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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1949-06-22, Page 5Wednesday, June U; 1949 THE WINCHAM ADVANCE-TilyiES „...diffimmumummumumiummounimilommmuonnumullumbh CAMERON'S- TAXI Miss V, E. McCrea RN., of Byron.. tween the Belgrave and Ripley invcn- spent a few days in Belgrave. Iles. The president hopes for a large Mr. and Mrs, George Sargent and attendance as there is important bus- Mrs. C, Sargent of Pawtucket, Rhode bless to attend to. have left to return to their Misses Irene and Pearl Paton of home by way of Montreal, after Toronto, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. spending a week with Mrs, Perdue George Coultes. and Mr, and Mrs. Vannan. Mrs. Sanderson of Wroxeter, spent Mrs. C, R. Logann and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Leask the week-cud with Mr, and Mrs. Les, McGee. Vincent at Byron. Mr. David Johnston of Bluevale, Mr, and Mrs. Albert Vincent, Mr, is visiting Mr. and Mrs, George John- and Mrs, Alva McDowell. Murray and -Lloyd, spent the week-end in Niagara Falls, Mrs. Clifford Purdon, Marlene and Reggie, attended the Gaunt Reunion in Goderich on Saturday. The Ripley Juveniles will play 13e1- grave in the' Belgrave park on Thins- day night, Miss Elaine Walsh, R,T.M., will present the prize winning singers of the Belgrave Musical Festival on the children's program over CKNX on Saturday morning next. Mr. -and Mrs. Louis Hayes and children of Elyria, visited with Mrs. T. Brydges. Mrs. Hayes returned on Sunday and Mrs, Hayes will stay a few weeks with her mother. The Athletic Association will hold a meeting in the Club Rooms on Thursday. following the ball game be- PHONE On I t I I II ll l ll 1 l ll l l l l l ll l ll l t l l ll l ll l l l 11 1 . 1 ll ll l t i For Dependable Courteous Service NO TRIP `TOO LONG! NO TRIP TOO SHORT! ALL PASSENGERS INSURED e. stop, Mrs. Wm. Corbett and two dau- ghters of Toronto and Mr. and Mrs, Jack Johnston of Blyth, were visitors with Mr.. and Mrs. Jordan. Mx. J. D. 'Gallagher of Kindersley, Sask., was a caller in the village last week and a visitor of the Nethery families. It is 34 years since Mr. Gallagher has been here and at one time operated the hardware .now own- ed by R. j,„ McKenzie. Anniversary Services Brick church celebrated their 78th Anniversary of the church on Sunday with morning and evening services. The Rev. U, E. Cronhiedm of Wrox- eter was the Wrest speaker for the day. The church was beautifully de- corated with flowers for the occasion, The Belgrave choir was in charge of the music with Mrs. Geo. Johnson at the organ, In the morning, Mr. Ber- nard Rutledge was the soloist, sing- ing "Beautiful Isle of Somewhere," and "Just For Today," In the evening a male quartette Messrs. Geo, Johnston, Ross Ander- son, Clifton Walsh and Earl Ander- son, sang' two numbers, "Heaven is My' Home" and "Almost Persuaded." The choir rendered the anthem, "Be Thankful." The choir was graciously entertain- ed for the clay at the homes of Gil- bert Beecroft, James Dow, Hcrson Irwin, Lawrence Taylor. Gregg Shiell. Chas, Shiell and Leslie Wightman, Dedication Service A dedication service for the newly installed electric lights will be held in Trinity Anglican Church, next Sun- day evening, June 26th, at 8 o'clock. The members of neighhouring congre- gations are invited to attend. Evening Auxiliary The June meeting of the Evening Auxiliary was held at the home of Mrs. Edgar Wightman with an at- tendance of fifteen. "Keeping the Lord's Day" was the theme of the worship service, The singing of the verses of hymn 188 alternated with scriptui'e readings by Mrs. Goe. Mich- 'e. • The reports of the secretary and treasurer were read by Mrs. Leslie Bolt and Mrs. Jas, Coultes and adopt- ed as read. Mention was made of the bale to be packed and an explanation of the leaflets used was given by the president, Mrs. Geo, ,Michie. Mrs. George Johnston offered her home for the July meeting to be held during the second week, Mrs. C, Logan, Mrs. R. J. MacKen- zie and Mrs. Geo. Michie read por- tions from the leaflet dealing with the Lord's Day and its preservations. Questions, for thought were read followed by "Let's Act Now," by Mrs. Williard Armstrong who acted as leader for the evening. The number of hospital calls made was 14, home visits 8, headings for silent prayer were announceda by Mrs.' Moores who then led in prayer. The offering was taken and the meeting was closed by all repeating the Bene- diction. Mrs. R. Grasby held a contest after which the hostess was assisted in serving .refreshments by Miss Elaine Walsh. Mrs. Geo. Michie and Mrs. Williard Armstrong, Ross and Lloyd Anderson, Tom Wade and Bill MeClenaghan visited the Air Force Day in Clinton. Professor Alfred Cook is a patient in Victoria Hospital, London, Miss Lorna Dunbar of Victoria Hospital, London spent the week-end at her home. .fr. And Mrs. Lloyd Montgomery spent the week-end in Toronto and attended the wedding of their nephew, Rtinald Hazlitt of Toronto and Jessie Auld formerly of Fort William, which was held on Saturday at Wellesley St. Church, and the reception follow- ed at Windsor Arms Hotel, flIi' 'Marie, Mrs. Wilford O'Donnell of London, visited with