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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1962-02-21, Page 3• 1 v 1 makes luscious desserts and toppings! mealMoro. Irot c, two uewRope buakhtls•- "'M.nl IlcIt Mo; pi. with bFnu PAdk Fowdar" dr, J "Dandy De;,4u915 with lvapuroted Mdk:' Wilk ruddy; A e,to6•.,I ,11 DAIRY FARM/111$ OF CANADA 147 h.vm,port Iiu.d,Tolanto 0 INTEREST I 5 ON Victoria and Grey Trust Company Guaranteed Investment Certificates A Short 'Peril Investment —•-.3 to .I year terms 111 tunouuts from $IO() u1, --.Authorized Investlnulit fur Trust 1 I' [111.(ls I.nc(lntli1I1111aIly guaranteed ----Principal does not :fluctuate Interest is payable hall yearly by cheque, or you may. have the interest deposited to your t.;avintis account, or you may leave the interest to accumulate until the llrinc.ipal is (nue. d: :I Victoria and Grey Trust Company OWEN SOUND, ONTARIO At to brqhte'iip..90u1' home Regular 50c to $L35 single roll NOW PRICED AS LOW AS 33c Single Roll WHITE AN.i) OFF WHITE CEILINGS Regular 45c — SALE 29c BORDERS Sc YARD PAINT SALE 4:ter 113 - tidy to Use Stir and APYI1 PREL r�.a�riit 1'1 �� a6tritfCl(t cbtN��' Hundreds of quarts of Quality PAINT now on SALE for as little SPRED SATIN as 98c qt. LATEX FINISLI for living' rooms, dialing rooms, halls, bedrooms REGULAR, $2.75 QT. $8.60 GAL. SALE $1,69 QT. $5.95 GAL. SPRED LUSTRE SEM GLOSS Ai,Ii1'1) J:N:*,SIE for kitchens; Itrithitobliis, ftiruiture, w0o(1 tvor)c fhl'uugh: the hoiiSe REGULAR $2.95 QUART SALE1.98 ,, QUART GORRIE Mr:s, Anson Thornton, Miss Etta Burns and Mr, Doran Thornton were in London on Thursday and visited Mrs. Bella Greaves and Mrs, Harry Ferguson in Victoria Hos- pital, The condition of both is im- proving. Mrs, W. J, Hird has ' returned home from the Palmerston Hospital, Mr, Alex. Graham won second prize, a silver butter dish, .at the Toronto -Dominion bonspiel in Sea - forth, Lionel Johnston rink, composed of Burton Hubbard, Claus O'Kraf- ka and Alex. Graham won second prize, pork shoulders, in the 9 o'clock draw at the Gorrie bonspiel held in Wingham on Wednesday. Robert Hastie was in the first prize rink at the 11 o'clock draw, with hams the prize. Mr. and Mrs, George Galloway, Goldie and Gail, of Turnberry Twp., visited Mrs. .Anne Ritchie on Sunday, Fred Taylor, of Ilderton, spent the week -end with his parents, Rev, and Mrs. Fred W. Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Nickel, Tees - water, were recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Galloway. Bruce Grainger, of London, spent the week -end with Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Grainger. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Halliday of Wingham. visited Mr, and Mrs. Roy Gowdy on Sunday. LAC Leslie Will and Mrs. Will and Larry, of Trenton, spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs, Justin Will. Mr, John Strong is a patient in Palmerston Hospital. Miss Edna Lawrence, Toronto, spent the week -end with Mrs. Chas. Lawrenice. Mr. and. Mrs. Robert Mayburry and daughter of Mitchell visited a few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Stewart. Mr. Elmer Downey, Palmerston, called on friends in the village on Saturday. Miss Elaine Miller and Miss Sheila Bryce, of Guelph, spent the week -end with, Mr, and Mrs. Archie Miller. Mrs. Bella Greaves has been transferred from Victoria Hospital, London, to Palmerston Hospital, on Saturday, Mr, and Mrs. Archie Miller and Brenda Brears spent a day recently with Mr. and Mrs. Fleming Graing- er, of Jamestown. Rev. E. C. Attwell, Mrs. Attwoll and family spent Monday and Tues- day with relatives in Lucan. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Holmes, Dor- othy and Grace, of Molesworth, visited Mrs. Albert Dustow on Sun- day. Mrs. Edwin Day has returned home from Wingham General Hos- pital, os-pita1, Sympathy is extended to Miss Maude (Biggins in the loss of her sister, Mrs. Wm. J. Gallaher. Birth DANE—In Wingham General Hos- pital to Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Dane, R. R. 1., Wroxeter, on Friday, February 16th, 1962, a daughter, Laurel Eleanore. Music Pupil Passes Exams GORJur; - .. Congratulations to Lynda Johnston, who has received word that she has passed Grade V Piano, of Royal Conservatory of Music, Toronto. Mrs, Norman Car- son is her teacher. JACK UNDERWOOD IN GUELPH HOSPITAL GORRIE -- Mr, and Mrs. Earl Underwood spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Jack Underwood of Guelph. While helping a friend move on Saturday ice was hit broadside by another car going through the red Moir funeral home, Morrie, nnSat- light. ,lack suffered. a compound ttrday with the Rev. TV. W. Tay - fracture to his right arm, between for officiating. 