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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1954-10-13, Page 6Pago Six e to* The Whigham AdvancivTimcs, Wednt'sdny, October 18, 195t FOR SALE COMING EVENTS SMOCKING LESSONS CRESS CORN SALVE—for sure re-1 Airs. E. Haldenby, of Toronto will lief, Druggists sell Cress Bunion 1 be in Wingham at the home of Airs. Salve — wear stylish shoes soon. 1W. J. Roulston, Frances St., to giveW. J. Roulston, Francos St., to give -------------------- smocking lessons. Learn to smock in TURKEYS AND ROOSTERS, dressed lessons. Mrs. Haldonby has new or drawn. Charlie Campbell, phone ibead work from New York hnd swg* 727J22.----------------------------------------, gestions for Christmas gifts. Lessons .....•.•——■begin October 12. Call Wingliam Heater| for appointment. 6b Plume i 6b SMALL DUO-THERM Spsu with blower at to ‘ Fairyland Store. 'hnient. $50. 487J. BIRTHS In Whigham General Hos- 1054, R. 2, HOMEFREEZERS 10 cubic ft., $*135: may Furnitur and Frigidair cum and ehr< Godfrey Sehin 14 cubic ft. tit Schuett’s Store Also : refrigerators, une furniture. *tt. Mildnmy. . $385 i Mild' Philvi Lino!- 61Sb SAVE UP TO BILLS. I HU. ers with automatic Power-Air Blower circulate ln.it by force, put lazy ceiling heat to work. Slash, fuel bills up to 25‘.. Alodels styled to fit your room, priced to fit your budget. Buy now and save on new 1954 Duo-Therm. Pattison Radio and Electric. 6 13b $1 IN $4 ON OIL Therm Oil Home Heilt- automatie SANITARY SEWAGE DISPOSAL Septic tanks, cesspools, wells cellai tie pumped and cleaned with sat tiiry modern equipment All wo guaranteed satisf.wtory For qui, service write or phone Louis Rial Brns'-els, t'nt Phone Brussels RENALL 1c SALE AT MeKIBBON’S Its the sale you can’t afford to miss You botth A-Sa second identical botth cent. That's but one items you can save on during the Rexall Fall One Cent. Sale. Next week. Oct. IS. 14, 15, It^at AleKibbons, the Rexall Drug Store. JSb FOWL SUPPER AT FORMOSA | A Fowl Supper will bo held in the I Formosa Community Memorial HalP Tuesday. October 19th. from 530; 8 iX> pan Admission adults $1.25. i A concert and dance ■; Uncle George j and Ranch Roys and dancing ; Admission 59c ; CE13F . buy a regular sixty-five cent * of one hundred Rexall Puretest. Rex tablets, then you get a ' for just one of hundreds of on durin; Cent. Sale. I8rrb $ieeP9 DISCOUNT mi m w pianos at Mildmny Also used pianos, new tele­ vision aoe ordions Schuett's. Free delivers Easy towns 6.13b come with 13b on to child ren 7? will follow featuring and his Wonde Concert starts at $ 15 from W pm. to I am KINSMEN HALUHVE’EN MASQUERADE Make a date for the Kinsmen Hal­ low een Masquerade which will bo held m the Wmgham Armories or '.'aesday. October 26th Fun. novelties. prEcs. Admission 59c per person Get year tickets from any member of the Kinsmen Club or at the door. CElSb sale Satin gabardine, in blue Sire $ Mrs Wallace Phone i'62Wl. MANl'FAv*l'URER’S PAINT clesr- imee Outside white $349 per gal­ lon, quarts 9$c. Flat white $3.39 per gallom quarts 9$e. The Wall-: imper Shop. 13b ■ ONE MONARCH SPACE HEATER. , for sale, complete with drum. Phone 4S2R. 13b ■ WOMEN'S INSTITUTE MF.ETING October Ateuing of the Wo- Institute will be held October Afotto-—Food is a weapon for by Airs. T. Bower. Special speaker on Agriculture. Air. Bob Car­ bort. Farm Editor of CKNX. Pro­ gram convener Airs. A. R. Du Vai Hostesses. Mrs- E. Wilkinson. Airs. Du Vai. Airs. Lapp. Mrs. Stewart. Aire. Elliott. Mrs. H. Campbell. CElSb EAIPLOYMENT WANTED The pea* and 13sDELUXE DUO-THERM SPACE heat­ er for sale with air circulator at- taehed. Used one winter Apply' Jack King, phone 472. is*. __ :MAJOR OIL COAIPANY has property j , for dealer developmetit in CSinten. | Excellent opportunity. Apply Box 65 , Advtece-Times. 