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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1952-10-29, Page 5EXCLUSIVE TOOKE SHIRTS Tailored in finest frabrics from $3.95 to $4.95 White and Coloured. Eiderdown BATHROBES ,$5.95 - $6.50 All Wool Flannels $14.50 up Work, Dress or Driving A good offer tight now of Ilallantyne all wool $1.95 iitiotet4.11vnn COIVIBINATIONS lightweight hoivyweight $440 Shirt* taut thi4vvelhit ..$2.5 es& '' iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii MIENS WEAR THE WINGTrIAM ADVANMTIME$ PAGE 'FJ11/11 WAPTIN$P4T, .OPTIPER .20th1 POI /V W,$ OF coRR/E, ReeveE. H. and Mrs. Strong Celebrate Silver Wedding Wingham Motors Telephone 139 WOW Atwood, and with Mrs. Pert Abel in Listowel. Mr. and Mrs. .Jack Crawford, Mr, A. Reid and Miss Reid, a Milibank, were guests ?)f Mr. and Mrs. not, Graham, On Thursday, A reeeptien and presentation was held in the Community Hall on Mon- day night for Mr. and Mrs. Archie Steurnol, newlyweds. Mr. H. V. Holmes was in Toronto on Sunday and Monday to attend the funeral of a friend, Mr, Bert' Greer, Of that city. Mr. and Mrs. RQSS McCreary and family, of Guelph, spent Sunday with Mr, and MrS, H, Strong. Mrs. W. C. King and Mrs. Reta Ca son, spent Friday in London, Mr, and Mrs, Gordon Edgar, accom- panied by Mrs. Cameron Stewart, of Molesworth, spent Tuesday with Mrs and Mrs. Selby Dobbs, of Keeton. Mrs, Chris McRae, of Temiskaming, Quebec, is visiting at the parsonage, with Rev, W. J, V. Buchanan and Mrs. Buchanan. Mr. and Mrs. Glad Edgar, and Mrs, Geo. Robertson, "spent Friday at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Birks Robert- son. Mrs, F. C. Taylor accompanied Miss. Beatrice and Mr, Tom Shearer of Turnberry on Sunday, to visit Mrs. Melissa Fallis, at Harriston. Dr. Howard Anderson, Mr. and. Mrs. Herb Anderson and Miss Emma And- erson, Toronto, were guests on Sun- day of Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Galbraith, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lohr and Ward, of Hanover, Mr. Ed, Daum, Waterloo, and Mr, and Mrs. Geo, Doersam, Kur- tzville, were visitors on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. August Keil. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Sparling of Bracebridge, were week-end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ferguson, who accompanied them to McIntosh church for the Sunday morning ser- vice when Douglas Robert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robt, Ferguson, was baptiz- ed. how people are very often too much occupied with non-essentials and ne- glectful of important matters. ULAN GODEIZICH DRIVE-IN THEATRE Stating it is their intention to erect a drive-in theatre on the site, George Bowra and D. M. Graham have offer- ed Goderich $1,000 for the old rifle range property, The town council, at its meeting last Friday, referred the matter to the committee of the whole. The men asked for a three months' option on the property which is locat- ed on the waterfront on the southern limits of the town.—Goderich Signal- Star. Ut n i u s ti n i nu n is i n n um n ii n in i n i i n ni m u l ai M i n a Our complete winter-proofing service is a front-to-rear check-up Two members of the Legion present- ed the Auxiliary with photas of the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh. The Auxiliary will send US to West- minster Hospital and will collect books for the men in Korea. Lunch was serv- o at the close. C. G. I. T. The third meeting of the C,G,I.T. was held at the home of Marie Hastie on October 23rd, in the form of a work Meeting. Hymrs No, 380 was sung, fol- lowed by the purpose. It was decided that the next meeting would be a Hal- lowe'en social