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Men and women everywhere agree; Only
One is No. 1 only Chevrolet is first — in
all-round value tis ih popularity. Consequently, More people
drive Chevrolets than any other make, according to official
nation-wide registrations; and more people Wait Chevrolets
than any other make, according to seven independent
nation-wide surveys. Here, in the new 1948 Chevrolet, is
record value. for new and even more luxurious styling, colors
and appointments have been added to the Big-Carr comfort,
performance and dependability which identify Chevrolet as
the only car giving BIG-CAR QUALITY AT LOWEST COSTI
To examine this new and finer Chevrolet is to know it's your
No, 1 car—your No. 1 investment for 1948.
The record-breaking demand for new 1948 Chevrolets
prompts us to suggest that you keep your present car in
good running condition by bringing it to us far skilled
service, now and et regular' intervals, ,pending delivery of
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„Meet the new standard of Bigtar beautyl
New bent-end styling.a-onew radiator and
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big-Car safety will be yours, as well. for this new'Chevrolet
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WROXETER
Quilts for Overseas
Twenty7five ladies gathered at the
church parlors on Thursday afternoon
to quilt two quilts for the Overseas
bated Parcels are still coming in in re-
sponse to the appeal for clothing and
an additional box will be packed and
added to the 400 articles now ready
for shipment, The Committee are 'very
grateful for donations received and to
all who came to help with the quilt-
ing, A social hour was enjoyed when
Mrs. Denny and her assistants lerved
tea.
Good Friday Service
Anglican and United Congregations
will hold their Lenten Prayer Service
this week in St. James Anglican
Church on Friday evening at 8 p.m.
Rev, J. C, Caley, rector of St, James
MEALS
LUNCHES
SHERBONDY'S
COFFEE SHOP
FOUNTAIN SERVICE
Delicious Ice Cream
Sodas and Sundaes
Bricks always available
Next to Lyceum Theatre
WINGHAM
BAROMETER
Takes Another Jump
LAST WEEK $260.00 WAS
Objective—
$2620.59—
$2500.00—
DONATED TO THE
Wingham
Community
Shed Fund
LEAVING A BALANCE OF
ONLY $700.06
A complete list to date of Sub-
scribers, together with their in-
dividual donations appear in
this week's Advance-Times.
Another Swift Ad-
vance will ,Capture
the Objective.
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EMPLOYERS MUST OBTAIN NEW
UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE BOOKS
All Unemployment Insurance Eooks now
in use expire on March 31st, 1948.
New books will be issued by the National
Employment Office to employers, but only
when old books are completed and turned in
to the Office.
Employers are urged to exchange 1..1h-
employment Insurance Books promptly at
March 31st.
Penalties are provided for failure
to comply.
UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE
COMMISSION
C. A.1,. MORCILDSON,
COMIttilSialter. .3.'a. tuSSON, R. 3. TAttON, Chief Commissioner. Commissioner.
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Wednesday, Marhe 24, 1948
THE WINGHAM ADVANCE-TIIVIES PAGE THREE. ..„.11111•TIONOMMONIIIIMM•
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Church will he in charge. Rev, U,
Cronheilm will speak,
Easter Thank Offering Service
The Women's Missionary Society
of the United Church, will hold their
Easter Thank Offering Service on the
evening of Easter Sunday, March 28,
at ,30 p.m, in the church, Mrs, Har-
old Hamilton will 'be in charge of the
service, Mrs. U. E. Cronbeilin will
give.the message, on her work in
China. There will be special music
by the choir. All are cordially invited
to this Annual Thank Offering Ser-
vice,
Women's Institute
The April meeting of the Wroxeter
Women's Institute will be held on
Wednesday, April 7th, at 2.30 p.m,, at
the home of Mrs. R. 13. Hunter. Cur-
rent events will be given by Mrs.
Anger, Miss MacEwen and Mrs, H.
Timm, Roll Call, Your Favorite Re-
cipe. Report of nominating committee
will be given, also reports of Stand-
ing committees on the year's work.
