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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1952-06-11, Page 8SERVE IT TASTES GOOD GOOD IT'S GOOD. TASTE St. Andrew's W.M.S. The regular monthly meeting of the women's, Missionary Society, of St, Andrew's Presbyterian Church, was held On Tuesday afternoon, June 3rd, At three o'clock in the church parlour, The president, Mrs. H, Aitchison, Occupied the chair, and the meeting was opened with prayer by Mrs. W. :Hammond, Mrs, Aitchison read a sketch on the work in Chile and Ar- gentina, After the singing of hymn No. 185, the secretary, Mrs, T. A, Currie, read her report, followed by the general business of the meeting. Arrangements were made for a spec- ial speaker for the home helpers' meeting in July, also for sending a bale in September. The Scripture reading and medita- tion was very ably given by Miss K. Pringle, taken from the 3rd. chapter, first Corinthians, also 4th chapter, the first seven verses, "God Giveth the Increase." "We are Labourers to- gether with God," How faithful are we as good stewards? The roll call followed with a splendid attendance. Mrs. Bateman favored with a lovely piano selection, "The Holy City,' which was very much enjoyed. The topic from the current Study book, "Student Work and Christian Literature for South America," was given in two parts. The first part, "Student Work in South America," was given by Mrs. W. D. McKague, and the second part, "Sending forth the Word in South America," was given by Mrs. J. Burch!11. Both these papers were most interesting. Hymn 289 was sung and the offer- ing was received, Mrs. G. Hastie gave the offertory prayer. After the sing- ing of hymn 797, the meeting was closed with prayer by Miss F. Wilson. How Can I Start An Investment Programme? 14-1252 THE tkLuujn. 11E1 of CANADA HEAD OFFICE 0.VATERLOO. ONTARIO 7:keekt coiceee rocoAtaue EST. 1969 BO YOUR BIROS ARE HOME ON THE RANGE, %JACK. HOW ARETHEY MAKING OUT f I NOT 50 BAP, POO. BUT I THERE'S A LOT MORE. 10 THIS RANGE f3U5INE55 THAN MEET5THE EYE. rM ONE. UP ONI- YOU THERE, POC. I ALWAYS USE V/14-6/V1V. WISE. MAN, JACK. HERE ARE A FEW TIPS. TwoWaystaBigOr Egg Profit A GOOD RANGE hgo coo orcu owr7.,. f PAGE MOOT Magistrate Holtues said that 0 Some "The danger is to Other persons," years ago the highway Traffic Act he pointed out,---Goderieh ,Signal-Star, had required that the number of passengers in the front seat of a ve- hicle be limited to three but that the clause had since been deleted, He warned the apcused, however, that the driver must have absolute free- dom of motion and be able to move his arms in case of an emergency. By Planned SavingsThrough Life Insurance. The basis of an investment plan in most cases should be life insurance. It meets in a sound and regular way the real objectives of investment — savings for the future, a retirement income and money for your family should anything happen to you. What is more, life in- surance achieves these ends economically and without worry or risk. Discuss with a Mutual Life of Canada re- presentative a life insurance investment plan for your future District Representative : Mission Bana The Wingham United Church 1Vfis- sign Band met in the Sunday School rooms on Monday, June 2nd. "Jesus Loves Me," was sung as the opening hymn, and. the band repeated the Mis- sion Band purpose, Mrs. Burrell read the Scripture lesson from the Book of Matthew. Hilda Tiffin led in pray- er. The minutes were read and the roll call answered by $0 members and 1 visitor, Jimmy Orvis recited a poera. Greer Dunlop read a temperance item and Mrs, Earl Hamilton read a temper- ance poem. Plans were made for a picnic on the chur4 lawn on Monday afternoon, Jane 16th, Sharon Lewis favored with a piano solo. Jane Salter recited a poem. Mrs. Salter read a very interesting