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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1947-07-10, Page 6All steel Pneumatic Tired Wagon, with its new heavy duty axles and entire'Tsteel spoked drop-centre wheels. Com. pletely equipped with Timken Roller Bearings. The hitch runs also on roller bearings, giving absolute protection from shimmy and sway. Box stakes designed for 2" x 4" posts and is adapted for any style of body. $199.50 with 600 x 16 4-ply tires F. 0. B. Listowel Ont. - DEALERS WANTED IN THIS DISTRICT LISTOWEL MACHINE CO. LISTOWEL ONTARIO 7°4,4,0E11MT Whether oti 'Wetness at ptiatere-brint, rinks this "Goodwill Hotel" your kaatiquartifix, Waled right le the centre of everything . a block east of Woodward Avenue ort Elizabeth Street, dverloOking Grand Circus Park. Hotel Woryirine is accessible to alt sectiOns of the city. 800 resent each with rub rand -skewer. Gaon food. Amplo parking spacer garage -service also &enable. Herne of THE TROPICS most unusual night spot in betroif . luxurious South Seal eirseiptgets, 1 111 111 111* 111 11 1 OTELWOIVITINF A 4 (in r) ter ill ItAfIll PIOU EA SINGLE ' $4.00 00001.1 SW, oRIN 111 111 111 11 it 11 PLASTER REPAIRING Plaster repairs promptly and neatly done. A. French & Son Plastering Contractors Box 23 - 'Phone 187 Winghem Ont. ESTIMATES FREE Specialists in Cornice Work end Decorative Pititerhut HAMILTON OPTICAL Ca W. R. Hamilton, R. O. Optometrist for Over 25 Years. Telephone 37 for Anointment. Ammumenom FIRST' CLASS atch Repairs For the Present, Watches Only. Georp Williams John Street Winghain Next to Masonic Hall Men, Women! Old at 40,50, 60! Get Pep Feel Years Younger, Full of Don't always blame exhausted, worn-out, rttn-down feeling on your age. Thousands amused at what a little pepping up with Ogres. =alb do Contains tonlo often needed after 40 - when body isweak, old just becalm Jacking iron also supplements of calcium, phosphorus. 'Vitamin Bi . A middle-aged doctor writeet." took It. myself. ROStilti were nos." oar intmduetom size °sel Tonle Tablets sew. tor gene see Wee reel old?'fry caress* feel mimics. Set new vim and reel Years Yollagger. sins very ess. Yor sale at all drug stores IsterYwhers OUR SERVICE ALWAYS DEPENDABLE HUDSON Sales and Service Cars and Trucks GOODRICH TIRES SHELL PRODUCTS MERKLEY MOTORS WINGHAM ,„ TELEPHONE 84 * The Public are invited to USE OUR Spacious PARKING, LOT BEHIND GARAGE. I. ,freireowew ildErigireagaip,/•# SANDY SIMPSON has been patiently improving his dairy herd. He saw his chalice to buy a pure 'bred, bull — and the manager of his bank lent him the ready cash to close the deal. Now he's :expecting ,great things of his new calf; already he sees her *inning' her class at next year's Fall Fair. A few more like ' her and he can also see his milk pro- duction rising as well ,as a nice extra income from selling his surplus stock to neighbouring farmers. Branch „batiks, in rural communities across Canada, help to build prosperous farms . . . and at, the same time help increase the flow of food to family tables • both at hoina and in distant lands. THIS IS ONE INSIANCE of &at Canada's 3,200 branch banks pttiy their past itt 1114 den=y' Ws and work of Catindians, 4441 SPONSORED rY YOUR 1-04141C eie eter south, Mrs. Bennett Mitchell, of Molesworth, were week-end guests of friends at Orillia. Mr. W. E. VanVelsor is now home from Wingham Hospital, and we are glad to report showing some improve- ment, • Mrs. Mary Morrison of Tieswater, is a visitor with Miss.Gerty Bush and other friends. Mr. Frank Green and Mr. Arthur Green, spent the week-end with Mr- and Mrs. Nelson Bender of Mount Forest. Miss Zelma Stamper was a patient in Wingham General Hospital, having . her tonsils removed. Mrs. W. T. Elliott was a visitor with Mr, and Mrs. J. Masters at Park- hill recently. Mrs. Waldo Weir, Miss Edythe. (Continued on page seven) • THE W1NGHAM ADVANCFTIMES Tfiursday, July 10i 1.94T WHITECHURCH Mies Marjorie Coultes and Jack, spent last week at the home of Mr. And Mrs. Alex Leaver of E. Wawa- nosh, and Mr. and Mks. Albert Coultes spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Jack ORANGE PEKOE The Quality Tea wEsTFIELD IT'S HERE! The New 