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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1951-04-25, Page 3.11••••^1.•••••="Arn malt" HURON OT RS • tom'`. A. D. MacWILLIAM PHONE 237 WINGHAM What a thrlilt Deny limbs fill out; ugly hol- lows fill nook ne longer scrawny; body loses half-starved, sickly 'bean-polo" look. Thou-sands of girls. women, mon, who toyer could gain be-fore, aro now proud of shapely. healthy-looking bodies, They thank the spe-cial vigor-building, flesh-building tonne, Ogren. Its tonics, stimulants, invigora-tors, iron, vitamin 131, cal-cium, mulct blood, improve appetite Rua digestion so food gives you more strength nod nourishment; put flesh on bare bones. Get Lovely Curves Don't fear gating Toe fat, Stop when you're gained the 5, 10, 15 or 20 lbs. yon need for normal weight. Costs little. Stew "got acquainted" size only 00e. Try famous Carer Tonto Tablets for new rigor and added pound a, this. Tory Slay. At an druggists.. 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The meeting was opened with the regular ceremony. The mini utes of the last meeting and the trt asiirees report were read. The roll call was then answered, Lor- raine Hanna and Elaine Holt were appointed to take the worship ser- vice for the next meating. Lorraine. Hanna moved, seconded by Lois Coil that the business period be adjourn- ed. The worship serviee was taken by Bernice Adams and. Gwen Walsh. The theme was aigns of Springe", hYrnn 200 was sung and a poem a as • t. ODRRIE ccograoltions to. Mr.. and Mrs,. Ted Newton who marked a 215th Wedding anniversary on Saturday, April 21.st. Igr. W. O. King visited Histo.wel friends on Sunday. Mrs. Sadie. Lynn of Listowel, visited last week with Mrs. Gordon Hdgar, Mrs, John Hyncirean of Toronto, Spent last week with her son, Mx. Vred Hyndman and Mrs. Hyndraan. ,..crIALMOROF r ers , 'ii•L' a , . li Inu1 ivery NEW TRACTORS = = Ford Tractors with exclusive Proof- meter, FORD MAJOR - English Tractor, both Diesel and Gasoline. 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Mrs. Glad gar, were in Paris Saturday attending the funeral of an uncle, Mr. John Cochrane, Paris, Mr, Cochrane woe born on the 2nd, con. of Howlett, Misses Grace Edgar and Marjorie Hehrns are in Guelph this week at- tending the 7th annual 3 day con;cr,. once of the Jr, Farmers Assoiiation. Mrs. Ken Hastie, Mrs. Ira McLean and Mrs. W. 0. King called on their aunt .and uncle, Mr. and Mrs, 4. J. Moffatt at Wingham on Sunday af- ternoon. Mr, Herb Neill, Goderich, coaled on friends in town. on Sunday. Reeve H. H. Strong was in Clin- ton on Friday evening, when North. Mrs. Percy Ashton, Mrs. Ceeil Wil- son, Mrs, Clifford Walmsley and Mrs. Ndrman Wade, attended the executive meeting of. the East Huron Disteiet Women's Institute in Wroxeter on Friday. Mrs. Geo. Adams and Miss Strong were also in attendance, repre- senting the Jr. Institute, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Featherston and little daughter, Barbara Jean, spent several days with Mrs. Petherston's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Frank King. Miss Edith Hastie of Wingliaaa spent the week-end at her home. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Neil, Peter and Billie, of Newcastle, spent Sunday and Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Aug- ust Keil. Mr. Mac Abram spent Sunday at his home in Listowel, Miss Betty Zimmerman was home from Wingham for :the week-end. Mr. Ken Hastie spent Sunday and Monday in Toronto, Mr, and Mrs. Carl Newton, iIeorge and Jack, ..of Chatham, visited with relatives over the weelt-end, Werium's. Association Tlhe regular OM of the W A. of the United Church was held at the 'home of Mrs. T. L. McInnes on Thursday, with Group 4 In charge of the program. Mrs. Gordon Edgar opened the meeting with singing of the hymn "What a Friend We Have in Jesus." Mrs, Walmsley read the 'Scripture from Matt 5: 1-16, „Nita T. IV. Edgar read a PPeTh„ "The Way It j Is Said.'" Hymn "Pass Me .'Tot Gentle Saviour" was sung, Mrs. W. King gave a reading "The Manifesta- tion of Christ To-day," atter the bust- ' ess period, the hymn "Jesus, Keep Me Near the Cross" was sung and served by Mrs. A. Dustow, Mrs, W, Galloway and the hostess. Thirteen members and one visitor were present. United church News Rev. and Mrs. Robt. Watt will be attending the all Huron reae ption ol ministers and their wives this Thurs- day evening at the home 01 Mr, Li. Sutter, Clinton. The reception and entertainment will be Larrie'i out by the Young People's Union exeadive of. Huron Presbytery. Mr. C, D. Walmsley, Mrs. E. Wait- field, Miss