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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1948-04-21, Page 5PAGE FIVE Wednesday, April 21, 1948 THE WINGHAM ADVANCE-TIMES m=tcp or:socos=0::::m=g0) WELWOOD S Agassignalumaumumniummuman follows: President, Mrs, Percyw Ash- ton; 1st. Vice, Mrs. Mel Taylor; and. Vice, Mrs. Glad Edgar; Sec,-Treas., Mrs. N. Wade; District Director, Mrs. Glad Edgaeo, Branch Directors, Miss Margaret Dane, Mrs, C. Sear- ling, Mrs, F. Hyndman and Mrs. H, Ferguson; the Standing Committee conveners are: Social Welfare, Mrs, W, King, Mrs. C. Michel, Joyce Thornton; Citizenship, Mrs. A. Step- hens; Publicity, Mrs, E. E. Welling- ton; Home Economics, Mrs. H. Strong; Historical Research, Mrs, P. Kaine; Agrictilture and Canadian In- dustries, Mrs. Wilson; Pianist, Mrs. C, Sparling; Press, Mrs. E, H, Wel- lington; Auditors, Mrs. T. Bradnock, Mrs. C, Each member was expected to sing, Play or pay, some ha something to say but is was surprising the number that would rather pay, causing a lot of merriment. The officers and standing committees will meet to draft out the next year's program. The roll call was a suggestion for next year's program. A dainty lunch was served by the hos- tess assisted by Mrs. Wade and Mrs. Glenn Johnston bringing to a close a very enjoyable meetings 0 "Where Your Dollar Buys M 0 R E " . construction across the 1V,failltuel will be ready for traffic, and Will prove a great convenience. Work had also been completed on Mr. Ben Maguire's dam and :the mill is expected to be running again this week. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Short, Car- ol and Ronald of Fergus, were week- end visitors with relatives, Mrs, Short's mother, Mrs. Wm. Earngey is still confined to bed as the result of a fall on Easter Sunday, Mr, ,and Mrs, Wes, Cathers, Hamil- ton, Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Wainfleet, were here last Tuesday for Mr. Dave Cathers auction sale. Mrs. Thos. McMichael also spent a few days at the Cather's home. Mrs, Wilmot Charles is a patient in Victoria Hospital, Leedom Mr. and Mrs. Bert Collins, Toronto, were guests of Mr.- and Mrs. H. V, Holmes on Sunday. Mrs. Frances Earngey and Miss Muriel Lambert have returned to their home in Guelph, Mr. and Mrs. Wes. Jermyn, Brus- sels, Mrs. S. Froggett and Mr. Sam Marshall, Mr. Stafford Paisley from Glenannan, spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. W. H. Marshall. Mr. and Mrs. Don Ireland and fam- ily of Teeswater, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. Ferguson on Sunday. Make Next Week "Clean Up" Week Are you proud' of your town? Of course you would instantly say "yes", that it is one of the prettiest villages in Huron County situated on the Maitland river with its natural park setting and surrounded by prosperous farming lands. Let us show our pride by uniting in a general clean up week beginning on April .26th. Mr. H. V. Holmes returned home on Thursday from Wingham General Hospital. His condition is much im- proved. Mr. Carter McKee of Galt, Miss Marion-and Robert of Woodstock, spent Sunday with Mrs. John Wylie, and also visited Mr. Geo. McKee at the Wingham General Hospital. Garde W. I. The April meeting of the Gorrie W. I. was held on Wed. April 14th, at the home of Mrs. C. Gregg. There was a good attendance despite the dismal day. The meeting opened with the Telephone 414w Wingham •i••••. • WINDOW BEAUTY Housecleaning Needs O 0 l l f It's easy when you choose a new novel design from our arge seection o SPIC and SPAN, pkg. 24c CHAMP, pkg. . „ . , . . 