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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1953-09-30, Page 12ur ru ~~t f ~~ ~ ti i r ~~ u ~w ► ~~ r ~~ ~t i r ~i ~t i ~a~ ~ ~ ~u i~ ~ a a a S. a t. a a a f C. liOSPEL HAIL StMdays Services Sunday ,Seheel 10.15 Eant. Remembering the Lotd at /1,15 Gospel Meeting at 1.t0 p.m. ttayei, Meeting Mut Bible Stattly Each Thursday evening nt 8 OM. Semi-Obesity Belt and. Mrs, Alan Williams read the first chapter. The worship service Honor Newly Weds A number of friends and neighbors of the community met on Thursday evening at, the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wightman and presented Mr, and Mrs. Norman Wightman, newly- weds with an electric iron, electric toaster, a bread knife and a butcher knife, The address was given by Mr. Marvin MoDoWell and the presenta- tion was made by Mrs. Arthur Spieg- elberg. Norman thanked the friends iirlar the good wishes and' gifts. Mr, Harvey Wightman showed coloured pictures which he had taken in Van- couver, Niagara and other places. Lunch was served. Personala I Mr. Harvey Wightman is spending a I few days with Niagara friends, Inn Cecil Campbell visited on Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. Victor Camp- ? bell, of Owen Sound. Mr. and Mrs. Morley Johnston and ; son, of Donnybrook, visited on Wed- nesday evening at the home of Mr. and 'Mrs. Gordon Snell. We are sorry to hear that Mr. Lau- ' relic& Campbell is a patient in Wing• ham hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Bruce, of Blyth, were recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Biggerstaff, Mrs. Frank Campbell, Mrs, J. E. Ford, Franklin. Lois and Winnif red : Campbell visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hooper, of Wood- : ham. A number from this vicinity attend- ed the Anniversary services at Donny- brook on Sunday, Mr. Harold Bosman, of Toronto, spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Bosnian. Mrs. Fred Cook and Mrs, Jack Bu- chanan visited on Monday with Mrs. Harry Mundy, of Wingham. Mr, and Mrs. Fred Hicks, of Lon- don, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs, Alva McDowell. Mrs. Elmer Umback, Mr. Frank Graham, of Lucknow, visited on Sun- day with Mr. Arnold Cook and Mrs Fred Cook. Mr. and Mrs. Win. Bakker and children, of Londesboro, visited on Sunday With Mr. and Mrs, Harvey McDowell, Mr, and Mrs, Harvey Craig and family, of Walton, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Douglas Campbell. Mr. and Mrs. James McGill, of Clin- ton, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Marvin McDowell. Mr. and Mrs. Jasper McBrien, of Goderich, spent the week-end with Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Snell, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Vodden and Alvin, of Clinton, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Alva McDowell, Miss Ruth Cook spent the week-end with Betty Sturdy, of Auburn. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Campbell4 Harold and Hugh, and Mrs. A. E. Johnston visited on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Burwell, of Exeter. Mr, and Mrs. Mansel Cook, Ray- mond and, Paul, of Kinburn, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Rodger, on Sunday. i Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Wightman, of Niagara Falls, spent,a few days last week with Mr. and rs. Earl Wight- man. Guests on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mills were: Mrs, Fred Mills, Shirley, David and Doug- las, of St. Marys; Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Smith and son, of Fullarton; Mr. and Mrs. Archie Robinson, Betty Lou and Bobby, of Clinton. Guests on SundaY at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Norman McDowell were: Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wilkins and = family, of Woodstock; Mr. and Mrs. WESTFIELD with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wightman, We are sorry to hear that Mrs. 1- Clarence Cox is a patient in Clinton II hospital, where she Underwent an operation on Tuesday. We wish her a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith and family, visited on Sunday With Mr. and Mrs, Jim Smith, of Walton. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Biggerstaff and family, visited on Saturday with Mrs. Wm, Bryant, of Blyth. 1 Mr, and Mrs. Earl Wightman, Mr. and Mrs, Elvin Wightman visited on n.— Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Pharis Mathers, of Lueknow, a — AMEBIC AN PlititI 7.--; BOYS litINSALL PLANT ii. General Coach Works Incorporated a a a a The September meeting of the Young Woman's Aiialliary was held at the home of Mrs, Alan Williams, with 20 members present. The meeting opened with the sing- ing of "All People that on Earth Do Dwell", followed by an article for meditation read by Mrs. Russell Zur- Jack Walker, Roll call was answeredi with a Biblical question and answer and the minutes of the previous. meet- ing were given. Next month's roll call will be answered In the same manner,The treasurer's report was given. The Korean bale was discussed and it was decided that used clothilg could be donated and as Woll the group would help by paying the shipp- ing charges on the bale, The meeting closed with the singing of "Day Is Dying", followed by the Mizpala benediction. Lunch was served and a social hour brigg. Mrs. Allen Walker read the enjoyed. Scripture lesson. The prayer was giv- en by Mrs. Ernest Walker. Mrs. Russell Zurbrigg introduced the new study book. "Where're the Sun". Page 'Twelve Tile Whigham, Advanee-Thoes, Wednesday, Sept. 30, 1053 Ladies' Guild Plans For Annual Bazaar 'N first fall meeting of the Ladies' Guild pf St. Paul's Anglican Church, was held in the Parish Hall on Thurs- Y oung W orn an' s day afternoon, September 24th, with a good attendance. Auxiliary Meets The meeting was opened by the president, Mrs, W. Connell and the Members repeating in unison the Gen- eral Confession and the Lord's Pray- er, The miutes of the last meeting weir- read by the secretary, Mrs. Smalley, and adopted as read also the treas- urer's report, by Mrs. D. B. Porter. Several donations of material were received to be converted into saleable articles for the annual bazaar in Nov- ember, a sewing committee having already been organized. DRESSES All iteciagon dresses, add colour to your fall wardrdbe, in plain, striped, checked, or corded patterns. Lustre or iridescent rayon weaves, or fine wools. Smartly styled in juniors and half sizes. Price $10.95 to $29.50 CORI'S It's a big year for fleece Coats — Novelty fabrics, striking tone on tone, trimly styled, Belted and smartly detail- ed Boxy Coats. ALL NEW FALL SHADES Beige, Charcoal Grey, Rosewood, French Blue. Price $47.50 to $69.50 To complete your fall wardrobe, choose: a HAT from our range of colours and styles. In rich tones of rayon velvets and smooth fur velours — Glitter green, Winter white, Wine, Geranium, Grey, Black and Navy. Price $3.95 to $12.50 EDIGHOFFERS, WiriGHAM "The Friendly Store" 0Th, Tues., Wed,, Sept. 28-29-30 Feels lull Fari ,Of 'The CI rItUrr.10 Mon., Tues., Wed. „AVM, . • • Yir FortextSundayeveningaif Bride Elect Honored Our congratulations go to Mrs. T. Miss Anna Toner, was honored by ; Vittie Who won $60 on the "Money the c.ar,T. with a presentation at the! Jingles', program over CKNX Wing- ham on Tuesday of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Armstrong, playinaavarious games at the close Of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Armstrong and children, all of Bayfield, spent an which Miss Toner was asked to afternoon recently with-Mr, and Mrs, follow a string that led to a‘ prettily Archie Scott and with Mrs, Jas. Arm- rappedthvostessplate, gift containing eontaining a crystal strong. The evening ended . 