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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1959-01-21, Page 5104 E MANUFACTURERS INSURANCE. LIFE COMPANY tARADA 14, .A„ artettaiis . r-- 4 .il 11111111111114111111111l $11 00e,%•.. TERMS FREE DELIVERY R, McMichael Earns EM ANN. N. 22 Year $.8, Seal .-wp.ox4TER.-*Qau and'AT UNITED MUM fORDIVICH.' Mr, and Mrs. Mac-Mointooll grliss.eis were recent visitors with. Mr, and Mrs. Wellington Hargrave. Arm Jack Brown, . HOOP, And &be spent a few days, last, weals with the. former's Mother, Mrs. W. Duncan Gitelph, Master )311,, ly BreWn also visited for 4 few 441).11 with Mr, and Mrs. Wray Cooper, Mrs. William sothern. :and Mrs. Tom McClentent spent Friday In Kitchener, Ws, Ruby Forester of Toront9 spent the week-end at :her home • rnas Were given to members of the Sunday Sehool on ,Sunday, These receiVIng the.aWards were: Diploma, Glenis Glhson; Se0Ortsi year seals, Carol ,Coupirtd, Mur- ray Gibson, Marvin McLean, Dialne Stella.; fourth year seals, Gerry Members, Pale McLean, Maine Sanderson; fifth year seals, r,,eono 4WE.MAKE Chambers, Gail Static; sixth year seals, Oennie Lathers, Louise gd- yt3...0 BAKE, 'over gar, Carol I,•011ttlt, Carol Newton, Anne Douglas; Seventh year seals,. Brenda Cathers, Daisy Gibson, He- len. McGee; eighth year seals, Ca, therine Edgar; ninth year seals, 'Bennie tagar, DaveY Edgar; tenth year seals, #3iliie Higgins, Paul Higgins: twelfth year seal, Shirley Nraficheel: 22nd year flea'', Ronald. .41010.101111.11.0011111.101111011111111..r. Mari ehael, F,,,,mw .eetieeekeeepetemee •• e••••••••e•••••••• ••.••••0•••emeefeeeleeaffee•••••••1•••00•0•0•00 . 00 ''' eti 0s. r Rey to Successl. Wejaire perfeetly confident in our ability 'surd '• 41"nelieinent, Siece we have confidence in 4w..• : st;lves you have Assmemen that you, will '''.'400St body repair, job wheii,yon c414;en,, ns, "Once you have tried one services you, ten, Will haVe confidence in out workmanship in fulnre. Winghani.-BodkiShop. t'hnne* 746 Sid Adains •Winghaiin Va.4108 P! g..,,,,,,4 '' ! .. 011 f 0.1!iia; ...... gi 111 i I 10010 ii$ti! . .. nn 110 ... . e11 . ,,,,,,,,,, llll ! l !Him llllll ! lll to!fisio; STROMP- FINAIMilt -., • PROTECTION . A bulwark against privation in old'age; a source of new confidence for young families who face the futt.we alone . these are the roles life insurance is playing for MANUFACTURERS LIFE policyholders and their bene- "ficiaties who received $48,476,032 in policy benefits *last year, Sound management policies and prudent invest ment operations continue to earn for the Coinpany ant enviable .reputation for financial strength and solid growth, The MANUFACTURERS LIFE Annual Report for 1.95g shows tiSsets of $819,795,,409 — more than ample to fulfil future obligations to pay the benefits promised oUr policy contracts. The net rats of interest earned 1•after qedoction, of investment expenses was 5,11%. The 72nd Annual Report also shows that more than 42,,06.0 people purchased $430,281,10 of new insurance from. MANUFACTURERS LIFE. The Company flow provides it total of $202,174,877 in insurance protection for more than half a million policyholders,. Miring 1968 a plan fOr Mutualiz,ation was approved "'which, when complete, will place ownership of the MANUtfACTUktas Lin! in the hands of policyholders. IMOXE'rvft,--10, bountiful pot luck supper preceded' the annual meeting of the Wroxeter United Church 'on ,Thursday evening, Itev. Iiird. Jock charge of the business. Period, which he opened With hymn, followed by prayer, Elva fluiffer, was