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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1956-04-18, Page 9Births BAYLOR—in the Palmerston Hos- pital on Monday, Ap'ril 9, 1956, to Mr. and Mrs, Raymond Baylor, twins, a daughter and a sort, HOLLAND—In the Palmerston Hospital on Wednesday, April 11, 1956, to Mr. and Mrs, George Holland, a daughter. Fordwich A number of ladies attended the Presbyterial held, at St.. James Street United Church, Exeter 'on Tuesday. Mrs. Harold Dolg was elected first vice-president. and Mrs, J, H. Pollock, citizenship sec- retary. • Spare Tire Maks`• Life Preserver "Spare" is a misnomer when ap- plied to that extra tire, in case of a water emergency. Capable of sup-, porting several people' in the water, an inflated tire will serve as it.life preserver either winter or summer. Wheel and all, the tire will float. With rope attached, it could • be pushed out to a resell-, even by a non-swimmer. In winter accidents, where ice has broken through, the spare could be sent rolling to the rescue until other life saving equipment became available. Rejoice" and "Let Us Iterive". Mrs. Ken Graham and Miss, M. MCElwain sang a duet. Mrs. Win. MacDonald led in the closing pray- OOL: Ship Collect To Our Registered Warehouse No. Weston, Ontario Reliable Grading Direct Obtain sacks and tivine • Without charge from GEORGE HALDENBY 1-101yrood MORLEY Mci1,11CHAEI;f R.R. 2, Wroxeter- NORMAN McDOWELL Beigrave or by writing t,o Canadian Co-Operative Wool Growers Limited 217 Bay Street, Toronto CANADA Long, low lines... • • ' 47414 ; • . .1'. • • • ioc,•• .•••••.•••••• ••• •••••• '' ' ::•••••!' • • • 7.'—`,410117177, P00• Wins waifs Advance-PPM:0, WedfieldaY, April is/ AM 1 a VOW Mrs, Ruby Forester of Toronto spent the WOok*etid at her hemp here. Miss Phyllis :Keith and Master • William Seven. of Hessen spent the 'Weelt,end here with Mr. and Mrs. Alex\ ISOM Mr. and Mrs, Doug Wilting of Toronto spent the week-end with Mr. 'and Mrs. Roy Simmons, Mr,* and Mrs. Carl . Stewart of 14iStewel visited on Sunday with Mr,- arid Mrs, William Sotberia, Mr, and Mrs, Cecil Lynn And Karen of Orangeville visited over the week-end with Mrs', Earl Rid, - Icy, FORDWICH -g7"43174 .4.4( This all-new Rideau 4-door Hardtop combines 4-door convenience, wide-open view and dramatib tri-tone styling with all the built-in protection of Meteor's exclusive Safeguard Design • 'W1-01S AAAD ?? it* yle ?.Not on your life! I'm just shouting load enough everybody Can bear what have to say, And whati ,ve to say is this: Never overlook the importance Of nir estate." Dar Tigerish friend is so right. Fortunately, today, nany wise men and women rely on the experience and ;a-operation of The Sterling Trusts Corporation in natters concerning their estate. Our free booklet, ..lituepritir For Your Family," covers many aspects f estate administration, Write for your copy today. THE 9''G TRUSTS CORPORAT 1 ON HEAD OFFICE BRANCH OFFICE !.2 Bay St., Toronto 1-3 Dunlop St., Barrie 4-5 11) n BE MILES AHEAD WITH • it Mr. -and Mrs. nnurertion grave spent Monday in .Kitcherter, Mr. Everitt ,Cooper of Hamilton spent the week-end with his pa- rents, Mr,' and Mrs. Cecil Cooper.' Miss Marianne Doily' of Kitchener visited over the week-end with her parents, Mr. and, Mrs. I-Tarold Dolg. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Campbell and family •visited Siihday with • Mr, .and Mrs. George Mess in Gait. Mr, and Mrs. Wally Gibson and, Garfield spent Sunday in Guelph. with Mr, and Mrs. Jack Deals, Mr, and. Mrs. Harvey MeDermitt and family spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Percy IVIeDermitt in Brantford. Mrs. Pearl Patterson, jim and Elizabeth, and Mrs. Joe Heffer Spent Saturday in' Galt. 'Little Les, lie Campbell returned home with them after spending twp weeps. with Mrs. .George Wipp, Mr, Jack poig of St. Catharines 'Was a visitor With relatives in the village on Friday., His father, Mr,. I 9$6.1).3*, accompanied him to De.' trolt where they attended the fu- neral on Saturday of Mrs. POWS , sister, Mrs, Julie Greco, Little Jane and parry Pollock of .