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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1959-02-25, Page 5live better...ELECTRICALLY A e,* decth7 1,40,441. (A) , R. HAMILTON • OPTOMETRIST • .•,, 'Thorougtmes. Ability Ti Phone 57 for appointment .rallioilii11101111111111111*11101110111111111i11111011011111 IVOITECHURCII 14r Raul.,Groorth teaehes this _week .at: Kitchener .and returns next • Week to T.SeChers' College At Stmt. • .ford, . • Miss ;June Wright of Clifford' spent the weekend At the ileMe of. her sister,: Mrs. Sidney Thomp- son. On, .Sunday Mr.' WI Mrs. :Thompson and baby Pernali„ and MISR. Wright Visited at the .htnne of their aunt, lVfrs,•"Bldon .At Ansa Craig. Xr. ,Clarenee Charnney and Miss Claire Olamney have been very ill with :flu during* the week-end. Mr. and *s, Allan Bettison vis. ited. on Wednesday last with. Mr, 'and Mrs, Gerald Watson of 'Forest. Mr, and Mrs, Cecil Skinner of Exeter viSttecl „en Friday and Sat. utility at the home of their. daugh- ter, Mrs, Xcenneth, Mason, Mrs. Mary Smith has been very di-tirrix—week. at the--tionite-of her daughter, Mrs. Russell .Chapman. Mr, and Mrs, William McInnis: and son. Bud, of Walkerton, visited on Sunday with Mrs. David - Kennedy and with Mr, and Mrs, ban Tiffin, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Smyth, Bil- lie and Doreen, visited on Sunday at the home of Mr, and Mrs, Sam Smyth. at Mitchell. Mr, and .11frs. -Roger Inglis ..and George 'of Walkertoxi 'isited on Sundar'4t,the borne of Mr, and -Mrs. Albert 'Biernart, '3'sr. 'Mid° ,Mrs. • Gilbert Beeproft. and children visited on Sunday with - her :parentS,, Mr. and Mrs; :Rehort Wataea of BrUeefield, Mias Janet Watson of Aylmer was -alsn. borne, for the weekend,., • Mr. and Mrs. 1:..tv Pattison. .and children visited .on. Sunday at the benie of hJ Sister",. Mrs. Gerald. Wats.= at Forest. Mr, and Mrs, Rey Robinsen children nn Mr: and Mrs, Mason Robinson visited on Sunday at the home .ef their sister, Mrs, .JoSeph Thompson, at Goderich.' . Mr; and Mrs. Kenneth LI:Eildlaw. and daughters of London visite:den. Sunday At the borne of his brother. Mr, Elroy Laidlii,W, and with Look- now relatives, 'Xi'. Beth Gaunt, Wingharn, vis- ,ited at the home of his sister, Mrs. George McCienagliep and with oth- er friends here on Sunday. . • Ur. and Mrs, Ed Nicholson and Co3eeri or Tbarnesvilde .spent#the week-end with, her 'mother, Mrs; John 'Hutchison, an with IVIr, TM-Am' —cillson"-111" winiktrtri 4.ne latter has been progressing favor- ably after .a heart attack on Mon- day last. gra. Mary MacAllister, Ming. ham, and Mr, jarrieS Elliott, Bine- vale, visited on Sunday at the hew of their brother, Mr. Gorcton Elliott - Miss Marjorie . Coultes, nurse-i11 training at Guelph Hospital, speni the week-end' with her parents, Mr and Mrs, Albert •Conites, Kinloss roads were blocked'agaie ;last week-end until the, snow plow ;made its way through onSunday - Mr, john Fitch, - who . is .in his f 94th year, and who resides at air home of his daUghter, Mrs. Lloyd Montgomery, suffered a. stroke last week. Mr, Sohn Aitcheson had his cal ,clemolished when he parked at the post office here on Saturday night . at the side of the road. A car driv- ing west smashed into the back of the parked car, 'Mrs. Harry Tiehbourne, GOclerich arid Mrs, Toynbec Lamb, Colborne Township, Visited on Wednesday with tlielormer's mother, Mrs. Da- vid Kennedy. Lynn O'Malley leaves this week for Toronto, where he will take' a six weeks' course in diesel engin- eering. Mr, and Mrs, Cecil Falconer spent the week-end ,at the home of their son; Mr, Relison Falconer at Sarnia, Mrs. R. J. Currie and Mr. and Mrs, George McGee and children spent Sunday at the home of the former's brother, Mr. Andrew Cro- zier at Seaforth, Mr. Clark' Aitken. .of Crornarty Sask,, who has been visiting with 'Aitken families at. Teeswater, vis- ited last week at the home of" his cousin, Mrs. Wilfred Walker, and spent the week-end at the home of his uncle and aunt, James 1-1, Cur- rie and Mrs. lVfeRitchie. Mrs. E.. Dow, Nelson and Ivan visited on Thursday with Mr. and 'Mrs, Jasper Snell of Westfield. Mr. Snell has been under the doctor's care. 