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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1956-09-19, Page 6W.I. TO MEET WITH NINA BRANCH BLUEVALE—The Women's In- stitute held an evening meeting at the home 'of Mrs. Charles Hos- man, on Sept. 13th, the president, Miss Ruby Duff, presiding, The secretary, Miss Margaret Curtis, read the minutes and gave the financial report. 'The roll call was answered by giving current events relating to Canada. It was decided to accept the in- vitation of the Wingham Women's Institute to meet with them on October 18th. There 'was some discussion of club 'work for girls-for the coming season. Mrs. M. L. Aitken spoke on his- torical sites and 'monuments in Ontario, giving the history of the memorials. The singing of Canadian songs was led by Mrs. Carl Johnston. • Money on terms you select When a customer borrows from HFC, he is shown what we call a payment table, This table'(sample below) shows exactly how much you may borrow, how many.months you may take to repay, and( the exact amount you' pay each month. 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Sat., Mon„ Sept. 22-24 "LIVING IT UP" (Colour) Dean Martin, Jerry Lewis FREE COFFEE MUGS EVERY TUESDAY NI= TO THE FIRST 25 PATRONS. m4.%,40111 MO WITH OCiODYEAN't EXCLUSIVE .34 CORO Sau .M.111111•1916.1 Library Board to Imp. rove Grounds HIAJEVALE,,,Tbe .Library Roard met in the public library on. Fri, clay evening, In tihe absence of the president, Rev. Maurice Me, Nebh .occupied the chair, • Plans. were made for some bre. provements„ Including landscaping the grounds around the. library, The board will be represented At the annual meeting ,of the Huron County Library Association at Goaerich on September 21st. Two additions: to the library were noted:- a fine storage cup, board, built by Rev, R, A. Brook, and a Huron County Atlas of 1879 donated by Dr, E; Shaw, of Toronto. The atlas is a valuable book, giving the history of all the townships and towns, of Huron County, with many illustrations. There is a good selection of books permanently in the libiary and 'also an exchange of 200 books every three months from the Huron County Library, Anglican Church • GORRIE—The Rev. Harry Jen- ningr, of Lueknow will be the guest preacher for the Harvest. Thanks- giving service on Sunday, Septem- ber 23 at 2.30 p.m. Rev: F. E. Rus- sell will be at Dungannon, and Pt. Albert for Harvest .Thanksgiving. 0 - 0 - 0 . The Brotherhood of Anglican Churchmen will hold the first fall meeting on Friday evening, Sep- tember 21 in the Legion Hall, Gor- rie. United Church Holds Anniversary Sunday DONNYBROOK Use the Classified Camp for Quick Results, . . Wed:, ThOrSe Sept. 2647 "I CONFESS" — (Adult) , Starring Montgomery Clift Nail Malden l41116 11u in the 'village last week. ,Mr.. and Mrs. Geo, King and Harold, Mrs. M. dilkinson, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Cain • Edgar, Mr. and Mts. Bob Ed- gar, Miss Margaret Heibein and Glenn " Underwood. were among those attending the Western Fair, London. Mr. Harry dilesian, Guelph And Mrs. McCallum; of. Mount Forest were visitors with Mrs: John' Gow- dy, 10. Mr. and Mrs. Gershom Johnston of East Wawanosh and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Loutitt, Wroxeter, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mts. Fred Hyndnian. Miss Myrtle Short is spending a few days in Toronto. Mr. Wilbert Gallaway is a patient in the Listowel Hospital. Mr, and Mrs. W. E. Whitfield spent the week-end with friends in Slincoe. At the September meeting mem- bers of the Gorrie L.O.B,A, made plans for sewing garments and making quilts for the orphanage at Richmond Hill. It was, decided to serve a turkey supper