Margaret Dane and Rev. R. Watt attended the special Sundae School Institute service on Sunday afternoon in Belgrave United Church, Deacon Joseph of South India thrill- ed the gathering With his inspiring and up to date challenge of the Chris. ti ing the message. There will be a special service next Sunday evening at 7.30 D.S.T. to which everyone is invited, The full length sound film entitled "For Good or Evil" will be shown. This is an outstanding film that everyone will want to see, It is a new one and this wings, The third meeting of the Corrie Guards was held at Helen Strong's home on Tuesday, April 17th., at 8.15 p.m. There were six girls and the assistant leader present, Girls were shown how to test the water for drinking. Notes were given on invis- ible enemies, what they are and how to fight them, first aid and burns and their treatment. Your Money's Worth In Food Every woman who is interested in getting her money's worth in food for her -family'slintad plan. to attend the course sponsored' by the Gorrie Women's Institute in the Community Hall on Tuesday, May 1st, at 1,30 p. m., and on Wednesday, May 2nd., at 10 am. and 1.30 p.m. D. S. T., when Miss Margaret Meyer, of the Wo- men's Institute Branch and Home ! Economics Service, Ontario Dept. of Agric.„ will give demonstrations. Wise spending , of money and meal plan- ning will be discussed. ,A booklet of recipes will be given to each person attending. All women .of the corn- ! munity are invited to attend the three 'meetings. Balanced meals are within the reach of all if every penny a c spend on food buys food for health. Community Club Elects Officers A "Family Night" for the commun- ity was held in the hail on Friday evening. Euchre was enjoyed, prises being won by Mrs, Harry Hastie and Gordon Underwood. Crokinole and chines() checkers were also playee, while the youngsters had a lively time with games under the direction of Rev, Douglas Vogan assisted by Tom Edgar. The president of the 'Community Club, C. D. Walmsley, who is retiring after two years efficient service, told of the activities of the • past year and thanked the ladies es ecially for their work in the booths 'when dances were being held. The following officers were named for the corning year: President, Norman Wade; Viecepresident, W. C. King; Secretary, Tom Edgar; Treasurer, Norman Carson; Ltinch conveners, Mrs. E. J. Parrish, Mrs. W. E. Whit- p Mrs, Gee, Cook. Miss Freda Cook underwent an operation for appendicitis in Wing- f‘ 1.1amniral.igt,aleral Hospital on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Harold Young and family, of .Gederich, visited on aa.ielny with Mr. and Mrs. j. MeHurne-„r. Mr, and Mrs. Clifford Portion and family, visited on Sunday with Mr. r ancii ret,tra. Russel Purdon of NY„'hite- chI The Belgrave Junior Institute an' planning to stage a fashion show for !their mothers and friends at their May meeting, Mr. and Mrs, Elwin Taylor moved ,last week from Marnoch to their !new home near Brussels, 11 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cook and !spen ding home in Belgrave this week, 3ftor 'spending the winter months with her niece in London. Mr. and Mrs, Jim Walsh and baby, ,Mr. and Mrs. Harold Walsh and Carol Anne, spent Sunday with Mr. 'and Mrs. Gordon Bosma,n, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brydges motored Ito Stratford and took Muriel, nurse- !in-training there, to the Ontario Hos- 1 . read by ,Bernice Adams, Hear". Gwen Walsh then read a story. The responsive reading wa,. taken from Psalm 121, Gwen Walsh led in .prayer and hymn 52 was sung, The Mission Study was taken by Mrs. Boss Anderson. rages for scrap book were collected, Games were enjoyed and Taps was sung. a"' .11,..01/".• ^ -^e For Complete IALIZATiON INSURANCE SEE Step iart A e Scott Phone 293 Catherine St., Wingham ALL TYPES OF INSURANCE Roy Bridge and Glenn McKiehap), are "attending the Jr; Farmer's. con. vention to c neigh this week. garl, Halter was home from Westminster Hospital for a few days with his family, Miss Grace Edgar was in liletideae. on Saturday attending the wedding of her friend, Miss Rhoda Seward of London. Mr„ and Mrs. Thos, Penrose and. son, Kenneth, spent Sunday at the Sk• innymen,women galn5 10,151in • 1940 Buick Coach 1937 Pontiac Coach 1937 Chrysler Sedan Many other older models to choose from —TRUCKS- 3-1949 Mercury 176-in. wheel- base 3-ton Models, your choice 1948 Mercury 3-ton, 134-in. wheelbase 1950 Mercury 3-ton, 134-in. wheelbase 1950 Mercury Half-ton Panel 1950 Mercury One-ton express 1950 Chevrolet 1 1/2-ton 1950 Ford Half-ton