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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1960-06-01, Page 10ALIA1ASH or MASH-SCRATCH RESTRICTED or NON-RESTRICTED MEDICATED or NON-MEDICATED Growing pullets for top production is not as complicated as it may sound. The facts are there is only one system that suits your operation. Yes, there really is a SHUR-GAIN Growing Programme to suit every individual poultryman. These programmes have been tested and proven for every Canadian condition. We want to be SHUR you use the system best suited to, you. A call to us will insure you have the right SHUR-GAIN Feeding Programme — tailored to fit your individual needs. For economical growing of pullets. assuring you of laying hens bunt for maximum egg production it has to be the - SHUR-GAIN Way Wingham. Feed Mill Wingham, Ont. SHUR-GAIN FEED SERVICE IT'S ALL RIGHT TO —\\ SHOP AROUND FOR. SOME THINGS BUT VANCE'S DRUG STORE IS THE PLACE, I'D GET A PRESCRIPTION FILLED ! [1,1111111 it REAL LIVE COW SHOW AT THE WINGHAM TRADE FAIR Milkings at 8 and 10 each evening OUR GUEST STARS . . .BIRRVILLA GLORIA — 5G.49e93Q6 PARICREST HERO'S VERONICA — 51(.98563Z7 Appearing courtesy Foxton's Dairy Farm. See the Surge Parlor and Siphon Pipeline in action. Glass piping will let you see both milking and washing actions. Lovell H. McGuire SURGE SALES and SERVICE WINGHAM Artirge :(1S saanalla ONTARIO You are invited to Inspect Our Product ' AT '111111 , TRADE FAIR EXHIBIT - WINGHAM ARENA' THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, JUNE 2 Deny DooR CO., LTD. WINGHAM, ONTARIO Canada's Largest Manufacturers Of STEEL GARAGE DOORS AND FOLDING STEEL CLOSET DOORS WROXETER -One happy angler on Victoria Day was eight-year- old Donald Adams, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt Adams, rut. 2, Gorr* who .caught and (with a little' help froth. Dad) landed a 1G-inch speckl- ed beauty weighing one pound, el- even ounces. Asked where this fine trout was taltea, Donald, (Sfaioting'Dad), said, "Right where a river tops a great big hall" NOW that's what We call fishing! This may sound like another "fish atory", but there wag no doubting the -evidence presented when t o pitture was taken. Gorrie, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Hart, Susan and Patti, Liatowel, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Win. Hart and Mrs. R. Newton and attended flower Sunday services. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Doig celebrated their wedding anniversary on Sun- day, and accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Galbraith spent the day in Clifford.and visited Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Doig, and Mr, and Mrs. Bill Martin, Drayton. Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Graham, De- troit, Mrs. Will Graham, Corunna- and Mrs. John McGee, Wingham, visited Mrs. Bertha McGee, on Sun- day, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Ingram, Roger and Carol Ann of Stratford, Mr. and Mrs, Fred Noble and family, Rothsay, -Visited with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ingram. Mr, and Mrs. Russell Donsway, Roger, Dennis -and Tommy, Rose- ville, Mich., visited Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Chambers and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wade and attended flower services at United Church. ' Mr. and Mrs. Ron Higgins, Karen and TerrysHarristoh, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Higgins, Mrs. W. E. Weir visited Mrs. D. L. Weir, Wingham, one day last week. Mrs. Tena Hislop and Miss Lois Hislop, Kitchener, visited during the week-end with Mr, and Mrs, William Hart. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Montgomery and Mr. Elizabeth Hoffman attend- ed the graduation of the latter's granddaughter, Miss Bonnie Hoff- man at Stratford General Hospital Choose the Right Chick , • Use the Right Programme The kind of ellielts you get .. the kind of start you give E. them . . the way you develop them, and protect them against disease and parasites all these affect the efficiency of your Ir layers, and your profits from them. 111 EXPERIENCE PROVES THAT DETAILS ARE IMPORTANT. 