Mrs. A. M. Per- Mr. Charles McCrea of Sault Ste. due one day last week. BELGRAVE INDIVIDUAL SECURITY =- Employment, trade, income are all at new high levels. Taxes have been reduced. New factories, new developments of oil, mineral and other natural resources are creating more wealth, more jobs. SOCIAL SECURITY The Liberals have put through all these social benefits: Old Age Pensions, Pensions for the Blind, Family Allowances, Hospital and Health Grants, Unemployment Insurance, Floor Prices under farm products, The Liberal aim is nation-wide contributory old age pensions and contributory health insurance. NATIONAL SECURITY — The Atlantic Pact against aggression and war has the complete support of all Liberals. Rt. Hon. Louis St. Laurent was. one of its first and strongest advocates. Canada stands united and ready, in cooperation with other democratic nations, to do heiPart in building pease and security. fray took tea on Sunday at Robert's. is well worth the admission fee. The McIntosh poeple will put on Mr. Hunkin is a very busy man. their play "Hazel's Hero" in the Corn.- He and John Fitch are trying out on triunity Hall, Thursday, June 23, this cement work. was the program for the afternoon. A Short business period followed; after which a social time was enjoyed. The 'Guild were joined at this time by mem- bers and leaders of the Junior W.A., who also had a short meeting on the same afternoon, Plans for the joint picnic of Sunday School and Junior W.A. were completed for June 21st in Wroxeter Town Park at 4 p.m, Mrs, M. Sellers had as guests on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Frank. Sellers, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Sellers, Brussels. Mrs. Elizabeth Martin visited at Walter Wood' Sunday last, Mr. and Mrs, Tom Parker, Helen Parker and other friends 'spent Sun- day at Kincardine Beach. Mr. Jerry May, Toronto, and Mr. H. V, Ile1cKenney were in Allen Park one day .last week. Mr, and Mrs. Owen Kutch. and fa- i mily, Oshawa, visited at the home of Mr, and Mrs, Webber, Lakelet, last week. SAFEGUARD YOUR SECURITY, YOUR STAKE IN CANADA'S FUTURE WROXETER St, James AnglicAn Young Peoples received an invitation to be the guests of Belgrave A,Y.P,A. on Sunday. June 26th at 8 p,m, The president, Jack Griffith, will make transportation ar- rangements for the Wroxeter members Phone. hint or the secretary, Mrs, Ken Bennett, From bine 19th to ji.t13... 24th at St. James Anglican Church the pastoral care of the parish will be in the hands of Rev. E. 0. Lancaster, St. Whigham, who has kindly ctinsented to supervise until the next' regular Sun- day service on July 24th, at the regular time of 4 p,m,, when the rector, Rev, J. C. Caley will again be with them, Ernie Millward was in Winghant Hospital last week. where his tonsls and adenoids were removed, He wish- es to say thanks to the Wroxeter Wo- men's Institute for the generous treat of ice cream received from them. Mrs, George Giffith suffered it nasty accident one day last week by falling clown a flight of steps, receiving a sev- ere shaking tip and it wound in her top lip which required several stitches, Greetings have been received front Rev. J. C. Caley, who is visiting on Isle of Man; renewing acquaintances With old friends of church and school days and a host of relatives, He re ports a visit to Ireland also. 'St. James' Ladies' Gtlifd held its reg. 'Oar Meeting for June in, the Church rooms, quilting,' on a missionary quilt Tractor Ywners ER INSERTED BY NATIONAL LIBERAL COMMITTEE E BELMORE The June meeting of the Women's Institute was lucid Wednesday after- noon in the Community Hall with Mrs W. J. Henderson of Wingliam, as the guest speaker. With Mrs. Elliott pre- siding and Mrs. Allan Darling, pianist, the meeting opened with the ode and prayer. Roll call was answered with rWhere would I spend a holiday if I had one"; Velma Ballagh sang a sob, "I know what it is to be lonesome"; M frs, nos, Abraham in the absence of Mrs., Rutherford read the minutes; ;Minnie Jeffray gave a humorous read- Henderson was then called upon taking as her subject "Citizen- I ship" and brought out many worth while points, Mrs. Elliott, Mrs. Clark Renwick and Mrs. Roland Ballagit'and Velma served lunch. Mr. Albert Jeffray of Hot Springs, arrived home Saturday after many years absence, he sees a great change and knows few people, his old school mates all having passed on. Miss Betty fluidal celebrated her birthday on Thursday, Mrs. Harvey Edgar, NVingham, was guest for tea, Mr, and Mrs, Elmer Jeffray, Arnold . Jeffray and family, Albert Jeffray of Gelinder Hot Springs. and Minnie M. On June 2 VO TE R. S. "Bob" Hetherington Your LIBERAL Candidate, NORTH HURON 11 COME IN TO HURON MOTORS, YOUR FORD TRACTOR DEALER F R -- PLOUGHS - CULTIVATORS BUCK-RAKES REAR-MOUNTED MOWERS Above suitable for mounting on FORD and FORD-FERGUSON TRACTORS Golden r= Red Cohoe Salmon V2ti Inb. 33c Green Giant Fancy PEAS, 20 oz. tin 19c Lynn Valley PEACHES, 20 oz. tin 24c PRINCESS FLAKES, pkg. 29c Royal York Orange Pekoe TEA, 1/z lb. pkg. . .47c SELF SERVE Food Market stR,. MIRACULOUS SUDS FOR. DISHES AND FINE WASHABLES Stokely's Fancy Tomato Juice fin 21c1 48 oz. 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