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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1959-06-10, Page 3.1"ftwas SAVO TAX DOLLARS IrsIt ear( dednet frail ypur tax., SW. 4nCOSIe payments Made ort atsy of these Registered Retire- pent Savings Plans distributed ' by Investors Syndicate: lilatIremerit Savings Certhilk sate. --Fixed-interest, guaran- tied plans tailored to your ' bglividual needs. Supplementary itiillrance available if desired. lquIty Retirement Plan — Investors Mutual of Canada LW., I balanced investment for stabil- ity' ind income, or (2) Investors ,,qrowth Fund of Canada Ltd.— en investment in equity securi- ties for capital growth. Combined Payment Plane — A selection of plans which com- bine shares of either mutual fund. with In'Veisiers Retirement Oeiti! *Wee. Thomas A. Jardin Phone 147," Wingham, Ont. Feder'ation In Belgrave Arena The 'East Wa,wanosh Federation of Agriculture met In the Belgrave Arena board room recently. Presi- dent Elmer Ireland called the meet- ing to order, The attendance was somewihate below usual owing to the delayed seeding 'weather. The minutes of the kist,directors' meeting were read by the secretary and adopted on motion of Sander- son-McGowan, Elmer Irelaild re- ported, on the County Federation meeting, He mentioned that the county executive was purchasing ten Hof the .books written by W. C. Wood, at $3,00 each, A motion Charles Smith, see,- oncipd by Wilfred Sanderson, that the township of East Wawanosh purchase one .of those books and have it available for anyone in the township 'to read. Mr, Ireland also reported ,o.n the Huron County Beef Producers' bus tour, John M. Taylor reported on the County Beef Prodticers. The next directors' meeting will be July 27. AVAILABLE. ONLY AT' DOMINION RICHMELLO CREAMY JAR. 210 is-OZ . 35 'SAR SALAD DRESSING PICNIC BRAND — SWEET ONLY AT, DOMINION — RICHMELLO MIXED PICKLES Mir 230 CHEESE SLICES 310 DEVON SIDE RINDLESS 16 OZ. PKG. BISCUIT FEATURE PARTY TREAT ASSORTED BISCUITS CLARk'S — FANCY TOMATO JUICE 2 Via BRUNSWICK •-‘. IN OIL SARDINES 3 Ties 290 ADDS ZEST TO YOUR MEAL HEINZ II-0Z. KETCHUP WrLE. PRAIRIE MAID Wheat PUFFS 250 6-0T. PKG. 230 mtEium, SIZE mEATIr PRUNES 2i4iftzd 590 trroxtr..Y.- CREAM STYLE Is,-Ot • , .• Fancy CORN 2 TINS 3.34 HEINZ —• COOKED I5-Oz, oz 33 0 SPAGHETTI 2 TiNS' SPAGHETTI HEINZ --INFANT OR JUNIOR Baby reel's 6 .1.`gt 650 THE. REV, ROBERT FERGUSON IDEALLY who was one of the Ordinand,s at the ,recent Whitsuntide Ordination fiel,d. on May 18th at An. Saints' Church, London,. has recently con- cluded his first year in the minis- try as ileacon-in-charge of the par- iah of Blyth, with Auburn and Belgraye. Mr, Many is an, Irish- man whvafter serving In A. secular vocation, was called to the minstry of the ehurch, and after extensive preparatory studies in the Old Canntiry, came to. Canada with Mrs. Heal& in 1957. MY. Wally skin, li hill year at 'Seeger Hall, the dio- cesPin institute for the training of older men for the min- istry at London, In the spring of 1958 Mr. Meetly was made a deacon and tOPIC up WS residence in the Blyth reetorY. Since 'his ordination to the full ministry of the church Mr. Meal)), will become the incumbent of the Myth Church and will shortiY be inducted to his senior office. MISSIONARY SPEAKS AT W.M.S. MEETING BELGRAVE—The Home Helpers meeting of the Women's Missionary Society. of Knox Presbyterian Church was held on Thursday eV.- ening in the church. 'Guests Were, present , from Trinity Anglidak Church and Knox United Church of Belgrave. Miss Dorothy Doug- las, home on furlough from the mission field in Formosa,' was gueft speaker for the occasion. Mrs. Edgar Wightman, Horne Helpers secretary, presided and gave the call to worship. A bYnnn was sung, followed by prayer, Mrs., Joe Dunbar, president of the.Socii- ety welcomed the guests. The Scripture reading Was given by Mrs, Ross Anderson and the meditation was given by Mrs.. J, C: McBurney. A musical number "In' the Garden" was sung by Lillian Bruce, Anne Wightman, Margaret Nicholson, Margaret Wightman and Marlene, Purdon and was very much enjoyed.