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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1957-05-22, Page 9edessitiet, Old Age Pension. Increase: $6 ,per person ...Pfenbqker and Cardiff Pledge. .. REALISTIC ,.PENSIONS Based on Cost 4 • „ Published ray the Piengteisive Conservative Asit'o, Huron Riding BE OUR GUEST VI+, WANT THE DRIVER OF EVERY CAR' IN THE COUNTRY TO BE OUR GUEST ONE NIGHT DURING THIS BIG WEEK. • Here's How It Works: .,.. V. 1. .-.. ;_-.. .,... i : i . i:0 ...% rA 74' . 11 .4, . o/ ., 7. ' r. 4 14 1 1 0 _ : 11* 4 r' # l'Afil , r/16 4111%, ,tt 'Fri., Sat., May 2f-gts "Seige At Red River" Van Johnson .• Joanne •Prey plus 'JAGUAR" Mon.,. Toes.,, May 27-2$ "NIAGARA" (Adult), (Adult) Marilyn Munroe Wed., Thur. May 29 - 30 "WEAK AND THE WICKED" ON THE NO. 9 HIGHWAY 11.'ST SOUTH OF HARRISTON TWO SHOWS NIGHTLY (Uhl, nadir 17 yr 00.111.,„.iiimitnill•ii•miiiiiiiimmoio.,,,ollimilLioloptiiiisi i "BE OUR GUEST WEEK"'' 1 _ ,.. . .. . . _ at , ' ; . THE HARRIST.ON DRIVE-IN THEATRE -I WIIITECHURCI .Mr. Ross McGregor' arrived home from Winnipeg on Thursday last, and his uncle, Mr. Gordon Small of Toronto, spent the week-end with him here., Mr, and Mrs. Jack Mitchell and children spent the week-end with Kitchener. relatives. Mr. George Gillies, who arrived last week from Little Beaver, Sask. to visit his sister, Mrs. Don- ald McDonald of St. Helens and other relatives Was a patient in Wingham Hospital over the week- end. Mrs. Jack Flannigan of Toronto Sperit the week-end with her par- ents, Mt. and Mta. Thos. Inglis, and othes relatives in this com- munity. Miss Marjorie Coultes, nurse- in-training' in Guelph Hospital, spoilt the week-end at her home here, Mr. Walter Jaime arid Leonard of Woodstock, spent the week-end at their home here. Mr. and Mrs, Russell Moore and family of Preeton Spent the week- end with his parents, Mr, and Mrs, Arthur Moore. Mrs. Albert McQuillin, who spent the winter eat 'Kincardine, spent the week-end at her home here. Mr. and MrS.-(Jecil Skinner of Exeter' and Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Denham and family of Kirkton spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mason, Allan turner and Mr. and Mrs, Richard Turner and son, Ricky, of 'Toronto, spent Saturday at Mrs. Turner's little in the vii- !age, She plans to return home in two weeks. Mrs. Jimmie Leaner, Jimmie and Rose Marie of Torerite visited last Week-end at the hen of her bro- ther, Mr. Sohn .Boyle, and with other relatives In this district, Ur, and Mrs. bonald -Fraser and, Randy of Walton, visited on Sun- Fortieth An ey niversa The Wing MYtance 0. S Alimmort•imiliieetar tawnier...1W Tt. So Load Up the Family. and Come on Out. • , On Your "FREE NIGHT" Pressso: as you ;wish Best sound and pictures in town. Learn to relax in our country freshair. open at 8 P.M. Come early. Eat in our modern' snack bar. • k 5144miwimiumnimpliTillimm.plomoloommill.ismomm4400 can,040.:-11:eeds. end in 1, 2 or 3 — FREE!' 1 Tues., May '28thDrivers of call whose licenses ,dallum, son of the late John and end in 4 or 5 —` FREE! , ,nosh pioneers. ill • Wed., May 29th—Drivers of cars whose es •.1. .by his wife, Ur, and Mrs, Orville Tiffinaatid Mr, and lee, :lee, Tiffin and child , Ten visited on Sunday With 14; And Mrs, Robert McInnes. p1 Teeawater. Sant .ra Fisher at Terry Wilson of St. Helene eP.eitt,„ party on Saturday, Mon., May 27th—Diivers of cars whose licenses end in 6, 7 or '8 — FREE! Y Thur., May 30th--Drivers of cars whose licenses WHITECHURGO end in 9 or 