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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1956-08-08, Page 5= A- pioneer resident of St. Helens district in„ West Wawanosh Town- ship; '90-year-old Robinson Woods, died on lVforiclay at his home in St Helens. := Surviving are his wife, two.dau- ghters,-. Mrs. Alex. Murdie (Mabel), and Mrs, -Mel Brown (Irene) both of ,Kitchener, and one son, Lorne, West. Wawanosh.' 'Funeral service was held on Wednesday 'at 3,30 p.m. from , the McLennan and MacKenzie Memor- ial Cha'pel. in Lucknow, with Rev. B. F. Green of St. Helens United. Church offiCiating. Interment was .Cemetery. , In', the south , the other day a woman got: a divorce because her, huisband kept-n• pig in the house, Hogging everything, no doubt.—The' Lethbridge Herald. , Bernard LWOW; LortfloTr) spent last week with his mother, Aarg, Nellie JAillow. Mr. and Mrs, jack Gamble and Steven are holidaying at Mill- brxiclointlitl. with Mr, ,and Mrs. Win. Perci, Paterson, of Toronto, has been, renewing aerliraintanees friends in Wingham and Bluevale, MrS; James Kirtgn has Ixell patient in—St. Joseph's 11:P.)4.and : Mrs. Chas., Eillett, of Thedlord, and Miss Joy Lutz, of _Auburn, were guests of Mr, and , 14Visrtotarsrli-vYithrj. and Mrs, Chas. Bosnian ottending the Morris Centeim pti; Were; Mn, and Mrs, Cecil Griffith and Bobby, of Brampton; Mr, and. M'r's: Lyle Pre- KiriPeY, of Northville, Mich„Mr,, and Mrs., Archie MeKinney, -of Limaington; Mr. and Mrs. John Bosnian and sons, of West Lorne; Mr, ,and Mrs, Jack Beaman and children• of Ingersoll. Mn,. and Mrs, Robert Turnbull and. 'family, of Wyoming, spent civic 'holiday with Mrs. Edward Pr; and Mrs. Arthur Shaw, of Torento, visited Mrs, Arthur Shaw and, attended the school reunion at No, • 10,•,Morris, on Saturday. 'The Women's Institute will meet on Thursday evening, August 16th, At the home of Mrs. •Harry Elliott, The "1311.10/n1e ,Belled" will give a poising. demonstration, The motto will be given by Mrs. Stanley Dar- '''Coks"{s • oisiStrs‘ irids.Kark, R. Elmer Hastings Dies in Morris R. Elmer Hastings passed away suddenly, at his home on lot 9, con 2, Morris Township on• Thurs- day, 'August and. He was' .in his 72nd year. Born in Turnberry Tovvnthip, Mr. Hastings was educated at the 9th line of Turnberry school. He then took up !arming, his life-long oc- cupation. In 1914 he married Isabel Powell, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Paul Powell of Turnberry, who' predeceased, him two years ago. , Surviving are two sons, Paul of Hespeler and Bert .of Morris; one biother, Roy Hastings of Turnberry Township and three grandchildren. A son, Lieut. King' Hastings, died in France in 1944. Mr. Hastings was a member of the Bltievaie United Church. Funeral service was conducted on' Sunday at 2,30 p.m. at the R. A. Currie & Sons funeral home with Rev, ,D. J. MacRae officiating. In- terment Was in Wingham Ceme- tery. The Pallbearers were Bert Gar- niss„ Harvey Edgar, Bill Elston, Bernard Thomas, Jim Elston and John Warwick. ICI. TO VISIT HURON MUSEUM ,THURSDAY ST. HELENS—Plans were made, for the exhibit at the Lucknow Fall ,Fair at a business meeting of the Women's Institute held' in the Community Hall on 'Thursday' evening. Mrs. Andrew Gaunt, the president was in charge. The treasurer re posted a balance on hand of $159,84, A trip to CKNX Television Station was discussed foi a later date, and it 'was decided to visit the Huron County Museum in Oodetich with a picnic to follow ,this Thursday :afternoon,: • irt.was decided to-hold a Pumpkin dont,eat„ fat tiie '$opterriber meeting, St HELENS At the conclusion a pleasant soc- ial