10c JOHNSON'S GLO-COAT, qts, $1.07 Pts. 59c JOHNSON'S PASTE WAX, 1 lb. tin .. , . „ .59c HAWE'S LIQUID WAX, ots. 89c pints 49c HAWE'S PASTE WAX, 1 lb. tin 49c GOLD MEDAL PASTE WAX, 1 lb. tin 49c LAVOLINE FLOOR CLEANER, qts. 25c BLACK CAT WINDOW CLEANER 4. , 15c OLD ENGLISH SCRATCH COVER 25c 0-CEDAR FURNITURE POLISH 25c BROOMS 85c, $1.15, $1.39 CURTAIN MATERIAL 0 There's a big range of colours—Plain and Frilled —in crisp fine fabrics—from 69c - 89c yd. FRILLED CURTAINS—Well made to wash well $4.50 pair 0 COTTAGE SETS—per set $2.50 $4.95 (0.0 0 polo The home of the late R. H. Carson has been sold to Mrs. Hamilton and Miss Burns of Carrick Township. Miss Eleanore Carson of Toronto was a week-end visitor at her home. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Sparling and Mr. John Sparling, Listowel, spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fer- guson and Mr. Sam Ferguson. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Shera visited with Mr. and Mrs, Percy Copeland on Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jacklin and fam- ily of Brussels, spent Sunday at the borne of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jacklin. Mr. and Mrs, Clifford Gook, Mrs. John Musgrove, Wm. and Robt. Nay of Kitchener, returned home on Satur- day from a motor trip to Boston, Mass. Mr. Lloyd Hockridge of London, was a week-end visitor with Mr. and Mrs. T. Bradnock, Mr, and Mrs, Lindsay Galbraith of Fordwich, visited on Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Corbett. By the time this is in print the tem- porary bridge which has been under GORRIE OBITUARY Young People's Union The Y,P.U. met on Sunday evening in the Sunday School room with David Neilson presiding. The meeting open- ed with quiet music by Marie O'Kraf- ka and call to worship by the Presi- dent, followed by singing hymn "J Am Thin; 0 Lord". Business period followed: The next meeting will be held on Friday night, Dorothy Wat- son, Christian Fellowship Convenes was in charge of program, assisted by • Marion Downey. The theme was "Our Sacrament". Scripture reading, Mark 10:13-16, 1 Cor. 11:23-28. Pray- er was offered by Rev, Howse. Topic was taken by Dorothy Watson. Rev. G. G. Howse spoke on the theme of the evening and inhis talk asked the question, "What do we receive as we partake of the Sacrament?" The meeting concluded with the hymn, "Blest Be The Tie That Binds" and the benediction pronounced by Rev. G, G. Howse. ••••• ......,•••••• Wethey's Strawberry- JAM 240°z. 43c MORNING CHEER COFFEE, 1 lb. jar 51c GREEN TEA, 1A lb. pkg. 44c I Quick Quakeis OATS 3 pt. 25c1 CARNATION MILK 2 tall tins 29c Shirriff's PUDDING POWDERS 3 pkgs. 29c Peter J. Cantelon Funeral service for Peter J. Came- lot), 91, who died suddenly on Thurs- day at his home, Lighthouse Street, Goderich, was held at the Cranston Funeral Home at three p.m. on Satur- day, conducted by Rev. G. W. Medley of the Baptist Church, and Rev. C. W. Cope of North Street United Church, Born of pioneer Huron stock, Mr. Cantelon enjoyed a long and colorful career, a son of Peter and Elizabeth Richardson Cantelon, and was born in Turnberry Township and received his education in the school at Blue- vale. At the age of 16, his father ap- prenticed him to a wagon-making firm at Fordwicb. He went to Alpena, Mich., in 1830. Here lie worked in the lumber camps for $26 a month with board. In 1882 he went to the Turtle Mountain country where he took up a section of land and later married Eliza- beth Musgrove of Turnberry Town- ship. Of this marriage there were nine children. He spent 28 years in Manitoba, later moved to Vancouver and returned to his old home near Wingham where he married Miss Ber- etta McLean, and for the past 27 years had resided in Goderich. Walt. Dis- ney's father is a cousin, and Mr. Can- telon had been a guest of the Disneys ill California. Surviving besides his children in the West, are his wife and daughter, Mrs. W. H. Robb, Stratford. 