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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1957-12-18, Page 10sa on SOnday,. December 22nd.. Remember to save your used stamps for the Bible SoeletY, Family Gathers for Anniversary' GORIklE—CongrattriationS to Mr, and Mrs. Leonard Rattan, who celebrated their 48th ,wedding an- niversary at the home of their son• and daughter,in4aw,. Mr. and Mrs,. Anson Rattan, Fordwich, 94 Sun- day, December 15. TWenty-six members of the family sat down to a turkey dinner, Two gratni children were unable to be present. Mr. and Mrs. .Ruttan Were .pre, sented with an electric clock.: Willing Workers Hold Ekaion GORRIE—The Eastern Willing Workers held their Christmas Meeting in the Carrie United Church hall. Mrs. E. Whitfield and Mrs. C. Black had charge of the program. The follbwing officers were elect- ed for 1958: Pres., Mrs. H. Robin- son; vice-pres., Mrs, E. Whitfield; sec., Mrs. T, L. McInnes; treas., Mrs. .W, Trimble; pia,n1st, Mrs, Buchanan; assistant, Mrs. H. Rhame. Holiday bells and Sunshine bags were turned in at this meeting, Gifts Were 'exchanged with the secret pals. A social time was enjoyed and a bountiful lunch was served. hORRIE. Our Best Wishes to you for a Very ebri5titta5 anal a jOappp anb firiniperotts 1958 ror service or more information on, our artificial breeding service, call collect to:- CLINTON FIu2-3441 or MILDMAY 130r12 between-7.20 and 19 a.m, on week daya 1.30 and 9.20 ran. on Sundays and 'holidays Friday, December 20th.,, in the upstairs hail of tine Agricultural in Clinton A .nwoung for HURON COUNTY members }viii be held on at 1.45 p.in. "NOTICE TO' HURON AND BRUCE COUNTY 5110IBERS , Ivi . The BRUCE COUNTY meeting will be held in the 'Community .. Hall at Vormosa on Monday,. December 23rd., at 1.45 Nili ' 1 k At these meetings you will heir reports on the Units Opehitions, ki a: spealtet and you will nominate, a director to serve ,you on,1 the board of the Wathrieo.Catlia-Bteeding Assoeiation;-,.. • t/'. A A •fit . r. 4 Nine out of every ten high school graduates will require a reasonable typing proficiency in this busy modern world. With typing courses readily available a °typewriter at ' home assumes a new- and important value. Gordon Underwood Heads .Brotherhood'; GORRIV---Officers 'of the' ro- therhood of Anglican Chtirchnien were Installed , • at a • meeting in. Trinity Church, Fordwich on' Tuesday evening of last Week, Gordon UnderwoOd i the new preSi- dent, ,presided , for birsineSS. The Rev. B. C.tAttwell ; closed With prayers and a social time was spent With contests concluded by Mrs. Lloyd Jacques. Miss Biva Pester Wig a solo. Refreshments were tierVed. Mission Band Names Officers' atittRit—The meeting Opened with Mission -Band Hymn and. Purpose, The call to 'Worship Was Liven by Jack ' Watson: • Mrs. Watson read the Scripture, Luke 2: 8-20, Carola were sung and Candles were lighted by Jim Par- rish, DoMild Watson arid Linda 1ohristOn. Lathe Carson read poem..,Jim Hyndintin ted in prayer, Gerry Hindman dedicated the of- fering, Mrs, Buchanan told the Story on japan, Officers fbr 1958 are as follows; Pres., Linda Johnston, 'tee., Myrna Nunn; treas,, Gary Watson; Wotid Friends, SuSan TeMplernan. Treats Were enjoyed by the Children at the Close of the meet, frig. Santa Claus Visits Cottle • MARVIN -HO WE (WELLINGTON-HURON) ro Tot Th t., vvimomin Avwpte „Times, .*0.111004.4,. i6sr, Is. )1•1 47 11.7Wited Church', News , .,,,.. ., n • , • . Il 111.0 Sunday Seh00l will preaent .1 their pageant in the aorrie United 1 Church on Sunday evening, Dec- lenaber 22nd., Fit $ o'clock, They arq busy working on their beautiful costumes and SPeetal choir music. Wishing- Christmas serviee at. 19 ceelock, HOG FEEDS More meat at lower cost is the result of feeding the SHUR-GAIN way. Straight grain fed to your hogs CAN'T put weight on your pigs as cheaply as when it is properly balanced with SHUR-GAIN Concentrate. For example 1,700 pounds of your own grain requires only, 300 pounds of SHUR-GAIN Hogrnix Concen- trate to make 1 ton of the best complete and balanced Hog Growing Ration that money can buy. You save• on feed costs because of :- 1ess Feed Consumed To Market Weight. 