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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1957-09-18, Page 6REGULAR ,. . 4 Loans of $1,660 and tG lable •on Trans. monthly pairdent' terms. bori't let the 1005 of ready Atoney preveat yea ftotir• buying seed,. stock, or arty other aim telnireinent. Get the cash yod, heed at Tress Canada. Credit. Wfan4foltd. Vary* flu,4 Janet gallat Pe,T9tctato spent Ole weeir,and at the :hamar their ":t80.•94441, Parker and faintly of Clinton Spent SPA' day with their parents, Mt, .anal'. Mrs,• Ben l~t'cCienaahan. Me‘ and. Ain, Johnston .Conn and Jamieson PettaPlePe vlaiked Surf^ day with Mr. and Mrs. Harold' Johnston of ?atom, The w.m.s. of Abe uhlted C'furcif' meet, this Wednesday at the home of „Mrs, Charles Martin 'and the, W.KS, of the Presbyterian Church will meet Eft the tome of Mrs, Gov' don Elliott oh •'Thursday. A gopd crowd attended a. •bene- fit puce on Friday evening' in the memorial hall, to.help raise funds for the., Etant0m b011 ,te#M., Tiffin Bros. and Wm. Henry provided the music for 110ticing, They are. hold- ing another dance, goon. ' Mrs. Miry McTavish, Wingharn, Mr, James Elliott, Pluevale, and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Elliott visited on Sunday at the borne of their niece, Mrs. .Josephine at St. Helens. Quite a number from the Pres- byterian Church here attended the shower at St. Helens,Hall last Wed- nesday evening- in honor of, Miss; Jean Aitchison. Miss Mary Fish- er played a piano sold and some of the members presented-a tumorous skit; "The 'Magic' Miriori":',' The ladies fion,1 i.p:5eacnted. the bride-to-he With an end table, a, tai3lqiittrcip, as ohen4je .bedspreaci;• and a wrought iron rriagaFine rack.' Mr -arid MrA, plroy,Layllaw anti, cahildrerl visitedtt,on 1,4 00 wit s. his mitflter,.1,1lirs. Jam Laidlaki and with Mr, and Mrs. Oliver Mc- Berin of doderich: ; • Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Beecroft• and, family visited on. Saturday ,at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Melvill'e Beecroft at Otterville, Mr, and Mrs. Howard McKelvie and family, of Walkerton, visited on Sunday at the home of her bro- thers, Mr. Levi and-Mr; Albert Bie- man. The Brick Church W.M.S. meets this Wednesday evening at the er, Mrs. Wmrilpenfitivand,,,,cy and Mrs. Artliiir-4Kirik; of. Sound. „ Mr. JOhn Mackay .of Wawota, Sask4I'Ver5ltittilvielelsfthelitoiltd of his Cecil Falconer. . • IY.11'• .8-4d W's SeCienaghan and family, oncitChener, Visited,on Grandmothers Quests •AtW41#11/leting WHITEGIAIRGff-,--The tequler monthly meeting Of the Women's Institute was held, on Tuesday evening last, with thirty-five ladies present, TiliS was the' 'Xtant , Mothers' meeting and there were twenty Of them. present, 'The Presi- dent, Mrs, 'fitlasell, Ross presided. At tho )Alsineas meeting,- tile ladies appointed the prealtient' tet" attend the area convention, at Guelph. On September 24 slid. 25, with Mrs. Johnston. con as. 