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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1948-06-30, Page 8LoY,P 11-7167-tRE TWO SHOWS EACH NIGHT starting at 7.30 NO Saturday MATINEE during July and August (1141111111011111111114111111111 .. .4.M0111141111111011111111114111.1.1filli11111M1111111011M1111111101tHOM11101111111111111101.411fil THURS., FRI„ SAT., JULY 1st, 2nd, 3rd Scudda-Hoo, Scudda-Hay LON McALLISTER JUNE HAVER Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, July 5th, 6th, 7th THEATRE CLOSED Has the new, exclusive Automatic MIX-FINDER -simply "tune in" on the correct mixing speed for any need. The needs are all labeled on the dial, easy to see and to set. Give Mix.; master and you give free., dom from the tiring arm. work of cooking, baking, getting the meals. Co. plete with juicer $53.50 Smith's Economy Food Store • SPECIAL • TEXSUN Grapefruit Juice 2 nz. this 23c LaFrance, 2 pkgs. 27c • SPECIAL • (DALTON'S (All Flavours) Jelly Powders 3 pkgs. 22c SATINA, pkg. - ..7c ALL SEASONABLE FRUITS and VEGETMILES Lettuce Radishes Cabbage Cucumbers Green Onions Spinach Bananas Oranges Strawberries Grapefruit Lemons, Etc. Trilby Assorted Chocolates lb. 59 c Ili-Gloss 'McCormick's JELLY BEANS, lb. 35c A.13. Gum Drops, lb, 33c 'Phone 161 r Free Delivery • Prompt, Courteous Service clCibbons PAGE EIGHT THE WINGHAM ADVANCE-TIMES Wednesday, June 30, 1948 HOWICK MUTUAL MARKS ANNIVERSARY from directors. In 1878 the Company decreed that insurance be void if a steam threshing outfit were tided in a policy-holder's barn; this was res- cinded three years, later. Mr. Bryans then called on several, who responded with brief remarks. First was Mr. Walter Cross of Galt, Secretary of the Waterloo and Durnal fries Mutual, founded in 1856, also secretary of the Mutual Fire Under- writer's Association of Ontario. Then came Mayor Duncan Sinclair of Har- riston,, who called on the assembly to foresight was responsible for the thriv- give "a hand" to the pioneers whose ing Company of today, also to those directors of the present who are carry- ing on so efficiently; it was he who divulged the fact that Mr. Bryans had been a director of the Company since 1914, and that his father had held like office from 1878 to 1914, Reeve Winer took advantage of the oppor- tunity to welcome all outsiders to Howick on this auspicious occasion. Reeve Walter Waals, Turn:)erry, 11%1 that the Mutual Companies woul! never become invlved itia the centraliaation trend so much in evi- deuce of recent years, Reeve Cosens of Wallace, broatah greetings from his municipality. Mr. Foster Moffatt, of the Cuiross Mutual Co., Teeswatcr, related briefly the inception of Group ;6 in 1924, and ,a1 the better' under- staraling between the various mutual Companies since that time. J. J. Gib- bons. superintendent of Farmers Nlutuals, I lept. of Insurauve. and Mr. D'av, of the Fire Marshall's Depart- ment, alt spoka briefly. Mr. Foater Moffatt araciously thanked the ladies for the splendid dinner provid. • Peffison MID I SERVICE The banquet gathering then dis- persed, with the singing of the Nat- ional Anthem, so that the Insurance men might resume discussions . per- taining to the Group. The Companies of which this group i6 comprised are Dufferin Mutual, Grey and Bruce, Germania, Culross, Formosa, West NN.'awattosh, Howick, McKi/lop and the Farmers' Central of Walkerton, were represented, and in addition there was present H. K. Eilber, luau- l ager and past president of the Fir* Towcaltip lqutaal, which is in GrotT5. GORRIE Miss Kate Hazelwood Wroxeter. .apent last week with Mrs, GO). Dall('. L.O.L. Annual Church Service The Howick DistricCLoyal oaranae Lodge, and the L.0.11.A. will hold l• i • 1 1 I i S Mrs, H, Campbell is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Alton Baynes at Belton. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey, McDowell and children of Westfied, spent Sun- day with Mr, and Mrs. C. R, Logan. -Si Mr. and Mrs, Stapleton will role- brate their forty-eighth wedding anni- versary on Sunday, July 4th, when 1101•11.01 they will hold a family gathering. The amoral Decoration Service at Brandon Cemetery will be held on 0,111.111.1 Sunday, July 4th, at 7.30 p.m, Rev, Milne of Brussels will give the address and Rev. !Moores and Rev. Henderson will assist. Misses Mary Procter, Muriel, Patsy and Audrey Anderson attended Junior Farmer's Day at the Guelph 0,A.C,, last week. BLYTH mmmffl Nom. ammm misom •11.