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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1954-05-26, Page 3■ H 1953—FORD CUSTOM SEDAN 1953—FORD MAINLINE COACH 1952—CHEVROLET SEDAN ■% 1/ ■ ■ 1952—FORD CUSTOM SEDAN 1952—CHEVROLET COACH 1952—CHEVROLET SEDAN DELIVERY 1951—FORD SEDAN 1949—METEOR CUSTOM SEDAN 1948—AUSTIN COACH 1947—STUDEBAKER CHAMPION COACH AU above thoroughly overhauled and in A-l shape and guaranteed. MANY OLDER MODELS Huron Motors A. D. MacWILLIAM Phone 237 Wingham g HIGHLIGHTS from the HIGH SCHOOL Results of the Wingham District High School Field Day, held on Fri day, were as follows: Track Events Senior Boys: 440 yard run, Grant Merrick, Ivan Dow; 880 yard run, Grant Merrick, Ivan Dow; Mile Run (open), Mervin Abram, Grant Mer rick, Bruce Lott. Intermediate Boys: 100 yard dash, Arthur McKague, Bruce Robertson, Dick McCutcheon; 220 yard dash, Arthur McKague, Bruce Robertson, Bob Peel p 440 yard run, Arthur Mc Kague, Bob Peel, Bob Black; 880 yard run, Arthur McKague, Bruce Robert son, Terry McArdle; Relay, Bob Black, Gordon Smith, Bob Peel, Arthur Mc Kague; Bruce Robertson, Bill Foster, Ken Hodgkinson, Bruce Lott. Junior Boys: 100 yard dash, Jim Campbell, Jim Bain, Danny Stuckey; 220 yard dash, Jim Campbell, Jim Bain, Mervin Abram; 440 yard run, Jim Bain. Intermediate Girls: 75 yard dash, Mary F. Currie, Doreen Machan, Lois I 'W« Tta*BELGRAVE The district annual meeting of the West Huron Women’s Institute was held in Belgrave United Church with about 125 in attendance at morning and afternoon sessions. The president, Mrs. Durnin Phillips, was in the chair. The minutes and the financial reports were read by the secretary-treasurer, Mrs. O. H. Popp, of Dungannon, Special music for the meeting included a vocal solo by Mrs. C, H. Wade and a piano solo by Mrs, E. Radford, of Clinton. The delegates were welcomed by Rev. C, D. Cox, of Belgrave in an after-dinner speech, pinner was served in the church base ment by the Belgrave members of the W. I. Mrs. A. Hamilton, of the Provincial Home Economics Department, spoke for the Institutes of the province. Other speakers were Mrs. Norman Keating, ■ federal director, Miss Jean Steckle, Huron County home econ omist, Mrs. E, Hobbs, London area Chairman and Mi’s. Durnin Phillips, president for West Huron. Mrs. A. Hamilton presided for the election of officers. Mrs. Durnin Phil lips was re-elected for president and Mrs. Arthur Clark of Auburn, was el ected for secretary-treasurer, Y. P. U. ’The members of the Y. P, U. of Knox United Church, Belgrave, ac companied by their minister, Rev. Chas. D. Cox, motored to London on Wednesday, May 19, where they en joyed a picnic in Springbank park. Following the picnic they set out on a tour on which they visited the Wes tern University and' the Kellogg’s plant where they were served refresh ments. The WikghiWl AdvaJic/i-Tiriies, Wednesday, May 26, 1954 Neighbours Stage “Seeding Bee” Qf recent years it has often been), said that the "old spirit of friendli ness and acts of neighborliness gwei things of the past**. This may be true ip . some localities, but not so in the rural community surrounding Tee®- water. Ample proof that “ a neighbour is a cherished thing” was found to the south of town on Tuesday of this week. With Mrs. William Schieste'l widowed by the passing of he? hus band, who was buried Monday, neigh* bors turned jn and with five tractor® completed the entire seeding of M. acres in the day. Neighbor ladies weie on hand, not only with assistance but with baking, to feed the men in a really good old-fashioned gesture of friendliness and assistance. It was quite apparent, too, that everyone en joyed giving of their time and energy* —-Teeswater News. Grand Lodge meeting of Western Ont ario nt Niagara Falls on Thursday and Friday of