0 —.FREE! Aad Mr.a. Wil4Pfl. • ' *AIMS GATHERS FAD Lati fisiIle Shower the Week-Ind 0 #10 home of For Brides-Mect Matt Wall, .eight,•Cyaraeld dengil* ter of Mr. and Mrs, Ire, Wall, .eta, tertained Beverley Selogniati, and tier birthday .' • Frills I • Presbyterial at Molesworth on Be' licent' =is' survived F °retie°, two daughters, Florence, of Zealandia, s'ask.;' Mrs. Ed, (Trene) Roper, California and one son, John of Zealandia, and three grandchildren. Three sisters and U U — Utley M. MeCallum, East Wawa- Oat.; Mrs, Chris (Margaret) Nethery, Miss Mary and John,, all b'f Belgrave. The funeral service took, place at'Sakka'etteri',‘With interment there,, • t Their three sons, Lloyd and Donald, Of Wingham, and Graham' of Ripley, were present, but Aus- tin, who had been transferred frPill Toronto to Niagara Falls, last Week was unable to: be present. Four daughters, Mrs, Velma, Jack- lin, Rtussela, Mrs, Irma Slesaer, Glamis, Mrs, Audrey'Lewis, barn, and Mrs. Freda White, of .Brussels, with their husbands and familiei, were also present. Alto- gether, eighteen giandehildren were present, as well es Mr, Cook's four ,brOtliers aid two sisters, and Mis. Cook's two brothers and two sisters with their families. The family presented their par- ents with an electric stove. On Friday evening, neighbors and friends on the 9th, gathered at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Cook and eight, tables played euchre, With Mrs. Frank ,Eckenswiller and Mr. Cook winning the high prizes,, Mrs, Clarence Henna, and Mason Robinson, Winning the low prizes. All enjoyed the social time and lunch together and during the even- ing, the hoot and hostess were IFORTIETII WEDDING WHITBCHURCH—Mr. and Mrs, Harry Cook, of MarneCh held open house on Sunday when they cele-brated the fortieth anniversary of their• marriage, when over 100 relatives registered in the guest beak. Mrs, Malcolm McLeod, of Ripley poured' tea afternoon and evening., WIITIMOULTRQUaaMis, Frank Miller ,Was in charge of the short I Program. presented la the loallgaide t hail last Saturday evening, when friends dad relatives gathered , for a miscellaneous shower for Misses ,Lois and Myrtle Orow,$ton, whose double wedding takes place in June. Mrs, Wm. Scott led in a Lang-. song, Mrs. Lawrence McLeod gave a reading, Carolyn Mathers played a piano OPIQ, Mrs. Chas. Tiffin. led in a flower contest, Mrs. Wm. Ken- nedy, sang a solo, Mrs.! George Fisher gave a reading, Mrs, I VVm, Scott Was In charge of a humorous "Double Mock Wed- ding," The girls were called to the front and Mrs, Evans read an address. Four girls, Ruth McGillivray, Phyllis Moore, Betty Mll Janet Gaunt, assisted the ibieh deea-tno- .be with their gifts, and, Misses• 1[4 ,is and Myrtle thanked their friends for their gifts and kindnesses to them. Lunch was served and all en- joyed the social time together. Those from here who attended Were, Mrs. Roy Irwin and Louise, and Miss Ruth Irwin, Mrs, Finley, Mrs. Elwood Barbour and Phyllis, and Mrs. George Fisher. 