held at the church on October 20th, Marlene Felgel read a story called, "David's Acceptable Sac- rifice," Hymn 376 was sung and the collection taken up. There were 12 in attendance. After the pot holders were started the meeting closed with taps. WAILS, Hold Thankoffering Service The Woman's Missionary Society, of the United Church, held its Thank- offering service in the Sunday school room on Sunday evening. Rev. J. W. V. Buchanan opened with hymns, prayer and Scripture reading. Members of the Fordwich United Church W.M.S. then presented a patriotic and religious pageant, depleting Canada .and her varied nationalities M native .costume, The choice was to be made between selfish interests and Christianity, The' work of the Cnited. Church among Indians, Slays, Japanese and other peoples was told, leading,Cana, da to, ehooSe to become a Christian nation, The drama was enjoyed by all present. Reception Rev, W. J. V, and Mrs. Buchanan held "Open House" at the United Church parsonage on Wednesday afternoon and evening, October 22nd, when a large number called. The tea table was covered with a lace cloth and centred with pink can- nations. Officers of the women's organizations who poured tea Were; Mrs, A. Hyndman, Mrs, T, C. McInnes, Mrs. R. Adams, Mrs, E. Whitfield, Mrs. R. Hastie, Mrs, A. Edgar, Mrs, Wes, Strong and Mrs, Gerald Gal-, braith. Assisting in serving Were; Miss M. Dane, Mrs. Rota Carson, Miss Phyllis Ford, Miss Anna Toner, Miss Jean Sparling, Mrs. C. D. WalmsleY, Mrs, Glad. Edgar and Mrs. A. A. Donnelley. Rev. and Mrs. Buchanan were as- sisted in receiving by the following: Mrs. H. Ferguson, Mrs. Gordon Edgar, Mrs. Chas. Black, and Mrs E. Farrish. Others helping were; Mrs. F. Hynd- man, Mrs. T. Edgar, Mrs. S. Edgar and Mrs. A. L. Stephens. District W. I, Conference East Huron District Women's Institute will hold their fall conference in FordWich on Tuesday, Nov. 4th at 1.30 p.m. Miss Jean Steckle, home economist for Huron County will speak. All Institute members are invited. Visiting ladies will please bring tarts. Carswell-Mee At a quiet ceremony at the parson- age on Saturday afternoon, Rev, J. W. V. Buchanan united in marriage, Audrey Mee, of Harriston, and Cam- eron Carswell, also of Harriston. A reception was held at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wes. Trimble, Gorrie, Personals Mrs, Goo, Kell IS going to Toronto this Week at a clinic, Mrs. Keil has been hi poor health for some time and friends 'are hoping that there will soon be an innre'Verrient in her condition, Mr, Herb Neill accompanied by his niece, Mrs. Wilt Tolbloorn, Mr, Tol- bloom and tittle daughter, Wendy, of. Frobisher Ban N, W. Ts visited on Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Brown, Sunday guests at the same home were Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Kef. fer, Ethel, Frobisher Bay is within the. Arctic Circle, Our sympathy is extended to Mr, Harry Ternplernan in the death of his brother, Mr. Fred Templeman, of Wingham, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Beecroft and sons, of Otterville, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs, Hee, Hamilton. Mr, and Mrs, Wendell Gott, Stephen and Wendy, Toronto, were week-end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Frank King. Miss Marion Kirig returned to Toronto with them to visit with friends. First of the L, 0, L. progressive euchres for this season was held on Friday night in the Orange Hall. Mrs. Mabel Stewart won the ladies' prize and Mrs. M, Gilkinson (playing as a man) won the men's prize. K, Hneston, A. A. Donnelly, W. C. King, A. Jacques and Dick Carson were in London on Friday, for the Fall Ceremonial of the Shriners. Many friends