The Wingham Advance-Times, 1959-11-25, Page 13-or
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ing Of the :Gorrie- Ladles' Orange
Benevolent Society $p was *mat-
ed to 'the Loyal True Blue anti
Cramp Orphanage at Rtelinrnrd
:Him Also a Christmas gift .of 40•09
for the children.
The following officers were elect,
ed for 100; Past Mistress, Mrs,
Margaret Dane; Worthy Mistress,
Mrs, Harold Robinson; Deputy
Mistress, AP's, George Brown; Re-
cording Secretary, Mrs, Gordon
"Underwood; Financial See., Mrs. beta Carson; Trees,, Mrs, George
King; 3r..1?en, Mistress, Mrs, Irving
Toner; Chaplain, Mrs, Lulu San,
Berson; Guardian, Mrs, .Cassie
Taylor; .Director of Ceremonies,
Mrs. Mabel Gilkinson; Sr. Lecturer,
Mrs. Wm, Wilson; Dep, Lecturer,
Mrs. Lorne Walker; Inner Guard,
Mrs. Lottie Thornton;. Outer Guard,
Mrs. Effie. McQrackin; . organist,
Mrs. Norman Wade; -auditors,. Mrs.
Normari-Mrs;' - •
Standing committee—Mrs. .Irving
Toner, Mrs, Ethel. Irvin, Mrs. Es-
her Neill, Mra. Albert Heibein;
finance comm„ Mrs, NormariWade,
Mrs. Wm. Wilson, Mrs, Lottie
Thornton; sick and visiting :comm.,
Mrs, Gordon Underwood, Mrs. T,
McInnes, Miss Margaret Pane.
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BAZAAR AND TEA
WAS SUCCESSFUL
GORRIE—The Gorrie community
hall took on a festive air on Sat-
urday afterndon with'a sniffle tree
and Christmas decorations. Red
and white mums centred the tea
table, on a lace cloth. It was the
annual bazaar and tea Sponsored
oy. the Evening Auxiliary of St.
Stephen's Church, ,1
,There was a fine display of home
baking, candy, aprons, etc. Mrs.
Bruce Bennett and Mrs, Edwin
Day were in charge of the sewing
booth; Mrs. Frank King and Mrs.
Joe Bennett, the baking and candy
table; Mrs. Lloyd Griffith and Mrs.
Verne Clark, country produce; Mrs,
William Bennett, surprise packag-
es. Assisting at the tea tables
were Gail Dinsmore, Davin Lue
Clark and Leone Griffith.
The Junior Auxiliary also had a
table and sold candy and other
Items,
MRS. PLANT SPEAKS
ON SIN OF PRIDE
GORRIE—The W.A. of St. Ste-
phen's Anglican Church met for
its November meeting Wednesday
afternoon at the' home of Mrs.
John Dinsmqre. The president,
'Mit:Edward NeWton, Preside4 aria'
Mrs. R. T. Bennett acted -as sec-
retary. •
A letter was read from the Dio-
cesan Dorcas secretary in regard to
changes being made in the require-
ments for the Indian schools. It
was decided to give :$100 to the
church for general fund. Next
meeting will be one week -earlier,
Dec, 10th, at the home of, Mrs. Nor-
man Wade,
Mrs, Earl Underwood read the
Scripture, Mrs, Gordon Underwoo(
gave a reading, "Why We 'Shottle
Read the Bible", saying, "The
Bible's best treasures are found
only by those who search the
Scriptures." She also read an art-
icle entitled "The Hymns We Sing",
"The Sin of Pride" was dealt
with' by Mrs. Bertha Plant, who
quoted many Proverbs referring tc
pride, such as "Pride goeth, Wort
destruction." She said we ofter
feel proud and take credit to our
selves for doing the things w(
could not do without the help of
God. She closed with a poem,
Mrs. E. C. Attwell and Mrs. Nor-
nan Wade conducted a questioi
tnd answer period on the' secone
'hapter of the study book, "Cul.
tural Revolution and Christian
Mediation", Mrs. Attwell closed
.1111 the benediction, '
Refreshments were served by the
iostess.
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HOCKEY SKATES
We knew Corvair's engine had toi
go in the rear if we wanted a corn-,
pact Car with big ca ride, big car'
room, big car performance — and
maximum efficiency. And that.
called for the most drastic revolu-
tion in auto design arid manufac-
turing Canada has ever seen: What
does a rear engine mean to you as
driver or passenger?
MORE SPACE — The floor is virtually
flat. The short "opposed six" engine
takes up leSs space, leaves more for
passengers.
