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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1957-10-23, Page 6: TERSONAL PENSION POLICIES ASSURE COMFORTABLE RETIREMENT. Consult — FRANK C. HOPPER —Representative— Canada =Life "' WINGHAM, ONT. Drive-In Theatre LISTOWEL mar ?geed extra cash for your farm? Then solve your financial problem with a loan frorsTrant Canada Credit. Right now Trans Canada Credit is offering special terms on all farm loans above $1,500. Payments can be spread over as long as two-anda i-half years, and can be made in any one of these three ways: 1 QUARTERLY 2 HALF-YEARLY 3 ANNUALLY REGULAR LOANS ' Loans of $1,000 and less are available on Trans Canada Credit's monthly payment terms. Don't let the lack of ready money preVent you from buying seed, stock, or any other farm requirement. Get the cash you need at Traris Canada Credit. THE ALT,-CANADIAN LOAN COMPANY TRANS CANADA CREDIT CORPORATION LIMITED 157 '4 143 THE SQUARE GODERICH, ONTARIO PHONE 797' GIRLS' WINTER COATS In all the popular styles and eolors, wools and tweeds sizes 7 - 12 & 10 - 1,4x During Sale' 102 OFF on 'ALL COATS. PENMAN COMBS. `71' Combinations- at . $3.99 Combination, the best'you can. " buy- ONLY $7.95 suit CURITY DIAPEAS ,A Special Anniversary Price ONLY, $3.98 a .ozen BABY SLEEPERS dibs E.Z. Quality $3.00 value FOR ONLY $1.98 Double Feature km: SAT. OCT' 25 - 20 "OKLAHOMA WOMAN" „ Superscope • Riehard, Donning, Peggy Castle "YEMALE JUNGLE" " Jayne. Mansfield and „John Carradine • • You get.more quality because Tip Top Tailors has the pure Wdolfa brio woven by toPanking British mills • You get snore style because the tonAtur is designed by Canada's top stylists. You get more clod because the meruktisr is cut a ong natural, easy'fitting lines e Yes SO MUCH MOREL-:-.FOR SO MUCH. LESS! CHOOSE YOUR OWN TERMS ON ANY RM LOA over $1500 at . TRANS CANADA CREDIT Ahem AdvalWearamei,.., Waal; Oct.. 25, x,957 Miss Karen Michel played piano solo, Mrs. T, L. lVfcInnes, pros., conducted the business and plans were made forsturkey supper in November, The meeting closed with prayer in unison, The hostess and committee served' a delicious ltuich. The Diocesan Woman's Auxiliary slides on the study book on Japan will be shown in the Orange. Hall, Gorrie, on Monday, October 28th at 2,30 P.m. The W.A. of St. Steph= en's Anglican Church extend a cordial invitation to ladies of the United Church and Presbyterian W.M.S. to attend, Mrs. Chas. Schaefer has received 'the full number of applicants re- quired = for the course on "First Aid" which she .will present, com- mencing 'Monday evening, October 28th, at 8,3'0 "in the Orange Hall. The Red Cross is sponsoring the course. Baptismal service will be held in the Gordo United Church on Sun-, day, .November 3rd. Next Sunday morning is Lay- man's Sunday. T, V. Edgar, new president of the Men's Council, will preach in Gorrie add Wrox- eter, Miss Laura Collar of Nigeria, 'Africa, Will be guest speaker at the Woman's Missionary Society Thank-offering service in.Gorrie United Church on &ifty evening, October 2T at 7.80, Mi.gs Collar will show colored moving pictures of, that country. These; pictures ar especially' good and It is hoped everyone will tape the opportunity of seeing them. The Woriniri's Miasion'ary Society is• peeking a hale for overseas re- lief