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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1964-04-30, Page 8Page 8 - Wingha.n \d4 is►ct•-`fames, T'Itursdav, April 30, hitt= T ;* Nit YOU! SIMPSONS-SEARS WOULD LIKE TO TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY OF THANKING THE FIRE DE- PARTMENTS FOR THEIR FINE EFFORTS AT THE TIME OF THE FIRE. ALSO TO THOSE WHO ASSISTED OR OFFERED ASSISTANCE DURING AND ,!AFTER THE FIRE. IIM SOgS SEA`S EXQUISITE FORM, PLAYTEX, DOMINION, Etc., ARES AND 3RASS1ERES OFF We're making room for the latest in FOUNDATION GARMENTS Our new line will be announced shortly. FAMILY CLOTHING JOSEPHINE STREET PHONE 357-1700 "IT PAYS TO SHOP AT HAYES" MERKLEY'S STOREWIDE 41 THE HON. WILLIAM G. DAVIS, Minister of Education for Ontario, second right, is seen as he talked to Rev. G. L. Fish, Principal F, E. Madill and board chairman, Gordon Moir, following ceremonies which opened the new vocational wing at the WDHS.-- :. Need Visitors For Patients at Onto Hospital The Ontario 1 Eospital at God- rich appeals to readers of this paper for hospital visitors, :lane of the patients never receive visits and are lonely people. Dr. D. H. Moo ,k has written to the Advance -Times with a su g,estion from mem- bers of his staff. They would like to find se- veral people of any age, edu- cation or occupation who would "adopt" one patient each for regular visits, and perhaps tak- ing the patient for walks, etc. There would be opportunities for visitors to discuss with the staff problems they may have in rhe relationship and ideas for helping the patient towards • recovery. If anyone is interested in this worthwhile project call Miss Tadeson at Goderich, 524-7331, Local 5 or write di- rectly to Dr. Moogk, assistant . superintendent. ¢ R� 1964 CHRYSLER SARATOGA HARDTOP A real beauty. Very low mileage. 1962 PLYMOUTH 4-00OR 6 cylinder. Automatic transmission. 1962 VALIANT 2 -DOOR Automatic transmission. 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Johnson Talks On Mission Appeal The regular monthly meet- ing of St. Paul's livening Guild was held in the church hall last Tuesday evening. The meeting was in charge of the president, Mrs. Robt. Vivian. The openinf; hymn was fol- lowed by the Scripture reading and prayer. Roll call was an- swered by each :umber giving her husband's name, place of business and members of the family. This proved interest- ing, linking together families and their interests. Members presant agreed to assist with a donation of money toward the repairing of the floor of the chureh, which is to be done this sprine, and is ur- gently required. The amount will be passed at a future meet- ing when the expense isknown. Rev. C, F. Johnson spoke on the Anglican World Mission Ap- peal, at present being under- taken by the Canadian church along with all Anglican chur- ches around the world. This fund is to help relieve the suf- fering of those ' ss fortunate than ourselves, and is given out as an appeal to the indivi- dual to offer assistance for this very necessary cause, Two excellent films were presented. Mrs. Alvin Higgins read the introductory script and the projector was operated by Alvin Higgins. The film, "Little Man Stand Tall" and "North American Neighbors", were most interesting and showed clearly how the accep- tance of a Christian life can help to grow strong in charac- ter and faith. Mrs. Vivian's group served Enjoys $lst Birthday with Family The family of Mrs. C.R. Henderson, Leopold Street, sur- prised her on Sunday with a birthday party and many gifts, it being the occasion of her 81st birthday. Those who at- tended were Mr. and Mrs. John E. Henderson of Paris, Ont., Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Henderson and Miss Christene Henderson of Brampton, Mr. and Mrs. Danny Wellshy and Ricky, Mr. and Mrs, Gill Galloway and Mr. Archie Holmes of Brant- ford. Mrs. Henderson has two sons, John E. of Paris, and Robert E. of Detroit and two daughters, Mrs. James (Wealthy) Hender- son and Mrs. Archie (D7nelda) Holmes both of Brantford. She also has hut eleven grandchil- dren. A son, Stanley and a daugh- ter, Mrs. Margaret Smith who resided at Springfield, Ohio are deceased. a delicious lunch. Those in charge were Mrs. Vivian, Mrs. Terry Nethery, Mrs. Harold King and Mrs. Alvin Higgins. EVERYTHING IN THE STORE REDUCED 50% HURRY IN NOW WHILE THE SELECTION LASTS It 0 STOCK UP NOW 4,' 4. ERKLEYS ,„,„, Y. ,` CORNER JOSEPHINE AND VICTORIA STREETS �a. CHILDREN'S SHOPPE $:1;i•5O The finest in healthful sleep t'.. !'CSS w+ 8 by SIPA The secret of sound sleep: Beautyrest's over 800 individ- ually pocketed coils under deep layers of white felt up- holstering give you floating support ... relaxing rest! ONS EACH PIECE (TM) Beautyrest coil springs act separately to give perfect support to every body curve. 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