13b s BUSINESS OFFORTUNTTLES LIVESTOCK FOB SALE AtcKAA*1 pita), on Tuesdnj’, October 5th, ’ to Air, and Airs. Roy AIcKay, Wingham, a daughter, : McDonald* Hospital, 6th, 3954, AleDonald, RITCHIE In Wingham General Hospital, on Thursday, October 7, 1954, to Air, and Airs. Stewart Rit­ chie, Bliiovale, a son, HENDERSON—In Winghmn General Hospital, on Thursday, October 7, 1954, to Air, and Airs. John Hen­ derson, Whigham, a daughter, Baby died October 9th. ANDERSON—In 'Wingham Hospital, on 7th, 1954. to Anderson, R. A1ARTYN-In Hospital, on 1954, to Air, Wingham, a |CAESAR—In Wingham General : pital, on Saturday, October 9, * to Air. and Airs. Jack Caesar, 1 gannon, a son. (NUHN--In Wingham General J pital. on Sunday, October 10. to Mr. and Airs. Wilmar Gorrie, a son, BRIGHAM”-"In Wingham General Hospital, on Sunday, October 10, 1954, to Air. and Airs. Charles Brig­ ham, R 1. Belgrave, a son. REID”- In Wingham General pital. on Sunday*, October 10. to Air. and Mrs. Milvert Reid, Lucknow, a son. CARSON In Wingham General pital, on Alenday. October to Air. and Mrs. Norman Gorrie. a daughter. HUNTER—In Wingham Hospital, on Alonday, October 11.'! 1954, to Air. and Airs. Alervin Hun- J ter. Wingham, a daughter. CHESTER—In Wingham General ; Hospital, on Wednesday'. October 13, 1954. to Air. and. Airs. Kenneth i Chester. R. 5. Lucknow, a daugh­ ter. HERMAN—In Hospital. ‘ IS. 1954. Herman, R I. Auburn, a. daughie PENNINGTON—In S:... Joseph's Ho. pital. Sarnia, on Tuesday, Octobi 5, 1954,. to Air, and Airs. Haro! : Pennington, nnee Delores Hami ton' a son, Wiiliam Bryon. In Wingham General on Tuesday, October to Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Teeswater, a daughter, i Wingham General Thursday, October Air. and Airs. David 3, Lucknow, a son. Wingham G e n e r a I Thursday, October 7, and Airs. Ted Alartyn, son. Wmgham ■on Wednesday, co Air. and Airs. R. 1. Auburn, SIXTEEN LITTLE PIGS for sale. Glen VanCamp. RR 4. Brussels, f Phone 33R7, 13b iX c J LADIES I EARN Christmas money by representing Avon Cosmetics. We have opportunities in Wingham, Dungannon and rural areas. Write Airs. Stock. 7S Duchess Ave« Kiteh- 2 HEREFORD BULLS for sale. Apply Gordon Rintoul. Whiteehurch. Phone 401WIS. IS* OPPORTUNITY I.UHV UIllllVM | IThe Wingham and District Council of Churches met at CKNX radio sta­ tion on Monday of last week at 2.30 pan. The meeting opened with a brief devotional period taken by Rev. J. L Coyle, of Wingham Baptist Church, and Rev, J. D, Lane of the Presbyterian Church, Clinton. The business of the afternoon in­ cluded the election of officers. Rev. H L. Parker, of St. Paul’s Anglican Church, Wingham, was elected presi­ dent for a second term and Rev. D. J, AfacRae, of Wingham United Church, was elected secretary-trea­ surer. Rev. E, W. Todd, of Wroxeter United Church, was re-appointed press secretary. The gathering was very pleased to —Friends and neighbours will be sorry to hear of the illness of Mrs. Wesley McCutcheon, the Exeter hospital. —Mr. and Mrs. J. and son Jack, Mr, Pollard, of Toronto, and Miss Helen Black, of Clinton, spent the holiday with Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Galbraith. —Misses Alildred Higging and Joan Brydges visited friends at Clinton for Thanksgiving. —Mr. and Mrs. R. J. McLeod and family, of London, spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nel­ son Higgins. —Miss Helen Louise Pocock, of Guelph, and AL". Paul Ruhnke spent the week-end at her home with