HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1956-05-09, Page 8V01,1;11c1 41 nunic of Mr. and!
Mrs, Basil ThoMpSOn ,of 1.-?reston.
Walter James and Stanley. Moore,
who have been working at con-1
struction work at Rrantford, .spent
the week-end at their homes here.
Mr, and. Mrs, Ross Smith, of
Toronto spent the wee4-end with ;
her parents,. Mr. and Mrs. Russell I
Chapmanaand with r.rurnherry and
Wingham relatives,
Mr. and Mrs. Allied Coulters and
family visited on 'Sunday at the
home of .her father, Thos.
Kerry of Paisley..
Mr, and Mrs. lle.Og .$0104 and
sons, of Auburn, spent Sunday with.
Mr. and Mrs. Ezra. Scholtz. •
Rev, and Mrs. W. Watt visited •
for a few days last weelt at the
home 'of their son, Rev. Robert
Watt of Mitchel)•. Mr. and Mrs.
Watt received word that Dr, And
Mrs. Donald Watt and their family.
were moving this week. from the
Queen -.Charlotte islands, "where •
they have been stationed for over four years to BeIln Coola,, further
South on the E.C. Mainland,
IvEr. and Mrs, John Hay.es, of
Detroit spent the weekend at the.
home of Mr. and Mrs. Russel
of Langskie and visited with
his sister, Mrs. Reuben Tiffin, in'
Wingham Hospital where she is a
patient with 'LL, . ' .• • Mr, anthIVirs.:,Aussell Koss re,
cently liad- ii.'.telephone chat with,
his brootir, • • Constable Henneth
Ross of .the .: 1R,CIVI,P., and • 'Mrs'.
Ross, at thAr'.'home,-atILoon ..J.Jalte,
Sask, They:Wad. moved..f .C.41.001
Lake where they hail been station-
ed for soine'years, . .
Mrs, Wilton has • been
under the- doctor's' care during, the.
past week, , - •
family, of 131iievale, and Mr. and
Mrs. Jas.' MeBurney, ofTurnberry,
visited on Sunday. at the' home of
:M. taw Mrs, tiortion McBurneYi
and Mr. and Mrs, Dimer Shiell and
family,. of London, who had been
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
R. M, Shiell, Edward St., Wing-
ham, also visited with Mr, and
Mrs, McBurney and other East
0511 relatives.
'Mr. and 'Mrs. James frwin, of
Hamilton, spent the ,wee15,end with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs, lierson
Mr. and Mrs, John Riirtoul and
family, of Toronto, spent the week-
end with relatives in Port
Ashfield, and witn Rintoul families
in this district,
Mr. Wiliam Arbuckle, Mrs.
Rutherford Reavie and son, Bill,
spent the week-end at the home
of their uncle, Mr. Robert Ar-
buckle in Toronto and visited with
Mr. ReaVie in Sunnybrook Nospital.
INGLIS In Wingham Ceneral
Hospital, on Sunday, May OM,
. 1950, to Mr. and Mrs. Tack Inglis,
of Fordwieh, and formerly of
West. Wawanosh, a sou,
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On Saturday, May 5th, the l ot
Wingham. Boy Scout Troop took a
trip to the fish hatchery just out-
side of • Chatsworth. About 25
Scouts went en the trip 'and trans-
portation was supplied by Ross
Wormworth, Harold :Wild, dim
Cameron, .A.S.M, Allen Walker and
Slim Bomber,'
At the .hatchery the boys • saw
fish that ranged in size from over
two feet clown to an inch and many
of wished they had bronah•
sonic fish •bool5a and line On the
trip,
The only .casualty was Doug
Spry,. whose hat was blown off by
the wind and landed in one of the
ponds, hut it was soon recovered,
The Scouts left at 9,30 and
everyone carried light lunches to
eat on the way hack for it was
about 2 TO when they got home.
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"WIIERE BETTER BULLS ARE USED"•
Note Change of Calling
Hours
DURING THE SUMMER MONTHS OF MAY, JUNE,
JULY, AUGUST, AND SEPTEMBER,,CALLS FOR SER-
VICE ''WILL BE RECEIVED' BETWEEN 7.30 and 9.30 a.m.
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spent the week-end at galedon, at
• the home of :his aiater, Mrs. Blginn
, • Wg.lwood.And with his modlier, Mrs.
• john. 1'1'41C911er.
•• • Mr. agti. Mra, Gordon *nail, of,
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FAMILY PACKAGES at $1, $2, $7,50
A LE?a\iitsvIA9EER'S
"My mechank must be having a lot of
trouble with your repair job . . he's
.been,under there for eight hours."
Couldn't- happen here! We know what our
mechanics are doing at all tires . . . and so 'do
they! You get 60 minutes of 'expert workman-
ship to the hour.
Presbyterian Church here Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rieman were
.Caswell otfielatmg.
