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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1958-03-26, Page 11Pliblished bY.,Atklbiarlily Itiren Pregre ve; CobsetvilAto A.Asuellittoit hiti11#411$1110141114111011*111C1011.;11#111#1401IMIlitIttlItiftittATtnathell.tutpt?!tptAtitflitit!!!!!rtiATti!t!Ii_;!!!1n10.9....0.qiiffity.81.!tlIt.i.tntifituIttittIlisiiittinitiatiftii69.10t#1.11111.11T11#11MIAliti111111#11.:1001;11L* WROXETER APIRMTRITOWNTNTOTNTRINTINTWWWWWW*MT1M01$10M010. W HAMILTON Mr, and Mrs. Snell Prescnied Thursday REV. GARDINER TELLS OF CHM VISIT COO OP tOMETRIST 'folding Alunail;;;;• WALL ThorokOnies* 1,1100 Ice4Iteti OrMl.r.r44,01,19.1..!Prfral."1.144.11•M Phone 37 for ppt,)illAti4Xfatik • • ill w• -KIIIIIIII111,111111111miliwilmiiiirAltmilnigliutIOn1111M1141111411111111411111011110111111111111111111111111-N SASH DOORS CLJI)BOARDS hero. Mr, and Mrs. William gihPPgPxx of Molcswortit spent Sunday with M". lr.1P.• Wright. Mr, and Mrs. Allister •Green oIC Wingharti,.. were also callers at the same •bOrl,.1,o-. Mrs, glehard Griffith. spenli• Sun day with. Mr. and Mrs,' Charles. MeOuteheon nnil the ladles ,spent pert •of • the, mfternoOn• with .Mrs.. Gloync Higgins, 13itieVale , 'Miss Nellie Ball„ Toronto., spent' last week with Mr. and Mrs.- GeOrge. Sanderson .and Miss,' Mina.-,and. Mr.: gra. J, MeGillvary. Spent i.Priday with her mother, WS. WIM4Ill MS011, and Mr, and Mrs, George Gibson, Mr, Archie) Gibson, who spent last weeit at the same home, returned to axis borne ira Nelson, 13;c, on° PridaY„ :Misses Winifred Munro and. Donna McLean, London, spent 'the' weekend at their respective homes WROXIMM-----A group of neigitt, hors and friends gathered In the Wroxeter community had '.1,11nri- day evening in hinter of Mr. and Mr4, jrilln Snell, Morris n Ito who were 4narried recently, An „address was re4CJI la Wile Douglas and a gift of money pro- sented Frep Montgomery, The evening' Was spent playing card* and 800141. chat, We, eXtend best wishes for many years of happily married life to the couple, AWNINGS . TILES .L'U.413.ER ti)IED:ING T4ephone Y PROCESS SHUR-GAI] MEANS GREATER LANT FOOD VALUE UARANTEES SAVINGS E AND LABOUR The granular nature of "New Process" allows more efficient plant food utilization,..lt has' been proved that a granular. type of fertilizer permits more of the pbospboruS content. to go to work, than do con, vent ional P oWdery.t,y pc fertilizeri,With "Nmx)WoceSS"- SIIUR-GAIN,you attnidly get more plautpod value. for-your fertiliZer .:. • . • . . More efficient plant feeding is only Pailtof the "New PrOcess" S1IUR-GA11I• Fertilizer success story— you profit in other ways trap The grapular texture of "New Process" SHUR-GAIN, plus its controlled low7Moktare content,' means big say. • ings in time and lahour.,"New Process" SHUR-GAIN . is always free-running,, it drills well, and thre's almost a complete absence of dust. ven after long storage, "New Process" SHUR-GAN holds its, smooth flowing consistency—no by/Well-on/ -caking or lumping. And you save still more valuable time, simply from the quick way equipment cleans up „ after hsing SHUR-GAIN. Only "New Pyocess" SIVJR-GAlk means greater plant food value and guarantees such ease orhandling, Call your dealer, invest in. SHUR-6AIN this year. Only. SHUR-GAIN is "Now Process". _ • WROXETER--St, Patrieit'S pay WAS observed at the regalar •of the Wiwi* ,f.floris Glith When Ladies' Nlght, Was held in the 'coinniunity hall in 1P9rtivvich. with 4-0, Lions end their hicks en- joying a banquet, catered to by the Indies of Trinity Anglican Church, The tables. looked very attmetive with their Irish centre picoes in honor of March 17, Lion President Gordon Edgar Presided, and among the guests at the head table were Rev, and Mrs. Ctardiner of Fordwieli and Bill Gibson of Wrosefer. With Miss Elva Foster at the piano, Mrs, Carl Douglas Bel- more, led in communitY singing of Irish songs and Mr. Gibson favored with 'sc.Veral selections on his