'alter nate. They decided to gather sec-, mid hand clothing :at the next Meeting for Unitarian, Relief, alag decided they would not cater for any banquet'this fall and approved of giving ;1.1) towards the deficit of the Bantam ball team. , • All . sung two cortannnity song numbers 'and Mrs. J. P. Beecroft led in a discussion on the motto, "The hearth-stone is still the na- tion's cornerstone". A violin num- ber, with encore, was given by Jimmie Ross, Mrs. Thos, Metcalf gave an interesting report of the Institute rally of Bruce County at Chesley. Mrs, Gordon AleBurney was in charge of the topic, "Three Genera- tions from'Shirt-Sleeves to Shirt- Sleeves", telling of the cycles in history among humanity, in' life, in industry, in wealth, in religion, admonishing all to reach out and retain the goad 'and diseard , the detrimental in all communities. She said only those of the wealthy classes, who used their money .,for toeservice of God and mankind, 0-tier .11eld It from generation, to generation. Mrs. John Burchill gave a read-. ing,."Grandxna's Knitting" showing how . even • if pastimes differ in generations,' people are still the same, The meeting was closed with the National Anthem. The hostesses served homemade tea biscuits With jam, cookies and a cup of tea, The pries for the grandmothers: The oldest present, Mrs. W, -R. Farrier; the youngest, Mrs. Russell Chapman; grandmo- ther with birthday nearest to meet- ing date, Mrs. Jas. Falconer; the 1:te with nearest wedding date. Mrs. J, D. Beecroft; great-grand- mother, .Mrs, Chapman Sr.; most grandchildren, Mrs. Gershom John- ston with 21. In La Gaspesie beauty rises from siP1Plq, ellarPT M-grg.F.1,4Nr, M14.1.P, the land of people who add to pro- verbial Quebee friendliness a ••-Wealth of hiatorical traditiOns. you Can buy, the Wor'ld's 'L-Fastest. triable Typewriter `Right Here in (the world's largest manufacturer of portable tYpewriters) to handle their farnoi.is products —all the Way from their preciaion-built SKY- OITER, weighing , only nine pounds in its mOtletn leather carrying case — to their 11ENT.SUPER with its :wide range of dec- Orator colours-- to that marvel of today, the electric portable, first in its field. t. Meniberi' of the newly-formed television resca.rch committee which is to :e*aniline''vieWer 'reaction ;td an experiinental, Farm .Forum television prograM in January of next' year frOnt the Attidies'"of OKI9c,!4ritsMi,s0 their. piansWingham town hall. From left to right are seated 13 , Rev. ,, A Rrytione'lgra. Edith. Storr and pr. sy \resin, Standing are, Jim Powers, Gordon Scott, Mrs., Vera. Gregg, 1Domild l..M4hre,; HertinikWaY W.' P. Oswald. 1:, •—mvancetTinies:.:PhOto. Sunday at 'the :home of Rev. arid mily visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs;‘, Watt, of:Mr, and Mrs. John Jamieson for the• past. two weeks. IVir. fEp h r 'Parrish, of Wing- has been visiting at the horrie , Mrs, ThoS.•McInnta of in Wingham Hospital, 'W,A,s able . return hoMe on. Monday. . a patient for :the bast rout Weeks,' Mrs. Orville. Tiffin! who has,heen . Mrs. John Jainiesou, has been a' Miss MarjorieCurrie, of London, Apent' the 'week-end with her MO-. patient in Wingham Hospital .for the past week. thei,„ Mrs,' R: '3. Currie; Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Irwin attend- Mr= and ,Mrs. Stewart Coupland ed London Fair and visited at the of Toronto spent the week-end home of Mr. and Mrs. Oilmen Arm-with , ,her' parentS, M. and MrS, strong- . Ch Robinson and with relatives M; at Wroxeter, ..,''Amongtheae:whey';attentrea.;:the Lon don z Fair for "s, were titiviti",RokLo- vui -.andCkitaren•;,•:10::-:itravadi:s.. Walter Elliott, Mr/ and"M14; Archie Pn`rclOn„ Migerizie, ; and 'Mrs: Raigeell':Gauntd,VOn-,. `and Miss Leah 'Currie,itilt.:•and Urs,:keiMetfOeurX Mil and Mrs. n d r d MEcrcirolf:VV;4, r E croft anti M r kyi hanion; Mr, 'and lehnSton,Mr..andqviri: Mr.'"