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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1957-11-20, Page 311, It, , .' l !. 1Ir!l111n1 illlp111 unnlpPll U11 ! t 1 1 1. 11 1 1 1 1 1 111 1 � 1 1 1 1 11 1 111 U 1 1: 11. 1 it ! Illbtlll I41l1. 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"MAN ON FIRE" Starring J Ii1?G CROSBY -A New First In Ilia Exciting. Career, FRIDAY and SATUICDJ Y November 22 and 22 Cram.] 411 Technicolor Show "TARZAN and THE LOST SAFARI" — pius — Randolph Scott in "THE TALL T" MON. - Z'UES. 1. WED. November 25 - 25 -. 27 "Something Of. Value" (Adult) Rock Hudson and Dana Wynter From the Best Selling' Novel of the same name.' Japanese Tea Table Prepared by Ill l,GRAV-The regular Meet, ins of the Ct+rnitdian Glris 1,0. Training was held .on Friday even lug,, (yelling with the 0G.T,T, Pur- pose •anal the Children's., ;Song. borne, Boit read the minutes and gave the roll call. It was announ- ced that the girls would make. mints ,and chocolates for the irk. zeas on November 29th, Karen, Anderson, Loreena Army strong and, Barbara Krug are to be in charge of the wershipl ser- vice at the next :meeting. The leader, Mrs. Ted Fear was in charge of the worship service, opening with a hymn. Lorna Bolt; read the .Scripture from Acts I7,' Mr's, Fear read a story and a hymn; and prayer closed this period. The jingle boxes were given out' al this meeting and the girls spent some time making lotus blossoms and a cherry tree for their Japan esc tea table. , ST. HELENS' Mrs. Milton Taylor of Meaford is a visitor with her aunt, Mrs. Wm, MacPherson 'Sr., and other relatives, The Worrlan's Association of 'the United Church held. a 'very .sue- cessful tea and bazaar in the Auxiliary Room, Lucknow, on1,Sat- urday. Miss Violet Saunders,- a mission- ary •on furlough from •Japan,will be the guest speaker at the autumn Thankoffering of the W.M.S. on Friday afternoon at 2.30.. Members from the Ashfield circuit, White churel} and, Erick United Churches will be guests, Miss Saunders will also speak next Sundaymorning at the regular service., Everyone is invited, UST LOOK ! Everything about it pays tomorrow! I T''S Here's a brand-new kind of motoring magic—De Soto for 1958! . This'new De Soto is the last word in quality craftsmanship and advanced`, engineering! For 1958, 'the biggest Y-8 engines in De Soto history team up with the modern convenience of . push-button Torque -Elite automatic drive. You "tune in" the power with a finger tip, gently nudge the throttle,' and smooth, silent Torque-Flite instantly answers your command! You'll find De' Soto's r':` a --just as spectacular, as its response, too! It's a satin-smootho.sure-footed,road- holding ride, thank'to revolutionary , Torsion-AIRE suspension. Come try a new De Soto Firedome pr Fireflite—two great new series for 1958 in your choice of ten models! ry��. . L .?..:tii-0�::.•.:•:.'.? ' :,%t\ �•Pr,Pr ' ^fi '+'•+in•`—�L') "< a•M1„ 4° <w �Se iri` 'O8v"� a', ay �Ay„ w a � 4. A ♦,,.::•.:M1M1W.M1k. �'•;�p>}y;i`...a„ vCrvr\.acv:+,; }:t:n5,ytw • • x. ... .. •. Toi'itioxt -AIRE ,-tido tapes Ilio bounce out of butnps, brings you tiraunrl•turns without sideswsty, lets you stop watheut''noseydive", Oulpl Torsion-A/ES suspeasioat sysirim does as three! Pushbutton driving: lN'odorn, all- meelrltnirlril Tri4-bult,n controls Make. lever -Shitting oirsolete! Just press a 'button clic away you gal sxK:RC` s 100411 w Irl liLNilllilillllllMl IellRlil �: ay k:@f''u'�•>S_.`'. �. _. .. ...:.. {.?. n`+ rfi ,... ,PYX.. �i..�1.-.?�':`.'•:;',,",,Tiso';��:\'�.'i-:;;:.u`�;�?:�{'r.'..�. •^4;c. ''`i•`�'. a""''�", r..d. See the 1958 Do Soto and drive it! De Si►to 15 designed to SOW news to keep its new -esti: style and spirit! • Smart, aororiyrtaniic tall flits in - crowd stability at highway'apoetls • Now dual lioadliglits spread more light over mote road/area for safer; You're always a stop ahead in CRAWFORD E 1, Watch CLIMAX bight driving .• Nov optional Sure-' Orip differential proventrl spiinning the rear wheels in sand, nixed, snow, or on ices New, Itixtxrious interiors ere roomier, give you more coihfor;t' thali ever before: ciitfYSLOi CORPoRATIbN 'bf CANADA, LIMITED Cara' of The "Forward Look 0 MOTORS •WJNGHA SHOWER OF,STAR% Thursdays, 8eal'P.M,- over Chain,' 8 IrLOA • .. � , I I1�111�IiI�III�IU it i it Alwiq lel. . ,_r� I t11�►llRill�l►I�►ll�illArl►� in■ 1 � � � � � • ". !TS Ir•SikarIl .44•111l0.4181100, VOledll' ANY, 140 Mr; and Mrs, Leslie Bolt. Ind Lorna land Mr, and Mrs,ghn Ni?can .an4 family visited on •Ann-, day with Mr, ,sod Mrs. William Bolt at Wroateter. Mr, and Mrs, George Jones and, family of Londen spent the week' end with her parents, Mr, and Mrs John E; McCallum, Mr, Len :COYne of Windsor, 'spent a few .days with Mr,. and Mrs. Ross Robinson and Keith', and enjoyed a fen' days' hunting,. Mr. and Mrs, Donald Hopkins and family of Hanover and Mr, and Mrs. Bev. Wallace of f.ondes- boro visited`'on Sunday with. Mr, and Mrs, Roland Marks, Mr. and Mrs, Norman fribson of Listowel visited en Sunday with Mr: and ,Mrs, David Armstrong. The ladies of Trinity Anglican Guild held a very successful baz- aar and afternoon tea last Wed nesday afternoon, when about $135 was realizedfrom the sale of hand ,sewing, homemade baking and vegetables, and from the afternoon lunch and tea served. AUXILIARY ' STUDIES JAPANESE PEOPLE �ttention!Foot • J. A VICKERS Foot Correct lorlist, from Hanover • Maker of Featherweiglht Arch Supports, fitted to the individual impression of yaw" . feet, , W:>1;hes to announce :that he will be at ! ▪ THE QUEENS HOTEL, WXN�GHAM !. Each Monday afternoon for your ,convenience. Why not come in .