in the Gorrie Community Hall on October 19th. Mrs. Bradley Galbraith assisted at a miscellaneous shower given by Mrs. Bert Abell at 'her home in Listowei, in honour of Miss Doreen Bergey, whose marriage to Herbert Jobb of Brampton takes place this Month. Dr, and Mrs. K. R. Ferguson of Montreal spent a few days last week with Mrs: H, Ferguson and other friencla. They sail the latter part in SepteMber in the Mimetic for England, where Dr. Ferguson intends to Cientinim his studies. Mr. and Mrs, Joe Willis of Pon- tiac, Mich„ and Mrs, George KIihe net of Kltchner visited Ur, and Mrs, Norman Wade on Thersday. Misses Betty Wylie and Janette Mateo of Toronto spent the Sep- teintser 8th: Week-end at the home of Mrs, joint 'Wylie, Miss Betty Wylie has returned froth a conduct. ed tour' of $Witzettand, Wily, Great Britain and 'other ''European CotintrieS., 14 .1' :Vas, lay Gathers of otokto wain a Wolf-end visitor with her father, Mr, John Cathers, 11/4Cee Margaret Jardine of Wtexii- ter, Mr, ..tatit Sardine of Wirigharn and Mri. Albett ,Ife(nehi Visited oil Sunday at the lotto of Mt. and aftil Ot4lrigoe, TRIBUTE PAID FORMER RESIDENT .Ci0a1114.- Tile following is taken from. the last .issue of "Ontario History", in tribute to a, well-known former resident, Herb Neill, One of the recommendations of the Mngston Workshop of the Mu- seums Committee dealt with .the file work carried on by Mr. J. H. curator of the Huron County Museum at Goderieh, "It was unanimously agreed by titre participants of the Kingston Workshop of the Museums Com- mittee of the Ontario Historical Society that Mr,. J. Neill, cura- tor of the Huron County 'museum at Coderieh, has produced a unique museum which preserves in three dimensions the history of. Huron County and, furthermore, it was recommended that due honor and recognition be paid him by'the On- tario Historical Society at the next annual meeting being held in Nia- gararalls in June." The recommendation having been brought before the session of council at the, annual meeting of the Ontario Historical Society e Niagara Palls June 14, it was mov- ed by' Dr. Tallman, seconded by Mr. Laidler and carried unnuirrions- ly tint the recommendation lie ap- proved by council, Mr. Neill, who was present, replied briefly, United Church . GORRIE---'The Woman's Aisocia- tion of the Gorrie United Church will meet at the home ,of Mrs. Hi- nter Parrish on Thursday, Septem- ber 20th at 8.30 p.m. Program com- mittee will be the. South Friend- ship Circle. Lunch committee, Miss M„ Dane, Mrs, H, Robinson, Mrs. B. Farrish tend Mrs. M. Irwin. All members are -urged to attend as the matter of a, turkey dinner will be discussed. 0 - 0 - 0 Sunday School will be at 9,45 a.m. Sunday next, September 23. There will be no church.service here as it will. be Wroxeter Anniversary. fiORRIE Miss C. Zvi. Acheson of Sault Ste Marie has been a visitor with friends in this community and at Molesworth. • - RALLY DAY SERVICE AT UNITED CHURCH BLUEVALE--.-The • annual Rally Pay service was held in the United Church on Sunday, when the Sun- day School superintendent, Ross Smith, conducted the service. The junior choir led the sing-' ing and sang two special numbers, under the direction• of the organ- ist, Mrs. Carl Johnston, Bob Hetherington read a Scrip, ture passage. Mrs. M, L. Aitken gave the story about Korea and the offer ing was in aid of Christian work in Korea. Rev. R. A. Brook preached the sermon on the theme, "Deeds of Love and Mercy", enjoining the listeners to be helpful to thos• in need, especially in view of ow many comforts. Rev. R. A. Brook conducted baptismal service, baptizing Jame ahristopher, son of Mr. and Met George Hetherington; Steven Douglas, son