1'o Market Earlier. Better Grades (Eayning You More Premiums) Just give a trial to the SHUR-GAIN-5 Step Hog Program y call us to-day and we will explain how it can save YOU moneys So why feed for wasteful fat. Peed the SWUR.OAIN way (jet Mare Of Your Pigs in The Top Gracie SHUR.GAIN WAY fiIntfittP4iNt4.1004.0740.01.414MOtikg*-140:00044f4tiV ,fifterrp - " riotamo and that 1958 will it,. a a truly, A.s! one of rich blessing for both You and yours, '1* istLIA Fo aPPP firiu c4t one and all 7007;44.:,1VM, Mrs, Ken Elastic and Mrs. W, C. King spent Tuesday of last week' in Weston 'with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Blythe, Mrs. Hastie remained until Saturday and returned home with her son, Tom, who spent the week- end his home. Mrs. Gertie Roseborough of Owen Sound visited her brother, Mr. Walter King and Mrs. King last week and called on other rela- tives. Mrs. Wm. Michel of Ethel is visiting' her son Mr. Cloyne Michel and Mrs. Michel. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Michel and baby of Bramp- ton were Sunday guests at the same home. Mr, Lyle Watson visited' his .bro- ther, Mr. Harry Watson at Bloom- ingdale on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs Robt, Hayes accompanied hint. Mrs. Milton Watson returned home with them after spending some relatives of Warden over Rey ELECTS SLATE OF OFFICERS GaRRIE—Mrs. Fred Hyndnitin was hostess for the December meeting of the aorrie .United Church Woman's Association. and; Mrs, R. Adams was leader for the South Friendship Circle's program; The meeting opened with the Carol, "0 Come Let US Adore Him". Mrs. A. Ityndman read ;the Scritpure taken from Matt, 2: 1-12,' and-Mrs. Glad Edgar offered pray- er, Mrs. C. Pyke gave a reading, "Christmas Cards", "Joy .to. the World" was sung and Mrs. R. Adams read a poem 'The Strange Child". A story, •`T ..Was a, e ,Strange. was read by Mrs. Glad Edgar, tell- ing of the gift "of' a treasured teddy, of her lost son given to the baby of the poor fariaily they were en- tertaining .for Christmas. It was the means of finding a grandson and his four children, and of ,the. joy it brought to each . member who shared .with , others: "Silent Night" was sung and Mrs: T, L' 'McInnes, -president conducted the business. • • It was decided to send. one tenth of the.balance of each year to the needy, this year it'will amount to $150. The annual Meeting Will be held on January 15 With thelW.A. to arrange pot luck. supper. W. A. Elect Officers' ' 'Mrs. Trimble gave the floWer and cheer fund report, Mrs, A. Hyn& man •gave the treasurer's report. showing a -prosperous year.. The group§ will 'have 'a joint meeting in March. ! The following officers were el-, ected for. 1958: Pres., ,Mrs, T, L. Mannes; Vice-prey., Mrs, C, Pyke; rec.-see., Mr* R.- Adarris; assistant, Mrs, Gordon' Edgar; fin,-seo.,: MrS, F. Wildman; treas., Mrs. A. Hynd-, man;, parsonage coin,;, Mrs, W, Strong, Mrs. C. Michel, Mrs, J. Edwards, Mrs. Glad. Edgar; pianist, MrS. Hynciman;, assistant, Mrs.. K, Hastie; flower- and cheer, Mrs. Trimble'; guest sjidakers, Mrs. 1-1,' Robinson, Mrs. Cecil Grainger; press sec., Mrs. .G. I3ivown,;"" ,pro gram, Mrs. .I.,..JohriatOn, Mrs. C. Black, Mrs. R. Adams, Mrs, A. Taylor; nominating torn., 'Mrs, G. Brown, Mrs., M. Irwin, Mrs. A. Heibein; auditors, Mrs. W. C.,King, Mrs, C. Michel. , Mrs. Buchanan closed the Meet- . ing with the Mat verge of "Good King Wenceslas". The hostess; As- sisted by the • hutch committee, served a delicious lunch. • CERTIRATES WEN TO FIRST AMERS Gcnotm.