And dbriationS shOuld be left in the church hail net later than this Week, United Church News Harry Adams that the annual bazaar be held in November, Those Miss Mina Ball and .Mrs. Harvey in charge will be; Children's wear, Couplancl; baking,' Mrs. H. Adains, Mrs. F. Kerr, Mrs. K. Bennett, Mrs. H. Melgichael;' aprons, Mrs. Wm. Hart, Mrs. C. McCutcheon and Mrs. Buchanan; vegetables, Mrs, r. Lontit and `Mrs. Win. McLean; knitting and Uuilt, Mrs. J. Fraser;. touch and take table, 'Mrs. Geo. Gibson; lunch, Mrs. L, McGee, Miss Gertie Bush, Mrs, W. E, Wcir, Mrs. Wan. Maxwell,' Miss 'Margaret Sardine, Mrs. W. 'A. Cathers,. Mrs, Doris Adams 'will look after the cash. "The meeting closed with the Lord's Mityer, Ccirmichaelis ANNIVERSARY Yes= Carmichael's 'The Family Store' now completing 10. 'Years in the clothing bushiest, appreciation\ to you our customers, offers yoit the following ANNIVERSARY BARGAINS 'INFANTS' VESTS 1,ong steeyed,,button front, 11 au641,11$ mad yeur-old • ' Reg. 79c 29 sALE p?Lir • ill' I' Ill° I %ill EllioNorker Ivinghitin):tkoot More than 22,00 Canadians `bor- rowed sick ream supiiles from the Canadian Red 'dress in 19N8, This it a 'free service, ; . The ?'.rieridly Vol:its will Meat at the home of Mrs, Bob BtePhen8 on Thursday, October 14th, at fl,16 p.m. Peogtatireie Cont., lens, . v fitigar. Mrs. I. and Mrs. J, C. Hdger. The'TVO Beys will n'ieet in the church hall on Thursdhy with Bait Edgar' Oita W., It as IeadW ors, Mrs. Jas, Strong. and Mrs, Lloyd ,Tacques,. Fordwich,, the Rev. Attwell, Mrs,. Cordon Underwood and. IY.10, Norman.. Wade attended the fall meeting of, the Huron Deanery W,A, in. Hetisall -on Wed' neaday, # Mrs, Mabel Stewart was a recent visitor with friends in mildrnaY. Mr, and Mrs, T., L, McInnes visited, friends and attended the Erin • Fair on. Thanksgiving Mr. and .Mrs. Ed, 011moUr, par- rick, ;and. Mrs, Luella' .Sanderson auditorium at Dundalk, on Friday evening. They were also 'in Gode- rich on Saturday night, for the Horsemen's banquet, Birth SANDERSON—At the Wingha,m General Hospital on Saturday,, October 19th to Mr. and Mrs, Leonard Sanderson, a son. LARGEST POPULATION The World's largest continent, Asia, contains about one-half of the entire human race, says the Book' of Knowledge. ,At,, present this amounts toll/4, billion persons 'and the number is, increasing rapidly. Guests Invited for Slides on Japan • .Q013,1410—"Plessitigs”, 'Was theme ,of the October Meeting. nf the VV,A, of St, *CROWS, Anglican Church on Friday aftertMen, the home of Mrs, Harry MAT, TIV president, MVP. Cordon Upclerviroodt, presided, Meeting Meeting opened with singing of 'Count. Your Many Blessings" and. the roll call was answered with verse on "blessings", Mrs. Chas. Lawrence %read the Scripture ,from DeuteronomY and Mrs. ;Luella on. brans were made • for Monday afternoon, Oct. 28th, when slides on this year's study book on japan will be shown in the Orange 'Hell at 2.30 p.m, W.A. members front from, the Gorrie Presbyterian and United Churches will be invited. Mrs. T, C. Vittie, acting see.