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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1949-06-08, Page 10PAGE TEN Wilds urea tedder LOUIS ST. LAURENT, Prime Minister of Canada 111111111iminio 111111111111111 / 0,000511., :"" mod" DETROIT'S "FIRST" IN CONVENIENCE • COMFORT • QUALITY In the heart of the downtown, office, theater, and shopping area. Friendly, courteous service to make your Oa), in Detroit a pleasant memory. The Tulle, Coffee Shop or Cafeteria for excel- lent Food modestly priced. The Hotel fuller, Detroit's largest, is the place to stay. VISIT OUR Cocktail Zamoge ONE OF DETROIT'S FINEST 800 ROOMS Wil 11 RAT 11 FROM $275 Hotel Culler FACING GRAND CIRCLIS PARK RICHARD C. HODGES, Manager t II "al 114111,1A 1101111 1.11 4111 91.t the polls on June 27 the voter must ask himself, ahead of anything else, who should be head of the government. In Louis St. Laurent, Canada has found a great national leader. That he had high abilities of the Mina was proved by his career in law. That he had wisdom in cabinet, unique gifts in parliamentary debate and a quick grasp of large affairs became clear as soon as he entered the Government. In international affairs, as one of the origi- nal advocates of the Atlantic Pact, he made himself a world figure who spoke out as no Canadian before him, in the councils of the nations. He also revealed an understanding of ordinary people, because he is one of them. This warm and essentially simple human being is the real St. Laurent, the product of the small town, of humble beginnings, hard work, a big family and the friendliness of country neighbors. In blood, language and instinct he combines the qualities of two great races, To the voter it is equally important that St. Laurent is the leader of a truly national party, with proved strength from coast to coast, the only party which can hope to form a stable government after the election. 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Vie, Mrs. Cud- for their fine hospitality. Miss Jean 'Scott told of the Girls' Club work under her care and invited the members to Achievement Day to be held in Bayfield. She asked Mrs. Demmerling, local leader from Ford- wich to assist her in telling of her class and showing the finished sleep- ing garments. Mrs. Fred Demmerling 'led in As- sembly singing, Mrs. Newlove at the piano. Mrs, Hamilton conducted the elec- tion of officers as follows; Hon. Pres., Mrs. James Armstrong; Pres., Mrs. H. V. MacKenney; 1st, Vice., Mrs. t • PUR DON'S BAKERY 'PHONE 145 The Home of QUALITY' BREAD, CAKES, PASTRY • We take orslers Daily • (Saturday to 12 noon) •s. - •- • • District Secretary This is limited to girls in Perth, Huron and Peel, who have completed f Homemakers prii- jects, Mrs, Hamilton closed with words from the address of Mrs, Fut- eher urging that we not relax our ef- forts but go continually forward, Dinner was served by the Fordwich oup in the Parish ROOMS of the Anglican Church, The tables were at- tractive with summer flowers, carry- ing .out the Blue and Gold scheme of W,I, colourS, The afternoon session was opened with the singing of Oh Canada, Mrs. Newlove at the piano. Mrs, Pollock, Fordwich, welcomed the guests, Mrs. Cecil Wilson Gorrie, replied, Mrs, McCann gave the Devotional, The story of Mary and ,Martha as found in St, Lukes Gospel, Mrs. L. Brothers, Wroxeter, favoured with a piano solo. Mrs. Chaffee of the ,Children's Aid Society told of her work and thanked the W.I. members for their fine co- operation, She told a story proving the value of a good home and under- standing mother, closing with the words, Let us not forget to be kind. The District project for the com- ing year, Health before and after 40, will be held in Fordwich and Bluevale. Five of the seven branches made this their first choice, Miss Spencer of tIle Dept. said we should have more pride in Canada. We are lucky to live in such a coun- try. We do not realize the prestige we have in other countries. Our popula- tion is increasing many . coming to our shores from other lands. Be careful of our attitude. They bring culture, music, loom workers etc., some of them become leaders here in a short time, Miss Spencer said we can get . exhibitions from Royal Ontario Mus- eum, weaving, metal and leather work, • THE