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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1959-01-14, Page 10TTIERE ARE TWO VERY GOOD 'REASONS WHY YOU Oki rmi; :BEST BUYS 1N OUR ANDIAL 'HEALTH DEPARTMENT. First,,7= you get the known quality and dependa- bility of nationally famous brands. Second — you get these products at The lowest Possible prices. , UALITY and ECONOMY—mighty good rea- sons for coming straight to McKIBBONS for Animal Health Pxoducts. EVERY TIME. ' 0/4.004/W,44,44,4•0W00,4,4,44 fi. ALAN WILLIAMS Optometriit • Patricy. , ,Witighatn Phone 770 , • 01. ,o I 41..vv.4.04l AKS Oikwo-li• 'SPEN , Church Choir Was held at the home. Of Mrs. Carl Jelutatelli organist, On • , TY Wednesday *vetting, After Choir LE SOCIE praetiee offieers Were APPOIOW4 Mra, Tette ROW• Thompson was President; -Lloyd 'Wheeler; were., the .spen,ker at the January tary-treaSitrer, MISS Loretta Via- meeting, of the WoineWs ' Mia;ilgnr Comtnit,t004 Were formed. Mr, ary Society of Win gham United Church, which was held in the liridge Cluti There Were foUr' ati,d4 one half' 444013 k.4t the BriaiN Vitib 911 crilerecioy evening of last week, North rind &Mtn: First, Mrs. R. IT, 1..loYci, 0. liaSelgreve; second, Nfifintalt, Xrp. W. Henry; third, Mrs. F. A. Parker, W. French. . Beat 400 'West: ix,ir4t: R. a gettlev40 00n, 4'. Morthi; Second, MM. A B. Porter, R, S: Hethering- ton; tied far third, L, Rertolds,' A, Wilson, Mrs, A. V.," DaVal, WS, G. C,4annet.t. UL VA,I=ft7 gnx_l Mrs.. Whits rri Guppy and have 020voct to t.4c1c,c10%Y., kttlbY Duff and NUN. M. en visited at Liotewe1 „It.day' Alan Neelent, Minister, presided. Tile anneal Meeting et the 'United ,social tittle WAS enjoyed, t .. 'eeeeeveeney URAVY- kil 00.0tr.00t rovighly, 0 . Ilekutseee, p04 ''etision 0000 kill in 0.0•0 PolloY v0000to tom ago 0 40 00 FRANK C. HOPPER ,Reptesentativa.„. Canada.* Life WINGHAIVI, ON„t ; rhom, to4 ^ ed rantGrocery Phone: Qur Prices Are Lower Free 590 We Keep Down• the Upkeep Delivery Sunday School, Nora on Tuesday af- ternoon, Mrs, Thompson ?Peke 00 the British and Foreign Bible $o- eletY, In Whieh work her husband, Rev ,John'Thompson, is now en- gaged, In bar intereaking Manner she told much about the Bible So- ciety that Was new to molly of her listeners, 00004,re Blue ,ti• Hold FANCY PEAS 10 oz. 6 for $1.00. Case; of. 24 tins ,$3.89 1...rWsnotosod,A•sov..wfwwwer.e...fr. Interlake White Cross WI LET TISSUE 9 for $1.00 Stokely's FANCY CORN - 15 oz. „ 7 for $1.00 Heinz HOT KETCHUP 11 oz. . 27c Robin Hood All Purpose FLOUR - 25 lbs. $1.79 Monarch PASTRY FLOUR „4,.. 25 lbs. $1.79 Schneider's Crispy Flake Shortening - 2 lbs 49c Schneider's Crispy Crust LARD , lb. 19c Australian Seedless RAISINS 2 lbs. 49c David's OATMEAL COOKIES • lb. 35c David's MIXED COOKIES ........ 3 lbs. 99c Sunkist Navel ORANGES, 163's .... 3 doz. 79c Silver Bright SALMON FISH, whole fish lb. 45c NEW CHAIRMAN7-Roy B. Cousins, centre, of Bros sell was elected chairman of the Wingham mock t- itfigit-Sehooi Board, jast Wednesday, at the inaugural Meeting of that group.,.. He' succeeds R. S. Hether- ington, left of, Wingham, Nanie4 vice-chairman was Lealle Fortune, Turnberry Township's representative to the board, right in the • photo,—Advance-Times. photo. Canadian• Problems Will. Be Studied by St., Andrew's WMS PERSONALS t•ir" —Zone Commander: Jack Bat6,; son, Dist, Membership Chairman' Don Adams, Zone Secretary John Pattison and George Brooks took part in the installation 'of officers for the Kincardine braneh of the Canadian. Legion on Thursday night, George Brooks acted as Depends* —Mr. and • Mrs: Wally •Hasel- grove and son