-, treas., gave the financial i2ePOrt of the booth on fair day, which was very satisfactory. A new surplice and choir goWn will be made by members. Dainty refreshments including 'a birthday cake, for a ,member 'who was celebrating a ,birthday, were served. , MISS' COLLAR SPEAKS AT UNITED W.M.S. WROXETER — The October meeting of the Wroxeter W.M,S, was held in the ,Church school- room, on' Thursday evening, with A musical number by Mrs. Ken Graham and Miss Minnie, Metl- wain accompanied by •Miss Violet Beswetherick of • Fordwich was Very much enjoyed. Miss 'Laura Collar of "Wingham was guest speaker, and Showed films of 'Africa, where she 'has been stationed for nine years. The meeting closed with prayer by Mrs. Buchanan and a social hour• was enjoyed with W.M.S. members serving lunch. VIROXETER Mr. and Mrs. J.Aleyd 14044fill and Orangehill, attended' the Morning olitireti services hero and Pent tile, day With. Mrs, W B. Weir and MI*4 Gertie 13uSb. and Mrs, Lloyd Weir; Toronto,' were vveelt,end visitors' at, the ensue home, Mr, and Mrs. Lyle Hart And Iiistowel, spent Sunday vyltn. mr, and. Mrs. Win. Hart, Mr. and Mrs. Robt, Montgomery , and Mr. Jimmy 'Allen, Toronto, spent the Week-end at their sum- trier home h'ere,'. Mr. and Hgrs, End Stewai't and family, Harriston, visited Mr. and Mrs. Verne Clark , and family on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs.4 .Tas, Doig called on Mr. Robert Nay, Ferelviich; on Sun- day and spent the rest of the day with their son, Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Deig, Drayton,, Mrs. V., 'Brothers has returned, from a visit with Mr, and. Mrs, Lyle Brothers, Wexford. While there she enjoyed a trip to New York to visit her son, Mr„ Ivan Brothers and Mrs. Brothers. Mr. a:nd Mrs, Win. Wade' spent the week-end with Mr, and :Mrs. Harry Smith,Strathrpy, and .friends of Mrs. john Smith will be PleaSed to hear she is a little im- proved' and able to leave' the' hos- pital and return -to the home of abor son. . Mr, John Hupfer, .Mrs, Alonzo' Sperling, and Miss Hazel Snarling spent tSunday 'with MrS. Margaret Sparling and Leslie of 'Kincardine, Mr. and `Mrs. Ross Coates Visited Mr, and Mrs. 'Gordon Heath, I.As- towel on Sunday., The W.M.S. Thankoffering ser- vices were held,' Stinday ;at Wroxeter United Church. • Rev. W. J, V. Buchanan, presided over the service and Miss Lhiira Colfax, Wingham, was .gtieSt speaker. W.A. Arranges . For Bazaar WROXETER —' The W.A. 'of Wroxeter United Church held its regular Monthly meeting on Tues- bay, October 15th 'in the church parlors. , • Mrs. Chas. McCutcheomand Mrs. Rae Loutit had charge of the meet-. ing. Opening hymn was "Come Ye Thankful• People Come". ,Mrs. Ch'as lVfcCutcheon read the 107th Psalm, followed by Mrs.. Loutit, leading in prayer, ,Mrs. McCutch-, eon gavea 'little talk on Giving, Thanks. " TwelVe Members answered ' the, roll call with a verse containing the word "Thanks" and one new' in-ember, Mrs. Fred Kerr, joined. othts moved by Mrs. Harvey Mc- Michael and „Seconded by' liArs. StOrni :14711ndOWS A- DISCOUNT OF "5% Will be given on all orders of Storm Windows during,the , MONTH OF OCTOBER We will measure and install .windows if desirer1. ,BEDROOM SUITES FREE — A $59.50 Inner Spring Mattress with the purchase'iof a new three-piece bedroom suite STEP TABLES' AND COFFE E TABLES with Arborite Tops AS: LOW. AS $8'95 Thanksgiving Is Theme of Meeting —Cloyne Michel entertained the Woman's Associ- ation of the Gorrie United. Church' on Thursday evening, The meet- ing opened .with quiet music with Mrs. H. Hyndman at the piano. The `scripture, Psalm 100:111 were