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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1953-03-25, Page 5Lin 0 0 If0=0 =0=10=0=10=0 O • -f,f1....vi,:,.;,;44->-vi.::,.i::,A2••••••• %:••••: • ASTHMANEFRIN. No inteFriat meilict Sr injections necessary. Just inhale ASTHMANEFRIN and enjoy breathing again. In most cases gives quick relief from choking, gasping, wheezing and . other asthmatic symptoms. Relief or your money back, (11=118) (0=01=0=0ii.: 40=0, 0 0 0 U 0 For Saturday, March 28 Breakfast Bacon lb. 40c Smoked Cottage Roll lb. 57c 1 Fresh Pork Sausage lb. 38c Shoulder Roast of Pork .. „ lb. 38c Fresh Side Pork . . • .'. .`k . lb. 38c i Pork Chops lb. 60c i Fresh Ground. Beef lb. 48c • i Shoulder Roast of Beef lb. 52c I Rib Roast, rolled lb. 60c SOAP FLAKES, in bulk .......... lb. 13c These flakes are made at our own store. They have been tried, so you can. be sure of a good washing product—at a saving to you. Try•them! A. J. Lockridge BUTCHER Phone 35 Wingham Deabnewon.11.0.1•41.0•1•0••••rmartu.1...111•04•004•1.141e.11111.110/M1.0•11.VERMANAt., Men's ear — OFF — OUR FAMOUS 2.95 Men's 2.3 n'sDresShirt a Theme of the Meeting was "Hospital-1 calling on Mr. and Mrs. Ernest King' The WingliaM Advance-Times, Wednesday, March 25/ 1953 Page TAM ity." The girls will meet every Satur-i on, Saturday on their wedding anal- Mr. and Mrs. Telford Montgomery of London spent Tuesday and Wed- nesday of last week with Mr. and Mrs. John Montgomery and = other relatives. -Telford is making a good recovery after a major operation and a month in hospital. Mrs, Harry Ferguson spent several days last week with her daughter Mrs. Don Ireland and Mr, Ireland of Teeswater, versary, We extend sympathy to Mrs, Claus O'Krafka, whose mother, Mrs. Miller, of Owen Sound passed away on Saturday, Mrs. O'Krafka has spent the past week in Owen Sound. Our sympathy is extended to the Howes family in the loss of their mother and to Mr. and -Mrs. Bill Thornton in the loss of their infant daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Brown, John and Jean visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Ken Smith, Molesworth Mr. and Mrs. Tom Padfield visited Mr. and Mrs, Rat. Graham on Tues- day following Mrs. N, Steurnol's funeral. Senior WMC Meets Discusses India. The Senior Women's Mission Circle of the Baptist, Church met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Collar on Wed- nesday afternoon for their regular monthly meeting with a good attend- ance. A hymn was sung and the president, Mrs. J. Falconer presided and opened with prayer. The secretary read the minutes of the last meeting and the roll call was answered with a verse of Scripture. Mrs. M. Cameron pre- sented the treasurer's report, The of- fering was received and donated to Miss Laura Collar to help finance equipment for her return to the Mis- sion field. Mrs. W. Harcourt read the Scripture, Romans, chapter 12, and gave a very nstructive message, her theme being 'Christian Life and Service:" A poem, A Missionary's Prayer" was read by Mrs, Coyle. The topic was devoted to India. Mrs. Pocock, Miss Lewis and Mrs. Stokes Misses Joyce Jardine and Daisy Moutlon, of London, spent the week- ! end with Mr. and Mrs. Jardine. I Miss Isabel Eckmier, Ethel, was a week-end guest of Miss Mary Thornton, Mrs. Della Hubbard of Wellington, Prince Edward county, and Mrs, Laura Edwards, of Montreal, were cemetery. , here for the funeral of their sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest King celebrat- ed their fifty-ninth wedding anniver- sary on Saturday, March 21st., when they, with all the members of their family, were entertained at a fowl dinner at the home of their youngest son, Harry con, 9, Howick. They were recipients of many gifts, cards and congratulatory messages. Mr. and Mrs. King have been resi- dents of Howick Township all their lives. They were married when Mr. King was 28 and Mrs. King, the for- mer Rachel Clegg, was 18, They farm- ed on con. 13„for most of 'their married life, for the last few years they have lived on con. 11. They enjoy • fairly good health and carry on in their own home, except for a few months spent in Toronto with their daughter in the winter. They are members of St. Stephen's Anglican Church, and attend regularly. Mrs. King is also an active member of the W. A. They have four sons and one dau- ghter, Wilfred, Frank and Harry, of Garde; Mrs. Percy (Clara) Colmer, Toronto; and Ernest, Windsor. There are 13 grandchildren and 8 great grandchildren, Hockey After a very successful hockey season, Gorrie lost 6-2, Tuesday night at Walkerton in a sudden death game with Neustadt, to break the tie in the five game series. This gives Neusadt the W.O.A.A. group title and elimi- nates Gorrie. A crowd of 1,391 fans attended. Townsend and O'Krafka scored goals for Gorrie. Lorne King was goalie; Ron and Glenn McMic- hael, defence; O'Krafka, centre; Townsend and Harrison, wings; Hil- bert, Farrish, Campbell, Lloyd, Gibson, Brown, Heibein, Nimmo, subs. The team is to be congratulated on the fine showing they, have made throughout the season. Euchre Parties At the L.O.B.A, euchre on Tuesday afternoon, St. Patrick's Day, Miss Emily Potter and Mrs. John Brown, were the two prize winners, having the highest scores. Dainty refresh- ments were served. e Winners at the fortnightly euchre of the L,O.L. on Wednesday night Were Mrs. T, Parker and Mr. Wm, Taylor, Howick Juniors on County Executive The annual meeting of the Huron County