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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1956-06-06, Page 5COME IN AND SEE flifismoNAL CARIZIAGi - ittEsimar) .1rin , AuTomo !LE AGE • solves the probiemos of trowelling with hOby, 1. IT'S A fiAllY: 'CARRIAGE with alt Guality-reateres • Genuine "Lionicle" English loather cloth. • Now—"Lloydiube" permanently lubricated's wheel bearings. • "Adausto-eont" hood (pcdonted), • safely hoodpreciders. •••, ' o Close fitting "Clear-Vu" storm apron. • !Jaya safely stand and braticeepatentek • Aceusteble handle heights. • sdper-easy, compact folding, • ' • 2. Tills A SLEEPER-STROLLER UA.1111, wriarmaNuAlbenk . • Use hood if you wish. Just remove footwell. • Backrest and footrest acqu'st to sitting' or lying . positions. 3. IT'S AN AUTO BED • The Travel-Lloyd body is easily, removed from the-carriage frame. • Two, hangers supplied with each Travel-Lloyd Carriage.' Hangers have 4 notches to adjust to varying heights of auto-seat backs, .' For tiny babies, raise the backrest and it carries as.' , shown in "A." Leaves room for two Passengers. • For older babies, place .as shown in "El.") Hood may be used if desired. ` 1, TIFFIN SPEAKS AT - BANQUET PE.Laro,v4- On Friday even , ,Tune 1,' the members of the Evening Auxiliary of the Woman's Missionary Society of Knox T-Initsa.• Church held a Mother and De,n,g11,- .ter banquet 'far the members of C,G,T.T„ their mothers amt, grandmothers, The banquet was held in thb church basement, The tables Were. decorated with spring flowers and approximately fifty sat down t0 f4H lovely dinner, Mrs. 'Clifford Logan, leader of the 0.0.1'41`, welcomed all present .and expressed her thanks.. to the girls and their =there .for the COT operation during the year, Toastmistress for the evening Was Margaret Wightman, The following toasts were proposed: To the .•Qu e e n, by Margaret' Wightman; to the church, by Eleanor Walsh to which 13ev, A. Kr9g. replied; to the mothers, by Marilyn Coll to which Mrs, Leslie Bolt replied; to the grand- mothers by Patsy T:ogan• respond, • ed to by Mrs, Albert Vincent; a toast to the daughters was given by. Mrs. Edgar Wightman and. Marlene Walsh replieek, Lillian Pengelly was in charge of the shert program which was, as folloWs; Vocal solo, DorotbY Cook 'accompanied by Mrs. Elaine McDowell; piano eolo by Marlene Walsh; a skit by Patsy ilLogae and Lorna, Bolt; a vocal number by a group of C',.G.I.T, members accomparned by Nit'S, Elaine Mc- Dowell; Mrs, Clifford' Logan told a story, "The Grumpy Saint".. Mrs. - George Michie led in a sing song accompanied by Mrs. George • Johnston. The guest speaker was Mrs. W, 'Tiffin, of Wingham, who chose as her topic, "The Meaning of the C,G.LT, Purpose", Mrs. Ted Fear; assistant leader, expressed a -vote of thanks. to Mrs. Tiffin an'ii Mrs. Edgar Wight, man expressed a vote of thanks to the C.b.I,T. leaders, Mts. Clif- ford Logan and Mrs. Ted Fear. The evening ,closed with every- one singing Taps, 4. 1,17 AN AUTO SEAT • Sturdy, safe and • comfortable; 5. IT'S A BASSINETTE For heme or travelling, ,use the "Travel-Lloyd" body with special folding .„ stand (available , :as cm extra), 11- mo• we 0:14 ca. ,mor it 60. Eir'S . A HIGH CHAIR , cI4 , I re.'w.r Most convenient,t, I when travelling,' NO DOWN PAYMENT . AS LOW AS • $2.00 WEEKLY . $42.50 eCerde OW '704w:twee' " Wingham, Ont. Free Delivery tl Baptist Church To Be Renovated A contract for the redecorat. ing of the Wingham Baptist Church has been awarded to inociara itsbting tixioroli Harry Tatoolema.,s, of (1•,, P •U by Caivarl .Barite; o> Wi-nl3hti ;p ~ le Work art the lighting And decoration is expactsd, to ha OA ed within three weeks. *-i*e,VtAtisluett AttyttAtte-Thees,„, iveuossOay, opoo MN Week4tit-TiveH ISHIRG WELL ORARGE Satisfying Refreshment Anytime RI:Goodrich Tubeless Tires SEE THE COMPLETE Lila * NYLON-PLUS LIFE-SAVER * LIFE-SAVER . * SAFETY-LINER * TRAILMAKER PP 203 SAFETY-S The B. F. Goodrich LIFE-SAVER The self-sealing