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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1956-10-10, Page 5OD • HURON MOTORS Ltd. A. D. MaeWILLIAM FORD - MONARCH Wingham Phone '237 or Krug, Mra4 ParraY McDOwell,, ,OrVal 'TOW) Zan UaUãhni flues Mrs. Oeorge &WM; Mr. Walter S.CiOtti, carVtAg, 'Aihert Vincent, RH. Coultas, Ow try gravy, Mrs, Lyle .flep, Per, Mrs. Cecil Chomney, Mrs.1 -A9-- bOrt -Higgine„ Mrs, lierb Wheeler, is StellaJgethery; ,c9ffee, Mrs. erect Cook,. MM. J'esso Wheeler, Mrs. ;tank, ArideraOh, Mrs. ;oseph Punhar, • Turkey room, Mrs, O. WatlOt :COh6" taphIC•cl frothoinutY. .ESBECO LIMITED Stratford, Ontario • Phone 78' Autllorized bottler of Coca-Cola under contract with Coca-Cola LIcE Committee .Named For A rmyol Super .D.EX:4911,41rE%--Ata judla meet- held recently. in the Delgrave Aioinhinitity arena, .it W4-4- decided tO., hold- the annuiti turkey supper 94 October 4. :Who following w,ere .nitmcd to the variou.s tentative ,conitnittecti,- the first 'named tO be Chairman w/th. power :1;o. add to their eommatees; -General Chairmen, C. W. Harnial. turkeys, Ocorge- Cook, Stewart, .Broeter; tickets, Q, Wade, C. 11,, Coultes and martin Orasbyi tahles„ 'Ken Barliour, pen Campbell, Hay White, 'Gorden lvfeOee, john NIXOn, Norman Cook; aeating, J. 130 .000, teiti Bred Cool; Jack McCalltirri, Jesse Wheeler; ticket Colleetora " We Peeolk Ames:X.0001w, Fred DitaCcni, Gerargit .040; &Orating,' Reaa Robine0.4 Clifton Walsh, Mrs, Cliff Pardon.. Oeorge Johnston Mr, ,444 MO4 ..44101 McCrea, Johaaterli turnips :and potatoes; ROSA .Mdersop U, Walsh, D, Am strong, Mach Scott; stoves, Mason ROOM LeallePQit,,Roy Robin* GOrd94,' pppgally, 0.ordon .139st-flan,. . Program, ,Simon -COMMittee: $rd Morris, tables, Mrs., J. M. Congos 404 Mrs. Stan- ley Hopper; 4,th, Morris,. 2 tatlitia; Mrs. a., K. Qoultes .-giaral' Mrs, Ted. VOW ,0th MOrria, tables, Mrs. -Earl Anderson, And Mrs. Clair 'Vancamp.; loth g, WaWannab, 2 , 'tables, Mrs, ,bloy.4 Montgomery and Mrs, Norman .goulltes; 9th E, Wa-, wanosh, West,. aV1.04, Calvin - Robinson, M.1.24.0.. P. CIAM/20Y; 9th WawanoSh Oat, table, Mrs. Q. G, Anderson, Mrs, :Athol Brttee;.. Oh E. W.awanosh, a tables, Mrs, Allen Dunbar; Mrs. Ivan Wightrr, men, M. Q, Rath, Mrs. 14-wis ook village Of .Relgrave, 4 tables, , Mrs, Ralph. lVfpQrea, Mrs, Cliff Lo- gan, Mrs. Clifford Purcion, Mrs, Mack Scott, MrS, H. Walsh • and Mrs, L. Vanfle..1% Th90 committees .Will meet in tho recreation _room Of' the arena Monday, -October 10 'at '8.30 Mrs. Joe Morgan, and family, of Ailsa Craig, visited last week, With her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Win. Kelly, Mr, Soloman CloakeY' has return- ed to his home in Mazined, Alta., after visiting with Mr. and Mrs, Carl Procter and with other rela- tives and friends, Mrs„.. R, Nichol, Speaks at WM09, movovATA .The Of .KRQN Presbyterian: Cherch met in the ellareb schopiroem on, ThlArS* day, Oct, 4, the president, Mrs. H. F, Melgarray preside*. The Meet- ing .pperied with prayer' followed by responsive reading of the Scripture APS.Pen, .read by Mrs. nolnona -Mm • Wm. Elston and Mrs. Der:nerd Thomas. gave 'readings and Mrs,' :Felker gave a „report Op the W.M.S. executive' meeting in .1.ticknow recently. Mrs, Eldred .Ncliol spoke On the 'topic. "The Women .of the Bible" and eapeolaily of .1.6Stlier, jUDOE. intNOTAND TO ADDRESS. 'WI. BBLCRAVE.