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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1951-09-19, Page 3group' were welcomed by lir. J, D. MeeLachla,n, president of the O.A.C. Others taking part in the toasts wore Mrs, Alex Hammond, Moorefield and Mrs. Loren Guild of Rockwood, Dele- gates then returned to Memorial Hall, indne .Jaques, Canadian poet, delight- ed the audience with her lecture on Maces, people and Poetry. Miss ,Jaques recited several of her poems winch are familiar to many through her. books; Hack Door Neighbors, Aunt Hattie's !quo From My Kit- ellen Window and Place, Mrs, Ford Sudden presided for the. evening ses- sion, The second day was taken up with a summary of the work of the year ..rom the conveners of the various itariding committes, Under the direc- tion of Miss Flora 1)urnin, with Sylvia Davidson of Grey County pre- siding, Waterloo county presented.: "Clothes Closet% up to Date" Shirley uavidson, Grey County, presented "Cotton Accessories for the Girl's nionroom." Ruth Drown, Halton Coun- ty spoke on "Working with Wool." Three girls modelled then: garments, one of them twelve years of age had made her own suit and ii, sped main one for her sister. Huron County were proud to have „ peen in tins special project, With Margaret MacDonald of the Molessvorth Junior Club, Eyelet) Dun- can, tienthington county, spoke on ":,sleeping garments," Evelyn is one of three girls who won the Canadian Countrymen echolarsnip award. She received a week's course in Toronto and modelled the suit She had made. The New EXTRA FEATURE Included In We4te4.4/ 7crizat-ast ite-arspape4, 'Everyone's Enjoying Every Page of ' fu Included in All Saturday Editions of t OcAliarte Mesas.* (2ortroAte; 7e.twourse irsourpropot Men - - Women - - Boys - - Girls — All are finding a new thrill in ,jeading the excitingly fresh WEEKEND Picture Magazine, a new and regular Saturday feature included with all editions of The London Free Press. 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L Meet Guelph Area Wei, There were .350. delegates in attend- nnee at Memorial Hall, Guelph, on Tuesday anti Wednesday of last week, with Districts 10.11-12 comprised of Halton,. Waterloo North and South, Wellington South, North mid ,Centre, Grey South, Perth North and Centre, 13rtece and Huron East, represented. The Theme for the .convention was "To understand the world is better than to condemn it, to study the World is better than to abuse it; to make the world better, lovelier and h appier, is the noblest work of any Man or woman." Chairman, Mrs. J. R. White of Rip- ley presided and in her address en- larged on the Theme. Representing the provincial president, Mrs. Pur- cell of Fort William, was Mrs. Ridley of Caledonia, provincial vice-preen dent, Mrs. E. V. Thompson of Arias was convention se cretary.Twenty- two resolutions were presented by the convener, Mrs. \ eime Norris of Mil- ton. Mrs. Henderson and Mrs. Kirby both of Guelph, led in assembly sing- ing. Special guests at the convention were four English lawns, tn-o of whom Mrs, Fox and Mrs Eat, epoke brief- ly, A banquet vier, nc en Tueeday evening at Crecitna Hail where the . . Tougher! Longer Wearing It's the improved GOODlit'EAR ererre By actual test, the improved Goodyear DeLuxe delivers up to 34% more mile- age! And you get extra protection against blowouts plus sure-footed trac- tion as well. See us today—we have your size! Also °Imitable in Alb /road G-61 LOOK FOR THIS HIGH SIGN"OF QUALITY -0>A",,OVSer:V 7719( CRAWFORD MOTORS PHONE: 710 DODGE, DESOTO SALES & SERVICE Table setting wwi pri'seated by The eneteeoire Loh, e miss Margaret vulture:ion 04. .e.te vote Jun- ior representative, presented the re- port of the Juniors. An interesting address was given by Mr. .1. D. Parke of the Canadian Mewed evetita 'Toronto. Miss Lewis, Director 1Voinen's Insti- tute lernnen anu Honm Econoinice service gave an address, took charge of the question box and in the el'i'd- ing by Vallre and comment took the delegatee on a trip overseas to Nor- way, neeeden and Holland. The pie- tures included many tine pic COS of ereinteeture, Miss Lt.Wie aseed for neeae us to how to entertain the dele- gates who art' :14 an parts of the world in 1.9ed, when the associated countrywomen of the world visit Canada, Silo asked reembere everywhere to preserve our Canadian maple leaves by placing them between two pieces ot waxed paper and press- ing them with a hot iron, She showed a picture of a man who had visited Canana years ago, eie had leen. given sonic Maple leaves, which were valued still highly and had kept as a souvenir, Mrs. Arnold Darronn az Lein:era, eourtesy• convener, 'emcee( the appreciation of all delegates those who had helped in any way ;.; make the convention a success. A, vote of thanks was made by Mrs. Arthur Hamitton, to Mrs, Whiee retiring president, for her