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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1949-11-30, Page 44.1118101•111.1Moni..1•11mmulliMMINO•monmesiminV sor, Mrs. Alex Murdie and Bobby, and Mr. and Mrs. Mel Brown of Waterloo, were week-end visitors with 'Mr. anti Mrs, Robinson Woods. Mr. and M rs, Woods, who celebrate their Golden Wedding Anniversary on Tuesday, were honoured at a family dinner on Saturday evening. Miss Norma Weatherhead of Oran- geville, spent the week-end at her home here. Miss Isobel Miller and Anne Todd motored to Toronto on Saturday to attend the Royal Fair, when Anne is exhibiting her prize calf. FORDWICH A. few of the many in Toronto last week for the Royal Winter Fair were: Mr, and Mrs. Norman Harding, Miss Margaret Harding, thliss Margaret Harding Miss Beatrice Wade, Mrs. Fred Demerling, Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn John- ston, Mrs. C, J. Colville, Los Angeles, Cal., was a recent visitor at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Bert Winston. Mrs, • I) 1950 Meteor Two-Door Sedan available in both Custom Deluxe and Deluxe Models. • • ii AGE FOUR MISS AMERICA 17 jewels Snake chain bracelet Wednesday, November 30, 1949 Be Careful A sound investment policy depends on knowledge and experience, LET US HELP YOU TO USE YOUR MONEY TO THE BEST ADVANTAGE WRITE JOHN M. EASSON & CO. Members Toronto Stock Exchange 217 BAY STREET ELGIN 1138 TORONTO ONTARIO and Harold Foerter. Surviving are his wife, five sons, Ivan, Hanover; Carl and Clayton, Hanover, Lloyd, Bridge- port, Earl at home, a daughter, Mrs. Elmer Parrott, London, one brother and three sisters. The National Film Board will pre- THE WINGEIAM ADVANCE-TIMES sent their showing on Thursday even- ing at 8,30 p.m. in the Orange Hall. These beautiful and instructive films are free to all who care to attend. family of Blyth, virro 6d with Mr. and Mr, and Mrs, Calrt Falconer and Mrs. T. L, 'McInnes on Sunday. Ax01/111111,11 11011110MMIIIIIII WE'LL HOLD IT Colville was the former Wilma John- ston and her girlhood was spent in Fordwich. Dr. and Mrs. Balfour Armstrong ol Medicine Hat, Alberta, were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wray Cooper last week, Mrs. Spenee Wears had the mis- fortune to fall on Wednesday last breaking her leg. Mrs. R. Nay was hostess for the November meeting of the W.M.S., The Women's Institute held their Family Night in the Community hall on Tuesday evening of last week. Trinity Church W.A., packed their annual bale for St. Paul's Indian Resi- dential School at Cardston, Alberta, on Thursday. George H. Heipel Funeral services for `George Heipel, 62,0were held on Friday after- noon, from the family residence, in Howick Township and in Fordwich United Church. Rev. Stewart Miner was assisted by Rev. A. M. Schlenker of Clifford, Interment was in Clifford cemetery, Pallbearers were Thomas Porterfield, Frank McKenzie, Edgar. Henry, George Murray, Wm. 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Interiors richly trim- med in good taste . . . front seat cushioned with molded foam rubber . . . additional - "Quiet Tone" sound-proofing for a quieter, more pleasant ride . . . new . push-button type door handles .. . . new trigger-release trunk lid and many, many more new features. 1950 Meteor C.iSstosss DeluxeStationWagoir--- distinctive and prac- tical. Wide, roomy seats for eight. i t BELGRAVE Farm Forum Rally iR Farm Forum Rally was held in -the Forester's Hall, on Monday, Nov. 21st., with a large crowd attending front North Huron, and Bruce 'For- ums. Robert McMillan of Clinton, County Chairman of the farm forum commit- *le presided. In his remarks he stated that the "Theme for the farm forum programmes this year was Publicity. He gave suggestions for the forums and said help may be obtained by writing the head office in Toronto. C. R. Coultes, vice-president of the DETROIT'S "FIRST" IN CONVENIENCE • COMFORT • QUALITY In the bean of the downtown, office, theater, and shopping area. Friendly, courteous service to molt* yout stay in Detroit a pleasant memory. The Tuller Coffee Shop or Cafeteria for excel. lent Food modestly priced. The Hotel Tulles, Detroit's largest., is the place to slay. VISIT OUR Cocktail Lounge ONE OF DETROIT'S FINEST 800 ROOMS WITH BATH FROM S T S old VI/11er FACING GRAND CIRCUS PARR Vitt* I r Catition General Manager 05.1 1111 „11\1111*11 /1,1111011 the unit has been operating since July 1st., with a staff consisting of himself as full time doctor, six full time nurs- es, two full time sanitary inspectors, one veterinary and two stenographers. Credit was given the Women's Instit- ute in uging the foundation of the heal- th centre. The functions of the centre are to compile statistics, immunization, enviroment inspections of water sup- plies, restaurants, etc, counselling ex- pectant mothers and care of babies and adult education. The financing of the unit amounts to $1.15 a person with a half paid by the provihce. The proportion of money used for prevention of sickness is much small- er than is used for treatment. This is the 26th health unit to go into opera- tion. Cecil Falconer moved a vote of thanks to the speaker. Others contrib- uting to the program were: Audrey Bradburn leading in community sing- ing with M. Bradburn at titLY piano, a piano duet by George and Ruth Procter, solo, Mrs. Jack Wick- stead accompanied by Mrs. 3. M. Conf. tes, a reading, Mrs. Stanley Cook, and a vocal duet by Audrey and Ruth Bradburn, accompanied by Mrs. Brad- burn at the piano. Mr. McMillan con- ducted a questionairre. Dick Procter, chairman of the pro,. gramme welcomed the visitors to the meeting and David Ireland moved a vote of thanks on behalf of the guests. Refreshments were served and a social hour spent. ST. HELENS Ladies please note that the Decem- ber meeting of the Women's Institute will be held on Thursday ,December 8th., instead of the regular date, at the home of Mrs. Wallace Miller, Roll Call, Christmas verse and exchange of Christmas gifts. Subject, "Christ- mas" in charge of Mrs. Charles 1Me- Donald. Program committee and hos- tesses, Mrs. Jas. Curran, Mrs. F. G. Todd, Mrs, W. E. Gordon. Mr. and Mrs. Neely Todd arid children of Stratford, were week-end visitors with Mr, and Mrs. D. Todd. Mrs. W. A. Millet ig visitor with Mr, aid Mrs. Newton Istnot in Wind* . Federation made announcements of the annual meeting of the Morris Fed- eration in Belgrave, Wednesday, Nov. 23rd, the county emeting in Clinton, Tuesday, Nov, 29th,, the annual meet- ing of the Provincial meeting in Tor- onto, Jan. 10-13, and of the short course held at the O.A.C. Crristmas week. Bob Carbert of CKNX was present and was invited to speak. Mr. Carbert asked the secretaries to send their reports to him and he would be glad to use them on his programme. Mr, Vic Roy of Londesboron, intro- duced the guest speaker. Dr. R. M. Aldis of the Huron Health Unit which is located in Clinton. Dr. Aldis said 1111 Chrome wheel trim drips and white sidewall tires optional at extra cost. Meteor "Touch-O-Matte" Overdrive (optional at extra cost) saves up to 15% on gasoline, increases engine life. 1950 Meteor Four-Door Sedan —the latest word in beauty, per- formance and spac- ious comfort. Avail- able in Custom Deluxe and Deluxe Models. 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