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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1956-02-01, Page 6t'04.1,4A' N1.11404,1' lalsalice• fate', On these grey winter days, add daSii of color to any room with a gaily pointed lampshade. Coat the inside of any heavy paper or cardboard. shade Arith aluminum "oomir MAKE MC LAUGH ! "I know what I'm talking about. No wise inan or woman would be without the services of a trust company in matters concerning their estate—it's fats ruo important. So, take my advice, write for the free booklet, "Blueprint For Your Family," It will tell you, a lot you should know about estate administration." THE STE Li G MIS CORPORATION HEAD OFFICE BRANCH OFFICE 372 Bay St., Toronto 1-3 Dunlop Barrio 3,1 ''''11LNLHI HA% FUR PHEW FAMILY • WIIONKTFIZ The spirit of geed neighboring„ to which this corn- /nullity is noted, was manifest again during the past week when e, party wae held in the Wroxeter TOWn Hall for Mr. and 'Mrs. Peg- olo. olio lost their personal belong- hogs when thoir house was destroy- stroyed by tire on Sunday. Janu- airy '41..tel. The litmus was owned by John :Lane and occupied by Mr, and Mrs. Pegele and their two children, age eighteen tenths and five Imenths, At the time of the fire Mr. regelo was at another barn , lloing chores. Mrs. Pegelo called th e fir s brigad e from Wingham and "root:water Most of the downstairs I fifirnEStlir.p: lt. ETU carried out and taken to Salem 'Milted Church but upstairs furnishings and personal !clothing was lost. A benefit dance was held for the Pegeld family on Friday night. Mrs. Ken Bennett read an address and Everitt Callers presented a gift of more than 6;200.00. Mr, Pegelo expressed heartfelt thanks to all for their kindness. Snngster's Orchestra provided music. During the fire women of the neighborhood provided refresh- ments at the home of „Mr. Wm, Taylor for the fire fighters. Fire- men from Wingham remained at t h e scene of the fire until late in the evening. It was eighty years ago in the month of January that the first house on the Lane property was burned. It was then owned by a pioneer John Gallaher, Stanley Gal- labor's grandfather. Caused from iverheated stovepipes, it is recalled that nothing, was saved. Part of the building. just burned was built that winter and completed the fol- lowing year. The farm remained in the Gal- laher family until a few years ago when Albert Gallaher retired to Wroxeter. Mr. John Lane had com- pletely modernized the home while living there. Mr. and Mrs. Pegelo came to this community from Chesley. 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Then backache,. disturbed Jest, that "tired-out" heavy- headed feeling often follow. That's the time to take Dodd's Kidney Pills, Dodd's stimulate the kidneys to normal action. Then you feel better—sleep better work better. Ask for Dorld's Kidney Pills al any drug coupler. WHIRETER rorsoon S "Mr, Berm from Lima" is the title of a three-act comedy for which rehearsals have begun in this. village and district. Sponsored by the community club the play comes highly recoMmended. Wroxeter and district nave a reputation for good plays and everyone Will look forward to the latest, "Mr. Bean from Lima," The Young People's Union of the United Church is planning a family skating party in the local rink on Tuesday, February 7th, at 8 p.m. Get out your skates and go along with the Young People, Following. the skating, refreshments will be served at the church hall, My and Mrs. Harvey McMichael and Mrs, Charles McCutcheon left on Monday for Pontiac, Michigan, to attend tile funeral services for their uncle, the late Solomon Ring- ler, Mr, Ringlet., 83, was a native of this community and a brother of Mrs. Robert Hupfer. Mr, and Mrs. Jim Rae and daugh- ter Susanne, Brantford visited on Sunday with Mrs. D, W. Rae. Members of the Tuesday Star- light Group, United Church, cater- ed to the local curlers and their guests on Monday when twelve rinks were entered. Mrs. J. H, Wylie returned home on Saturday after a two weeks'. visit with Mr, and• Mrs. George Bradley, Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. John' Howes and daughter, Jeanne, Chatham, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Howes, We welcome to the village Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Galbraith, of Orangehill. Mr. and Mrs. Galbraith retired to the village from their farm and purchased the property of Dr, R. B. Palmer. Forest Lodge A.F, & A.M. have planned the annual banquet for Wednesday, February 8th, at 7.2() o'clock -in Wroxeter Community Centre. "Nothini IS So Easy As To Deceive One's Self" Author's name below When a Physician becomes sick he always goes to another Phy- sician to diagnose his ailment. He knows that no one can properly treat himself. Symp- toms of illness must he carefully noted and studied Impassion- ately. Do not, deceive yourself by at- tempting self treatments, it is worth many times your Phy- sician's charge to know that your health is in capable hands, When he Leila you that your illness is not serious, as most often is the ease, it is a wonder- ful feeling. Should some more difficult Sickness threaten, your health, an early treatment usu- ally