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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1957-10-16, Page 5In!stort: 01112 Yeellk al 31/4% Itsmolninall Years pi 45'4% , 110).01N01 310,0130. THESE BONDS CAN BUILD A FUTURE Another Pavlova or a Florence Nightingale 1 what will she be when she grows op? Canada Sayings Bonds purchased now, can provide the necessary lianas when it's time for college . . for her trousseau or for eitablishitig a home. All the things that add Pp to a worthwhile future. Should an einerncy arise,' Canada Sayings Bonds can he redeemed tplickly and easily for cash at face value phis earned interest. Sign PP fOr a Canada savings Blind today; You can do "it through bankSf investment dealers trust or loan conipanies# or on the payroll savings plan where you WOrki A fetter Buy Tian Ever tater4t1: First 2 rears al sniz, Rettainin 'rem* at 4Va I I CANADA SAVINGS, I BONDS Accept Invitation Of Mayne W.M.S. FORDWICH—The regular meet- ing of the Woman's Association of the Fordwich United Church met o,n Thursday in the church, The theme of the meeting followed the thought "Committment for Faith". Mrs. Harold Pollock read the les- ion and Mrs, Glenn Johnson sur- veyed the'thoughts on it. Minutes and correspondence,were taken care of by the secretary. An invitation was accepted from the Mayne W.M.S. to attend their Thanksgiving service on October 1.5th, when Rev," and Mrs. Marining Will be guests. Plans for a bazaar hi November were completed, New floor cover- ing for the parsonage was discuss- ' ed and a. committee chosen telook after this item_. 'The meeting closed with prayer and the afternoon was spent tin Anglican W.A. Met ,,Last ,Week ,FORDWICH—The W.A. of Trin-; ity Anglican Church met,,, at the home. of Mrs. William Sothern with the president, Mrs. Ruby Foster, presiding. The Scripture lesson was taken by Mrs. Stan Forester, after which Mrs. Mar- shall Armstrong led in the Litany. :The second chapter of the 'study book Was discussed by .Mrs. Cros- by Sothern, She was assisted by MrS, Lloyd Jacques, Mrs. Framer- son Ferguson, Mrs, Robt. Allan and Mrs. Bm,merson Hargrave, who gave their parts in dialogue form. Minutes of the SepterAer meet- ing were read, by Mrs. Jim Strong. Final plans were made for the bazaar and tea to be held next month in the ' community s. hall, Committees were named to look after this. Correspondence was read, which included several invi- tations, Members deCided to join with Mayne ,ladies on October 15 for their Thankoffering service also Wroxeter W.M,S, on October 17. There are also, two deanery meet- ings, 'Hensel', October 16 and StratfOrd,. October 23rd. There Will be slides shown in Gorrie on October 28 by the W.A. there, Rev,. 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"For Frying or Biking JEWEL WALNUT Lic: 390 SHORTENING pkg.'' 320 CHOICE HANDY FOR SANDWICHES —'CANNED MEAT SWIFT'S PREM- 2 sPEc111.1.! 12 OZ. 9 5 TINs 01 __ _ ___ HURON MOTORS LIMITED A D, Your FORD •and EDSEL DEALER PHONE 237 WE CAN ASSURE YOU ,OF THE MOST DEPEND- ABLE IN BOTH PARTS AND WORKMANSHIP. e Ford Servic FORDWICK—The Ladies' Auxil- iary to fieWielt Legion met in the Legion rooms; on M0043' night 'for their October 'Meeting, The preal-, dent, Mrs, Blythe Clarke was in the chair, Mrs, Mary McCann, 'secr'etar'y read the minutes, Accounta were tak911 care of, A box had been sent to a veteran at Westminster Hoe- ,th al and a letter was read from ere thanking the members for the donation made for a TV set for that institution, Two invitations were read from Hensel' and Clinton branches: 1 to visit with them, Mrs, Mary MoOre was presented With her past Presi- dent's badge. A gift was given to Mrs, Mary Heifer, who is moving to Goderich, Mystery prize was won by Mrs, Margalet Horsburg, donated by Mrs, Ross Doig. A special prize was won by Mrs: Mary McCann. .Plans were completed for the rummage sale and tea to .be 'held this' month, A draw is to be made on a braided mat. Committees were chosen to look after the tea tables. The meeting adjilurned in 'the regular manner and lunch was served by Mrs, Wm, McCann and Mrs. James Vittie. AUXILIARY PLANS NUMMilhE SALE Meeting Hears' f Cain') FORDWICH—The C.G.I.T. held their meeting at 'the church. Twenty-four members anwered the roll call. The regular business was dis- cussed and plans were made to attend the annual rally to be held at Clinton on OCtober 20, The girls who attended eaplp related the highlights of camp life to the group, Lunch was served and, the meeting closed with Taps, • The 141,041041a, VVOItithillaY, AO; te, compardecl by Mr. Gilbert Maier, mitt, who remained for a longer visit, . Uri and. MrS. Alfred Jones of Guelph Visited over the week-end With Mr. and Mrs. William Soth- ern, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Baker and family of London spent the holi- day Week-end with the former's mother, Mrs, George Baker, . Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Har- grave and Mr, and Mrs, Einanerson Hargrave attended the funeral of the late Mrs. Noah Ottil at COW- anatpWil teat Week, Ur, Prank Ford of Toronto spent the holiday week-end with Mr, Hairy Sansbni, Recelit visitor's at the hoMe of Miat.:1, tante Donaghy and' Mrs, Linrile llsworti were Mr. and Mrs, 0„ Faust and Mrs, William. ElliVinartii of Detroit, Mr., and Mrs. Orrtlik bOhotgliy Of New' Glasgow, ROA *atilt; Aniglican Guild At Kiog Homo- pcmrovisou-mut Gulid or 4 Anne of the Arig)lcark ChUreh, iPordwich. tnet Thursday night itt the home of Mrs, Donna Ling, The pres., Mrs. Wilda Douglas, 'pre- sided and opened the aneetirig With Prayer, The Scripture was rend ,h,Y Mrs. Arnetts. Sothern. Nine rnena- hers and 3 visitors answered the roll call with A verse on Thanks, It was :decided ,to invite the gt, 1Vfartha Guild froin gorrie and the FOrawich W.A. to join for a social evening on November 14 in the church haaernent. Members also decided tia save box . tops from Betty Crocker products, If anyone' would care to save these and give' them be any of the Guild members this would be 'much appreciated, Meeting dosed with prayer and lunch was served by Mrs. Elva Jacqries and Mrs. Arnetta SetOern. MRS. h. JOHNSTON PRSIDES AT MEETINO FORDWICH—The sixth officers* conference for East- Huron District of the Woolen's Institute w d ,as . held Bluevale "community hall on Oc- tober ' 7th. The eleven branches were 'well represented and Mrs. Glenn Johnston of Gerrie, district president presided over the pro, gram, .which included 'a report of the Guelph area convention by Mrs. Grayson Richmond, Monkton, a talk on Girls' Club work and the new fall project( "Working With Wool", by Miss Shirley Patterson, home 'eebnomist for Huron epunty. Discussion groups for all officers and conveners and the findings of each group were discussed by 'all members, A humorous reading was given by Mrs, John Baylor of gar- rie and Mrs, Don Robertson of Bluevale favoured with two accord- ion selections, Mrs. Carl Johnston, Bluevale, led in community singing. Mrs. D.; S. MacNaughton, of Wingham was chosen delegate to attend the national convention of the Women's ,Institute, in Ottawa on October 28 to 31, The Bluevale Vcr, I, served lunch. FORDWICH Week-end , and Sunday visitors with Mr., and Mrs. Fred Hambly were 'Mr. and Mrs, Jim, Bissett, Mr. and Mrs. Max Hanibly a)f Kit- chener and Mr. 'and Mrs. Vern Harribly and children of Guelph,. Miss Vine. Fallis of Harriston spent Sunday with . Mrs. Emma Williamson; Mr, 'Brace .Williarriatiii of London also spent the week-end with his mother. • Sunday and • week-end visitors' with Mr, and Mrs. Ira Schaefer. were Mr. and Mrs. George Trethe- wey and children of Stratford, Mr. and Mrs. •Don Schaefer and child- ren, of Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Petzniek and childreii of Kit- chener. The many friends of Mrs. Everett Armstrong will be sorry to learn she is confined to a hospital in London, having suffered a nervous breakdOwn. Mr. and Mrs, Marshall Armstrong' spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Irwin McDowell in Gait. Mr. and Mrs." Jack Wilding • of Toronto were week-end visitors with the ratter's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Anson Demerling, Mr. Richard Armstrong and Mids Elizabeth visited over the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Victor O'Brecht in Mimico. Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay Galbraith visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Glabraith in Guelph. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Duncan and John, of Guelph, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brown, Mr.- and Mrs, Doug Wildlang of Toronto visited over the week-end with Mr. and Mris Roy Simmons. Week-end visitors- with Mr. and and Mrs. Peter Browne were Mrs. B.. Pinder and family and Mr. and. Mrs. E. Cochrane and children, all, of •WilloWdale. Miss Louise Browne of Toronto also spent the week-end at 'her home: Week-end visitors' with MrS. Dora Ridley were Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Lynn and Karen, of Orange- ville, Mr. and Mrs. george Bolan- der and Johnny of London, Mr. arid, Mrs.. Keith and two daughters, Miss' .Francis McLean, Mr, Gordon Ridley and Michael and Mr, Earl Ridley, of London. Reeent visitors with Mrs. William Wade and Miss Beatrice' were Mr. and Mrs, Gerald Cruickshank and family of VVingharn. • Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bride of Toronto spent the week-end 'with r. and Mrs. Harold;D Molg. Mr'and Mrs. George Manger and family of Agincourt visited Over the week-end With Mr,. and Mrs, John Tuclen. Mr. and Mrs, Peter Chimney of Port Colborne visited over the Weelt-erid with Mr. and. Mrs, Alex kola). Congratulations to Mr. and. Mrs, John Baker, the former Isobel Mc- Cann, Who were married on Saar- clay at the bride's home. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Stewart of ListoWel visited On Sunday With Mr. arid Mrs, /antes \tittle, Mrs, TOM Mtdeffielit and lenity and Mrs, Ida gallagher visited one day last 'Week With Mr.- And. Mt* lit& Inglis lit Adel*. thoy *ere illa. Fete BridewElect 'At Social Events PEW 10 OBB--00 04Y even- 00bober 7th, " MVO. Blom F. Pallagh, assisted by Mrs. Ross M‘angne and Miss Man Johann, entertained at her 'home 60 friends in honer of Miss. Lillian Darling. gifts presented to MO bride, elect were two occasional chairs and matching magartine stand. Other rniseellaneenS gifts were presentect Assisting the hostess were Mrs, Eimer, Jeffrey, Mrs.,'Alarl Darling, Mrs Harvey palltigt, Mrs, Thos. Mrs. Bill Struthers, Mrs, Thos. ,token, A Miscellaneous ';shower was On'held Tuesday night* the home of Mrs. Bill Diagonal goad, Winghain when '25 friends and neighbors gathered to nonotir the bride-to.-be. Contests Were held and lunch, served by friends of the bride. The choir of Knox Presbyterian Church, Belmore ' gathered at the home of Mn and Mrs. Alvin Mull- deli on Friday, October 11 for a social evening, The customary good wishes of the members were extended to Mias Lillian *Darling and ReV, Maurice McNabb on their impending marriage. W.I. LADIES SEE PICTURES OF WEST BELMOFtE—The regular month- ly meeting,of the Belmore Women's' Institute was held, in the club rooms on Wednesday evening, 0e- tober 9th. Mrs. Isabel Jeffrey and Mrs.' Edna Baird were conveners for the agriculture meeting and the ladies of the Whitechurch In- stitute were guests, After the business session Mrs. Johnston, Codn, of VVhitechurch gave a plendid paper on the mot- to,,, "Be proud of your farm heri- tage and have faith in your fu- ture." Jimmie Ross of WhitechurCh also favored the company 'with several violin selections. Roger 'Schwass, of CKNX, was guest speaker, and entertained for about an hour with beautiful col- ored slides of his trip through Western Canada, the Peace River District and California. The meeting closed after a dainty lunch was served by ,the hostesses. FORDWICH Mr. •and Mrs. Bert Winston left on Friday for Ottawa where they will spend a week, and also took in the celebrations of the Queen's Mr. Mervyn Wallace of Oshawa spent several days at the home of his mother. He will •be stationed now at Guelph Junction. Mr. Robert Rumple of Hamilton spent the holiday week-end with his friend, Mr. David Steinacker. Week-end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Moore were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Foote and Terry of Paris and Mr. and Mrs, Frank Benin of Kitchener, Week-end 'visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Aitchison Wallace were Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Wallace and little son of Hamilton and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Wallace of Plattsville. Mr. Jim Grant and Mr. Jack Doig of St. Catharines spent the week- end with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Doig. WROXETER Miss Lois Noble, Brussels, spent the week-end of October 6th' with her grandparents, M. and Mrs. Harry Adams. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Collier and Gary and Miss Donna McLean, London, spent the week-end with. Mr. and Mrs. Ira McLean. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Earles, Lynne and Leone, London, visited with Mrs. Wm. Doig Sr., and Hugh over the week-end. Mrs. Alonzo Sparring returned home on Saturday following a :couple of week's holiday with Mr, and Mrs. Walter Baton of Sea- forth. Mr, and Mrs. Dean Gibson, Lu- can, 'spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Gibson, Mrs. W. G. Gibson returned home with them for a visit, Mr. and Mrs. Thos, Burke visited Mr. Jack Gibson, who is a patient iii St, Joseph's Hospital, London, and we are pleased to hear his condition is somewhat improved. Mr. and Mrs, Ross Coates and Miss Hazel Sperling spent Thurs- day in Goderich. We welcome to ou'r community, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Adams and family, who have taken up resi- dence in the former Howe home. The sympathy of the community is extended to Mr, Frank Wright in the loss of his sister, Mrs, Win, Finlay, Liatowel, and tp other relatives. 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