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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1958-09-24, Page 9""710Prl' Air:44'.7t n. 4 KINETTES OPEN FALL SEASON Mrs. .11Ittrray Stainton was hos- tess to the first fall meeting of the Winghain Kinette Club on Monday evdning with the new president, Mrs. Jim Currie in charge, The roll call was answered •by how each member spent their holi- day during the summer. Mrs. Jack tateson was presented with the past president's pin, and one new member, Mrs. Max McCarter was welcorried into the club. The conveners of the different committees gave reports on the Work accomplished during the year which was quite successful. The new committees with their new conveners, were named for the conn- ing year, Plans were made for the fall tea 'in October when the Welty The Court of Reviaism on the 1959 will be drawn. Luncheon was served by the hos- tess assisted by Mrs. Jack, Walker. You * Auto Buy Now at 1956 Plymouth Sedan Beautiful Two-time, Blue, one-owner oar, very elean, exee lent condition. f ,p0E5 YOUR 'COMPLEXION (NEAR INSPECTIONS VANCE'S DRUG STORE. NAS EVERYTHING 1,N BEAUTY 'Alps• TO MAKE YOU LOOK YOUR,: LOV LI ESTI Mkt MIA Nr{3, • , —Mrs. Peter FAher returned to Hamilton' on Sunday after attend, log the funeral of her step-son, Dr. Peter Fisher of Kingston. Dr. Fish- er lost his life in a boating awl- dent near. Kingston, Burial took place in the Wingham - Cemetery, •The sympathy of her many friends in Wingham is extended' to Mrs. Fisher in her recent sad bereave- ment. • • • —Mrs, rtarvey Fisher, Mrs. Al Williams,.Mrs,' Jack Lloyd and Mrs. Jack Bateson attended the in- vitation golf toufna,ment at Kin- efircline last week, Mrs. Lloyd won the prize for the.• lowest number of putts in the nine-hole 'draw, ' —Mr. and Mrs. W; A. Heughan spent Sunday with .relatives in Durham. • -.. • • —Mr. and Mrs, W. B. Fielding attended the 1.05th anniversary services of the Baptist Church at Dui'llarn and .wore guests of Mr and Mrs: Wm. Moore of Varney. - —Mr, and Mrs. Ronald Riches"of Toronto and little daughtef; Hester- lee spent the week-end with Mrs. Riches parents,• Rey. and Mrs, C. F. Johnson. Ilesterlee remained with her grandparents. , —Mr. and 1\frs; Feed- Croucher and Miss Constance Hutton of Owen Sound were 'Visitors at the week-end -with Rev. C, F, and. Mrs. Johnson. ' , —Mr. and Mrs.'. Ien Stapleton and song 'spent the week-end at Barrie, visiting with' Mr. and Mrs, Roy Wilson and Bradley. . —About 600 took part in the play at the local Bowling Club 9n Thurs.-, day evening when a mixed jitney was held, Gu6ts 'Were entertained from AtWood, Teeswater and Ltielt- —Miss Mary Young' of Toronto• spent the Week-end ' with Gorrie relatives,' and' with "Mr. Hugh Sinith, a • patient in. 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WINGHAM = ONTARIO somommie qsauscso insevent Wingham Canadian le Ion CAS —Mr, and Mrs, Art Wilson and Mr, and Mrs, E. R, Harrison, have returned from a trip to Cornwall to see the St, Lawrence Seaway, —Mr, and Mrs, Jim McBurrig Spent last week visiting friends in Port Huron, and Detroit. -7-Mrs, Andrew Lunn, Dr, and Mrs, K. M, MacLennan and Mrs, E, Reavie attended Grand Chap- ter of the Order of the Eastern Star in Toronto last week;, • —Mr. and Mrs. 'Joseph Schneider arid Mr. and Mrs, Bill McKenzie attended the funeral of their uncle, the late Arthur Helm of London on Wednesday of last week, —Visitors' last week-end with. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Edwards were the latter's sidters, Mrs, Gor- don Cowan of Killarney ,Man., Mrs. L, W. Loppe end Mr. Loppe and daughter, Claudia, of Port Elgin. A nephew, Me. Dciug Cowan and Mrs. Cowan •of Hamilton, also • visited at the same borne. —Misses Pearl and Babe Ecken- swiller of Mimico and Miss Pearl Harding, Miss Jdan Tackaberry .and Mrs. Stewart Calvert, of Tor- onto, were week-end visitors with Mrs. E. A. VanStone. —Mr. Francis Mills spent tre week-end in . 