of Chesley spent 'the week-end with' the' ferkher's rents, .Mr.' and Mrs. Omar Ha.sel- grove -and Claudia. --Zone CornMander Jack Bate son -and Mrs. Bateson, Mr. and Mrs. Doh Adams and Mr, and Mrs. S. A. Scott attended the'installa-, tion of officOrs" of the Goderigh branch of the Canadian Legion on Friday evening: =-The Young People's Assitelation Of St. Paul's Anglican Church held a toboggan party On Monday eve- ning. Pra,ncis Mills, "t/Er,"1-Iei'bert Fuller and Mr. Alton Adams were inl3irmingham last Thursday and Friday when they'. visited 'the Steel :Doer 'Corp., to .discuss piens fOre'Canadien Operation for 1959. They' Were- accompanied: to Farm- ington by Mrs. Mills and Miss Jean Mills ,.returned to Wingham ,with , them to spend afew.days with her parents. See ANIMAL HEALTH NEEDS FERTILIZER GUARANTEED NOT TO SET-UP' IN STORAGE SUPER FLOW is precision granulated ' always flows freely no matter how long it's stored. ,With SUPER FLOW you get a dust- 'free fertilizer that drillS evenly- without dogging or skipping ... results in more unii. form growth and Maturity with bigger yields,' -better quality. Save time and work next spring with SUPER FLOW . z . and'right now, save money by ordering your fertilizer today. You , eanatore it with eonfidence • SUPER FLO, keeps itS free-flowing qualities indefinitely.. airailattle frorn C•44. O'ir NATIONAL,: fertilizer dealers 'Mrs. W. Ringrose gave a' brief inteaduction to the study :book for taa,,year, "Our Church and the pebple of Canasta". There are many problems facing the people of Can- ada today and the,..year's study will try to :show what, the Presbyterian Church in' Canada • is doing about these ,problems: —De.s and Jerry Brophy, Bill Johnston and Barry Eryfogle tour- ed the Goodyear plant in .Toront(:,i on -Wednesday of last week and Were later guests of the , company at dinner and, a, hockey game. —Mrs. L, Lamb left on Tlitirs7 day for Streetsville, .where she will spend several weeks with her son= in-law and daughter, Mr.' and Mri,!, J. ,Christensen and family. —Mr. and Mrs, Jack' Henderson and Lori were guests with Mr. and Mrs. L. Woods in BirmInghani,, Mich:, forcouple . of , days lit-st week, Mr. Henderson •attended , meetings at the Steel Donr -'-Mr. and. Mrs, Arthur; B, Wear- ;.rig of Winnipeg, visited last week with Mrs. A S. MacNaughton: INSTITUTE HEARS OF BERMUDA'S BEAUTY Dr. Bell's Line of . Veterinary Medicines, have stood the test of time. Don't overlook them when midfcit- ing your valuable stock. , $3.00 • \ VOterittaxy• ITYPOIIERMIC Sl.r.4.11NC1.0 2.01/ VeterinarY. THERMOMEM{, , both for $3.99 anuary StartS, 11100.ay.lijoniury Ptti. Re Oiscittuit.o. from' —Mr, and Mrs. Gordon. EIRMil, ton and family of Hensall Were Sunday visitors at the home of .his brother, Mr, and Mrs. Earl Ham- ilton and family. —Mr. and Mrs. Don Hawthorne of Toronto spent the week-end with her parents, Mr,, end Mrs, Hugh Carmichael, Mrs, Carmichael re- turned home with. them for a week's visit, CK.NX, Wingham, • The Meeting was held at the home, of Mrs. A. D. Smith and. Mrs. Sperling Johnston presided. Bermuda is a charming collection of islands, according to Miss Brophy's interesting description and the colorful films she showed, With a semi-tropical climate, rich vegetation, and fine scenery, it attracts more tourists every year, The heuses are painted in pastel shades with white roofs. Flowers, are abundant and beautiful. Life is easy and pleasant for its 41,000 inhabitants, more than half of whom are colored, No taxes are paid in this Utopia. • Mrs. M. L. Aitken introduced the speaker, who was thanked and pre- sented with a gifft by