The Wingham Advance-Times, 1945-11-01, Page 8PAGE EIGHT WINGHAM ADVANCE-TIMES
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Thursday, November 1, •194$:.
Thursday, Friday, Saturday,' November 1, 2 and 3
MERLE OBERON CORNEL WILDE
PAUL MUNI
— In
"A song To Remember"
The life and music of Chopin filmed in glorious
technicolour.
Also "Short Subjects"
Matinee Saturday afternoon at 2.30 p.m.
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, November 5, 6, 7
JAMES CRAIG SIGNE HASSO
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"Dangerous Partners9!
A melodrama of two people who live dangerously.
Also "Short Subjects"
Rhys Pollock
'Shoes for all the Family'
Ivan of Fordwich, were Sunday visit.,
ors of Mr, and Mrs, Cecil Grainger. .
Women's, Institutu. are' again
packing boxes' for those boys from our
midst who are still overseas. Anyone
:wishing to make a donation please
leave same with Mrs. Wilford King
before Wednesday, Nay. 7th,
Mr, and Mrs, Thos. Bradnock spent
a couple of days last week visiting in
Woodstock,
Messrs, Edgar Dane, Mack Newton
and Elmer Parrish rettirned home on
Saturday from Alberta where they
have spent the past few,..weeks aiding
in the threshing, Mr. Parrish, before
returning, took a trip to the Pacific
coast..
Lieut. E. W. Newton, Woodstock,
spent the week-end with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs, R. G. Newton.
Mr, and Mrs. Clifford Willits, of
Sitncoe, were recent guests of Mr, and
Mrs. Frank King,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Earls and baby
daughter, Lyn, Wroxeter, spent Sun-
day with ,Mr. and Mrs. Archie Miller.
Mr. Gordon Edgar spent a couple of
days in Toronto last week visiting his
son, Mr. Harold Edgar and Mrs, Ed-
gap.
Mrs, J. W. H,yndman is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Jas, Doig at Drayton.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Harrison, Miss
Doreen and Master Bobby visited Mrs.
Harrison's brother, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Douglas in Listowel.
Mrs. Hamilton who has spent the
past few months in Toronto has re-
turned home.
Miss Rose Howse, Stratford, spent
the week-end with ,her parents, Rev.
and Mrs, G. G. Howse at the parson-
age.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hyndman spent
the week-end with her parents, Mr.:
and Mrs. Thompson at Harriston.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Hill, Moore-
field, were guests On Wednesday of
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. T. Shera.
Mrs. Mary Gamble - is visiting with
friends in Paisley and Harriston.
Mrs. J. W. Hyndman is spending a
few days in Toronto this week.
Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Inkster of Sud-
bury, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Craig of To-
ronto, were week-end guests of Mr.
and Mrs. F. C. Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harrison spent
Tuesday last with Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
Anger in ListoWel.
,Mr. R. G. Dane received word of
the death of his brother-in-law, Mr.
Donald Strathan, who ,died in London
hospital on Sunday. The funeral
which was held on Tuesday from his
home in Port Elgin, Was attended by
Mr. and Mrs. Dane.
The sacrament service was observed
in the Presbyterian Church here on
Sunday, the Rev. Iver D. MacIvers of
Cranbrook, officiating. There were
two baptisms, Ruth Margaret, daught-
er of Mr. and Mrs. T. V: Edgar and
Carol Ida Elizabeth, daughter; of Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Louttit, also two joined
the church by certificate.
The Standard Leadership Training
School which is being held in Wrox-
eter from Nov 5 to 9 Will have such
courses as, the Bible and christian re-
ligion, conducted by Rev.Mr. Foster
of Wroxeter; your church and its task
by Rev. G. G. Howse, ,Gorrie; and the
principals of teaching by Mr. Hector
Knight, B.Paed. We trust these clas-
ses will be well attended.
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- Mr, and Mrs, Eall Hamilton and
family visited with Mr. and Mrs, Mer-
vin Hamilton at latnestown.
Mr, and Mrs, George Hetherington
and Bobbie, visited Salem friends on
Sunday and attended the Anniversary
:services at the United Church,
Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Smith attended
the funeral of the late — Ur. David
Smith at Brussels on Tuesday.
Miss Martha Fraser and Mrs. Mary
Robertson spent Monday with Mr, and
Mrs. Roy ,Gadke, at Fordwich,
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hall spent
Sunday with their son, Will, who is a
patient.in Victoria Hospital, London.
Friends will be glad to know his con-
dition is improving.
Pearson Relph of Mitchell is visiting
his daughter, Mrs, Roy Mann.
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SUNDAY, NOV. 4th
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Wed., Nov. 7th
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DAVID CROMPTON
Jeweller - Phone 59
*-7 Prayer meetings are being held in
the United Church, and have been for
the past couple of weeks with the num-
bers increasing each week. Everyone
is invited, the hour is 8 p.m.
Next Monday and Tuesday, Nov. 5
and 6 the local lAr4omen's Institute are
sponsoring a short course 'Oven Meals'
which will be conducted by Miss Roy
of "the Ontario Dept. of Agriculture.
The course is being held in the Town-
ship Hall from. 2 to 4.30 p.m., to which
all are welcome. A small fee will be
charged to toyer expenses.
Mr. and Mrs. William Strong, Mr.
and Mrs. W. F. Campbell, Evelyn and
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have a free, choice of my subjects?