'Farmington, Mich,, and was accompanied home by Mrs. Mills, 'who spent several days last week with her family there. —Mr. and Mrs. Peter Cheney returned to their home at Medicine Hat, Alta, after visiting with their 'son, Al and Mrs. Cherny and son. —Mr, and Mrs. Geo. W. Copeland of Willowdale and Mr. and Mrs, S. W. Johnson of Toronto were week-end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Copeland and attended the Smith-Currie wedding on Sat- urday. ,--Mrs. DeWitt Miller, , Mrs. Don Rosenhagen, Mrs. Ross Dundas, Mrs. Norman Welwood and Mrs. Hamilton, spent ths,week-end in Toronto. —Mr. and Mrs, Roy Adair were week-end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Keneth Baker and family of Strathroy. —Miss Anne Wilson of Ottawa is spending a few days with her brother, • Mr, Arthur Wilson and Mrs. Wilson. —Mr, and Mrs. Albert Rintoul and Donald were in London on Sunday and attended the christen- ing of their grandson Bruce Camp- bell, in Wesley United Church. —Mrs. Gus Kinahan of London, formerly of St. Augustine, spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs, Joseph• Brophy, Bruee St. George has been a patient in Wingham Hospital for 'the past week. Guests with Mr. and Mrs, T. A. Currie at the Week..end, and attend- ing the wedding of their daughter, Mary Frances, were Mr, and Mrs. V, A. Wilson of Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rose •of Blenheim. —Mr, and Mrs. A. Davidson and Mr. and Mrs. •G. Davidson of Van- couver spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs, Jim Hamilton and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Welwood and left for home on Friday. They Were returning from a trip to the I.,Pa,st Coast.' —Mr. and Mrs. &nee Edgar of Hamilton were week-end visitors with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Newman. —Mr. and Mrs, Clifford Aikens and family of Moncton visited on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, Robert Sinnamon, Minnie St. —Mrs. Alvin Orvis is a patient in Wingham Hospital. —Mrs. !Robert Wenger has re- turned 'from an ottended visit to London and is staying at the home of her son, Mr. Robert Wenger, Catherine Street. —Friends of Mr. D. S. Benedict will be pleased to learn. that he has returned home trent St, Joseph's Hospital, London, .ancl• is able to be out..; —Me. Glenn- Berry of Birming- ham, Mich., president of the Berry Door CO. Ltd., visited the local plant on Tuesday of last week. He Was accompanied by his son, Mr. Dean Berry, —Dr. and Mra. .faines Hall 'and three.sons of Port Colborne spent the wol<oncl.with relat'ves in town. —Mr. and Mr's. W, Hanna and Iitt. and Mrg, re, Sherhontly spent SundnY at Grand bend, —We are Pleased to See Mt 14, 3. Mils able to be .arbtittri again fol. levying' his recent Stephen spent :the week-end In f.,on- don with Mr, and Mrs. Vie LOugh- lean. —Miss Margaret BrophY, NVOT itnen's editor at CKNX and „BO other women's editors and food Special, lots were guests Of the .1, C. Heinz Co. at Leamington on Friday. TheY travelled TCA Viscount from Crtint: lin airport to Windsor Where , they were met by Heinz executives and taken-by •car to tour the plant and the "Sun Parlour, of Canada", *--Mrs, S. A. Murray of Minnie Street and her granddaughter, Miss Lenore Roane of Toronto, left last Thursday for their holidays, Mrs. Murray visiting' with her son and his wife, Mr. and Mrs, David Mur- ray, nary and Susan of Winnipeg and Miss Roane going on to Ed- monton to visit her sister, Mrs. Geo. Shoemaker, Mr. Shoemaker and daughter, Linda. ' Elhel Friends Hold Party for Newlyweds • A pleasant evening was spent in Ethel on Thesday evening of last week iii honor Of Mr. and Mrs, Jack Brophy of Winghara, when a number of their friends gathered at the•OOMmtinity hail, Panting was enjoyed to the, music of Ken Willoughby's Orches- tra, Before lunch was served, Mr. and Mrs, Brophy were tailed tv the front of the hall, Miss jean Smith read an, address and Bill Smith presented the young couple with ti PUrhen of money. Mra, Brophy is tilt, leaner Janet ibiettler of Ethel, re, —Mr. and