HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1956-01-18, Page 3Superintendent Has
Record Attendance
Of 20 Years. at •S.S.,
WROXETER --Children of the
'Wroxelaw Sunday School were pre-
sented with awards Or attend-
ance on Sunday morning last, with
Rev, W. J, V, Buchanan in charge,
Assisted by Superintendent Ronald
Those receiving' diplomas were
Garry Chambers, Dale McLean,
Jean Newton, Bandy Gibson.
First year seals went to Wayne
Sanderson, Elaine Sanderson and
Betty Newton`, and year, Connie
Clarke, Gail .Statia, Leona Cham-
bers, Larry Snell; 3rd. year, David
Grainger, Anne Douglas, Wesley
Newton, Carol Newton, Carol 1400-
Ott, Louise Edgar; 4th year, Gwen-
neth Gibson, Daisy Gibson, John
Magee, Helen Magee•
'
5th year,
Catharine MacDonald, Catharine
Edgar; 6th year, Murray 1VfeLegn,
Barry Grainger, Davey :Edgar
(perfect attendance); Bonny Edgar
(perfect attendance); 7th year,
Ronald Higgins, Higgins, Paul
Higgins, Bernice Grainger, 'Shirley •
Reidt; 10th year, Shirley Markt-
ael; 18t1r year, Glenn McMichael.
Ronald McMichael, super inteml-
ent of the Sunday School lias a.
record attendance of 20 years.
7 Pc. BEDROOM SUITE $179.00
3 Tawny Oak 8-piece Dedroem ,Suite, 48" double
Dresser with tilting Plate glints mirror,
Chiffonier With. all eenfre guided drawers, $197.00 and 4t--6" Panel. lied
I 4'-6" 220-..coil M Spring attreas with
$27.50 neiginn (inunn,sk •ticking
0-6" nigh rise ribbon. steel Spriag $ 2.-95
2 'Tawny Oak Bondoir Lamps
with fiberglass shattes .. $10.95
Regular $248.40
During Sale
7 Pieces
$179.00
3 Pc. BEDROOM SUITE
.113y Fitton-Parker
1 ('oral Mahogany 50" Double Dresser with tilt.-
tilling plate (;lass , Chiffonier. and 4,1 omo nonkense Bed . .. ............. ...... .1) 0
7 pc. BEDROOM SUITE $198,75
3 8-piece Iledroinn Suite-silver mink finished
Oak, 43" 00/11/Je PreaSer With Plate ,glaaa co 1.ela
40,126708ri,neintligffmOlatiltat11:,e:s':02"201)acnoeolg,/teriediea' n
damask licking . .„. .... . , ......
ipP, 4 I uu
aligitriser ribbon steel Slaring".
2 Boudoir Lamps 1Vitk fibaralasa
••••=.".^1
Regular $268.40
$198075
CHESTERBED SUITE
Pima COvered ia long wearling Grey Wool $1 92.50
Walnut or "Light Oak ..
Arbotite. Coffee
Walnut or 'Light Opk
$209.00 3 Pieces
During Sale
,,Regular $189,00
„$154.50
7 Pieces
During Sale „ .....
frieze, modern (kale
Arhorite Step Tables in either /fad Firewo• " taa ,on
.P ,Pq Fit/
$16.00
Regular $248.40
• .......
6 Pieces
During Sale . • ... /tV4.1.4,.
N OVELTIES
TELEPHONE Al & t9i 7c
('i'IAlit. keg, $28,95 data
LAMP TABLES
/to iv] a MIMIC topped, Dunean
1/A MP TABLE
Reg, $19.50 •- During Sale $1 3.95
OVAL LAMP TABLE
OVAL LAMP TABLE Demean FA,:
4-6'" Marshall ,
SPRING 'MATTRESS'.