Arthur HenderSeni little Soli, .0f
Mr. and Mrs, .13.o:hart Henderson, of
Kinloss Met with a painful accident
On Tuesday last and WAS /Shen to
Wingham hospital. Milo playing
in a neighbor's barns he fell, cutting
his ffir e4 severely, Many stitehea surgwy, May 00, and in .the were required 'tP. *SO tile WOUP4- probyterkul Church :here, Rev,,
Mr, 4310 Mrs,, Kenneth Mason. and 'Wallace McClean, of .Laelnow, will
'children visited on, Sunday at the have charge of the .anniversary
borne ,of her brother, Mr. SARI Services an Sunday, Mai! 17.
Skinner of Centralia.. ' Mr. Robert Campbell at St,
Thomas, who has been, reenherat-
Mg after a serious operation spent
last. Week at •tlte bow Of his
Mother, Mrs, Wm. Kennedy of
Marnoo.h. Mr. and. Mrs. Fred Moore
of Delaware visited On lIerldaY with
Mr. and Mrs. Kenpedy and Mr. and
Mrs, Leo Devine and daughters, of
Parkhill visited there .on Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. ffarry Moss and
of Plattsville, spent the
week-end at the home of her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben McClena-
Zhan.
Mr. and. Mrs. James Wilson and
family visited on Sunday at the
home of her ,aunts,- Miss Agnew and
Kiss .Bertha,MacKiiy, of London.
Mrs, Patterson and Mr. Thos.
Gaunt, of John St., Wingham, visit-
ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Russell Gaunt, on Sunday.
Mr, Myles McMillan has pur-
chased. Mr. Bd. Waddeli's house
on Main Street, Teeswater, and will
move there in the near future.
Mrs. Andrew Wilson and James
of E.). Wawanosh visited on Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Thus, Inglis,. of
W, Wawanosh,
The scho-ol pupils of ,SS. No. 8
Langside, and S.S. No, i)„' 1VIurray!s
school are holding .a concert this
Friday evening in the- Langside
Hall to make funds for their, an-
nual summer trip. The 5.5, No. P
pupils have been selling tickets on
a rose blanket.
Mr. and Mrs, Bert Moggach and
family moved during the past
week-end to Wingham, and* Mr.
and Mrs. John. Mitchell and Susan,
of . Wingham, moved to the vacated
house this week. We welcome the
newcomers to the village and com-
munity,
Mrs. Walter Lott spent the week-
end at Port Elgin at the home of
Mr. and Mrs.`Ribey. Mr. Eibey was
stricken with -a heart attack last
week.
Miss Jean Currie, of London,
spent the week-end with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Currie.
Two carloads from this district
attended the Wedgewood demon-
stration in Lucknow Town Hall
last Thursday evening and reported
a very interesting- and instructive
program. The film, showing the
making of this well-known line - o
dishes, from the clay to the finish-
ed product, was also very interest-
Mg. However, none of the 'ladies
were fortunate in winning one of
the many prizes.
Mr. Beth Gaunt visited over the
Saturday at a p.nl. with Rev, N.
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I his father, Mr. Wm. Rieman hall
linen a patient in the hospital.. for
t ever .. .. el , ' .1. F 'la , he tools a
' serious stroke.
• Mr. and Ms's. Robert Watson of
13tlicefield visited last 'IllOkidaY at
the ..tionie of .their danghtar, Mrs
•Glibert 1.23eecrOft,
The anniversary •services in
South Xinloss. Church :will, be held
YOUNG PEOPLE 110111
VIEET1Nfi IN CHURCH
WHITECITURCII—The young
people of the Presbyterian Church
held their social evening in the
Sunday School room of the church
last Tuesday evening with the
young people of the United Church.
as guests.
The presidents Lame Forster,
presided for a short worship ser-
vice. He also read the scripture
lesson and led in the meditation
period, speaking on the • parable,
the sheep and the goats, and the
many lines that divide people into
different classes.
Mrs. J. Conn led in prayer. Lorne
and Irma Forster sang "Take Youi
Burden to the Lord, and Leave It
There", and Mrs. C. E, Farrier
played a piano solo. Mrs. Walter
Elliott, Ruby Conn. and • Beverley
Gaunt had charge of the games
and' contests.
Lunch was served and all en-
loypd the social half hour together.
ARM IN, FAMILY -FOR
100 YEARS NOW SOLD
WHITIECITORCH—Mr. Thos, Mc-
Creight recently Mold his hundred
acre farm on Highway 86 to Mr.
and Mrs. % B. Stanley, of RinioSe
Township, north of ,Lucknow,
These McCre.ight farms were
taken up aver one hundred years
ago by the late Thomas lVicOreight,
arid their son, :Thome & and lila
wife lived on the *east hundred, and
Alfred and his wife have lived on
the west hundred. For the past
few yeafs, since the passing of
Nits, 'nos, McCreight, Mc-
Creight has 'made his borne with
his brother, Alfred, •
We extend a welcome to the sew- •
corners to this community.
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