her parents, Air. and Mrs, Walter Pocock. —Air. and Mrs. Ross Orvis and fam­ ily, of Oil Springs, spent Thanksgiv­ ing week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Percy Hogg and Mr. and Mrs. George Or­ vis and other relatives. • who is now in Frank Galbraith and Mrs. Chas. Weddings LLOYD - CRAWFORD—On Satur­ day, October 9th, 1954, at the home of the bride’s parents in Wingham, by Rev. A. Nimmo assisted by Rev. P. J, MacRae, Mary Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Harley Crawford, to John Richard Lloyd, son of Mr. Richard Hilton Lloyd and the late Mrs, Lloyd, Wingham. —Mrs. M, -Haselgrove, of London, is visiting her son, Mr. Ompr Hasel­ grove and family. —Mr. and Mrs. Grant Bragg, Gor­ don and Kenneth, of Orillia, and Mrs. F. E. McAlpine, of Nelson, B.C.,- were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Omar Haselgrove and family. —Mr. and Mrs, Lee Simpell, of To­ ronto, spent Thanksgiving with Mrs. Simpell’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ liam Reid, Catherine Street. —Recent visitors at the home of Mrs, Frank Sturdy were her daugh­ ters, Mrs. Allan McManus and child­ ren, of Stratford, and Mr. and Mrs, Bill Sturdy and family, of Owen Sound. —Dr. and Mrs. George H. Ross spent Thanksgiving in Toronto, a guest. of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Maize. —Mr. and Mrs. Truman Beatty, of Toronto, spent the Thanksgiving holi­ day with their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Thompson, East Wawa- nosh. —Sgt. and Mrs. Bill Grover spent the week-end in Ottawa, at the home of .Mrs. Grover’s sister, Mrs. Gregory Taylor-Munroe, and with WO2 and Mrs. Phil Dyble, formerly of Wingham. —Mr. and Mrs. Alex MacDougall, of Toronto, spent the week-end with Miss Agnes Williamson. —Mr. and Mrs. J. E. H. Webb, who have been visiting in Canada for the past six months, left on Monday night on their return trip"to Singapore. En­ route they will . pass through New York, London, Rome, Beirut, Columbo and Damascus, arriving in Singapore at the end of the month. —Mrs. George Baird and son Alex of Wingham and Mr. Jim Baird, of1 Toronto, spent the week-end with Mr. and Airs. Alex Baird, Flint, Mich.—Mrs. Janet Buchanan and AfrJside, who wore a copen blue crepe and Airs. John McLeo_d and son Don- , dress with corsage of pink roses and aid, spent the week-end with Mrs.' yellow mums. Buchanan’s daughter, Mrs. Carl Clark. The bride .donned a tailored blue in Detroit. I aleoulaine dress with navy accessories —Guests at the home of Mr. and i £or a Wedcling- trip through "Northern dly week-en^Cwere Mr’ and* M^^ntario. .They will reside in St. Chas. Brown, Anne and Richard, of ] ar/s* Windsor and Mr. and Mrs. John Pres-' Mlss Margaret Darling was the ton, Frank and Julia, of Walkerton, i guest of honor at a number of showers Airs. Brown Sr., of Windsor, was the' in St. Marys prior -to her marriage, Margaret Darling Wed at St, Marys A quiet wedding was solemnized in the vestry of the United Church at St. Marys on Saturday, October 9th, when Miss Margaret . Darling, daugh­ ter of Mr. and- Mrs. Adam J. Darling, of Carrick Township, was united in marriage to Mr. John Tyler, of St. Marys, son of Mr, George Tyler and the late Mrs. Tyler. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Ross D. Cros­ by. The bride xyore a street-length dress of rosewood lace and ticatina crepe, and a corsage of yellow’ mums and pink roses. Her "sister, Miss. Isabel Darling, of Kitchener, was bridesmaid, and her dress was copen blue ticatina with corsage of pink roses and yellow mums. A reception was held at the Hotel Brunswick, in Wingham, where the guests, numbering about thirty, were received by the bride’s mother, wear­ ing a navy crepe dress with a cor­ sage of pink, roses and stephanotis. She was assisted by the groom's sis­ ter, Mrs, Murray Hopson,‘of Lakes- Shirley Bradburn Wed In Belgrave Church Baskets of gladioli and chrysanthe­ mums formed the setting in Trinity Anglican Church, Belgrave, on Sat­ urday, October 9th at 12 o’clock for the wedding of Shirley Jean Bradburn of London, and Air. Donald Alurray Keys, of London, The bride is the daughter of Air. and Airs, A, Al. Brad­ burn of R.R, 1, Belgrave, and the groom is the I have the privilege of being addressed by several members of CKNX radio Hos-1 station. The speakers were John -1954. iQruiekshank, manager of the station, Enn- Scott Reid, chief engineer and William | Harris, one of the operators. All ’ three speakers spoke most helpfully on 'the technical and public relations as- ; poets, of broadcast:ng. especially with ;■ regard to religious programs conduct- * ed by members of the Wingham and | Harold Keys, District Council of Churches * Rev. H, L. j It was pointed out that members I officiated at iOf the Council should notify one ofjmony, assisted by Air. Bren de Vcries? the Wingham representatives of the Miss Karen Busehlen, London,. pro- Council, appointed to deal with mat- vided the traditional wedding music tors of religious broadcasting, in the | including event of being unavoidably prevented from taking a scheduled broadcast. : Such notification i person concerned ,.mnr before the ton Dvas also felt that o: s broadcast should ,j station about fifto going on the air. * A cordial vote . speakers of the aft staff of CKNX fo: and kindness exter. ,of the Council dur; : moved by Rev. D * heartily approved by ij Following the : toe mmisters gat.b Church lower and:' was served. Rev CSinton Baptist C: ladies for their kind' toe lur.to. Hos- 1954. Nulm, Hos- 1954. R. 3, Hos- 1954. Carson. 11, General j>0 should reach the ,u least half an :e of broadcast. It r.e who is going to radion before at the minutes Mrs Melissa Dickson ITHRTY-FIVE GOOD fewer steers.: mostly Hereford, from the West six weeks. Apply to IX AleKenxio.« Phone 189 RIyth. 3.3:20br* __________________ __________________,____ ... # __ ------- - --------------------------------------5 DEADSTOCK removed from your vrss a member ©f the Wm^am Tm-■* Ste farm promptly tor sanitary disposal. ited Ghurem | eot Telephone collect: Palmerston 1SSW,. i Dutta® SB «• WTnstam STS. .Irwin, of Dim Salk; tear brothers. nest, of Brussels: Henry, d LakeSteij*21^ ■George. Tcxteto, ted Walter, of Wing- j , Ti ham; tee sister. Idxs. Marshall BellC^2® ®f Tumberry. ted six grteddhildrem ■; 5YELWOOD—3h. toteig memory ®xf„, Barna. Cecsi Wehswsl, who passed i away ©tether 3A. 1953. •One year has passed since that sad day, A dear sure we toved was called sway’ >Ge>d teok him haaa st was his But m ter hearts he lived: :sml. Ever remembered fey his wife ted rsrmly. WANTED PUREBRED YORKSHIRE BOARSij for sale, ready for light service. Gilts ready to breed. Clean herd. Top A. R. blood lines. Long noses. | DON YOUNG LIMITED. Robert Wood. Lakelet, telephone : ___>■_ ~ — Clifford. 396 r '•*.IS* DININGROQAI SUITES bought and ==:5 .sold. See Schuett's, Alildmsy. 24 ___ Livingrocjm suites. 29 bedroma .