• lomm• Wm= •11•11111• *On. P,7 .111MOMI .0•••M •••••• Maoism 11•••••• 01113231111111111111r111111111111111111111111111111111111111111/ r=-77 ti A. FRENCH ° a ii i 2 Contractors fa PLASTERING l = ..... =WNW 4111,11M. .1111.1011 •••••• •••••• i Box 23 'Phone 187 . . . . . _ . . WINGHAM - ONT. = -t" = Immmn IOMMO WM111,0 00.0.0 UMMO UMM4 Immo= 140,•••• KING DEPT. STORE "The Friendly Store" Summer Dress Material REDUCED! Ginghams • Chambrays • Seersucker Stripes - Checks , • Florals Never before in July have we offered such outstanding prices on DRESS MATERIALS. You can take advantage of this MONEY-SAVING EVENT by shopping for Cool Summer Dress Material at KINGS All Other Dress Materials not listed - at Budget-wise Savings! (Continued from page one) marks as he gave a brief, but very in- teresting review of the Company's history. The first loss was paid to Simon Hicks, father of Dave Hicks, on January 15th, 1875; the claim was for $12.50, but the canny directors settled for $10 even. The ffirst major claim was made June 5th, 1875, by John Gamble, for logs of his barn by fifre. Until 1885 the directors received no compensation, a motion was then made that they receive $1.50 per day for their services, but an amendment setting the fee at 50 cents a day was carried. In 1875 the auditors were granted 50 cents a day and their din- ner, or $1,00 and supply their own lunch, Peter Hepinstall of Wallace, was the first agent appointed aside BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. 0. J. Coupland, Pastor 11 a.m.-"Christ Our Passover" 7 p.m.-"Christ and Life". Evenin,a Service Br ,talcast. CENK V. are Welcome 'Be not deceived; Gol is not mocked: for whatsoever a man smell', that ahall he alaol reap". -Galati!ins 6:7. Daily Vacational Bible School opens in Church Basement, on Monday, July 5, 9 a.m. All boys and Girls 5 to 15 invited. e, . ,day evening July 11th at 7.45 p.m. in llllll mmaiaima..a.a.aimaiiailaiaaaalammiami l Unitva Church, Gorrie, Rev. V. 'Cronheihn Wr Aettr will be the g ue.t Rev. W. J. Rogers left this week for a holiday trip to the West, in his absence Rev. Mr, Watt will have charge of the services in the United Church. Miss Linda Sims, little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Sims, had her ton- sils removed in Clinton Hospital last week, Miss Melba McElroy teacher in the Colleego of Education, Guelph, is spending the holidays at her home. Public School closed on Tuesday, the trustees are sorry to lose Miss Johnston, who has resigned and • will not return for the fall term. Elliott Real Estate Agency has sold the Brown property on Drum- mond Street to Mr. Herbert Dexter, who., takes possession, July 1st. Mr. Bert Gray who is Zone Official for the Lions Club, in Blyth, and was selected by the district organization to be the representative of this dis- trict at the annual assembly at Tim- mins, left on Sunday accompanied by his wife and daughter for that point. The softball game at the park on Friday evening between the Hasbeens & SON =MEM i ESTIMATES , FREE ._- * Specialists in • E Cornice Work and 114 Decorative Plastering '11 tiammintiticaraitercuutantime • GINGHAMS Large Overchecks Gingham. Finest im- ported cotton. Pleasing color combina- tions of Pink Black, Turquoise Black, 36", Regular $1.49-SPECIAL $1.19 • STRIPED LAWN Ideal Dress Material for hot Summer days. Colorful striped combinations in Navy- Red-White, Brown-Green-White, etc., 36" wide, reg. $1.49-S PECIAL $1.19 • STRIPED CHAMBRAY of Finest WASHABLE COTTON. Im- posing striped effect on white background of Yellow, Red, Green or Navy, 36" wide, regular 1.49 SPECIAL $1.19 • CHECKED SEERSUCKER Easy to launder, no ironing required. Dainty checks in Red, or Blue. 36" wide. Reg. $1.49. SPECIAL, $1.00 • GLAZED CHAMBRAYS Ideal for Sport Dresses, Tennis Suits or Sunsuits. Striped or plain. 36" wide. Regular $1.25 for 98c 0•0▪ •11•• .MMO MM.0 M.MM MW.10 lOmm10 immOM MM=0 ammo mom.. =m▪ om mamma .WWW wwwim 11111.1== ••••••• ••••••• 1.0•1=1 01•••••, ••••••1 20g (L7A1 Otek/ t mai vilavtda Dress Ends of 3 and 31/2 yards, of Voiles, Chambrays, Seersucker, Lawn, Crepes, Ginghams, Poplins. Half Price Red Gio TOMATOES Aylmer BOSTON STYLE MAPLE .....