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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1957-12-18, Page 5,10 YOU INVITED' TS) 'TUNg SINGING. OLS ,Q grOtidcast over CKNX 0,40, to 9.00 'am, Wednesday, De'ceinher 48 to, TueSday, • Deceirder 21 4,(eicept Suni;d0Y) Sister Passes Izli Califor4ia womogunou- 4.11,* 4 Mason, • X.oridon and formerly of fast Virawanosh, received word en :Sun,. day that his sister", miss Mary ma- SOO,. had paaSed away on Sa'ttir, day` in N.Qrth OellvWood Ifospitai, 1.?si Angeles, She Suffered a heart attack a fed' weelts age4 Daughter of the late Mr. and, • Ater Mason, slt , was Inner 7$th year She was a trained nurse and for many years nursed In Ham 4 ilton, leaving five years ago to live with her sisters, Mra, Clara Fester. and Mrs, Mildred Solliffe, in'Call- fornia. Another Sister, Mrs, Mope Halliday, resides, in Toronto and One sister, Mrs, Freeman, Ore, aoe6ased 1'16V-three years ago, Burial was in Los,' Angeles on TileadaY, Mr, and Mrs: Donald, .Rosa and ,ears Of Safety ince 1877 . „ thousands of wise investors and depositors• have saved their money ,rat The British Mortgage and TruSt in Stratford, knowing that their money was absolUtely safe:!; Why not put YOUR money where you'll never have a nunrient's worry or concern about it'' --in a British Mortgage savings account earning. % intereW” a British' MOrtgage guaranteed eertifiea.0., With signs of easier money I—the present excellent rate at 5% for 1 to 5 years may,not last much longer. So don't delay -^-invest by sending your cheque. The British Mortgage does the rest. • • For-full in formation, write fora free i?ivestlnent foldef: ,- • BRITISH V MORTGAGE AND TR'UST Foundedln 1877 STRATFORD Forum Disct* L9ca1 Coolnumit wilyrKtfonirox--no ParnM Met on MeartaV the ,home gr. and Max, St. Marie With 19 prosene After the hrnadoast two groups &Rues- ad the: rating of .our ,comsat pity as tgl opportunity and weal sport and ethet a4vities nOrriber of young Men and NOmen actively engaged in farming; , avail-' able leadership and *hat malres coranumity attractive, , Archie- purdon was appointed chairman: for the rtnimth of Jana arY, Mrs, Myles. St, Mario conven- er of lunch committee end Mrs Purdon and . Walter, Elliott reereation, "Flour 'tables played/ euchre With Mr, and Mrs. Robert PutclOn hOld• ing high points and Myles St, .ayfax"• ie winning at cribbage, The next meeting will 'be held at the • home- of Mr, and Mrs, Robert Purclon Lunch was served and all enjoyed the social half-hour, '.On. their Way home at midnight One of the 'carloads folloWed a driVer who had been helping him,- Self to a, Christmas'. tree frorn, Jelin -Purdon 's evergreen planta; tion. The driver had 'to move, or in a binary, but he got away with his tree. WHITECHURCH Mrs, Edward McCleraghan spoilt a few days last week at the horns of. Mr •ancl. Mrs, Orville Mitchel of 'Toronto, returning on 'Friday with Gordon. Mitchell, 'who "spent the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Will Henry. Miss Marjorie Coultes, strident nurse. at Guelph, spent the' week- end yvith. her parents, Mr. and Mrs Albert Cannes, Miss Grace ..Chomp, sort, Wingham, spent Friday there Mr„ Wm,' Webster has been ill during '-the past month, lind has been suffering front virus. pneum- unia. . • Mr. and Mrs. Cecil- Falconer spent , the week-end with his. inether,',IVETS. John Falconer,, 'and with Mr. -and Mrs. Elgin WelWood at,Cideclon. Mr. Eldon., Emerson arrived home off his boat on Saturday. The congregation of the Presby- terian. Church has been making extensive changes in`the kitchen of the manse here' during the past week., . 