- The offering was received and dedicated and a hymn was sung. Mrs. Alan Dun- bar led in the Glad Tidings prayer. Mrs. O. G, Anderson introduced the speaker, Miss Douglas, form- erly of Lucknow, who gave ,a vivid picture of the work being done 'in Formosa where 12,000,000 people struggle for a living, on this small island of which only 1/3 of its territory is usable land. There are 335 Christian churches in For- mosa and the big task is to trans- late the Bible into their language, as so ,many are eager to learn. There ,has never been a more op- portune time for missionaries to teach the Gospel than at present and 'more missionaries are needed, as the people, are pressing for- ward for knoWledge 'Of Christianity. Mrs. Victor Youngblut, on behalf of those present, .thanked Miss Douglas and all who took part to make the meeting a success. An-, other hymn was sung and Mrs. Dunbar closed the meeting with prayer, Lunch was served by the ladies of the society end 'a social time enjoyed. BELGRAVE Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Crosby and family visited 'on Sunday with Mr. and MrS. ,Jess Christiansen anti with Mr. and Mrs. Gibson, Arm- strong and family at Linden, Mr. and Mrs. ,Nelson Higgins visited last week With Mr. and Mrs. Rod McLeod and Mr, anti Mrs, Carmen Farrier in Toronto and spent the week-end at Niagara Falls. Miss M. Williamson Speaks at Service McIntosh and Belnaore W.M.S. took the Sunday ,service May 31• Mrs. Jack Ferguson of McIntosh presided and opened the service with the call, to worship. The re- sponsive reading Was Psalm 116. Mt's Wilford Johann of Belmore read the Scriptures Acts 4:1-22, fel- lowed by prayer, The choir sang "My Task", A hyrim was then sung, after which Mrs. Ferguson introduced the guest speaker, Miss Williamson, of Wingham, a return- ed Miasiontiry from Central In- dia, who say,e an informative talk On her Work In that country, AL the elose air the address e. hymn was sung, Mrs, Ferguson closed With the benediction. "640 WiniiikEn MY BORAH People Who Shop It Wingham Read theAdon0014, Guild Meeting Wingharp.Uo nee BELGRAVF..--Mentbera. of the Ladies' ..01.0.11 of Anglican ;'• Church met at the borne of Mrs Clarence Wade in. Wt."-.gbanl on Wednesday '..afternoon. Mrs„ Clark Johnston, was In charge, opening with a M'mn and the Lord's pray- er in unison, Mrs, Williern,Brydges read the Scripture lesson, Minutes were read by Mrs. Richard Procter and. the 4Np:times report by Mrs, Cooper N.othery. rApprov.s. '.$25 Grant I LADIES INVITED TO. TQ Satoy Council ATTEND MEETINhS The Morris ToWnSitip re011ncil met on June 1, '1959 with 'all the :rnetri.-. hers present. The Mintites of the' last Meeting were read and adopt,' ed on motion of Rosa Duncan and, Stewart Procter,' Proeter,WillvInson—TPOt we give a grant of $25,90' to the north Huron Safety Council to buy prizes, Shortreed-Duncan—That Iliy4Law No, 4, 1050, Setting rate for the tile drain at Glenn Gibson's be passocl as read the .first„ second and third times. Shortreed-Wilkinson— That the road superintendent be paid, Procter, Duncan—That the gen- eral as presented be paid. Procter-Duncan—That we give $125.00 "to the Brussels Recreation- al Committee as a grant. FiTAUC CAR B Mr, and MrS. James McCrea, and family of VPrt Credit visited on Saturday With Mr. and Mrs, Neil McCrea and other friends and re- latives .in the village. Mr. and Mrs, Fred VQ.0.4 and Mr. Martin Grasby visited last Sunday With Mr, and Mrs, Ross Robinson and Keith at Lttoknow, Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Taylor and XaMily of Sarnia spent the week- end with his parents, Mr, and Mrs- Orval Taylor. ' • Mr. and Mrs. Russel' Walker of Gnderieb spent the week-end with Mrs, Ackert Stonehouse and Mr. and Mrs, Lewis StonellOnse. Mrs. Joe Morgan and daughters of Ansa Craig spent the week-end with her :parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Wilikun Mrs. Orval Taylor was a patient In the Wingham General Hospital for a few days last week. s Mrs, James Lamont and Mrs. Alan Dunbar Were guests at the trousseau tea for MISS June Man- ning at. Londesboro on Saturday, Mi. &lid' 'Mrs. RalPh4 MeCiea, Maureen and Douglas visited on surKlay with Mr. and Mrs. John Manning and family, Blyth, Mrs, Fred 'Cook ,visited with her daughter, Mrs. Ross Robinson, in Lucknow on Friday, • Mr, and Mrs, Ira Campbell are now living in their new house in the village, They formerly resided in Lueltnow. .Meinibers of the' W.A. Of Knox United Church held a very sucoess- ful banquet for the reUnion of the 19th Field Regiment Association in the arena on Saturday evening. Mrs. 1 5 Qp-rrwq , Nicholson will be convener: of • the agricultural meet- ing of ,41.1e!' Helgra,ve W.I., to be held June ,i6 in the community A report of the 'work that was done 'at the rectory was given, NOS. Clare Val.:di:nip was convener- of the program and gave a humor- ous reading. A sale ,ef mystery boxes was held, Mrs, Clare Vanca,mp and Alm - Mel aradburo were 'am:Anted to .clean the church and place flowers at the altar for June. A social' time wa,s spent on the lawn and lunch was served' by Mrs, Robert Procter and Mrs, Herman 'NetherY. 