appointed see- retvy for the meeting, *ports of Baby Rand, mission Rand, Y. ',5., W4,, Sunday School, the Wavf,S, Starlight Oroup, Stewards, Manse ,'M. &Sessionand •choir were read, ' These reports 'all told the story at their organizations being An splendid condition. The one excep- tion was the, which was pie under last year's •givings, Rev, Hird was concerned about' this and after some. iscussion the ;president Of the WA„ Mrs. Charles, Me, Cetcheon, . moved that the W.A. would transfer,S9,0 frern•Its surplus to the MAN, fund, This•wes see: ended by Mrs, K: Bennett: The nominating ' .committeeria no- jnated ,,..,t1Vo eiders' $'0e . fire Year: terms, Kanter and' L. Douglas. and' H WY.11c.for two- year tetneto'fill out le: tails" term,, Stewards • appoiuted ,i,vereriC, son, .1,: Clark, H. Edgar, Rae Lout:, tit;,'and 'tors... appal nted .we're Mrs Gee. Gibson .and, Mr. .Les' r)rouglas. Rev, Hiid stiggesteethaOlf each family contributed' k1A24:4,0'.• "Sing Time" that •:prograin•enuld continue on CHNX ' , • , -.• Mrs. A. munro .and M. 'Wy- lie present'ed 'a, guest hoiiii'.'to" the. official .board.• 1t was received ,by A. 'Munro. Rev Hird of the Ca,pitarcempaign: cond'u,eted by the• Welts 'organization; ;, also of ,,the need . of. the Bible SoCiety,!4nd the; McKinnon J-Iouse, ; f or.; .11.1nited ;Church st!..10 outs 'attelidrn k,NOtern Univeisity, • A Mt:ere thanked Rey.. and Mrs.' Hird• for so•ably .stipplying.`iethe ; church while: it',has no. 'regular minister,. 'The , meeting, was , journed ,by McMichael'. and .1, Snell.. • • , . ',.. lyfr. ' and': Mrs.., Seines Dokr, watt, ed 'On Saprditir witirtheir.::ihregh ter, Mrs, Brad ley." Galbraith :'.aiii Mr. Galbraith' of: Winghairi,' ' ' ' Mrs.-R,- Neivton,'••,:mfiss,;-"Tancy Newton,' 'Mr. and' Mrs:-',;Harvey Bradsliew 'spent, .Sunday'.401 rela- tives iri,Listowct . ," Mr.. Lyle Reidt,•-• Willdwilaie, and two friends Have returned from a vacation in• Florida; .. - -!-• ' •." Mr. H'en'ry Sage, Listewel,. spent the';. week-end at the Inierie .of 'miss Miss - minnip /."Lieltlater.; spent Tu'sday WithMrs. Will•-lenkins aniit. Mr.' and Mrs. Harry'Wheelet. Mr. Lloyd Reidt; Terento;:. was a week-end visitor 'of Mr ' and 'Mrs. Harvey s with Mr, and Mrs,, ' ' ' ••:• . day, r„ Lcile• Hiltton Miss Hazel 'Sparl.ing .,spe,n, SeSun= da in Pinghem. ,, Mrs, L. Elliott, Part. Colborne, Mr, ,Tohn."Johnston, Cornwdll, .and Mr, Bill• Johnston; Godefich,: were Thursday' guests. of Miss 'Minnie Lin Hater' and 'Mr. Albert Gallagher, Mr:and:'Mrs. Henry' TWelier,•Nfr, M and rs.. Albert Weber. and- Larry, Harristein, silent .Sunday ..0.1,th:Mr, and .Mrs, :Lleyd Elliott.' W,.'end Mrs.-James, BOyd, and,. 'family of Morilston&pre "viSitOrs at the same We are sorry to reporeMrS:Lloyd Elliott is ill 'at • her , home With pleurisy and'' Mrs, Jeffrey', Mus- grove, Mts.' John Reisit, 'Mit Har- ry Dane and' Mrs. Alonzo .Spading are confined le hospital.', :We wish for all a speedy reeoeery..- :.,v The. Jerittary meetirig:of,,,,the, TuesdaY 'Starlight , diOno , will .be %he held at '•the heme •Of /qrs. Ira ,Me- Lban on Tuesday,- Jan.'. 27.! at 8.00 p.m,. Convener; 'Mre.,Igabel Miller, assistant, ,Mrs, Laura Munto. The topic Will .he given 'by A/4s. Anne Iroernan2 The . roil call :is' •to be answered by a Bible vide con- teining: the word':"Wisdoln":' WrOXeter4ortie fat • MOW/PM The .Wroxcte 0orrie. 1'; U, held WO weekly meeting the Wrinceter Church Nall • on . •$unday, January 1Sth, Palsy 014son And Ian .1.7.1eWeS ,Were In charge of the nteeting. 