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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1957-05-22, Page 34 GAVIELER, ,McINTOSH 8c WARD CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS BELL TELEPHONE. BUILDING • Walkerton Ontario' 3 4 GU:ARAN.TEED ' "TRI1S'T • CERTIFICATES • short term--5•yegrs • pay .40/4% interest, payable half yearly • • Unconditionally guaranteed as to' princirsal and interest • authorized investment for trust funds •• IN _S YEARS $395.440 •ACCUMULATES'T.O. 'dsC10.00. THE. STERLING TRUSTS. C. O R P` ,O R A T I O N Branch Office:" f 1-3 Dunlop St., Barrie ; HeadOffice: 372 Bay St., Toronto 4 !;•. , CGIT .Mernbers. Entertain �# . Mater and Dmighter Banquet VORDWICJI The Mother .and Daughter, CGIT banriuet was held in the Sunday School rooms ;of the United Church. After enjoying a lovely dinner served by ,the ladies of the W.A,, the president of the juniors; Nancy Sotileri{, acted as toastmaster, with the first toast to the Queen, P The toast' to the church was proposed by Phyllis Wilson, replied to by Mrs, J. H. Hird, Ruth Hib- bert proposed a toast to the mothers which was replied' 10 by IV14rs, Anson Rattan, The toast to the daughters was given by Mrs. Pearl Patterson, the reply being made by Jean .green, The remainder of .the program was in charge gf the senior presk. dent, Margaret McCann, Donna Siefert favoured with a solo "Silver Threads among the Gold", A splendid valedictory was given ly Elizabeth Patterson, Miss Marilyn Cooper daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wray 'Cooper, Fordwich; a, recent gradu- ate of the Diploma Course at Mac- donald 'Institute; Ontario Agricul- tural -College,- Guelph, A solo„ "Gives This House" was given by Glenna Ilibberd, A skit entitled "Old lVlaid oft the Loolc-' out" was ;presented awit . the fol lowing' girls taking part: Max) Johnston, Jean Siefert, Doris Cars, well, Audrey Rattan, Jean, reatei Velma Eurig and Anna Marie Es p.ensen, The guest spea}rex, Mrs: Frani Russell, was then intr9414eod b Mrs. Clarence Carswell. Mrs, Rus• sel said that daughters /can compared with tiny seeds; . that they grow like flowers, In he, daughter e, mother 'lives again, She reminded the girls not to: resen guidenee, It Is just for their •9Wn' good, They must try not to be selfish or conceited, but be ly , and offer kindness wherever possible, She also told 'tele girl: as: they travel �throu;gh life to re members thein church and try alwitys to do what is right and good, Mrs, Russell was thanitecl b; Dianne Carswell, Mr's, I-Iarole Pollock reminded the girls- of the cook books that are completed and ready for sale, The evening otos ed with Taps. Gifts Presented To Newlyweds FORDWICII - The . gommunit) hall at Fordwich was filled to capacity on Friday night in honor of Mr. and Mrs, Harvey Bride newlyweds. They were presented with a coffee table, step-up `tables, mirror and a purse of money. Mrs. Glenn Johnston read the 'address in rhyme., Both Mr, and Mrs. Bride made suitable replies Dancingg was enjoyed to the Ford- wich orchestra. Born' BRIDGE—To 1VIr. and Mrs. Don Bridge, •.a daughter on Saturday, May 17, 1957, in the Palmerston Hospital. :lair +er waw' �N • yY•� A GENERAL M'OTORS•VALUE 1. Tandem Tractor, Model W1953 2. Tandem Truck,. Model W1963 3. Tank Truck, Model W1953 4. bump Truck, Model 1643 5. Pick -Up, Model 1314 t BUSIEST TRUCKS in the bussness! Wherever big jobs are being done, Chevrolet trucks are there, putting their :nightie: kind of muscles to work: Chevrolets lire Canada's bus- lest trucks by a wide margin ... because they're the unbeatable champs of every, weight class! Next time you're out, check the tr'uc'ks you see at work, it won't be long before you get the message .. , truck after truck, from lively ,pick -tip to giant load hauler, is it Chevrolet, And that's