Mrs. Archie Hertel and, children 'of Kitchener visited on Sunday with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Hugh .Sinnamon. —Mr, and Mrs.' Barry Wenger were in 'London on Sunday and visited with the . former's aunts, Misses Belle and Holly Martin. —Mr. and Mrs. Jack Orvis and family spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Orvis of Oil Springs. —Mr, and Mrs, FranCis Mills will leave on Friday for Pontiac, Mich., where they will attend the marriage of their son, Mr. Joseph Mills and Miss Joan Lauckner, in Grace Lutheran Church, Pontiac, on Saturday. This young couple will make their home at Sylvan Lake. —Dr. and Mrs, A. W. Irwin left pn Monday for their home in Largo, Fla,, after spending the summer months in this district, They were guests at the Smith-Currie wed- ding on Saturday. , —Mr. and Mrs. Alex Reid and Mrs. Walter • Smillie spent last Wednesday with friends at Ripley. —Barry Blake, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Leande'r Boucher was baptised at ,.St, "Paul's' Anglican Church on Sunday morning. Rev. C. F. Johnson officiated and Mr, and Mrs; T. Net'ery. were godpar- ents. —Mr. and Mrs. Geo, R, Scott and family and Mrs. Annie McKay spent, Sunday afternoon . at Grand Bend. —Miss Jean Irwin of Kitchener and Mr, and Mrs. Len Ste. Marie of Milton were visitors at the cottage of Dr. and Mrs. A. W. Irwin at the week-end and attended the Smith- Currie wedding on Saturday. —Mr. and Mrs, Andy Seett and , WINS WESTERN FOUNDRY TROPHY Only one short of a full entry, with 47 rinks participating, bowlers from many neighboring towns Were in Wingham on Monday evening for the 'annual Western Foundry doubles, 'Winners of the trophy, which was presented by foundry manager T. A. Currie, were Herb Duffy and Jack Porter, skip, of Teeswater, With three wins and a plus of 35. `The other prize winners were Stan. MacLean and partner of Goderich; Archie Townsend and Stewart Rob- ertson of Goderich; E. Downey and partner of Harriston; J. H. Craw- ford and Omar Haselgrove, Wing- ham; Cliff MriManus and partner, Goderleit and Rev, Christie and Lorne Dale of Seaforth.• Nursery Classes Planned by Y.W.M.0 The September meeting of . the Baptist Young Women's Mission Circle' wg's held at the home of Mrs, Earl Weitz on Thursday evening, "Work for the Night Is Coming" was sung and the president opened' with prayer. Considerable business was dealt with which included some plans for the making of quilts to be seneto *RO, a\l'arnes of missionaries were given out and the members were asked to write letters at once. After some discussion it was de- cided to organize a nursery for the children during church service. Mrs. Pedley and Mrs. B, MacLean were appointed as a committee to be in charge of the arrangetnents and to order the necessary material for teaching. , Miss Mary Stapleton sang a solo "Grace Greater Than 'Our Sins." The topic for the evening was a study 'on our work in Quebec and was under the leadership of Mrs. Sinclair. Some very interesting arti- cles were• read telling of the radio station at La Chute, the T.V. stat- ion at Noranda and how the Gospel :was reaching thousands in this way. Those who assisted in this Andy were Mrs. A. Procter, Mrs, F. Rodgers, Mrs. R. Kilpatrick and Mrs. F. Collar, A •season of prayer followed in which Miss Mary Hotchkiss and Mrs. M. Cantelon participated. It was agreed ,to support the Civil Defence program as outlined by Envoy Stanley Newman at a meeting held the same evening in the church. • The hymn "Daniel's Band" was sung and Mrs. Pedley closed with prayer, ‘1111111111111=1111111111•1 stn.flAnnov.44.4,AhiSos.0•4:441.04•Annno‘A HURON MOTORS Limited 4, A. 0. MacW0LLIAM ir0Rri and EBSEL irOitil andVOILDSOX IlitnitiVortS WINGHAM PHONE 23/ 1953 MONARCH SEDAN—, Meek, Tires, mechanically tops. 1952 FORD COACH Careen: A rend bargain in its price range F"6"4"' Piper by Montag ••••- Paroonalizihg by IriterNational 444ealat altos ova. . THE WINGHAM ADVANCE=TIMES. 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