- -Mrs. E. Anderson is convener of the .eitixeriship. meet- ing .0 the Women's Inatitate to be held on" October' 1.6 at 8.30 pan, in the Foreaters' Halt with 'White- chimph, Brussels and Wingliam In- stitutes as guests. , Roll .call, ,"One way in which I could be a better citizen." Address, "Legal Facts that Every Woman Should Know" by Judge Finglaria, Mra, Ja.mes Lamont ana Dale spent day In Stratford last week. Mr. and Mrs. Carl l?rocter visit- ed last' week with Mrs, p. •Miller at .Listowel, Mr, aria Mrs., Russel Kelly and family of Sarnia spent- the week- end with Mr, and Mrs. Wm, Kelly, Mr, and Mrs. James Lamont and. Dale and Mrs. Thomas Smith vis- ited on Sunday. with John Allen and Mrs. ThYra Townsend and lVfiss Elizabeth ToWnsend. at Mi- . Mweelr' g!endM.wAlltt(h)n a .hc7y4hsetrc:r;smpersn.t Etab'rel gaasliP and Jack at.Durin.villo, Plans are under Way for the Woman's Assoeiation. of the United -Church to hold their :annual sale hi the 'schoolroom Of .the elltirch oh :October 31st.. otr.srendtMlrbs4..niifv5ignIgMn;'Cwiltbole azaard, and los. Carj....johneton. Mr. ,and NM Ira Hertfelder of Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. Allan White. witglvfng h Mr. familymr net Mrs. speatT3114e11% Horton. Mrs, john McKee .of Montreal is visiting her mother, Mrs, Joseph "Mrtri,(5'and Mrs. Gordon. Hall spent Thanksgiv-ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Masters at Alsia Craig. Mabel Harris- of Lambeth spent the week-end with • her rnothe;'), 'Mrs. Edward Johnston, At Knox Presbyterian 'Church on. Sunday Vie pastor Rev. Maurice lVfeNabb to,ok for his theme "The Temple There". The choir,. under the clire6tion of Mrs, Nora Moffatt, rendered the anthem "Prayer of Thanksgiving". The soloist for service was 'Miss Margaret Hendry of Tiverton, who sang 'How -Great. Thou Art." Art.: M Harry Darling of Toronto spent the weekend with his par- ents Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Darling. Visitora.for Thanksgiving at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mc- Kinnon were. Mr. and Mrs. Spence MeKinnori and Bobbie of Corn- wall, Mr. and _Mrs. Milliere of Mount Forest, - Mrs, Armstrong of Brussels and Mr. and Mrs.. John McTavish, and children from Turn- berry. , Jack -Elliott, who is with the, Hydro at Fitzroy Harlior, Ont,, spent Thanksgiving with his ,par- ents, Mr. and 'Mrs. Harry Elliott. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Griffith and 5on were visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Charles Bosman. - Mr,- and Mrs. Albert Berry and children of Sarnia spent the week- end with Mrs, Berry's parents, Mr. and Mrs,—Geo, Thomson. Miss Margaret Hendry of Tiver- ton and Miss Ruth MeNevinp of -Goderich who attended the, Young People's Rally in the Presbyterian Church in Wingharn spent the week-end with Miss 'Nora Moffatt. Miss Marilyn Moffatt of London also spent the week-md.iwith.-Mrs. Moffatt. DIED HEASLIP -Earl Heaslip passed away at his home, 61.6 Pine St„ Dunnville on Wednesday, October 3' 1956. Beloved husband of 13er- nice Shaw, dear, father of Jack and brother of Archie of Barrio, , Ont. Age 61 years, Funeral ser- • vice was held at the•Ballard fun- eral home, Dunnville on Friday at 2 pan., Interment was made at Maple Lawn Cemetery, Wain.- fleet. Vii11TECHEIRCH Mr. and Mrs. Alex Inglis, of To- ronto, are moving' to the Inglis farm on Highway 86, west of the village, in West Wawanosh. • Mac McGregor and Gordon Wel- wood spent last week on a motor trip to ThinninS- Mr. - and Mrs. Floyd Bott and family of Belwood visited on Sun- day with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Robert Purdon, Miss 'Jane Watson of Aylmer visi- ted on Saturday at the home of her sister, Mrs. Gilbert Beeeroft, and Mr. and Mrs. Mehdlle Beecroft and Num AT THANKORE 1-.Gitislir*:.Mrs. flown Mt" chi= f Wingham was the guest snealter on Thursday when