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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1954-09-08, Page 9J *<1 4 & MEASURE that... / YOUR FUTURE depends on them * Don’t be hindered in your work by the “nerves”, headaches and gastric disturbances resulting from defective vision. The only s&fe plan is to have your eyes examined at least once a yehr. It’s the smallest invest ment you can make-rand the (soundest, Do it now. ’ . W. R. HAMILTON, OPTOMETRIST “A Complete Visual Analysis’' h^KiHiiimiiMimiMiiMiiiiiiiMDMiiiBiiMiiimiwimiiiniiMiii.iniiwiiMiiiiwiMHMiliaiiimiiM^g SERVING THE FINEST— TAKE MOTHER out of THE KITCHEN -----BRING HER AND THE CHILDREN TO OUR DINING ROOM g -----SPECIAL CHILDREN’S PLATES— | BUSINESS GIRLS’ AND MEN’S LUNCHEON * | DAILY—11 mm. to 2 p.m. - 5 p.m. to 7 p.in- ■ UfiTCI RRIINQUfIPIf diningroom | nil III DIUInuWIuK coffeeshop i IF ASSURANCE OF YOUR BEST DEAL! this seal appears only1 Used Cars and Trucks ■ #■ < SAFE BUY WHY SAFE BUY IS YOUR BEST BUY 1. Next-to-new appearance 2. 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The Whigham Advance-Times, Wednesday, September 8th, 1954 Page Winer hing and Mrs. W. Smillie led in pray er. ‘ After singing the hymn “Jesus Shall Reign’’ the ladies were taken on an imaginary flight around the world to Europe, Africa and Latin Amer ica, where the guide Interviewed church leaders. Those taking part were Mrs,- G. Mundell, Mrs. J, K. McTavish, Mrs, A. M. McTavish and Mrs, Wm. Mundell, After the roll call and collection, the president closed the meeting with .prayer. . Student Preached Rnox College student, Mr. Gordon, Hasting, of Hamilton, prfeached in the Presbyterian Churches of Bluevale and Belmore on Sunday, Returned from Vacation Rev. R, A, Brook returned from vacation and preached from the Un ited Church’ pulpit on Sunday, Next Sunday Mr. Brook will take for the subject of his sermon, “The Good Shepherd.’’ To Dedicate Painting ”A'mural painting, “The Good Shep herd”, on the wall of the choir loft, in the newly decorated auditorium, is the gift of Miss Viola Mathers, in memory of her father, the late Thomas Mathers, who was a member of this church. The painting will be dedicated at next Sunday’s service. Paper on India The president, Mrs. Milton Fraser, presided at the September meeting of the W.M.S. in the United Church, and gave a Well-prepared paper on The Church in India. Mrs. John Brewer conducted the Worship service and read the Scripture selections. Miss Emma Johnston, treasurer, read the financial report. Mrs. W. J. Johnston was pianist. Joint Meeting The Mission Band of the Presby terian Church next Saturday will be' guests of the Mission Band in the. United Church. ' Personals Mrs. Wihnifred Wright, London, was a recent guest of Mrs. Roy Turvey, Morris. ' Miss .Marilyn Moffatt, of London, visited her mother, Mrs. O. Moffatt, over the week-end. Mrs. John Hall is under the doctor’s care. Mrs. Neil McLean, Toronto, spent the week-end with her mother, Mrs. George Thornton. Mrs. Alfred Hooper and family, Pat ricia, William and Charlotte, have returned to their home in Bowman- ville, after the holidays spent with Mrs. William Nicholson. Recent visitors with Mrs. Eddie Wadel were Mrs. Albrecht, of Wing ham and Mrs. Cecil Falconer, of Whitechurch. Mr. and Mrs. James Youmens and children, Jimmie and Alice, have re turned home to Detroit after visiting Mrs. Peter MacEwan and other rela tives in Bluevale and Brussels. The Women’s Association of the United Church held the September meeting in th§ $, S. room, Mrs. R. A. Brook presiding, in the absence of Mrs. Darling, the president. A flower committee was appointed for every Sunday in the month. The members- were unanimous in. offering to help the church officials complete pay ment on the decorating and new car pet. Mrs. Neil McEachern, Clifford, spent last week with her mother, Mrs. Reu ben Garniss. Mr. aftd Mrs. Stanley Darling, Mrr and Mrs. Jas. Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johnston, Jack Horton, Elmer Sellars and Alvin Smith and daughter, Eleanor; Werg among those from this vicinity who attended Toronto Exhibi tion. Mrs. Elmer Sellars and children STRATHRQY FAIR * DOG RACE SET Strath roy Agricultural Society "has arranged a diversified program for this year’s big fair September 10 and’ 11, Saturday” afternoon’s grandstand show will 'bring something new th the widely known racing oval. Grey hounds will make their., first appear ance by the Western Ontario Grey- „ hound Racing Association, with head quarters in London, The fair has been cut from, three days to two, with Friday still being - preparation day and most of the acti vities bundled into one day. 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