696 - cotton' pOcketed springs, White
felt .and•'flexolator..• EEG, $qvdo
Sale Price $57.50
OTHER MATTRESSES
From $27.50 up
GOSSIP •10-N.CH
walped finish oha s)$2 3 .50
TV. 'CHAIRS
Red wool frieze, rotating TV MAW
Reg. $14..75
Plate Glass Mirrors
All plate glass mirrors ' tni
in stock REDITC1011 L
Grey wool frieze rotating TV qiale
:e3,11.$19.75
$4195
walnut; veneers
Reg. $28,75 SALE $21.25
TEA WAGON
TEA WAGON or solid walnut veneers
Reg. $34.50
SALE .. $26.50
SALE BEGINS ON THURSDAY, 'JAN. 19th. OPEN FRIDAY NiTE TILL „00'''
Save as much as- 30% OFF o,n Hnstess
Chairs, End Tables, Coffee Tables,.Desks,
Floor Lamps and Table Lamps Etc., in
stock. FURNITURE
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8.30 Jackie Gleason
9.00- On Camera
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WROXETER • • Nineteen were
present at the January meeting of
the Buds of. Promise Mission Band
which was held. on Tuesday in the
schoolroom of the United Church,
Mrs, Grainger was in the chair,
The meeting opened 'With the
singing of the h:VMh, "What
Friend We Have in Jesus," 'follow-
ed by, the installation of officers, as
follows:
President, Helen 'Magee; sec.,
Elaine Sanderson; vice-pres. Carol
Loutitt; areas„ Brian San derson;
pianist, Elaine' Sanderson; assist-
ants, Carol Loutitt, Lyane Earl,
Responsive rIeading, Prayer 'and
the Purpose were said:The newly
elected president, I-Ielea Mogeelook
the chair for the program., Cath-
arine Edgar gave a reading entitled
"Bud's Resolutions."
Members responded to the roll
call 'with a New ''ear's resolution.
Carol .Leutitt favoured with an in-
strumental. The story teller was
Mrs. Andy Gibson, taking two
chapters from the new study book,
I "The Boy with the Busy Walk."
The hymn "Hear the Pennies
Dropping" and the benediction
brought an interesting meeting to
a' close.
W.M.S. Holds,First •
Meeting of the Year.
wRoxETER. •Mrs. J. H." Wylie
opened her home on Friday after-
noon for the January meeting of
the Woman's Missionary Society,
whoa sixteen members attended,
The meeting was arranged by Mrs.
Gilbert Howes, who presided.
Mrs. Howes road the seaman's
version of the Twenty-third Psalm,
Psalm 700 was read in unison and
the hymn of the new year was
sung, "Standing at the Portal,"
Miss I.Z. Hazelwood read the Scrip-
ture lesson and .gave an interesting
commentary. Mrs. Grainger led .111
prayer and Mrs, 'Jim 'Sanderson
gave interesting highlights from
the Missionary Monthly. Mrs.
Frank Balla read a. poem. The
hymn, "Take' My Life" was sung.
His, Buchanan. thou. eonaueted
the installation service for the
new -officers and gave alr inspiring
:address on steWardship. A letter,
was read, which had been written
from the minister at Ottnehurch,
Where the recent bale Was sent' .
Menthe-es decided in reply to his re-
(plest to send further seippliea es-
pecially boys' clothing, if available,
The president, secretary and Mrs.
Ken Edgar were mulled a eomthit-
tee th plan for the World larty 'of
brayer which will be held on Fob-
Mary 1.7t11 In the United Church
hail.
The president expressed appee-
dation to all who took nart and
the hostess, Mrs. Wy1M..The
ing closed with the singing cif
""Blest Ile the 'Tie "that Binds."
soda
bur was enjoyed' when Ike
hostess served refreahinenta.
• United. Church to.
Make Improvements .
WROXETER---Wroxeter United
Church held its annual meeting in
the church hall on Tuesday evem-
ing with - an • attendance of 75,' A
pot-luck supper was followed :by
the blisineas ineetingiptesided'oVer'
by the minister, Rev. W. .T. V.
Buchanan, Campbell Brown was
appointed secretary,
Encouraging reports were heard
from all organizations with a total
amount of $6510.00 raised. The M,
and M, fund showed an increase of
10% over 1954 with a total of'$401.
Plans were made for some im-
provements in church property.
Howick Centennial mill- be cele-
brated July 1, 1956 and in prepar-
ation families of this charge are
asked to lay aside 25 cents per day
from january 1 to Easter Sunday,
when a snecial service of dedica-
tion will be held and the gifts pre-
sented, A committee has been set
up to study most needed. improve-
ments. From the session, J. H.
Wylie and J. Leslie Douglas; board
of stewards, 'Charles Cathers, John
1V1aeNattghton, also the presidents
of the three women's groups, Mrs.
