Kieffer and ,.Twyla Dickson
,who Wen the Joe ing Special for
students in the Teeswater schools
with top prize money. Marilyn
won in the 4u/dor Girls' Division
and Twyla Dickson was' • the
winner lin the Senior Girls' Divi-
slow-
Congratulations also to all win.
ners in the Howick Fall Fair.
Miss' Isabel Darling.: of ;Kit-
chengr and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Tyler of St. Marys spent Thanks-
giving with Tom Darling.
Area residents were saddened
to hear of the death of Miss Nellie
Doig of Wingham. Miss Doig was
a resident of the area before
moving to Wingham a few years
ago.
Belgruve society
Melds �utumn
thankoffering
•
BELGRAVE -- The fall thank-
offering. meeting of the WMS was
held last Tuesday in the Presby-
terian Church. President Mrs.,
Joe Dunbar opened the meeting
with the call to worship followed
by prayer. Hymn "Fountain of
Mercy; God of Love" Was sung.
Mrs. Stuart Cloakey read the
scripture, Meditation entitled
"Gratitude" was taken by Mrs.
Alan Dunbar and 'Mrs. Victor
Yopngblut led in prayer.
The topic was taken by Mrs.
Walter Shortreed who read a
piece explaining the work of
world missions, also,a story of a
minister of India studying in Can-
ada,, who told of the influence of
Christian Missions in India.
Mrs. Garner Nicholson read
two poems, "Gratitude" and "We
Thtiink You". The secretary's re-
port was given by Mrs. J. C.
Menurney and the treasurer's
report by Mrs. Victor Youngblut.
A notion was made by Mrs.
Walter Shortreed that the society
order the new study for next
year. The ladies were reminded
of tile Fall Rally, October 10, in
Goderich. The roll call was an-
swered by the 10 present. Ten
viSit5 to Sick and shut-ins were
recorded. Offering wets received
and dedicated and hymn 'Por the
Beauty Of the Earth" was' stung:
The president closed the meeting
with prayer.
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