Mrs. M. Craig, Mrs, James Johnston gave the motto, "There can he no peace while racial discrimination IS practised". She stressed :the int- nortance of right attitudes in the home so that children May never gain the idea of a superior race. The • roll call was answered by giving a Canadian current event. Messages of thanks from recipients of cheer boxes Were read by the Lynda Reavie Is Mission Band Pres, PERROVEI1 N INJECTION 7 does 1,6 for only $3.75 --Mrs. C. A. Roberts has return; • ed to her borne here after an eX- tended visit with her soh, Rev. J, A.' Roberts and Mrs. Roberts at Vic- toria, B.C. Medicines from NIXON Laboratories you get more for your money with surith ftLOW A , She said it is mat always realized how eloSely the Ethic Society and Christian Misaions are related to each other. In Order that the mis- sionary effort May reach its great- est influence in, any country, the Bible must be given to those people in their own language, These trans- lations are very expensive and re- quire amen painstaking work, as well as many hours of research, before even the Gospels are ready for distribution, In all this effort the missionaries are willing and valaed helpers. The expansion of this work is hampered by leek of funds, and, to this end,, local Bible Society committees are being fortn- ed in 'many communities, so that the work of God may be placed in the hands of everyone who is ready and -anxious to' receive it, Mrs, Thompson closed by saying that we do not appreciate, as we should, having, the Bible in our hands• at all times, an, our own language, Mrs. F. R, Howson in'esided and opened the meeting with a, NOW Year consecration prayer. The• de- votions were conducted by Mrs. R. Chamney and Mrs. L, Hingsten, A piano solo from Mrs. Bruce Mac- Donald was much enjoyed. " Reports for 1958 were received and showed the conclusion of a successful year, The financial ob- jective was exceeded and in addi- tion $150.00 was raised for, an ex- pense fund. It was found that 61 memhers contribute systematically by envelope and that more than 600 calls• were made in the hospi- tal and in the town, •The work of , the supply department was most gratifying; •bales , and p,areels of new and used clothing and quilts, to the yalue.of $1,323 were sent to overseas and home missions. Cards were sent to the sick and shut-ins. The secretary of, the communion told that•six communions had neen held 'with 1,487 participants. The Baby Band leader reported 102 members on her roll and 23 had been promoted to the Mission Band, The officers for 1959 were in- Stalled by Rev. T. G, Husser and the president, MrS. C. Fingland, closed the meeting. • A: call to 'Worship by the presi- dent; Mrs. A. Nimmo, opened the January meeting of 'St, Andrew's PreSbyterian Women's Missionary Sodiety. "Scripture and devotion= al,, read by MiSs K. Pringle, were from Psalm 67, which is a prayer for the , enlargement of God's King- dom and an increase of His bless- ings, and John 10:1-16, Jesus the Good Shepherd-,-,-the door. , sergeant-at-arms, 'The secretary, Miss V. XeLattgh- Iin• read the -Minutes, correspond= Thos. ,Adams of ra°°deo- etxce and roll- call .and. Mrs. W. bore is spending this week 'with Ringrose and Mrs,. T. A. Currie Mr. and Mrs, Earl Hamilton and were appointed delegates to Malt- family. land Presbyterial, to be held • bore ' on January 13th. A solo,'"Was that "—Mrs. Fred . I+ tiller left on by Satur- day for Toronto, to visit with, her Somebody •YOU !' Mrs. D. Rae,- accompanied by•lVIrs.