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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1958-11-05, Page 3Your: Hvirest is :Sure when you ins'est at British Mortgage.. 7 . Guaro r 4"°`3 0 Invesftlfftt Certifleate4 4.14 amount over §i100. 8 to 10 years Just mail your cheque flritish Mortgage clogs the rest, . Write for -an investment folder. BRITISI,I MORTGAGE & TRUST Founded In 1877 STRATF0413 .Tko Wing lm AdyinetOLImer, Wed., NO Y, zi*, 19M R tu.1 104410,1,11,1,11,0100.41,11,00flolutmoulimmiltO00111 : Choose that Speolit • NOW r . USE OUR CONVENIENT LAY AWAY PLAN vrtm Gift Wrapping of all iknns of 0,00 Or air c1' Hafermehl's Jewellery "Finest Quality and Service" ' vvy,NI Nvi, AILTOIT4VIMNINON ILLIITAWAIST a Wailltill$111111111,11tinowmtgalionnicusirximiliosommornotivittiO, The baby feels secure but is he? Family safety involves more than physical protection. There should be guaranteed financial security. Millions of Canadians get this through Life Insurance. They own more of this valuable property, in relation to national ' Income, than any other people in the world. Waste no time worrying about that small boy. He has a two-fisted grip on security. He belongs to a family, which considers Life Insurance an essential'part of its progress towards financial security, Canada is rich in. families that treasure life insurance as a present pledge and future promise of security; obtained by their own initiative, Friendly, helpful agents have shown 754 million Cana* diens what a valuable property life insurance iS, t very, year an increasing number of families buy life incur' ence as their Major source of family' and personal' security. Nowadays, living policyholder's receive 5rlx 'million dollars, every week, from the Life Insurance COrnpaniiii in Canada, 1HE urt INSURANCE COMPANIES IN CANADA IT TAKES JUST A MOMENT TO ARRANGE AN APPOINTMENT. Or5t 0150 Telephone 199 hORRIE, ST, NI LENS.- JP1111 Miller was guest of honor at .4 family ga- thering the home of her datIgh,, ' ter, Mrs, Fred 40quillin, On Sun, day in .celebration of her 71/th birth- day, The gathering included her fain, lly, Mr, and Mrs, John Sparkes (Muriel), theirdaug.hters Eileen and Donna and Mr. John Ikri.eler of London, Mr, and Mrs, Alvin Miller and Douglas of Stratbroy, Mr, and NW*, Eldon Miller, Margaret, and Lois, Mrs, Nicholson, Ports and' Mr. Nichnion and Kathy of gol-. stein and Mr. Don. Cameron,. Mr. Fred iVicquillin, Ivan and Barry. In all 22 sat down to a turkey sup- per. Mrs. Miller accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Sparkes on their return. to Lueknow, ST, :IIELENS FornIly Gathers for Birthday Dinner-- The ladies are reminded of the regular meeting of the Women's Institute this (Thursday) afternoon- at 2',3(), Roll 'call, quotatien ,C00- titining the word ''p'eace". Mr. and Mrs. . Cameron and. Carol of Detroit were recent guests. of Mr. and MPS. John .Cameron, Roy. g, M. and Mrs.. Wright of Monkton were guests of Kr, and Mrs. 4, W. Rice orr.SnndaY.,- Mr. W. Wicks „of' Toronto Was. a week-end guest of .'his sister, Mrs, 13, ,Gireon and Rev, Green. • . mr,,,Tp.e, Stewart Is .a. patient. in Westminster gospital, London, for a cheek-up. A memorial service will he bent in the .i,:omintinity hail and at the eenotapti on Sunday -afternoon, No- vember .0th. at 2.80, Everyone is invited, Among former members or pre- sent members froin.a distance .at, tending the special services in the' United Church here tin Sunday were Mrs, Marvin McDowell (for- merly Mary Clark) with Mr, Mc- Dowell of Westfield; Mr, Lorne Webb with Mrs, Webb and son ;of Goderiehl Mrs. Arnold Barbour (Edna Woods) with Mr, Barbour:; Mrs. Wm, Dougherty (CI a ra. Woods) with Mr. Dougherty of Giielph; Mrs, Mel Brown • (Irene Woods) with Mr, Brown, of Kit-. °honer; Mrs. Richard Martin (Ern- ma. Woods) of Ripley; Mrs, Wilmer Nicholson (Doris Miller) with Mr, Nicholson and Cathy or Holstein; Mrs, ,John Sparkes (Muriel' Miller) with Mr, Sparkes of London; Mrs, George Swan of Bervie; Mrs. Leon- ard Phillips (Marie Swan), Mrs. Ray Laidlaw (Anne Todd) with Mr. Laidla,w, Mrs, George Walker (Eva Humphrey) with. Mr. Walk- er, Mrs, Ernest Walker (Doris Taylor) with Mr. Walker; Miss Margaret Miller, all of Wingham; Mrs. John Nicholson (Helen Mc- Donald), Mrs. Chester Nicholson (Verna McDonald), of Belfast; Mrs, Ernest Snowden (Caroline Hurtiphrey) with Mr, Snowden of Donnybrook; Miss Ruth Webb of Brantford; Miss Alison Webb of Guelph; Mr. and Mrs, Earl Gaunt of Londesboro and Miss Anna Stu- art of Toronto. ONTARIO Mr, and Mrs, Soh Ferguson and Mrs, Tarry Ferguson spent a couple'of days In London last week. Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay Galbraith or Fordwieh visited Mrs. Wm. C9r, bett no SandaY. Mr, Robt, Adams of Palmerston called on Mr, and Mrs, Ernest King qn Sunday afternoon, The Guild of St, Martha will hold their November meeting at the home of Mrs. Jack Bennett on Wednesday evening, MP, and Mrs. Percy Colorer, Gary and Donna were week-end guests of Mr, and Mrs, Harry King. Mrs. Wilford King entertained members of 'the King family at dinner on Saturday evening. Mrs, John Brown has gone to live with her daughter, Mrs, Harold Keil and Mr, Keil, as she has not been in good health recently. Guests of Mr. and Mrs, Archie Miller on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Ira McLean, Wroxeter and Miss Sandra Miller, Listowel. Mrs. Jean Massey, Elizabeth and Glenn spent last week in Windsor, the guest of Mrs, Richard Shirk. Mr. August Keil in the Wingham Hospital is Aornewhat improved and able to sit up for short periods. Mr. Robt, Graham has been confin- ed to bed for the past ten days. Mr. and Mrs, E. H, Strong spent Sunday in Toronto and visited Mrs. Strong's uncle, Mr.• Robt, Hermison in the Toronto General Hospital. Mr, Geo. Gregg was home from Toronto for the week-end. Friends will be sorry to know that Mrs. C,-Gregg is suffering from shingles. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Miles dnd Mr. Ron Miles, Toronto, spent Sunday and Monday with Mr, and Mrs,, Norman Wade. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Short and Carol of Fergus spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. /Tom Short and Miss Myrtle Short. Mr, and Mrs. Fiank Jenkins, Orangeville, visited Mr. and Mrs, T. L McInnes on Sunday, Mr. arid Mrs. (Albert Stickless and Mr, and Mrs. Russel Parkine, Woodstock spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Burns Stewart and Mrs. Stewart. Mr and Mrs. John 'Winter, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Campbell of Ford- with visited Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Grainger on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs, Alex. Petrie, B Line and Mrs. Raymond Gowdy, Wingham, were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gowdy, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stafford, Kitchener were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thos, Vittie. Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Swan, Nancy and David of Watford *visited Sunday at the same home. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Doig, Wrox- eter, spent Sunday with Mr.' and Mrs. Fred Hynd'man. Mr, and Mrs. Harry Fuller and family of Watford visited Mr, and Mrs. Gerald Galbraith on Sunday, 'Mr, and Mrs. Graham Hastie, T-Iarriston visited Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Edgar on Sunday. Mr. Birks Robertson, Teeswater attended the funeral of the late Clayton Grainger on Saturday. Miss Betty Wylie, Toronto 'spent the week-end with her mother, Mrs. John Wylie. Sympathy is extended to the brothers of the late Claytdn Grain- ger. Mr. Stanley Douglas, Highway 87 held a successful auction sale of farm stock etc., on Thursday after- noon. Mrs. Irving Tbner, Mrs. Win. Wilson, Mrs. Geo. Brown, Mrs. T., McIn,nes, Mrs, Mabel Gilkinson, Mrs. Gordon Underwood, Mrs. Lot- tie Thornton and Mrs. Norman Wade were L.O.B.A. members attending an initiation by the Arthur L.O.B.A. Lodge at Palmer- ston on Monday evening, Mr. and Mrs, John Horvath and family of Stoney Creek, have moved recently to the farm lot 11, cnn 12. Pormerly owned by Mr, Lloyd Griff- fifth, win has moved to the former Tom Wright farm on the B. Line. Mr, and Mrs. Bruce White and Don and Miss Mary Knowles of Oakville were recent guests of Mrs. Wm. Corbett. Mrs. Glenn Johnston, Mrs, Ger- ald Galbraith and Mrs. Norman Wade were at Lakelet on Wednes- day where the Tweedsmuir History Workshop for the East Huron Dis- trict W.I. was held, ,Mrs. R. C. Walker