ac. eordian. Tail Twister Lion Ken Edgar conducted 'an Irish contest, using the names of most of the Lions present, and also a hifiky draw, Rev, Gardiner, the guest speaker, was introduced by Lion Warren' Zurbrigg, and speaking.owthe city of Chicago, took his audience on an imaginary tour of that city, Among the places of interest men- tioned were the North Western University (where the speaker had spent several weeks • while taking a course fit the university), Sol; dier's Field, Marshall Field's mar- 49t, the Chicago Stock Xards, the Chicago Tribune office, Chinatown, and the First Methodist Church. Mr. 'Gardiner also commented on the good work done by the Lions clubs. Lion Warner Collings thank- ed the speaker, to yvhorn. he pre- sented a gift on behalf of the club. Lion Harvey MeDermitt also pre- sented Bill Gibson With a gift. Three new members were wel- comed into the club, Bill Simpson and La.wson Doig of Nfolesworth, and Blake McMillan of Gorrie. Lion Stan Bride Conducted the ini- tiation service.. The meeting closed with the customary. Lions' Roar,, ,.. to serve frierully people lihe you Maliy titings make'gotld telephone Sett PriO:ible•. 110110 is more vital aunt good _telephone pevpir. 2kap. Mailer is a typical .c.cample. • telephone operator, -courteous and ellieicni,Je,tit symbolizes .the thousands of people ulio help to -make telephoning. more enjoyable fin- Canadians in •commttnitif.s large and . Whenever you require assistance„ friendly' tele- . phone people like lean Mailer are there to help you,-a t any hour oir the day or night. This assurance, - there iS ("t! pal..4 alert operator alway.N as near as your telephone., i; one of the many little things fluit make your Leif:phone service such a truly good value. Ako% THE DELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF CANADA evening, March 21, in the Unite(' Church basement _with 15 tables in play. The winners were Mrs. Allan Munro, first; Miss Evelyn, Hupfer, second. Ann Gibson and Harvey Heimpel won the prizes for children. Arnold 1411111, - Mr. and Mrs, Alliater Green, Lin- da and Janice a Winglutin, were Sunday guests .9.f Mrs, W, Weir and Miss .Gertie •13usli„, anti also willed on Mr. Edwin_ Palmer. Mr,. and Mrs. Roy Gowdy, MOM. spent Wednesday with MP, and Mrs. James Doig, Mrs. Gordon Greig was a Toron- to visitor one day last week.. Mr, and Atm John Luen.S; . Mr, mid Mrs, •Gordon Heath if Listowel, were Saturday guests of Mr. Loaf Mrs, Ross Coates. Mr. and MrS. Lyle Bart and Pat- ti, of Listowel, were Sunday visi- turn with . Mr. and Mrs.. William Hart, Mrs, R. Newton and Beity, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. William Newton, Byron, Mr. and Mrs. George 'Westlake ,autiompanied Mr. and Mrs, Gar- field Westlake. of Elmira to Gode- Oen on .Sunday, where they spent the day. Messrs. Howard Wylie,• James Wylie', Leslie Douglas and Ewart MeKercher were. in Toronto last week attending the IVLE.F.A, Un- derwriters'. convention. Mr, and Mrs. H., Durst and spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bertram and family, Clin- ton. Mr. and ,Mrs. Ken Collier and Ci-arY of Landon spent the week. end with Mr. and xris. Ira•MeLean. Miss Gladys 3Viusgorve of ,aren. ton ia visiting her mother, Mrs, Jeffray.Xusgrove and Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Musgrove. . We are sorry to report that Mrs. Herb Patterson is a patient in a London hospital, but .hope for a speedy recoyery. The Tuesday Starlight Group. held a crokiriole party Qlt 'Friday CANADA PACKERS LIMITED fiflunufutItirsis tit "New Procass" SHUR-GAIU FetilliZat Chutliam Toronto .M#MMIHICHNWIIIMIUMEWEMAMMWFUIMMIAMMMOTHMIIIIIMMWEIUMMIPIIMIIIMIMUMIVIIIMIIMMIMUMIIIMUMIUMNIMMAIMOMMIIIMUMWMICIIMOMMMIMMMIIMMAITIIIIMIIIMMUMPHIMMUMMMEMEMOIMEMWHOWNIMMilIMMUMMTOMMMIIIMMMIIMPAIIMIMMIUMMIllifiliM ,V9T-E . • FOR A 'CLEAR MANDATE National Development Fair Play For Farmers Improved Social Security A SHINING RECORD OE PROMISES FULFILLED .AuRoN -9110i11111101irlity;0! 0