of Mr. and Mrs: jack Gamble, and' Katharine Louise daughter of Mr. and Mrs. FleminE Johnston, Women's Groups Hold Meeting BLUEVALE — The Presbyterian W.M.S. held the September meet ing in the Sunday School 1`116kt of the chach. There 'were 1 present. The minutes were reem by. the secretary, Mrs, Ross Gray* Mrs. Roy Turvey, supply secre tary, reported' the bale had beei sent. She thanked the ladies fc their help in supplying such good articles for it. There was also f donation of articles left over' iron the bale to the Salvation Army. Rev. McClure, Molesworth, wil be guest speaker at an evenin: meeting for' the Fall Thankoffering meeting. - The roll call was an swered by naming a missionary. Prayer was given by Mrs. Ray mond Hennings. Mrs. Lloyd Felker had charge of the • topic "What Is the Chum, Doing?" and there was a pane discussion. She Was assisted by Mrs. Wm. Mundell, Miss Dorothy, Greenaway, Mrs. Walter Smillie Mrs. Harry Elliott. The Scriture was read by Mrs Andrew Lamont and the comments, given by. Mrs. B. Moffatt., The Ladies' Aid meeting followed with Mrs: Bill Mundell, president, preSiding. 1VIrs. /3etriard Thomas, secretary, gave. the minutes. The ladies decided to buy a piano lamp for the Sunday Schoo' room, A travelling apron is being used by the village and boundary groups as a method of financing. The next quarterly meeting will be held ,in December, BLUEVALE Farmers are having a tough time, owing to wet days and flattened grain, This year will be long remembered for , its late seeding, delayed haying and har- vest. September usually a time for fall ploughing, is taken up with cutting and threshing grain. There is much fall work waiting to be done, ' Dr, Arthur Shaw and Mrs. Shaw, of Toronto, spent a day at the parental home with Mrs, Arthur Shaw: Mr. and Mrs. William Jenkins of Galt were week-end visitors With Mr. and Mrs. George Hetherington and family. Those attending the funeral of the late Mrs. Cameron Inglis were Mr. and Mrs, Raymoild Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. E, Nichol, Mr. and Mrs Harry Wheeler and Mrs, Jean Griffith. Mr. and Mrs. William Zimmer- man of Freelton, Ontario spent the past week at the home of their cousin, Mr. Henry Mathers and Sisters, and other relatives. TO ELECT OFFICERS MONDAY EVENING The young People's Union of the' United Church held its, regular Meeting in the church parlor on. Monday evening at eight o'clock. The meeting opened with a sing- song led, by Merle Gowdy, Gwen Howe was in charge Of the wor- ship service, assisted by Merle Gowdy, Gwen gave an interesting and inspiring topic. Helen Haines tbolt charge of the business and Rev. MacRae briefly outlined theoftices of the exec*. dye. A notainating committee was appointed, Elections ere to be held next Monday, SePternher 24th, ioareent MAO took charge of 'recreation in the church gym, The Meeting closed with 'tap. All young ,people.i. are Invited to the next meeting, which wilt be hold In the Chtlith pow oft Sept, 24 at eight O'cltiek, , because he always comes to Downie's where value is high and service is deperickble. Phone 38J DOWNIE'S LLASIIMA Etrive4n. Theatre LISTOWEL Thrh at Armouries on Hwy: 86 Thurs„ Fri., Sept. 20-21 "KNOCK Old WOOD" (Colour) ' 'Danny Kaye, Mai Zetterling 0 LOCAL 7110.1..,,Ailkk. Itsx lilies., Wed., Sept. 25-26 "Seven Little Foys" (Colour) Bob Hope, Milly Vitale HARPISTON DRIVE-IN THEATRE Two Shows Nightly - Rain or Clear First Show At Dusk Children under 12 in cars FREE Cartoon at Each Performance Wed.; Thurs., Sept. 19-20 Magnificent Obsession' • (Technicolor) Jane Wyman, Rock Hudson Fri., Sat., Sept, 5142 George Formby in "Let George Do It" plus "Tall Man Riding" (Color) Randolph. Scott