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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1953-08-12, Page 9FREE JUL SAMPLE SAMPLING OFFER OF FULL SIZE PACKAGE When you buy GIANT SIZE VEL Nancy Evelyn, 20 Months old daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs, Walter Barley, R. 4, Arthur Twp., had a narrow es- cape from drowning the other day. While her mother was milking, the child stepped into the water trough. Hearing a sound from the trough, Mrs. Barley investigated and rescued let,. happened by and'tfireed the child head down, She coughed and was little the worse Per her experience..--Mount Forest confederate, TO ELIMINATE HMRrIN Ty..JRN A.T PORT ALBERT The provincial highway construe, Way this year inelhdes the ;14110Y-fill- hig and bridging of the Nine Mile River to eliminate the I•airpin curve that leads through the Hamlet of Port Albert, When the new highway link is completed, the present paved highway around the hills will revert to Ashfield with the status of a township road,— Southampton Beacon. r, E L MAKES DISHES SHINE WITHOUT WASHING OR WIPING SAVES YOU ALL THE HARD WORK Vel soaks dishes clean—Dishes soak grease free in seconds! No washing is needed ...no greasy dishwater vi,ith Vel —no ring around the pan! Don't wipe, just rinse—Dishes dry streak-free without wiping! Even heavy grease in pots and pans is so completely dissolved no hard scouring is needed. GET THIS GENEROUS VEL OFFER AT YOUR GROCER'S TODAY He will give you a large size Vel as a free sample when you buy a giant size Vel. We want everyone to try Vel, so sorry—only one offer to a customer. In some cases there might be a short delay in getting enough Vel to all grocers immediately. But Colgate's is shipping Vel as quickly as possible. So ask your grocer if his supply of free Vel has arrived. MARVELOUS FOR DISHES AND FINEST FABRICS By Mrs. 10. S. MacNaughton Wroxeter Reporter "Canada moves forward on the feet of her children" was the topic dis- cussed by Mrs. Alvin Moffat at the August meeting of the Womens Instit- ute, held in Masonic club rooms on Wednesday, with twenty-five 'mem- bers and visitors in attendance. The speaker recalled the death of Our Beloved Sovereign the late King George and the willingness of Queen Elizabeth to-carry on in the footsteps of her father by devoting her whole life torth? Empire, Mrs. Ken Webster R. N,, spoke on the value of inoculation and vaccin- ation which was much appreciated, es- pecially by mothers of young child- ren. Mrs, D, S. MacNaughton led in a discussion on Eating to Reduce. Some points were mental attitude, having will power to resist food, cating wrong foods, and between-meal snacks, Miss Darleen Brothers favoured with a solo, accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Lyle Brotherts, who also led in group singing. President Mrs. John Lane, presided. Mrs, HarveY*Timm read letters from several who had been remembered when ill, also matter pertaining to the coming A C. W. W. convention to be held in Toronto this month. Delegates appointed were Mrs. Lane, Mrs. Bert Martin, Mrs. W. T. MacLean, Mrs. R. Hunter, Mrs. Wm, Hart and Mrs D. S. MacNaughton. Word was received stating the Ex- tension service "Cultural Activities" chosen ,by Wroxeter Branch will be held on November 12th in the club rooms, .Miss Collins, of the depart- ment, in charge. This one day course will be open to anyone in the com- munity wishing to attend. Mrs. Jim Doig reviewed current events including style notes for fall. The roll call was answered by nam- ing a National Holiday and its signi- Our service experts have been trained in the proper diagnosis of car trouble Car-. in tor a complete tune-up no.v. 'WE'RE LOOKING FOR TROUBLE! P. S. Car Trouble • Guessing is expensive, when your car needs attention. If BY THE PACKAGE Model for Model, feature for feature, GMC trucks give you more real dollar value right from the word "Go!"-On city delivery jobs, for example, they can't be equalled for dependability, stamina, attractive appearance and all 'round utility. 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The Loadmaster, the Torquemaster and the Work- master all bring you sparkling valve-in-head performance, full- pressure lubrication and scores of other features to provide the power you need with the econ- omy you want. For red value —see your GMC dealer! Reavie Motor Sales Telephone 1 •••••••:.:: A General Motors Value TT 47, Kimlegama rippuunvu w ACWW Toronto Convention and Mrs. Ralph Noecker, in Moore- field. Friends here of Mrs. Stanley Wheel- =-. at their cottage "Suits Us" Amberley. 