will join in congrat- ulations to Mr. and Mrs. Percy Ash- ton, whose 32nd. wedding anniversary was on October 27th., and to Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Strong on the occasion of their 25th wedding anniversary on October 26th. Miss Pat Strong, of Woodstock, was a week-end visitor at her home, Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Miles of Tor- onto, visited with the latter's -brother, Mr. Norman Wade and Mrs. Wade, on Tuesday and Wednesday. Mrs. Etta Pyke visited last week with Rev. J. W. and Mrs. Button, at The even tenor of life in this quiet village was somewhat disturbed on Friday night when the general store, owned by Burns Moffatt, was entered after the door had been forced. A quantity of cigarettes and some cash from the till was taken. This was the first burglary ever remembered in Bluevale. Mr. Moffatt had a glimpse of the car as it drove away, but did not recognize it. Curling Club Dance On Friday evening the Country Curl. ling Club held a dance in Bluevale Community Hall. Music was supplied by Tiffin's orchestra. Members of the Women's Institute suppled the re- freshments. A business meeting was held and the following awards were given: Trophy and Carvettes, donated by Howson & Howson, and presented by Fred Howson: John Willits (skip), Grant Wilton, Geo. Thomson, Harry Mulvey. Neckties donated and presented by James Coultes: Lloyd Montgomery (skip); Walter Woods, Campbell. Rob- ertson, Geo. Michie. Three hundred pounds of National Fertilizer, donated by Roy Bonner, and preSented at an earlier date: Wm. Peacock, (skip); Alex Corrigan, Mason Robinson, Ross Willits. One hundred pounds hog feed, don- ated by Canada Packers and presented at an earlier date: Cletus Rettinger (skip); Jack Taylor, Jim Johnston, Cecil Coultes. Churches. Rev, M. Bailie, of Knox Presbyter- ian Church, preached anniversary ser- mons in. St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Clinton, on Sunday, Rev. D. Lane of Clinton, Preached at Bluevale and Belmore. At Bluevale his text was "The House of God is the Church of the Living God, the pillar and ground of truth," from first Timothy, Chapter 3, verse 15. In the United Church on Sunday morning, Rev. R. A. Brook used the text from Kings, "As Thy servant was busy about many things," to show Oeci. Walpole. SASH prilsouito,, STAIRS .FRAMES PAINTS SCREENS CUPBOARDS CLASS HARDWARE Custom Woodwork ' - Carpentry - Building Telephone 403 w 12 Wingham ..01/1/1110 pedal ash rites For Saturday November 1. Breakfast Bacon , lb. 40c Fresh Pork Sausage . : 216S. 65c Fresh Shoulder Roast of Pork .....lb. 38c Butt Roast of Pork .. lb. 45c Fresh Ground Beef lb.b 55c5 Shoulder Roast of Beef Rolled Boiling Beef lb. 48c Boiling Beef, not rolled lb. 40c CHICKENS, up to 6 lbs lb. 40c over 6 lbs. iiiii lb. 44c Lard . lb. 10c Lard, in your own container lb. 9c A. J. Lockridge BUTCHER Phone 35 Wingham Wingham, Curling Club " nanee " at the ROYAL T Wed., November 12 w'ith' music by Johnny Day and his Orchestra Dancing 10 p.m. to 1 a.m. ADMISSION -- — $1.00 Each Tickets may be purchased at— Rae's Hardware Shaw's Groceteria Walker Furniture Store Crawford Motors Carmichael's Wingham Motors Haselgrove's Larry Hiseler Brown's Shoe Store irveivock.v.vm-tomoctows..wvzommectsqtatommovozowcococtztakvor ei For Mom, Pop, The Kids or The Whole Family 1,trg SurantiSt SOMEONE. Tips rtAlt. RAMO IN ONE FOAM OR ANOTHgR provides the greatest source of 'pleasure or itlfOtIntttibn at the lowest long range nod. BudgetsTernis or Trade-In Talked with oMigation, Repairs to Your Present Set A Special Service McGill's Radio 4;ijtY R.ADict SALES REPAIRS - APPLIANCES mnintintoott000twooksisinntimuAnsuitgoinnsinwoulnnitn In honor