HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1957-03-06, Page 9Mr, Hugh Pavld MoDonald has
old his, farm to'Mr. Ivan. Dow.
Mr. and Mrs, lYfeDonald leave in
twg weeks for 'Preston, where Mr.
McDonald ','has secured a, position.
Mr,. and, Mrs,- Saelr' 40grcigf of
rjlonls visited on Sunday at the
a of her skater, 104, Wm, Rirl
a riUmber 'from this dbl.
tended the Clinton ' Seed
atorday.
horn
tout.
Quite
trier ax
fair. on S
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THE
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ROYAL CHICK HATCH
AT WINGHAM OFFERS YO
RED x SUSSEX
LEGHORN x WHITE ROCK
Cobb's PEDIGREED RED X IOC
Kimberchick's LEGHORNS of California'
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ARBOR ACRES WHITE ROCKS
- VANTEESS x ARBOR ACRES
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'here ntiat'W r, *rob 13,, 13. aid
'fling 1.)A ...ok!it and. varfatY: 1011C.A.t1 ,
the indigo or# xnArdhsi00. hat yttitlp,
March 'rhOttrjr1g stile WNtier4
Institute this Tirooday atiartiewl.
ri$ 2., o'clock, flog, ,cy
otbotty ,projeot ,copying;
Year".
.Gongratulations are:due •ar-
TOM. gaunt, who' wen the. Hurtn.i,
prep improvement Trophy for the
highest scare in the senior 'sec-
tion of the Junior Far near send:,
judging competition , at the :seed0r The, leadgt,,,e.
fait in Clinton' last wrieit, study with priixe,e,:
All the ladies. of the conirrom.-' Mrs. 'Farrell 'attics
it); are invited to the observance' from the Mjsohnia
of the World pay .of Prayer at FandlY Centre"; Vt.,0
the manse on. ',Friday afternoon at new hope to refajt,
2.30.,, ,Bong„, Mrs. John RO
Mr, and Mrs, Levi WePlArl, Priday ,evening. Mrs, Ackert. 13t'
tertained the folks, of the 0th ean- chill'' and blOYd, MOOgoroeFY )104 cession a East Wawanosh in high paints and 'Mrs. George Gar,
their new herne last Tuesday eve- ter and Harold 0000 held low
fling, when seven,. tables played pointS. lucky card draw was euebrO. Mrs, Clarence Hanna °and Mrs, John Ourrie'S. Lunch vas
Ernest.Snowden held high points, I served. an all enjoyed the secial
and Mrs. Gordon Taylor and Mark time together, Plans were Made
Armstrong held low points, Litnehl to' held :41 /45t. Patrick's social in. two
was served .and ,the PlOnOod weeks.
g. people .of the United
ertaincd. the yew*
Helena and of the
Chosen - here ,an
GrOsWorth,
on worship set-,
oshorth, Bay!.
3rieit iGooltea
games and
Oners and.
cl .coffee
F at
PA
Forest
VIIIITICHURGH - The yam
- • to Meet
Church, ant Thirteen tabled played •euchre at potie' Of t, Peri:Vac School On Wednesday,f, preehy teriaa
light, with the teacher, Mrs. Geo,,prue$40„, evo ni u„
Olga tee;charge, Mrs, 'Tam'' Presided at tho sh
points and Mrs. Howard Martinmend Laitilaw and
and Gearge Webster held law wqre fharge' of the
prize , for .the noose endives, six- nuns, epories, candy an
teen, L•UnCh served hnd it was enjoyed by all,'
was decided to hold another euchre
Thirteen tables played, ch In two weeks.
No, fi School, Bast WaW
mi
anosh,
.POin ts, Robert Taylor 'Wee contests,. Lunen of Iv"
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Mkt and Mra, filiften Moore, Mr.
and Mtg. Mforoo,of
Oen, Mr. Hradiey and Mrs.
Agnes Boughncr, of Parithill, Wa-
ited en .Stinday M the flOnle of the
latter's daughter, Mrs.
Kennedy, hti:. and Mrs, Kennedy
visited on Monday' With Mr. and
Mrs, John ,W,oalcook. of GlOrinnnan.
Mr. Mid Mrs. Ben' MCCIenaghan
Etral-Cari visited on Sunday at tb*
home etheir ;daughter, Mrs. Wm.
Parker of Prnecfleid,
410.rdan
spent the 1)$/wilt-Ott
Ilif1 nephew, Mr. HOU
4 Mr. Gilbert 13escrott
visited on Thursday with tar par.,
tints; Mr, ant Mrs. Robert Wat-
son of Brdeefleld.