'Boyle relatives received word that their sister, Mrs. Walter Lett- ner, who has been a'-patient in the Scarborough Hospital, Toronto, for the past few weeks, has been mak- ing a good recovery from concus- sion. and Mrs. Charles Robinson and Billie left on Thursday to spend the week-end at the home of her sister, Mrs. William Ashby, and her father, Mr. Tupper Cunningtort of Toronto and with Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Coupland. Mr. and Mrs. William Rintoul visited on Sunday with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Cald- well or Myth: Miss Ann Rinloul spent the week-end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph' Cameron of Ashfield. ,11fr .and Mrs, John Gaunt and Mr. Russell Gaunt and Mrs. Ernest Casernone, who spent the week-end at Smith's Falls, returned 'hme on Tuesday. Mrs, Casemore and Rus- Sell Gaunt also visited with Mr. and Mrs. Eric Elliott of OttaWa arid all visited at the home of Mr, and Mrs, Harold Gaunt of Kins- ton. The service ih Calvin-Brick Un- ited Church was withdrawn on Suada,y. Mr, Charles Falconer and his son John, of Glands, visited on Sunday With his Parents, Mr, and Mts. Samos Falconer. Charlie reports that their sicleroad had not been plowed, out for weeks. There was no * school for two weeks and then. the teacher walked bank across the fields from the other sideroad. It took a bulldozer working for 24 hours last Week to get through a quarter of a mile of heavy anew on their road, Mrs, James Falconer has been laid tip With flu during the past and Mrs. Carl Weber and daughters visited on Sunday at .the home of his sister, Mrs. Ro. bort Chambers of Harriaton; Me, and Mrs. Frank Leminex, Linda and 'mkt, of Atwood, vi8it- ed en Sorday with Mrs. Walter Lott, Mr, and Mrs. Leminek and leave en Tuesday to 'melte, to Mr. Gershoin Sohnaton. and Mrs. Ress MeMichael and children were in Kiteliener on Saturday, Mr's, ,IohnSton, Who had been Visiting foe the past week With her datlg'4" tA, Mrs, SteWart Smith, retitrned., honie With flue% Little Linda McMichael :had her tonsils retrieved in Wingliain fl 044es Usuclay, .tceRosy PATIENTS .NEED WHITE tOTTON WHITHOHURCH.--, The W,M,S, meeting of the Pnited Church was held on Wednesd'ay last at the hone Of Mrs, 3. 0, Gillespie with 11 ladies present and With the pre. sident, Mrs. Milian Moore, ,presid. 14' and Vying the call to wership The theme of the meeting war "Raee Prejqice Exposed",' Mrs Moore also led in the opening pray. ,er, Mrs. Gillespie read the Scrip.' tyre lesson from Ruth, and Mrs Moore gave the comments, eeplain- ing Christ's stand against cliserim. ination* and Prejedlece of foreign- ers. and telling of the blessingr that have accrued to many lands which have welcomed strangers Mrs, S. D. Beecroft and Mrs. H, H OroskOrth led in the diseussion per- led that f0119Wed on the real mes sage of the Book of Ruth, the idea' woman, Mrs. 0,E Farrier played a piano solo, "Convent Echoes". Mrs. Dan Tiffin gave a, splendid talk on the chapter "Canada.' in the study book, touching on 'the comparison of different religious groupe al- coholism, ding addicts, race relar tienship, disease, Indian Work and educational problems. Mrs. W. n, Farrier led in prayer. In the business period a thank you letter was read from the Fred Victor