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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1969-05-08, Page 11Set Your Course... Straight for Safety Set sail for boating fun and safety with full Marine. Insurance to pro- tect against financial loss due to fire, accident, liability. Get the Facts INSURANCE AGENCY Complete Insurance Coverage Agents for --Manufacturers Life Insurance Company, 5 JOHN ST. W. WINGHAM PH. 357-2636 iMrs. 4sal Werner' of if I4' lsit d Sunday with Mr# andlvix Lorne Robinson. 'li`�tt Y and . g � M. spent u at the home and MA, John F4gar of George- towl'. Mr. and Mas. Jack King and Lisa of Stradtroy spent the week. end with Mr, .and Mrs. Frank King, Mr. Melvin Finlay accomp- anied. Mr. and, Mrs. Bass San* deUon and Mrs. William Hart of Wroxeter on Sunday,,. and visited ,Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Mc .tee .of Toronto. nd Mrs. Harold Robin- son vis = Mi.' and Mrs. Clin- ton Ho . yford df Gowanstown on Su day. Mrs. Schinook and Mr. Rob- ert Schinook and Miss Esther Blake of Fort William visited Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Johnston on the week -end. Mr. and - Mrs. Ian Howes, Marcelline, Mandeleigh and Lana Lee of Fort William spent a few days with Mr, and Mrs . Cecil. Grainger. Mr. Bruce Grainger, London, and Mr. Rob- ert Grainger of Sarnia spent the week -end at the same home. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Koch and Mr, and Mrs. Maitland Al- lan iif Auburn were dinner guests on Sunday at the home of Mr. OW AVAILABLE. 6' 7° 0ENT F THE ROYAL TRUST COMPANY MORTGAGE CORPORATION For as little as $500, you can take advantage .of this first-rate investment opportunity offered by Royal Trust Mortgage (a subsidiary of Royal Trust, Canada'slargest trust company). The minimum denomination of this debenture issue is $500 but larger denominations are also available in• multiples of $100. Choose the term to suit yourself – between 6 and 10 years. 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Signature Please send further information 0 f 1 G 1 FTS TI -IT :v: ..A me&WC George' Tian *wick and lir lace Boudary, held in how; of Mr, mianitRoth birthday. W. and Mu. ,itiarvey Coin, la$d Wroxeter, were d� guts of Mr. and Mrs. Hay Gowdy on Monday evening. Mrs. Thome Cooper and Mie Verona Usher of Elmva George Cruthers of Ivy and Miss .Glenna Downey, leg. N. , at Barrie, were visitors on Saturday at the home of Miss Jean Sparring and Mr. Harvey. Spading. • Mrs. Mary Shippam and Mr. and. Mrs. Charles' Graharnn of Durham called on Mr. and jMra. Earl Underwood and also Wilted IVir.. and Mrs. Frank King. ' Mr. and Mrs. Paul Crawford, Tony and Terri Jane of Midland visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ed- gar. .." Mr. and Mrs. William Dick.. ert were guests at the wedding on Saturday in the Presbyterian. Church at Port Hope of Miss Marilyn Martin and Wayne Boy- ers. • Mr. and Mrs. John Currie and family of Wingham visited Mrs. John Strong on Sunday. Mrs, Archie Scott of Weston spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Hector Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Head and family of Sarnia, Mrs. John Marks and Joanne of Wingham visited Mr. and Mrs . W. W. Strong. Mrs, Strong returned. last Tuesday from a Kitchener hospital. Mr.. Carman Hamilton spent the week -end. with Mr. Alex Hamilton of Port Hope. Mrs. W i l l i a m Austin, Matthew and Peter of Tillson- burg, spent the week -end with Mrs. William Austin. Miss Sharon Kutske and Mr. Confirmation at United Church GORRIE- -Rev. ' George W. Sach conducted the confirma- tion .service at the Um it ed Church on Sunday and received into the church by profession ui faith the following: Misses Lin- da Robinson, Marian Adams, Wanda Spading, Mrs. Brian Pyke, Gary Thornton, Donald Adams; and, Gerald Currah.. Recblved by transfer were Mrs. Glenn Pyke, , , rs. Lloyd , Jacques, John and Glenn Jacques and Mr. Edward. Roth. The service was well attend- ed. - S.S. awards presented GORRIE--Presbyterian Sun- day School attendance awards were presented by David Neil- son on Sunday. He was assisted by Edward Stewart. First Year. Diploma, A n n