'Mrs. :john Craig spent few• days last- week at 'the hoirietir 'her daughter, -Mrs, .Robt. Hall, Wing- ham. Mr, John Purdon had six nice trees stolen. - on Sunday from his evergreen plantation on his hush farm on the pivision 'Line. I-Iow can people he so mean. Mr,, and Mrs. Gordon- Visited on. Sunday' at the homd of Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell 'Elliott at Ails' Craig. Mr. and Mrs. John Gaunt and Fill your Chilstmas Shopping, List the easy way, from the wonderful selection at present available at our store. CHRISTMAS LAY=AWAY 'PLAN A Small Dowd. Fityinent will hold any item until. Christmas tve. 'tiepins availableo NO payments,,regphred until irchnuni ,58„ Leto Olteppitig note, re/Umber there's only 3 days !at brit it's not toe lato to let up help you! "Electrical Appliances make wonderful gilts"' eoleom egomaguookoc.fieficgiox**** o YOur'.Citristmas, Sllopping in, Winghatrt, CAVILLER, MeINTOSH & WARD. CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS BELL TELEPHONE. BUILDING Walkerton Ontario BUY from. the FRESH NEW STOCK OF ,,111011,11(11 $$$ $ ?kf1.01111 $ $ $ iiii 41 1 - „QT,o OFF'. Lwmgroom ui es MILDMAY FURNITURE SHOWROOMS at Schuetes Ji b 4i g You'll be pleasantly su•rprised at the lovely, new Chesterfield and . Daven- ' port Suites now for sale at the 2 large Furniture Showrooms at Mildmay. 1.1 i;; Prechristmas 'SALE* OF. Ell).,arld USED ri Nc P to, $125.00 for.YoSir Suite. CONVENIENT TERMS • 5 Show cushion from your Suite ,to Schuett's salesman, for trade-in evaluation of your old suite. You • may pay 'e.Aslf Oltjurer meats. each month. 0 6;-e Nvhere„ for the 'con secu'tive .)iatrorn ers. ag4in sing, thee • • lOvel:Y • xelra t MUSICAL STRUMEN Put in your order now or pick one from our stock for the happiest preient of thein,all. stE on pALT, ROSS MANN 'Phone, 7'35J4 VVingliam • aleafgaitgreaP!AlitKaiagfgr.1.40M-004004.Wa-fr.eff4 tfiaiftWA:=4.44i.14f0U0414 ,141MOir,* • / ODFREY SCHUETT Phone 22 -, • - !Jew ..and Different Homogenized .1exsey U yon are using the mortgage plan of buying your home, TOM should linelv about our _ special MORTGAGE '' r$S9t/iNcre. Consult— FRANK C. HOPPER *—Representative— Canada 'Life WINGHAM, MRS *It IlittONER , PRESIIIEN, TOZIOVIIMPfri'lle annual arl~reting Of the of the tin. March was held. On Wanes- in •the Sunday School room of the church, withs present and with tke president, Mrs. age: Pal, coaxer presiding; for the Christmas Slid w,as asslates :by Mrs. G, it. r ;: stiot iero Mrs;.' ttr% u Pta$7 J. 1111g6 vi , Mrs. Powling, convenor of the nominating committee, brought in a slate of officerS, .and Rev..R. A. Br00k had charge of the installs,- lion; Honorary pres., Mrs. R, A, Brook; pres„' Mrs, Falconer; 1st, vice, Mrs. Millan INeroore;' 2nd, vice, Mrs. El, ail, Groskorth; sees,; Mrs, Herb Laidlaw and Mrs. GroS- liorth;.treas, Mrs. 'Albert Coultesi Mission Band. SuPts„ Mrs, Milian Moore and, Mrs. Russell Purdon; pianists, Mrs. G., E. Farrier, Mrs., W. R,, Perrier and Mrs. Chas. Mar- lin; rea-sep., Mrs, Ben 1YrcOlena- gban; citizenship convener, Mrs. .1 0, Gillespier Missionary Monthly see, Mrs, W, R. Farrier; -steward- ship convener, Mrs, J, D. Beecroft; with committees for supply' work, music, prayer; visiting and lunch. The officers for the W. A. are Pres,, Mrs. Kenneth DowliIng; vice, Mrs. Sohn Pardon; 2nd. Viee, Mrs, GropkOrth, sea-treas. Mrs, G, ID,rFarrier. Mrs. Laidlaw Toad a letter frOn, the Fred Victor Mission, Toronto, where the W,M.S, had sent a bale of Used clothing. They stilted that- already abotit two dozen men were sleeping' on the floor at the Mis- sion and thanked the ladies for the splendid bale, Mrs; D,' Beeeroft gave .a short report of stewardship telling of the many departments of church and mission work which were' assisted by the $1,269,90 raised by, the W.M.S. in Canada in 1056 for 1957 Spending, and the hope that 'all would be able, to reacli. their alloaation', Mrs. W, 'R. Farrier played a piano solo "Silent Night”, and after johling . in carols, the /fleeting was closed with prayer '1”r Mrs“ '3, I), Beecroft, Mrs. G, invit- ed the W.M.S. 