The Wingham Advance-Times, 1959-09-16, Page 5ii
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CQIIIPETB IN RIFLE MATCD—A sire man team repreSented the 1st
battalion'," The Royal, Canadian. Regiment from Ipperwteih, Ont., in the
Ontario ',Rifle,•AssociatiOrea annual ,Servies :Rif Mittnit, for . e,,
and Regnlar Army at Mons Range, Camp Borden. Two of the team
on the firing- point are Corporal Douglas Love, Forest, Ont.; son of
Mrs. Jintri Love, Ohievale, Onti and Private, Robert White, .son of Mr.
and. Mrs.. Ernest White, Calgary, Alta. Pte. w.pate. anti his wife Mabel
live at ItA, 3 Sarnia, This is the second year that the nattPli has been
fired with the new Canadian Army Cl rifle.--National Defence Photo,
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Mission Band
Meets at Church
BWIDVALE--Tne Mission Band
met in, the United Church pin, Sep-
tember 8th, with 3], in attendance.
The secretary's report was given
by the vice-president, Betty. Heth-
eringtOn, Patsy Craig read the
Scripture •and Yvonne $Tehnston
fed in prayer,
The roll.call was "What did you
enjoy most in your holidays?"
Gail McLennan presented the
offering. Mrs. Man H. Neelon
gave the chapter from the study
book, Mrs. M. Craig entertained
by giving a number of riddles.
The singing of a hymn' was fol-
lowed by the closing circle.
ST. HELENS
BONUS* FREE
4'-6" Sealy Golden Sleep (sniooth.top)
MATTRESS — Value $39,95 4..e. Steel Ribbon SPRING—Val. $12.95. PRICE
Mr, and Mrs.. George Sitters of
Walkerton and Mr. NOrman Can.
ningnam of North Bay were re-•
cent callers on their cousins, Mr
and Mrs. W,, A, Miller,
Mr. George MhQuillin has re-
turned to Hamilton after spending
the vacation with Mr. and `Mrs
'William Purdon and 'other rela-
tives. His sister, Marilyn, was a
recent visitor here too. BONUS FREE
4`-6" Sealy Golden Sleep
(smooth top) MATTRESS
4'4" Steel Ribbon SPRING By Kilgour
• Doable Dresser (plate glass) tilting
• Chiffonier
• Bookcase Bed "-V
Wingha,m General Hospital,
Mrs. Ross tiouglas has returned
to Toronto after spending a'-month
with her sisters, Misses Mary and
-Ruby Duff and Mrs,•M, L. Aitken.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Miller ac-
companied Messrs. Richard and.
Ellwood Elliott to Alliston on Sim-
day for the funeral ,of Mr. Elliott's
brother-in-law, Mr. James McCor-
mick.
Mr. , and Mrs. James Douglas,
their daughter, Mrs, Dave Bart arid
Mr, Bart, Brenda and Bryan
were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs
John Cameron: •
Total Save • ALL $ ba". y 00 $321.90 $$2.90 FOR L.
3-Piece
WALNUT BEDROOM SUITE
WiNGNA114
bedroom suite by
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• Double Dresser (plate glass) fitting
• • Chiffonier - •
I• Bookcase Bed — 4'.6"
Total Save ALL $239;00
$321.,90 $82.90 FOR.
TERMS, $25.00 Down $17.38 Monthly-
TERMS, $27.00 Down, $18.53 Monthly
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With every pur-
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matching box spring
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you so. Minor repairs can be made now at much
lower rates. .Or, if a new furnace is needed we can
help you select the ANTHES furnace best suited-
to your needs. Remember
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RURAL. DEVELOPMENT
rem OF V. DOUGLAS
. BLUEVALE—The Women's In-
stitute met at the horne of Mrs.
John Wickated on September 10th.
The president, Mrs. Sperling John-
ston, • presided. Mrs. W. J. Pea-
cock read •the minutes and the
financial report.
No delegate was appointed to the
area convention at luelph on
October 15th and 16th. A motion
was carried that the cemetery
board of Bluevale Cemetery be re-
minded of the present neglected
conditioreof the cemetry.