Robinson; second year seal, Betty Ann Brown, Cindy Brown; fourth year, Bill Graham; fifth year, Karen Underwood, Kirk McMillan; sixth year, Lo r i Moir; seventh year, Paul Moir, Tom Graham; eighth year Al- umni Diploma, Heather Neil- son, Carolyn McMillan; ninth year seal, Edward McMillan, Colleen McMillan; tenth year seal, Sharon McMillan, Eliza- beth Neilson, David Moir. Perfect attendance awards were presented to Ann Robinson, 1st year diploma; sixth yearseal, ,Elizabeth Neilson and Heather Neilson. Gorrie Larry Lynch of Kitchex were week -end guests of Mr,. and Mrs. Brian Pyke. They all at tided the VandeKernp-Read wedding at the Baptist Chntch in Wingham on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs, Iden Hastie spent the week -end with Mr. sind Mrs. Keith Finnigan and at- tended the christening service at the Gesthemane United Church, London, of theirgrand- daughter, Heather Ann Finni- gan on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Simpson and Mr. and Mrs. John Bennett ;spent the week -end at Skeleton ke, Mr. and Mrs. Duff Bell of fora, Mr. William Tayldr of Milton, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Ir- win and Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Irwin of Ripley spent Sunday with Mrs. Alex Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. George Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Murray Ed- gar were at Owen Sound on Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs, Clifford Coul- ter and Murray visited Mr. and Mrs. Harold Coulter, Listowel, on Sunday. Lakelet Mrs. Lloyd Jacques. recent- ly travelled by chartered bus to Grand Rapids, Michigan. Mi. and Mrs. Jim Chambers and family visited with his another, M r s. Marguerite Chambers at London last Sun- day. Mr. and ,,Mrs. Stan Dennis of Goderich spent a couple of days this week with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Harper. . Visiting with Mrs. Sam Web- ber and family on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Pritchard of Palmerston. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Douglas and Ronda visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Gary Sotern at Palmerston. annual LAKE --The regular meet- ing of iiie Women's Institute was held in tate ha 1 Thursday night with the presid Wit, Mrs. Harold Wallace presiding. The devotions were. taken by Mrs. Lloyd Jacquesand roll call was an exchange of plants, slips, seeds or bulls. Delegates to the District An- nual meeting at Wroxeter, May lath are Mrs, Harold Wallace, Mrs. Lloyd Jacques and Mrs. Robert Allan. As convener of Agriculture, Mrs. Lloyd Jacques took the chair. She had the ladies sing "Happy Birthday" to Mrs. °Ern- erson Ferguson. The feature, "He whose task is plan ti ng . seed", was ably given by Mrs. Ed David. Mrs. Warren Zurbrigg was the guest speaker. She illus- trated her talk on "Planting" with demonstrations on taking cuttings and slips. Her talk was both informative and inter- esting. Mrs. Jacques displayed products which she distributes. Mrs. Robert Allan conducted an interesting contest. Lunch was served by Mrs. E. D avid and Mrs. K. Crowe. Whitechurch. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tiffin at- tended the Stratford. Local Mu- sicians general meeting at St. Marys on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Moore, Linda, Richard and Cindy will move on Saturday from Wrox- eter to their home here, which they have been repairing since the fire a year ago. Miss Joan Tiffin on Satur- day attended the -wedding of Douglas S ch w e h r and Miss Shirley Walters at Mildmay, and the wedding supper at For- mosa. IS GOIi- -Mrs., Morley John- son presided for the April meet:, ing of the Gorrie Women's 111- stitute held at the home of Mrs.. Glenn Johnston. The district annual will be held in the Wroxeter Hall on Tuesday, May 13 at 9;.30 a. m. Mrs. Melvin Taylor, M. Alex Graham' and Mrs.. Norman Wade' were named delegates. - The 4-H leaders and assist ants are to be given a year's . membership, Mrs. Robert Elschner, con- vener of the nominating com- mittee reported the following slate of officers: Past president, Mrs. Morley Johnson; president. Mrs. Alex