1 A number from this district were with dainty refreshments being serv- at Harriston Fair on Thursday. efudtuia,endhapbpesint esisi.a.shes extended for Mr. and Mrs. Percy Colmer, Gary and Donna, of Toronto, visited with Honored on Wedding Anniversary -. relatives here' over the week-end. Some 25 relatives paid a surprise Mrs. Ernest King returned with them visit to Mr, and Mrs. John Strong on to Toronto for a few days visit. Saturday evening to honor them on Mrs. Vera Gamble, of Waldemar, their 25th wedding anniversary. They was a week-end guest of Mrs. Annie were presented with gifts: a silver Toner. cream and -sugar with tray, a coffee The, Rev. D. H. T. and Mrs. Fuller table and 2 cups and saucers,A and Mrs. Geo. Beatty were in Wing. pleasant evening was spent playing ham on Tuesday of last week to games, and in social chat. Lunch attend a meeting in St, Paul's Angli- was served later, can Church where the work of the Chancel Guild was discussed, There The October meeting of the We- was a display of hangings, linens, man's Missionary Society will be etc. A number were in attendance held at the home of Mrs, Cecil from the northern part of the Huron Grainger on Thursday evening, Oct. Diocese. 1st, Roll Call, Thanksgiving. Pro- Mr. George' Gregg commenced his gram committee, Mrs. L. Ruttan, 4th year studies at the University of Mrs. R. Ruttan, Mrs. S. Zimmerman, ' Toronto last week. and Mrs. P. •Ashton. Baptismal Service Two children were received into the church by baptism by the Rev, D. Mr. and Mrs, J. C. Fullerton, of H, T. Fuller •at the service at St.1 Walkerton, were Sunday guests of Stephen's Church on Sunday after- Mrs. F, C. Taylor and attended the noon. They were Kenneth Ambrose' Presbyterian anniversary service, Harold, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Recent visitors at the same home David, and Beverley Diane, daughter were Mr. and Mrs Eckley, of Phila- or Mr. and Mrs. Mac Newton delphia, and Mrs. Clara Scott and The Rev, D. It. T. Fuller was the family, of Morris, preacher for the harvest thanksgiving Bell-Toner service at Walton on Sunday evening. The Rev. W. J. Buchanan of the Howick Fair this week Gorrie United Church, performed the Directors are this week completing ceremony at 2 p.m. Saturday, Sept. arrangements for the Howick Fall 26th at the home of the bride's par- Fair which will be held in Gorrie eats, which united in marriage -Anna this year on Saturday, Oct. 3rd in the Kathleen Toner, daughter of Mr, and Agricultural Park. School children's Mrs. A, Irving Toner, R. R. 2, Wrex- exhibit aid parade, awards to 4-H eter, to Maxwell Morley Bell, son of clubs, and parade of prize winning Mr. and Mrs. Morley Bell, R.R. 1, stock are some of the special fea- Gorrie- tures, Baskets of pink and white gladioli Presenit . 50 Year Jewel and pink and white dahlias formed A number 'of members of Fordwich • the setting for the ceremony. Miss faodge A.F. & A.M. No. 331 met at • Ruth Toner, sister of the bride, play- Mr. Robt, Graham's home on Thurs_ ed the wedding music. day evening and presented his bro- Given in marriage by her father ther, Mr. Alec Graham, Toronto, with the bride wore a waltz-length dress of a 50 year C.L. Jewel. He has been a white nylon tulle over taffeta, with member of the Fordwich Lodge since lace bolero and matching mittens. 1901. qMr. Graham made a suitable Her shoulder length veil of French reply, reminiscing on some things illusion was held by a crown of seed that took place 50 years ago, pearls and she wore the groom's gift South Friendship Circle a pearl necklace and matching ear- The September meeting of th e rings. She carried a colonial bouquet South Friendship Circle of the Gorrie of pink roses and white pom mums. United W.A. met Monday evening at Miss Marion Toner, bride's sister, the home of Mrs. Glad, Edgar, Mrs. was maid of honor, wearing a waltz-length gown of powder blue nylon Sheldon 1VIanri was in charge of the devotional period. Mrs. Allan Hy rt a.. tulle 'over taffeta, with lace bolero man, convenor;conducated the busi- similar to the bride's. She wore a ness. Committees were appointed in headdress of blue nylon tulle with preparation for their annual Hollow- tiny flowers and blue mittens. She carried , colonial buoquet of white e'en variety night to be held this year 'in the church basement Friday pom mums and blue delphinium evening. Oct, 30. A program is being bloom. prepared for this masquerade party Mr. Harold Bell, R,R. 1 Gorrie, and their usual auction. brother of the groom was best man, United Church News For the rectpion• at her parents' During the past year the. Sunday home the table was centred by a three- School pupils have made scrap books tiered wedding cae decorations wereke decorated in pink from their Sunday School papers and