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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1948-09-22, Page 7Mr. and Mrs. D. S. MacNaughton returned on Thursday from a week's visit at Dorset, Haliburton County. Mrs.' Eli Bolt is confined to bed, having suffered a weak spell. Friends EMBOSSED BEDROOMS 24c MARBLE DESIGN KITCHEN 19c Proylding lib Insurtmes *orrice sine• 11169 HEAD OFFICE WATERLOO, OMT. THE N(UTUAL litf. I WANT TO KNOW 41111Plialeannenolegensioselleselessialsomornimeg1 esseineenomonseemosumussomesosellinfOr EYES EXAMINED, AT LISTOWEL J.A. Monaghan, R.O. Graduate of Ontario College of Optometry The middle-,aged man who asked this question feared that at his age the cost of life insurance would.be prohibitive ...but even Were be much older, Mutual low-cost life insurance would still prove good business. Unfortunately many people realize the importance of life inort• ranee only when through age or other disability they are no longer able to secure it. A life insurance Programme should be started as early in life as possible. Consult your Mutual Life of Canada man today. DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVES: M. McPHAIL, WINGHAM WM. WEBSTER, LUCKNOW, R.R. T. A. CAMERON, LUCKNOW NORM. CLEGG., GORRIE ROSS H. MARTYN, RIPLEY Office: Wallace St. Hours 8:30 - 6:00 a ea aea,,, 'Phone Listowel 534 Evenings by appointment I/ • • * • A GOVERNMENT ANNUITY is your safeguard against dependency in your old age; Prepare for your future now —then you will never need to look back and say re. gretfully, "If Only 9 1.) • A low-cost Canadian Government Annuity guarantees you as much as $1200 a year for life. • No Medical Examination is required. • Your Annuity cannot be seized under any law. You cannot lose your money even if your payments fall into arrears • Anyone, from 5 to 85, is eligible: Annuities Branch DEPARTMENT OF LAB'OUR HUMPHREY MITCHELL Master A. MaeNAMARA Deputy MAW Moll this Coupon today POSTAGE FREE Anoultiot groOtli, to prolrnOnt of tabour, Ottawa, Plooto toad mo COMPLETE INFORMATION about Canadian GoitOrnmOnt AtihOlf Wm, NAME...A.4 ...... ••••••4 . ... .... .61 . .. .. .... PRIM' CtEARIY) ADDRESS q.. . . ... . ... . ... ... . ..... .. ••• .. .... • . *41...6.4411, t Am I too old to buy life insurance? WITH ACTIVITY for men with Some time spore... It's a tentreof activity—yourlocal armoury, just hum- ming with a c ti vi tyfor men with a fewevenings to spare. In the wide list of activities offered by the Canadian Army Reserve Force, you'll find things to turn those odd free evenings into interesting and even exciting ones. You'll enjoy the full programme of social and sports events. You'll be "one of the gang"—with other Reserve Force men who are finding that the armoury is their personal "clubhouse". All the latest equipment and weapons are now being used for Reserve Force training. The summer camp sessions give you the opportunity to get away and out into the open. To top it all, you will receive full Active Porte pay for all time spent in training and camp. "SEE FOR YOURSELF" by visiting your local Reserve Force utiles open house, parades or demonstrations during Army Week, 20-26 September. Call at the:armoury of the regiment of your choice, NOW/ USE 'GOOD YEAR, Studded Sure-Grips ON CARS AND LIGHT TRUCKS Deep, strong studs, set like tractor cleats, bite deep . take hold.... keep light trucks and cars going in the bad-road season. Relax with C eue MO. SO delicious ...ifi; so satisfying THE WINGHAIV ADVANCE-TIMES EMBOSSED 39" LIVING-ROOM 29c ASSORTED Patterns KITCHEN 24e WROXETER Mr. and Mrs. George Paulin, Clif- ford, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Milligan and other friends. Mrs. H. B, Elliott, Wingham, was a week-end guest of her cousin, Miss Mae Davidson. Mr. James MacEwen, Sault Ste. Marie, is visiting his brother, Allen, and sisters, B. Line. Time Table Changes Effective Sunday, Sept 26, 1948 Full information from Agents Canadian National Railways hope her health will soon improve, Mr, Lloyd Weir who has just ree tamed from St. John, New Bruns- wick, spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs, W. E. Weir, Mr. Weir who is auditor for Christie Brown Company, hes returned from St, John ' N. 13., and was enroute to London and Windsor, Mrs, Jere Bridgman and daughters, Jean and Patsy, Mr. Ken Bridgman,. Miss Pearl Bullough, all of Toronto, were Sunday guests of Mrs, W, E. Weir and Miss Edythe Weir. Mr, John Gowdy is a patient in Wingham General Hospital, where he underwent an operation last week. Mr. Gowdy's many friends hope he will soon improve, Miss Edythe Weir is spending a few days in Toronto, Among visitors at the Western Fair