10 lbs. 90c DR. M. W. LOCKE SHOES For Men and Women White SUGAR 100 lbs. 8.75 ANIMMINIMIW DU N LOP 'S Shoe Store '11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111r wasmaringiammamagm'''', Rutherford's singing of the Ode followed by the Lord's Prayer. Mrs. Percy Ashton, the president, was in the chair. The min- utes were read also a "t'reasurer's re- port given, This being the Annual meeting an annual report was also read. A number of thank you cards were read from those who had receiv- ed cheer boxes. Mrs, Robert Ashton has returned to her home after spending the last three months with her son in Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. Ward Schaefer, Ford- wich, visited Mrs 'Etta Day on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Ashton spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. New- ton of Clifford, Mr. and Mrs. Jas, Graham, Betty and Alex, of Toronto, spent the week- end with relatives here, Miss Margaret Holmes and Miss Irene Holmes of Toronto visited the latter's brother, Mr. H. V. Holmes and Mrs. Holmes on Sunday, 111 Sincere Congratulations TO THE King Dept. Store ON THEIR 60th ANNIVERSARY SELF SERVE SELF SERVE Food Market Mrs. G. S. Cleghorn Mrs, George S. (Sim) Cleghorn passed away inWingham General Hos- pital on Sunday, April 18th in her 74th year. She had been ill for about a year, The former Bertha Holloway was born in Crosshill and, moved to this district over forty years ago. Her hus- band passed away four years ago. Surviving are two sons, John and Donald Of town, one brother, Ed. Hol- loway of Lower Wingham, and two esters, Miss Emily Holloway of town and Mrs. Robert Campbell of Fern- berry. One eon Lionel Craik prede- ased her. 411••1 LOOK! SAVE! STOP! AYLMER sa MEPHISTO Lobster tin 89c LOVE'S FLAVOR Extracts ALL FLAVORS Bottle 19c MAPLE LEAF Soap Flakes 25c pkg. GENOVA CUT MACARONI 10c pkg. WESTINGHOUSE Light BULBS 20-40-60 WATT 150 100 WATT-20c HILLCREST SWEET RED Pimentos 18c tin Shortening 30c lb. it CHATEAU Community Club Annual Meeting The Gorrie Community Club met on Monday evening for their annual meet- ing, in the Orange Hall. Rev. J. C. Caley took the chair for the election of officers. President H, J. Parrish expressed his desire to be relieved of his rluties as president. Officers and committvea elected .for coming year are as follows: President—Ewart Whitfield. Vice-Press—Kietwlson Htteston. Secy.—Mrs. E. E, Wellington. TrvaS.---Ntirllian Wade. Directors--\i r.. P. Ashton, W. King, Ed. Wellinaion, Mrs. Antritylor Geo. Dane jr., Mrs. T. Vette, Ken Hastie, K J. Parrish, (lets. Black Harry Hastie, 1. Toner. Recreatiou Cent.— Manfred Irwin, Rev. J. C. Cabe, 3. II. King, Barr} Hastie, C. Cook. Program Cigna—E. J. Muria, Mrs, W. C. King, Gordan Edgar, Miss Jean Snarling, Ile; lIamilton, Ken. Haatis Dick Carson. Refreshment Com.—Mrs. Geo. Nine Mrs, j. H.King, Mrs. A. L. Stephens Mrs. E. Whitfield. Grounds Cont.--"N. Wade, C. Iook G. Underwood. Auditors--M. D. Irvin, N. Hue There was a good attendance an various activities were -discussed. es.....