tubeless tire that protects a g ainst punctures, blowouts and dangercaCil,, skids. +,,, Get TOP TRADE-IN Volvil at. ':r. •l 1,1 tv,t ,,, a MERKLEY MOTO Y•WIM?"'" ca ... '4,4.4:01004e. W.?.ti• .7117.4e .11.16WEST CAW ;IV' rife £01117-PRICW LEN •CitA FO D MOTORS Wingbath WATM4 OLIMAX--SHOWER OF STAIIS WEti<1..Y.ON TV. OHEOK YOUR NtyVarAPER, Fell' DATE AND TIME Phone /lie e Line 1,1-Mes D Al:Ingham xlnesday,. and MrS. aknow, a am Gen- lay, May ,Thonlait :know, 4 General Tune 3, Wilfred water, General 3;1956, Walker,. General Tune 4, liver Iospital, 1‘1:ay 30,- orge' E„ Wylie, Mary 412121610111., / open . loot lash S Toronto.,Dominion Bank -Appoints General Manager Allen T. Lambert has been ap- pointed general manager of The Toronto-Dominion Bank . , Mr. Lambert , succeeds William Kerr; who, on the advice of his medical advisers, has asked to be relieved of his responsibilities as general' manager. Mr. Kerr will continue as vice-president and director, "Net • only is Mr. Lambert the youngest general manager of anY. Canadian bank hut his is one of the_ youngest general managers in the history of The Toronto- Dominion Bank and its predeces- sor 'institutions. Since December, 1953, he has been an assistant general manager. Like most banking executives in Canada, Mr. Lambert has come up the ladder from the position of a junior, clerk. Though only 44 years of age he brings to his new position 29,- years of banking service, Waving entered the bank at Victoria at the age of - 15. However, his rise to a . position of responsibility was rapid. Mr. Lambert was born in Re- gina but his family moved to Victoria when he was only five months old and he received his schooling in thal city, He entered the bank there, and later served in . Vancouver branches. In 1940 he was* moved East as accountant at Brockville. —In 1943-he was continissioned in the Royal Canadian Navy as 'a lieutenant and served until 1945. On his discharge from the navy he joined the staff of the St. James & McGill branch in Monl- real. " In 1946 ,he was appointed man- ager at Yellowknife, N.W.T. From December, 1947 he was successively Inspector in the Western Depart- ment, Winnipeg; Supervisor, Head Office; Assistant -.Manager, St. James and' McGill Branch, Mont- real; Superintendent, Head Office; and Assistant General Manager, Mr. Lambert has been active in community affairs:- In Vancouver he was president of the Junior Board of Trade, At Yellowknife he was,,president of the Yellow- knife Chamber of Commerce. Since coming 'to Toronto he, has been a member o'f. the Toronto: Board of Trade end has, served 'onthe Exe- cutive Corarniee.'of .,nninber of charitable Orianiiations.' Last year he was vice-chairman of the special names division of the To: ronto Community Chest. Mrs. Brant Bylsma Dies in 39th Year Mrs. Brant Bylsma, of Belgrave, died in Wingham General Hospi- tal, on Wednesday, May 30th, after an , illness of four Weeks, She was in her 39th year. . The former Antje ten Kate, she Was born in Sexbierm, Holland, coming to this country in 1948. She was ri member of the Christian Reformed Church. Surviving are her husband and eight children, John, 13; Bob, 12; Maaike, 10; Betty, 9; Ruth Mary, 7; Timothy Stanley 5; Dotights Clar- ence, 3 and Jenny Ann, 1, Funeral service was held on Sat- urday from the Christian Reformed Church in. Clinton, with the S, J. Walker funeral home in charge. Rev. J. G. Hoytema conducted the service and interment Was in Clin- ton Cemetery. Wilbur Bell, '65, Dies in Clinton Auxiliary Planning Pot-Luck Supper A pet luck 'supper was planned for the Lath& Auxiliary to the Leg- ion, trench 180 to conclude the meetings for the summer. President Mrs. S. Forsyth opened the meet- ing •With the usual eereinottlee. Secretary Mrs. Cauley read the Minutes and rolli call of the previous' Meeting. It Was decided te donate $10,00 to the town's Flowerpot Pond, The meeting' biased in the usual Matinee Ind Si liedIL len& WO *eretd. Substantial prizes for the best