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1951 METEOR 2-door coach, -2-
tone with radio.
1951 FORD 2-door coach, light
green.
1950 CHEVROLET 4-door sedan,
blue.
1950 FORD 4-door sedan, green.
1950 MERCURY 4-door sedan, 2-
tone brown.
1949 MONARCH 4-door sedan,
2-tone green with radio, visor
and fender skirts.
1949 FORD 2-door coach, mar-
room
1949 METEOR 2-door, black.
1948 FORD 2-door, black.
1948 DODGE 4-door sedan, blue.
1946 CHEVROLET 5-passenger
coupe, blue.
1946 FORD 3-passenger coupe,
blue.
1939 PONTIAC 4-door sedan.
1939 CHEVROLET 2-door, black
TRUCKS
1951 MERCURY 14-ton pick-up,
blue with iradio, visor and grill
guards, like new.
1951 MERCURY 1/2-ton pick-up,
red.
1951 CHEVROLET 1/2 -ton pick-
up, blue.
1949 FORD 1/2-ton pick-up, red.
1947 FORD 1-ton pick-up,
green.
19416, DODGE 1/24on pick-up,
red.
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WEDNESDAY, JULY 16th, 1952 THE WINGHANI ADVANCE-TIMES I 1 I I I • r'!""T " • PAGE Ir_iiERMI
NEWS OF cPRRM
Mrs. Wm. McCann, Dist. Pres.,
Guest Speaker at W.I. Meeting
The opening item on the program of United Church
the July meeting of the Women's In- I The W.A. will meet in the church stitute at the home of Mrs. Norman
Gedcke on Tuesday afternoon, was
the making of an angel cake by Mrs.
Glenn Johnston. The cake was later
sampled at the tea hour, Presiding
for the meeting was Mrs. Cecil Wilson
president. Mrs. C, D. Walmsley, sec-
retary-treasurer, presented the min-
utes, the financial statement and
read thank-you notes from shut-ins.
Roll call was answered by displaying
most useful kitchen gadget, Mrs. Glad
Edgar read the motto, "The beauty
of the home is order; the blessing of
the home is contentment; the glory of
the home is hospitality and the crown
of the home is Godliness." Arrange-
ments were made to go to Goderich
on Friday, July 18th, for a picnic at
Harbor Park at the noon hour and
to visit the museum in the afternoon.
Mrs. Wm, McCann, district presi-
dent, was guest speaker and stated
that the number of• branches in W,I.
is at an all-time high, although mem-
bership had not inereased in accord-
ance with the number of branches.
Speaking of the Guelph officers' con-
ference, she mentioned having en-
joyed the slides shown by Miss Rey-
nolds on "Farming in Pakistan". She
concluded in a humorous vein, Mrs.
Crosby Sothern, Fordwich, district
secretary-treasurer, in her talk spoke
of the preparation being made to en-
tertain the Country Women of the
World in Toronto in 1953,
Miss Joyce Jardine, London, is
spending a few days at the parental
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Alec Marshall and
Jimmie, Stratford, visited with Mrs.
Mrs. Norman Wade. Each one is W. H. Marshall.
to provide her own dishes, cutlery, Mrs. IV. C. King was a Toronto
etc., and bring pot-luck lunch. Tea visitor last week.
will be provided. Mr. Jack Marrison, Mrs. Mary
Mrs. John Wylie and Miss Betty I Morrison, and Mrs. Evelyn Winters,
of Brantford, were visitors on Sunday
at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Jacques and Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Edgar.
Mrs. Win. Vanderliil and Linda, of
Listowel, were guests, of Mr. and Mrs.
Manford Irwin on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jacklin and
family of Brussels, spent Sunday
with the latter's family, Mrs. Chas.
Kitchen.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Jardine, of
Tugaske, Sask., are visiting the form-
mer's brother, Mr. Jack Jardine, and
Mrs. Jardine and other relatives. Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Amstrrong, Shelburne,
spent Sunday at the same home.
Mrs. Frances Earngey spent a week
with an aunt near Woodstock.
Mrs. F, C. Taylor is spending this
week with friends in Toronto.
Misses Eleanore Stephens, Phyllis
Ford, Marguerite Ford, and Helen
Strong are holidaying at Port Elgin.
Miss Cathie Ford of Tilsonburg was
home for the weekend and spent
Sunday at the beach,
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mundell and
children, Bluevale, called on friends
in town Saturday evening.
Miss Nellie Longley, of Toronto,
visited with Mrs. James Armstrong
and other friends from Friday to
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Beecroft and
Mr. and Mrs, J. McLean, all of Ed-
monton, ivere visitors on Wednesday
at the home of Mrs. Anson Thornton.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Miller, Detroit,
were recent visitors with the former's
mother, Mrs. E. Miller, and Mr. 'and
Mrs. Archie Miller.
Miss Edna Lawrence, Toronto, .is
holidaying at the home of her mother,
Mrs. Chas. Lawrence,
Wroxetcr Reeketr..,!.est for tilt,
first time this season in a game with
Stone School under the lights at
Wingham, Friday night. Score was
Stone School 8, Gorrie 7.
A large number from this district
attended the L.O.L. celebration in
Wingham on Saturday. A number alxo
went to see the "Shooting Stare"
local talent show in the Wingham
town hall on Friday and Saturday
nights, The proceeds were for L.O.L.
at Wingham and the Orange orphan-
age at Richmond Hill. Taking part
in the show from Gorrie and vicinity
were: Mrs. Pearl Kaine, Mrs. S.
