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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1949-06-08, Page 11The Continental Limited directly serves Montreal, Ottawa, Toronto, Winnipeg, Saskatoon, Edmonton, Jasper and Vancouver. This famous train has all the Modern comforts for long distance travel ... air-tor ditioned coaches and "through" sleeping Can with various types of accommodations, rooms and berths... observation lounge cars. Enjoy delicious dining car mesh... thoughtful, courteous service ; ample room to move around. You arrive refreshed and relaxed when you travel by train. See Canada this year. Go Canadian National. COURTESY,,AND SERVICE Whethi r. at home—or "gnxng place" -4- In all yoeitl 0111400 with Canadian Natiottet, you wilt exPeriella courtesy and stoke, Westinghouse Deluxe Adjustomtio Iron Bevelled edge makes for ease of iron- Mg around buttons and seams. $12- 50 Fingertip heat control . . . student and this year gets her B.A. with honours. She is a sister of Mr. Harold Sparling, Wingham, and her many friends in this district will con- gratulate ,her on her achievement. Miss Jeanette B. Cottle, RN., has been a patient in Woodstock General Hospital for the past two weeks. ST. HELENS Miss Margaret McPherson, student nurse at St. Joseph's Hospital, Lon- don, is home for her holidays. Miss Zona Newton, Reg, N., of the staff of Victoria Hospital, London, was a visitor with her parents Rev. M. G. and Mrs. Newton. Many of the ladies of the school section accepted the invitation of the teachers, Mr. Graham MacDonald and 'Miss Beatrice McQuillin, and the pup- ils to attend the annual Red Cross Social on Friday afternoon, Lois Webb, president of the Junior Red Cross presided and Mr. Baxter, mus- ical director was accompanist for the most enjoyable program which includ- ed, choruses, Folk dances,, . singing games, readings by Ruth Webb and. Eddie Gaunt piano solo by Anne Todd, duet by Anne Todd and Irma Forster, and solo by Anne Todd, At the conclusion lunch was served after which many took advantage of the op- portunity to see the work that had been done by the children, Commenting next Sunday, service in the United Church will be held at 10 a.m. Daylight Time with Sunday School following. Mts. John Sparks of London, was a . visitor with her Sister, Mrs. Fred McQuinitt and 'Mr, MeQuillin, • Ormmommmumammmimumammwwwimommwsmimmmammmumamt a LO WEST COS WHITECHURCH Mrs. Orval Newby and little daugh- ter of London,, spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lott, returning home on Sunday with Mr. Newby and their sons:' Mr, John Gaunt and Mrs, Duncan Kennedy have purchased a new saw- wommiAmmaiwimaimmmammwimmOmmodimimmmumihimOmmmimi a ECONO ,MY OPERATION with ECONOMY INITIAL COST a a a YES! You get up to 49 MILES PER GALLON. tatt.'WAYS • sr ElLimMM • Itottl$ k EXPriES r TELEGRAPIIR 1 CANADIAN NATIONAL Aftways ly)04 Wednesday, Juue 8th, 1949 a •Wingham > A. D. MacWilliam 'Phone 237' COME IN AND SEE THE, Anglia and Prefect II The' FAMOUS FORD PRODUCTS MADE IN ENGLAND AMOUS TRAINS FR-OM BLUE BOOR"S OF F S Huron Motors MOTORING THE ONLY RAILWAY SERVING ALL TEN PROVINCES trf4Orrif,/ /' *4WAIIM '','' 0'7 . ,d7,• ,!',,,_v" — HATIONA mill from Midhurst, near Barrie, and the sawyer is here thi4 week, helping to re-assemble it, among the fields of logs on the Ross farm on the 3rd con- cession of Kinloss, and expect to have it operating the end of this week. They are using a 60 h.p. Diesej engine they purchased at Owen Sound and omved down a week s'N *The "Slue Book" is your Canadian National time table -;'guide to everywhere in Canada. ago: U a a M a a a a a i a a Born-- .Kincardine Hospital, on Thursday, June 2, to Mr, and Mrs. Chas, yalconer, a son---john Charles, Ivrt. and Mrs. Murray Plunkett and little daughter of .Bayfieid and ,Cen, tralia, .spent the week-end at the home; of his aunt, Mrs. Lorne Johnston, Little Miss jean Froonte of Wing- ham, • spent the week-end with Mrs. Johnston Conn, Mrs, Jos. Holmes of Clinton, spent the week-end at the home of her daught4r, Mrs. Robt, Laidlaw. Reeve Murray Johnson, Wingham; Reeve