Wm, Hart, Mrs.. G. L. Dobson and
Mrs, D, S. 1VTacaughton.
Goiter:.; Elected
The following officera.were elect-
ed for 1956:
Session;John Snell, Frank Earls,
.T. H. Wylie, I]. Mc:111101nel, Stanley
Gallaher, George Gibson, William.
13o11;, Allen Munro, W. A. Cathers,
L. Douglas; board of stewards, R.
R A, Hunter, Charles Gathers, Gil-
bert Howes, M. Grainger, Ira 'Mc-
Lean, Everitt Cathers, Charles Me-
Cuteheon, Harvey Timm„Tolin
1VIneNautghton„ Stuart Higgins,
William Taylor and Eldred Cathy M
CHILDREN ME STILL
°IN NEED OF CLOTHING
WROXETER. The following let-
ter will be of interest to those who
donated new or used clothing to
the bale shipped from the Mrornan'S
MisslonarY Society, 'Wroxeter Un-
ited Church,
Duneburch, Ontario,
January 2, 1950
Mrs, J. fx, Wylie,
Wraxeter.
Dear Friend;
Will you please convey to the
ladles of your Woman's Missionary
Society, the pro/mulct thanks of
myself and the needy families of
my eight preaching points,
We live in an area which at one
time was prosperous because of the
timber in the forest, But this was
twenty years ago and ,many fami-
ilea have had to leave. Those who
remain.ed are• trying to scrape a
I" living from mall farms, where the
land is very poor and a little tour-
ist trade,
Many of the children who receiv-
ed bedding and clothes were badly
in need of them for they were atilt
wearing their summer clo th es'and,
it is Cold in this area aluring the
Winter.
You made sub a wonderful eon-
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a head. start. on wi nter
driviiig, and a SURif, start op. .
those frosty mornings .. take
a (-beck on ..yettr.cos'.s 'battery
NOW I May need ree
'barging
or even a' of
V:itber
Nyny, sec US t. V011. gna.rnte0;'
on all .now' ba.vterieS.
WINGIAIVI NMOTORS
Winghana
Relieve That Tired Feeling
by CORRECTING those
FOOT TROUBLES
SEE MR. S. UNDER, of
Kitchener, well-known
FOOT SPECIALIST and
MANUFACTURER of
FEATHERWEIGHT
ARCH SUPPORTS,
who will be at my store to give relief to those
suffering from Foot Ailment,
TUESDAY,,Jan. 24
WEDNESDAY (morning), Jan. 25
CALLAN SHOES
Phone 12
Wingham
WROXETER
Peirsoinas
Mrs. J. H. Wylie. is spending this
Week with her {laughter,. Mrs, Geo.
Bradtey and Mr. Bradley, Toronto.
Friends of Mr. Albert Gallaher
will be pleased to know he has now
returned. from Wingham General
Hospital and is improving,
Miss I3erva Gallaher, Mil's Mar-
guerite Fora and Miss. Donna Cope-
land, all student teachers at Strata.
ford Teachers' College are practice
teaching in Kitchelier this week,
Donald Gibson, > Toronto, spent
the week-end at his home here.
Stewart Copeland, who has b(11-1
on the staff of the Dominion Bank
at (lorrie, is now at Brantford,
Bill Callaber and Don Hopper, of
Winghitm, jolt hail 'week for a LOP
to Merida.
ithalt
BOLT T» 'Victoria Hospital, Lon-
doll, 00 Monday Janilary 9, 1906,
to Mr, and Mrs, Raymond :Boll,
a. son, Brine Raymond.
Girls' Group to
Hold Skating Par'iy
WM./NETER Tire Canadian
in Training held their mon-
thly meeting at the home of Shirley
Reid with an attendance of ten.
Catharine MacDonald and Bernice
Graieger conducted the, worship
service.
Ti le r oll call was answered with
a New Year's resellition. Plans
Were Made for a skating party on
Tuesday,' January 17, when Gerrie
and • Fordwieh groups, will ho
guests, Mrs. Art Giason read from.
the study book, "The Turquoise
rse."
.• Arrangements were made for tile
next meeting to be held January
25th, at .the home of Catharine
Mae] Nina Id. M (an bera and their
leaders prepared the annual report.
Till , nreet.ing closed Wilk Taps.