pick-up Many other models to choose from for Immediate Delivery pay on all commercial vehicles. used car lot No. 795 Get New Pep, Vim, Vigor will be one of the first Ontario FORD Mr. and Mrs. Crosby Sothern are leaving this week for Strathroy, where they will make their home, Howiek Legion sponsored a dance in the Community Hall on .Friday evening with music supplied by .Ia,ek Sangster 's Orchestra. East Huron District Women's ln- stitute held their executive meeting Wroxeter an Friday afternoon. Mrs. Crosby Sothern, Dist. Pres., Mrs. J. McCann, Mrs. Harris and Mrs. Stanley Hride were in attendance from the local branch of the Institute. Mrs. J. McCann was nominated for district president. f3ELGRAVE Mrs. R, J. Scott and Kenneth, vis- ited on Monday' with her sister, Mrs. Scott Inglis of Belmore. Huron Plowmen's Association laid a • dinner meeting inH the meeting closed with tilt, Lord's ,.. Mr, and Mrs, .Ids, w alsh and son, the occasion of their 25th .anniverrnra. L. E, Cardiff, M. P., North Huron, was honored, having served as asscaa ration chairman for 25 years. Mr. and Mrs. Jets, Graham, Betty and Alex, of Toronto, spent the week- end with relatives here. prayer repeated in unison, Lunch was Murray, spent Sunday with Mr. and an Gospe . Austin, and Mr, Frank Cooper spent Next Sunday morning at 11 a.m, !Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Harold IS. T,, Rev, Harold - Wellwood, of Tor- t onto, representing the Ontario Tenn-!Messer of Tiverton, Little Elaine perance Federation, will be guest !Slessor returned home after spending speaker. Rev. R. Watt will conduct 'last week with her grandparents, I the service with Rev, Wellwood bring- Mrs. Thos. Shoebottom returned to ,petal at London, where she will take a three month's training course at ,that hospital. Miss Audrey Bradburn is attending .the Provincial Campers' Reunion, be- ing held at the 0.A.C., Guelph this :week. I Misses Mae Dawson and Dorothy Pattison, Jim Johnson and Murray Bradburn, members of the Junior Parmer's and Junior Institute are at ;Guelph this week at the Provincial annual meeting and convention being' held at the O.A.C. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Vincent and daughters of Grand Bend, also Mrs. Katie Vincent and son, Harold, of Dashwood, visited on Sunday even- ; ing with their cousin, Mr. Albert and Mrs. Vincent of Belgrave. Bride-Elect Showered Mrs. J. Walsh of Blyth was hostess to a shower for Miss Lorna Dunbar ;field, Mrs. E. H. Strong and Mrs. Geo. King; Directors, Burns Stewart, .Cliff Cooke, T. L. McInnes, Mrs. P. Ashton; Program Committee, Mrs. W. C. King, M. D. Irwin, Glad Edgar, E. Whitfield; Recreation Committee, ;Harry Hastie, Glad Edgar, Claus ;O'Krafka, H. J. Parrish, Ken Hastie, 'Mrs. Sandy Edgar, Refreshments were served and a social time followed with old time dancing, Mn.. and Mrs. Percy Ashton supplying music. Howiek Jr. Institute The Jr. Institute was held in Gorale 'on April 11th., with a good attend- 'ance, Meeting opened with the Ode land Lord's Prayer, Gwen Ruttcn p!e- sided over the business, Mrs, ,Andrew !Simpson of Molesworth, was tin,' guast 'speaker and took US hex. topic' "a:ar- .dening." This was very interesulog and she also gave ninny helpful hints !on good gardening. The Jr, joined the Jr, Farmers for the film "The Farmer Makes a Profit," Inman !was served and dancing followed, I Three pupils of S. S. No, 6, Turn- berry, whose teacher is Campbell Brown, sang solos last week at the Huron County Music Festival at Goderiela Their names were Verde Metaclfe, who ranked second in her class, Kenneth St. Marie and Leslie Showers who stood fourth in their respective classes. Robert Stinson Funeral „services were held from the home `8.1 Miss Pearl Stinson with public service conducted by Rev. G. Vegan in St. Stephen's Anglican Church at 2.30 p.m., on Tuesday af- ternoon, April 24.th., for Robert Stin- son, who was found dead iii his. apartMent in Woodstoek oil Friday. • He had been in poor health, suffering from a heart condition for seine time and death was believed to be caused by a heart attack. He was a son of the late Robert Stinson and Annie Burns and was born in Qorrie 'in March 1880. His early life was spent in Gerrie. He spent a number of years in the West, and for the last ten years he resided in Woodstock, SneViving are one sister., Miss Pearl Stinson, Gortie and one brother, William of Detroit, A sister, Mrs. Gordon (AlVaretta) Barton, died in 1080, Nteritent Was in 'Gerrie ceMe-, tery. A new and different blend with a mild and pleasing flavour. Firm and smooth to chew. Never crumbles.