Junior Farmers and Junior Institutes, was held in Clinton on Wednesday night. Ron McMichael was elected president of the Huron County. Juniors, Raymond Neill is a director, Mary Thornton is 2nd."vice president of the Junior Institute and Erla New- ton is a director. Mrs. Joshua Do▪ wes Mrs, Joshua Howes, the former Louise Edith Reynolds, passed away at her home on lot 5, con, 15, Howick Township, on Wednesday, March 17th, 1953, after ' having been confined to bed for the past two weeks. Deceased was born in Wallace Township, a, daughter of the late Jos-1 eph Reynolds and Elizabeth Johnson, on August 22nd., 1885, and moved with! her family to Minto township, where' she lived until her marriage to Joshua' Andrew Howes, December 9th., 1914,1 and moved to lot 26 and 27, con. 13,1 Minto Township. In 1933 the family I moved' to Howick where they have since resided. She leaves to mourn their loss, her husband, four sons, James of Listowel; David, of Guelph; Leslie and. Edwin, of% Harriston; twin daughters, Edith, at horde and Mrs. Frank (Catherine) I David of Toronto Hospital, Weston; seven grandchildren, one predeceased 1 her in May, 1951, and one sister, Mrs. James lVfeEwen; of Clifford. The funeral held from the Hardy Funeral Home, Harriston, Thursday afternoon, March 19th, was largely at- tended, The service was conducted by the Rev. R. G, Boggs, of the Gorrie Presbyterian Church. The remains were laid to rest in the Harriston cemetery. Pallbearers were:' Messrs. Melvin Findlay, Bert Underwood, Carl Nichol, Alex Taylor, Wm. Dane and Ernest Wylie, Flower bearers were: Charles Shen- non, Harold Shannon, Chester Shan- non, Leonard Whetham, Leonard Preiss and Chester Lyons. "The Club Girl Entertains" Ten girls were in attendance for the first meeting of the Girls' Club held at the home of Mrs. Glenn Johnston, en Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Johnston' is the leader for the project, "The Club Girl Entertains" sponsored by the Gorrie Women's Institute. Jean Dins- more was appointed ',president and Donna Toner, secretary-treasurer. day afternoon at Mrs, Johnston's home, James Magoffin Mr. James Alexander Magof fin pass- ed away at his home in Fordwich, on !Sunday, March 15th, after a lingering illness. He was the son of the late Mr. and ,Mrs, Thos, Magoffin and was in his 73rd. year. He was horn in Wal- lace Township and had farmed there until moving to Fordwich 27 years ago, where they have lived with the exception of four years In Gorrie, Left to mourn his loss are his Wife, the former Margaret Campbell, one son, Campbell of Lucan; one daughter, Mrs. Atcheson (Ruby) Wallace, con., 9, Howick; six grandchildren, one brother, Robert, and one sister, Jessie, both of Marydale, Man. A sister, Mrs. (Jean) Brooks, predeceased him in 1951. The funeral service was held at the T. V. Edgar Funeral Home, on Wed- nesday conducted by Rey. W. ft, Tris- tram, of the Fordwich United Church, of which the deceased was a member, assisted by the Rev, J. R. Boggs. Miss Minnie Mcllwaine sang "Beyond the Sunset." Pallbears were Lenwood Edgar, Nel- son Dow, Stewart Cochrane, Murray McCreary, David Menzies and B. Bin- ning. Flower bearers were Ed. Stewart, Oliver McCreery, Donald Dow, Arn- old Doig, Selby Foster and Wellington Hargrave. Interment was in the Fordwich Rare Birth A rare phenomenal birth to a Lei- cester Southdown ewe occurred at the farm of Ernest Harris, B line, Howick township, on Fri., March 20th. • The ewe gave birth to her first lamb on March 9th and almost disowned it. Mr. -Harris had consid- erable trouble to get her to mother it. A second lamb was born 11 days later March 20. Both lambs are al- most identical in appearance and their mother is equally fond of both members of her family. Personals Miss Marlene • Feigel underwent an appendectomy in the Wingham Hospital last Wednesday. She is making a good recovery and is ex- pected home soon. . . Mrs. Bertha Plant is visiting friends in St. Marys for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Haney, Wing- ham, Mrs. Clara Scott and Mr. Spence Scott, Morris, were among those each read articles pertaining to thus work among tie needy people of 1G4- a. Mrs. Kelly, Mrs. Harcourt and .4040, Laura Collar took part in a session!of Prayer, The meeting closed with the singing. of the hymn "Make Me a Channel of Blessing Today," A dainty lunch was served and 4 social hour enjoyed, ...... ... ........... . 01,01 ... .. I ......... FOR FIRE, LIFE & AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE Call Stewart A. Scott a Phone 298 WIngharia REAL ESTATE SALESMAN Representing : Dudley E. Hamm Listowel NLWS OF GORRI E Howick Couple Celebrate Fifty-Ninth Anniversary Mrs. Nelson Steurnol, en Wednesday. Mrs. Hubbard was accompanied . by her two daughters and a son-in-law also from Wellington. Mr. and Mrs: Carl Harris of Colon- say, Sask., are spending a few weeks with relatives in the Gorrie and Ford- wich communities. Mrs. Harris' father, Mr. Wm. Sotheran, underwent an operation in Victoria, HospitAl, London last week. Mr. and Mrs. Harris made the trip by plane. Miss P. Everleigh, of Sarnia, was a week-end guest at the rectory. Sergeant L. E. Kinley was a guest last week at the Nash home. Mrs. Kinley, the former Mary Ritchie and little daughter Ann, who have been visiting here for several weeks re- turned with him an Friday to their home in Ottawa. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. 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