float, the best yoke of oxen, and the prettiest girls in Morris ToWn- ship, it was announced this week by officials pf the Morris Old Boys' Reunion, • to he held this year on. August 4th, 5th and 6th. ThreP, prizee of $50, $35 and $25 have been offered for the best floats in the reunion 'parade. Owner of the hest' yake of expri will receive $25, with $15 and $10 going to the runners-up. Prizee in the beauty contest, open to residents of Morris only, will be $25 for first and $15 for second, Other prizes listed on -the pi#e list are as follows:, best Clown,' $5, $4, $3; best decorated' bicycle, 0, $4, $3, $2, $1; best comic couple, $5, $4, $3; best old 'vehicle, $5, $4, $3; oldest vehicle ,travelling on• its own power, $5, $4; largest family, $10; oldest couple, $10; person coming the longest distance, $10; best decorated store or business Place in Brussels, $25, $15, $10, KNAVE Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Mack, of, Winnipeg, ManitOba, called on the' former's uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Kelly on .Wednesday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Crawford and family, of Goderich, viaited'on Sunday with Mr •and Mrs. ROss Robinson and Keith. • Mrs. Norman Hill and children of Toronto visited a few days With her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry' McGuire. Mrs. Annie Rae and Miss Mar- garet Jardine, of Wroxeter, spent the week-end with the former's daughter and son-in-law, Mr. 'and Mrs. Edgar Wightman and family. Mrs. Margaret Lowry has return- ed to her, home at Dundas after spending two weeks with her sister, Mrs. Cora McGill. , Mrs, David Armstrong, of Dun- das, spent the week-end at her home here. • Mr. and Mrs. George Michie and family spent the weak-end ;with Mr. and Mi's, Leslie Wills and family at Milton. A Mr, and Mrs. George Martin and Mr. Martin Grasby visited ore Sun- day with the latter's daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. -Cecil Armstrong, Reta and Kenneth, at Thorndale. Mr. and Mrs. Len Coyne and family, of Windsor, visited on Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Robinson and Keith. Senior Worlign's' Mission: Cirde The Senior '1,Voinen's Mission Circle • of - the Wingliam, laaptisti Church held its monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Patterson. The president, Mrs. Harcourt, pre- sided. -A, hymn was sung, followed by prayer by Mrs. Harcourt. The. secretary read the minutes of the previous meeting and the roll call was answered with a verse of Scripture. The treasurer read the report of the previous monthly business,_ followed by a bubiness period. , It was decided to forward $20.00 to Missionary Laura Collar's account. The sewing committee discussed the sewing of clothing for yoUtig girls in Laura Collar's class in Africa, The Scripture was read and the Devotional was given by Mrs, Falconer, taken from Psalm 40. Mrs, Rintoul gave a reading on "Christian Railroaders". A season of prayer Was offered up by several ladies after which hymn 940 was sung, Mrs. Xelly closed the meeting with prayer. 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Saturday, Mr, Wm, hardy has recently bad hyrOo Mr. 'Waiter Tisdale, .Kinder, Saskatchewan, called on friends In this neigitheringid Ja*St Week, The W.MA, and W.A, Will meet ott Tuesday, dune 12tte, at the 'home of .Mrs, p„ chamney. Mr ..and Mrs, ,Stuart Chimney And. da4ghtere were Sunday visitora at the hone of Mr, and . Mrs, Earl .LawSen, Clinton, Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs, TOM. Armstrong on the arrival of their baby daughter, n aleter for Ma rion and. Marlene. Mr, and. Mrs, B. H. Rutledge, of Goderich, were week-end visitors with Mr, :and Mrs. John R, Thomp- son and. Howard, .Mr, and Mrs, Mark Armstrong, .of Belgrave, are spending a few dos' with their- son, Torn and daughters. Mr. and Mrs, John 11. Thomusen and Boward were Sunday visitors with Mr. ,and Mrs. Wm. 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