0 a t't ' ° e o pee u o sa~s fl o 0 ,„ a %* o % • o * • • # • r e v, 4 et V Nt h 0 0. • • S 0 e a o e e • ' o • • Dies at Saskatoon Miss Agnes Dickson, who was a missionary in China for many , A former resident of this district 'years, and later worked among the iaSsed away at his home in Saska- Chinese in Canada. She now resid- teen, Sask, He was Duncan Mc- es in the Presbyterian Residence, Penmarvian Home, at Paris, for widows, retired missionariesand minister's Mrs, 'Thos, Morrison led in the Glad Tidings prayer, The roll call was answered by a money gift to- wards the supply funci.. Arrange- ments were made to attend the Tuesday. Mrs, McKague, Mrs. Mc- . one .brothei also • survive: Mrs. Innis, Mrs. Frank Coulter, Mrs. Egar (Susan) Vincent, spring-, Dawson Craig and Mrs. Jas. Wil- son planned to attend. Mrs. Angus MacKay will be the special speaker. Mrs. John. Craig led In the dedi- catory prayer. Mrs. John McGee had' charge of the topic, from the study book, on South-East Asia;, telling of , the responsibility of Presbyterian NV:M.S. Met at ChurchGH WHITECHRC—The regular monthly meeting of the VV.M,S, of presented with an electric frying 'the •Presbyterian Church was held pan, as a remembrance from the on Friday last in the S.S. room of group. We extend best wishes from the church, with the president, this community to Mr, and Mrs. Mrs. Dawson Craig, presiding„Mrs. Cook fOr many more years of Robert Pardon read the Scripture happy, married life, messagee from Math. 5 and from I These. 5. Mrs. Craig led in the meditation period, telling of •the WawanOsli Native "Shining Light of Eighty'Years" and the birthday party held for day with her parents, Mt. and Mrs. Robt, Montgomery. Mr, and •Itifrs.,Jos. Forster, Win- nipeg arrived at the home of his father, Mr. Jas., Forster pf. West Wawanosh last week and • on Sun- day, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Robertson and family; Mr. and Mrs. ,Ronald Forster and, family, Lucknow, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Forster and fams' - ily of Ripley, and other local rela- tives, gathered,' ,at, Mr. Forster' home. They leave. shortly to visit with relatiiee in other districts, and then to Detroit, on their re- turn trip home, Miss 1Vlarjarie. Curate, of London, spent ' the ..week-end with her mother, Mrs. J, Currie and on Sunday, they,. arid Mrs. George McGee and... family visited with Mrs. Harvey Reid, of Goderich. Mr. and Mrs. 'John Gaunt and familY, Mr. and Mrs. 'Donald Ross, kr., and Mrs., Russell gaunt and Mr. and Mis:' Albert 'Coultes at- tended the Gaunt-Mathers, nuptials at 'the home of Mr. and Mrs. Math- ers, of Morris, on 'Saturday. The reception was' held at the Hotel Brunswick,, Wingham' . Eci:McQuillinwaS chairman for theaprograre. held, in Langside Hall . on ,Friday evening by the pupils 'of 'S,S1 9; ' Kin,loss, A spleadid,.crowd. was, in attendance. Lunch ,Was,. served.', and Tiffin's or chestra, provided music, for danc- ing. The, Kerr crusher moved into Aldin. Purdon'a gravel pit on Fri, day and trucits',have been busy on the rider road 'and ,12th of East Wawanosh over'' the All week-end. country roads seem to need a good coat of. 'gravel this spring and many are having' their lanes gravelled. Rev. Glen Eagle of Clinton will have charge of the anniversary services in the, United Church here on Sunday,' June 2. A social even- ing will be held' in the Memorial Hall here on June 7, when the beautiful moving picture, "Nigeria Meets Her Queen", will be shown, A short play, "Nobody Home", will be presented by young folks of.ahe Y.P.U. group. Neighbours and friends gathered at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Stan- ley Marks of East Wawanosh on Wednesday last for the trousseau held in honour of the approaching Marriage on, Saturday, of their daughter, Miss Alice Marks, 'now Mrs. Wade Stapleton. During the evening she was presented with a hostess chair, and Ironing board and a pretty vase. Mr. and Mrs, Robert Montgom- ery and Mr, and Mrs. John Jam- ieson spent,,Saturday at