last week. They were accompanied by the county master, Mr. Thos. Mclnnes, of Gorrle. Ml and Mrs. Art Scott of Leam ington, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Clark Johnston. Tony Langridge has returned home from Belleville, where he was employ ed for the winter months, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cantelon and Linda, of Galt, spent the week-end with the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry McGuire. Mr. and Mrs, George Yeomans ac companied by their son, Bob, and his friend, Miss Eunice Fifield, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leander Good for the week-end, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Rezansoff of St. Catharines, were week-end visitors with the latter’s sister, Mrs. Laura Johnston. Mr, and Mrs. P. M. Scott, Gwen and Patsy, of Barrie, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Coultes and other relatives, Mr. and Mrs. George Jones and daughters, Susan and Irene, of Lon don, spent the holiday week-end with Mr. and Mrs. J. E. McCallum, Walker; Relay, Doreen Machan, Grace Thompson, Mary Hotchkiss, Lois Walker; Marlene Stainton, Mary F, Currie, Sandra Smith, Alice Hayden. Junior Girls. 75 yard dash, Nancy Hutcheson, Grail Colvin, Doris Mach an; Relay, Nancy Hutcheson, Doris Machan, Gail Colvin, Florence San derson; Deanne Allan, Ruth Sharpe, Sandra Smith, Alice Hayden. Field Events Senior Boys: Running Broad Jump, Grant Merrick; Running high jump, Jim Drehmann, Mac Eadie, Ivan Dow; Pole vault, Ivan Dow; Shotput, Mac Eadie, Intermediate Boys; Running Broad jump, Bruce Robertson, Arthur Mc- Kague, Gordon Smith; Running high jump, Arthur McKague, Bruce Rob ertson, Jack Duffy; Hop, step and jump, Gordon Smith, Dick McCut cheon; Pole vault, Bruce Robertson, Arthur McKague, Jack Duffy; Shot-- put, Terry McArdle, Bob Peel, Jack puffy, Junior Boys: Running broad jump, Jim Campbell, Danny Stuckey, Jim Bain; Running high jump, Jim Bain, Jim Demerling, Jack Edgar; Hop, step and jump, Jim Bain, Jim Camp bell, Danny Stuckey; Pole vault, Jim Bain, Jim Lockridge, John Edgar; Shotput, Jim Lockridge, Jim Bain, Ken Hodgkinson. Senior Girls: Softball throw, Frances Newman. Intermediate Girls: Running broad jump, Marlene Stainton; Mary F. Currie, Lois Walker; Standing broad jump, Grace Thompson, Marlene Ste Marie, "Mary F. Currie; Running high jump, Mary F. Currie, Grace Thompson, Lois Walker; Softball throw," Mary F. Currie, Grace Thomp son, Marlene Ste Marie. Intermediate Girls: Basketball throw, Gladys Guy, Marlene Stainton, Mary F. Currie; Speed throw, Mary F. Currie, Grace Thompson, Doris Machan; Marlene Ste Marie, Mary Hotchkiss, Doreen Machan; Marlene Stainton, Lois Walker, Gladys Guy. Junior Girls. Running broad jump, Doris Machan, Gail-. Colvin, Sandra Smith; Standing broad jump, Nancy Hutcheson, Florence Sanderson, Gail Colvin; Softball throw, Doris Machan, Alice Hayden, Deanne Allan; Basket ball throw, Nancy Hutcheson, Florence Sanderson, Sandra'" Smith; Speed throw, Alice Hayden, Florence San derson, Deanne Allan; Sandra Smith, Doris Machan, Faye Jack; Gail Col vin, Nancy Hutcheson, Doreen Parker. Champions Senior Boys, Champion, Grant Mer rick, 18 points; Runner up, Ivan Dow, 12 points. Intermediate Boys, Champion, Ar thur McKague, 31 points; Runner-up, Bruce Robertson, 22 points. Junior Boys, Champion, Jim Bain, 30 points; Runner up, Jim Campbell, 18 points. Intermediate Girls, Champion, Mary F. Currie, 20 points; Runner up, Grace Thompson, 11 points. Junior Girls, Champion, Nancy Hut cheson, 15 points; Runner up, Doris Machan, 11 points. aiilHinilHIinilHIlWIliniMlliniMlllMilHIlinMIlHIIIHIHIIHIIIHIIIIIIWimilWIMIIMIVg== sB B =51IIfl ■1 II B B g | £ i ii iiii i ■ i Personals Mr. and Mrs. Alex Young, Elva, Jack and Jim, of