of H.R. 1, St. George, pre- sided. Anyone wishing to sew or knit for the Red Cross may secure materials at the home of Mrs. Lorne Walker, Mr. Sam Robinson, Mrs. Norman Harding, Mr. John •Strong and Mr. Norman Wade were in Brussels' Wednesday for the annual ,meetine and banquet of District 8, Perth and Huron Agricultural Societies. /The Rev. E. C, Attvvell, Mrs. At- tWell and David visited friends in Sarnia for a few days last week. 60th Anniversary At Calvin Church ST, HELENS—Flowers in -abun- dance, including 'a basket placed by the family in Memory of the late Mr, and Mrs, R, J, Woods, added to the beauty of Calvin Church on the occasion of its 60th anniversary on Sunday. Rev. H. M. Wright, a former -minister, now of Monkton, was the guest, speaker and preached inspiring sermons at , both services. At the morning service a corn-. munion table in memory of the late Mrs. W. E. Gordon was un- veiled by Lorne Woods and dedi- cated by Rev. B. F, Green. At the conclusion of the dedication the 'old communion set, including the urn, goblets and plates, were placed on the table. At the morning service the spec- ial music included two anthems, "Great Is the Lord" and "Great , Is Thy Faithfulness", by the choir ,and a duet, "Be Still and Know", .by Mr, and Mrs. E. W. Rice. At the evening service Mrs. J. W, Joynt, Mr. and Mrs. Raynard Ackert and Mr. Bristow of Luck- now sang "When They Ring Those Golden Bells" and "Softly and Tenderly Jesus Is Calling" and Mr. Bristow sang "My Task". REV. R. VORSBUN IS ANNIVERSARY GUEST GORRI,E.--United Church anni- versary services wei'e attended by large congregations. Rev, Russel Horsburg of First United Church, Waterloo, was the guest speaker, At the morning service Mr. Hors- burg said" All ,Mankind Ts In Agony awaiting complete sanship; a fel- lowship with each other, nature and God'.' In evening he chose as his' text "The Just Shall LiVe by Faith". Special music was provided by the choir, and Gerald White Waterloo was soloist• at the even- ing service. Beautiful chrysanthe- mums added to the beauty of the service, The white mums were in memory of the late Mrs. Anson Galbraith. The Woman's Missionary Society meeting is postponed for one week. CROWN Theatre - Harristoe 0 THURS. F1tI. SAT. November 8 - 7 - 8 "SNOWFIRE " Technicolor Molly McGowan, Don Megowan A Wonderful Adventure ;thriller For The Young In Heart And Years. "LITTLEST HOBO" Buddy Hart, Wendy Stuart The Most Remarkable Charac- ters You Ever Met. MONDAY and TUESDAY November 10 and 11 "HIGH SCOOL CONFIDENTIAL" Vntertaitimew Russ TarriblYii, Jan Sterling The Hottest Problem Facing RIO Scheele. TO-day Friendship Cii'cle Holds Meeting GORRIE—The South Friendship Orel° of the Gerrie United Church met at the home of Mrs. Sheldon Mann on Monday evening, Oct( 27, with 12 members present. Mrs Russell Powell had charge of de- vetiOne on. "Summer, the Growing Season", stressing the point that good grain tan do much to shut out weeds; ilkeWise good deg ds and odd living will do winch to cheek and block out evil, It was decided to hold a quilting Nove.triber 11 at the home of Mrs, Sheldon Mann, Plans . were com- pleted 'for the turkey supper In the church hall. Today, lighting plays a new role in modern living. Coloured bulbs, new fixtures and controls all make it easy to acid pleasure and beauty to our homes . : to create an atmosphere of warmth, spaciousness, and hospitality. Housework and hobbies are so much easier and safer if the lighting in your house is the proper intensity for good vision. Inside and out, modern lighting prOtects your home from prowlers, protects your family from accidents. At Christmas you can share the festivity and enjoyment with your neighbOurs with colourful Christmas lighting. IVIodeth lighting. is a silent partner, helping you to see 'better; enjoy new comfort, new convenience,.. helping ybu to "Live Better tlectrically"—the safe, clean, modern way, WEDNESDAY Sr THURSDAY Neieniber n and 13 "ALL AT SEA" ;Alec armless, Irene.Brawn A Naughty Nautical Comedy, etricity does so -n tue h „cast so little It soup has been over salted add a teaspoon of sugar or a tow 0)101 pieces of raw turnip and simmer a little longer. This will noutralke the Salt flavor, • ; • Modern '•Lighting. for Modern -LiVi