'i'h(' pallbearers the shoulder and elbow, and is In were Thomas Meinnea, Irvin Ton - Guelph General Hospital. er, Robert Harrison, Harold 'ITyiel His friend's three-year-old man, Stewart Higgins and (!;wart tighter suffered concussion and 1s Whitfield. in hospital also. (-ler father Was Interment was in Gorrie ("rni- able to retinal hoine, etory. ' BEST SOLDIER—Gunner Harold Ross, one of the 35 men who completed the special militia training course last Thursday, was named best soldier of the group. He is pictured receiving a shield from Lt. -Col. L. G. Vickers, Ing officer of the 21st Field Regiment at the graduation ceremonies which in the armouries here. conimand- R.C.A. (M ) were held I4/inners of Two Couple Surprised Euchre Parties GORRIE - Prize winners at the LOBA No. 810 Valentine euchre on Wednesday afternoon in the Orange hall were first, Mrs, Russell Nickel, second, Miss Latta Burns. The Women's Institute held their progressive euchre on Friday night in the Gordo community hall. La- dies' first, Mrs. Wesley Underwood; Mrs. Russell Nickel; risen first, John Lathers, second, Wilford King. Miss Edna Stinson Buried in Gorrie GORRIE --- Funeral service was oondljeted by the Rev. Fred Taylor of the Gorrie United Church on Thursday at 2 p,m. in the. Moir funeral home, Gorrie, for Miss Edna, Victoria Stinson, of Toronto, who passed away in Toronto after a lengthy illness. Born in Howick 'township she was the -elder daughter of the ietr Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stinson, She re- sided in Gordo until 1927, when fol- lowing the -death of her parents she went to live in Toronto. She was a member of the former Gorrie Methodist Church and is remembered for her musical talent. One sister, Mrs. Preston Walker, of Ingersoll, survives, also two nieces and three nephews, A broth. er, Lambert Stinson, passed away in February 1960. Interment was in the family plot in the Gorrie Cemetery. Forward $155 GORRIE--The Gorrie and district. Bible Society convassers turned in $155.25, which was forwarded by Mrs, Burns Stewart, treasurer. to the Toronto office, Mrs. W. J. Gallaher Dies in Hospital GORRIE Mrs. Mary Frances Gallaher, wife of the late William T. Gallaher passed away in th Win glum General Hose! tal on Wednesday. February 1.4. She was in her 84th year. The late Mrs Gallaher was the I former Mary Frances Higgins, ni Turnberry Township. After her marriage she lived for several years on a farm in..Howiele Township. For a short time she was a resident of Winghani and for the past 35 yenta has lived in Gorrie, The deceased was a. member of the Gorrie. United Church, eviler'' sir was very active while health permitted, The late Mrs. Gallaher is survived by a sister, Miss Maude Higgins, Gorrie; one brother, Edgar I-1'iggitt.. Brussels; two niece's, Miss Lenora Higgins, Reg,N., London, And Mrs. C, E, Sherri, Wingham; also twit nephews, Mr. Aivie Higgins, Brus- sels, and Mr. Joseph Higgins, A ehelI. She was predeceased by t sister, Mrs. ,1', T. Lennox, Wingham, and a brother, Mr, Chester Higgins, Blyth. The funeral was hclrl from On Anniversary WHITECHURCH • Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Thompson of Goderich, Mr. and Mrs. Charles .Robinson and sons, Mr and Mrs. Stewart Coup - land, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Cal- vin Robinson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Mason Robinson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Robinson and family and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Taylor and family, all of Plast Wa- wanoSh, and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Robinson. and Keith of Belgravia gathered on Saturday evening at the hone of their brother, Mr. George Robinson and A'trs. Robin. Outlines Public Health Programa WHITECHURCH - Twenty lad- ies were present at the Februa.ry meeting of the Women's Institute held on Wednesday in the Memor- ial Hall with the president, Mrs. Dan Tiffin, presiding, After the opening exercises , it was agreed that Mrs. Tiffin at- tend the May Conference for pre- sidents, to