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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1958-04-02, Page 9Nil t • A is t;. t• tl .A.00. YOU. •Ito0, CQVQ ':PACK T ALONE? 4 You ;husbandh4 Chief" beneficiary, would you know bow to administer lits g iJate? Do you understand 'mottle Tax ti,t1! mints and Suecession Duties? Whitt of evaluations and liquidation' of assets? 11`e p.erience in Estate Planning and Management can cause unnecessary losses and Untold worry, That's why so many ,wise men *tnd''V'y,omen depend on the experienced -helpo thg Sterling Trusts, .Arrange to. see Sterling a. rusts: with Your husband today, You'll find Wein :personally, interestedin helping you.. THE* k CORPOr AT1ON in:Toronto CO Air. Parker EMpire 4-7495 in .Barris? Call Mr. Alcorn PArkway $4181 11 U$tUHURII Mr, and 'Mrs+,. Alex tie viited; u la with i C onset w awe' Pa,c a !t a rs, ging -i .Y y g of 'iur.nlaerry. Chas. Leaven who Jtacl Ills leg Injured while wg kin> among ,stock at the barn two weeks .ago has been es;cpvcring, nicely. Mr, and Mrs. :Frank L imreeac and daughter,: Vicki, of Atwood;. visited on Sunday with Mrs. W9/1.0 Lett. . $, Gordon 'Elliott anti- Mrs. Donald Campbell Made a trip to. London on Monday, where Mrs, Elliott had a .obeok.u» on her eye, The folks of Langside ,.district held a euchre on Friday evenieg in ,the hall there, with six , tables In play, Lois Conley and Parrish Muffatt held: high points, and Tiny! Fight! Fulll'Powerl earw revel bearing aid new 4 -Translator lar' Warn, entirely at the Earl Slendir, tinted, contoured to, fit snugly right at the :car! 10 -day 6loneyt!3ac.k Guarantee, Easy' Writs, See it today„. etijoy 'fa*` mous Z.eni,th •Quality!, Free home demonstration arranged. ZENITH ^ire nc o.Q a of fa' 4+� 9 . tf We carry:batteries and accessories ler:meat • henrng aids Aucl;ey Toul=it?' s,nd Gordon Mottat4 held low pointe. focal talent pro- vided nsnsie for the dance that :foto lowed lunch. Mrs, .J, Musgrove of Wroseter,. and her daughter, Miss • riadys Mtaatg5o.ve, of~ Trslntoha. visited :on Sundey'wi.th Mrs. D. Willis. Miss Marjorie Coulter, nurse-itt- ,training in Guelph Hospital, .sp.ent the week end with her parents, 1>Sa; and Mrs. Albert cornea, Mr. and Mrs,, Jas, Moclf, Donnie ;Lynn and Danny of Lls.tgWC1 visit- ed .on Sunday with, Mr,: and; Mrs. Cat Weber. Mr, Writ, Kennedy of Marnoch visited on Saturday with former neighbours. at i',arltliilt, and Mt'. and Mrs, Kennedy visited on Sun- day with Mr, find Mrs, Jaolc; Wool- cook of Glenannan, Mr, Gordon McBurney 'w.es in London on Sunday and visited with ,Mr, James Hardie, who has been very ill In Victoria f''ospittal during the past w,eelc,, Mrs, Yardie and Neal accompanied Mr. McBur- ney and other members. of the family spent Monday in •,London. The annual business meeting and election of officers of the Women Institute will be iheld next Wed- nesday, April 9, in. the . M9mori l Hail here. • Thirteen tahl'es were hi play at the euchre held on Friday evening in .S.S, No, D hast Wawanosh, sponsored by the 12tih concession folks. Mrs. John McGee and Rtabt Arbuckle held . high points and tWne Mrs. G'•.1on John o and s.asal 6 pay 'Coulter, held low points, while the mystery prize went to. ;Doreen Pattison. Mr., and Mrs, Cecil Falconer spent a few days last week at the home of Mr, and Mrs.. Elgin Wel- wood, Caledon and with his mother, gra. John Falconer. The children of SAS, • Ilio,. jO School made their bi-yearly trip to the dentist in Lucicnow .on Monday and Tuesday this week. Mrs, Irene. Paterson of Toronto tt; 4 • Pe:signedto give you the ultimate in , cooking perfcylioll, a modern electric •, . range 1,Nri1l roast, .broil, fry, bake and boil —all automatically. Electric cooking is clean Cooking., Your pots and pans stay shining bright. t... There's no film: oil walls and curtains ,%tlld your kitchen stays ccicl, Electric 'cooking is fast ,cooking—cconomicai too. Witli \an automatic'clecl.ric range you .; LIVE BETTER a LE CT,RICALLY • the safe, clean, modern way, better. i • • i • USE IIN AUfiQMATIC ELECTRIC RANG ; ro .