1947 "ROADKING" reading" the th Scripture lesson, Gor- don Welwood fed in. prayer, Mr. Mac,- Gregor had charge of the topic, The Ancient Era from 1 to 100 A.D., trac- ing the ,development pi Christianity through thee years. A musical.: contest was held after the closing of the meet• ing. Mr. and Mrs. Lysle Bradford of Lietowel„ and Mr, Frank Bradford of Kitchener, visited on Wednesday_ with Mr. and Mrs, .Wm. McVittie, Mr, and Mrs, E, W, Brown. of St. Thomas, were week-end guests at the home of Mr, and Mrs. W, F. Camp- bell, Mr. ,joi=n McVittie was a Toronto visitor last week. Miss Winnifred. Campbell is spend- lug this week with Mr, and Mrs. E. Brown of St, Thomas, The three congregations of the Au- burn charge, Auburn, Donnybrook and Westfield met at the Westfield induction of Rev. A. G. Hewitt, Rev, Church on Thursday evening for the Wplfrey of Clinton gave the address to the congregation. Rev, Newton of St. Helens gave the address to the minister, after which the Induction Ritual , took place. After the 'service a social hour Was spent. On 'Tuesday evening the Y.P.U. held their last meeting which took the form of- a wiener roast, which was held at the river at Mr. Earl Wightman's. Games were played. A. good time was had by all. - Mr. and Mrs Douglas Campbell and children visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mree Leslie Sholtz of Dun- gannon. - Mr. Norman. McDowell was a Lon- don visitor on Friday. Mr. andeMre. Chas. Smith and fam- ily visited on Sunday with Mr: and Mrs. Bill Smith, Brussels. JAMESTOWN (Intended for last week) The annual school picnic at S. S, No. 4, Grey, was held last Friday af- ternoon with ^a good crowd in attend- ance. During the afternoon, Miss Gal- braith who has taught in the school for the past three years and is leaving, was jresented with a number of lovely dishes in recognition of her faithful- ness. Miss Galbraith is to be congratulat- ed also her pupil, Kenneth Jacklin, who successfully passed his Entrance on his year's work. of Mr, and Mrs. Victor Emerson Mr. Beth -.Gaunt Spent a few days last week. attending the Old Boys Re- union at liespeler. Mr, Robert Leieltaw of Preston,• Went the week-end at his home here, Many in this community will be in- terested to know that Rev. Robert Watt and his wife and family motored last month to Carvale, Man, about 00 miles north of Brandon and his Inclocs Lion service was held last Friday even- ing. Bob graduated from Emmanuel College, Toronto, in May and was or- dained in June. Mr. and Mrs, George Watt also motored to Golden Prairie, Sask., in May to be there in the United Church Missionary Fiel,d, -until Sept- ember, We also wish to congratulate Donald Watt, who has been %recess- ful. in passing Ids second year exams at Medical College, Toronto, and 'is here efor his holidays with his parents, Rev. and Mrs, W. j, Watt. Mr, and Mrs, Scott Paterson and daughter, and Mr. and Mrs, Frank Paterson and family of Detroit, spent the week-end with their father, Mr, McK. Paterson. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. • Moore visited on Sunday at the home of her sister, Mrs. Jack Henderson of Lucknow. Mr. Bill Windsor of Detroine spent the week-end with his grandfather, Mr. Robt, Carrick. Don't forget the monthly meeting of the Women's Institute and the Child- ren's picnic which are being held on Thursday at the home of the Presi- dent, Mrs, Ben McClenaghan. - Mr, and Mrs. Malcolm. Ross and family of Toronto, are visiting at the home of his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Mac. Ross. Quite a crowd gathered at the Bali grounds at the 10th Bridge on Tues- day night, when Frank Connell umpir- ed a game between the married women and the single girls, and Hereon Irwin was umpire for the game between the married men and the young men, The conclusion seems to be foregone. But all enjoyed the good fun and razzing. Mr. Eddie Waddell and Mr. Jack MacDonald have been in Kincardine for the past two weeks, working on Mr. Robt. Mowbray's contract at the South end of the town, putting up a cement block garage. Mrs. Chesney of Trenton,. Mich., and Mrs. Gourley of Glasgow, Scot- land, returned to Detroit last ,week, after ='spending two weeks