Kitchener. Brick United Church W.M.S. will hold its meeting this Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Ed- ward Smyth. Mr. Chas, Falconer and son, John. of Ghouls .Visited on Sunday With his ,parents, Mr, and Mrs. Jas. PaletT etKennethlVt Dowling visited on Monday last with her Maher, Mrs. Wm,W, Rooney of :Mount Forest and Mr and Mrs, ElwOod Rooney and cildren of Mount Forest visited at the !Dowling home on Sunday. Mr, arid Mrs. Ceell •Faleoner la spent the Wee ,end at the 'home of their son, Relleoll Falconer of Sarnia. Mr, and Mrs. JaS, Real re-, turned home on Friday from a short honeYmobn, and left on Sun- day to Spend three Weeks on a trip to visit With his relatives at White Reek, Ma and Mrs, Jack /ten' and children of Tillsorthurg spent the week-end at their home at tine, vale and with her ,parents, Mt, and Mrs, Herbert LaidTaw,, Mr. and Mrs, John ,McC4ee VVill United Missionary • Society Meets WHITECHURCH—The regular monthly meeting of the W.M.S. of the United Church was held in the S.S. room of the church on Wed- nesday, with Mrs. 1V1illan Moore, 1st vice-president, presiding. Mrs. Robert Laidlaw read the Scripture message from Math. 25. Mrs. Moore explained the theme, Trans-Cana- da, telling of the W.M.S. work in boarding schools and school homes community missions in the East and in the West, the work among the 'Orientals and Indians, and the medical missionary work, and the hospitals. Mrs, Ezra Scholtz told of the work' in Quebec, Mrs. G. E. Farrier, of the work in Newfound- land, and Mrs. Russell Purdon of the work with Holland neighbours, Mrs.. W, R, Farrier and Mrs. J. D, Beecroft told of the work of the missionary-at-large in Yorkton, Sask. Mrs, Milian Moore gave a splen- did report of the Presbyterial meeting at Clinton and spoke of the special mission in Huron this October, and the 51 members of the W.M.S, in Huron, who had passed on during the past year. Mrs. J, 0, Bee'croft led in prayer for thesuccess of the Work of the missimiaries. Arrangements were made by the W.A. to hold a social evening in connection with the anniversary services, and have the picture "Nigeria Meets 1.-/er Queen". Plans Were made to pack the bale this week, Mrs. Albert Coultes's In- vitation to the W.M.S. to meet at ' her home in June and to held the' birthday tea was gratefully accept- Mrs, Moore closed the meeting With prayer. be in London on Thursday for the graduation exercises at Victoria Hospital, where their niece, MiSs i:lelen Diehl :low is one Of the grad- uates, On Saturday, they will be in attendance at the graduation exer- ciSes at Western University, where graduates. Mrs, hew, Donald Dickisonk Mrs, thou, Moore, Who has been With her 'daughter, Mrs, Sperling. at Winghiun, for the past two Weeks, spent the, weekend 'at her home here. Mrs. Chas. t ill Sple of Torento, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs, J. 0. Oillespir and with Mr, and Mrs. 'ChM Martin and Xin- lough,telatives, ats kis onc very e in a while our air pump gets something like the hiccups . . Nothing like this ever happens here . and isn't likely to! All our equipment works as smoothly as Our people . and that's about as smooth' as you can get. For heads-up service, head in here! VVINGHAM MOTORS Phone 139 Winglisoa YOUR BEST MILK. MARKET IS'THE HARRISTON PLANT For many years we have led the field in milk prices for' all milk powder plants in Ontario. In addition, we have paid, 10c to 20c per 100 lbs. higher than other nearby, milk powder plants and have equalled, and