There is, only one string attached
—you must :satisfy the rehabilitation
officials that the courses' and subjects
you enroll for will actually help you
make a living• later on and that you
are adapted for the training. Where
your course is a technical one, there
won't beejmuch doubt about it. On the
by David Finlay, west of the bridge
on Victoria street, being destroyed by
fire. • The origin of the fire was not
determined but when the firemen ar-
rived dense smoke was pouring from
the upper story. The blaze was
quickly brought under control. The
damage was not extensive. Harvey -
Huffman who lived there had \ some
clothes burned or spoiled with water.
A hole was burned in the floor and
the firemen found it necessary to open
the roof to combat the fire.
other hand, some people—those plan-
ning to teach, for example,—would
certainly be eligible to take subjects
which might not look very "practical"
at first glance.
R. A. Reid, R.O.
Eye Specialist
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(If you have a 'problem write to Re-
habilitation Information Committee,
Wartime Information Board, Ottawa.) ... The ...
Christmas Cards
are here! Orders Received Now
— For -
November Delivery
Of ---
Oil Burners
Girls live in their shoes
from morning 'til night.
They need good sturdy
shoes, iiid that's just
what we're -offering you.
See these Brown
Beauties just received.
ST. HELENS
The annual Thankoffering of the
'Women's Missionary SOciety will be
observed next Sunday at 11 a.m. with.-
Rev. C. B. Woolley of the Ashfield
circuit as guest speaker.
Mr. J. H. Wallace has returned to
Norwood after spending 'the past few
months with his nephew, Mr. Wallace
Miller and Mrs. Miller. He was ac-
companied by Mrs. Stuart Collyer,
Teddy and Tommy.,
Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell of Edmonton,
and Mr. Mitchell's sister, Mrs. (Rev.)
Scobie of Wilton Grove, called on
friends here on Saturday. Mrs. Mit-
chell was formerly Miss Donalda
Rutherford, daughter of the late Don-
ald and Mrs. Rutherford, former resi-
dents of this community.
THEY'RE NEW!
THEY'RE SMART!
SEE THEM NOW!
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Equip your furnace with a modern Oil Burner.
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"A Song to Remember,*
Is playing at the Lyceum Thea-
tre, Nov. 1, 2, 3.. You can enjoy
Chopin's music long after in your
own home on Victor Records
with Jose Iturbi. Ask for
SP-4—Fantasie Improrntu
Mazurka in B Flat
Waltz in C Sharp Minor
Waltz in p Flat
Price $2.00
Also Chopin's Polonaise in A-
Flat No. 11-8848 $1.35
PERCY CLARK
PHONE 255 Corfirrnation in Gorrie
The rite of confirmation was solem-
nized in the Anglican Church on Fri-
day afternoon by His Grace, Arch
Bishop C. A. Seager. Eleven candi-
dates were presented by the rector,
Rev. G. K. Nobes. :The thoughtful
and most timely message was based on
the Beatitudes, St.Mattliew, Chap.- 5,
and was listened to by an attentive
and deeply interested congregation.
Suitable hymns were led by the choir,
and altogether this inspirational ser-
vice will be long remembered by the
congregation of St. Stephens's church.
W. M., S. Thank-Offering Meeting t
The autumn thank-offering meeting
of the W,omen's Missionary Society of
the United Church was held Sunday
evening, Oct. 28th with the president,
Mrs. W. W. Strong presiding, Under
the leadership of Miss Jean Spading
and the organist, Mrs. C. Sparling, the
members of the C.G.I.T. group led in
the service of soak and rendered a
very appropriate chorus, entitled "Use
me" which was very much appreciated.
Mrs, R. Ashton read the scripture, the
28th chapter of St. Matthews gospel,
and Rev. Mr. Howse led in prayer.
The guest speaker was Miss Edith
Clark, a returned missionary from
Dondi, Angola, Africa, who left Tees=
Water twenty years ago, and who looks
forward to returning next year. Her
addreas Was Most interesting, she con-
rasted the lives' of eliristian and non-.
christian people in villages. She told
of ReV„ Merrill 'erguson's interest its
young married couple's groups, en-,
couparging them to co-operate to form
ehristian homes. She stressed the great
need of More missionaries, doctors and.
teachers and how the Africans are
praying that these will' hear the call to
serve. It is the privilege of the W. M.
S. to give their gifts, talents and prey-
ers if they, tannot go to overseas mtg.
sions,
I This is your last 3% Victory
Loan for at least a year.
THE ROAD AHEAD REMEMBER . . . imedomsoommoodb
A Column For Service People
By William Stephenson
Here are a few more of the ques-
tions that service people are asking
about the rehabilitation program.
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How do I apply for my Re-eStab-
lishment Credit?
After discharge, visit the District
Supervisor of Re-establishment Credit
at the local (or nearest) °Me of the
Department. of Veterans' Affairs, He
will want to see your War Service
Gratuity' Statement. His approval
must be given for the use you intend
to make of the credit. If you want
... say .... to purchase furniture for
your home, he *ill be easy to Convince,
In this case, you Would then go to your
merchant, pay one-third of the bill and
get an invoice fey the other two-thirds
of the cost, This invoice, together
with »a formal appliation for your
Credit, should be tent to the District
Supervisor, Who will pay it. You will
later get a receipt. Be sure to contaet
the Supervisor before you make any
commitments for your credit,
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What happens to my pay if I have
to continue luApital treatment after
discharge?
You will still get your pay. If you
are discharged because of Sickness or
wounds resulting from your service,
pay of rank and dependents' allo*
anCeS are continued for up to 4 year.
If you are granted pension entitlement
for your condition, this payment may
be continued longer, where necessary,
Is the D. V. A. University grant
•wiojioumuiaim000miomp paid only for special courses, or will I
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