with their sister, Mrs. Will. Ringler. Mr. and Mrs. John Haggitt.of Detroit, are vis- iting with Mr.. and Mrs. Ringler this week. Mr. and Mrs. Joe McInnes and dau- ghter Mary, of Teeswater, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Fal- coner on Sunday, and -Mrs. John Fal- coner, who bad been visiting with Teeswater relatives, returned home here with them, Miss Matilda Alexander is spending this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Murray of St. Helens. The Falconer painters were busy last' week painting at the Newman Hardware Store and the light blue trim makes a splendid improvement. Rev, and Mrs, W. .J Watt, Muriel and Donald, and Mr. and Mrs. Milian i Moore and children, spent Sunday 'with. Mr, Harry McClenaghan. and family, Belgrave. Mr. and Mrs. Robert IticClehaghan spent last week at Cleveland, at the home of his brother, Mr. Will Mc- Clenaghan. Mr. Jas. McInnis n et with quite a surprise recently. H had Cleaned up his buckwheat for sowing, and had sold some of it, but when he went to get the seed he found it had taken wings and the most of it had just dis- appeared. It ,has been a long time since the people of this community have been bothered with petty. thiev- ing. Mrs. Wm. Robinson of Lucknow, has been very ill during the week-end, Mrs. Cecil Wheeler of Morris, spent the week-end there, The regular meeting of the Young Peoples Group of the United Church was held last Monday evening with Mr. Clarence MeClenaghan in charge of the opening devotional period. Mr, Catalan Farrier was in charge of the program leading with a sing-song of hymns. Miss Olive Terifi led in pray- er, and Carl McClenaghan read the Scripture lesson Psalm. The theme of the meeting was Music, and Mrs. Car- man Farrier gave a reading on What Music has done for the World. Miss Muriel Watt gave a reading on Folk Music of Many Lands and Mr, Carman Farrier gave a reading, How Music Helps, Mrs, W. R. Farrier played a piano solo, and Carman had charge of the recreation period that followed the Mizpah. Benediction, Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Laidlaw and children of London spent Tuesday last with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Laidlaw, and Mt. Oliver MeBricn and daughter, Miss Doris,.of Goderich, visited there en Sunday, Mr. and Mrs, Albert Walters of Culross and Mr, and Mrs. Peter Kot- tcatt of London, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. 'Gordon Elliott. torn—dn Wingham General. Hospi- tal, on Monday, July 1th., to Mr. and Mrs. Roddy Inglis, of iCinloss, (nee Lillian Doyle) a son. Mr. and Mrs. T. X. Bibb and Mrs, Galbraith Of Detroit, spent the week- end at the bottle of their father, Mr. john T. Currie. Mrs. Galbraith will visit fr iends here for two Weeks. Mrs. lVfeRitthie entertained the W. M.S, of trick ChUreft at her home On Tuesday. The Meeting of the young people of the Pretbyterian Chitral was held on Tuesday evening last,with the Presi. dent, Mr. MacGregor in the chair, and Mrs, Gordon Holt and baby, :spent a couple of days with her sister, Wm, Thames, near Walton. A miscellaneous shower was held last Thursday night at the 'home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert McDonald for Mr, and Mrs. jack McCleary, (ace Hata McDonald of Harriston, were married sometime ago. DONNYBROOK Miss Olive Jefferson, R.N., of Wal- kerton, was a Sunday visitor at her home here, Miss Virginia, Billie and Bob gliam- ney. of Windsor, spent the past week with their grandaprents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Chamney. Mrs. Herb. Dainty and sons have returned to their home at Camp Bor- den. • Mr. and Mrs, John Jefferson and family, were Sunday visitors ,with rela- tives bete, Mrs. Wm, Thompson of Brampton, is visiting at the home of her son, John and Mrs, Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Boyle of Toronto, are visitors with his parents, Mr. and. Mrs. W, A. Boyle. Miss Mary Carroll of Kitchener, visited at the home of her uncle, Mr. Gus Devereaux. Mr. George Webster spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Chainney. Miss Bernadette Boyle of London, spent the holiday week-end with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Joe