`and Mis."Alex,E,obettson; and-Mrs ld n Edwin' S..rnyth;,*,--010.,,mi#: McGee, tlitt:'•and Mrs. aird Mr. and r Douglas; m R George ▪ Webster,'I ga Mis:t3iSt MO, Wm. Caslielt:,• 'MO*,▪ Walla* Cenn and Elaine,,11fr. a,nd•Mri.fto- bert Arbuckle, Mr.. and ,Mrs. jas. E. Currie, .Mr...and 'Mrs, John: L. Currie, Mr. Cur, rie Mr, and-Mrs ,'.John ;Gaunt,, Mr.' and Mrs. Donald, • RosS„ Clifford' Laidlaw,- Elroy LaidlaW,, Mrs, B. DoW,' Nelson, Donald and Ivan,, Mr, and Mrs. Gilbert 4Aecroft and sons,: Mr. ` and Mrs. Geo. McGee,' Prank' Cooper; .Grant Mcturney; .Ronald' Jones, Mr. 3ris, H. Currie, Mr and Mrs, Rutherford Reavie and,Xen, rieth Zinn, Mr *and Mrs; .gas: COW- tes,. and „ Mr. , and Ws;R,O riald Counts, , Miss .Kathleen:' Fisher, who, vias in a motor"`,accident near. ,Tees- water one evening ktit weali,"-and ,Was, taken to VVitighani with conenishin,„ was able- to :re- turn horne on ThurSday. evening, Mr,. and.'MrS .RObert, Arbudkle and• Mr. and, Mrs' Ikennoth COrrie leaye, on thnisday, for. South Rhyr, where they will attend 'the annual fail stock •sale and '}will also at Sank Ate', elitctrie. , ,tored tO .TOtont-'0,.'week ago. ri" y' Mr. and Mrs. Ireland d*y, and took, a:bna trip to NOW York-,Oity, .travelling` the. Ibui Jane thruway ‘ from WheM there,, they toOk.:, the conducted tours, around. the .city the three-host ' boat . ride' around Man- hattan, also attended ball'- game And shopped. in the,eity'sliop. ping Alatti0,;,ThOY enjoyed, the. trip immensely' and arrived 'hotrik on Wednesday: dean.he8da. 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Faster, neater, more legible writing can be yOUrs for yeah!. .WONDERFUL for social correspondence, papers, manuscripts, club work and dozens of- other per=. sonal uses. quicker, better, -. and with a •batch of carbon copies • if Ahoy sri needed. • • • • • , BETTER MARKS ,for .studinti, and more time left for' other actVitei3. Surieys aliiawr. amt. stU.' dentsusing typewriteri ,average 38 per cent better marks. REPORTS, buoinese records' litters, are all done Mr. And Mrs. George Caldwell of BlYth.".•,Mr. And' Mrs. .Mack Car- diff.:And 'Mr. 'and Mrs. Gordon home of -Mrs. Sidney Thorripson. Stiles-of Brussels visited on Sunday, Mr, and MrS. Roger Inglis and at the home ef'Mi. and Mrs. Win, George; of ,Walkerton visited on .Rin'tnp.}: Sunday withs Mr. and Viethii.Emerson.is spending Bieman, and, the „Bienuiti fani.illi!ii,;:ter:fil,a3ts;.this week with Rock- visited on Monday with, his moth- ••••:45011'relatives ' • Mr. and. Mrs. Webster Jacklin, who reCently moved to LiStoWel, visited on.• Friday at the home of Mr and Mrs. Arcbie Purdon., Stein, of Winghani, spent last' we d. at the home of his nephew,. Mr. John Purdon, •Mr.4.and IVIrs.'Dan Tiffin and fa- Mr. and Mrs, Chas. Shiell visited on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hall of Ethel. Mrs. Mina McRitchie ,returned; home on Wednesday with" Mr. T. K. Bibb of Harrow, after visiting at the Bibb home for some weeks. Mr, and Mrs. Edward 'Robinson and fan:lily. Of „St. AuguAtIne visit- ed on Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gershon' Johnston.. The Belgrave ,Junior ball team`- wo their game