- - A 'Committee was formed to secure e play for a future date the funds to be used for parcels for Britain. Tile Motto: "Friends- and promises made should be kept; U4LS ably given by Mrs. H. Ferguson. Reports for the year were given by 'welt of the Standing Committees. The Idea of an Unknown Hi-k-nd among the W. I. members seemed to be a popular subject and plaits to com- plete the idea at the next meeting are under way, The shits of $92.63 has been collected in the recent camas by the W. I. members for the Appeal for •Cilildren Fund. The Branch Short Courses were presented by Mrs. E. E. Wellington and the District Program "W:113 present- ed by Mrs. Glenn Johnston. "Let's Cook it Right" was first choice of the branch. Living room furnishings, 2nd., arrd Frozen Foods, third. First choice tl District 'realest Was Health, Educe- tion, 2m1, Care of . Clothing. • The elate 'of officers for the year 'Was :presented by Mrs. Mel. Taylor as 41001ilsougooloolommigggigeis Funeral services are being held to- day (Wednesday) front the Carrie'. Funeral Home at 2 pan. with Rev. A.. Nimmo officiating. Interment will be • made in Wingham Cemetery. The pall- bearers will be Robert Campbell, evade Clegborn,Roster Oke, Walter Welsh, 'wart 1161loway and Robin E. Campbell. CHEESE lb box 99c Franco-American Beef Gravy tin 17c AYLMER Vegetable SOUP 2 for 17 William Henry Connelly In Stratford Hospital on Monday, Vpril 19111, after a 'lengthy inmate the leads occurred. of \Villiam :livery 'Con- ef 17 Mercer St., Stratford, in is 53rd year. Dore in Hitt land, lie came to this 'country in 1006, was. ed- ucated in Burlington and later jeine, he Bell 'relephotie Co., where he WA, :WIStIlletioll foreman, In 1.na3 be was earliest to Alma Greta Jae:laid:se of Witteham, who eurviate. A Veteran Of -World Way I, he en- listed in Dundas in 1015 with the wieinal 60th Battalion, eersang in • qUICO. with the 87th Battalion to vended at the Somme in 1016, 1e was a member of the Church es England and the Canadian Legion. Surviving besides hie wife are, his mother, Mrs. \Vin. Connelly of Burl- lawn, fee brothere and two sistere, vaidiee in Burlineton and Ilamilten. Pelletal services will be held en Thursday, April 22nd, from St. Paul's Ingliean Church, Wingitam, at 2.30 p.m., with Rev. 0. E. Lancaster offic- iating assisted by Canon Lightlenea If Stratford, Interment will he maile1 n Wingham Cemetery. The pallbearers will he jack Ackert, Jack MacDonald, Lorne Hudson, -Harry Torett and two brothers. George and Charles, 1 2.5c tin ROBIN HOOD S OATS p15- 37c Our Heartiest Congratulations TO THE King Dept. Store ON THE OCCASION OF YOUR Sixtieth ANNIVERSARY • John S. Brown & Sons, CANADA, LIMITED LINEN MANUFACTURERS TORONTO ONTARIO Coca-Cola Carton of 6 36c Plus bottle deposit FRESH and CURED Extra Special TO CLEAR Cakes Pies Domestic SPYS Cookies $1.98 bus. Do-nuts plus 25c for hamper ALWAYS FRESH Now in stock—Diabetic Fruits and .Vegetables MEATS 0 DIED GIBBONS—In 1,Vingliam, on nse- day, April 20th, Catharine O'Malley, beloved 'wife of John 'Gibbons, in her 84th year. Resting at Currie's Funeral Home. Requiem High Mass 'will be sung in Sacred Heart Chneeli, Wingliatn, At aJ a.m., on Thursday, April 2ned. Interment in St. Augus- tine Cemetery, Red Front Grocery 'Phones; Our Prices Are Lower Free 17 and 2 We Keep Down the Upkeep Delivery • Or. M. W. Locke Shoes, with the cleverly designed, ex• elusive built4n features bring you not only perfect foot corn. fort and relief from foot fati.:. g us, but also trim, smart ityles that add a grace note to well. dressed feet. Dr. M. W. Locke, 'Shoes are sold only thrnugh tivt,bortzed agencies. =0) c0 s (0=0 A. Bradshaw&Son Ltd. IMPORTERS and MANUFACTURERS WHOLESALE DRY GOODS TORONTO ONTARIO t. IF YOU PREFER YOU CAN l„r