last week were, Mr, and Mrs. Frank Stamper and family, Mr, and Mrs, A. Moffatt, Mr, and Mrs. Harvey Timm and family. , Mr. and Mrs. Harold Durst visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ned Rutledge of Brussels on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Ross and son, John, of Rouyn, Quebec, spent a day last week with Mr. and Mrs. Phil Durst, enroute to their new home in British Columbia, Mrs. Ross and Mrs. Durst are sisters, Week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Edwards were: Mr. and 'airs. J. N. Beatty, Thamesford, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carson, Toronto, also two nephews, Mr. R. J. Laurie, New York, and Mr. Howard Laurie, Toron- to. We are pleased to know Mr. Geo. Edwards, who has been a patient in Wingham General Hospital for the past week was able to return home on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Ferguson, Cal- gary, Dr. and Mrs, Whitely, Gorrie, were guests of Mr, Thos. and Miss B. Shearer on Friday. ,Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Jackson, Harriston, were Sunday guests at the Shearer home, Miss Gladys Musgrove, London, spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, J. Musgrove. Former Resident Dies In Toronto John James Gibson, 75, former vice- president, and managing director of the chartered Trust and Executor Co., died at his home in Toronto alter a Prolonged illness, Mr. Gibson a well known figure in financial circles was born in Wroxeter and received his education from the University of Toronto. He taught school before joinine b the staff of the Chartered Trust andExecutive 'to. He was made managing director and Was appointed vice-president before hie 're- tirement in 1045, He was a former member and vice- chairman of the Board of Govern irs of the University of Toronto and pre- viously served on the 1:Meet-ally Sen- ate, In recognition of his se VioeS, by if it Women's Institute The October meeting of Wroaeter Branch Womeres Institute will be lig hi on Wednesday, Oetabor at 2.30 p.ni. Standard 'Time, at the home of Mrs. Vern Denny. .Mrs. Janie. Salt...• ster will have cha"ge of the matte, So gulch lattglatea so much life enjoyed. Roll Call, Exhibition of and Ideas far Christmas (hits,. There will be an all members programme. Hostesees, Mrs. Wylie, Mrs. Sangster and Mrs, An; Anniversary services. On Sunday met, September 26th, he United, Church will hold Amiiver- sary Services at 11 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. Standard Time. The anest speaker will be Rev. George Wylie of Otterville. There will be special music. A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend. 'ednesday, September 22, 1948 t ••••••••••••., 4,..,•••••• Sun -Teste s Wallpaper Specials ALL SUN-TESTED The Wallpaper Shop Elmer Wilkinson - - - Decorator was given an honorary deem' tor of laws in 1038. Young People's Union The l uuug People's of the United Church, will hold a seeial t vot- ing tin Monday, Sept. 27th, at 8.15 la In., in the Church school ratea, They are 1T-organizing for the autumn mid winter season. Cf munyncing. October 4th, regular meeting,. %%ill be hel,1 each Monday evening at S.15 o'cleek. OTECTIVI NDERIIIODY Telephone 62 Murray Johnson & Sons Ltd. BROWNE'S SHOE REPAIR Let us give your worn and rust down footwear a "New Lease on Life"--at reasonble Prices. CIGARS SMOKER'S SUNDRIES MAGAZINES Haseigrove's SMOKE SHOP Add More Miles to Your Car ; With Greater Riding Comfort Stop rust and corrosion from ruining the body of your car. Insulate it against water, heat, cold and dust. Quiet body rumbling, squeaks and rattles with WHIZ RUC. Gives guar- anteed protection for life- time of your oar for only a small investment, WEATHERIZE YOUR CAR eife. egif TEXACO SERVICE Wingham, Ont. Mr. John Herman, Mr. and Mrs. Seegmillar of Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Meyers, Formosa, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Harry Dane. The Howick Lions Club got their 1948-49 season off to a good start last Thursday evening in VtTroxetcr Red Cross Rooms with a Chicken Banquet served by St. James Anglican Guild Ladies. Neil McDonald was the enter- tainer and really surpassed himself, his friend, Rev. Donald Nicholson, also of Kincardine contributed some really humorous reminiscences and his poem on "A Big Fish" was especially well rendered.Tail Twister Lion Ken con- ducted a Ten Game Bingo and Lion Tamer Rev. Jim, was also busy. Past Deputy Governor Gordon Hargraves introduced our new District Deputy Governor Bert Gray of Blyth, who was received by the Club with the Lions Roar. Five new members, Lyle Brothers, Rev, U. E. Cronhielm, Bill Dobson, Bob