Lucan, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jack McBurney. Mr. and Mrs, W. F. Shackleton and son, Bill, accompanied by his friend, Jimmy Wright, of Brampton, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Scott, on Sunday. Mr, Alex Thompson, of Toronto, and grandson, John Thompson, of Mont real, spent eSunday with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Vincent and with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Vincent. Messrs. Walter Mason, Walter Scott and Athol Bruce, attended the £ MUSIC FESTIVAL BELGRAVE FORESTERS’ HALL MAY 27th, AFTERNOON, 2 o’clock MAY 28th, MORNING, 9.30 o’clock MAY 28th, AFTERNOON, 1.30 o’clock EVENING OF MAY 28th, 7.30 o’clock in the WINGHAM TOWN HALL Afternoon 15c Evening 35cAdmission: Informal"^ concerning OnUrio Hydro can be obtained by writing your Hydro Chairman. 620 University Avenue, Toronto. Saves You Dollars The Canadian Bank of Commerce oh where does the money go? a question we all ask ourselves! We ask it at Imperial loo And the answer is to betbund in our annual report. Here is where each Imperial dollarAwent last year 53^ went to buy crude oil and other raw materials 28/^vventto operating costs including pay cheques to our employees in taxes... and this doesn't include the provincial 9asol'r>e tax u?ec| .fo rep|gce. vUorn-ouf equipment. wdc dividends to our shareholders-for-fhe use of pl-ants and equi IMPERIAL OIL UMITED In Ontario Hydro’s Research Division some 298 people, of whom 80 are Research Engineers, maintain a constant study of electrical, structural mechanical and chemical problems, as well as the testing and quality control of all items used in the Commission’s day-by-day activities. A dose liaison between the Laboratories and all other Hydro Divisions results in high efficiency and maximum economy. ONTARIO HYDRO ... AT WORK FOR YOU ANO YOURS . DO YOU KNOW? Hydro was the first in Canada to adopt safety testa of electri cal appliances for the protec tion of the public. Thia is now carried on by th* Canadian Standard* Association. Special Services Everyone is invited to the Sunday School Anniversary and Flower Sun day in the United" Church next Sun day with services at 11 a.m. and 8 p. m. Rev. Chung Choon Kim, B. D,, of Seoul, Korea, will be the guest speak er and Ma. Keith Barbour of London, will be the guest soloist. Be sure to attend these special services. Mr. Bill Webb of New Westminster, B. C., called on Mr. and Mrs. Allan Miller at his old home last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Mel Brown and Bob Murdie, of Kitchener, were week-end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. R. Woods. Miss Anna Stuart, of Toronto, and Miss Marjory Stuart, of Goderich, were visitors for the holiday Week-end with Mr. and Mrs. George Stuart. Mr. Bill McPherson, who has been Working at London, left on Friday for Midland to join his boat. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Miller and Larry, of London, were holiday visit ors with Mr. and Mrs. Chester Taylor. Miss W. D. Rutherford, Mrs.jG. Macpherson, Mrs. E. Barbour and Mrs. E. W. Rice attended the West Huron District annual meeting of the Women’s Institute at Belgrave on Wednesday. Mrs. Durnin Phillips, the district president, was in charge of the meeting. Ontario, Quebec, British Columbia and Alberta each have more than 1,090,000 population. Try before you buy FOR GOOD GROOMING CONSULT YOUR Beauty Counsellors of Whigham Irene Sparling Phono 463K Ann Rosenhagen Phone O72W Security ♦ • * peace of mind . . . self confidence! You can find all these in your savings pass-book. Every lime you open it, you* will be encouraged to save steadily, provide security for your future. Open your savings account today at oitr nearest branch—we have more than 650 to serve you. Wingham Branch R.R. Hobden, Manager