WINGRAM ADVANCg-TIMES Wednesday, June '8th, 1949 C of Teeswaaer, spent several days last week with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Denny. ,Mr. Harvey Timm is a patient in Wingham General Hospital, having undergone an operation. Harvey's many friends wish for him a speedy recovery. The Women's Missionary Society of the United Church will hold their June meeting on Friday evening of this week at 8.15. Mrs. Stanley•Wheel- er of Brussels will be the guest speak- er, and special music is being arrang-f ed. Ladies of the United Church con- gregation will be guests. Mrs. Andrew Doig, Molesworth, was a Saturday visitor with her dans ghter. Mrs. Stuart Higgins. Mr. Redge Newton is a patient in the Wingham General Hospital. His many friends hope his health will soon improve. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Chambers, Listowel, on the birth of a daughter, Mrs. Chambers was the former Audrey Wade, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wade, of Wroxeter, Mr. and Mrs. George Gibson, Cal- gary, were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Wearring and other relatives in the district, onit.rs. Vern MacDonald is spending a few days with her daughter in Tor- to Rev, W. S. Semple, B.A,, Industrial Chaplain, city of London, was in charge of service at St. James Anglican Church on Sunday, anti gave an impressive message. A number from the village and dis- trict were in Wingham on Saturday night to hear The Leslie Bell Singers. The concert was a rare treat and Wingham Lions Club are to be con- grattilated on Making the arrangement for the benefit of the people of this district, Mr. and Mrs, Eldred Nichol leave this week for Montreal to attend the wedding of their nephew. They will, be joined at Toronto by Ur. and Mrs. Challicoinbc, who will accompany them.' Mr. and Mrs, Jack Wylie and son, Mac, also Mrs. Cien, Wylie were Sun• day visitors with Mr, Prank Douglas, Clifford, 111•11/114011011111111111100111001MM10151111111•0111.11.., Women's Institute H, V. MacKenney opened her home on Wednesday afternoon for the June meeting of the Women's Institute The president, Mrs, Allen Munro pre- sided and Mrs. W, T. MacLean pre- sented the minutes and correspon- dence. Mrs, D, S. MacNaughton,dcalt with the motto, "And Now if ever come Perfect Days" quoting from its writer, James Russel Lowell, Whit- combo Riley. Edna Jaques and Edgar Guest as they wrote on the subject .of,, June, Mrs, F, B, Millward brought up to date items in her current events closing with a well chosen verse front. Edgar -Guest. Mrs,,; Brothers favored with a delightful piano solo, in the the absence of Mrs. Hamilton, District director, Reports on the District an- nual were given by Mrs. Denny and Mrs, MacNaughton, Mrs, McKenney reported on the officers Conference in Guelph. Mrs. Frank Sanderson was in charge of the Topic, "Leaders of the W.I„ She spoke of the Founder, Mrs. Hoodless, stating how the vision of one woman has grown to a world wide organization. mentioned also were Queen Mary, Queen Elizabeth, and Princess Elizabeth. Mrs. Alfred Watt, a Canadian,' who journeyed to England and organized many branches and finally Lady Tweedsmuir, whose interest and leadership during her years in Canada had been such an in- spiration. Mrs. Sanderson quoted in- tresting items from the Book. Un- forgettable, Unforgotten, by Anna Buchan and requested Miss Hazel- wood to read a letter recently received from a Scottish pen friend describing the work in Edom Women's Institute. The Roll Call, Games I enjoyed most when a child" brought an interesting response. All joined in singing The more we get together, with Mrs. Geo. Lane at the piano. Tea was served at the close when the hostess was assist- ed byMrs. John Lane, Mrs. D. Draper and, Mrs. H. Knight. Mission Band The Buds of Promise Mission Band will hold their June meeting on Mon- day, June 13th, at 4 o'clOck. Leaders Mrs, Stuart Higgins and Mrs. Harvey Reidt will be in charge. A full at- tendance, is requested. EAST HURON ANNUAL INSTITUTE MEER% Held in Community Hall, Fordwich Ideal weather prevailed on Tuesday, May 81st., when 125 delegates from East Huron District gathered in the new Community Hall, -Fordwich, for their 47th District Annual Meeting. Branches included in