sometimes bettqred the milk priceS of evaporated milit plants. Our lowest price last year Was $2.65 and we hope 'to be able to paylat least $3.00 this summei. We have been able to pay top prices for milk, because of':•our Ice Cream business which has been increasing each year in line, with increased consumption. We have installed additional equipment this Year to handle more milk. Your rskimmilk i,s wo'rt'h more this year than everapproxiinatelY :90c per 100 lbs. — so increase your farm income with less labour by shipping milk 'instead of cream. Call Canada Packers Wingham '142 ,..z;nd we will arrange to .haveom: truck pick up yourmilk. HARRISTON • MANUFACTURERS OF YORK ICE CREAM F. R. Chittick, Mgr. G. A. Cain, SuPt. Phone 20 TO ALL LIFE INSURANCE POLICYHOLDERS: IMPORTANT NO T IC13 Retirement Savings Plans Eligible for INCOME TAX DEDUCTIONS The Income Tax Act (Canada) was recently amended to permit individual taxpayers to deduct from their income, within certain limits, premiums paid for retirement savings plans in 1957 and later ,years. The savings portion of either a new or an existing life insurance policy may be quail- ed as a retirement savings plan. Existing life insurance policies therefore need not be sur- rendered in order to take advantage of this tax relief. The possible advantages Of the deduction should in each case be considered in rela- tion to the restrictions required by law' to be included in a savings plan to make it eligible for the deduction, and in relation to the policy- holder's own particular tax circumstances. Policyholders interested, in the new dechic 'Lion should consult their life insurance under- writers or their companips, ...••• • -- *THE .LIFrINSIAANCE COMPANIES IN CANADA Grant To Canada Couneil For Arti and Sciences $100,000,000 U U A family gathering on Sunday marked the 40th wedding anniversary Mr'. of M. and Mrs. /yI Harry Cook, at their home at arnoch. Mr. and 'Mrs Cook are about to cut the wedding take, Photo by Harvey McDowell. . . 4 Christians' in the world these days, and giving a glimpse of the revo- lutionary state of the world, of the different religions donlinant in the Phillipine Islands, a group of 7000 islands, with a population of 17 mil- lion. Mrs. McGee held 'a question- naire, with Mrs. Malrath, Mrs. Andrew'Gaunt, Mrs, Marshall, Mrs. Craig, Mrs, Conn and ',Mrs. Coulter taking part in the discussion. Mrs. Andrew Gaunt sang, "Ready to Do His Will", and Mrs. Gordon Rintoul led in prayer. The meeting was closed with the Lord's prayer. Mrs. Robert Ross.. presented a dark quilt to the W.M.S. for the fall' bale. Couple to Celebrate Fiftieth- Anniversary grWHITECHURCH—Bev. and Mrs. W. J. Watt will quietly celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of their marriage this Thursday with their family at a dinner party at the Hotel Brunswick, Wingharp, Mrs. Watt's only brother and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. John Barbour, of Saskatoon, Sa,sk, arrived last week to be present.' The following of their family will also be in at- tendance, Dr, and Mrs. Arthur Watt, of London; Mr. and Mrs. Archie Watts and daughters, of Toronto; Rev. and Mrs. Robert Watt, and family of Mitchiell; Rev, and Mrs. George Watt and family, of Dungannon; Mr. and Mrs. George Thompson and sons, of Feversham; Mr. and Mrs. Milian Moore and family, of Kinless. Dr. and Mrs, Donald Watt and family of B. C,, could not be present. Their many friends in this coin; munity extend best wishes for many more such happy fainily gatherings.