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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1951-06-13, Page 2Ehr inghant ,4,70Vattrr Eintr,E4 41, Published at WitIgliam, °Mari.) WeuVr Brothers, NV. harry 11"ei4ter, Mernbor Audit Durcau of Authorized as Second Class Moil Post Dept. Subscription Rate — One Year $2.54, SiN: MOntli$ $L25 in a,lvance U. S. A. $3,40() per year Voreign Rate $3.411 per year. Advertising; Rates on application THE OLD BROKEN 131.1CKM,—.... Prescriptions Filled in Exact Accordance. TELEPHONE 18 WINGHAM, ONT. (010=0=01=0=0==101=10 Guelph, 10 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren, Funeral service will be held on Wednesday afternoon, June 13th., in Fordwich United Church for David Aldrich, aged 75 years, who died in Milde.n, Sash. He was well known in this community. Mrs, Nellie Gamble is visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Ted Harris and Mr. Harris of Brownsville, .. llll !IM l I ,,, M.M.4104.1K111111. roory TEARS AGO A meeting was held in the Carnegie Hall at Harriston, to discuss the .414., vent of HYrdo-Electric power in this section of Ontario. Wingham was re- presented by Mayor Spotton and Mr. Ti.ploit Campbell,i. manager of the electric light While Mr, S. IVicwep, of Wrogt et.er was ,in town on Tuesday his horse became frightened and rag away, throwing him out of the buggy, and injuring his back and shoulder. Mr. Charles Ross of Chicago, is vis- iting with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Ao4s. Miss Frankie Wilson is spending a holiday at Sandusky, Mich,, and Leamington. Mr. T. •Geddes Wilson left last week for Landrose, Sask., where he has se, cured a school for the summer mon- ths, He is to be congratulated on 0 having recently passed his second n year examination in medicine at the 014 Toronto University. ri TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO Mr. and Mrs. Jack Clark of South- ampton, were guests at the home tf Mr. and Mrs, R, Vanstone. 0 Mrs. W. M. Adair and little son, n spent a few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Levi Lott, Mrs. J. E, Currie and daughter, Joan, of Sudbury, spent a few days at the home of her sister, Mrs. W. F. Burgman. Miss Freda Duffy of Detroit, came l ll „„,„.„,,„„„„,. REMINISCINIC FATHER'S DAY H I Gift Suggestions 0=0 0 O O 0 O 1 LAURA SECORD CANDY 1 lb. $1.00 2 ib. $2.00 Summer Asst. $1.00 GREETING CARDS Appropriate Messages For All Occasions Kerr's Drug Store on Mr, annd Mrs. H. M. Bride on the their fiftieth wedding on June 5th., at their Minto, where they their marriage 1901, and where Mr. Bride was born, Both are members of the Newbridge has purchased a new Ford sedan. United Church where Mr. Bride has sung in the choir for forty years. :FIFTEEN YEARS. AGO There are three sons, Carman and The town hall was taxed to capacity Stanley of Fordwich, and Morley of for 'the last graduation exercises of to Goderich on the Greyhound and is spending a few days' with her sis- ter, Mrs. Renwick. occasion of Mr. and Mrs. Lovett and family of anniversary Auburn, and Mr. and Mrs, Percy • farm home, Con. 4, Vincent of Westfield spent Sunday have resided since with Mrs. McBrien of Whitechurch, Mr. Alex Emerson of Whitechurch, ,,,e191,,,Wri3OririOgg Electric Razors Leather Bill Folds Shaving Brushes Brownie Cameras Yardley Men's Sets Cigarette Lighters Shaving Bowls Travelling Kits Fountain Pens Gillette Razors Leather Holdall Kits Hair Brushes Folding Kodaks Seaforth Men's Sets Pipes (Genuine Briar) Shaving Lotions First Aid Kits Pen & Pencil Sets O 11 O 0 q. O 11 o. O 00=0= 0= 0.= 0 0=0 01=0 a O 11 O FOR MORE SAFETY The life, wear and safety of your car depends on careful, expert lubrication for top car performance. Let us lubricate your car thorough- ly for smoother driving. Wingham Motors Telephone 139 Chevrolet and Oldsmobile Cars Chevrolet Trucks 0 Q " I WANT IN" Don't leave your car outside to be ravaged by weather. Build a sturdy garage on your property. A garage housed car lasts longer . . . has greater re-sale value. DRIVE IN - FIND OUT ABOUT IT TODAY. Complete Line of ROOFING AND SIDING MATERIALS Pine Bevel Siding, Cove Siding Insulbric and Insul Shake Siding Asbestos Cedar Grain and Rollbric for Side Walls Roll Roofings Locktype, 3-1 and Broadshadow Asphalt Shingles BEAVER LUMBER CO, LIMITED Telephone 66 Wingham THE WINGRAM. ADVANCE4IMES WEDNESDAY, .01714110 *41 voporgeosimillillIrT WROXETER body. It's supposed to be a first-class cure for indio-es- are sisters. 