'to her' home for the January meeting, The ladies then enjoyed the .inarterly birth- day tea and luncheon, VESPER :SERVICE . TAKEN .BY - OWLS' • The , children love , it — try it to-day. Another quality Product. of Bate- son's Model Dair REMEMBER — No Milk Delivery Christmas or New Year's Day • Fiedimmmumnifinmummmimmmumummmumnimiummmumnimmiplim0 gatimezw,400.-rzrzo4f.x..,..1=0.4-041x.f.4-ravoz-Apzntsmngnor 4 . ,„ For Christmas Give Flowers WAXED- ROSES, WHITE MUMS, and FROSTED ANEMONES SILVER and RED ,POINSETTIAS as well as MIXED FLOWERS' ORNAMENTAL POTTERY_ BONE CHINA CUPS ,8e SAUCERS LOVELY CRYSTAL PIECES I'M NO. NANVION, bUT THEY TREAT 'ME MO 04E1 AETTING MEDIcINE FOR ME AT vANCE'S DRUaSTORE -ArAilZAVS -44iVeZaWlir;Mr-Z,044-1XWAK-f41404-1:440gfZIZ,-d*f<Z• ONLY ,3 DAYS . . . to make her dream of ct White Christmas come true! ti GORRIE-The' Canadian , in Training presented their annual Vesper service on 'Sunday evening in the United Church in a softly lighted Christmas atmosphere. Miss Faye Edgar presided at the organ and the girls entered the church in proCessional ,tnthe hymn "0 'Come All Ye Faithful:',: Miss Evelyn Anne, Stephens, as leader, gave the call o worship and led iriNprayer. The Christmas story reported in the various gospels was read by Misses Maureen Buchanan, Ruth Grainger, Dawn Lop Clark, An anthem "There's,A Song in the- Air",was offered by the choir, The offering was, received by four of the members of the. Na- dine Cook, Carol Keil, Elaine Sanderson and Tina de , Kemp, while Corinne Rhame played a lovely ChristmaS, medley on her violin as an offertory after the dedication of the offering, A meditation on the "Real Mean- ing of Christmas" was read by Mrs. Stephens, followed by a solo by Miss Carol Robinson, "Start of the East", A very impressive "Pageant of the Candles" was presented by six members of., the C.G.I.T., Ruth Edgar, Joyce. Ford,, Joanne Strong, Gwen Hyndman, Helen Magee and Margaret Hastie. Rev. Bflehanari .thanked the leaders and girls for their very inspiring service and prondunced the benediction.' Every year at Christmas, all Canadian Girls in Training, their parents arid friends have an oppor- tunity to share in. the work of the C.G.IT. Committee of the Depart- ment of Christian Education of the Canadian Cotthcil of Churches. This community gives gUidance.•to all Canadian Girls in Training Movement throughout the whole of Canada. C. Vatic; Little Helpers' sec., Mrs. King; assistant sec.-treas,, Mrs. John Dinsmore; Living Message, Mrs. T, 3,' Short; social service, Mrs, Norman Wade; Dorcas sec., Mrs, Earl Underwood; Helpers, Mrs. Ritchie, Mrs. John Dinsmore, Mrs, Chas, Lawrence, Mrs. Nor- nun Wade, Mrs. Ernest King, It was decided that meetings will be held the third Thtn:sday of each month, Refreshments were served by the hoStess, Win Prizes at Legion Bingo ;44,,,t.mmporgv,v,pprorprovv....v.rovr..3oNtroomv-20,70-7001 The Wallpaper Shop A Complete Selection of ALUMINUM PIECES Choose your GIFTS from the Floor Sanders for rent at ALEXANDER'S' HARDWARE MEW Prize-winners at the. Winglunu Canadian Legion turkey-draw and all-fowl bingo held In the armour. ies last Wednesday night were: Pat Ross, lt,1C, f winghton; A. W. Walker, lt.R, 8, Wingham; Was, Harris, Wingharn: Vet Walker, R.R. a, Wingham; Mrs, t, patriek, Wingham; R.. Rowse% Wingltrit; W. Brown, WrOketer; Median, Wingharii; Gerry O'Brien, 