-.A.- BEANS with PORK HIGH GRADE BOLOGNA 1 1 ti t' 215 oz. tills 27 32c lb. 20 oz. tin Maple Leaf Tenderliake ,21c LARD, 1 lb. .28c BELGRAVE Bride and Groom Honored Mr. and Mrs, Is an 11 Limiest-, were :nests of h, Multr at a party held in the Forester'e e, on Fri- liataao Mael lowell and his orchestra air:al./kat music fir 'n.a. Mr. Harvey Mad: invited the bride tmd Nroona t the platform, ki.i he wilt: Aiwa Mt, brilie to the c.,tinattulity„ sontt• teal duels+ful AO:Li and me-exited a hands4tue stun f Money. Is..n milled in a kw well ahoseu :Mrs. wi4,11,,,r, was the i antler Mary 'ince McCully of Vrioais (were present frets Itraaselt!, Westfield, 127 •Wi,iteclAtrola and either pointy. Stout: .18a7aial and thl....ra‘t «ill play Softball vilifier the float' lights in to It Park ia: Saturflay. July 13rd, • a: ti..10 Mr. and Mrs. Thompson and. 'Ian- • au; 1.1-ria. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mcl owell. all of Sault Ste Marie, .Mielzi.ou. Mrs. KillorOt of Dungan- -n,..11 maid Mrs. Cameron of Ltchnow visited Mr. in: I Mrs. .‘lbert Vincent. Mr. and Mrs. Rud- spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dunbar. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Hopper spent gthe m.tek-end with friends in Dor- `elisster arcs Inaersol. • Mies Donna Aitchison is visiting with -iier sister Mrs. Clifford Purdoit. Con,:rattalati,Ais to Mr. and Mrs. Jas. T. Er3A g es who will celebrate their Golden Weddina on Tuesday, Jnl 611.. They will hold open house .from2 to 5 p.m. -.tr. and Mrs. Douglas Wiloc'k and Dr. Thos. Wilson of New York, span the week with Mr. and Mrs. Howard WiMiti son. Mr. mid :lifts. Lowry of Dundas, and Mr. and. Mrs. Jos. Allan of Toronto, were g J uests with Mr. and Mrs.John McGill. Mr. and Mrs. John McGill vi sited in Toronto and Mr. McGill stayed for a week's holiday. Messrs. Robert Yuill and Glen James visited Toronto last week. The sympathy of the •eornmunity is, extended to Mrs. Hugh Blair acrd• Mr. Tommy Thompson in the death: of their father. Miss Agatha Coultes of Maynooth, visited her family here, and her mother returned with her to visit for a month. Mrs. F. McCallum visited friends . . in Ottawa over the week-end, Mrs. Dunbar and Xenneth, are vls- 1111••••11 1.1.1101 'Newry v••••••• 111011111111111 MINN • and the local aggregation produced a, FOXTON-In Wingliain General win for the Blyth Clob by a large Hospital, on Tuesday, June 2211d,, margin. to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Po ton BIRTHS GRANT-In Wingliarn General Hos- Wirigham, a ton, pital on Thursday, June 24th, to Mr. and Mrs, Donald Grant, For- mosa, a daughter. LOSCH-Iu Wing-ham General Hot- pitai, on Wednesday, Sune 28rd., to Mr. and Mrs, Norman Los* Wingham, a son. MaaNNES-In Winghatn General Hospital, on Sunday, rune 27th, to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon MaaInnes, R. 1, Witigharn, a sort-ttillborn. N EWELL In. Wirigharn General Hospital, on Sunday, June 27th, to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Newell, (nee Beatrice Fonsyth), a 'daughter. ST. JOHN-In Howley, Newfound- land, on Saturday, June 26th, to Dr. and Mrs. Russell St johri, tried Eetty Rae)), a son. WRIGHT-1n Winghani ner al Hospital, on Monday, June 28th, to Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Wright, IL R. 1, Wroketer, a Stan. Fancy KETA SALMON •••••••:d••••.... • SPECIAL • Morning Cheer Coffee lb 51c FRESH GROUND WHILE YOU WAIT small tin Nestle's Sweetened Condensed 22c MILK, tin . . 23c 0111101ffilttlyillitififfiftflaiittlerfalTrailliitatlitlettileY iting her sister, in London. ACKERT--*Irt Wingltatn General Hospital, on Wednesday, June 23, to Mr. and Mrs. Ian Ackert, R., It Holyrood, a son-stillborn. ASEMORE-In Wingliarn 'General Hospital, on 'Wednesday, rune 23rd., to Mr. and Nits, Herman Casetnore, a son,=-stillborti. Remnants of Marquisettes, Flannelettes etc. Half Price Cushion Covers from selected Draperies. Exceptional Values in these. ••••••• 1•11.111.1110 = 401.01W Immum ImM.41,1 .1m110 Net' Lace Material 72" wide, perfect for Spread or Curtaining, Colors, Gold, Powd- er Blues Pink, 21/2 yd. end Special $1.79 D. 5. stiollmoonommillommomipm.matopoinfill4anuivviommoomminimoommuniiimoolonta.