Missionary story. The hymn, "There's a Friend for Little Children," closed the meeting and everyone repeated the Mipzah Bene- diction. EAST WAWANOSH COUNCIL MEETING THE WINGHAM ADVANCE-TIMES- WEDNESDAY, -NNE 11th, U M. McPhail — Wingham Job. Four In Front Seat Legal' The presence of four people in the front seat of a motor vehicle is not =elusive evidence of careless driv- ing, Magistrate D, B. Holmes, Q, C., ruled last Thursday in dismissing a charge of careless driving against Dennis Penfound, 20, of H. H. 1, Londesboro, Constable P•arkinson of the Coder- lob detachment of the Ontario Pro- vincial Police gave evidence that he saw Penfound driving around the Square just before midnight on May 10, with three other passengers in the seat of his 1,s-ton truck, Defence Counsel F, H. Darrow, Q. C., said that there was no evidence submitted on which to make a con- viction, nothing having been said about the width of the seat. Clause Deleted of YOUR. 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Taylor, the weed inspector, was present, He brought to the attention of the coun- cil some noxious weeds on township road sides. A request was received from the Wingham Fish and Game Club to have township representatives ap- pointed on the club, Moved by Buch- anan, seconded by Purdon that Reg, Scholtz, Stanley Marks, Fred Deacon, John F. McCallum and Gordon Smith be appointed. Carried. Moved by Hanna, seconded by Fur- don, that the council give the Union Cemetery Board, Blyth, a grant of $150. Carried. Moved by McGowan, seconded by Buchanan, that the road and general accounts as presented be passed. Car- ried, As there is a large amount of the 1951 taxes still unpaid, the council re- quests the default ratepayers to try to pay up as soon as possible, before the list is sent to the County Treas- urer, and save added expense. Road Cheques, Stuart McBurney, salary, mileage, $248, bills paid, $5.75, $253.75; E. J. Cartwright, tractor, spring roads, $5.00; Leslie Buchanan, checking gravel and brushing, $134.25; Ernest Walker, operating grader, $152.80, labour, 18.75, $171.55; Reavie Service Station, labour and repairs, $8.00; Phillip Dawson, drilling posts, bolts, signs, $2.85; Howard Machan, sprayer repairs, $1.00; Levi Good, 4776 cub. yards gravel at 5c; $238.80; Joe Kerr, crushing gravel $2913.36, bull- dozing, $28.00, 2941.36; Dominion Road Machinery Co,, 43 gals, fuel oil, $86.13, gasoline, $77.74, $163.87; Can. Indus- tries Ltd., brush spray, $576.25; Dept. Highways, Ont. tax on 435 gal, fuel oil, $47.85. General Cheques:--Can. Industries Limited, Warble Fly Spray material, $573.50;. R. D. Munroe, relief account, $155.56; Belgrave Co-Op., 5 gal. dis- infectant, $8.50; COunty of Huron hos- pital account, $65,00; The Huron Ex- positor, adv. drain tenders, $3.75; R. H. Thompson, transporting inmate to County Home, $5.00, mileage, $3.10, $8.10; Alex McBurney stamps, $10.00; Clark McGregor, salary as Warble FIy inspector, $116.45; R. M. Shiell, live stock valuer, $2.70; John A. Cur- rie, livestock claim, 1 Iamb, $32.00; Frank Cooper, operating sprayer for warble fly, $245.10; Cr. to E. Wawa- nosh roads, rent of sprayer for warble fly, $268.00. Moved by Purdon, seconded by Mc- Gowan, that the council adjourn to meet July 2nd., at 8 p.m., D.S.IT., at the Belgrave Community Hall Centre. Carried, Orval Taylor, Reeve. R. H. Thompson, Clerk, The $70,000,000 superliner, "United States," will be the most fully air conditioned ship of its size afloat, A mammoth network of 60 air condit- ioning systems honeycomb the $1,500- ton 990-foot liner to feed conditioned air Into the 1,100 staterooms, the crew's quarters and the public spaces, report experts who engineeered the GOT ANY TIP: ' TO-DAY, ? Case the ree Ra raga YOU BET THERE 15, JACK. 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