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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1958-10-08, Page 3r. AT YOUR NEARBY YORK DEALERS STORE. wfifis4mAtivine•-*Ini•fh W040.04ro '04*, itht 114 r.s.14 poulogimpleilipitoimoitionimiolimialli10111•0104100111*, Trinity Guild I SPEAKING SPELLING BrimeJs Choir For Anniversary WANT CASH , FOR TN I NG$ YOU NEED THIS PALL? THEN GIVE T.C.C. A TELEPHONE CALL! ksgiving TREAT YOURS' ELF TO A - • • • • , , coLOURFIX 131i.c, TURKEY SET TSE14OEAVE--,134Pketti of .autumn flowers decorated .Knox Presbyter.- chinch anniversary service there on .$1044y. The regular minister, Rev J"Green, Was. in chew of the service, With special music supplied. by .00 choir of PreshYteriart Church, Brus- sels, under the direction of the leader, Donald Dunbar, • 'reeltatlehe aliti the ai3e1. ling matdh, George prest, dent of the school fair *as chair- man ,and the results Were as follows; 1 ,Turkey Platter, J2 Service Platea T O Pack Bae HELD BELORAVE—M l a, Cara OMPETITION welcomed the members of the Guild of Trinity Anglican Church capacity crowd filled the Foreater's Hall, Eelgrave, to her bOrne for their regular TnigtiplleScInentThMirlir,4614rai?°131,70.: Lre'ri4aYThleavlenCh194eQtlettl.°).3s Bear ton, onened ibe meeting with pray,, LielgraVe '401091 Fain the public eirtr'lif01101:nw,PdMI)rys, AthleeeTmN:tit'SeryFa reYaedr speaking, the Scripture 108%1, Routine ports were read by the secretary and treaStrrer. A,T AUTO REPAIRS , OtLGRAVE Hafermehl's Jewellery "Finest Quality , and Service" • EVENING VIAM9ND APPOINTWNTS ON It11:411(TEST • RPM! 'REPAIRS Mr, Fred Swindlehursr of Lor Angeles, California, is visiting with Mr, and 'Mrs. Nicholson and family. Mrs, William Kelly spent last week with her daughter, Mrs. Joe Morgan, who has been a patient in St, Joseph's Hospital, London. Mr.' and Mrs. Goldie Wheeler and family of London visited over the weekend with Mr, and Mrs. Herb Wheeler. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Vincent visit- ed relatives at St. Marys London and Zurich last week, The grotty was reminded that th e bale is to be packed on the week of the 13th Of October and articles for same may be left, at the home', of Mrs. Lawrence Vannan. Coin* mittees were appointed for the fall bazaar which will be held in NOT, vember, Mrs, Lawrence Vannan. was con, vener of this meeting, The roll , call was answered `by naming a woman from the eld Testament. Fees were paid, and Christmas cards were distributel, Lunch was Served by the hostess; assisted by rMs, A. M. Perdue arid Mrs, L, Vannan. Recitations, beginners; Kcnrietb Mathers, S Morris; J3ryan 13 East Wawanosh; Bonnie Pletch, it Morris; Richard Anderson, Bel- grave; Cameron Andersen, Bel- grave; Vern Walsh, JE3eigrave. Recitations, grades 1 and 2; Ron- ald Taylor, 9 East Wawanosh; Jhdy McDowell, 13 East Wawanosh; Audrey Coultes, Belgravei- Audrey Wilkins, 11 Morris; John trurvey 8 Morris; tie, Ray Mathers, S Mor- ris and Malcolm Anderson, Bel- grave. Recitations, grades , 3 and 4. David Walsh, Belgrave; Margaret Craig, 8 Morris; Ruth Mathers, 8 Morris; Marilyn Taylor, 13 ;East Wawanosh; Marian Yungblut, East Wawanosh; Terry Johnston, 8 Morris. Public Speaking, grades 5 ant 6: Sandra _Lyn Henry, U. 11 East Wawanosh; Gordon McMurray, Morris; Joyce Procter, 5 Morris; Ross Wightman, I3elgrave; Peter Geertsma, 13 East Wawanosh, Public Speaking, grades 7 and 8: Loans from $150, to $2,500. or more. Take up to 30 months to repay on a wide selection of loan plans. Prompt; dignified service. 148 THE SQUARE, PHONE' 797 GOPERICH, ONT. /Before washing ebony ' brushes rub, the wood thoroughly with vase.. line; this will prevent the ammonia or' soda water from spoiling the ebony. Then rinse brushes in cold water to which a generous amount Of ammonia; has been added; shOte and place in open air to dry. Dirt is removed like magic. • Introducing the "Linear Look"... OL.EDSMC)1E3ILE Fon'S9 How mild uou like a PORTRAIT . 3o totally now... ea typically Olds Linda Coultes, 13 East Wa,wanoSh; Mary Craig, 8 Morris; Ruth Michie, 5 Morris; Lila Black, 13 East Wawanosh; t' Anne Wightman, Bel- grave. Spelling match, Murray Coultes, 17 East Wawanosh and Ross Wight- man, Bel grave, The following numbers were en- ioyed between the different classes: Chorus and dance from the Junior room of the I3elgrave school; uni- son and two-part chorus by U11 and 9 of East Wawanosh; duet by Ruth 'Michie and Marilyn Camp- bell, 5 Morris; double trio, 12 Morris; and a chorus number by the Morris Township schools. The girl and boy winning the highest number of points in the school fair were, Joyce Procter, 5 Morris and Ted Lutz, U6 East Wawanosh, they were each present- ed on behalf of the T. Eaton Com- pany, with the new book, Walt Disney's World of Nature. Judge's' for these competitions were: Mrs. D. S. MacNaughton, who conducted the classes of reci tations; Miss Verna McLaughlin, conducting the, public speaking and Mrs. Gordon Mundell conducting the spelling match. 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See the beautiful new Magic-Mirror finishes with the built-in lustre that lasts ! You are cordially invited to come in and see the start of a new styling cycle—the 1959 OLDSMOBILES-Lat your dealer's now ! Enjoy crunchy bits of delicious Praline candy, accented by the full rich flavor of butter caramel. You and your family will want to try this exciting ,flavor sensation. Mr. Ian Howes leaves this week for Charles City, Iowa, where he will take a short course. Week-end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Howes were: Mr. and. Mrs. John Howes, Owen Sound, and Mrs. Robt. Russell, Dundalk. The latter is a cousin of Mr. Howes. Mrs. Alonzo Sperling, Miss Hazel Snarling, Master Tommy and Davey Sharp spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Robertson and Mrs. Ethel Ca!rmichael, Goderich, They were accompanied as far as Saltford by Mr. and Mrs. Win. Maxwell, who visited Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Westlake. Mrs. Jas. 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