and white. Table the winners were presented with gifts pink mums and pink candles, Wait- on Sunday.,, The "Story Hour" win- resses were Misses Ruth and Dorothy ner was Evelyn Anne Stephens'. The Toner, sisters of the bride, and Miss- "Explorer" winner Faye Edgar. "Can- es Eleanore Carson and Donna Toner, adian Girl" winner Marie Hastie. cousins of the bride. The bride's mother wore a navy and white en- semble with corsage of pink roses. The groom's mother chose a light blue crepe dress with corsage"of pink roses. For a wedding trip the bride wore a grey blue suit with navy accessor- ies and corsage of pink roses. The couple will reside on the groom's farm on the 10th concession of Howick, as well as can be expected. technique of earl] Lake Hier= led other provincial Wa- ters in the herring and chub catch, but had the smallest overall catch of any of the Greet Lakes. A record catch of 0,434,000 pounds of fish was made in loalte Figures on Lake Huron's catch were given as follows; Carp, 9,000 pou • catfish, 12,000; chub, 94,000; herritig 26,000; perch 148,000; suckers 18,000; sturgeon, 2,000; whitefish, 91,00Q; yel- low pickerel, 185,000, Our HEALTH SUPPORT Department is well stocked for your convenience There you will find ELASTIC STOCKINGS, (cotton & nylon) for varicose and swollen legs. ANKLETS and KNEE SUPPORTS knitted of durable cotton elastic and made - by Fisher Burpe Organization. ELASTIC TRUSSES—guaranteed to fit and I stay comfortable made by Ottawa Truss Company. Illustrated below are some of the Health Sup,dorts your Doctor may advise you tokt1 purchase at any time. They are well made and guaranteed to be what he orders for 1 you. Model 6866 Sacro-Iliac Support centre front fastening, double draw straps, shaped to support the lower back and relieve pain of the lower back area. Post Operative Belt made with single draw straps and leg straps giving comfort and support where indicated. I I I will give the slightly over- ! weight man support where needed, relieving the back I and abdominal muscles from undue strain. No. 659 General Support very suitable for truck drivers or those• driving tractors where back is subject to constant strain and sudden jolts. I ''fisoir&VADsu L o .(,461044.04.. isten to Amos n' Andy on the Eexall Shoff 4.0 Sunday evenings at 7.30 c,r04$4.414..kooki r. "Road to Bali' Bob Hope Dorothy Lamour Bing. Crosby Thurs., Fri., Sat, Oct, 1-2-3 Matinee Afternoon S I Tat GREATEST OF ALL OVERTURE Rommictsi DALE RORY ROBERT ROBERTSON.CALONVAGNER ft.41- •te 7-11‘1EZZL* f rom M-01 Starring •V STEWARTGRANGEH DEBORAH KERR toinstAthERLIAnsfiEER 411,1.141q: 1 Mr, and Mrs. Freeman Nixon and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan gewItt, of :Haws- The business being roneluded„ the • closed with the singiag of the hymn, . . • , vine, visited Sunday with Mr, and benediction was pronounced by the "Jesus Shall Reign Where're the sun.", , rreShYieriaa .9aniversary Services Mrs. Geo,- Brown, recter, Rev. H. L. Parker and a Soeial , The business port of the meeting ' half hour enjoyed. • h a . cons c . pry's any, timited, Ontario, Mr, home for the we ..1111 John Atkins, president and Mr, Riley IVir. and Mrs, Eavart Whitfield and Ramsey, vice-president, state that Clip- sans visited Sunday with M. and Oct. 5-6.7 per Coach will bd operated as a sub- • Mrs. A. Mlana, of Shelburne, World-wide •. Communion will be• A, 3. Wilkins and ]liar :'era, of E Goderich; Mr. and Mrs. K. K. Dawson observed next Sunday. The Northern Helpers and famth,of Dungannon. E Theorthern Helpers" group of Mr. a-ici Mn:,, Lloyd Young and W.A.Vv the held their monthly meeting I Nan, of Carlow, visited on Sunday at the home of Mrs. A. Taylor on Monday evening with a good number in attendance. A very interesting program was presented after which numerous items of business were dis- cussed. The meeting closed With re- freshments being served by the hos- tess and committee in charge. Mr. and Mrs. Ken nHastie and fam- ily and Mrs. L, Hastie visited Mr, and Mrs. Frank Earls and family, of Wroxeter, on Sunday. Mr, W, C, King, Mr, Harvey Adams and Mr. Bob Gibson were at the live.; stock sales at Little Current and South River last week. Friends Will be