'File seriptgre‘ WaS rea4 by Elaine Static and Nadine Conk led In prayer.' . Way 0.140Q11 and Ian. itieW0.1a...0011dected a slitig on 400, zonship- and. Community Servipe!! !f011owed. by a lively discussion, The President, Catherine Mat" Donald, Pendlleted the business, A Aliating party is being. planned to be held in GerrW The 'Wroxeter, Gerrie T.p,tre be invitedto attend the •area, meeting at wingnam Monday,. January 26th, Membership, cards were given to those who paid their member- shill.feeS, • . The meeting closed. with '"Taps"', Surprise Gatheiing On 40th Anniversary FoRronon Mr. and '11,frA, James Vittie were Pleasantly Sur," prised on Thursday evening when 0014.04.25 friends and relatives gathered at their home in noneur of •tbeir 40th wedding anniversary. They were presented with a card table and a potted plant. Mr. and. Mrs, Vittie thanked' everyone and the eyenleg was spent playing pro- gressive euchre and a delicious lunch was served, Wroxeter Native Dies in West Mrs. mar)! Vogt Orchard, of•Sas- lcaqon, passed, away on December 31st. Funeral' service was'•held on' January, nd, "Conducted by Rev, L. Agnew and interment, was in Sox ,' den Cemetery with kr. L. Edmonds in charge of the service. 13orn at Wroxeter 80 years ago, she was the former Mary V. Young,. daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs, 14.17Ce Young. She went to the. West 01. years 'age, settling at. Hinr istino: Later she lived at Melfort and Borden' before moving to SaS- katoOn. ' She was the widow of the late William Lovell, who passed away in 1928 at Mdlfort. She was also Pre- deceased by her second husband, George Orchard, in 1939. , Surviving, are two daughters, Mrs. William J '(Laura) Smith of Whitemouth and Betufa, Man.; and M. Mabel Lovell of Winnipeg; two sisters, Mrs: Jan Orchard of Sas- katomi and Mrs. James, Boyd of . Hinistino, Sask.; 'two brothers, 'John and Bryce Young of HMIs- tine, Sask. Baptist Mission. Circle Meets The 'Senior Women's Mission Circle • of the Winghim Baptist Church met at 2 p.m. Wednesday 'afternoon at the home of Mrs. Kelly. After the opening 'hymn Mrs: W., Pocock led, in prayer. The 'roll call' was 'answered by a verse of Scripture suitable for encourage- Merit for the new year. A letter from Mrs. Hawthorn.. was read in 'which she, thanked the adies of the Circle for their ChriStinas0" gift. After receiving the offering, it was decided to send' a cheque to the Sudan Interior Mission. The 'Scripture was 'read by Mrs, G. Scott, Mrs. D. Sinclair brought a very informative' and challenging talk, 'baSed on, Baptist missienarle8 in Quebec. Ater a season el pray- erthe •election of officers resulted as- follows: Pdst pre8„ Mrs. W, Foccielt; pre- sident, Mrs. A. Rintoul; vice-pre- sident, Mrs, M. Cameron; treasurer, Mrs. W. Harcourt; secretary, Mrs. D. Sinclair; "pianist, Mrs. Holly; asst. pianists, Mrs, T. Gaunt and Mrs. Cantelon; lunch comm,, Mrs. A. Rintoul and Mrs. W, Pecocki visiting comm,, sewing conim, Mrs. Kelly, and Mrs. A. Rintoul, hospital Sewing convener, Mrs. WI Pocock. 0 MRS, WINKEL ENJOYS ANADA AND PEOPLE FORDWICH—The met. at'. the home of Doris and bian.ne, Carswell for the first meeting , of the New Year. 