• •«- “Z " suites. Reasonable prices. SA3b9 ROOM HOUSE for rent m V roxeter • --------- ---------------------- as individual apartments or us a house. Possession mimeaiacesy. • •Apply Oorge A Maeton. McWs laSBAXJfc' WtVES- Nursing Home. Wingham. THREE HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS J tee only Ste All d: and large lin'd for rent. Apply Box!: 8t>. Advance-Times 18b FOR RENT immediately. “ PERSONAL DRESSMAKING son of Mr. and Airs, of Brussels, R.R. 2. Parker, of Wingham, the double ring cere- the Bridal Chorus from Lohengrin by Wagner and Mendel­ sohn's Wedding Alarch and accom­ panied the soloist, Aliss Patricia Rider of London, who sang “O Perfect Love” during .the signing of the regi- ter. Given in marriage by her father, ............. the bride wore a floor-length gown! the holiday week-end in. Sarnia, of nylon tulle over taffeta, featuring ] _ —Mr. and Airs. G. A. Beattte, of ■ iIux luue UY tri inxiutaj i aixxq. a shirred, strapless bodice, full, ruf- Gorrie, spent_ the week-end at Niag- rr.oon arm to tne .fled bouffant skirt and topped with ura. Falls, visiting Mr. and Mrs. G. C. all the courtesy | a fitted jacket of Chantilly lace, styl- :ed to the clergy | ed with, a Chinese collar and long the years was | sleeves, ending in lily points over the ~ _____Lj. A tiara of sequins and seed' pearls held her fingertip veil of | French illusion and she carried a I white lace-covered Bible, crested with I a mauve orchid and stephanotis from which fell white statin streamers. Airs. Jack Adair, of AlolesWorth, ? sister of the bride, was matron of * honor, wearring a floor-length gown 5 of coral nylon net over taffeta styled I with a shirred, strapless bodice, full ii bouffant skirt, and topped with a j matching taffeta bolero jacket. She I wore a matching pleated net head- with sequins and a J. MacRae and ’ hands, the meeting. meeting- at CKNX red at the United uium where lunch j J, E. Ostrom, of | rrch. Thanked the? iess in providing guest of her sister, Airs. R. Burbridge. I and she was the recipient of a great j ,—Dr. and Mrs. F^ A. Parker spent I many beautiful gifts. The teachers of the school where she taught gave her a lovely mirror and other gifts. The'HSunday School staff and leaders of the junior choir gave her a miscellaneous shower. A few intimate friends ’ presented her with a table lamp, and the members of the bowling alleys gave her a mis­ cellaneous shower. After the wedding dinner the bridal party repaired to the home of the bride’s parents, where the remainder of the day was spent in a social Miss Lillian Darling and Aliss ‘Dickson served lunch. Gammage. Mr. Gammage is now man­ ager of the Dominion Bank in that city. —Mr. and Mrs. R. J. McMurray and Gordon have just returned from a mo­ tor trip to the Pacific Coast. They visited Rev. and Mrs. N. G. Robertson in Vancouver and Mr. Charles Walsh and family at Longbank, Sask. They motored through the United States, going out, and through Canada as far as Saskatchewan on the return trip: Mrs. H. L. Parker at United Church WMS way. Jean. A dams-Richardson Rites in Toronto Yonge Street United Church, onto was the scene of a pretty- ding on October 2, when Edith Marie, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E, (D. Richardson, Toronto, became the bride of John Rae Adams, young­ est son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Adams, Gorrie. The double ring ceremony was per­ formed by Rev. G. Smythe. The church was attractively ated. with gladioli, fern and tions. Mrs. Haritage presided organ and accompanied the Miss Helen Schroeter, who sang “The Lord’s Prayer’’ before the ceremony and “Because” during the signing of the register. The bride was given in marriage by her father wearing a full-length gown of white nylon net over taffeta with lace panelling. The lace jacket had lily-point sleeves. Her finger-tip veil was of illusion net. She carried a white bible with two gardenias, ribbon streamers and small white roses. Aliss Olive