not hard to understand. Be- cause truck bdyers who know their business, know that Chevrolet trucks givemore on-the-job hours, nfore operating economy, more hauling effici- ency than any other trucks, bar none: Look at the'^f.cts. Engines , thrifty 6's or nighty V8's, every great depend ablh Chevy engine deliverg the right horsepower, the usable horsepower for your job ... gets,the most out of every gallon of gas. Transmissions•• ... billy Chevrolet has revolutionary new Powermatic that gives you easy; efficient automatic shift- ing through 6 forward speeds with direct -drive cruising economy. Or teke CI. EVROLE your pick of Hydra -Matic, Powerglide or Chevrolet's famous synchromesh ° transmissions, Styling—Chevy has modern Work Sty1- ing that fits the job, gives you more efficient .loading,longer life. Handsome Work -Styled cabs bring you panor- amie visibility, concealer) Safety Steps,. High -Level ventilation and other big advantages. Get the whole inipressivo story from your Chevrolet dealer right now. Have him show you, why nti truck ban meet your needs half as Well. as Chevrolet or give you more for your dollar! TO CROSS ,CANADA ON MOTORSCOOTER In Canada: for ▪ less than a year, Shirley Caulkett and Pat Fitzgerald are determined to see as much of the country as they can—snd as cheaply as they can,• They're setting out from Toronto on one tiny motor scooter and.their destination is Vancouver, with a stopover to see the Calgary Stampede, They'll work wherever they find jobs and don't particularly care when the trip Is finished. They both .hail from London, Eng., but did not meet until they came to Canada. W.I. MEETING HELD AT GIBSONHOME FORDWICI3 The May meeting . f the Fordwich W,I. was held a the home of Mrs, Wally Gibson the, theme being, "Agriculture", Mrs. Wellington Hargrave had de• votions and Mrs. 'Crosby Soth ,gran commented on the motto "We arc nearer 'to God' in a garden than, anywhere''else on earth". Plans Were completed for the East Huron D,,istrlet annual meet- ing to be held in Fordwich on May 23rd and voting delegates were chosen. Mrs, Anson Demerling and Mrs. Bert Winston were nam- ed 'to am-ed'to attend the leaders' training. course on rug making later in the year. Mrs. Crosby Sotheran, whohad been_a member on the panel at the Guelph Conference, gave some in- teresting highlights of the even- ing program. The topic,. "The: Forum on Rural Leadership", which was held at Vineland last February was given in a very interesting manner by Mrs. Stan Bride, who had attended the forum as a representative of the Women's, Institutes of Huron, County. It was voted to give some assist- ance to a family whose home had been burned recently. Lunch was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. R. Nichol, Mrs, K. Graham, Mr, C. Gibson and Miss Minnie McElwain. Miss Jean Sanderson of Kitch- ener. visited over the week -end with her mother, Mrs. Mary Sand- erson, MONTREAL GIRL IN FRENCH Fli„ ing am ,t: A Canadian girl, Guylaine C:uy hat been charniianit French aural. ences with her singing. Now vhe is making her film debut, ptavirtg a leading role in the huwie 'Eight 'W6inen in Black." Hoe Is Mlle, Guyin'e scene froth lets movie, She 'began her careet as a *hop assistant In Montreal, FORDWICI1 Mrs. Ida Gallagher, Mrs. Tom VloClement and Kenny visited one afternoon last week with Mr. and Mrs. William Sothern. Mr. and Mrs, Tom Hutchison visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Tim Inglis in Acton. 'Mr, arid Mrs. Frarik' Gelyk and farxiily of Paisley visited one day last week with Mr, and Mrs. Wray Cooper. Mrs. Ross Nuhn and children visited one night last week with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hutchison Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wray and children. of Toronto are spending a couple of weeks with relatives, in the community. Week -end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Everett Allan were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Holland and family, Mr. and. Mrs.. Nile Soehner and Mr. and Mrs. Ed.Mundel all of Kitch- ener. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Felkar and little daughter moved their house- hold belongings last week to Gorrie. Mr. and Mrs, Lorne Bride of Niagara Falls spent the week -end with relatives. Misses Joan Demerling of To- ronto . And Elaine Demerling • of London, Mr. Jack Wilding, Tor- onto and Mr. Gordon Goldrich of London spent the week -end at the home -of the girls' parents, Mr, and Mrs ,l Anson Demerling, Mrs. Geo. Bolander and John spent last week in Claremont with Mr. and Mrs. Stan Stephenson. Mrs. Alvaretta Wallace spent one day last week in Toronto. Week -end visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Craig were Mr. and Mrs. Wilmot Craig and Janice, and Mr. and Mrs. Allan Castle of Toronto and Mr. Bert Summerhase Of Toronto. Mr. 'and Mrs. Harvey Bride of Toronto and Mr, Edward Doig of Timmins visited over the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Doig. Mrs. Tom McClement and Mrs. William Sothern spent one day last week in Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Keith and Randy of Kitchener visited over the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Keith. Week -end visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Earl Moore were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Benin of Kitchener and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Denny and family of Erin. Miss Ruth Rumple and Bob Rumple visited over the week -end with relatives in Hamilton and `Kingston. RIS 97IF4ha aq. ,adlnwtMf,>•41!ntlr, 9' Y, Atial � 5. Congratulations to Miss Marilyn Armstrong. who waschosen the, best bugler of the Norwell District; High •School baud a the cadet in-, speetion last week. Mr, and Mrs, Wray Cooper :and Elizabeth Alen were in Toronto on'' Friday, Their daughter, Miss, Marl lyn Copper left that night for Banff, Alta.,where she will spend the summer months, Miss Ruth Joiinsten ,of Toronto spent .last week With her parents, Mr, and Mrs, Albert Johnston. Mrs, 14ea .Halliday of Toronto visited several days last week with Mr, and Mrs, Ken Graham, Mr, and Mrs, William Blake of Walkerton spent one day last week ,with Mr, and Mrs, Royden Devitt,', 3Vlra, Clara Campbell is Blending the next few months at her cottage in Minden. Mr Jack Foster of Woodstock spent the week -end with his meth - en, Mr, . and Mrs, .Gordon Brown of Eeamsville visited in the commun- ity over the week -end. Additional . 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METRI T Thoroughness, — Ability. -- Tim•e tested' • • Phone 37 for appointment . ion no io lis shill®11 nIIg111149111citisIIiIgIi1R111111tortho lIIDI11g nu l oll■wit w imonoIII>olliornouns111®UIffIIIs111iI11Ylliis inalilall1Q111sIIIsli is s1ionimino ligui GET YOUR FEED AT THE Belgrave Comoperative BELGRAVE Phone Brussels 14r10 Wingham 1065w ■IIIa111®I I IRII MI I111111tl11111111111U1111filliR1111l111DIIIIWI11Rlllkll lilfll lA11111111411DI11R111A1.1 Let's Talk ['Wiiti.ts On Saturday, April 27th, the Toronto O1obe and Mail;. itt an editorial, sternly advised Mr. biefenbaeker not to be dis- , traded by: quote: "Such minor issues as farm support prices, old age pensions, and Fecleral•Conciliation pro- ceedings." Those who have benefitted by these:so called "minor issues;" will realize that they are the result of .Liberal Policy and more important a direct benefit of Liberal .Aden inistration. Heat' Arnold Darroch on Saturday, May 25: The Time 6,25 - 6.30 p.m. , The Station Ci(NX Dial 9920 Win with the Liberals ; Vote EARCCF PURtJISFICO AV 'I9t t'yk r tJxhfiG?Ift�lV-1tiJttif 1� "ANAL ASSOCIATION