„RiPleY visited a few days last week. with their aunt and uncle, Mr, and. Mrs, Harold A number from here attended the, Centennial meeting in Gorrie on Tin:today night, Mrs. Mollie. Gra- ham of T-Astowel was in attendance as an advisor,. The sYnInathy of the core/VP/40' is extended to Mr, lioweli Fraser In the death of his only sister, Mrs, Iihigene Puilum of Helen,, Montana and to Mrs. Ross DOlg In the death of her sister, Mrs, Julie Croce 9. Pe , Mich, Mrs, Wig attended the funeral, Kisses Lynn and Carol McRae of Palmerston spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. mic e Carswell. Mrs. Harold 'Pollock was the guest speaker at the Wroxeter C.G.I.T, affiliation service on Fri-; day night., Mr, Earl Diehl of Orillia visited one day last week with Mr, and Mrs. Tom MeCiernent, BENEFIT DANCE FORDWWn---Peeple of the .COnl munity are reminded of the belie-, fit dance to he field for Roy As-, kin on Friday night in Fordwich, Mr. Askin's Many friends arid tte.quaintances will remember that he fell from a hay snow almost two, years 00, breaking his back, He .was ,confined to hospital for a year anti since returning home has been in a wheel chair. • Banquet Held in Clinton Church FORDWICH—The R.R.R.T. of Huron County with their wives held a banquet in the assembly hall of Ontario Street United Church at Clinton, on Friday;• Supper was served to 420, The occasion was, the visit of Rt, Wor. Sir Kt. Bert Harper of Orillia, G.M. of the Grand. Black Chapter of Ontario West, Robert Hibbord, C,M., was chairman and introduced the guests at the head table, The G.M. was introduced by Rt, Wor, Kt. Oliver Jacques, grand sensor of Ontario West, Other speakers Were A. S. Brooks of St. Catharines, P.G.M, of GB.C., On- tario West; Rev, Glen. Eagle, mini- ster of the church and James Hud- son, London, Hon, P.G.M, A toast to the Queen was pro- posed by Rev, J, C, White of Londesboro, During the evening' Mrs. Bert Harper was presented with a corsage, Mr. Harper with a silver cream and sugar set and Mr. Brooks with a set of cuff links. Visitors were present from Hur- on, Amberley, London, St. Cath- arines, Orillia and Fordwich, MRS. HIRD HOSTESS TO CHURCH GROUP FORDWICH—Mrs, W. :T. Hird was hostess for the Easter meeting of the W.M.S. of the United Church when 40 members and associate members were present., Mrs. Wray Cooper, president and Miss Minnie McElwain, secretary had charge of the meeting, eethlgThmeeting opened with 'the hymn, "Beneath the Cross of Jesus" and prayer. Mrs. W. Cooper led in the Easter meditation. The roll call was answered with an Easter thought and the minutes of the last meeting were read, The Supply Fund treasurer gave her report. An announcement was made concerning ,the London Con- ference Branch meeting being held in North Street United Church, at Goderich on April 17 and 18. The shut-in for the month is Mrs. J. Hargrave and Mrs. Eird -and Mrs, N. Harding were named the visit- ing committee. It was decided to cpiaect). a bale of used clothing. had been a life member of the so- to Mrs. C. McElwain, who Mrs. William Wilson led in a tri- bute of Mercy". The Scripturewasa l 4sbed:,i,rt7000; Mrs. Robert' Gibson then over the meeting and e short meditation followedG by 'Mrs. H. Pollock. Mrs. Cecil Wilson gave a talk using as the thought "He is not here." She said, "The deciples were not prepared for such a negative statement on that Easter morn. It gave them 'a hope that no other could. There is a real kinship be- tween the home where Christ is and the grave where He is not. So it brings hope for us all." Mrs. R. Gibson, Mrs. F. Hambly and. Mrs. B. Patterson gave an Easter meditation using the head- ings, "Let Us Remember", "Let Us Tuesday night the WeeiflY oile4 party, The winners. Wore high 'WY) Mrs. Roy Askin and high gent, Stan Wide, $Peeial prize Winners were Miss Marian Kennedy and Mrs, gdWin Deitz. The winners of the 'COnse, lation prizes WOO Mrs. W, 'Pamp. bell• and Rehhy Bride, Infants Baptized At 'Sunday ServiCe. FORIDWXCI--A service of Holy Baptism 'was held at. Trinity ARO- ,oun ChUrsh on Sunday morning with the rector, Rev. 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