The Wingham Advance-Times, 1953-12-16, Page 3t'
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Merin F. Johnson attended the test-
Imonial.dinner at the Royal York Hos
tel in Toronto, In honor of W,. A. Hew-
itt, secretary of the ,Q,1-14. for DC1
yeaMr.
rs;.
and Mrs. Jack WiIeezi wore in
Stratford on Friday on business,
-Mr. and Mrs. Harold David d Bromley,. chief engineer of. the .Kiebs little sell' Mr" C)*" .and. Z/11$4 Vittie, of near Gorrie, visited. cn .ener- Utilities 'Cent" mission., 'in,
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. James stead of a huge pipe line for water
Vittie, from. Lake Huron .to Kitchener, he
Mrs. Ruby Forester, of Toronto, was 'Would rlrefige ,otit ono of stream*.
a week-end visitor at her nome here, • running into Georgian Bay and then
Mrs. Nellie Gamble hes returned, pump the water up 700 or NO feet to
home after spending several weeks the natural storage reservoir in the
with Mr. and Mrs, Ted 'Harris at Luther marsh, From there, it 'would
Brownsville,
and
simply run down, hill to Kitchener,
Mrs, Lorne Wright and Gait and Brantford, the height of the,
Grant, of Lakelet, visited on Sunday s water being regulated by the .$hand.
with Mr, and. Mrs. Dick Aldrich. Pam, The water in the river would
Jack Doig and James Grant, of St. :be kept high at all times and. would
Catharines, were week-end visitors benefit the wells of the watershed.
with Mr. and Mrs. Boss Aoig, „ Mr, Bromley estimates the cost at
Mr, and Mrs. Jack Shinbeln, of 10 million dollars and the annual bill
Mitchell, were Sunday visitors with for electricity at $100,000.—Fergus
Mr. and Mrs, Anson Demerling. News Record,
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Down Kitchener and London way',
the engineers have "a new ;IMO* Xit
their spare hours, they think up new
ways of supplying Pere water ,f0;
use of the cities of Waterloo County,
The latest dream comes from A. W.,
Storting Thursday,
December 18th to December 241h,1
(Sunday excepted) -
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-for CHRISTMAS "His name shall' be called Wonders
fel, Counsellor, Mighty god, Everiaat-
ng Father, Prinee of Peace", This
was the theme that Pervaded the
W.M.S. meeting of Fordwich United
Church, held at the home of Um,
Wm. Wilson, the house being festively
grerint presided for the open-
Mg and the bysiness. The xvil call
brought forth a splendid reanonse of
Christmaa thoughts,. stressing the im-
portance of the real meaning of
Christmas,
Mrs. Wray Cooper presided for the
Christmas worship service, Scripture
readings, prayers and readings inter-
;merged with carpi singing made a
very interesting' meeting. Mrs,
Johnson, Mrs. Carswell and Mrs, C.
ssamsea assisted, Mrs. gttinger gave'
a reading urging the members to try
to recapture the thrill and sgiory of
the Gospel' as one hearing it for the
first time.
A story entitled, "The Hely Night",
was read by Mrs. Horshurg, The solo,
"Gloria In Exceleis Deo" was beauti-
fully sung by Miss Minnie McElwain,
Mrs, Wilson served refreshments at
the close of the meeting and a social
half hour was enjoyed.
Mrs, G. Forster President
The December meeting of Trinity
W, A. was held in the basement of
the church, Thursday afternoon,. Mrs.
M. Armstrong, president, opened the
meeting with the member's prayer.
Mrs. S. Forester read the Scripture
lesson. Minutes of the last meeting
were read, after whisk Mrs. B. Har-
grave gave a report on work done
throughout the year and her treasur-
er's report showed a very successful
one.
Mrs. W. Sothern gave the report of
the Little Helpers. A. short Christmas
program under the converieeship of
Mrs. R. Allan and Mrs. E. Ferguson
was then given, as were several read-
ings, carol singing, a demonstration
on Christmas decorations and a num-
ber by two of the Sunday school
children.
Rev. Mr. Fuller conducted the elec-
tion of officers fo,r 1954:
Honorary president, Mrs. M. Arm-
strong; press, Mrs. S. Forster; set.
vice pres., Mrs. R. Foster; 2nd. vice
Ares., Mrs. B. Ferguson; secretary,
Mrs. J. Strong; treasurer, Mrs. E.
Hargrave; Dorcas secretary, Mrs. L.
Jacques; secretary-treasurer Guild,
Mrs. F. Graham; pres. Little Helpers,
Mrs, R. Simmons; secretary, Mrs. W.