Naylor, Toronto, was maid-of-honour and Miss Helen Ad­ ams, sister of the groom, was junior bridesmaid. Aliss Naylor was gowned, in powder blue net over taffeta styled with a full skirt of three-quarter length. She wore a lace jacket with, three-quarter length sleeves and stand-up collar over a strapless bod­ ice. The junior bridesmaid’s gown was the same style but in yellow. The maid of honor carried yellow gladioli and rosebuds. The junior bridesmaid carried gladioli and rose­ buds in autumn shades. Following the ceremony a recep­ tion was lieldVat the C.N.R. Club, The bride’s table was centred i throe-storied wedding' cake, ’candles, v'hite gladioli and tions. The guests were received bride’s mother, who wore a navy suit with wino accessories and sago of White gardenia, and groom’s mother who wore a blue with navy accessories and corsage of pink roses. Air. Alax Humbly, Kitchener, was best man. Ushers wore Mr, Roy Rich­ ardson, brother of the bride, and Mr. George Adams, brother of the groom. The toast to the bride was proposed by Row Smythe and responded to by the groom, Later the young couple left on a Wedding trip to Northern Ontario. , The bride elioso for travelling a gray , suit “With White hat and gloves and corsage of yellow roses. 1 On their return they will reside at I HlUadale Ave., Apt. 2, Toronto. i OuhoMowu guests wore from Lon­ don, Peterhorough, Norwood, Lis- towel, Qorrlo and Brussels. Crop Report Wet weatheb vonthiues to hinder farm operations, White bean growers , made little headway with the harvest­ ing of thia crop, approximately 50% of the boana have yet to be pulled. In many naaea fields are too wet for silo tilling and fop fall plowing. How- ever, Ideal plowing eanditlons pre- tjs.ow, Ftartk ,'H' '*ue jam! selected wr theLmUse Flach, France^ Allten, JM’two County Mowing Matches this Buried on Tuesday Frederick A. Fir Funeral services for Mrs. Affi^ssa.4 Dies in Hospital Dickson, S3, who died, fa W ingham ’ General Hoststsl were held te Thies- : Frederick: A. Finley, a former sheet 5 dress studded with sequins and a day from the Currie fmxeral home, metsl worker fa a. Toronto auto body Ji nosegay of white shasta chrysanthe-- Rev. D. J. MseRae cfEefsted tea in-;firm, died Sunday fa Wfagham Gen-|wiim? 'comoleted her costume, torment was in the Wfagham Come- ’eral Bfcismiah after a lingering iB-s _ , , . , r , ,,ness. He'was 41 wears oTa-e. » ^ss Lynne Adair, Molesworth, A XBSre Ct Wilgbsm a=d a °f. brMe. was f’ower girl in S: Pad’s Angi-can Ctaizs*.!8 Mua frock st)'1M mth a fuI1 slurt' he was a san of the late George fitted bodice and puff sleeves trimm- FEnfag and Fy-mherh. ed with lace. She carried a basket of Surviving are his wife, the former. Ptok carnations and blue delphiniums. Edna Perdhard: two daughters, Elea- Mr, James ‘Cardiff, Brussels, was j.best man and the guests were usher- j. ed by Air. Alurray Bradburn, Belgrave brother of the bride, and Al. Jack I] Keys, of Ayr, brother of the groom. » Receiving the guests for the wed- fdfag dinner at the home-of the bride’s I parents, which was decorated with I baskets of gladioli and chrysanthe- :mms, candles and a three-tier wed- ^ding cake centering the table, was i,the bride’s mother, wearing an allegro jiblue lace trimmed dress with match- png accessories and a corsage of pink i roses. The groom’s mother assisted 1]wearing a navy .jacket styled dress Mr. and Mrs, Hassel Rae, bf Brant- ji with white accessories and a corsage ‘ferd, spent the week-end with Airs. of pink roses. Other assistants were ZD W Rae and ether friends. ?Misses Shirlev Foxton, Arlene Ret-. „ _ ...Mrs. D S. MaeNaughtte and John tinger. Jean Irwin and Shiriev Atof- fello\vship and companionship with MteNsntote- srent Stetoy with Mr. E fat neighbours and friends, Htemten. of Wv-i- t. .