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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1946-05-30, Page 6Outstandingly Good 1 TEA gaining in popularity each time it is presented, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Millward visit- ed in Toronto with their parents, over Millward, Will you accept a Contract TO GIVE YOUR FAMILY SECURITY? Get it from C. K, Bryans a . your friend at Canada tif• WHAT WOULDN'T it be worth to know, thati whatever happens, your family will be pro• tected from hardship ... or that, if nothing worse happens to you than growing old and wanting some day to stop working, you'll always have a regular monthly income to meet the bills? Your friend at Canada Life will be glad to tell you how easily it can be done. Ask him to give you all the facts. Then make your own decision. ‘74-CANADA LIFE BRIGHTER TOMORROWS F94,1:'')ii1IP AND, YOURS the 24th holiday and 'week end. They were accompanied by their grand« daughter, Carol and Master Ernie r WROXETER Mrs. Pleasance of Toronto, is visit- ing with her mother, Mrs. Neil White. Mr. Bob MacDonald and Miss Edith MacDonald of London, were week-end guests of their mother, Mrs. Vern MacDonald. Mrs. Henry Timm and Mr. Bill 'Timm of Listowel, were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Timm. Mr, and Mrs. Dean Gibson were re- cent London visitors. Miss Rona VanVelsor of Weston, was a week-end visitor with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. VanVelsor. Mrs. S. Bevington and Mrs, Al. Schott both of Cleveland, are visitors with Mrs. A. Stutt, Mrs. I3evington will remain for some time with her sis- ter. Mr.! Allen Cooper of the local Bank DOMINION OF CANADA BONDS 31/4% due June 1st 1949 HAVE BEEN CALLED FOR PAYMENT JUNE 1st 1946. - These bonds should be presented for . redemption with all couponS of later date attached. No further interest will be paid on these bonds after this date. DOMINION ROYAL Fleetway Grecitest of Trask Tires: Frank Caskanette "Free And Friendly Service" PHONE 243 W INGHAM, ONT, -A0 six wiNGITAM ADVANCU.TIMES Thursday, May 30th, 194$ ed~WfWeint, THE APPOINTMENT OF H. MACIRAN as Agent For FAIRBANKS-MORSE Automatk COAL STOKERS • See the model now on , display in OW show-rooms. It's easier and more economical to make installation now! When you install a Fairbanks-Morse Coal Stoker you get all the advantages of automatic heating and cut your fuel bills besides. Thermostat control assures even, comfortable temperatures at all times. Furnace-tending drudgery is done away with just fill the hopper once a day, when it suits you. Clean heat, too ... no more loose, dusty ashes to dirty the house. Fuel bills are reduced because you use lower priced stoker coal, and automatic controls regulate its feed to the firebed only when it's needed. There's absolutely no waste. (*lite • . doi COmPAIrt CANADIANrattbankS .MentSW -*mad 26-28 FRONT STREET W., 4. TORONTO • The !`0- p-e-n C-e-n-t-r-e" tread's husky, flexible, uncon- nected self-c leaning lugs bite sharp and sure. They give more trac- tion and greater draw- bar pull on plowed ground, wet fields, cover crops and other soils. Independent tests prove you get up to 22% more work from less fuel in the same time. Goodyear Sure- Grips on your tractor will save you money let us put them on today. day, June 4th,, at 8,30 Daylight Saving Time to organize this community for Temperance Work. Mr. Cooper of Clinton will be guest speaker. All in- torested are urged to attend. WaV1,$, Pale Members of the. Women's Mission. ary Society, United Church, will send a bale of new and second hand clothing for men, women and children, Con-, tents of bale will be used for Home Mission Field, Members of congreg- ation are asked to leave their donations at Mr. Mann's Store this week, Women's Missionary Society The Buds of Promise Mission Band will hold their June meeting on the afternoon of the 3rd., at 4 p.m, Mrs. Grainger will have charge of the meet- ing, Mrs. Penny will tell the story. The theme for the June meeting of the United Church W,M,S, is 'Cheer", Mrs. J. Douglas and Miss M. Howe will have charge of the Devotional per* Tod and the Topic'"Life of a Frontier Missionary". Roll Call to be answer- ed by a verse containing the -word Garden. Meeting to he held in Church parlors, June 14th,, at 3 p.m. Women's Association The Women's Association. United Church met in the church parlours on the afternoon of Tuesday, May 20th., the president, Mrs. Hart presided over the Devotional exercises and the roil call was answered by a verse contain- ing the word, Peace. Mrs. C. McCut- cheon and Mrs. Copeland were in charge. The afternoon was spent in quilting and the usual Pot Luck Sup- per served at the close. National Clothing Drive Mrs. H. V. McKcnney is chairman for Wroxeter and District for the Nat- ional Clothing Drive from June 17th to 29th, Mr. R. J. Rann has kindly loaned his store where donations may be left. New and used clothing for men, women and children is urgently needed,. It is hoped the citizensof this community will respond generously. Fats Shipment June 5th Citizens of Wroxeter and commun- ity are reminded that the Fats Salvage project is still being sponsored by the 'Women's