Dorothy Malone Mon., Tucs., Sept. 24.25 "Not As A Stranger" (Adult) Hebert Mitchum OliVia De Ilaviland Word has been received that Mrs Bella Greaves underwent a suc- cessful -operation for removal of cataract on her eye in.the General Hospital, Toronto, during ,the past week, Mr.. and Mrs. James Taman and Lynne of Omaha, Nebraska, were visitors with Mr. and- Mrs. E. H. Strong and with Mrs. Frances Strong at the Wingham Hospital. Mr. 6r1 Mrs. Harold Robinson and Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Graham visited with 'Mrs. F. Graham and Crawford in Palmerston on Sunday afternoon. Miss Isobel Climie of Sarnia and Keith Cridland of Toronto were visitors at the rectory with the Rev, P. H, and Mrs. Russell at -the • week-end, Mrs. Ken Hastie accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Ira MacLean, Wrox- eter, to London last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wade are u visiting their son, Mr. Robt, Wade and Mrs. Wade in Montreal. For the first time in the memory. of Tiowick residents the annual Howick Fall Fair will be held on September fah and 29th, instead of the first Saturday in October, it will be in Fnrdwich this year. Miss Marilyn Feigel was home from Kitchener for the wtek-end. The Rev. Milton: and Mrs, Carter of Brantford were guests of Mrs. Tessie Zimmerman on Tuesday and Wednesday. Mr. and. Mrs.. Wes Trimble and Mrs. M. Gilkinson, spent a day last week 'in Stratford. Ur, and Mrs. 'Wm, Stinson of Detroit, Mich., and, Mr Sam Stin- son of Clinton spent a few days IGOOD,WEAR TUBELESS TIRES at a low, low price BERT ARMSTRONG PHONE: 181 WHERE YOU NEVER HAVE TO' BLOW YOUR HORN a o (6.10X5) and your reecippable tire N Melftittlid CHARGE—NO EXTRAS! Relieve. That Tired Feeling by CORRECTING those FOOT TROUBLES SEE MR. S. LINDER, )of Kitchener, well-known FOOT SPECIALIST and MANUFACTURER of FEATHERWEIGHT ARCH SUPPORTS, who will be at my store to give relief to those' sufferibg from Foot Ailment, TUESDAY, Sept. 25 WEDNESDAY (morning) Sept. 26 CALLAN SHOES Phone 12 Wingham A number of Donnybrook people. attended anniversary services in Knox United church-at Auburn on Staley. • • • . Mr. and Mrs., Elliot Sandy, Luck. now, were Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs, R, Charriney, Other recent guests at the same .home 114- '0100. Mr. and Mrs. Onarriney and • children,:PantlY and Robin and Messrs, JiniCharnney and. Doug Howell of Windsor. Miss Louise'JefterSea, Whh is at- tending Stratford Normal School, was home over the week-end, "What would I get," asked the man who had just insured his Pro- perty against fire, "if (sills building should burn down tonight?" "About ten years," replier" the in- surance agent, a writit„i .••••‘• Fe'sssose.... v.:•.,•;•• ••.• ,,e0eeee, •—wvateegY4S Magiogo;Mizeemsou?„.. A GENERAL MOTORS VALUE BUY 14/011.41•• while your present car commands its peak trading value! BUY NOM.. 1/31,1110" 14101A1.•• before rising ,upkeep boosts the per-mile cost of driving your present car! • and buy Olds the big-car buy with all the features you want, plus an attractive price and value that lasts! mg Phoiie 139 Wingham. ' 044 SA DONNYBROOI — Anniversary services will, be held in. Penny-, broolc United Church en Sunday, September :30 at 11 a.m, and 7430 in the evening. Rev, E. S, Hilts, the minister, will be in charge of both services, Special music is being arranged for, Owing to ..anniversary services at Westfield there Will be no service next Sunday in Donnybrook. A. soprano, seeking an engage- ment, was ,finding the booking igent a trifle dubious. "How many years in grand opera Sid you say?" he asked, "Forty" • "My; myl You Must' have known Madam Butterfly when she was a *mterpillar,"