Finnigan, West Wawanosh, and Reeve J, D. Beecroft, East Wawanosh are attending meeting of County Coun- cil in 'CrOderich this week and made the trip with the council to London on Wednesday to Western University, enjoying -,a banquet served to them -.Were, The wives -of the councillors also attended the banquet served.. to the council on Monday evening, in the Presbyterian Church, Goderich. The regular monthly meeting, of the Women's institute will 'be held next Tuesday in the Hall, when Mrs. Nor- man Keating, Wingham, will be the special speaker. Lunch will be served and all the ladies of the community are cordially invited to attend, The local Institute has accepted -an invitation to spend this Friday. afternoon with the Lucknow Institute and those who have no way of going. will please report to either., the president or the secretary, who are arranging loads. Mrs. Harry Tichbourne, Goderich, and Miss Annie Kennedy left on Fri- day morning by 'bus for Winnipeg, where they will visit at the borne of their . brother, Mrs. Alex. Kennedy, Mr. Thos. Inglis is busy these times gettingA-eady to.put up a barn on the farm he purchased recently from Mr. Robt. Hutchison, Mr. and Mrs. Ing- lis purpose- moving to this farm this falLrs. Andrew Fox returned to her home here on Thursday last. Mrs. Fox has not been very well for the past few months, and Miss Isabel Fox R.N., of Kincardine Hospital Staff, has been nursing her at St. Georges for the past two weeks, Miss Isabel and Miss Lettie Fox of Hamilton, spent, the week-end 'here. Miss Lenore Adams,of Hespeler, had her . tonsils reomved in Wingham Hospital last Wednesday. Mr. Cecil and Mr. James Falconer, accompanied Mr. A. E. Purdon and Mr. Hector Purdon, Lucknow, to Point \Clark on Thursday, where the latter is erecting a summer cottage, Mr. and Mrs. Carman Farrier, New Toronto, and Miss Winnifred Farrier, Toronto, spent the week-end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Farrier. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lettner and children of Toronto, spent the week- end at the home of her brother, Mr. John Boyle and other relatives in this district. I Mr. Arthur Moore has been busy making the cement foundation and cis-. tern for Mr. Myles St. Marrie's new cottage, and putting in the cistern and foundation for Mr. and Mrs. Charles Robinson's new kitchen and garage. Mr. Walter Brown of Welland, who has purchased Mr. Robt. J. Ross' farm on Con. 3, Kinloss, arrived here one clay last week, and has been working at fences. Mrs: Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Orval Mitchell, and their two children will move here within a few weeks. The children of-S.S. Kinloss are each having the tubercular test this week with the district school nurse in atten- dance. Mr. and Mrs. Bagg and daughter, Miss Hazel 'of Unionville, spent the week-end at the horn eof their daugh- ter, Mrs. E. H. Groskorth, Mr. and Mrs.• Leonard Coyne, who have been visiting Robinson relatives in East Wawanosh and Belgrave for the past two weeks, returned to their home in Windsor on Monday. Splendid crowds gathered at the Un- ited Church here on Sunday for the Anniversary services, Rev. W. J. Watt, of Whitechurch, was the special speaker for the day, and gave two able discourses, speaking on the Church and its task, in the morning, and the Yearning God, in the evening, In the morning, Mr. Murray 'Plunkett of Bayfield and . Centralia, sang, two solos, 'The Lord's Prayer' and "The Bells are Ringing', accompanied by Mrs. Plunkett at the piano, and in the evening, th'e clioir,.under the able lead- ership of Mr. E. H.Groskorth, With Mr, Groskorth at 'the piano, rendered special anthems, Rev. 