prevents any serious con- sequences, • Pick up your preseription if shopping hear us, Or let US deliver promptly without extra charge, A great Many people entrust us with the responsi- bility of filling their prescrip- tions, May we nernpound yours? • PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS "'Quotation by.IDelrtosthenes (884.822Y Copyright WA (1,1W4) Meantime, pour 1% tops 'evaporated milk into refrigerator freezer tray. freeze till Crystals line sideS to depth, Turn into chilled howl and heat until stiff. Beat in I limp. grated ' fernon rind and if cup lemon juice. Gradually beat in 1 cup sugar, then the partially thickened fermis tuft until lnIzItIre fornit tuft peaks. Mrs. Tena Watson, Brussels,• visited with relatives over the week-end, Miss Nellie Ruttan, of Toronto, spent the week-end at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. David Neilson were in London on Sunday to see Mrs, L. Neilson, at Victoria Hospital. They found Mrs. Neilson resting comfortably. Congratulations and best wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ruttan (nee Doreen Latronica), who wore mar- ried on Saturday. Friends will be sorry to learn of the serious illness of Mrs. Bert Wright, Concession 17, Mrs. Arthur .Chapman has been confined to bed ;for the past week and Mr. Wm. ;Kreller, Concession 14, returned 'home front' Whighain. HoSpital last week. Prize winners at the L.O.L. euchre on Wednesday evening were: Ladies high score, Mrs. Win, Taylor; men's high score, Bud McInnes, Walkerton. The euchres will be continued every two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Will Agar, of Moose Jaw, gask., and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Patterson and family, of Mount Forest, spent Wednesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. T. L, McInnes, • Mrs. Garnet Wright returned last week from Delhi, She was accompanied by her brother, Mr, Arnold Aldrich, of Delhi who has been ill and will spend some time here convalescing, Mr. and Mrs, Ernest King re- turned home on Saturday after spending several weeks in Toronto, Mr, and Mrs, Percy Colmer accom- panied them and spent the week- end with relatives 'here. Mr. and Mrs, Geo, Brown, John anti Jean visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mier, Archie Scott, of Wingham, Miss Ieobel Aitcheson, of Dur- ham, Was a week-ehd guest of Miss Marlene Mrs, J. Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wood and Kay and Mr, and Mrs. Earl 'realer were Sunday guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Jae. Warrell, Ford- Wich. Mrs, John McCreary visited Mr, and Mrs. David Cathers, in Wing ham on SunclaY, Mr, Wilmer Kuhn has purchased the former Lynn reaidenee 41.11c north of the' village, Mr, and Mrs. Gordon. Ritchie, Teeswater, visited on Thersclay with Mr, and Mrs. Wilbert Galla- way.- Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Woods and Judy, Mr. and Mrs. ?Donald Bekaa arid sort, Kitchener, visited Mrs, Zee, Sherri? on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs, W111116,1' Nulm, Myrna, Anne and Leonard spent vi Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Arnold [ Sachs, of PArriWeed, MrSI, SteWitrt, MiSSCS Jenn and Violet Stewart, of 'I'drOntor visited Me,. and Mrs, 006, t-trOWn. arid other' friends trlt SattirdaYi eastuon filemo Of 1471, Meeting , WROXETER !Mrs. Harvey Timm will discuss spring fashion news at the February meeting of the Women's Institute on Wednes- day, February 1st., et 2,30. Mrs. Herb Patterson will give a tallt on new wonderefahrics. A paper on mental health will be given by Mrs, John Lane and roll call will be "Compose a Valentine Verse—or Pay." Hostesses will be Mrs. Wes Newton, Miss M, Jar- dine, Mrs, D. Statia and Mrs. D. S. MacKaughton. The meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. J. H, Wylie, The program and nominating commit- tee will bo. named and plans to' the short course to be held in March. Twelve Rinks at Monday Bonspiel WROXETER--Twelve rinks took part in a bonspiel under the aus- pices of the Wroxeter Curling Club on Monday, Winners were a Bluevalo rink with John MacTavish, skip, and Alex MacTavish, William Dettman and Eldred Nichol, A Gorrie rink came second with Gordon Under- wood, Gordon Edgar, Jack Strong and Thomas Edgar, skip. In third place was a Brussels rink with Jim Adams, skip, George Brooks, Wes Paulin and Bill King. Consolation award was won by a Drayton rink with Dick Potter, skip; Dr. Bill Martin, Herb Thomp- sod and George Day. Allan Adams and Wes Paulin were in charge of the bonspiel. Members of the Tuesday Starlight Group of the Wroxeter 'United Church served meals at the com- munity centre during the bonspiel. Euchre Winners WROXETER--Mrs. Harvey Reidt and Mrs. Carl Smith arrang- ed the progressive euchre party held in the community hall on Thursday night with eleven tables in play. High scores for ladies was'held by Mrs. Harry Adams and second, Mrs. Charlie Lathers. Bill Taylor and Bill Brown won honors for the men, Mrs. Andy Pocyuloko and. Tony St. Marie won consolation awards. The special bingo, a towel set, was won by Mrs. Ida Griffith, Mrs. K. Dickson Hostes to W.M.S. (Too late far last week)„ BL'UNfORE -'Th e Tartu