19 5 8 DODGE 4-duor sedan, low mileage and one owner ear 1957 DODGE 4-door sedan 4,1•,, 0 -•.• ads.:4 1956 DODGE. CUSTOM-ROYAL 4-door sedan, one owner car 1956 DODGE REGENT 4-door sedan 1956 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER 4-door sedan 1,953 DODGE Cqupe 1953 HENRY .1 1951 Two CHEVROLET Hardtops • Emerson lvel Phone 334W, Rarriston Investors CVinyrudb©cartia• OF CANADA, tIbiltefe Ibd 00.15... WIDn104 Office. in PrIncIpN.Chle• :41PORAVg—The regular xneet,,: ' lugs of the M=11'4 Missionary Society and the Woman's; ,Assoep-.• aim of 'Knox United -011nrch. Was held in the church on Wednesday, Mrs, Leslie Bolt chose as the theme of the W.A., meeting, 'The Alm of 141,cluention Is Character", opening with a hymn and prayer, The min, utes were read ,by Mrs. Jack Taylor and the treasurer's :report by Mrs, J. M. Coultes showed a, balance on hand of 4768.72, There were 19 members at this meeting, Final arrangements were made for the re-union banquet, for the 1.9th Field „Regiment, being held in :the -"arena' on Saturday, Plans were 'also made to serve lunch to the United Church men et the rally of 'Sing Times being held in Wingham. Mrs., Walter Scott was in charge of the W.M.S. meeting opening it' Wit were read by Mrs, George' =chic,' 4,.4,bnl,T,n4..P,KooN,M,I.4.14.,4- treasurer's report by Mrs. George Martin and the gift fund by Mrs, JeisesevitWatni6eneslewr.ere received to meet with the W,M.S. of Knox Presby- terian Church' on Thursday evening with the Westfield group .on June 17 at 2.00 o'clock, Mrs. -j, 1 t. Mc- Gill as guest speaker and with 'the Calvin-Brick group ori June 19 at 8.30 o'clock with Mrs. Rena Fennel as speaker, Members were reminded of 'the bale being sent in June. Articles to be left with Mrs, Lyle Kopper, Mrs. Williard Armstrong's group was in charge of the worship, with Scripture lessons being read by Mrs. E, Leslie‘ and Mrs. Earl An- derson and comments on these lessons by Mrs. George Martin. Mrs. Leslie Bolt led, in prayer. Mrs. George Michie gave a report of 'London Conference Branch held at Chatham in April. Come in and see these used cars of quality today at Len Crawford Motors • Your Dodge, DeSotU and Simca Dealer Phone 710 Wingham. ford & Hetherington, searching records, $12.70; H. Fischer, • Recre- ational Committee grant, $125.00. Bailie Parrott, Geo. C. Martin, Reeve. Clerk. REAVIE Motor Sales Upon request of the road emploY- ees of the township for a raise Iin wages the council decided to set the wages as follows;- road super- intentlent... Smith, $1,10 per hour; M. Craig, Sten per hour; truck driver,' $1,65 per hour; labour, 03 cents per hour. The meeting adjourned on motion of Walter ShOrtreed and Stewart Procter to meet again on July at 8 p.m. Accounts Paid Wm, Elston, fox bounty, $4.00; Provincial Treasurer, insulin, $3,91; Advance-Times, advertising, $1,62; Belgrave Co-op., warble fly power, $206.46; Geo, Martin, hydro for hall and shed, $15.38; Baker Nurs- ing Home, $92,75; Howard Smith, warble fly inspector, $166,09; 'Gord- on Nicholson, warble fly helper, $138.60; relief account, $13.00; Bailie Parrott, expenses and fees, Mayors' and Reeves' convention,' $40.00; Geo. Michie, inspecting tile drain, $5.00; Gordon Wilkinson, court of revision Hislop Drain, $5.00;' ROSS Duncan, 'Courte of Revision, Hislop Drain, $5.00; Stewart Procter, Court of Revision, Hislop Drain, $5,00; Bailie Parrott, Court of Revision, Hislop Drain, $5.00 Walter Short- reel, Court of 'Revision, Hislop Drain, $5.00; Geo, Martin, mileage to municipal meeting, $4.00; Craw- 10111111101.11116. I have sold my property after being in business for 28 years. At this time I would like to thank all my customers 'for their faithful patronage through the years, also my business associates for their co-operation. I would ask that you continue your patronage with My successor, Charles E. Hodgins. 'All the many kindnesses of my' customers and business associates have been appreciated and will not le forgotten by me. JACK E. REAVIE. DOMINION centre with. the members of White- church. W.I. as guests. Roll call, "What can we do to beautify our community?" Mrs. Stanley Cook will give a reading; Mr. Cliff Epps. Clinton, will give the address and films, Karen Anderson will be in charge of music. Lunch commit- tee, Mrs. Nelson. Higgins, Mrs. Gordon Biggins, Mrs. Harold Proc- ter, Mrs, Clark Johnston and Mrs, Lawrence Vannan. Mr, and Mrs. Wes Kerr of ,Brus- eels was visiting on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, qari, Procter. 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