Mission for tha bale of used clothing sent to" them. at Christ; Inas,, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Beecroft and Mrs. Albert Coultes were ap- pointed. as a resolution committee for the Presbyterial W.M.S. for 1960. A letter from Dr., ,Florenee Murray of Korea, asked for any white cotton goods that could be used for bandages in her care of leprosy patients. The president asked if any group would adopt a D.P. family group to correspond with, as these people," without homes in Asia, appreciate letters. The group heard, with regret, of' the sudden passing Of Rev, D. 1. MacRae and the president closed the rneeting with praYe'r. • The next meeting will he held on March 17 at the home of Mrs. G. E. Farrier with Mrs. James Falcon- er in charge of the study book. The remaining copies of, the Upper Room were given to Mr, Neelori for .hospital use, Wayne Martin Wins Door' Prize WHFIECHURCH— Nine tables were in play at the euchre held last Friday 'eVerillig in Fordyce by the teacher,' Mrs. George Fisher, and the pupils. Mrs. Earl Jamieson and Neil Rin- tool held high points and 3, D. Beecroft had most lone hands, The door prize went to Wayne Martin. Lunch was served and plans were made to hold another party in the near fitture. FRENCH CANADIANS TOPIC AT W.M.S. WHITECHURCH — The ladies of the Presbyterian W.M.S. met on Wednesday last at the home of the president, Mrs. Dawson Craig, who presided for the meeting. Miss Arinie Kennedy read the Scripture lesson and Mrs. John Craig read a message from Matthew 28. Miss Kennedy led in the medita- tion period, speaking on Lott's wife. Mrs: R. T. A. Marshall led in the Glad TidingS prayer. The roll call was, linswered by naming a missionary worker in Canada and Mrs. Craig gave the Offertory prayer, Mrs. Prank Coulter had charge. of the topic on: French Canadians, prepared by Mrs, V. Emerson, The meeting 'closed with the Mizpah benediction and the hostess served lunch. APPOINT DELEGATES TO PRESBYTERIAL WHITECHURCH— The W.M.S. of Calvin-Brick United Church 1161 their meeting last Vcrecinesday at the home of Mts, Robert Scott with 10 ladies ahd four children present. Mrs. Norman Coultes, president, presided. The theme of the Meeting was , "Discovering Neighborhoods" and MrS, CoUltes led in prayer. Mrs. George Melee gwee the call to Worahip and read the 'Scripture Message and led In prayer for the tnissionarleg and the suedesg tA their Work, All read the hylnit "Cc Brother Man, Paid .to Thy Maul Thy _trailer". Mrs, Gordon Melltirney was in charge of the tOple arid wan assist- ed by Mrs. nonala ,Coulteb, WhO W. And Mrs. George Walker via- Red on Monday at ,St, ,Helena, where her mother, Mrs. William Humphrey, Was eetebrating her 01St birthday, The Ladles' Aid of the Presigter- Ian Church Is holding a virOrk meet- ing at' the home of Mrs, aehn Gaunt on Tuesday. - Mr. Elliott Carruthers, road su- perintendent, and Mr., Wallace Conn of Kiniess are in Toronto. attending meetings of the Good Reeds convention, Mr: and Mrs, Ernest Beeeroft, Ronald and Kirk, visited on sun- day at the home of her brother,. Mr, Robert 'Sinnarnen, Wingharn, Mrs, Ic,,Powhog 4s SPending this week' at the' home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Aitchesozi of liderten. Euchre Party Held Thursday Night WHITECHURCII Nine tables were in play at the euchre' party held last Thursday evening at SS. 7, East Wawanosh, Mr. and Mrs, Harold Woods sponsored the party. Mary Jefferson and Billie Robin- son of Donnybrook held high points While Mrs. Stuart Chamney and Calvin Robinson. were low, Lunch, was served and a Social time enjoyed; spoke on prejudice; Mrs, Sidney Thompson, who spoke on segrega- tion; and Mrs. Edwin Smyth, who spoke on diseriminatioh. Mrs