Bridge Club •
The bridge .players have eon rhid-
M the ChristMas festive season for
another year and were in attend-
ance at Bridge Club-again in nor-
mal numbers last Thursday. North
and South: 1, Mrs. R. S. 1-Tether-
ton and Mrs. D. C. Nasmith; 2.
Mrs. G. Giver and G. Williams; 3.
Mrs. W. D. 1-louston and W. H.
French; 4. Mrs. J. H. Crawford
and Mrs. D. 13. Porter. East and
West: 1. Miss M. MacLean and
Mrs..F,..A. Parker; 2. Mrs. A. R.
DuVal and %I. Jackson; 3. Miss Y.
McPherson anal Mrs. C. H. :Ross;
4. Mrs. (1., S. Cameron and Mass ail
McCallum,
Forestry Club Met
At High School
The meeting of the 4-1.1 Forestry
Club was held at the Wingham Dis-
that High School on January 11th.
The members repeated the 44-1
Pledge in unison and Mr. .Jackson,
leader of the group, was in charge
of the meeting,
Mr. Jackson . dealt with. ever-
greens at this meeting, and in par-
ticular, on the identification of the
different: varieties, The date of 'the
next meeting was set for the 23rd
of January.
„..
Sleeping Pill.
Horrors Exposed
On "Big Town"
Whew Fred Welhy, a highly re-
garded veteran reporter, staggers
into the. city room and muederouslY
attacks with editor Steve
Wilson with the jagged edge of a
broken pop bottle without provo-
cation, • Steve gets his first intim-
ation bf the seriousness 'or the
sleeping pill inonaco.
Welby's frenzied attaelr, com-
mitted during' a mental blackout,
SptirS Steve to probe into the bar-
biturate habit, in "Sleeping Pills".
The findings of repertera assign-
NI Lo research the sleeping pill
latbit shocking figures of
aides and addielion, the latter al-
Motion \vorso than Oven narcoiie
addiction.
Havilua eonvinced Welby of the
seriousness of his affliction, which
was brought; on by grief and
sleeplessness over the death of his
wife, Steve persuades the journa-
list to commit himself to a hospital
for cure and to do a aeries of ar-
ticles on: his experiences as an
encouragement to other victims.
But when Weiby cracks wilder the
withdrawal ordeal and flees the
hospital in another =Heroes
frenzy, Steve's "experiment" ends
in a. spine-tingling climax.
Mark Staveng produces, directs
and stars as Steve Wilson, end
veteran diameter actor William
Cliallee 'gives a monlorablv per-
rormitncce as tfic reporter ;addict.
Barry 'Kelley 'plays gruff city edi.
tm" Charlie Anderson and 1)m' Ave •
don plays SteVe's girlfriend, Diane
'Walker.
A. CLEVER LAT)Y, asked in a
public function, was 0.5-
'signed a Place between it noted
bishop end 'an equally famous rab-
bi. It was her chance to break
Into high company, end she meant
to make use of it,
"I feel as if were a leaf between
the 01(1. and the New Teatitment,"
she said daring a, hill ui the eon-
Versation,
'That page, Madare," replied the
VIM "la usually ct blank."
„lakge Thaeo• AtirAwakis,`,11'inaeii, WP111 004.0 14.1/ 4144, :0$., JiAq
Buds of Promise
Instal Officers •
trlbution that you might Pot thank
it' fair to ask far' more, but if any
of your families have any mom
ckaldrares plaknas, hays in. lonalC94.
Jar from 0 to 14, I could atilt. male)
good use of them.
Thanks again for all your help and
generosity,
Yours M Iis Service,
Douglas A. Muir,
If anyone reading this has a con-
Lribution to make, please leave it
as soon as possible with any men'ta
her of the Woman's Missionary
Society. Members of the WJYT.S.
will to thank all those who helped
matte up this fine bale which has
been appreciated by the minister
and his people in one of the less
fortunate parts of our province.
NOT AN ANSWER
TO A ritAynu.
A woman, just leaving the church
suddenly realized that She left her
purse on the seat, When ale, re-
turned, it was gone. She sought
out the minister and found he hail
picked it Up.
"I felt I'd better hold ,it," he
eXPiai O. "You know there are
some in the congregation of`siteh
simple' faith as to believe it might
be the answer'to a prayer."
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