Sothern.
Rev Mr. Fuller closed the meeting
with prayer and a scoial half hour
was spent.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mann and family,
of near Gorrie, visited on Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Seifert at
Clifford.
Mis,s Gwenneth Bride, of Stratford,
spent the week-end at her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Gibson were
Pleasantly surprised on Friday even-
ing, when members of their family
gathered at their home in honor of
NZWS ,OP FORDWICH
United Church W.M.S. Meets
At Home of Mrs, Wni. Wilson
their 815th wedding. anniversary;
Miss Lenart 13.eswitherielt visited
over the .week-end in Toronto,
Xrx Jim Stevenson, of Harrieton,
spent one day last week at the tome
of Mr. and .11/Ire. A, Johnston.
Miss ISSbyllis Keith and gr, 'cott
Keith spent the week-end with friends
In Port Colborne.
The 0,G.4.T. Groups held their ves-
per service in the united „Church on
Sunday evening with Moo Jogn gale,
stock of the Pennies Group taking
charge. The choir of girls rendered a
lovely anthem, as did a quartet .eont-
posed of Misses Elaine Dernerling,
Elizabeth. Patterson, Joan. Demerling
and 'Margaret Allen,
Mr. and Mrs, Ward Schaefer visited
on Sunday in Toronto with Mr, and
Mrs. H. Schaefer.
David. Dinsmore, 22-year-old son of
Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Dinsaiore ,of the.
Ninth Concession, suffered a severe
trapture - above the knee while haul-
ing logs on the Tenth Concession.
A chain broke and -one of the logs
fell on David's leg, Dr, Forde rushed
him to Isietrevel Hospital where he
will be confined for some time,
The sympathy of the community Is
..:46-pamookikaapao'oaotsoneomodossod„sglt 200. decorated for the occasion.
',The genderOontihod
-good-year hi1953!
"A year of real progress for me anA,,,i
my family...19511 Early in the year, „
I decided to go ahmtd. with plans Wars
erepanding my garage business. BuL
the Job required a substantial outlay:
—mare than I had available. So I
talked it over with Pete Bingham,
manager of our Dominion Bank
Branch. He showed me ways to stretch my capital and be-
tween us we decided how much financial assistance 1 needed.
- "The move paid off in increased business and profits—even
better than I had hoped! Besides repaying a good portion of
the loan and meeting other commitments, I've been able to
put aside extra money in our Dominion Bank savings account.
"Yes, 1953 was a good year! It helped me increase my
assets—business, savings and so on—to $41,500. And it
brought security for my wife and children a big step closer!"
Like you, Mr. Henderson, The Dominion Bank had
a good year in 1953. Just as your business expanded,
so did ours—maintaining its impressive record of
growth. Like your personal balance sheet, our
annual statement shows imposing figures—in assets,
deposits anti loans. During 1953, more people than
ever took advantage of the services of The Dominion
Bank . where every account is an important one.
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THE DOMINION BANK
Condensed Statement as at October 31st,1 953 •
ASSETS
Cash on hand and in other banks $108,830,677
Government and other Seeurities 107,885,568
Call Loans....... ,,, , 17,092,795
Total quick assets $233,809,040
Current Loans
Bank Premises
Acceptances and Letters of Credit
SundryAssetS
257,031,886
8,116,264
8,711,339
227,996
$507,896,525
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. LIABILITIES
ri Depogits. $478,740,838
A Sundry Liabilities, ..... « 801,886
l' Total liabilities to the public. r $479,542,724
; Acceptances and Letters of Credit outstanding 8,711,339
Capital Paid-up . . , 7,000,000 ,
Reserve Fund ..., 12,000,000
Undistributed. Profits 642,462
$507,896,525
• ,
PRQFIT'AND LOSS ACCOUNT
Year Ended October 31st, 1953
Profit after making appropriations to . Contingency Reserves $ 3,443,710
Lds.' Depreciation ...... . .. . . .... , ' '620,251
Income Taxes. , , • 1;430,000
Net Profit $ 1,393,459
Less: Dividends 910,000
Profit & Loss carried forhrd $, 483,459
Balance of Profit & Less, October 31st, 1952 1,159,003
,$ 1,642,462
Less: Transfer to resservefund., 4 . 1,000,000
Balance of Profit & Loss, October 31st, 1953. $ 642,462
4ROBEEtT RAE A. C, ASRFORTH
President, General hian4iek
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highlights of the Bank's various adia.
ties; is available oft request. Ask' at your
nearest Branch, or Write to the Head
0.191ce of The .Dornhiloti Bank Toronto.
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