-J The supply committee displayed ar-For a wedding trip to Ottawa, the&ticleS which ^ad been made for the 'vT*an- Bradlev' cJr^bnji^cb°se a iaatc^inJ ^ey m s? hospital at Lamont, Alta. It ... George rexasie.*. mand black dress and duster coat with | Tkrteir. are.: Air. Jim Wylie, ox Oak-<;gQjd aad black accessories. A mauve j tote, spent the week-end with Air. "orchid corsage completed her ensem-| and Mrs J. H Wylie. ]ib!e. § Driegates frrrn Wroxeter Branch.» The couple will reside in London,! Werner's fa Guelph. cn}! Guests were present from Hanover. | sident, Mrs. Roulston, Trureiav werFAIss. Thrmas Burke.) Goderich. Listowel. London, Toronto. I hi n ch was served by the social Itos J„ *H. T.T\de. Airs. Allen Munro.; Seaforth and Bridgeport, Michigan. Aires K. Hto*L.-ecd ted Mrs. L. S --------------------- ..-4 c-eth ^rs- Henry Johann mg wdi to stet hy th? womens■ Passes in Belmore AEss-mary Society, United Church. ■to a mresren m Ncrth-irn Ontario, i: The death occurred on Sept. 27th of 'FarosCs rr.- left at the church«Mrs. Henry Johann at her home in cr Ath tev T the members cn |Belmore, after a lengthy illness. She tefroe Number 1st Members plan “ her -ve3r* to sited toe parcels' earner :r order ! Boro fa Howick Township, she was that dlafafag ete be made ever if>e farmer'Jessie Gallawaj'. necessary befene the Christmas sea-j ''ten. The WL M. S- meeting has been IN AIEMQEIAM of of on The fall thankorfering meeting the Woman’s Missionary Society Wingham United Church was held Tuesday, with Mrs. F., R. Howson pre­ siding. The Scripture was taken by Mrs. A. McDonald and .Mrs. J. A. Fox offered prayer. The thank of­ fering was received by Mrs. George Ross and Mrs. VanWyck and dedi­ cated by Mrs. Roulston. Members of the auxiliaries of Bel­ grave and Brick Church were wel­ comed as guests at the meeting and contributed numbers to the program. Mrs. (Rev.) Cox sang “The Holy City’’ and Mrs. Win. Michie gave a reading, “The Strike in the Church’’. Mrs. Howson introduced the special speaker, Mrs. (Rev.) H. L. Parker,-"Of Wingham, who emphasized the impor­ tance of women in the missionary ac­ tivities of the Church. Taking the three key letters, W.M.S.; she said we must be women first, women of devotion, in the family, in the church and in the community. Secondly, {missions must have a large place in | women's lives, and lastly, a life of j service is necessary, which includes i Tor- wed- ’fr decor- carna- at the soloist, ora13 “Y*" Ostrex Tbnic T&Kets for new vitality. “‘Get-sequainted" sire only Kc All druggists- IF BACKACHES are slewing yen up. take RUMACAPS and help ycnraeU to relief from pains ted aches. Ask your Druggist. IS*FOR YGl’R FALL DRESSMAKING ’ and sewing call Mrs. Harold Elliott. Rhievale. I'htfae Tv9w4 23.27.lift.24b WANTED TO KENT ci UPHOLSTERING SUP COVERS made to order CGI Mrs Hare'.d F'daut. phone TA'wI. £ Niv.Ub It was de­ cided to make quilts and collect clo­ thing for another bale which will go to Korea this fall. The meeting was closed by the pre- after which com- toiittee. il ii REAL ESTATE _ ___ FB’r^R^AteFRAME..HOUSE fcr sale, Mrnmc Street a*l cc.nvrmences gix'd ccndiLcx Phene 45. $ 6» ■pn CARD OF THANKS enters agarns* j 2-ke* ta express roy teirexe* cf Sar-te su. Idagmra, te*e MdXfhtem Airs Mcrrey te cr a&tet f&e BKb day (c€!sa =*“^S —”' ter tee week, October] J&tet •;------------------: —————— Kre NOfiLCB 0 rs^^, M-aete l-t-war-cM son of —__________________________TOWASHIP OF TURNBHEKY j(3^ Mfist Moore, Of Writer FAW FOR SALE I«yGy -Ssie. tfce sssete cf th® de-i; Ncifto fs Sereiy gfrren SLai I 2reve:>Kc.