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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1953-09-23, Page 9MiliAMO9411•00.1111111.4 Biggest Oven of any Household Range, with or without "Cookmaster" Oven Control. PERFECT for Small Kitchens. MODEL .RS35 SHOWN Cyclamatic Food Freezer-Refrigerator Completely Separate Sealed= of f Freezer. Where Food Never Thaws. Refrigerator Defrosts ItselfI. Aluminum Rust=Free, Roll= to=you Shelves. BLUE ALL Rally Day at Knox Rally Day will be held in Knox Presbyterian Church on. Sunday, Sept- ember 27th. Anniversary at United On Sunday, October 4th, anniversary services will be held in the United. Church, The Lord's Supper will be ob- Wed on September 27th. Visited with Friends - Rev, J, A. Burden, Mrs, Burden, Ar- thur and Doreen, of Barrie vicinity, were week-end visitors with friends here. Attended Citesley Funeral Mr. and Mrs. George Evans and Mrs. INIelson Cardiff, of Brussels, Mrs. P. S. /VIcEwen, Mrs. Andrew Lamont, and Mr. Dougal Strachan, all of Bluevale, attended the funeral of Mrs. Conrad J. Krug, of Chesley, last week. Mrs, Krug, formerly Elizabeth Mitchell, of Molesworth, was a cousin of the Stra- ohal family. Mrs. (Dr.) L. R. Duff The death occurred in Welland on September 16th, of Mabel Georgina, Ofe of Dr. Louis Blake Duff. Mrs. Ross Douglas and Mrs. M. L. Aitken attended the funeral on Friday, also Messrs. A. D. Smith and George Greenaway. Visitors from Saskatoon Recent visitors from Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Elliott were: a nephew, Mr. .Art Willie and Mrs, Willie; a niece, FAALL: aslu 1,.anitno, Westfield Man Buys Henan Mr, Mantic() Bosman of Westfield, has bought Mr, Louis Hntton's house, and the latter will move to Wingham in the near future. Personals , Visitors at the home of Mr, Stanley Darling on 4''Sunday Were; Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Williamson and children, and Mr. Charlie Williamson, of Mount Forest. Mr, and Mrs, Gerrond Duff, of Wel- land, visited the Duff family Ore on Sunday, Mr, Dave Jenkins, of Calgary, visit- ed his brother, Mr. Ed. Jenkins and other friends last week. He says there are only two horries on the Bluevale road whose owners have the same family name they had when he was a boy--the Jenkins and Henderson homes. Rev, M, Bailie, Mrs. Bailie and Ger- ald visited Dundas and Agincourt last week, Harry Darling has taken a position with Canada Packers at Mount For- est, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Corrigan, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Johnston and Kay, and Brenda Breckenridge, attended Lon- don Fair last week. Postmaster A. D. Smith is attending the Postmasters' Convention at Peter-, borough. The play "A Close Shave," was pre- sented by members of Y.P.U., of the United Church, at Walton, on Monday evening. Mrs. Helyar, of Clinton, visited with her daughter, Mrs. Oliver Moffatt. pi46 KV-1M 4-411101, yy yte trom Western Canada, paid visit' to their kincle, Mr, John Kirton, Mr, Everett Kirton, of Dundalk, was a visitor at the same home. VROXETER Women's Institute Convention Delegates from this, district plan, ning to attend the Area Convention of the W. I. at Guelph, will be interested in the following information. Conven- tion will be held in the Memorial Hall, 0.A.C, except banquet which will be served by ladies of Norfolk United Church. A oommittee from that church will be on hand to arrange for over- night accommodation, All standing committee reports will be , mimeo- graphed and available without cost. Mrs. Ford Sudden, of Galt, will be chairman and Mrs, Edgar Chalmers, Poole secretary-treasurer. Community singing will be led by Rev. W. A. Young of the 04,C, With Mrs, Ralph Kidd, as accompanist. Guest speaker for the banquet is Mr. Joseph Connell, of Kitchener. Music will be by Mr. Charles Rush, Galt, and accordion accompanist, Mr. George Alonzo, Galt. Mrs. A. Hammond, of Moorefield, will preside over the banquet programme. Miss Jean Steckle will be in charge of the girls' session with Miss Grace Edgar, Gorrie, Junior representative. Mrs. Arnold Darroch, Clifford, will give her impressions of the A.C.W.W., and an address will be given by a member of the Business ana Profes- mina, YY OMP Pi !..mo, 00 mom- luendatitas re the care of Female Of- fenders in Ontario," A movie, "House- hold and farm implennenta used by our ancestors," will be shown by Miss Anna F, LOwis. Mrs. 3. Feast)), will be in charge of a historical pageant with all districts participating. East Huron will represent Miss Canada. Registration will begin at 10 a.m, on September 28th, at the Memorial Hall. United Church Service On Sunday morning, Rev, ,E. W. Todd spoke