of their Silver wedding an- niversary, relatives gathered last 1VIens day evening at the home of Reeve E. H. and Mrs, Strong and surprised them with gifts in silver and also a table lamp. The evening was spent playing cards and later refreshments were served which included a beautt, fully, decorated two-storey wedding cake, Again on Friday evening, the neighbors paid a visit and Mr. and Mrs. Strong were reeipients of silver gifts and a social time was enjoyed by all. Auxiliary Meets The Ladies' Auxiliary to the Howick Legion held their regular monthly meeting on Monday evening, October 20th., when Zone Commander, Miss Dorothy Hoyle, of Stratford, paid her annual visit. A gift was presented to Miss Hoyle from the members, Committees were appointed and plans made for the rummage sale to be held on November 8th. Tea will be served and there will be a baking booth, This will be held in the L.O,L. hall, Gorrie. Personals Visitors at the borne of Mrs. P. S. McEwan recently were cousins from steno, Nevada; Messrs. Neil and Bruce MeVicar and their sister, Mabel. They were visiting relatives and friends in Detroit, WoOdstock, Listowel, Ford- wich and Molesworth. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Cardiff, of Brussels, accomp- anied them. Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Shaw visited their mother, Mrs. Arthur Shaw, on Sunday on the occasion of her 90th birthday. Rev. Mr. Bailie addressed the Lions Club in Blyth last week on the sub- ject, "Ireland in General." Members of the Ladies' Aid of Knox Presbyterian Church are holding a bazaar on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Ralph Cdskinette and sons, Howard and Gerald, of Preston, were guests of the former's mother, Mrs. Edward Wadel. Mr. Irving McCabe and son, of Windsor, and Bruce and Barrie Har- ris, of St. Marys, were week-end vis itors with Mr. and Mrs. Carl John- ston. Miss Jessie Holmes has gone to spend the winter with her sister, Mrs Alex Mackie, of Drumbo, Mrs. P. D. King and Mrs. Miner Wilkinson, visited Bluevale friends on Tuesday. VEWS OF BLUEVALE Moffatt's General Store Broken into Friday Night Hallowe'en • Candy Get your Fresh Hallowe'en Candy at WELWOODN g toots to $ Variety Store 0-401""V"Arit>' ssOS'ir,;:ss sr ..SZ.i to get your ear set for trouble-free '-' ''''...- •'' iVal— 1"- ., winter driving!' All work done by sissS i ''''' e = 4. experts. Don't delay—come in ‘, today; VVP rirp , 1/4 .//m , 0 , / t4gt s • 4i ada BRING YOUR ERR HERE FOR I NO FUSS OR WASTED TIME, BATTERY SERVICE GIVES GOOD STAR/TS! Drive in NOW for Pre-Winter Battery Check QUICK RECHARGE Have your car WINTER-PROOFED NOW ! Women's Institute Mrs. Cecil Wilson was hostess for the October meeting of the Gorrie Women's Institute on Tuesday. Mrs. Glad. Edgar, vice-pres., presided. Com- mittees were appointed and arrange- ments completed for catering for the Milk Producer's Banquet on Friday evening, Nov, 7th. A donation of $25 was voted to the Wingham Hospital Auxiliary. There were 22 members and 3 visitors in attendance. The roll call was answered by a selection from a Canadian author. The president, Mrs. Cecil Wilson, introduced the guest speaker, Miss Minnie McElwaine, librarian of the Fordwich Public Library, who gave an interesting and instructive talk on "Good reading for winter evenings." Mrs. W. C. King reported on the re- cent convention of the Guelph Area held in Kitchener. Mrs. Clarence Spar- ling favoured with several piano sele- ctions. Mrs. Lenwood Edgar and Mrs. Jack Hutchison were winners in the Dutch auction. Assisting the hostess to serve refreshments were Mrs. E. H. Strong and Mrs. Gordon Brown. 1 a • PM' 10011i unity i 11.141111 i 11, i i I iiii ii lutpuip le