Cunningham of Wrox- eter, and Harvey McDermott of Ford- wich, were initiated by Past D.D.G, Gordon while D.D.G. Bert affixed theirButtons. D.D.G. Bert then in- stalled the 1948-49 Officers as follows; President, Stan Bride; 1st, Vice-Pres,, Ken Edgar; 2nd, Vice-Pres„ Ewart Whitfield, 3rd. Vice-Pres., Harvey McMichael; Directors, Wilf King, Al Munro, Ken Hastie, 'Doctor' Bruce Palmer., Sec., Heck Knight; Treas.,1 Roy Hunter; Lion Tamer, 'Rev.' Jim Caley, and Tail Twister, Harold Townsend, Lion Roy Hunter thanked Mrs. Caley for acting as Club Pianist during the past season and Lion Ewart Whitfield thanked the Anglican Guild . Ladies for a grand supper. The new president announced reg- ular business meeting for next Thurs- - day evening the 23rd. of September. at 8.30 p.m., after which the neaeina closed with The Lions Roar. Recent guests with Mr. and Mrs. H, V..McKenney for several days were Mrs, Grace Rainey, Wasaga, and Mr. Frank Seymoure, °dine. Mr. and Mrs, Dave Draper and in- fant son, Wayne, were Sunday 1..;ne.,: of Mr. and. Mrs, Max Steurnol. Mr. and Mrs. F. II, MilIward, C and Ernie, also Mr. and Mrs. IL V. iMeKenney visited in Palmerston era- aaaming last week St. James Anglican Ladies lila: were the guests of their President, Mrs. Isabel Daisy, ti n ' regular Sept. meeting, pre.i,101. The with the Lord's Prayer in uni. -n. 'Alinutes were approved as :vol. incl. iwere completed i.e. Ca:ilia, i chieken banquet at the Liege. Cul, Ladies night. November 27th, na• date for annual Fall llt.-a.tr. donations to he left with Mr.. I*.tvt.,. Rector, Rev, J. C. ea'ae- e! briefly on the Ilemaee mad rt-Tt 0 • l•couveyed by thousand. at tine 11:21s 1 1 :M VOL ltellOISI/ iiea k4er in LAO' ' • Ise; had attended twc,..mpantcd by Jr, J. 'Milligan. Words of leasable teeptet1 I were wised in the meet: digit ago of our late beloveil member, Mr.. Bertha Bennett, who bad 14.1.1: St.zyt- jury of Sr. James' tadit. tiui.l 1,r a number of years. Tile meeting el,sed with 1+ atier alter which Mrs. Davey served a mest del- icious supper and a social lt..ur uti", enjoyed by members and frieniIs. WroNeter Women's Institute %ill again sponsor the National Film lloard Picture, showing in Wrom:ti:r Sch Room, October date will be published when plans a-e completed by y. Temperance Fact. Mention was made of the Autumn Thenkoffering meet- ing to be held in October. Mrs. G. Howes will be in charge of the Topic for the regular October meeting. The Roll Call to be answered by a Thanks- giving verse, The hymn Jesus Calls Us, O'er the Tumult and the benedic- tion brought an interesting meeting' to a close, Junior Congregation Commenciug Sunday next, Sept, 20, Sunday School pupils of St, James' An- glican Church will meet with the con- gregation at 4 o'clock. During the ser- vice the children will retire to the chureh basement for their lesson per- iod, Pay Day October 3rd. United Church Sunday School will hold their .regular annual Rally Day Service on October 3rd., at the regular hour, 10 a.m. Standard Time, A special invitation is extended to the children also to parents and friends, Following; the regular thurcla service at 11 a.m. there will be the Sacrament of the Lout's Supper. Harvest Thanksgiving Service St, James' Anglican Church, att-ac- ively decorated with grebe fruit, -veg- etables and late summer Bowers, was a suitable setting for the annual Har- vest Thanksgiving Service -on Sunday, at 4 o'clock. The Rector, Rev. J. C. Caley spoke on the parable of the Feeding of the Four Thousand. Assist- ing in the service was Mr. Warren,: London, Lay Reader. Music was pro- Vided by Trinity Church, Fordwich choir, with Miss Elva Poster, at the organ. The words of the Anthem, "Ye' Shall Dwell in the Land" with Rev., I. C. Caley. Mr. John Gamble and Mrs. Clifford Holt, taking the solo parts. Women's tasstonary Society The September meeting of the W. M.S. of the United Church was 'held in the 'church school room on Friday afternoon. Mrs, Allen Munro was in charge, assisted by Mrs. ID. AV. Itae. The meeting opened with Invocation, Let us bow down in prayer, that the World Shall be reborn, What A Friend we have in Jesus, was the opening hymn. The scripture reading from St. John's GOsPei, 1st. Corinthians and Tile Roll Call was answered by Romans and Commentary was given by Mrs. Munro. Mrs. Rae led in pray- er. Mrs. Crontielm was in charge 'of the topic, China, an introduction to the new Study Book which was because of the speakers personal experiences as a Missionary nurse in That Country especially interesting. Fight The Good Fight, was the second hymn chosen, 1.14011.4,,,,t.,.. • Pepe" 014 rit tr54e5h4rtf 4O tonalo Pepsi:C.2a Czottpitr, totitea.