'rhey have as their guests Mr. and Mrs. A. I, Schott, of Cleveland, also E7- Mr. and Mrs. Donald Munro, Toronto. Miss Muriel Gerrard, Winnipeg, is a guest of Misses Elsie and Marian Gibson, Mrs. Frank Sanderson returned to her home in Toronto after spending' • • = a week with friends here. • Mr. and Mrs. Merwyn Grainger and family recently visited relatives, Mr. n er, Brussels, will regret to hear of her illness but will be pleased to know — she is making a good recovery. Jeannie Howes who has spent the past month with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Reed, Toronto, has re- turned to the home of Mr. and Mrs. El Gilbert Howes. Her father, John How- es has been holidaying at the home of his parents for the past two weeks. Weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gibson were Mr. and Mrs. Ben Golinskin, Messrs. George Bavin and Joe Lenjini, the latter a brother-in- law, of Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Stewart, Long Branch, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Brothers. Mrs. Victoria Brothers returned with them for a short holiday. Congratulations to our local square dancers, who won first place recently at Harriston. Watch this group go on to further honours. Andy Gibson, who is in Wingham General Hospital following an acci- dent in which he received a compound fracture of the leg, expects to be able to return home this week, Mrs. D. S. MacNaughton and John, spent Sunday with Mrs, I. -I, Gamble, of Fordwich, who has just returned from a five week trip to the west coast. Mr. and Mrs. F, B, Miliward Spent the week-end in Toronto. Carol and Ernie who have been holidaying in the city returned home with them. U 0.0114(ir, WHIPN 1141I1T, •0•44$ 1'111,44. UP On :Saturday morning, just south of Harriston a three car rear end collis- ion resulted when a tractor pulled out of a driveway in front of the leading car, A. lady from. Hamilton driving a Vnkit .could not brake in time 404 'struck the ear in front of her which 'In turn struck the oar ahead •of it, The result was $200 damage to the wend car, a Chevrolet imcl MO to the Hamilton lady's ear. The Ontario Pro!, vincial Police from 1194;4 Forest vestigatedcrijarriston Review. WINCHAM MOTORS r 7/%/ ,, /;/// /324V-'g,ii31%; ,.///&7/ #/ tincusinamminffiantiocitimiusnemouslisminlimirmintimmtnamatum i a i TAKING ii i CHANCES ii i WI POLICE SAFETY SQUAD FINDS 60% OF CARS at -=.4. 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Hunter expressed appreciation to all taking part in the programme, especially the hostesses, Mrs. Herb Patterson, Mrs. Harvey Reidt and Mrs. Phil Durst, Leaves For Camp it Was a happy group of boys who met at Pete Dobson's store Saturday to board the bus for Camp Kitchagami Camp, which is situated seven miles from Goderich, Howick children en- joy this yearly privilege through the generosity of The Howlett Lions Club which pays all expenses over the fee of $5,00, Ken Edgar, local school tea- cher was in charge of the Wroxeter group, While the director of the camp is Gordon Mullins and Miss Marie Mc- Callum, both of Listowel, Children were asked to bring a mat- tress for a single bed two warm blank- ets and two sheets, also a can of vege- tables or peanut butter. When the boys return next Saturday there will be an eager group of girls to take their places, Parents and friends may visit camp on Sunday only, For several years Howick Lions Club have made it possible for the children of this community to have a happy, well sup- i ervised holiday, Arts and crafts, swim- ming, sunset vespers and sports all I add up to "A holiday to be remember- ed." Buds .of Promise The Buds of Promise Mission Band of the United Church were treated to a picnic by their leaders on Friday !afternoon at the village park. Thirty- five were in attendance and a well ar- ranged programme of games was car- ried out, with refreshments served. Leaders in charge were Mrs. Merwyn Grainger, Mrs. Stuart Higgins, Mrs. Lloyd Magee, Mrs. Jim Sanderson and Mrs. Ken Edgar. In Charge of Service Mr. Cunningham, of Ligtowel, was in charge of the morning service at Salem and Wroxeter United Church, on Sunday last. The speaker took for his text Romans, Chapter 12, verse 1, "I beseech you therefore, brethren, by the mercies of God that ye present your bodies a living sacrifice wholly acceptable unto God, which is your reasonable service," and pointed out the need for Christians to stand fast in these troubled days. The choir un- der the direction of Mrs, Brothers sang an anthem. Following the ser- vice Mr. Cunningham and Mrs. Wil- liamson, who accompanied him, were entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Wearring. Sunday next, August holiday. 16th, will be observed as a Returns From West Mrs. James McTavish, who has spent the past two months in Saskat- chewan and Manitoba, returned home on Saturday. Miss Mildred Henning, who accompanied her, went on to Vancouver and will remain in the west for some time yet. Mrs. McTav- ish reports an interesting arid enjoy- able holiday. Miss Vera Piercy, London, is a guest of Mrs. Mac Allen this week. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Munro and Win- nifred Munro are enjoying this week SALESMAN FINED A Centralia salesman, charged with carrying eloaded pistol, pleaded guilty in county magistrates court Tuesday and was fined $50 and costs. Alterna- tive i5 20 days in jail, Ralph Honsberger, :36, was arrested early Monday on the OutSkitts of Cen- tralia, by Corp. .3. H. Fulton and Con- stables Lloyd A. 1VreClure and Keith Carruthers, of the London Provincla Police,—Exeter Times Advocate. Linings Riveted to Brake Shoes 217e2 cents per rivet. Also complete relining —at big savings. ASK ABOUT OUR SPE- CIAL TOOL LOAN SERVICE makes it easier to do the job yourself. 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