'Twenty-give girls, their leaders and tw,o Visitors, were present, ,. , • , , • .A7VIarjorie" Connelly, ,president the janiot. group Was, in charge; and opened the..meeting with the national 'anthem, the Lord's pray- er, the purpose 'and an- swer., The minutes were read by the secretary and approved. A .to-, beggan party was discussed but left Over till the next, meeting. Plans were made for the next meeting to be held in the Sunday School room. A film "Getting Along with 'Your Parents" will be shown and the mothers are in- vited to attend. A discussion will follow. ' Mary jolinston,and Joyce. Greer conducted the worship service using the theme "Jesus bids us shine, you in'your small corner 'and X irt 'Janet MacGregor arid her group bad ',charge of the study "New- comers in Our Community" and "Immigration". She introduced Mrs.. G/Winkel who was the guest speaker and a native of Holland Mrs, Winkel told how they decided to come to Canada; what stops we're necessary; their trip hero; the difficulties With the language and Of the time it took to master it, She said that was time well spent, Their 'family has found Canada and her people friendly and good to know. Some time was spent in' asking her questions and discussion, It all proved to be yore interesting. /The reperts for" the work board were filled in. Mrs. Carswell, Dianne and Doris served lunch. The meeting closed with Taps, MRS, E. ATTWELL ADDRESSES W.A. FORDWICH—The January meet- ing of the Fordwich Anglican W.A, was held at the home of Mrs. E. AttWell. The Seriptute lesson, st, Luke 17, verses 11.19 was given by Mrs, Stan Forester. Minutes of the last meeting Were read and approved, Roll call was answered by ten members with a verse on Epiphany. •The study book was taken by Mrs, Elsie Strong assisted 'by sever- al members, Mrs. AttWoll gave an address on Mental health, She said that worry and fear Was the greatest cause tbr nervous break- downs, Sewing and knitting•to be 'dine for the bale was given out to members, •twhe finished during the winter months. Final arrangements Pere made for the vestry supper on Jarairtry 21st„ Re`v, Attwell Spoke on "Steward , ship", lie said such a dedication of our time, talents and treasures could wonderfully extend the rule of add trough our •chttedli, Ike then dosed the meeting' with pray- er Lunch was served by Mrs, Lli)Yd jadreleS and Mm, Emerson VertriiSon, eArTfAria" BUTTERM!Li1(01801)1T8 1090. 290 • RE.MINGTON'S I thinIcieu'll agree , •, . that my Company's 72nd Annual Report is a record 'of aehievemetit., It makes me proud to be able to say that wore than $191,000 is sent out' every work- hug day by the Manufacturers Life to preserve families in emer- gencies and to bring happiness and security to people in retire- ment: I'd like to give jiou a practidal demonstration of how Manufae., ttirers Life petioleseta by tailored to yOtAr 'needs srife-guard the'indepenclence of YOUR family. W. Be CONRON C. L U Diagonal Rd., Wingkana 722 RaPrOlettlitla MANUFACTURERS INi°4"69 LIPS "P"A " 61*1. 111,, - here. The sympathy of the community is extended to lvfrs, Jack Wilson in the passing of her father, the late Mr, Charles Pierce. Mrs. Ida Gallagher fs spending, a couple of days with Mr and Mrs, Tom Hutchison. Mr, and Mrs. Norman Sterling and family and Mrs,. myrtle Wo.t- Ingo of ListoWel visited on Sure- lay with Mr, and Mrs. Stan For- ester, Mrs, Wally Gibson is , spending this week with Mr, and Mrs. Jack Welsh in Toronto, Mr. and Mrs, Bill Hutchison and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Martin' left Sunday for Florida, where they, plan to spend a temple of weeks. ' Mrs. Martha' Baker returned home Over the week-end after spending three weeks in . London and Arkona, The sympathy of the community IS extended to Mrs, William Camp- bell in the passing of her 'mother; the late Mrs, W. J. Strong, Master John Bolander spent the week-end with Mr, and Mrs. Bruce Armstrong. . The community hall at Fordwich Was