Zimmerman, Mrs. Luella Sanderson,
Mrs. M. Gilkinson, Mrs. Alex Taylor,
Miss Margaret Dane, Miss Mary
Thornton, Ruby Taylor, Jean Sang-
ster, Jeannette and Joyce Pyke, and
Shirley Ashton,
Mr. and Mrs. Alec Stewart, and
Mr. and Mrs. Les Blythe, London,
visited with Rev, G. D. and 'Mrs.
Vogan on Sunday.
Miss Etta Burns spent a few days
with friends in Clifford.
Mrs, Eliabeth Pans, Misses Dore-
thy and Helen Fallis, of Toronto,
i were Week-end guests of Mrs. John
MISS Betty Wylie spent a few days
last week in Northern Ontario,
farm home north of the village,
Vacation. Bible school will be held
in the United Church, commencing
July 14th, and ending July 20th. Rev.
W. 13. 'Tristram and Rev, G, D, Vogau
will be in charge, Brethren in Christ
vacation school was held last week
and will conclude July 18th,
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FORDWICH
25th Anniversary
Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Campbell were
pleasantly surprised on the occasion
of their 25th wedding anniversary
When friends and neighbors gathered
to wish them many happy returns
and to present them with gifts of
silver. The evening was spent play
ing euchre and a social time was
enjoyed,
Miss Beatrice Wade and her friend,
Miss B. McKenzie, are on a two
two weeks' holiday in Toronto and
other points.
Some 140 persons received free
chest x-rays on Monday, July 7th,
when the Mobile Chest X-ray Unit
wis in Fordwich. Volunteers assisted
under the direction- of the Howick
Lions Club.
Misses Ethel Reis and Jean Dins-
more, recent graduates of Listowel
High School, are taking a summer
school course in. Toronto and will
teach in September,
Mr. Amos Denny, of Acton, visited
recently with Mrs. Mary Denny.
Miss Ruth Gernhaelder, teacher, is
on a conducted bus tour- of Western
Canada and U.S.
Mr. Jack Brown and his bride, the
former Kay Duncan, Mount Forest,
have returned from a wedding trip
to New York and points in Eastern
U.S. and are getting settled at their
Mrs. Allan Hyndman read a paper
on "Salads for Summer", stressing the
importance of Vitamin A. Mrs. J.
Hutchison read an article on the value
of sunshine and of the Vitamins C
and D in general health and in pre-
vention of rickets and scurvy. Mrs.
Hutchison conducted a contest on
flowers. Mrs. P. Kaine and Mrs. J.
Baylor were winners. In the draw
at a Dutch auction Mrs. Wm, Mann Mr. and Mrs. Stan Collins, of To-
and Mrs. Glenn Johnston were prize ronto, were week-end visitors with
winners. Mrs. Glad Edgar and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. James Shera.
Lenwood Edgar, assisted by the host- Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Gray, Glenn
ass, served dainty refreshments. and Gary, of Sudbury, are holidaying
Women's Institute Picnic with the former's mother, Mrs. Etta
Lynn, and with Mrs. Gray's parents,
On Friday July 18th, the Women's Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Chapman.
Institute will picnic at Harbor Park,
Goderich, at 12.30 noon and visit the
Huron County museum in the after-
noon. Will those planning to attend
please contact Mrs. Fred Hyndman or
basement on Thursday, Group 3 is in
charge of the program. Mrs. Knowl-
son Hueston is entertaining .members,
of Group 2 at her summer cottage at
Amberley Beach on Tuesday, July 22.
Chest X-Ray Clinic
On Monday evening 'and Tuesday
354 persons availed themselves of the
free chest X-ray mobile unit Which
visited Gorrie under the direction of
the Howick Lions Club. A volunteer
staff assisted.
Mrs. Chas, Morris and little son,
David are visiting with her brother,{
Mr. C. D, Walmsley and Mrs. Walms-
ley,
Grace, Gladys and Patsy Lou Har-
per are in Preston this week holiday-
ing with their sister, Mrs. Alec Holtz-
hauer,
The Edgar family held a picnic at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Watson
Brown, Molesworth, on Sunday, to
meet their sister, Mrs. Nellie McKer-
cher, who is on a visit from Rosetown,
Sask.
Gorrie L.O.B.A. No. 810 initiated two
new members last Tuesday night at
a special meeting. Members are Mrs.
Effie McCracken and Mrs. William
Smith from concessions C and I.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hodginson and
family, of Toronto, visited for a few
days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Ir-
ving Toner and with Mrs. A. Toner.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Collins, of To-
ronto, were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
H. V. Holmes on Sunday.
Mrs. Nellie Sanderson and Miss
Kate Hazelwood of Wroxeter, spent
Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Nor-
man Wade.
Misses Eleanore Carson and Kaye
Gathers are taking a summer course
in Toronto.
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Wylie will be guests at the wedding of
Robt. McKee and Mary ,Brown in
Paris on Saturday. Robt. McKee is
the son of Mr. Carter McKee, formerly
of Gorrie.
Mr. Chas. Finlay returned on Satur-
day from Wingham Hospital and is
snaking a good recovery from an ap-
pendix operation.
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