Graham; 1st vice, Mrs. Ray- mond Gowdy; 2nd vice, Mrs.' Glad Edgar; secretary not yet appointed; assistant secretary, Mrs. Morley Johnson; district director, Mrs. Mel Taylor; al- ternate, Mrs. Morley Johnson; branch directors, Mrs. John Taylor, Mrs. Mel Taylor and Mrs, Glad:.Edgar; ,pia Ust . * Norinan Wade,. public relations,. Mr;. Glad Edgar, Conveners of standing ,con rinses= Agrlculnrre andCa * nadian industry, Mu, Robert Ei4chaer and Mrs. Cecil Wilson; citizenship and education Mrs Harold Keil. and Mrs., Glenn Johnston; home economies. ;a , health, Wins. Morley io w,t and Mrs, Raymond Gowdy; torical community activities, Mrs. Glad Edgar, Mrs. Alvin. Grainger and Mrs. Jack Bennett; nominating _committee, MIs. E. H. Strong, Mrs. Glad Edgar, The auditors are Mrs. Mel . Taylor and Mrs. Robert Eb ch- ner. Lunch was served by the hostess and committee. Man isbuta worn. fie comes wiggling along, they a chicken gets hien. PICTURE MOTHER MN' HER DAY . WITH A FULL COLOUR PORTRAIT LIMITED TIME OFFER To qualify for this - low price, appointment must be made on or before SATURDAY, MAY 10th. • PHONE FOR APPOINTMENT OR DROP IN TODAY A MOTHER'S DAY CONmAxwELITEST STORE PHOTO STUDIO WINGHAM PHONE 357-1851 0 from ISURKE ELECTRIC SHE'LL ADORE A NEW HAIR SETTER THE ALL NEW G.E. HAIR ,.SETTER IS SURE TO PLEASE MOM ON HER DAY. For fast and fashion- able hair styles at home or for travelling. Restores entire hair set or spot curls for quick touch up. Show your appreciation to Morn with a GENERAL ELECTRIC HAIR SETTER ,for HAIR DRYER from BURKE'S. She will be equally pleased 'with any of our fine G.E. GIFT ITEMS. HAIR DRYERS from S11 BURKE ELECTRIC PHONE 357-2450 WINGHAM A MOTHER'S DAY CONTEST STORE PTE. ADRIANUS G. DeBRUYN of R. R. 5, Lucknow, has graduated from Canadian Forces Recruit School, CFB Corn- wallis, N.S. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman De- Bruyn, R. R. 5 Lucknow, and has been posted to Clinton, for trades training. He joined the Canadian Armed Forces as a Basic Electronics Man on January 28, and has spent the last nine weeks at. CFB Cornwallis, the basic training centre for all English-speaking recruits. At the end of his basic training course Pte. DeBruyn was the winner out of 137 men of the Commandant's Shield, awarded to the best recruit. Pte. DeBruyn was president of the Wingham. CYO. He was a member of the 21st Field Regiment for 31/2 years and of the 543 Wingham District High' School Cadet Corps for four years. INVESTING RETIREMENT INCOME PERFORMANCE VERSUS .COST OF LIVING In the past' 10 years (ending December 31/68), the cost of Living increased 22% while the Leverage Fund, including the reinvestment of dividends, has risen 229%. 4 oz The Leverage net asset value increased 40% in the year 1968. In addition a 16c per .V share dividend was paid. $10,000 invested in Leverage January 1, 1950, with dividends reinvested had a value December 31, 1968, of $104,516. COMMONWEALTH INT'L LEVERAGE FUND LTD. established in 1949, the objective of this fund is Capital Growth—making your money grow has a hedge against inflation. It is dedicated to keeping your investment only into the ownership of shares of well-established companies that demonstrate they are growing. Your investment is managed with .a well-balanced blend of aggression and caution. COMMONWEALTH INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION LTD. Since 1932 the objective of this fund has been to in- vest shareholders' money in a portfolio of reliable stocks and bonds for a good, continuing income. It also has the long-range aim of increasing capital growth and income. Last year's percentage gain in net asset value plus divi- dends paid was 25%. "CANADIAN CHANNING VENTURE FUND LTD. This is a mutual fund for the investor who is capable of taking a little more than average risk to achieve above average results in Capital Growth. Introduced in June 1968, the Venture Fund gained 17% in seven months. -For complete information re tax savings, etc., and with- out obligation contact: Name R. G. BERT FREEMAN, Agency Manager Address Phone 392-6938 Teeswater, Ontario (See Reader's.Digest May 1969, pg. 120) • 8-15b