hour was enjoyed when a boun- tiful lunch was served by Mrs. Harvey Webb, Mrs. Allan Miller, Mrs. Firarik McQuillin and Norma Murray. comm You FACE ALONE?, As your husband's chief beneficiary, would, you Miow how to blindle the ,administration'uf his• estate? Inexperience in such matters can be expen- sive and cause untold worry. A sympathetic and experienced Estate Officer •of The Sterling Triastp, Corporation will be happy to discuss matters with you and your husband. Such an interview could be the answer to your future peace of mind. THE STERLING TRUSTS ti IJULVALE and MO. Alan .Barnard :and children aro spending a week at Port Blain,. anst ,Mrs, N.P1M1P-P, .and peneld of Ripley spent `the, week-end with' Mrs, B. 'Barnard and took in the Menlo, Centennial, Other visitors at the same home were =Mr., and Mrs, M, Burnham and daughter; Dawn Bilen, of Thin- ,carding, , Miss Norma MeMinn,„of 'Toronto was the guest of her aiater, Mrs, Arnold .Lillow, at the .11.0114Y. HarrY Webb, of Hamilton, visited M. Arthur Shaw last week. FLOOR WALL TILES Aluminum SASH ,DOORS To avoid fatigue while driving *star; every 100 miles Or. so .to streteh muscles and drink coffee,or some' other alertness beverage;: Carry `a thermos bottle if restaurnntS are• scarce. ESILIECO LIMITED Stratford, Ontario ritette Flo.: '18 St. Helens Pioneer Morris, 1939-41; John Spivey, Bert Garniss (Miss I. Douglas) Jr, Bernald. King spent last Inger-? Barrie' week with Mr. Vernon Gilmore in. Passes 'in 91st Year Isfamir, LIIEVALE•--Vialtara: at Brown, toWn -.Scirocil from. -beyond the iM-. mediate neighborboOd were; • Mr, and Mrs. -Win, Agar, Peptic-' ton, )3,04 Mr., and Mrs, WM, Wifod-: POW; Port .-MoOdY, Duncan' A0irton,„Saakateene,Snalt4 Mr. and,. -00, Agar ' ' Stratford; Mr, and, Mrs, Earl Mathers, LuCan; Mrs,: Wilbert gatherer :Kincardine; Mrs.George Kerr .4Onnie Well)„ ..age 93, Brussels;. Milton Vittle, Flint, Mich„i Mr. and Mrs.. .Nell Robb, Belleville; Mr. .404 Mrs. Knox,. (Mary Kerr). WOO $ask " Mrs. Lottie 'Tun/0y, Toronto Mishaw (baura, Turvey) Toronto; • • Mr. and Mrs. Ernest. Choohni, x.eationgtool .1%.414 entl Mrs. Jack garnir7S, Toronto; WM. Karl Knipe (Dorothy •Golly Gait; Mrs., Gorden 'Herman (Dorothy Stewart) Toronto; Mr, -and WS. Lyle .MC.Kinney„ Northville, Miss 'Luella. Brewer, London; Fred Brewer, London; .Mrs, -.7.1VIeCreath (Edna Rutledge)I- Toronto; Mrs; Mai#001 (Annie Rutledge), Tor- onto; 20.,--end Mrs, Archie MeEin, ne.yi •Leernington; Mr.. and Mrs. Robt, Beeman, ,Leamington, Teachers • The present teacher; ' Newton Galbraith, of Harriston, and -oeven, former teachers -attended the eele. bration: MrS. Robert Beattie (Miss Kenny) Seaforth, (1392-90; Mrs",' Melville Dennis (Miss E, Waddell), Dthel;4 (1024-29); Roy Turvey, Mor-- ris, 1927-29; Harry -Garniss, ham,- 1929-34; Mrs. Melville Math- ens (Miss J. Woods) Morris; Mrs PQraterleacheri cling At S N'oa 8 Reuni - . • ' .• • . . • Qn Mr. Campbell Trousdale of Strat- ' ford is visiting with, relatives in the community, Mr. Frank Sansom' of Toronto is spending r two, weeks with Mr. ,Harry Sansom. Mr. and Mrs. Boyden Devitt spent the holiday week-end at, Huntsville. Mr, and Mrs, Gordon Ward and son of Brantford spent ' several days, last week with Mr,' and Mrs. Harry Lohr. Mrs. ,Ruby Forester returned to Toronto last week after spending' several weeks here. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Witmer and two-children of Waterloo visited , a few days last week with the former's mother, Mrs Edith Wit- mer. Sunday and week-en,d visitors With Mr. and Mrs. Stan Bride were Mrs. Gordon MacDiarmid and three children of Ottawa, Mrs. J. W.. Richardson of Whitby, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Riddell and Marilee of Teviotdale, and Mr. R. A. Hill and Bobby of Preston. The latter- is remaining for 'a week's visit. Mr. and Mrs: Maurice Wallace of Hamilton visited a couple of days last week with Mr. ' and Mrs. Atchison Wallace. Misses Joan and Elaine .Derner- ling of London are spending a week at their home here. . Mr, and Mrs. E. Hargrave visit- ed Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Amos Atwood at Teeswater. Mr. and. Mrs. Don Scott and family of Owen Sound, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Scnieder and family of Markham were week-end and Sunday visitors with Mr. arid Mrs. Art Mitchell. Messrs, Ivan Campbell and Alan Mitchell are spending several days in Detroit this week. Mrs. 'Ruth Corbett of iGorrie is' spending this week with Mr. and Mrs, Lindsay Galbraith, Mr, and Mrs. Eugene Tachauer of Toronto visited one day last week with Mr. and Mrs. E. Har- grave and Mr. and Mrs. W. Har- grave. Messrs. James Vittie, Mel Allan and Carl Ettinger, attended the drumhead service in Brussels on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Tomlin of Detroit, Mich,, are visiting a few days this week. with Mr...and Mrs, 'Art Forester •' • Mr. and Mrs', Stan Foreifiter ;ed SundayAith ar4 s,Mrs; Carl. Bender at GOWarietown, Miss Linda Bender returned home after spendirig the past two weeks with ,her grandparents. . Mr. Alex Wray of Toronto visited over the week-end here. Mrs. Wray and Brian returned 'home with him after visiting laet week With relatives. Mr. and Mrs. W. R.. Campbell of Toronto visited over the week-end with Mr. and Mrs, Crosby So- theran.' Mr. and Mrs, Peter Browne and fa:11111y spent the week-end on a motor trip through Northern On- tario. Mr. and Mrs, Lorne Froihe of Georgetown, and Mr. and Mr" George Moss and. Karen of Galt visited a couple of days last week with Mr, and Mrs. Bob Campbell. Master'Lobby Campbell returned home with his grandparents for a ample of weeks, Mr, and Mrs. Jack Gibson of Toronto visited over the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Holt. Mr, and Mrs. Fred litimbly and Janie are visiting this week with relatives in Detroit, Mich. Miss Dorethy Campbell of •Ham- ilton visited the past week with her parents, Mr. and • Mit. W. Campbell. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Corbett of Woodstock Balled on friends here one day last week. Miss Donna Wray visited a few days last week with her friend, Miss Shirley 1Viehring, near Lis- towel, Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Lynn and Karen and Mrs. Earl Ridley visit- ed over the week-end With Mr. and IVEre. Keith Ridley in Windsor. Mr. and Mrs, Gletip Dolg visited over the holiday with Mt. and . Mrs, Ross Doig. Mr, and Mrs. George Treilbewey and fandly of Stratford Visited day with Mr, and Mrs. Alex KeitX Mr. and MrS, Joe 'Heiler and family spent several days last week with relatives in Galt. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Harris and farnily; Brownsville, visited last week with Mrs. Nellie Gamble, Master John klarriS remained. for a longer visit. Mr. ,and ATM 'Toni Bannerr of Detroit, Mich., viSited last week with Mr. and Mts. Boyden Devitt, Miss. Letitia IVfatthews spent last week in London with Mr, and Mrs. Mae Corbett. Master Bobby Bride visited last Week with Mr. and Mrs, Jack Riddell at Teviotaale. Mr. and Mrs, Anson Dernerling of "Kirkfield spent the week-end at their = home here, The latter remained for, a week, Mr, sEd Gordon returned home last week after spending six Weeks In 'the western provinces. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Galbraith of Guelph visited last weak with Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay Galbraith. Mr. and, Mrs. 'Stan ,Stephonson attended the funeral of a relative AIM 'Strome and KatObleen, Mrs. Los Burrows of f,,, radon and mit.:.,0,Kned.,,c7atyrol; of British COW- bia visited friends i n the ventowni,' • Mr, . and Mrs. Fred Dernerling SPent the Weak-end Pension Mr. Falls, _ and. Mrs.. .gorden Of Kitchener visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Adam zurbrigg. Milton .and. Mr. and: Mr's., Den Mr. and Mrs, Trey Ifaingtock of Bateman of .Brussels visited Sun- in Toronto one day last week, Brown meat and onion. Add other ingredients, salt and pepper'to taste. Simmer over low heat about 00 minutes, Spoon into 6.8 toasted, buttered bens; garnish. Serve at once with ice-cold Cokel4Coce.Cola puts sparkle into all your, summer meals, Its delicious taste makes foodmorefun. Bring home the Coke today 1,t)*(-"?' Otte,S ljt Muevate Churches" LUEVALE—In Knox Presby. terian -Church 'on Centennial Sian. day, Bev, M. McNabb obese for his SUbject °Pioneers—They or Us?" In the UnKed Church, Rev, Wm, Bleekinoro, B.A,, B.D„ of Tor. onto, - preached, He dwelt on the early history of Morris Township; deSertwriP the pioneers as people of :,great vision and steady persoyer- anee, Their lives have left a Ilea- tage to snecgetling generations, The choir sang the anthem, "The Lord Is 1V1j) Light" and Mr. and Mrs,. C, 13, Hoffman and Joyce, as a trio sang "How Great Then Art". There was a large attendance. •t• Coos a 1 pate Folding Aluminum AWNINGS LUMBER BUILDING CUPBOARDS Telephone 200w Wingharn CaftP`ORATION . HEAD OFFICE BRANCH OFFICE 972 Boy St., Toronto 1-9 Dunlop 51;, Barrie 2-2 • 04, 1 Poiind ground beef 1/2 ,eup chopped obion 1 'tblsp. prepared mustard 1 SERVE (firagrj Sibs OtiOS 441,. z • Wilik$4100411044,110400*Ok i§V; over the week-end with Mr, and Mrlit. Ira :Schaefer, fw4th „Om. and Mrs,.Howard Harrls and; aeCoraPerited Mpo. ttoriten of dnysi *furls and ,ffeather, vialted Mrs. DX 4ay- Vitti Mr. and. Mrs,- Art Karids Mr. .4." adiawa, The latter remained Toronto psi (41 and en SaturdaY 104 Toronto for with bar home in Colonsay, Sask., after and Mrs. „ ,Cirarg4 . visiting the past month with rela-' „. Mn, and 'Mrs.. 41i, tivbs ,here. baby of Loadqm,. Mr, and Iirro, Nolonn Armstrong! week with Mr. end and MISR Margaret Armstrong and ton. Miss6hiriely Miss Margaret. Armstrong visited. ed. 'home with . 41 few dOYS last week with Mr. Weekzend guests and 'Mrs, M, Invin at Port were,. Mr. and Mrs., Elgin, 404 sent anal' Mn. ond Mrs, Feleient of Pert all et .4rerente,' • 40f.w0400100limmIOIM40.0110011,0114SPIP!SkI101,4011,4.1.1.9onsf?rquoploWiffiktSIM4011SAISHOSAIRSIS414fiSt, S ACE-SAVER A comfortable lounge by day -..a 4ongortable 'bed at night! Sturdy Spring construction, •With ply- wood wardrobe. Choice of colours and materials. $46.50 $52.51Y $64.50 Easy Budget Terms tg 5 FURNITURE INVEST IN SHORT TERM ONTARIO LOAN DEBENTURES Issued'for $100 and Upwards 4% —51 YEARS PER ANNUM 33/4% sPaenrd 4 ntuel Interest, is Payable By Coupon or By Cheque You May 'Invest by Mail ONTARIO LOAN DEBENTURE CO. Dundee at Market Lane' & Market ,Square, London, Ont. In the heart of the shopping district !A: LONG 'ESTABLISHED 'SAVINGS CORPORATION 4)4,44.,:cesst ol lirowntown School BLTANALE----Oentennial c e 1 e, bratinna in Morris. schools were a great IltreCeSS, irgiging, by the hearty greetings heard an (every side and the runnber who returned with SntlitialaSM to seelleaOf„forin- er days. At No, $ school, usually known as BrOWntoWli, there were 004 adult registrations. The fine Mod- ern seheei with