• W. Ford, was sister, MisS Rebecca Mitchell, 'who enjoyed,, Miss Core Gilkinson offer- is , a patient in hospital; is ed prayer. Assure a healthy calf KEEP YOUR' SEPTIC SYSTEM TROUBLE- I FREE 3 naunthe supply — 97c I DISINFECTANTS like HTH 15 LOBAX and CREOLIN are a must well managed farm, Be sure. you have an adequate supply. ()ffERS Wfiqgham a .• ',7he Friendly. Store toprortwatiottiorogisfscroorsimonstricamoirattione100111111.141•1111111111011111101111 '`e11400 Pitroct "14 .AND THE COLONEL" A hiehlyentettaining itoiltwe of ..exeitetoeot, suspense, Comeily, anti' ,sithes,rwitl,4 the; accent toi p tecly, , ' '0111011111111111101)1111111111110110411011141111111*(111111111111111 IP* 1171 For Beller Animal Health moo asaollisearisaannialtailainaininenanitatiiniiiiiiiiiiiinitiniiiiitinitir roma**. • 1w Pi'eS6ip lions • for &dill 4 ',,are therapeutically -right Preventex .Powder fed to preg. neat Cows will K•04,00.4,44".A..!,,I.Arwevano4 CeinietieS foe • . • - The topic for the day, "Indian Canadians", took the form, of a BLUEVAIE—The high light of pas-net discussion with Mrs- Ring- ' • • the Bluevale Women's • Institute rose and' Mrs, H. Aitceson leading, meeting-on Thursday evening, was Pee :hyticleed and sixty-three titans- the description of a • trip to Ber- ad.'of our ,country's .first citizens muda by Miss Margaret Brophy, of livel ` on 2,209 'Reserves and some liVe off the reserves, We ow.aa debt' to Rhein frif their part in early ex- piOrations. 'The • church feels, that a. sYstematic campaign of educa- tion concerning the Indian is needed, 'Some of the obStacles to tile. integration, of the,lridien into our national life' are his personality and the fact he has no particular vocational, training, and that he: is :unaware of the various sources of help he might receive, M W.M.S; members and' Christians, there is a responsibility* to minister to In- dians on reserves and these off the reserves, to Indian thildren, and to help other, Canadians, to under= stand them, Young Indians are very interested in moving With the tithes.,. Schools at /little, Man., and Keitora, oht„ unable to 'accept all the applications 'theY receive, These schenis• are an, indication_ that some things are being done for, Tin:lien Canadians, but there are Many merathings10 be done, Miss 'H, Wilson dedicated the Offering with prayer and Mrs. A. secretary, Mrs. W. J. Pocock. A Niftime clOsed the'meeting: euchre party was planned for January and committees foriner. , Refreshnients Were Served 'by'br.,-Mr, and Mrs, Eight CouttS, the bostesS, assisted by Atka, Alex. Donald and Peter, of Toronto; MeCreekin, Mrs, Elmer Sellers, • Fischer, 4114 :Mrs. j; V' .13eritietan," Mtbre.aWnedelfM-6:1S, Aufrlehxh Choi: ttpaa: . 1111111111191,11111,11111911111100111111111611101111111.111110111110011111110,111.11•11111111Ir . u YCEUM THEATRE Thursday, Friday, Saturday,: .lam' 15 ,4647 IMMO K&YZ NAME 1V1iA I4IbX, MST Alt(),PiNg Wingham, 'Ontario " two snows tAen NIGHT COMilliDNO4NO 70,C117. Is ' 'The .Tatnuity meeting cif the Unit- ed Chureh MiNsicni Band "Was held on Monday afternoon or lest week hi the Sunday School room. The Children enjoyed a period of games upon, arrival, The devotions were taken by-pot, rie COilreri and :ItidY dallatt,Rriati CaSlielt rdeeived • the offering ;and Birthday greetings were Sung. for 800,11 Spry and Judy Callan, Mrs, W. IL totitivi continued the study rlf '"Otit North Anitirleati Moekttithr installed the new °faders for 11160: Past preti, dent,. Linda: 'Oro* OreSfdetiti Lyn ela ReaVio; Vide, Lynda litettigigirt; deretarY, Donna, VioKay; treasur-' griAri CoAliefr; Oeoott sec,. i*401 VittiN MWorld ririehdt0, Pa* Wal- ker; *boo book monitors, 'Pottle contort, Urfors Wier; pianist, Porn Vaty'stone, •.