E.H. district are Bluevale, Gorrie, Wroxeter, Majestic (Brussels), Ethel, Molesworth, Ford- wich. District President, Mrs. James Armstrong, Brussels, presided and conducted the opening exercises. Mrs. Arthur Hamilton Atwood, Provincial Board ..Member was present, also Miss A. Spencer, Toronto, represented the W. I. Department and Home Econo- mics Service, Miss Jean Scott, lionie Economist for Girls Club Work and Mrs. Chaffee, superintendent of the Children's Aid Society for Huron County. Mrs. Stanley Wheeler, Brussels, presented the secretary-treasurer's re- poA, Mrs, John Spier, Brussels, the auditor's report. The president, Mrs. James Armstrong, in her address stated she had visited all bran- ches during the year and expressed thanks for to-operation received, and left a few fine thoughts on the aims of W.I. Standing committee reports followed, Agriculture and Canadian IndUStry, Mrs. G. Stenacker, Ford- wich; Citizenship, Mrs. Vernon Denny, Wroxeter; Historical Research, Mrs. Clarence Spading, Gorrie, ,lead 'by Mrs. 'Glenn. Johnston, Gorrie; I-Tome Economics, Mrs. Earl Bowes, Ethel; Social_ Welfare, Mrs, Carl Johnston. Bluevale; Publicity, Mrs. Doug Hem- IningWay, Brussels. Mrs, Arthur Ham- ilton, Provincial Board member con- gratulated the conveners of Standing CO)nmittees, for their excellent reports, She commended the meeting arranged by the President and Secretary, for presidents and secretaries previous to the District Annual. She asked that all letters received from the Dept. be studied carefully • before writing to Miss Lewis, Or Provincial secretary, Mrs. McCullough, stating Miss Lewis receives on an average of 55 letters per day. At present there are 44,500 members in Ontario, the, aim is to have 50,000 in 1950. Announcement was made of a summer holiday for W.I. members to be held at Guelph, July 11th to 15th, reservations for ac- commodation must be made by June 25th, to the Public .Relations Dept. Guelph. A full programme is planned with Miss Lewis, President of the 0.A.C, and two assistants in charge of arrangements. Each Branch was asked to purchase one more copy of the Book 50 Years of Achievement. The new.hand book is the official guide, Mrs. Hamilton stressed wider use of Home and' Country and Fedor- ated News. .0tir newest province . has an organization known as Ju bilee Guild, Representatives are asked to attend our W,I. Conventions. The loan library has Much to offer and is free for the asking, A W.I. Booth will pro- vide a place to rest and enjoy a cup of tea at the Annual ,Ontario Ploughing Match. Pilots can be secured both sil- ent and sound pictures from Ottawa, A portrait of the Founder, Adelaide Hoodless, is being placed in the At, chives at Ottawa. Members were 'urged to make a don- ation to scholarship Fund through the en and Peggy and Peter and Joan PARDON our pointing ... with pride. But it's an event when the number of bank workers passes the'40,000 mark — as it did last year.. That's 65% more than before-the war. It's an event, first, because it shows the increased use of Canadian bank services ... More deposit accounts: now over seven million. More funds: customers' deposits now 'reach nearly seven billion'dollars. More services: to farmers; to personal and, small-businegs borrowers; to war pensioners; to people receiving Family Allowances. deb an event, too, because of the kind of men and women who have joined pur ranks. Eager to get ahead, they are finding in banking an interesting job, a challenging career. They can tell you how important priacy in banking is to the Canadian way of doing things. I Going to your bank is not like having to deal with a state bureau—but that's how it would be under state monopoly. SPONSORED BY YOUR BANK WROXETER. Mrs,J. J. Allen and children, Jim Marjorie. also ;Miss Phoebe Rass, all of Toronto, were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrsi. J. N. Allen. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hamilton were week-end guests of Orangeville friends, Mr. and Mrs. Blair Sharp; Detroit, were recent visitors with Mr. John Hupf er, Rev. U. E. Cronhielm attended Con- ference of the United Church in Sar- nia last week. Mr. and Mr.s Wm. Wright were week-end guests of Mr, and 3,Irs. 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