A girls' club project, "Clothes
Closets Up-to-Date", will be un-
dertaken and. Mrs. Charles Mathers
'end Mrs, W. J. Peacock were
'appointed leaders. Mrs, Jos, Hor-
ton Was appointed leader - of
the home-making project, "New
Lamps for Old", beginning Oc-
tober 27th in Winghant
Vaughan Douglas, farm editor pf
CKNX, gave an interesting address
on "Rural Community Develop-
ment". Ile drew attention to We
changing conditions -in rural areas
where faint. lands, are being taken
over by industries, This leads to
urbanization of rural districts
With an increase in population,
There will be fewer farmers and
More Workers in industry. Many
pPopIe Will work in both agriculture
and industry, Women's Institutes
Should be in the forefront in
efferts to 'meet these new con-
ditions arid should let their Voice
be lioard. Adrift:11mM educational
health and recreational fatilities
Will be necessary. More religions
and character building agerteies
Will be required, Soda' 'welfare
will be of even-greater importance
than for/hotly. Rural amid urban
population must hannortiZe to bene-
fit •the detintry,
Mrs, R. J, McMurray, convener
of the progrant bill agriculture, ex-
'pressed the appreciation of the
nternberit and Presented' a gift to
Mr, Douglaa,
Mrs, MireMiltray conducted a
contest Orr Vegeta:Oda, itcfreth,
thenti *eke InirVed by Mr& toy
l‘iiiiet Mira. Nrritird Theintri,
'km mon torniet WI thikhastaxk
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• issued in amounts from $100 upwards
for 1-3 years.
• earn 5VA interest, payable half-
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• authorized investment for all
Canadian Insurance Companies and
trust funds.
YOUR MONEY DOUBLE ITSELF IN i3 .YEARSI
I
naliy Da.y. wan held in the
tinitefl. March On SPIAday, Mr,
Man Ncelan spoke On the
duties and reSPOnSibilitles Of pa.
rents, %aelieril and church rnern-
herS tOWard, the young, 14r8k 140Y4
Wheeler tnld 'the children's got*.
Mr. Neelen Sang the' Selo, "The
Carden of Prayer",
Dr, A, At and Mrs, BaYne of
NorwiCh, and Mr, and. Mrs. Robert
Bay* of Stratford were guests of
Rev, T, B, 'Kennedy and Mrs,
Kennedy last week,
Mr. and Mrs,'Lloyd Holland, of
Exeter were Sunday visitors with
Mrs, It. F. GarnisS, Mr. Mae Scott
and Mr. and Mrs, Bitrns Moffatt.
Mr, and Mrs. ' Tnos. Strachan,1of
Brussels, Were recent visitors at
the- home' of Mr, pugald Street-Ian,
yr. Mackenzie Edgar, of Detroit
and Mr, and Mrs. McCourt, of At-.
wood, 4.worcIvAitoro
last week,- Ur. Fidgar is a nephew
and Mrs. McCourt a niece, of the
'late Andrew and the late-William
Gray, former citizens of this local-
ity.. Mr, Edgar is engaged in mak-
ing a family tree 'pf the Gray
connection and visited the ceme-
tery to copy inscriptions from the
family monuments,
' The family of Mrs. Gordon Hall
held a home coming on her birth-
day on, SePternber 1.2th, including,
Mr. and Mrs,. Sack Hall, Mr. and
Mrs, Bob Casenaore and family,
Mr. and Mrs, Gebrge Orvis arid
family, all of Wingharn, Mr. and
Mrs, JeCk Scott and children of
Newton, Mr, and Mrs. Wm, Hall
end faintly, and Bob Hall, all of
Bluevalet,
Mr. and Mrs. john 'Wallace, of
St. Catharines, are visiting Mr,
and Mrs. Jos. Horton,
Sunday guests at the parsonage
with Mr. and Mrs, Alan H. Neelon
were Mr. and Mrs. Beedle, Nancy
and Gail, of London and Mrs. A.
O'Neil, of Belfast, Ireland.
Mr, and Mrs. Donald Street and
• family of Listowel, Spent Sunday
at the home of Miss Mary Duff.
Mrs. Jack Thompson Jr., is re-
covering from an operation in
Al.f. Aloll'OiltWAY$ MACHIN' $ TAK* IipitECT TO
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