'Magi-tarn, M., Swanson, Wirightufl, The door prize was Won by Mrs. liatOlit ROSS and the Winner Of the free turkey draw Was Mrs, GMat, naliolgrOvet AM :".141(,%11k TVIY. • COMMERCIAL, 1NDUSTRIALt *rid :FARM " . • pnc,Ng. 474 . • • MOTOR IREAPIND at • WING N'tst .:,04.0.0-0PAVVV040.001.. Agt,10000.0400004.10401100$4000., son, DouglaS, were in London oh Thursday. Mrs, Robert Smith celebtated her eightieth birthday on Monday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Russell Chapman: Mrs. Jas, 'McInnis spent a day last week at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Orville Hastings, Wingham. Mrs, John Mason of London, has been laid up for sorne weeks with Phlebitis and her sister, Mrs. Myrtle Kilpatrick was able to re- turn' holm from,„„Victoria Hospital On Saturday after having a cata:- recto/a/moved from her eye. A Christmas Joy Service will be held this Sunday evening in the Presbyterian Church; when with carols,, and children telling the Christmas story, and with pictires an interesting program will be pre- sented, All• in- the community are cordially invited to attend. MI: and Mrs John Craig visited on Monday with Mr. and. Mrs. Ezekiel PhilliPs, and Mr, and Mrs. Frank Raithby of Auburn. Mr, Clarence Chamney, Mrs. Sam Thompson and Mrs. Cecil Charn- ney We're at London on Saturday and visited with Mr, Cecil Chain- ney iii Vietoria. Hospital. Mr, Harris Purdah, ' who has Spent the summer months at work at Elliot Lake, arrived home on Thursday, It was 30 degrees when he left the North. Mr.. and Mrs, Calvin Robinson and sons and Mr, Harris Iiurdons spent ITriday at London. GI:orge Naylor, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Naylor, arrived horrie from the West on Thursday after Spending the past five months at Leduc, Alta, He went West with lack Henderson, Who is in. the Army at Edmonton. Marcel Philion, 'of 'Hamilten, Claire Thompson of Langton and Joe Thompson of Goderith, visited' on Sunday with M. and Mrs. Roy Robinson. Mrs, Leask McGee, 'Who has been at Wroxetor for the past few weeks, spent a few drays Ihst, week at the hOrrie Of Me, and' Mrs, Gee, 1Vr'rlikr e.ge; crowd attended the ah- //UM' Meeting of the Httr011 County Silederation of Agriculture at: Lon, desboro 'last Wednesday. Directors attending, from the north end of East Wawanosh were Archie Nr- tiori, Gordon Elliott, Wilfred Wal- ker,. I bier rteland and George Mrs. G. Underwood Auxiliary President GORRIE-'-"The Christmas meet- ing of the W.A, of St. • Stephen's Anglicans Church was held at the home• of Mrs, Norman Wade on `Thursdayafternoon, The presi- dent, Mrs, Gordon Underwood, opened with prayers and Litany. Roll call was answered with a Christmas gift for the W. A. and a verse on the, Nativity. Financial reports or the various departments were heard. One hun- dred dollars will be given for, the church budget, Mrs. Gordon 1,./n. derweed,"`MrS. Norman Wade and Mrs. George King were named a committee to 'make out the pro- grams for the coming year, A let- ter of greeting from MrS. F, E. Russell of Owen Sound was read, Mrs. T. C, Vittie completed the study of the book "East; from Burma" dealing with Indonesia. and Malaya. Mrs, T. R, Bennett read the 'Christmas story from Luke and the Rev, .E, C, Attwell brought the Christmas message on "Glad Tidings", speaking cif 'the good news that came to Zacharias, father of Sohn, the Oaptist, and the glad tidings brought bythe angels, of the. comb* of the gav- loan. , The Rev, V. C, Affivell presided for the election • of officers for 1968 which are as follows;- Past president, Mrs, Parry Xing; presi, dont, Gordon thiderwoodl vice.pres., Mrs, Illiward New- ton; 2nd, vie* Pres,,T, tiomett; Sec.-treas. Mrs, asq, 6'.