glad to know that Mrs, Jack Toper is home from Wing• ham Hospital where she underwent Marlette, Michigan, has purchased two operations, and is getting along = Clipper Coach Manufacturing Comp- MASS Pat Stropg, Woodstock, was ek-end, sidiary of the, pareat plant hi Mar-1 Rev. and Mrs. Oliver Rhoads, and tette, Mich. Geaeral Coach, with deal- Eric, of Clarkson. here overnight or outlets throughout 'United States, guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. V. will be building a complete line of PuCharliian at the parsonage last coaches in five lengths, front 24 to wen • 43 feet, with its added facilities, Mt. and Mrs, Wm. Harrison returned on Thursday from a three week trip The management is confident that , to the west coast by rail, i production of these units can be in- Mr. Milton Watson returned home creased substantially with present • on Sund ay f rom Victo r ia Hospital, plant facilities. Production will be hi- Lo ndon, whe re h e unde r wen t an op- _— creased to meet the requirements of eration some two weeks previously. the growing Canadian Market, Mr. and Mrs. Ta A. Howard, Chat- * Duo to the fact the Clipper Mama ham, else MrS. and Rev. .T, H. Oster- - facturIng facilities are within a teas- hoot B.A. 13, 1)., Ottawa, scent last unable distance front the parent plant, "'"''k with the latter's sister Mrs. = the newly acquired company fits in P^"11 Kann'. Mr' and " 1Cal " and Keith, of /3 toeitlin, spent the week- 1w with with G"Ilerli's "Pansion plans' end at the setae hone, Mr. arid Mrs. Earl King, Carol and Large congregations were in atten- dance at the Presbyterian church an,,Donglas, and Mrs, W. C. King spoat nanivderesvaenYinr le're oRnevS.uEndrnayesntugongignsg, ( StMarldrti. y Ni.11CI.5aS3chilateofne'r, of Toronto, is of Londonderry, Ireland, who has; visiting bis eouaia Miss Ernma, Irwin. been visiting his brother the Rev. A. i Mrs. W, 0, King spent several clays J. Boggs, pastor of the church, was of last week in Toronto and attend- the guest . preacher. There was i, yedorictlieHoOt.eEl.So.h 13Taunelasudaety tenvothnineg, Royal special hrnlaur4lipenbeyFtehilgeelchwoairs, soloist for Mrs, Glenn Johnston, Mrs. died- the evening service singing "Bless stone Edgar, Mrs, Morley Johnston, This H Heoatlisste.ThginsdD'IIiyf,'I' ThhavecelliiVelorsadieidg don Mann were in G ue l ph Monday Mrs, Leawood Eager and Mrs. Shel-Apy "The Lord is-my Light" with Mrs. for the annual Women's Institute , r in. prganis . 1 convention at the O.A.C. ,,, t, 'I Mr, and Mrs, 1VIanford Irwin and Boggs chose Isaiah 41:6 "`Chet' holned ----a -- i Mrs, Bower Parrish were in Toronto everyone his neighbor; and everyonel said to his brother 'Be of good cone- on Sunday to see ,Mrs. Minnie Irwin who has recently undergone an oper- aofgeh' helpfulness, love the importance I ation on love and cheer to your ! is in the Toronto General Hoapital, her eye for cataract. She pathway yr oafs life, journey along the i Mr. and Mrs. Cioyne Michel and Mr. Boggs leaves 1 Karen attended the Milverton Pall this week for his home in Ireland, Fair on Saturday, home of Miss Phyllis Ford on Mon- day evening,:Sept. 21. A very pleas- ant and Merry evening was spent OWE Mrs. R. H. Stephens is home after spending several months with rela- tives at Tyrone. • Figures Released On Lake Huron' Commercial Catch A total of 586,000 pounds of fish were taken frein Lake Huron in com- mercial fishing operations during the first six months of 1953, according to figures released last Week by the De- partnient of Lands and Forests. The figure is part of a total' of 13,042,000 pounds of fish • caught commercially during that period in the waters of the province, The total catch in the • ..,••••••••••••• I 1 I I i 1 province h.as increased from 0:609,004 pounds caught in the corresponding period of last year. One of the sharpest increases in Lake Huron was. the Chub catch which jumped from 37,000 pounds to 94,004 poondg, The whitefish catch was down from 193;000 to 91,000 pounds in the same period, The department also re-, corded a sharp increase in the carp catch in Lake Erie and Lake Ontario, attributing it to a greater demand on the market and improvement in the 0 I I $ I • I I I