171 Get your copy of the Purina Chick Programme from us, • Chick St artena, Growena, Growing Chow and Grain 1,••••••••••••,,,,,,,,,••••••••,..,W••••••••••••••••••• • Howson & Howson BLYTH WINGHAM — CARGILL 1 5Inilliwiracimusimusimusinumulkilln11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111110 Visit Our Exhibit at Wingham Trade Fair JUNE 2, 3 . and 4 Huron Motors Ltd. A. D. MacWILLIAM Your Ford, Falcon, Monarch — Ford ,Sn Fordson Major Tractor Dealer. Wingham Phone 237 WROXETER Mr. and ,Mrs. Reg. Watson and son George, Brussels,. visited her parents, Mr._ and Mrs. George Gal- braith and attended the Sunday School anniversary and flower ser- vice. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Doug Statia were Mr. and Mrs' Arnold Rolston, Leona and Rickey of Flesherton. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Blake, of Hanover and Mr. Duncan Moffat of Teesstrater. Week-end visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Gibson were Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Burke and family of Rochester, N.Y., who also called on Mrs. W. E. Weir and Miss Gertie Bush. Sunday visitors at the Gibson home were Mr. and Mrs,' Allister Green and family, Goderich, and Mr. Will Dane, wttoxgrott The annual _Sun- day Sehool anniversary. and flow- er service was held In Wrosieter United •Chureh. on Sunday with the church beautifully' decorated with evergre, as, fern and spring flow- ers. To the left of the entrance doors was a lovely little flower garden: to. the right a -basket of beautiful spring blossoms and the stair raila, were -trimmed in -greenery with a.. pot of pretty blooms on each step. Canaries and budgies chirped from their cages.. which hung alter- nately with baskets of flowers from the rails of the gallery. . The back of the choir loft was decorated with an "open Bible" made of white lilacs, edged with purple, a book-mark of purple lil- acs and the theme, "Garden of Prayer" written across the pages in artificial pink roses. The front of the choir loft was in -Imitation field stone topped with an eavestrougth holder filled with greenery, lilacs and lily-of-the-val- ley, In the front of the church were small evergreen trees and the choir entrances were built out in porch fashion covered in greenery and interspersed with tulips, • iris and lilac -posies, The senior choir members en- tered the choir loft and the juniors from the back of the church, marched up .the - two aisles, each carrying little- . nosegays, to the processional hymn, "When Morn- ing Gilds the Skies". The call to worship was given by Jim Sharpin, followed by the hymn "Gentle Jesus" by the choir. A recitation by Joe Moore and a. choral number, "Thanksgiving"; a recitation by Connie Gathers, fol- lowed -by the Junior choir in "Holy Spirit, Hear Us". The children then took their seats, after giving their flowers to their teachers who Placed them -in containers at the foot of the little flowing waterfall in the midst of a lovely flower gar- den in front of the pulpit. • "Sweet Hour of Prayer" was ren- dered by the senior choir, followed by a violin solo by Miss Corrine Rhame and the 'Sreipture lesson was read by Garry Chambers, The morning prayer and the Lord's prayer were followed by the an- them, "The Beautiful. Garden of Prayer". The offertory was given by Rickey Clarke. The theme ad- dress was given by Mr. Alan Nee- Ion, minister of the Bluevale Un- ited Church, who very aptly illus- trated his theme in an interesting manner, easily understood by the child ren. The church was filled -to capacity with a, number not able' to .get in, Those who planned and carried out the decorating are to be commend- ed on the -beautiful display which showed the many hours of work that had been involved. last Friday. We wish Bonnie every success in her nursing career. Many will remember her When she attended school here, Sunday visitors with Mr.• and' Mrs. Lloyd Elliott were Mr.and Mrs. Cameron Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mallett, Palmerston. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Robertson, Jimmy and Scott of Goderich, were week-end guests at the home of Mr. John Hupfer. Mrs. Angus Carmichael visited Mrs. Alonzo Sparling. Misses Elaine and Margaret Mapletoft, Millbrook are visiting their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Coates. Mrs. Myrtle McIntire, Rothsay, spent .a few days last week with Mr, and Mrs. Richard Ingram. Mr. and Mrs. George Bradley, Mary Anne and Cathy, and Mrs. Fred Bowker, Toronto, were week s WROXE'lER - The re-affiliation Service of the Wroxeter COLT with the WMS was held in the church school room on Tuesday evening.. The worship service, the theme of which was "Think on These Things", was conducted by the WMS president, Mrs, K. Edgar, and opened with music by Mrs, 0. L. Dobson: at the piano, followed by the call to. worship, and. prayer of invocation. The Scripture iesson was read by Mrs. James Sanderson, who also gaFv.oelltbiLe l-lasedaittalo,ns. remarks the president, on the meaning of, and the reason for "affiliation", the -ser- vice of re-affillatiou was conduct- ed, with the MT president, Dawn Lou Clark, presiding. Othera taking part were Mrs. L. McGee, the CGIT leader, Betty Adams, the cGrr treashrer, who presented the affiliation gift, which was accept- ed on behalf of the VMS by the president, Mrs. Edgar. Mrs. Edgar in turn presented four MIT members with their World Friend- ship badges, and the Seal of Re- affiliation to the group, which was accepted by their president. The four members of the cGrr who re- ceived their insignia were Bonnie Adams, Connie Gathers, Loidse Edgar and Lynne Wright, The guest speaker for the even'', ing was Mrs. Howard ',Harris, of Fordwich, who gave a very -timely and worthwhile talk on the aids, ject "You, Your Personality and Yoiir Church". - The meeting closed with the sing- ing of a hymn and the benediction, after which a social time' asen- joyed, and lunch was served. A gift was presented to Mrs. Harris by Mrs. George Gibson. end guests of Mr, -and Mrs. How- ard Wylie, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Steurnol and Kim, Elmira, were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. George Westlhke for the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Hunter • and family, Windsor, visited with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hunter and Mr. Ruth McDonald. Miss Elva Hupfer is at present visiting friends in Sudbury, Among those attending flower Sunday service in the United Church were Mr. and Mrs. C. Longmine and lafiss Brenda of New Lowell. `Mrs. Harry Caldwell, Mr. John Caldwell and Mr. and Mrs. W. Mellis, Kippen, Mr. and Mrs. C. Scarfe, Harriston, Mary G. Carter of Guelph, Mr. and Mrs. Arlen Seip, Kitchener, Mrs. L. Maker, Mr. and Mrs. T. Cronin, Mrs. G. Snarling, and Mrs. V. Tasker, Vlytts Mr. and Mrs, If. Reciumada and Mina K. Redmond% Toronto, Mr. and Mrs, P. thomp- aon, Holyroad, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Meehan, and family, Brussels, visited with Ills and Mrs. Jack, Clarke, Mr. and Mrs. E. Dennis, Arthur, were guests of Mr, and Mrs. Maurice Dennis, Mr. ,and Mrs. Clarence Clement and family, Toronto and Mr, and Mrs. Laurie VanVelsor, Hamilton, spent the week-end at their home here. Mr. and Mrs, George Mines, .of Akron, Ohio, spent the week-end with his sister, Mrs, Harvey Wright, Wroxeter. Mr. Arthur Wilson and daughter, Mrs, Lloyd Dellow, of Stratfoni, visited. the former's sister, Mrs. J, F. McLean, last Saturday. Mrs. J, Musgrove, who has bet , visiting her daughter, Mrs. Willis, at Whitechurch, has returned home. Birth HUNT .To Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hunt, R,R. 1, Gorrie, in Listowel Me- morial Hospital, a son, a .brother for .Rickey and a grandson for Mr. and Mrs. A. Hunt, J All HINDS Of OB PRINTING WINGHAM ADVANCE-TDIES ../.11.../••••••,,,,,NS".•1••••••••••••••••.4 Osow,,,,..nand• ALAN WILLIAMS Optometrist Patrick. St,. Wingham Phone 770 CLINTON PRIM SHOW SATURDAY JUNE 11 GARDEN OF PRAYER—Some of the lovely floral decorations Which graced the Wroxeter United Church last Sunday for the special Sunday Sehool Anniversary and flower Sunday services are shown above, The theme was "Garden of Prayer."—Photo by H. Spalding. 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