'G. M. Newton, pastor of the 'church was also present and assisted Mr. Watt. Of interest to many was the Hammond Organ elec- tric attachment at the piano, used by Mr. Groskorth during the services. The service in the Presbyterian Church was withdrawn, and anniver- sary services will he held in Langside eluttch on June 19. ;Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lott and sons, Bruce and Blid.4 Ayton, and .her Mother, Mrs, Wendorf, of Hanover, and Mr. Herman Nogh of Ayton, also Mrs. Vred Lott and datighter„ Preda, Wirtgliant, visited on Sunday at the lift& of Mr. and MrS. Walter Lott, It will interest many its this district . to know that Miss Browning, daughter of Mrs. ttmtna Browning and the late td. Browning, formerly of Itincardine, and for tht past eight Miss Faye MgClenaghan of London, spent the week-end with her parents, Mr, and Mrs, lien MeClenaglign, Mrsojohn Falconer is spending this week with relatives at London and Thamesford, going there with Mr, and. Mrs. John Falconer, Wingham, and with Mrs, Elgin Welwood: Caledon, left last week to attend the graduation exercises of their son-in-law in Penn- sylvania. TAEW NOHAYI ADVANMIME$ years of Toronto, graduates this week from the Toronto University. Miss Browning has always been an honour Fresh Shipment of English Pipes ' made by BARLING $3.50 Haselgrove's shit° ICE SHOP Cooks a complete oven dinner.... Roasts meat or fowl to perfection.... Bakes delicious pies, bread, cakes, cookies. That's what the Westinghouse Roaster-even does ... and what a help to the bride! She can just plug it into any electrical Outlet and enjoy this convenient, cool, clean and economical way of cooking. Adjustomatic Oven Heat Control makes cooking easy. Ovenware dish set goes with each Roaster-Oven... $59.50 A il ELECTRIC RANGE To get the bride off art the right foot, she should have the most mod- ern, efficient cooking equipment. With a Westinghouse Electric Range, she can select any of five cooking speeds on' any of the four Corox elements. She can cook au- tomatically in the roomy "True- Temp" oven with the best of results the first time. There's no guess- work, no worry with a Westing- house Electric Range. Model illustrated isModel • A4M $230. Westinghouse Deluxe Electric Range with storage space and extra large cook- ing surface. (not illustrated) . . . $299• days. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Seip and child- ren of Streetsville, also Mr. and Mrs. Jack McCleary of Harriston, spent Sunday at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Robert McDonald. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hueston of Toronto, spent the week-end and the 24th with Mr. and Mrs. Ned Thomp- son, Mrs. Cairns of Toronto, is visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Clifford MC.- Allister, Mrs. Wilfred Warwick and two children are spending a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Mc- Lennan. Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Miller and dau- ghter, Eleanor of Kurtzville, were with her aprents on Sunday. Watch your birds step up to the feed hopper when you fill it up with SHUR-GAIN RANGE MASH. This feed is balanced in every detail for birds on good green range, and think of the Saving to you. Shur.Gain Range Mash $3.50 per cwt. (bulk) (Also in'PELLET FORM at slight extra cost) Available along with other SHUR-GAIN Feeds at CANADA PACKERS TELEPHONE 142 WINGHAM We also Buy Poultry Call Us for Prices WATCH REPAIRS GEORGE WILLIAMS LOCATED IN MASON'S Store FIRST CLASS WATCH REPAIRING at Moderate Prices Owing to lack of space, am compelled to restrict REPAIRS TO WATCHES ONLY PROMPT SERVICE Coming to Wingham CROMPTON'S Jewellery Store, Wed.,June22 9:0Q a.m. to 12:30 EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED WAIT FOR Rik Rigid Registered Optometrist WESTINGHOUSE /NDJUSTOMATIc ROASTER OVEN to get off to a good start in 4conomical, efficient housekeeping SEE THESE LATEST WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC KITCHEN SERVANTS REFRIGERATOR Automatic SANDWICH GRILL • Automatic WAFFLE BAKER • "Cushioned Action" WASHER Westinghouse Autocrat Toaster Toasts two slices—both sides—at the same time. Fingertip pressure on coal plastic handles pops up the toast. $15.50 WESTINGHOUSE AUTOMATIC PRACTICAL GIFT FROM I son RADIO & ELECTRIC Telephone 171J JAMESTOWN Mrs. 'Howard Spats and children of Molesworth, sbent Friday with her patents. Miss Betty Wilson of Glen Orchard, was a recent visitor with het friend, Miss Mary Bradshaw for a couple of •