Institute. The committee in charge are anxious to make a ship- ment before hot weather sets in. Don- ations may be left at the Red Cross Rooms up to June 5th., when ship- ment will be made. St. James' Service Service in St. James Anglican church will be changed, commencing on June 1st, service will be conducted at 8 p.m., Daylight Saving Time, Rev. James Caley is rector and everyone will be cordially welcomed to the even- ing service. Members of St. James Guild have invited the Young People's Society of Delmore -Presbyterian Church to pres- ent their 3 act farce comedy on Fri- day night: May 31st,, in the Town Hall. This will be the third perform- ance for the group. • Their play is GOOD !AR ure-enp TRACTOR TIRES Bert A rmstrong 'Phone 181 Wingham Staff spent the week-end with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil .Cooper at Fordwich. Messrs. John Nicholson, Andrew Adams, Wendell Stamper and John MacNaughton spent Thursday last in London, and attended the Circus held at London Arena. Rev. J. L. Foster is in London this week attending Conference. He was accompanied by Mrs. Foster. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Jackman of Tor- onto, were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs, Thos. Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Tyndall Ritchie of Wingham, were recent guests of Mr.. Thos. Ritchie and Mrs. F. Sanderson. Several residents of this district call- ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Montgomery, Gorrie, on Saturday ev- ening when this worthy couple who are lifelong residents of Howick Town- ship held open house in honour of their 50th wedding anniversary. Their two sons, Telford of Kitchener and John of Milton, with their- families were present, as was also the brides- maid and groomsman of 50 years ago, both reside in Gorrie. Wroxeter and community join with !Gorrie friends in extending to Mr. and Mrs. Montgom-- ery best wishes for many more happy years together. Miss Maud Higgins who has spent the winter months with Mrs. A. Stutt left for her home in Gorrie this week. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hamilton spent the week-end with Fergus friends. The Young People's Society United Church held a special meeting on Mon- day evening to plan their summer month's activities. Rev, John and Mrs. Greig of gol- lingwood, formerly of Bluevale, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon dreig on Wednesday of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kress, (nee Eleanor Douglas) were Sunday guests of Mr, and Mrs. James Douglas. Guests of Mri and Mrs. Reg Pacey .during the past week were, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Pacey, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Rayburn all of Shelburne, Miss Mil- dred Feaver of Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Les. Douglas also Mrs. Alex Wright were in Molesworth on Tuesday and Wednesday attend- ing the funeral services for the late McIntosh Brothers both of whom died on the same day. Miss Anna Grieg It N., of Park- wood Hospital Staff, London, was a week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Gor- don Greig. Mr: and Mrs. Win. Montgomery at- tended a family dinner at the home of the former's brother, Mr. and Mrs, John Montgomery, Gorrie, Saturday, on the occasion of their 50th wedding anniversary, Mr, and Mrs, J. L. Hetherington and two daughters of Toronto, were week* end guests of 'Mrs. M. Sellers. Mr. Iletherington returned on Sunday but his wife and daughters remained for a longer visit, Mr. Gay. Muir assisted by A. N. trIgar of Pordwich, are building a cottage at Ainberley for Mr. Vern Denny. Mrs. Denny and Mts. Edgar are spending the week there. Mr. Galt, Davidson. of Oshawa, a former resident of Wroxeter, who has been in poor health for sonic weeks is now a patient in Oshawa General MS Many friends here wish .for lihn a speedy recovery. The Many friends of ifts, ten klyS- lop regret. to know she is confined to bed through illness and wish for her a speedy recovery. Friends of Itt. and Mrs,'George ward6 who haVe spent the winter seas. tint wiitt Toroittei friends are pleased to welcome them hoine. Mr. Edwards is improving, following two operations in East 'General, Hospital, where he was a patient for many weeks. Mrs. Marjorie Travis, Stratford, was a week-end guest of her parents, Rev. L. and Mrs. Foster. Guests of Mrs. A. I. Sanderson this week are Mr. and Mrs. W,'D. Lindsay of Lloydminster, B.C. Mr, and Mrs. Peter Patrick and grandchild of St. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Patrick, Wallaceburg, Mr. and Mrs. J. Lindsay, Vancouver, who are visitors with Mr. and• Mrs. Win. Doig, visited Mrs. San- derson and her guests during•Ihe week, Mrs. I. J. Gamble, Mrs. john Gamble of Fordwich, Mts. Edward Harris and ehildren, John and Jean, were visitors with D. S. and Mrs. Mac. Naughton on Monday. W. I. June Meeting The June meeting of Wroxeter Wo. men's Institutes will be held on the afternoon of June dth„ at 2.30 p.m., at the home of Mrs. Wm, 1.-/Art. The Motto for the month, Love, Loyalty, Faith, Companionship, fill the days with satisfaction. Mrs,. 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