FAR BETTER RIDE—Every wheel can',
sop up a bump without affecting any
other; So the ride is far softer—and
the wheels cling to the pavement
better.
GREATER TRACTION—Try a Corvair
on mud, or snow, you'll be astounded
by the difference in road-grip and
control.
BETTER BRAKING — Corvair is de-
signed to put an almost equal brake
load on every wheel; the rear end
maintains solid, sure traction for
smooth, straightline stops in virtu-
ally any situation.
LESS NOISE, LESS HEAT — Engine
noise, heat, fumes' are behind the
passengers; carried away by the wind
stream as you drive.
LESS MAINTENANCE—Corvair's air-
cooled engine never needs antifreeze,
never boils in the hottest weather. It
warms up quicker in cold weather, sp
there's much less cold-start wear.
BETTER HANDLING—Cbrvair's "flat"
engine and lower floor gets the centre
of gravity 'way down; it rides rock-
solid through the tightest turns. Steer-
ing is light as a feather, will never
need power assistance.
LESS NEEDLESS WEIGHT — Corvair's
power plant is mostly aluminum.
And it's air-cooled no need for a
radiator, water pump, hoses or even
the weight of the water itself. And
there's an added phis here; we de-
signed a gas-fired car heater* that
gives warmth almost instantly.
Engine, transmission, and rear axle
are all bolted together into one solid
power unit. We save literally hun-.
dreds of pounds, and that makes a
whopping big difference in, perforni-
ance and in gasoline economy.
THE RIGHT ANSWER — It took a
terrific amount of engineering and
Chevrolet's tremendous resources to
design, test and set up production on
a precedent-shattering car like Cot;.
vain. But the first time you get behind
the wheel—you'll agree it was worth
every penny and every hour!
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CHRISTMAS
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FLOWERS
'WA , to Organize
Nursery Classes •
Harold Robinson
entertained the Woman's Associa-
tion of the Gorrie IJnited Church
At her home on Thursday evening.
Mrs. I),. Adams of Smith Friencl-
spin. .01rola was in charge of the
werehiP service, reading Psalm
and offered prayer,
A poem entitled ."1")040., Be
Still", was. given and the theme
used was. "The Fear of the Lod
Is the Beginning of Wisdom", by
Padre Young. • She said: security
May be our greatest enenay, Fear
is evil and destructive • also fear
can be realistic and helPful, Fear
keeps animals alert. Fools have
no fear, The fear of losing our
job makes us ambitious,.••
Mrs, C. Pyke, president, coronet.
co the business. The four groups
of the W.A. are endeavoring to
start a nursery for children up tc"
three years during chureti service
for the month of December. Group
1 is in charge on Dee, 6,
Donations for a bale to Bella
Oli;f1-" hb 'IOW: ' the -
Surid.ay, School room :before Dec,
1st. It was ',decided to purchase
four books :entitled "Look Up and
.by, Rev, Wm. J. March of
Central United Church, Stratford;
fot the groups,
The hostess and committee serv,
ed refreshments.
The Friendly Fours
The Friendly Fours will meet at
the home . of Mrs. Albert Dustow
on Thursday at 8.15 p.m,
Dies 90 Way
To Visit .$00 .
GORTfal--Mrs, Charles Weller,'
lot 10, con, 14, Hawk*, died sad,'
Only ThursdAy while on her way
Clifferd to visit .her ,SQ11, who
had just suffered a heart attack,
She was in her 70th year,
Bern. la Carrick Township, she
was the former Mary Ann miller.
She was twice married. Her first
.husband, Frank Schmidt, died in
TWO.ritY•rfin years ago she
vas married to Charles Kreller
and has been a resident of Howick
singe, She was 'a member of ie.
bovait's Witnesses.
Surviving besides her hushand is
one son, Orlando: H. Schmidt, of
Clifford, and one granddaughter,
A 'son, Lorne Laverne- ,Kreller,,died
eight years ago,
Funeral service was at 2 p.m, on
Sunday at the Moir funeral home
in Gorrie, and was conducted by
Mr, Harold Bowers,. Burial was
-in Gorrie cemetery, • .- •
-Dowdy, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Abraham, Belmore spent Sunday
at the same home,
John Harper, Carlingford,
spent Sunday with Mr. and. Mrs,
Robert Elsehner, 1VIra, John Harp-'
er, returned with him after spend-
ing a few days with. their daughter
Mrs, Robert Elschner and Mr,
Elschner.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Brown,
Betty Ann and Cindy„ Howick and
Grey Bdy., visited Mr. and Mrs,
Wilbert Galloway, on Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs. Henry Kreller,
Lakelet, spent Sundty with Mr. and
Mrs, James Edwards.