its inviting grounds formed the Setting for a happy :got- together. The *interior Was bright flowers, the large basket of blooms on the teaeher'e desk being, the gift of Miss Be,sole Moses, of Brussels, a Omer teacher. Part ,of the afternoon was abort in meeting friends and 'viewing the pieturos of school grouPs which lined the walla, ' A prograrisk was giVen on the lawn with Bob Fraser as chair- man, Charles Johnston lave a wel- coming address. Pupils -of the school sang choruses'including "The Little 'Red School -,Horree", "The , General Store", "Old Een-. tueky Home" and "Faireet Lord Jesus". The Thomas brothers gave , a elarinet duet. Eight ,,pppile per- formed a square. dance With Keith Johnston as ealier,oftwBruce Rob- ertson sang A comic,songlo accompaniment and Afre,..... Charles Beaman and Mrs: ',Glenn Sellers. sang an Old-tithe song -ill quaint old-time costunaes. Ross Smi'th's. solos were "Gone Art Those HaP,pY, Days" and ."The. End. of, a Perfect Day"..- Mrs. 'Nora"Moffat ,was,' ac-' companist, The 'Harmon sisters played a piano,..duet. Prizes were given: for those' corn- ing .the longest 'distance, won by Mr. and -We. Wm. WoodroW,- if Port Moody, 13.cr; 'for ,-the oldest. person present, won by , Robert Shaw, now ,93-, who,..in his .reply; 'recited !''Bingen • on 'the with his former' vigor ; .to the oldest. former teacher, of .the,sehoot wer by Mrs. Beatty, of Seaforth, ,form- erly Miss Kenny, and for the mar= ried couple who had continued to live longest., in the section, won'by: Mr.- and Mrs. Wallace Agar, Though the rain came ,just 'at the conclusion of- the ' -program, spirits were not appreciably damp- ened and everyone had enjoyed a' haPpy time. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Bryan of Hillsburg and Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Redman of Orton were recent guests of Mr, G. A. Webb and Mr. and Mrs. E, W. Rice. 'Miss Mae Ferguson and Mrs. Cora Durham of St. George and Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Ferguson of Waterloo were visitors laat week with their sister, Mrs. Chester Tay- lor and Mr. Taylor, Master Terry Johnston of Blue-' vale was a visitor last week With Terry Wilson, Miss Helen Cameron, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Cameron, of Mackie, Alberta, was a visitor 'last week 'with Mr. and Mrs. John Cam- eron and Don, Miss' Cameron had attended the C.G,I.T. Camp near Huntsville as 'a delegate fr,om Southern Alberta, • We are sorry to report the death on Sunday of Mr. Robinson Woods, Mr, Woods who observed his nine- tieth birthday on July 11th, has been quite ill for several weeks, Everyone is invited to 'attend the common-Jay picnic this (Thursday) afternoon. Plans are to meet at the, Musetim at Gederieb early after dinner, Picnic ,plates will be sup-. plied, Bring other dishes etc, Staff Sgt. Frank BUndt of the LIB. Army and Mr. Gordon Sundt of California and their sister, Mrs. Joe Anderson and Delores, of be., itthit Were Week-end gilehts of Mr, and MrS. Gordon MacPheredn. Mrs., keith Black spent a' few days. in London last week with her husband, who was on a short !env° from Lachine, quebec and with her slater, Miss /sabelle MacPherson, M168 Anna Stuart of Toronto was home for" the holiday week-end. tert‘L"Were you lucky at ' the 'ritteS'yesterdayl i r Mark—"I ,should think r found 'a -,quarter after the last rate , so I didn't We to walk ,hornet" • 1 10V4-oz, can condensed' chicken gumbo soup catsup It's too bad my wife was over weight when we had the accident, otherwise the We're tops at fixing tops . or any other pia of an auto body. Try us .► . and see! Vs AUTO KOpl -,REPAIR- '1•73410.