efficient term of office:. Officers for 1051-1;2 :UV as jolltiv.vs: Hon, ]'resident, Mrs, J.. it White, Ripley; President, Mrs. Ford Sedden, Gait; let, vice-president, Mrs. A,ex Hammond, Moorefield; 2nd, vice-pre- sident, Mrs, Duvid Carroll, SeenTreae., Mrs. D. el, Netennettglatoin LIII.4 eVa ; C'Oric'entiial Seuretary, lei re. ;[!.. V, ..C110/111)8011, -4.eljr;; members, :hire;. J J . Meleinaon, (.hts- ley; Mrs, e rank Reinhert, entinpoten \eine l‘trti. A. sv'Uod o t..c4t1ri; en eon ors, Mrs. Vie T. MacLean, Wroxeler: Mrs. Hervey Timm, Lhu, vale; Peo- vinethe tioard members, Mrs, .1. Gatis, Colpos s ..134,,y; Mrs. Loren Guild, Rocawooe, Mrs. Arnold Darrocie Clif- forn. Rally My, United Church. "A Story to Tell to the Nations," was the memo W11011 United Church neeenny School held their rally day. Members of the Sunday school and their teachers occupied the front pews in the church, a eripted form of service was used and the special number by the choir, "We've a Story to Tell to the Nations," Rev, E. W. Todd told the story of an African boy who became a minister. Two years ago he was a delegate from Angola to the World conference of Sunday schools held in Toronto. The special offering was given to the work of the United Church in teach- ing the children around the world. Mr. Todd announced a meeting In the church schoolroom on Friday even- ing at 7.30 for girls over eight years of age. The following week the boys Tyro club will meet at 7.30 in the church schoolroom. Anniversary. Services Sept. 30th The United Church will hold Anni' versery services on .gundaY, tier 3Uth., at J.1 a.m. aed 7.2e p.m. Rev. norsburgh of gudbneY, Will be guest speaker. Special music will be given by the choir. A cordial invita- tion 14 extended to attend, WoMen's Missionary Society The Woinents. MiSeiOnarn, Society, United Church, Will Meet on Friday afternoon of this Week, September ?let., at 3 encloelt. Mrs. Munro and Mrs, leae are in charge Of the diee. E, W,. Todd will introtitive the new study book,. All tie! latitee are cordially invited :149 be preeent. Wryest service St, hoid James' helr n Annual` iW rvc an C: eture(''LlintiNlEtll on Sunday evening, .Septeniber etiret., at 7.30 o'clock. Rev,' Douglas Vegan will have Warn'e of the service and special antlenes will be given by the cnoit e all. A cordial invitation is extend- ed t Uowleit Lions Hear National President Jack Inarlovv of Woodetoelt, Presi- eent• of me Lions Grubs 01, nuattua, was guest speaker on nnersuay mem, s‘ nun lvieliluers of the inuwent: niorn. Chid held their Ladies' 4.\416nt. ills eenteil e W as vela txt Salem i.d.nuer.1 nouren. 'the ladies Qt trjai. c ungre. geeten provided a nountran efrienra olall.r;.. yr let whrleil tney tt:i.4.41;11.1; alnisley preeiteete non un Deputy nnerriet-trovein trot 1.314111e etoberis of to introunee the gueet epeenee. Jaen,. eatenw who gave an reepieing tonne on "ere-m(4MM." • tlettsgi.faerAvset 0.teze ;] eel. ,- : nen) spoke worue of apenniatlea to tic' gneet, speaker. on 00/4da of the elm), prenntent Clifi %Veen:icy pre- sentee a, gilt, Lion Jack 'tallow pre- sentee neon erordon hargfave, wile has been namee international Coen.- eteior, with a jewel of gold and diam- onds. 'finis was .aseardeu eecause dur- ing ills term co Dietrict-erovernor he hen given oec hundred per tont ef- ficient service. Lion Gordon also re- ceived tile girt of a fire extinguisher from fellow members of the local clue. One new number was welcom- ed. six visitors from Blyth were wel- comed. ieirs. Norman Garrett, Blyth, Made the draw for the lucky prizes, jail Twister Lion Ken. Edgar had a busy time imposing, fines, Assisting w in the programme were 'Miss Ethel Reis of Fordwich who sang, playing her own accompaniment on the guitar, and Mrs. D. S., MacNaughton, who gave two readings, 'Jane Brown', by Nellie McClung and "To Live hopefully" by Robert Moore. Lion Roy Hunter expressed appreciation to the ladies of the church to which Mrs. J. Simmonds, President of the W. A. replied. Meeting closed with the Lions Roar. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Weir of Tor- onto spent the week-end with the for- mer's mother, Mrs. W. E. Weir and other friends. Mr. and Ml's. James Doig attended anniversary services in Belmore United Church on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Doig formerly attended this. Church. Mr. and Mrs. Andy Adams attend- ed Western Fair in London on Fri- day. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Timm. and • daughters, Marilyn and Marjorie, were. London visitors: last week. Mrs. Leslie and Mrs. Laura Kirton were in Orangeville on nerednesday attending the funeral of a relative, Mr, and Mrs. Hill Deltrnan were London visitors un Friday of lust '5AreMiss Mae Davidson, who has been ivisiting in Bluevalte has returned to her home here. Friends arc pleased to know her health is inueb. improv t'd - i Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd North and deli- ghters, Beverly, Sylvia and Donna, of London, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Timm, Mrs, Charles Cathers, Mrs. T, Par- ken Mrs, W. T. MacLean and Mrs. D. S. MacNaughton, were in Guelph last week attending the Women's en- stitute oonvention. ' They were ac- companied by Mrs, Gordon Mundell, 'Eltievale dtlegate. Friends learn with regret of the 1 illness of :Lyle's. Alex eorrigan, who is a patient in a London Hospital, sand will wish. lot her a speedy recov- 1 r-fry to good health, Mr. ,lira Ldger is still a patient in [Victoria Hospital where he has been !for several Iv, eke. Jim's many friends hope he Will ',continue to improve. Miss Reiner' Moffatt, Kitchener, spent the wte4inend nt bey home here, Rev, Mesa eloorehoilei., former minister of the United Ginne.n. inrd- witen was te.eIsatte d u. tnlini- stel of the 'United Church, For the past two year., Mr. Moor- house has been aassistant minister of Metropoliten Chureh, London. WESTFIELD (Intended for Last Week) Betty Rotne. r, jennny inueleinar and !Israel elo et are among those from this district ..ne, eee Goderich Collegsaw cis :' nee Mary and Marvin. Snell, enildeen of Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Snell had their tonsils removed at the Whigham General Hospital on Friday. Rev, H. C. \Vilsun of Clinton, Mr. John Wilson of Camrose, Alberta, called on Mr, and Mrs. Douglas Campbell on Wednesday night. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Taylor visited on Saturday with Mrs. N, G. Ainslie. of Goderich Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hannah moved to their new home at Beigrave on Satur- day. Mr. and Mrs, Donald Snell were Sarnia visitors on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Scott and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Scott of Teeswater visited on Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Vint, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Armstrong, Messrs, Robt. Armstrong and Norman •Wightmart -spent a few days last week at the Toronte Exhibition. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Campbell were week-end guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Abel of St. Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Gower of Code- rich spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gower. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Lee of Toronto returned home on Sunday after spend- ing a week with Mr, and Mrs. Earl Wi ght man.. Mrs, Jasper McBrien of Goderich, spent Monday with her sister, Mrs. Gordon Snell. Mr. W, H. Campbell was a week- AND REMEMBER end, guest at the home of his daugh- ter, Mrs, W. P. Crozier of London. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Vint, Mr. and Mrs. Touzel and lhniald of Stretfned. visited on .Sunday with Mr. and nne, Arnold Vint. Mrs, J. L. McDowell spent last week with her ']aught,. r, Mrs. John Gear. of Kitchener. Mrs. Amite Killough of Sinfortil. Miss Mabel Killough of Byron, visited with the McDowell relatives In this eommunity last week; The Anniversary servicee at tfie Westfield 'United •Ceeireh will be 1 rld on Senday, October Pitle, with Rev.; Watt of Gorrie as the guest speaker. Mr. Wm. McDowell visfull Thursday with Mr. and !Kt's. Wtn. Kelly of Seaforth and Mr. and M. Wesley Stankhouso of Bri:cefield. Mr. John Gear of Kit ,h,.ner spent the week-end with Arr. Armond Me- Burney and other friends. Mr, aid Mrs. Arnold Vint and fain- ; fly. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert 'Int, Mr, ; I anti Mrs. Touzel anti Donald, visited ' on Sunday evening with Mrs. Robt Vint of Wingham, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Snell and Lis- lie have left for their new hoine at Carnrose, Alberta. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Campbell ban ) eurelmeed the dwelling at Auburn of Mr. and Mrs, Clayton Lucid and are to get possession the' 10th of October. The Mission Hand met on Sunday ' afternoon with a. good attendance. • The meeting was led by Gordon Scripture, lesson was read by Donna Walden from 100 psalm. Pray- er by Mrs. 'Chas. e,rtith. Readings were given by John Campbell and Harvey Snell. The. chapter In the Study book was given by Mrs. Nor- scan mdDoweil and the story was told' by Mrs. Chas. Smith. The meet- :mg closed with prayer rartg•blyabetla. WANTED Horses for Slaughter 3c lb. at farm. e also pick up dead animals. PRICE Horses 56.00 each Cows $0.00 each Pigs .;Or. even Small Animals according to size and condition, C. BRUBAKER 'hone GO8w1 Wingham THE BELL TELEPHONE MIDNIGHT SATURDAY SEPTE MAIL YOUR ENTRY TO-DAY ! HERE'S ALL YOU HAVE TO DO . . . First — check to make sure that you have all your lucky Kist Bottle Tops and your official entry form. 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