The Day of Prayer service will
'lac, held this ,Wriday In the Drifted
Church here at .4 p,m.• aDd, the
service for :Brielc 'United 'Church
will be held at the borne :Ctf
Vex Robertson,
Mr. ,Mld Mrs. gt1 1414,0600 and
Coker, Thimenford, IlReak tier
week-end with her pailentsi, Mr,
and Mrs, John. Hotchieon, and
with his parenta in Ooderich, '
Mr. ;and $0,11. ThOttiPson Of
Goddritilt and Mr. and Mrs, Galvin,
*Wilson and eons WO the week,
end at/the homes of; Mr, and. Mrs,
Plilhion .of ficonliton, 'Mr, and Mra,
Claire ThonnipSOn of Langton and
Mr. and.Mrs, Moss And Mr. and
'UM Oar* l'hOlairion Thlison-
burg.
Mn and Mr/i. jotin Mantyro* of
Wingharn, and Mrs, Gaon g'419900
visited en Sunday with their par-
ents, and .fre„. A, B.. Portion
of Lucknow,,
Wfilfrg01.10tcff TO. .annual:
lainintios ,ntgothig of the White.
church teibrary ffonrgl WO4 held
on Thurarlay, ovening"at,the home
of the prealdent, 'Bev. W, J. Watt,
who Pres404- • The'trogoiger, Mrc
r#,ra *WO., gave the finanaial
atatOMOittl, Hefeelpti, balance from
PO, Prig); legislative `grant,
.0600i COnn4' of, HtIrOn ,grant,
$4409; Wawanosh grant, f10.09;
PrOoecds 'fren1 play. $13.90:mem-
br ft fees, y$,7 reol .00E7liceonuanetsy, iibb.-
rary Membership, ;45.00; extra nn
:it of books, 1400,
The following hooks were read,
Fiction, MC non-fiction, 2.16; child-
ir:cifr'se,asbr olcvse,,tr471 .00,TA.hi fsamialla slight y.
hership _card costs 250 and books
are ailOyved out for two weeks,
after,Which ic a day fine is charg-
ed for a week, and then 5c .a day.
T following
p oi (4
hoard
th sRrevira ores;,
Wait, ;the resident minister,, MrS.,
13riearwysJ64 . J. G C. rGaligliesMpires; AalbeerrM F t Pater
ion and J, D, Beecroft; waYs and
means comm., Mrs. George :Fisher,
MO. Mather's, Mrs, Willis, Mrs;
Dowling and Mrs. Cecil Falconer,
Young People, in
Charge of Service
-WHITECHERCH —' The • young
people of the Presbyterian Church
were. in charge' of the program -Or
the Student Bursary program-held
pn. Sunday in the differeat'church-
es in this dikriet, , The president,
Lorne 'Forster, •: Titesided. Jean
Aitcheson read the iScripture les,
son, and. John Congram led in
prayer, Murray Gaunt sang:Wear
'to the Heart of God" And. Ruby
Conn aid Irnia and Joan Forster
sang, a special , trio, ":The Lave, of
God". John Allen, :of Waterloo,
'give .the addiess.", '
In the evening the young,people
of .the district met in. the PrcshY-
terian,C hureh, Wingham, for a .
speeial meeting, • where Murray
Gaunt Presided:
WIIITECHURCII
Mr. and Mrs, RusSoll: Chapman
and Gary spent 'Sunday' in To-,
ionic) 'at the hoMe of their datigh-
ter Mrs..-Bois ;
Mr. A. k.13ackton'celchgatcid "his
81St birthday on Sunday, and he
and Mrs, i3ticitton with Mr. and
Miss :Gibson Hamilton; .Mr. and
Fred" tiicht:On of ' Lucknow
and Mr. and Mrs. John 'Barr 'of
Holyrood -were entertained at a,
START CA R SOONER
SAVE ENGINE WEAR
,Drinking that last anjoyable Cup
of coffee in the morning takes
about the sante length of titre
a ptetiet, engine warm,up according
to a leading Canadian atitonlobile
service authoritY.
Present clay Motor 'oils provide
math, greater ilrOteetion for engine
pasta In cold-weather starting than
did the oils used In "the old days".