read responsively, Mrs. E. Whit- field bad charge of the worship period. with the theme being "'Thanksgiving" and told of the first thanksgiving. A poem "A Woman Counts her Blessings", was read. A Paper prepared, by Mrs, Elmer Farrish on Thanksgiving was giv- en by Mrs. Whitfield, She said that as we watched TV when the Queen' was in Canada, were we thinking only of the. pomp and glory or Were We truly thankful of the planes free froin war, in a still free world. diliD litrii:OellEpt,01101i111.11•Dom•le041•01.1•001;4111.0M=11114.1.. 0.M.641.1.1.1•11-011.1.M.TE11.4411M0411•41 11.0111.111( • • • " hORRIE Sanderson read a paper on the Were in Woodstock on Wednesday, attending the ftlneral• of their „ subject and Mrs. T. C. Vittie read a poem on "Thanksgiving. , The uncle, Mr. Ed, Gilmour, study book was taken by Mrs. The Rev, B, C, Attwell is -in Norman Wade. The fall Deanery Owen Sound this week for the meeting at Hensall was reported Clergy Conference being held there on IVIondaY, Tuesday and Wednes- day, Mrs. Attwell is "in Sarnia. Mrs. Frances Gray of Hamilton is visiting her niece, Mrs, W, C. King and ether relatives, Sunday guests at the same home were Mr, Blyth, ,Brussels, Wingham and r and Mrs. Ralph Elliott, Ripley and -.. ordwich also W,M.S. members Mrs. J. J, Moffat, Vifingham, Mrs. Jack Wickstead, of Brus- sels and Mrs. Lottie Thornton visited last week with friends in Canfield 'and Niagara, Mr. Ernest Fen of Toronto, spent a few days with Mr. and .MrS Ernest King, 'Disk Carson and Wilf King were in London on Friday for the Shriners fall ceremonial. Mrs. H. Ferguson, Mrs. Lionel Johnston, Mri. Dick Carson, Mrs. W. C. Xing and Mrs, Norman Car- son spent Friday in London, Among those attending the plow- ing match at Simcoe were .Chester, Dick and Jack Bennett, Allan Wat- son, Lionel johnston, Irving Toner, Archie Miller• and Wellesley Strong. Mr. 'Gerald Downey of KitChener spent the week-end with friends in town. Mrs. Nellie McKercheit: of Rose- town, Sask., and ber son Bqb, who members of the Fordwich 'W.M.S.. is, on the 'staff of the University United, Church, the Anglican pad at Saskatoon,' are' visiting With and the ladies 'from the Wroxetor, relatives here. . congregation as guests,• Mrs; 'Jas, Warden Harry and -Mrs. ;gowdy `Sanderson presided over the meet- attended Warden Stanley Aitche- ing, assisted by Mrs. V. Buchan- son's banquet in the high school 'an, and Mrs. George Gibson with the worship service. Hymns sung were "Now Thank We All Our "God”, "I Am So Glad That Our Father in Heaven':, and, "In Christ There, Is No East Nor' West', with Mrs. "J. •Doig at• the piano, • LET'S TRADE $50.00- ALLOWANCE ON YOUR PRESENT SUITE WHEN' .YOU PURCHASE A NEW -2-PIECE CHESTERFIELD • • or. DAVENPORT SyITE . Newest Styles . to choose from ,111fifiAr. 2. pieces = AeroP'ack and. Overnight Case KROEHLER SOF14\6nd CHAIR itschhto tailored k DECORATOR FABRICS ,,0•14210•••••• IBEX BLANKETS ,,, v, FIRST QUALITY 70 7; 90 - Yes, these are Ibex first quality blankets, individually, whipped, Pink and' Blue borders. Regular ¶6,50 „i % . ' $ 5 .95 THAT'S RIGHT pair ; Se iris THURSDAY, OCT, 24th Great savings on all 10110. A Kroehler representative will be in cur store to, assist and sidvise in the shOwirig of the NEWEST. STYLES and FABRICS. 1. 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