kiln tWheaVf jlnoT:aPrelgtrehrIaor°e4eItixniglhrr°yr Wag held at the home .of Mrs, J, Dunbar, Meinhers of the White- church Auxiliary 4129 were guests On this occasion. Mrs. Me13urney pregided 444 op- ened the meeting With the call to worship and prayer. The Psalm; 'GOti of 'Mercy, IOW of 'Grace' was sting and the •Worabip service Was taken by Mrs. r owl) ng the qhehusite;:retfettewet seottjo4e in prayer. Scr:Pturel:"a"Mrs. Ken secretary read the minutes404 plans were made for the PreshY- terial Missinn Band 0.14' to he held inigr on 4:e Qb201 vit3werelAP°rt"Cai .h6 called,roll Mr, la1Db re- the offering and the presi-ceived dent led in the offertory 'Prayer. The hymn "Simply Trusting Every Day'! was sung, Mrirsari Pilgrimage" sti Aitchionst and Spoke Ch is an introduction to her address she read Psalm 121, WC who are en- gaged in this pilgrimage are all on the same road and should be help. ing each other on the journey, The pb eogr na nagn d the ft the e l influence a of e is- Worth- while things should he stressed in youth. In deploring the appalling state of neglect of the youth of. tp- day, the speaker Placed great res- ponsibility on grandmothers • in helping ,to overcome this neglect.' by reading the Bible to little children. Parents are leaving far too much to Church and Sunday School. • • Along the way provision rqIISL he made-for the end of the , journey by havingoungGr ged' :is, ndtQ Uicr epprlga Christianis fhath close contact through prayer as possible. We have only scraiched the surface in prayer and our ac- complishments would be unlimited if we would pray rnore:-.:Ijneds cannot save us,. only through: our acceptance of Jesus Christ as our Saviour. Our personal philOaePhY is important too, and decides Iliany of our attitudes and, decisions. The speaker also emphasized 'our need for greater thankfulness for the many blessings that are 'burs as we jciurney. Mrs. McBurney led„in a 'Thanks- giving prayer. A solo by.. ..Mrs, John McGee, "The Lord 15!-)My Shepherd" was much, enjoyed.1MrS. Conn, of Whitechureh, was the.ac- corripanist. Mrs. Anderson thank- ed the speaker,-;,the soloist anik the hostesa Oa MOM. Astiatp volt row a basket party! Cub Charles Keating. /1;41/ with. sparkling Coca-Cola t - * A basket for every guest Pii 'Oft Ngi li\ti '0';-- :Pn-brown Southern-fried 61lickeni iktity eftto6ito c1iip3 d6corative': border .of good-tp=intinch"seallions. Now, rnalw "h guest has '-•hiS ice-cold bottle of sparkling Coca-Cola. . jour • good food and that great taste of Coke! ' • BELGRAVE at mission SATURDAY OCTOBER 13th On Saturday the Wingham Boy Scouts and Wolf ,Cubs will be parading our streets and knocking at the doors. They will be laden with baskets of apples, and no doubt, weiring grins as broad as Barry Fuller. and Charles Keating. This is' the one big event of the year when the Scouts and Cubs join forces in full strpgth in an effort to supplement their funds. We are all aware that Scout • = ing is one of the most valuable activities in any corn= munity for building the bodies and minds of our youngsters. Give them your support on Saturday buy an apple. Mrs. Pearl Walsh of Blyth visit- ed on Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Herold Walsh. 'Mr. W. E. Bell of South Burnaby, Vancouver, has returned to his home there after' spending some time visiting, his sister, Mrs, Carl Procter,rMr. Procter and with oth- er friends, Mrs. Floyd Campbell, Mrs. Clare VanCamp, Mrs, Thomas Smith and =co, NEW CARS USED' CAR plucEs Come in to Huron Motors, Wingham and drive away a brand new 1956 Ford or Monarch, factory guaranteed at a used car, price. Huron Motors are clos- ing out 1956 stock nibdels and demon- strators to make room for 1957 models. 