-Si. re fa the ho^tal with, tontes- hteto m Huron Dst SS. jLteimed.. 9< the He was & psssteger m hre bro- Wteei Hewtok IK • At± ted I hSYe parted WalteFj car te vue.. ... .® »..•», .. .,.-*> , cu ,t>e 'f-f. "'cn wires ii was texted cL J:e read idsiy cf October 1954, toe IM cf an tectmteg ear. Charge was. ttperetes tetitted to wte to toe said J tokte to_Wtogkam Hospital by am- si. MteSaapal KecLccre, toLtete. His ‘bretoer wte '.-ted that teto IM remisms there tor wte a. wreck. Dr. F« G. Mate f-renectstn ^*2^ fcvetegated. to take toteeireie proceedte.es to - ten, W» R*e Ct rtoreree... lato fag. faterment was to Wroxeter ! ‘Dated fads 2nd day ©f October, 195LFaa* Fraser, Bur-i;EImer Bal’agfa Wesi Gallaway, George j Geo. T. ‘Wtostoi, ted. Air. and Ito. Gtetto Johann and Ever* U dterk, 13&’’Fraser,' ItesesHtowa. * Hefa Johann. ROOM BRICK HOUSE tor &Ye fa Gorrie. with sun prto?.. m.sufato-d •oil furnace DriLed well with pres­ sure system, A ear garage Apply to__ ___ _ ________ __ ____ __ __ _ Airs. Archie Sccdt. Gcrrm, the undtesighgd Sg&Atox fcx toed " Bfaerfarrs sh.d tote have had rrotire. DATED st Wingham. Cfafarin, Shis fcurih cay cJ AxL. 15&L X W BUSHFIELD, Wfagfaum. Dfaarire acres xf cLrixe JsteL, 3,5 arrea wxxCanX with Satteseil. erJtivaiixxi. Drtlisd ’Law harp with feEte Im-d _ pSerrtet shed.’ Hen htesw T-tccxa,!! BcLteex f&x She Ekfecatcxk fi-sicirey hTtck with baHih-’l teem, Mtch&a. het tea ecLh w-stex Hme ttewjy docerated. O.a« •jMted WAX &5S s-enabe* to ! High: Bchhcl to W ted seyoja thtemg Ww asso sell owihg to health,. Immediate:: Pftsesxo. Toms can M tertegedj Apply Wdioa Xurbrigg, FosdWichJ AMON SALE” K®b«. MeSDdteael Fretafa Mill St-, Wrexeter HfeefaH Effects SATURDAY, OCTOBER l«th Hua-wy MeMicMeL MeMkteWL Erewtiw I*. < .Bryce, Awlfaneer BOWLING NEWS ^Cowit Hiicl Oinl) Points and totals: Flying Saucers, 2493, 5 points; Spitfires, 2416, 2; Fear­ less Six, 2269, 7; High Flyers, 2135, 5; 'Hot Shots, 2099, 2; Sharpshooters. 1978. ! Ladies high triple, Irene Smith, J494; ladies high single, Irene Smith, 248; Alen’s high triple, Rutherford Reavie, 693; men's high single, Ruth­ erford Reavie, 245. CKNX Report, This week saw a good turnout, of CKNX bowlers, despite the weather and the Thanksgiving holiday. The following scores were posted; High men’s single, Bill Harris and John Cntickshank, 230; high men's triple, Gord Symons, 551; most strikes, John Strong, 11, High women’s single, Afnrg Cruiok» shanl^ 261; high women’s triple, ML xabeth ^Dittmer, 560; moat gCrilwa, Elisabeth Dlttiner, IS, Funeral service was held from the Team standings: No. 1, 1, to dote ft; | “ ' M S, 3, 8; 4t 4, 10; ft, ft, ft; ft, o, 4. Incidentally* Up men date, Hap Swatrldge, 30ft Average) Johnny Brent, Symons, 1M; ton woman _____ .. __ _ _ She was married fa Howick Township in 1910 to Henry Johann, who survives. They have been living retired in Belmore, since 1947. Mrs. Johann was a mem- ; ber of the Presbyterian Church. Surviving besides her husband are two daughters, Afae, at home, and Edna (Airs. Ross McKague) of Bel­ more; a sister, Myrtle (Airs. William Darling), of Carrick Township and a. brother, Wilbert of Corrie. Two .1 grahdchildt'en, Jimmie and Phyllis McKague, also survive. Two sisters, Alary Jane tAIrs. Arthur Fothergill). and Elisabeth (Mrs. Fleming Ballagh) ano a brother, Oliver, predeceased iher. Airs. Johann, was the daughter cf the late Mr. and Airs. David Gal­ laway Of Howick Township. Edgar funeral home in Gorrie, with. buwlwa to W; GmM' howfata to Club, with a white carna- by the blue cor- the suit