against Appin in, Wingham on Saturday evening and. will play-the- final of the best of. three this Sethi:clay night at App n. Those from here wl.t6, attendeT the Air Defence. Official Confer,L, ence held on Sunday at the arm in Owen Sound were. Mr.' Thos. Morrison, leader in, this. dis- trict, Mr. and Mrs. Russell pur-: don, Gary Chapma;n, Gros-. korth and Ernest Beecroft. Any of these send in reports of pltines passing over, giving time, direction and make of aircraft. , Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Henderson, of-Downsview, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Jack Henderson, Luck now, and Miss Olive ,Terriff 'are spending this week with relatives at Alpena, Mich. Mrs. Harris and Mrs. Albert Mc- Quill n of Kincardine visited one day last week with Whitechurch• friends. Mr. and Mrs. A. E, Buckton visited on Sunday at the home of Mr, and. Mrs, Jack Barr, KinlOugh, And Were present -at the baptismal 'service in the Presbyterian Church when their great-granddaughter,: Janet Barr, was baptized. • Mr. Wm, McIntyre, road ittper- ifitendent of Kinloss, took a serious heart 'attack, on Thursday last and has been very ill at his'.,home on the 'fourth concession during the Week-end. • Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kerr and family Of Tillsonburg visited over the 'week-end with her parente, and Mrs. Herbert Laidlaw. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Walker visited on, Sunday With Mr. ;and ats, Roy Elliottlliott of Teeiwater, Mrs Andrew Wilson arid Joules arid Mrs. McPhail have been away ott a trip to the West during' the. past few weeks, After spending sorne",time with relatives in ,Win: nipeg they went as far as Calgary,' and. are expected hOroe this_ week- end,,' 'Mrs. Sam McIlurney, Mrs, mi- vVird McBurney and soifs of Wing-, ham, anti Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Meiutney and sorts visited oir Sung day with Ur, Elgin porter and •hia, family of 13a,yfielcl, „ 110, and Mrs. Gordon Rees .Of Tpronkt) spent the week-end' ;his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Prank Ross, aria attended the receptiohi held in their honor 'on Friday even, by. Tarnberiy .rieighbora and relatives at the ItoYal T, Me, and Mrs, Elgin jehristen of TtirtiberrY Visited over the -We*- end' With Streetsville; Toronto and Milton relatiVes. • Mr, and Um harry Scott *Ira spent the Week-end Witli.Mr. 'and. Mrs, IlOrrnan Coultes, OeV, Mr, Medtkre Of MoleaVrorth had Charge- of the scrvide day in the Preabyteriati clhureh here 'While gel/. preaehed anniversary SerVICer Itele$WOrth,' ^ 'Ottarioi;i 'Martin and. Mr, and Mill, Seholtt vialted 'in to, (loll of ,Priday With Istr, and Mrs, Clayton, atholtY,' and: With Mn', arid Mra, Cameron Sikatnontii Mr, ,Arnoe wleh 'nursing * .,yery„,tsciitt*ight liand:% While. workingity.the:iiinsh, Saturday;' splitting trp100i' of wood, :in, Some.,,,manner, fieW. up- and brake one lihger,":and smashed the 'back', of .his.;baild, fracturing genie, hones: 13r,.,',r45rde took him to LidtfiVrel *Sf)tal, where he had a east put On. • Mr, and Mrs„ Stan ,Brid.3,‘:and Bobby and Mrs: Inez'Gibson visit ed en Sunday with Mr. and 'Mrs,' Dick Aldrich in Galt. ,j Mr. and Mrs, Brace JiOltoriel_of Harristori - Weie iliiinerguestg),vith Mr: and Mrs`. Sunday. 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