Mr. and Mrs, E. J, Parrish
spent a few days last week in Tor-
onto attending the Royal Winter
Fair and the 10th anniversary
banquet of the R.O.P, Inspectors'
Association of Canada, held in the
Westminster Hotel. At the annual
meeting, Mr, Parrish was elected
president of the association for a
term of two years,
Prize winners for highest scores
at the L.O.L. euchre on Wednesday
evening were Mrs, Burns 'Stewart
and Mr. William Taylor,
Mrs. Archie Miller spent a couple
of days in London last week. Mr.
Miller spent Tuesday in London
and she returned home with him.
Alexander Hamilton, elder son
of Mr. and Mrs, Hector Hamilton,
has been a patient in the Palmer-
ston Hospital since Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs, Morley McMichael,
Wroxeter, visited Mr, and Mrs.
Archie Miller on Sunday.
Sena Gift
To Miss Coultes..
ITEiCRUR01-1---, The W.M.$.
of CalVin-Brici4 United Church
Met- last Wednesday At the home
of Mrs, Mina XeRitehie, with
sPiendid Attendanee, Mrs, LAW,-
mice Taylor presided 4rld led In
the worship service. Mrs, Harold.
Currie read the Scripture message
and .Mrs, .Kenneth Mason _her'
.charge . of the chapter from the
Andy book, "Africa Disturbed",
telling of the problems of the
'African women.
Mrs. Cordon MeRurneY gave an
interesting talk on the C.T.A. and
-coming vote, Mrs, Charles .Shiell
and Mrs. Ale sander Robertson
gave interesting reports on the
recent. sectional meetings at Gorrie,
Mrs. VfcRitehie gave two very In.
teresting Book Reviews, one on
political conditions in Africa, and
the other on John Geunther's book,
"Inside Africa",
awns; Norman Coultes presi•ded
for the business meeting, and re,
ported that $75 had been raised
at..,glejegent :gengreg.a:t190 al. „$.1:3P7. Per. The ladies were- given a. page
of a loose-leaf book, to fill up
with selections of poetry for Miss
Agatha 'Coultes, W.MS, hospital
worker in Edmonton, Alta. Arrange-
ments were made to send a
Christmas parcel to Miss :Coultes,
with a monetary gift for her to
use for her shut-in patients,
A committe of Mrs. Lawrence •
Taylor, Mrs, Harry Cook and Mrs, •
,Roy Pattison were appointed to
bring in a slate of officers at the
December meeting. The ladies de-
cided to ban lunches at the winter
meetings, except on birthday tea
-days,
'Mrs. Coultes then closed the
meeting with prayer.
A Special Meeting
CANCER
• Speaker:
MAURICE GRIMES •
Secretary, Ontario Division
C'anadian, Cancer Society
MONDAY, NOV. 30
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' the Padden death of his wife,
Mrs Tvv• 'Griffith and Mr. and
'rtslohnos of Toronto spent
he week-end 'hare,
.'Mr. and' Mrs. Kenneth Galloway..
art'," and Garry, Mary Ann and
`uw anti Ivry. James Lichty, all of
-hilt, spent Sunday eveaing with
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Mt", and • Mrs. Alekander Partei 'Phone
t Line Howiok visited Saturds,Y
evening With Mr. and Mrs, Harry 'au....
liORRIE
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Elschner
spent Friday at the 'Royal Winter
Tair,
Mrs, ,Annie Ritchie spent Sunday
,fternoon with Mr, and Mrs.
George Galloway, Con. 6, Turn-
•erry.
Mr. and Mrs, Bruce Wallace. and
'wilily of Hamilton visited Mrs.
lean Massey on Siir,day.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Trimble
Asited Mr. and Mrs Vttilliani
llyne cf Fordwich on Sunday.
Mr and Mrs, B'are'd Tyndman
'nd Jerry spent Sunday with Mr,
,nd Mrs, Blair McIntosh of Lis-
'owe!,
The December meeting' of the
-W I, will be held at the
'tome or Mrs. Glenn Johnston on
'ec, 1 at. 8.30. Roll call, "A Christ-
mas custoth in Our home", There
Will be an exchange of Christmas
'ifts,
Mrs, George Snider aril Valerie
if 'Elmira, spent Saturday ,,r.lth
`he former's Mother, Mrs. R, T
Bennett.
Mrs, James Dnuglael was chit to
"eturn to,, his home on Sunday
from the Palmerston Hospital.
Ni't's, .Tames Gi'bert, Harristnii
visited her parents, Mr', and Mrs.
-1.0c1win Day on Friday,
Sympathy is extended to Mr.
-hroos, R'r,,liat in his bereavement
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