There will be an exchange of gifts
with your unknown friend. Everyone
will contribute to a pot luck lunch of
Canadian, This is the final meeting of
the year and it is hoped the 39 mem-
bers on the roll, will be present,
The National Film Board presented
the best series of the season on Wed-
nesday night in the Town Hall, Color-
ed pictures deputing the Soy Bean
Industry were especially good. The
Comics were enjoyed by the large
group of children. The South African
Tour of the Royal Famiily was a high-
light. Two solos in keeping with St.
Patrick's Day were sung by Mrs. Har-
old Hamilton with Miss Hazelwood at
the piano, Community singing was en-
joyed. These evenings of pictures by
National Film Board and sponsored
by local Women's Institute are prov-
ing beneficial to the Community with
an increase in attendance each show-
ing. Mr. Roy was in charge.
Young People's Union
The weekly meeting of the Young
P eople's Union, of the -United Church,
was held in the church school-room
on Monday night. President, Jean
Moffatt presided over the programme
arranged by the Convener of Missions.
All joined in singing the Church's/One
Foundation. Scripture lesson was read
by John MacNaughton, from St.
Luke's Gospel, Chapter 8, verses 4-15,
Rev, U, E. Cronheilm led in prayer.
Come let us sing of a wonderful love,
was the second hymn, Bob Cunning-
ham was in charge of the topic, "Trie-
idad”. A sketch of the life of,the Mis-
sionaries there with an interesting de-
scription of a wedding in Trinidad.
Plans were made for the next meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Allister Green and John
MacNaughton were named a commit-
tee for the programme. -Miss Thelma
Denny, convener of refreshments. Rev.
U. E, Cronhielin aon the weekly half
hour of Bible Study spoke on the par-
able of the Sower. The meeting closed
with the Mizpah Benediction,
Milvert Sellers
On Friday, March 12th, 1948, at the
home of his daughter,° Mrs, J. L. Heth-
erington, 131 Eastwood Road, Toron-
to, there entered into rest, a highly
esteemed resident of Wroxeter in the
person of Milvert Sellers, Mr. Sellers
had been ill with a heart ailment for
about six months which because crit-
ical seven weeks before his death.
In his 71st. year, with Isis birthday
coming on Christmas Day, Milvert
Sellers was born and lived for many
years in Morris Township where be
Earned. Forty-two years ago he was
married to MargaretCasemore, also
o f Morris Township. In 1926 they re-
tired to Wroxeter. With his genial ills-
shims Mr. Sellers hail made a wide
irele of friends in the village who will
miss his kindly neighbourliness.
Surviving are his wife, a daughter,
e ra), Mrs. J. I.. Hetherington, two
s anec,senren, Sharon and Dale Heth-
'ileum also two sisters, Mrs. Tor-
vey of Toronto anti Mrs. John Bus-
man, Manitoba.
Funeral services were held at his •
late residence on Momlay. Rev. U. H.
Cronheilm of the United Church, was •
in charge. By request Mrs. H. Hamil-
ton sang "Jesus Saviour Pilot Me,
with Miss Hazelwood as accompanist.
• Pallbearers were nephews and cousins:
sit the deceased, Earl Sellers, Ward
Sellers, Harold Sellers, Roy Sellers,
Prank Sellers, Walter Sellers. Beauti—
fah floral tributes paid silent tribute
of relatives and friends. Interment was
made in Wroxeter cemetery.
Mrs. Neil. White
The death of Mrs. Neil White a
highly esteemed citizen of Wro•seter,
took place at her late residence on
Thursday, Mardi 18th, 1948. Mrs.
White although frail had been its her
usual health until a few clays previous
to her deaths when she suffered a heart
attack.
In her 81st year, Euph•emia Perdy
White was born at Harriston„In 1885
she was married to Neil White. In'
1889 they moved to Wroxeter Where
her husband 'predeceased her in 1031, •
Mrs. White was a member of the
United Church and a regular attend-
ant when health permitted. !A kind.
'neighbour and friend, she will be miss-
ed in 'ale village,
Surviving are four children, Mrs.
Pleasance, (Sadie), 'Clarence and Rob- •
ert, all of Toronto, 'Clifford at home.
Six grandehildren, two great :grand-,
:children, also cute sister, Mrs. !Angus,
White, Rapid City, South Dakota.
A private funeral service was held,
front the residence! Saturday after."
Alvin Moffatt, A. .Mealsere Albert sal-
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