-Yfrs. Chas: Selliteter, instructor of the class in First Aid held here in November, pre- sented the 18 members Who fin- ished the cpurse and successfully: passed the examinations With their certifieates and pins from Vie Red °°s8' The?' are as follows; Mrs, Norman` Carson, Nirs. Rich- ard Carson, Mrs, Lionel Johnston., Mrs, Alex, Taylor, Mrs. OloYirie Michel, Mrs, f.yle Watson, Harry Tetnplernan, Mrs, Mildred Edgar, Mrs, K. W. Carson; Mrs, Robt, Edgar, Mrs, David Mrs, Hari Underwood, Mrs, Gor.,,, don Moir, Mrs. Hector Hamilton, Mrs. Allan White, Mrs. Melvin Taylor, Mrs, Luella Sanderson, Miss Margaret Dane. Following the presentation at the gathering in the L,O,L, hall on Wednesday evening, a •Christnias. party was, held, Carols were sang and refreshments served, Mrs, Schaefer and the class Were highly commended by the Red Cross for the high standing• .at the exams. tajitittP3-.4 lovely Whiter 'day favored Oaiittes . visit .to Uotrlc on Saturday Afternoon,' He arrived , in ix, Model 'T ear, of ittielerit. tap, '01)Hatririaa- 'COMA.from•.-ettRX.' Souhd..SYSteru, *high 'headed the proteSSIOn added to the teStreltieS. !ht .sorsossaity hot was 'picked Shildrotto tee thins ShOWIng' Eskimos aria irndidttir. 'Tres4 'veto later distributed, 100:00011011n.. `;..14" .; • 4:; .0.0 j.4a • • mattattorago0ou time in Bloomingdale. • tan, CongratulationS to Marion ft.ut. 13-year-old daughter of Mr: and. Mrs, Russell Ruttan, who won two five dollar prizes in •the Tem- perance Advocate Dominion E,ssay ,and Scrap Book Contests 'for those 13 years and over. Title .of the es- say was "How Can A Teenager Best Meet the Drinking Problem for Hittseif and Others,?" Mrs. Jack Musgrove is Spending a Couple of weeks With relatives Waterloo. Mrs. Don Irwin is resuming, her school Antes this week after being ill with pnerirrionia for tell 'days. • Mr, and MrS. .Leonard Ruttan attended the wedding reception for their granddaughter Mrs, Allan Koehler, the former Cavell Rattan,. at the home of her ,parents, and Mrs. Arthur Ruttan, Dundalk, Mr. and Mrs. Koehl4r will reside in Toronto. Mr, and Mrs. Harold Edgar. Frances, and Jin/tie of Guelph visited the former's parents, Mt and Mrs. Gordon Edgar on Sunday. Warden and Mrs. HarrY "Gowdy and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gibson. Wroxeter attended the Health Unit banquet at the BedfOrd Hotel, Goderich on Wednesday noon. Mr. and MrS: Ernest Harris and Leone visited Mr. and Mrs. Allan' McGill Winghani, Mr.. and Mrs. Justin Will spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Renwick, Con, lath. Warden Harry arid Mrs. GoWdY attended the banquet of Warden arid Mrs. W. A. Walker of Wel- lington County, at the Royal Hotel, • Guelph, oh Thursday and also at- tended the ,banquet and Mrs, Fred Heaman of Middle- soy Co., held in the arena at Park- hill on Friday evening. Mrs. Harry Faegan, Barbara arid Bonnie of Wingharn Were Supper Vests on Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs; Roy GoWdy, Mr. and. Mrs. Jas. Graham of Toronto visited with the week-Grid. .Mrs. Percy boirner of Toronto spent Tuesday With her parents, Mr. and Mrs. HrrieSt King, Mr, and. M6. Moririan Wade at, tended, the banquet and Christmas party for Kitchener cord correspondents and their husk, bands in the Royal Hotel, Listovvel, on Thursday night. dongratulattons to the following aorrie girls who were suceess= ful in passing the Western Censer-, vatory MUSIC piano eXtinia,. held in thievalef Grade VII Sr., lion. ors, Faye Vdgar: drade VI Sr., honors; Carol Robin Grade V, Jr., Rah Edgar, Mrs. Xora."Mof, fat of, Bluevale is the teacher, Mr's. Gordon BroWn, teenurvilla and Mrs. h1 'art Whitfield left oh Saturday by' piano fronx Mahon for Itarniota,110triltoba, Where they Will visit with reiatiVeS for,,tWO WeekS and attend CO troth Wedding ariniVerSarY Celebration of Mt and Mrs, Stun Bell, Hamlotti, Mrs. Bell is Mr Runt Of Mrs. Whittisia's, ''here be a Cetabrittinit Holy Corthrithiltrit in :St, Stephen's Adagiidati Chinth at 9.31) tan, on Cirristnias Cite. Urs, 'Gerald Galbraith, Mrs, Writ Martin, DraYtOn", Mit H. 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