Dow led In the hymn "In Christ There Is No East or West", Mrs. Gilbert Beecroft had charge of the chapter on Canada from the study book, "The Concerns of a Continent" and gave an interest- ing talk with comparativse figures on different 'denominations, church hospitals, extension programs, Pop- ulation and missionary workers, During the business period several thank you notes were read from members who had been ill. The roll call was answered by giving the number of sick or hospital calls each had made' in' the previous month, ' Mrs, Ronald Coifttes,,,,Mrs,.' Clat- ellee Chamney' and, MrS. Sohn Jac mieson were aiipointecl delegaqs to .attend the Presbyterial in God- erich on March 20. The Missiqn• Band will. hold its thankofferin,g meeting at Easter with Mrs. Gor- don 11-cnurney's group in Charge. The ladies will quilt a, 4uilt for the bale this Wednesday 'at the home of Mrs. Lawrence Taylor and one, next week at Mrs. Conites'. which will be for sale. The meet- ing closed with the Mizpah bene- diction and the hostess served lunch. CRO WN Theatre - Harriston WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY February 25 and 26 "INDISCREET" Technicolor Cary Grant, Ingrid Bergman Should she pay for being in- discreet. FRIDAY and SATURDAY February 27 and 25 "The Bowery Boys In The Money" Plus "From Hell To Texas" Technicolor No mightier adventure ever swept out of the mighty West. MONDAY and TUESDAY March •2 and 3 "UNION PACIFIC" Starring Barbara Stanwyek and Joel 1VfeCrea eototeemeeeeeleteweeeleuemeofeepeseeepemeeeeeeneeeeeemeleeteeeeuetememeoe 'Alexander's , .1106are' But after all:It's* nice to know the family looks forward to YOur meals. And that modern automatic electric range! What a help it is! Its timers and temperature controls' supervise the cooking automatically —electrically . '.leaving you with time for other important family 'activities. And a modern, automatic 'electric range keeps your kitchen cool and clean. Cooking electrically n9t only ad.& special '1 pleasure to preparing family 'theals.2:=it Offer§ " • real 'economy as Well. You get More out of life when you get the - Most out of electricity:' rry 1)OS sp mvott COSTS SO LrTLF' HOUSEHOLD HINT__ Plug youCautomatic coffee maker' into the timed range outlet at night and' awaken to a freshly perked brew, ' '4,•:CCCCCO 40; Hold Conceit in Memorial HMI. • WHITECHURCII-- Mr, A, Nee- Ion of BineVale was .elialrxrien :ter the 'concert held in .the Memorial hall here .on Friday evening, Oen, sered by the -WA, of the :United Charch,' Mrs. O. H. Farrier was At th.e..14110. And everyone enjoyed a sing-song.. P, Heoereft gave .4 lin. Morons reading, G. E. Farrier and Wayne Played a saxaPhelle duel; Ad Mrs, 1-farold Currie gave sev- eral splendid whistling selections With Mrs, Seholtz at the piano. The 77.,p.u, presented the play, "The 1.3att1e. of the Budget" and sipiek of Teeswater showed his beautiful _colored pictures of parks and places in the southern 'United. States And Cuba, ,Mr. and: Mrs. Rd Marsh purchased the quilt, auetkeii-ed off by Charles Martin. Lunch was served and all enjoyed the social time together, ' Tba Avangavrtidataa. WHITECOURCH WEDNESDAY tt, 1'IItESDAY Illarelt 4 and 5 "TIME LIMIT" Starring Richard l3asehart and Richard Widmark (Adult Entertainment) ,__IP 4.444,#.4444.6A H.4441 °OM V404141p41,5 ftii in Principal iiriaa (-d §aaft.c..6 011FINOIET enoug4in jute ititgrieq, plan con be t limed irilfla your objective whothori OVVAillg TIOVIT )10mt, uoating your childro",t 13uying a., business or viding for Tom! rqtirement. So yQur Inoe8tora /71an:— Thomas A. Jardin Phone 14'7, Wingham, DIA, John W. Waives Phone LIM, bisinvidi 'Elverson b-re-1 Plume 331'W, Hillniqinft fint V rai 4 rire2 •