filled to capacity on 'Friday night to hear Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Campbell, newlyweds, They were presented with a chrome kitchen Suite and a coffee table, Both made suitable replies, The Para- Wich orchestra supplied music for Slancing. • Mr, and Mrs, Anson Dernetling and Mr. arid Mrs, Edwin Dietz. Spent . one day last week in Galt and visited with Mr. and Mrs. De- naerling's brother, •Lawrence,' who is confined to hospital there. Mr. Jack Foster of Stoney Creek. spent the week-end with .his mor ther, Mrs. Delta Ridley, Mr. and Mrs, George Bolander, Mr,' and Mrs. Doug Holt, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Lynn attended the wedding on Saturday at. London of Mr. Gordon Ridley, and Miss Francis McLean, U U 1 U U N U U i ..2.,piece DAVE ,SUITE ,Volonr—Cha041. Frieze = i Reg. NOW , SiVe .111 $157.00 $127.00' $3°1/4 • at r. Sklar 2-Oiece CHESTERFIELD Colon,,'. Brown Frieze ' Fooni Cushions Reg.* NOW - . Save $269.06' $21 $50.00 Sklar ?-pifeee CHESTERFIELD colaat — Beige Frieze irons? Cusitiontt Reg, NOW Save $50 $234.00 00 $21(4.00 PREVENT FROZEN GAS LINES BEFORE THEY START ADD A CAN or KLEEN=FLO TO EVERY TANKFUL OF GASOLINE, S'KLAR 2.piece CHESTERFIELD Brown Nylon Reg, $ I 79.00 SAVE Foam Cushions $231,00 $60.00 LEEN _FLo ON SALE AT 'GARAGES EVERYWHERE! on Sofa Furniture PHONE 51 SICIARLINER 2-Piece Colour — Oreeli Frieze Couvetts to 'Bed in Seconds. Zipiece CHIESTERBED SUITE with spring mattress. Colour „„4. Rose. • Beige Frieze. Ideal for apartments. or small homes, Reg, '$25 $60.00 9.00 • NOW 00 Save $199 DAVENO SUITE colour — Green frieze NOW $139.00 1441.4. ota Progressive Euchre PORI5WICH—Teit tables of pro- gressive euchre were In play TUC's- day night lit the community hall, Winners weret High lady, Miss Minnie Metlwain; high gent, Sohn Gamble; eeiaselatihn prizes, Miss Rona VartVelsor and Mrs, Ira Selutefert"specials, Mrs, George Pittendreighy and Varney bins- mine. *I'lieSe in charge were Mr, and Mrs. Orbeby Sothertl, Mrs. nroynt. .‘„,.......,_,....14.0„........... Wa: Poltling : FLOOR pole Aluminum 'SASH DOORS ‘ dUPBOARD§ Wingham 1 Alumtnum WALL AWNINGS TILES LUMBER •BUILDING' Telephone 260 Chairinan Of:School Area Bd. Intended for last week The first Meeting of the Year was ,held on January 8th by the Morris Township Schad Area Board. One . , member was absent. George Mich's, Was named chairman and Ralph Shaw was reappointed secretary- treasurer, Applications for caretak. ers were considered and the fol- lowing appointments made: No. 1, tray Sotieh,; No, 4, Ross Niehol; NO. '5, Earl Anderson; No, 7, Mel 1VIathers; No. 10, Ross Peacock; No. 11,, James Clark; No. 12, Mer- vin Richmond, There were no up-. ellcations for No.'s 3, 6 or 8. Trustees Wete assigned to the schools as follows: 0, Michie,5 and 8; C. Heria, 1 axial 7; R, ateem, 4 and 6; T. Dtindas:, 11. and 12; V, 'y'oung, 3 and 10. Paytileet of the'fo'll'owing bills was"authorized: R, Campbell. $15.0e, J. Clark„ $5.49, 0, Workman, $3.00, AdVattee-Tinies, $2.27. Howard Clark •$ S, Hoed, $8.58, /rit- "040 DeskS, $00,6ei Alotandor :Harware„ $4.17, Meehan Hardware, $22.66, The Standard, $2,7g, Leaeh, $8.50, 'C,"Itlicitio, C. MeArter, $16,06. It was deckled that the nod; Meeting, of the board be held the first 'Thursday bit Februarys at the heirie of George Uichie at p.m, and that in Morrii teachers be Slaked to be Oresent at_this Meeting, o Fehtuaty Meeting' Will be deity Xthaia, , Ralph stia.w h.44. ;tic tho how of A,W, Roy VinIMMEIbil and 1;t rt. Tens, 3,10., ataitaaaa teettem, gnareeht, Dafiant.