from the theme, "The friendly man with the angry look," St. Mark, chapter 3'verse 5. The choir, to which several new members have been added sang an anthem. Announ- cement was made of the anniversary services on October 4th at 11 and 7.30 o'clock, Thanksgiving service on Oct- ober 11th and the following Sunday, Holy Communion. The congregation were reminded that next 'Sunday standard time will be observed. Start- ing with anniversary Sunday the ser- vice will commence at 11 o'clock in- stead of 11.15 at which time it has been held during the summer months, Women's. Association Mrs. Les Douglas and Mrs. Harvey McMichael arranged the September meeting of the Women's Association, United Church, which was held in the church schoolroom on Tuesday after- noon. President, Mrs. McCutcheon presided and opened the meeting with the singing of the hymn "Happy the Home." Rev. E. W. Todd led in prayer. Fifteen members answered the roll call. Plans were made to replace the felt 011, the church doors, The date for The Winghalat Advanee-tinnea, the annual baazar was set Or October 24th, Ladies of the congregallen will be asked for donations of any saleable articles, also a parcel for the post of- fice valued at 25 cents. The afternoon was spent quilting a quilt in Sunburst design, which will also be offered for sale. Supper was served at the close by the committee in charge. Present Mirror to Church The boys' Tyro and Junior girls' groups of the United Church recently presented a lovely oblong mirror which has been placed on the wall of the choir loft, During Sunday morning's service, words of appreciation on be- half of the congregation were spoken by Rev, E, W. Todd, for the gift. Attend Shower A number from Wroxeter and dis- trict attended the shower given for Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Brown (nee Mary McNaughton) in Bluevale Hall, on Thursday evening, Tiffin's orches- tra provided music. Zelma Stamper read an address and the presentation Was made by Marilyn Timm. Mr. and Mrs. Brown have taken up residence on the groom's farm in Grey Town- ship, Personals Cliff Denny and family have taken up residence in Owen Sound. They have lived in Teeswater for some years. Cliff is a brakeman on the C. P.R. Billy Hart, of Stafford vine, spent the week-end at his home here. Latest reports froin Lyle Hart are encourag- ing although still confined to Victoria John MacNaughton. Owing to the regular date raping on Teeswater Fair day the Wernen'a Institute have postponed their Meet- ing one week, It will be held on Wed- nesday evening, October 14th, at 8 p.m- This week our best wishes are •ex, tended to Mrs. Lawton, who on Wed,. nesday celebrated her 92nd, birthday: Although failing Mrs. Lawton eau read and write and is interested in the times, She mages her home with her daughter, Mrs. Gilbert Howes and enjoys her small great grandds,ughtell. Jeannie Howes, Everyone in and around the village will join her fain- tly in best wishes to this beloved mother and grandmother for the com- ing days, YOU CAN'T BEAT GEORGE CAMERON Authorized Ronson Repair Depot All kinds of Lighters and Pipes Repaired Cameron's Billiards WINGHAM -:- ONTARIO Wednesday, Sept, 43, 1053 rag* N114 Hospital. A number from St. James Anglican congregation, attended the reception on Friday given by their rector,. Roy. Douglas and Mrs. Fuller, who were recently married. Mr. and Mrs. Crawford Gibson spent a day at London Fair last week. Mrs. A. Mc-Mid-met left on Friday to spend several weeks with her dau- ghters, Mrs. Ed. Stafford, Port Bur, well and Mrs. J, Mitcheson at Niagara Falls. Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Gibson also Mr, and Mrs. Gerry Gibson, Wingham, Were in Harriston on Saturday, where they attended funeral services for John Gordon McGowan, small son of Mr. and Mrs. John McGowan, of that town, who was killed by a car acci- dent, John was a son of Mr. Gordon Gibson's niece. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Timm and family, spent Tuesday at London Fair, Miss Marilyn Timm will be one of the attendants this coming Saturday at the wedding of her cousin, Beverly North, of London. Mrs. David Anger, Mr, Bill Anger, Miss Margaret Jardine and Mrs. Wal- ker, spent Wednesday at London Fair, Mrs. Harold Hamilton will• be guest soloist at the United Church anniver- sary services to be held on October 4th. Now of Wyoming, Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton were former residents of this village. Mrs. Frank Forster and Mrs. I. J, Gamble visited during the week'-end with Mrs. D. S. MacNaughton and 4111•1.111M11.41...iaisg.mo ••••11.1111116,1111111•0 'S Fil I. 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