1-1956 Ford Custom Sedan, 'Blue in colour, 1-1956 Fairline Sedan," demonqrator, with automatic transmission,' power steer- ing, safety belts All above are equipped with heaters and de- frosters and winterized. 1-1956 Monarch Black sedan automatic trans.- 1-1956 Ford Fairline, Two-tone sedan, ,auto- matic transmission the Interest .C:dotritunitp ',Welfare Zbe:. te..titgbatn •abbantrZinit4 Scout Barry Fuller sons of Otterville visited aherelthn Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Carman Harrier and family of Long J3ancliorind Miss Winnifred Farrier of Toronto, are visiting this week' With' th"eir parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. , Far- rier, • , • Mrs. Jas.,Faleoner. and .Lois," Mrs, J. G. Gillespie, Mrs, Ezra Scholtz, Miss Olive Terriff and Mrs. J, D. Beeeroft were at Brussels, on #'id- day last attending the Sectional meeting of the W.M.S. PreshAerial. Mrs. Harry Cook, Mrs. Gilbert:Bee"- croft, Mrs. Lawrence Taylor.. and Mrs. Chas. Shiell attended the meeting from Bri ek, 'United. Church. Mr. Pat Coulter. of Chatham spent - the week-end at the home of. Mr. Sam Coulter. - Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Sininions and Nancy of London, visited over the week-end with her parents, Mr.' and Mrs. Chas. Martin and' Mr. Jas: Martin. Mr. Clayton Scholtz of. London, Spent the week-end with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. 'Ezra Scholtz.. Mr, and Mrs: Sank Gillespie and children of Sarnia, spent the week- end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Gillespie, and -other relatives here. Miss Matilda Alexander' a visit- ing for a few weeks at the libme of Mr.- and Mrs. Mark Armstrong of J3elgrave. Mir. and Mrs. John Norman and children of Toronto spent the week-end at the home of M. and Mrs. Jas, Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Relison Falconer and children of Sarnia, and his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil 'Falconer, who had been visiting at Sarnia, spent the week-end here. Mrs, Mae Ross has been Wider the doctor's care during the week- end, and Mr, and Mrs. Malcolm Ross of Galt, Mr. and Mrs. Sig Poien of Toronto and Rev. and Mrs. Graydon Cox of Fonthill were called home. However 'she has shown some improvement, and Mr. Ross and Mr. Foien,o-eturned to their homes on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fisher of ICt- chener and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Lougheed and baby, Cheryl; of Lon- don, spent the week-end at the home of their parents, Mr, and Mrs, George Fisher, , Miss Florence Beecroft of Tor- ante is visiting this week With her parents, Mr, and, Mrs. J. D. Bee. croft. A special rally service will be held In the United. Chureh here on Sunday evening at 7.30 p.m. With the Young Adult Groups in Charge. The thane of the rally is "Co" hi the Gospel Message, The special speaker _ will be Rey, Timothy Tarn of Bong Kong, who will speak f the urgency of misaenarY Work, in the Bast today, A special rnuslo, cal prograin is' arranged and all ht the community are Cordially inVit- ed to attend, The reguitCY servide lb the afternoon is withdrawn. Word was received here on Sun. day of the passing of a fainer Waivatiesh resident, Joseph D. AnderSon, fOrMerly of St. Helen, Who Was hi his eightieth year, Mr. and Mrs. Anderson have resided hi Lucknow for some years, Theft son, Terranee, passed away a- fóW years ago, and their dalightert Mrs. Blue, resides in Detroit. Thtertnent was in South lKitiloss CemeterY On Tii d ;