ary'arieet- ing of the Women's Missionary Society of Knox Presbyterian Church, Belmore, was held at the home of Mrs. Kenneth Dickson, on Thursday. January 19th. Mrs, R. McKague led the opening devotions for which Mrs' Dickson read suitable Scripture passages. Miss Jean Dickson chose articles from the Glad Tidings appropriate to the New Year season. Reports on the annual meeting of - Maitland Presbyterial were given by Mrs. D. McPherson and Mrs. A. Mundell. The roll call was answer- ed by quoting from the life or Gospel of Matthew. A letter from Mrs. Jas. Dickson, of Formosa was read by Mrs, Robt, Inglis. Mrs. Zinn dealt with the topic "Christian Missions in a Revolutionary World" dwelling particularly on the racial problem in Africa. All the ladies are invited to at- tend the World Day of Prayer in McIntosh Church on February 17. Y .1).0 . Meeting and Skating. Party GORRIJ The Y.P,U, of the United Church will meet irk .Gorrie Ion Sunday evening, February 5 at 8 p.m, Ferne Cooke and Barbara Linton are the citizenship com- mittee. The Y.P.U. is having a skating party in Wroxeter on Tuesday; Feb. 7. Two Games Won in Intermediate Series GORRIE—Gorrie hockey team played three games in the Inter- county Intermediate series last week, They lost to Teviotdale 8-4 on Monday night at Palmerston, but chalked up a victory over Alma 9-3 ill the Harriston Arena, on 'Wednesday- evening. Saturday night at Harriston they again scored another win over Drew 12-2. They will play with Bramhill in Harriston on Monday night. In the Tri-county Bantam League, Kurtzville won over Gorrie 8-6 on Wednesday night at the Kurtzville Arena, United Church WMS To Hold Fee Tea GORRIE—The W.M.S. of the United Cnurch will hold its fee tea on Thurtday, February 2nd., at 8.15 p.m. , • Mrs. K. H,astio, Mrs, W. Tremble; and Mrs.-, J. W. V. Buchanan are in charge of the program, Mrs, Geo. Gibson, Wroxeter,• will be the guest speaker. Family Night to Be Held by WI. GORRIE--The Gorrie W,I, will have ita • annual Family Night on Tuesday, February 7th, at 8.30 in the Gorrie Community Hall. Members of the Junior Institute and Junior Farmers will be guests. A Junior Farmer, Jim Needham, of Ripley, will show slides 'and give comments on his trip over- seas. There will also be a short musical program. Ruttan-Latronica GORRIE — Doreen Latronica, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Latronica of Molesworth and Lloyd Ross,' only son. of Mr .• and Mrs. Anson Ruttan, RR. 1, Gorrie, were united in marriage at 3 p.m. Satur- day at the' United Church parson- age, Gorrie, by the Rev. W. J. V. Buchanan. Their attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Robt, Finlay, of Lucknow. The bride wore a street length gown of blue brocaded silk with blue accessories and a corsage of pink roses, The matron of honor wore char- treuse brocade and a corsage of pink roses. The couple will reside at Cooks- town, Scissorettes Meet At Edgar Home GORRIE--The Gorrie Scissor.. ettes met for the sixth time this season when the members gathered at the home of Faye Edgar. Notes were taken on making And putting on bias binding, the rules to observe when setting in sleeves and the proper method of making a buttonhole. Doris Dinsmore will be hostess to the group for the next meeting, to be held on February 4. If yott want to get hack on your feet, just miss a paythent. on• your car. ", •" - "That woman is the best house- keeper I ever lrnev;," Said Filbert. "Been cliVoreed three times, and each time she kept the house," Girls Rewarded for Perfect Attendance The regular meeting of the Marian Williamson Girls' Group was held - at the ,home faf Joyce Crotners, on Tuesday of last week, There were eleven members pre- sent, The meeting opened with the call to worship by Helen Ford and the singing of "Unto the Hills." Scrip- ture was read by Edith Scott and prayer was offered by Joyce Croth- ers. "God Reveals His Preeence', was sung, The secretary's report was read and the roll called, Barbara Mer- rick then' gave the Offertory pray- er. Miss MacMillan presented life membership certificates to Helen Ford and Joyce Moffat for five years' perfect attendance, Seals were received by Joyce Crothers, Audrey Gilmour and Barbara Merrick for four years' perfect attendance and a certificate and pin were presented to Sharon Guy and Sandra Smith for one- year of perfect attendance. Mrs,. Lloyd read two chapters from, the study book, "The Tur- quois Horse." The benediction was prdnoariced by Helen Ford Y.P.U. Meeting Will Be Held Sunday WROXETER — The Young People' Union of Gorrie and Wroxeter will hold the regular meeting on Sunday evening, Feb- ruary 5th, in the church hall at Gorrie. The program is being arranged by the citizenship conveners, Ferne Cooke and Barbara Linton. All young people are cordially invited. Guild of St. Martha And W.A. to Meet GORRIE—The Woman's Auxil- iary of 'St. Stephen's Church will holm. its February meeting at the home of Mrs. M. •Gilkinson on Friday (note change of day), Feb- ruary 3rd at 2.30 p.m. Theme for the roll call will be prayer. The Guild of St. Martha will meet on Wednesday evening, Feb- ruary 1st at 8.30 pin, at the rectory. 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