be held in Guelph, Mrs. G. E, Farrier and Mrs, Peter Nor- man were appointed as leaders for the 4-H group who will study "Dressing up Home Grown Vege- tables" this spring, and the ladies son of Victoria St., Wingham, to will attend the classes for leaders honor them on the 25th miniver- in Lucknow on Wednesday and sary of their marriage. Thursday. A (notion to donate Taken completely by surprise, $5,00 to the International Institute Mr. and Mrs. Robinson, whose an- Scholarship was approved. Mrs. niversary was on Feb. 20th, wen- Ezra Scholtz gave a splendid re - conned the happy members of their port of the 4-H Achievement Day family to their home, and all en- at Walkerton and a motion was joye,l an evening of euchre and chat. After the bountiful lunch Ross Robinson spoke in 0. humor. approved to allow the club girl& to buy back their notebooks on their recent project. ous address, and presented the Mrs. J. D. Beecroft introduced happy couple with a table lamp as the speaker for the day, Mrs. Ver - remembrance of the occasion, non Reid, of Wingham, who has OFFICERS INSTALLED SIRS, H. TEIPLEVIAN MEADS AUXILIARY I"ORDWIC'FI The Howick Leg- ion Auxiliary 807 nlet in the Legion room for the February meeting Mrs. harry Templeman, president. was in charge. Mrs. Jack Wilson read the minutes of the last meet- ing. An invitation to join with the Wingham Branch on February 28 to celebrate their 25th anniversary was tieeept(:d and plans made for transportation. Twenty dollars was donated to the scholarship fund for veterans' children. T}o' secretary was asked to ronta('t the Legion lagsalin;.i a new stove for the kitchen. The mystery prize donated hy Mrs. Doss Doig was won by Mrs. Earl Moore. MI's. William McCann, zone commander, conducted tic' in stallation of the following officers: President, Airs. Harry Templeman; ist vire, Mrs. I)oncld t Graham; 2nd vice, Mrs, George Hamilton; see., Mrs. Wm, Austin; treas., Mrs. Mci Athol: sga-at-arms, Mrs. Emma Williamson; velour hearer, Mrs. Earl Moore; pianists, Mrs. Jack Wilson (n(1 Mr's. Ken TTndrrwood. Sick committee, Mrs. Retia New- ton, Mrs. Ross Doig and Mrs. Annie T-Tarris: veterans' cheer boxes, Mrs. Vern Clarke; a lito's, Mrs. Jtu'k Wilson and Mrs. Wm. So(ilc'rn. Lunch was served by two mem- bers. First Class Honors In Music Exam Miss (.wendolyne Martin of Brits sets passed the Grade Ten Piano- forte music examination of the Royal Conservatory of Music held itt Stratford (333(1 will rrcedv( to err 11fientc' as she has completed the five theory examinations with 89.8 per rent, which lead up to this grade. At. the revolt examinations in Wingham she received first plass honors in (;rade f'iv'e musical his tory in connection with the ARC'h She is a student at the Wingham District High School. been a Huron County health nurse, serving with the Health Unit. Mrs. Reid gave an outline of the various lines of health work that concerns these workers in the homes, schools and clinics, with immunizationfor whooping cough, small pox, ,diph- theria and tetnus. She mentioned. the test clinics for rheumatic fever, jaundice and TB. Mrs. Reid then showed pictures taken at the unit. and at cliferent schools of their work, sanitary inspections, prevention of accidents and health in animals in the veterinary work. Mrs, Alex Leaver voiced apprec- iation to Mrs, Reid for her inter- esting talk and slides, and present- ed her with a remembrance from the Institute. The roll call, "What I rat for beauty and gond temper", was ans- wc't'rd humorously by all, and Mrs. Victor Emerson had charge of the motto, "No one gets indigestion from swallowing his pride." She said we have mach to he proud of in this country and should live proudly and die proudly, Mrs. Gar- net Farrier had charge of a Val- entitle contest and the meeting was closed with the national anthem. Thr hostesses. Mrs. Alex Leaver and Airs, (;t'rshom ,Johnston served a delicious luncheon. Euchre in Hall WFIITl9ci•IIITtcH 'fit(' Memor- ial Hall hoard sponsored a euchre in the 11(x11 last Friday night, where six tables '.vire in play. Mrs. Os- car Seh('fter and Albert Coultcs held high points and Mrs, J. D. Hyperon. had the most, lone hands. T,uneh was served and the social Help enjoyed by all. BLUEVALE Members of the Women's Insti- tute providr(1 18 boxes for shut-ins its Valentine remembrances, Mrs. A. D. 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