>r 2 10 *Au v e. ec rkciti does so much 14 or costs so little A At Thianof'fering Of Wingham 'Group VV e • , l f i�� . ' iiU>ltr�if hist a 'fe s o d y the1 "� (lamb Wit n ,, u i MmS ofa 'United hu a t attended the ,Laster 'rhankoffering meeting it the W.M.S. of the U n- std Merck o , bridty last, and were delighted with the program presented, and with the pictures and Interesting address, of the special speaker, Miss Laura ' char. The people of this district` have been keenly interested for years with Miss Collar's work in .Africa, and were pleased to hear of the great advancement in Christian education and .practices among the people there, All were proud of the generous .contribution the United Church W.M.S. made towards the purchase of a car that Miss Collar hopes to take back with her in the interest of her work, All enjoyed the lunch and aipv►ai half-hour to•• gether. spent the week -end' , wail her mother,'Mrs, Wm. Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Craig`Scott and baby Blaine of Kinloss, left on Monday to spend a few days at Peterborough, Mr. and Mrs. Tien 1vfeClenagban and Mr. and* Mks. Carl McClemsg- ban spent Sunday at the lupine of Mr. and Mrs,. Wm, Parker, of Clin- ton, and Mr, Ben Mcclenagitan stayed to spend a few' slays there Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Currie and children visited on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Russell Gaunt. Mrs, Currie held the lucky ticket ,on the quilt that was' raffled at the Lower Wingham euchre on Friday evening, Mrs. J, 'G, Gillespie; Mrs, Ezra Scholtz, Mrs. Herbert Laidlaw, Mrs. Jas, Falconer and Mrs. Rpbt. Laidlaw attended the W.M.S. Pres- byterial meeting in Clinton on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Farrier spent a few days last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Russell Farrier, Wingham. 'Mr, and Mrs. Jas, Falconer and Lois spent theweek-end' at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Wel- wupd, and withhis mother, Mrs. John Falconer, at'Caledon, Mrs. John Hutchison spent a few •clays last week at the home of her ,daughter, Mrs. Edward. Nich- olson, of Thamesford. Mr, and Mrs. Alex Robertson and children visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Dawson Craig. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fraser and children of Walton visited on Sun- day at the home of Mr. and Mrs.. John Jamieson. ' Mr. John Metcalf of Turnberry, who resides with Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Metcalf, was taken, to Wing - ham Hospital on Saturday 'suffer - lug from pneumonia. 'rhe ladies of the Presbyterian W.M.S, here attended a . Thank - offering meeting in the Wingham Presbyterian Church on Tuesday to -hear Miss 'Laura Collar, the special speaker. • Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Laidlaw Were in Goderich on Sunday and visited with his mother, Mrs. -Jas. Laid- law, Who was able to leave the hos- pital and was visiting at the home of her brother, Mr. Calvin Strau- ghan. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Laid- law of London also visited there, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Robinson and I£eith of Belgrave visited ori Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Rob- inson. Mr, and Mrs. Harry Templeman and children of Corrie visited on Sunday at the home of her sister,. Mrs. Jack Shiell and Mr. 'Shield. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Currie at- tended the Hobby Exhibit on Achievement night in Teeswater On Friday night, and Mr. and. Mrs. Currie spent the week -end at the home of their daughter, Mrs., Rich- ard Deacon, of Guelph. Mas. Nelson Smith of Markhaiu spent a few days last week at. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Chapman and returned hOjne with ,Mr,. Smith, who visited there on Sunday, with his mother, Mrs. M. Smith, who has been quite ill with pneumonia during the past two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Armstrong ;sponsored a euchre in S.S. No. 7, Wawanosh on Friday night. tight tables were in play. Mrs. ,Pas. Liddy and Calvin Robinson. held high points and Mrs. Roy Robinson and Tom Armstrong held low points, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. .Armstrong are sponsoring a euchre 'this week. Harris burden and lel. friend, Gordon Donnelly of Cooks - vine arrived home last Tuesday after spending five weeks on a trip to Mexico City, New Orleans and Jacksonville, Florida, Gordon re- turned home to Cooksville on Saturday, after visiting for a few tlat•ys with Mr, and Mrs. Calvin Robinson, Mr,- and Mrs. Russell Ross and children visited on Sunday with Mr. 'and Mrs. Clarence MoClenag- han of Rothsay. .• 1 .3T HELENS Tie lathe i' .fie. reminded of the a,t.atuaal nattetin,g eat the Womete's Iiaatttute'..thid: t'f'hitrsciaYl after - at 2kitty= meat of. fens anti lhousecleaning hints. Miss .rMaargart t' Miller, ide•g, ;i L, was Jtowe. filum Stratford fats” the avK(Sic*cilli: Mr. John McQuillin of 'u►'itadsor is spendilag,aa few weeks :tit his' hone here. . P'riday,wan a lucky dart for Mr,. Will Webster, wise beside winning a prize at the. St. Helenas School party held .a lucky. ticket for .0,00 art the draw spoatsoreti.by the myth ZIoekey team. Fina' hard U Paiity At St. letens. School ST. Ill!.Lhi $--'Phe final. card Party at' tlie, St,` :Helens ,School for this, year was .held on Eridra even- ing with eleven tables• .of shoot. High honors went to Mrs. Aithari Miller and-Clerden Struthers, With eousolAtion. prizes to Bill Mala ler son, who played: as':a lady,' and th Ernest Vaiti it . in fife rllraw tiaf followed' ;fur. prizes made- by the -pupils, Archie At.itchison..won. the cushion; Mrs. ). G. Todd,,, the shelf ,and Will Web- ster, the -pillow. eases. , • Love ;Q'LNe ghbor Is CGI'' Theme Mrs. W Tiffin led .the .sing- song at the;Wingiam Tuesday evening.. The 'worship service Was in, charge of Mrs. Me Murphy' 'group and was based on a coarimandment Jesus stressed' at. the last supper, "Thou :shalt love thy neighbour as :thyself" Scrip- ture passages: from' Matthew, Mark and John were. read by Ruth Hod- gins, Jane ..,Iietherington and Sue Nasmith Mrs. McMurchy road a story which. eriiphasized the com- mandment, itrs V; r Reid's group 'did the first. half ,of, a,.project;' on the churcli,and.•Mrs; McMurehy's group worked on baby jackets and night- gowns for ,° their ` mission project. The Super' Jets' had a guest, Mrs. F. Blakelyr .wlio, showed• ,them how to do shellwork. Play Presented by Teeswater Juntors ST. %IIcLENS--The Junior Fartit- era and Junior institute of Tees. Water provided' a very fine everh- #tug's entertainment in the corn.'. situnity hall on Wellhesday when they presented their play "Here Comes Charlie", The play was a. partIcularly ,good one and it was Weil giOen, a Between the acts, 'Feed McG�ull On accompanied by Mrs. Mciuil- lin, played the 'mouth organ and Mr. WO Mrs, E. W Hite sang a dint,. Mule for the dance that fol- lowed was .provided; by :F'arrlet's 4rehestra aaedl Mr. and Mrs, Chess ter Taylor. Cycle:•Rslc No police officer -"wants to east himself -iii the Tale of a' miserable spoilspPrt. •hounding 'innoceiat, youngsters; but it • must be re- membcred,tba't an unlighted bi- cycle at night is a. real, menace. to its rider as well as . a nerve wrecking .hazard for motorists, Parents of, course,, bear. the prime responsibility, 'to see that their youngsters do ..not break the law but the-4)o1lce must 'uphold the law too andrnot.give:way to, false kind- ness—Calgary; Albertan.. 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