Boyle. Mr. and Mrs, W. L. Craig of Sar- nia, were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Craig. Mrs. J. C, Robinson was e London visitor on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Williams. Miss Margaret Messer of Bluevale, visited with her aunt, Miss j„,, lister. On Tuesday evening a large number of neighbours and friends assembled in the Parish Hall at St. Augustine in -honour of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Williams (nee Irene Robinson). Dur- ing the evening the young couple were invited to the platform by Mr. John Connelly, when Miss Irene Jefferson read an address 'expressing the good wishes of those assembled and a pres- entation of a purse of money was made by Mrs. H. Jefferson. Mr. Williams spOlee a few words of appreciation on. behalf of Irene and himself. Music was supplied for dancing by the Jack-. son Orchestra. WROXETER Mr. and Mrs. Carson and children of Toronto, are holidaying with Mrs. Carson's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Geo, Edwards. Mr. Harold' Hamilton left on Tues.- day for London, where lie will take a summer course at Western University. Congratulations to Miss'Helen Saw- tell who passed with honours grade IX in pihno at recent Toronto Conserve, tory exams, and is now taking further study of music in Toronto. To -Miss Gilberta Howes, who passed VIII in singing with honours also to Miss Frances Wylie who successfully 'grad- uated from Toronto Normal School. Miss Wylie has been engaged to teach in Gorrie Primary room the coming year. Mr. Calvin Moffatt had on Tuesday evening at the ball game in the village park, the misfortune to break two bon- es in his foot, which will have to be in a caste for some weeks. Rev. W. and Mrs. Cronheihn of Benmiller arrived in the village Wednesday and took up residence in the United Church Parsonage. We welcome them to the village and hope their years in the community will be very happy and successful. Miss Joyce Rae of Hanover, is holi- daying with her grandmother, Mrs. D. W. Rae. Mr. Walter A, Sawtell left last week for Toronto and Brampton, where he will spend some time. Mr. R. B. liunter, Manager of the roeal Bank, Mrs. Hunter and Master Scott Hunter, are holidaying in the Muskokoa district. Assisting in the Bank during his absence is Mr. Har- vey Ward, a former member of the Staff. ,Miss Alice Howes of Wingham, is holidaying with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Howes. Mt* and Mrs. Vern Denny silent Dominion Day with friends at Orange- ville. Mr, and Mrs. Herbert Allison Of Compton, Quebec, spent the week-end at the hcime of Mr. and Mrs, Harold Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs, Rae Draper, Toronto, were recent visitors with Mt'. and.Mrs. Dave Draper. „ Mr: and Mrs, F, B. Millward, Carol and Ernie, aecompanied by Mrs. H. V. MacKenney were in Toronto over the week-end attending the 42nd Wed- ding anniversary of the former's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Mill- ward, when 'the reception was held at the home of a daughter, Mrs. J. Simi. butte. Mrs. Davy and Miss Edna Merkley of London, spent the Past two weeks With their neleo, Mrs. Morrison Shar. pin,. and Mr, Sharpin, 4th line ref Turriberry; , Their brother, Mr. Ches- ter Merkley' of Toronto, was a guest at the Sharpin home several days last week, Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs'. Alet McTavish, (nee Edna Walker), W110 Were married last Week. Mr. and Mrs. McTavish will reside on their farm Twine, 4th litie ofTtithberry. Mr, and Mrs. Stuart ,Musgrove arid Setif Bobbie, 'attended the Zurbrigg re-tiniOrt Gowanstirtght last wielt. Mr, and Mrs. led Musgrove, Wttit.g SEE OUR FINE ASSORTMENT OF MAYFLOWER CRYSTAL WATER GLASSES GOBLETS FRUIT JUICES TALL SHERBETS LOW SHERBETS ALL PRICED AT .80c plus tax The Wallpaper Shop ...111.111.001101~00/1411440104.111.1.041111/01.0.001114.1..0.4•111np Coultes of Morris. Mr, and Mrs. J. Lawrence and Di- anne of Toronto, are spending this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E, H. Groskorth. Mr, and Mrs. John Hayes of Detroit, :.pent a few days last week at the home 1.110111111111, 11 44 fr ..,eg,11"17.raer." ...feekne.medteawr;