It it pointed out, that the fluidity
of the modern motor oil allows it
to circulate freely at eXtrentely low
teziweratures,
I
However, in spite of this techni-
cal'improvement in the oil there',
still exists 4 considerable, hoed for
care in, starting a cold engine,
Under no canditions should a cold
engine be idled at high ipeeds or
driven•while cold, at speeds, exceed-
a. beautiful poem pe001 ,',4
VtOrning", by Faith 'TO
Wilfred
ter in the study bop*
China, 'Thirteen ladies
to the roll call, rlatnlAg
the Bible, • .
The president, Mrs. `We
-ducted the businesS ..tiesndgitkte
Id, Metcalfe, secretary, rosy
ter from Mrs: W. Irwin,-.:
ing in Londen. Mrs; iik11,61
closed a cheque for $1„0,96,40,ef
of
tlh•resgoernr
.society,
Aan ts .were Madl,
society's part in .the ;W:ArId
113%rlareTt.'es'''grieesebyttoeriLtiie'lle,Chld;teini;
Friday, March 8th. Si
closed the. meeting Wit-W04er.
again Weak
loon and Robertpurclon held high, viceand Karen G
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'15,0, square inches of
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viewing area.
NU, and Mrs. Prentiaa Of Hes,
,peler spent the, week-end ,at the
'haw of Ab Hart, '
Mr. and Mrs:` Albert Memari and
family spent Sunday at the borne
of "her parentS, Mr, And Mrs. 11.ager
of Walkerton.
Mr. Jim Cummings left. last
Wee with Mr. and Mrs, C4Us ?Boyle
of Wingham to spend aNnOnth in.
The institute unlies are asked to •
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FORT:ABLE..
LV 'IA:,°'"v"6 ::Not,ei\lvist Rom*:
family dinner at the home of. Mr.
and. Mrs. 'rhos. 'Morrison.
Mrs. ,John Eurig of FOrdWich
spent a few dayS' fait Week at the
home of her son, Mr, Kenneth
Dowling, and on Friday Mia:-Eur-
ig, Mr. and Mrs. Dowling and Mr.
and Mrs. 'Russell Ross • *ere in
London, where Mrs. Entig visited
het brother, Mr. Robert Lewis, of
Fordwich,,WhO is • a patient in 'Vic=
toria Herspital. •
Mr. George 'Coultas,. Mr. Robert
Coultes and Mr. and Mrs. Jahn
Gaunt were in Elora onMoOdaY,
• : Where they attended, the funeral
of Alfred Scott: , ,
Mr. R, Thompson was in TO-
mitt° last vveelc4 Where he attead-
ed a convention and vfsited at'the
home of Mr. and' Mrs. Truman
Beatty.,
and•Mrs. Gedrge Bradley arid
family, of Motint Forest, visited on
Sunday at 'the honae of her sister,
' Mrs. Kenneth Dowling.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Gillespie and
Mr, and Mrs. Ezra Schnitz 'sited(
on Sunday , at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Gillespie of Sarnia.
Mr. and Mrs. James St, Marie
and Raymond; of Kitchener, spent
the week-end at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Mylis St. Marie.
, Those from a distance who at-
-tended the funeral of the late Mau-
rice Stewart on Friday were Mrs..
Stewart of ,Edrnonton and their-
son, Mr. Max 'Stewart, of Water-
loo, his sisters!Mrs, French Cam,
by, of Waineet, Miss Gertrude,
Stewart, San Antonia, 'Texas, as
,well as relatives from Teeswater,'
There were representativs front'
the Stratford, Kitchener, Hespeler,
Chesley, Toronto and Montreal fur-
niture companies with Whom Mr,
Stewart had been associated as a
manufacturer's agent for the Prai-
rie Provinces for the past forty
years, Friends gathered at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wel-
ker after 'the funeral. Miss Stew-
art will 'epend this week" at the
Walker home,
• • pay -4 3/4 %
• Unconditional
principal and in
• •authorized investm
•
'Put o
the
§eriptore
Mg SO mph, ,
Proper procedure, aceording to
A. .Dykes, director of service,
Chrysler • Corporation- of .,Canada,
Limited, is to start the engine and
allow oil pressure to build up to
operating normal before moving
the, vehicle, If an immediate start.
is required it is, suggested that the
car be driven' at speeds not exceed.:
ing SO mph until normal operating
temperature is attained. • The best
passible solution is, of course, to al- . -e historylof hinnaa opinion low the engine to run at a fast idle. Th
heat,
ie ,h,as re ache d u•,•ie polled hacisatrocicylyotanhYutmhianng eitis tvhioni
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