=-+ under no ebligatioa# -- and talk over P • • year foot problem ail10111.11•1111.111 111■IU11I1!110.11•ll■111 1.11 1 111 11111111111111IA1I1A111111ialla ll LELGRAVE—T h .e ' November meeting of the Belgrave Evening. Auxiliary of the Woman's Mis- sionary Society of Knox United Church was; held at the home of Mrs. Jack Taylor on Tuesday even- ing, with an attendance of twenty., The :'president, Mrs. Ross Ander, son, was ,in charge and opened the meeting with a hymn followed by the Lord's prayer in unison. ' The minutes were rekd by Mrs. Ralph McCrea, treasurer's report, by Mrs. Robert Grasby, gift fund by Mrs. ,-toss Robinson and the birthdays ' were remembered: Mrs. George Michie, Mrs: Floyd Carnp- bell and Mrs. Robert Grasby were named the nominating :committee to prepare a slate of officers for the corning year. There were •one home and eleven hospital visitsto the sick and shut-in eeported. The December meeting will be held at. the home of Mrs. Ralph McCrea with Mrs. Cameron Walshs group„ in charge. Mrs. Floyd' Campbell opened the worship, servicewith the . call to worship, followed by prayer by Mrs. Jas. Lamont? :and a hymn.' The Scripture lesson from Philip- pian's 2:5 to 11, was read by Mrs, Thomas `Smith followed by prayer,, by Mrs, James Lamont. Mrs. Harold Vincentsummarized the second chapter of the study of I Japan, which was about the men of that country. .Chapter three of • the study ,was about the women of Japan, with Mrs. George Michie and Mrs. Floyd Campbell reading these parts. The meeting' closed with .a hymn and prayer by Mrs. Floyd Camp- bell. Mrs. Thomas Smith and Mrs. James Lamont led in recreation and lunch was served. Underwriters Meet At 'Owen Sound Compared to the life insurance company, the goldfish lives asa modest, retiring creature enjoying utmost privacy. So much was indi- cated by Miss Nazla L. Dane, of Toronto, who is in charge of the women's and educational divisions of the Canadian Life Insurance Of fivers Association, Miss Dane spoke before a dinner meeting arranged jointly by the Owen Sound and the Saugeen Life Underwriters Associations last Tuesday evening in Owen Sound. The life underwriters had as their guests a number of teachers from the Owen Sound and Saugeen district, which 'included several from Wingham: Pointing to the close scrutiny of insuranee . companIes /by the government, Miss Dane Said: "The millions of individuals who rely on the Safety of the companies and the competence of their manage- ments have the co-operation of permanent government officials in guarding their interests. Strict in- surance laws have been in force in Canada Since before Confeder- ation. As a result of this and good company ,management, • no policy- holder of a Canadian legal reserve life Insurance company has ever lost a' dollar through :hon -payment of the amount guaranteed under his policy at death or at maturity." Life Underwriters Role Turning to the role of the life underwriter M the life insurance were many experts present. She continued:: "They tali, and will it you let thein, 'give you service which no ene else' can give so well, Sale t your life underwriter as Carefully as you would selcct your doctor or lawyer. Yotir life underwriter is trained to resiieet your confidence —he wouldn't last longer:: the Mist. neSS if he didn''t':" ,, 4t$1NS RADIO SV LION Ttobert i3urns, son 01 M. W. D, Burns and graduate of the /AI). Rt., has jollied the .staff of radio station CFRS Slitteee, In the, es:- paoity of an; 'antriouficer. Mi'. '$urns has :aiso boon aSSaelatlyd .with. Wingham and tendon radio butt.. )otls1._. 'f.11Stowi?1 Raflni'r, Not tvo tate to order Storm i�d�r' We will measure and install windows if 'desire+ CAMPBELL & GORBUTT` Wingham Phone :1J they'd be cheaper ,_by. the gallon It costs plenty to raise a fancily. these days. But if youngsters, like your car, ran On gasoline you'd be better off. iiiritn.t to know why? Today everything costs more, including the scores of things a growing family needs.. Gasoline costs more, too. But government figures show that since 1939 the cost of living has gone up more than 120 percent while wholesale gasoline prices have risen about 40 percent -.less than a third as much. And what's no>re tocl.ay's'lraguita;t gaSolines are fsal' sttperiorr to °i the premium ,grades 'cold 0n13 telt ,VOaret agr l lsi !!iAC`oIL- UMMT**•