'c,, 1 Forest Lodge, A.F. & A, M., will tion and a long list of other bodily ailments, , attend a Masonic service in Bluevale Be that as it may, we agree with Mr. Ford that none Presbyterian Church on the evening 1 of June 24th„ at 7.30 o'clock. A Mae- of us laugh enough. The pressure of business, the i onie choir will lead the singing assis*- , annoying details of modern living and the submerged' ed by a male quartette, A cordial in- fear of world upheaval create a curtain of gloom which! vitation is extended to all to attend. clouds the average human brain. The stark truth is! d Mri. daughter, Mrs,„Nfi Thos. Nichol and their that since laughter makes everyone feel better we might. or ILI.Qtir'eal, spentss ptohreo Dorothy t Nwiecelilcol, with all ".i. s well find something to laugh at and keep right on the former's brother, Eldred and Mrs. , Women's Institutes for Bruce and East Huron and was one of the THERE'S NOTHING LIKE A GOOD HOST speakers at the East Huron district To continue our thoughts about the newspaper:annual' The coffee shop recently opened by convention, we would like to employ the "official” at-' mosphere of this editorial column to express thanks to! ing to be a popular place. The need Comes the C.N.R,, who once more provided transporta-, will wish every success for the new tion without charge, and offered us the very finest of venture, service, The -C.P.R, put on a special train .to take the! Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Weir, Toronto, editors and their ladies to the new St. Luc marshalling i tend tnh town e dfdo.r the week-end to at- MissweEdy jy,t) oNfveitzheto foGr enoierx::.es yards and enroute entertained with a sumptuous buffetH sister, luncheon. Mayor Houde and the City of Montreal were Gibson, whose marriage took place on for the entire time of the convention and the delegates Thelma will join her ° parents' eNnvhso. were invited to call their homes without charge. moved to Owen Sound recently and _ I the best wishes of all are extended Other hosts for the occasion were Macra,rlane Son &for her future happiness and success. Hadgson Ltd., Canadian Industries Ltd., Canadian Bank- Members of the Young People's ers' Assoc., Dominion Textiles Ltd.: Sears Ltd. To all Union put on their play, "Grandpa's Twin Sister," twice last week .On of these we extend our sincere appreciation, Thursday night it waa' presented at The only source of disappointment in the whole affair Belgrave and on Friday night at publisher., Teeswater. The play is well presented was that The Mildmay Gazette, 'owned by the •''' by this group of twelve and they have of the _.\dvance-Times and edited by Robert 0. Wenger, been having a full house each time it was once more in second place when the prizes were is presented. Friends and relatives learned with awarded for the best all-round weeklies in the two pros- regret regret of the death of Hugh Aiken- inces. However, we were beaten by Mrs, K. Marston s head of Brucefield. Several families Elora Express, and there is no one from whom we would attended funeral services on Tuesday. 3,o,. and Mrs, Dean Gibson of Lon- rather take a licking- This is the sixth time the Mildma -N- ,,. - don, spent the week-end in town and paper conic y has second in the contest. This ear it attended the Gibson-Weir wedding, trailed Elora by four points, attend a special meeting at Vordwich lately, but the line broke. Others are being seen but bn Wednesday n ight, when Mrs. Ham- ikon of Atwood will speak. Miss Denny Presented Members of the local Bank of Com- merce honored a member of their staff on Saturday. Miss Thelma Den- ney has been transferred to Owen Sound and started in that office on Monday. Wroxeter staff presented a rhinestone necklace hi appreciation a her efficient service during the pest years. Miss jowl. Vittic of Fordwibn, has joined the staff here. LAU G HTER SEEN AS WORLD NEED The writer returned on Sunday after three days in Montreal attending a weekly newspaper convention. The highlight of the entire event was not any momentous decision about newspaper policy — it wasn't even the discussions about dangerously high costs of production which stand out in our mind. The most -important words we heard were spoken by a man who has made humor his hobby, lie was the after-dinner speaker at a banquet on Friday evening and he devoted three-quarters of an hour to illustrating the point that laughter has be- come all too rare. 1.-ledid open his talk by saying that it is important to laugh and he mentioned some of the. practical reasons, but he didn't spend much time in ex-o planation. lie didn't need to for he soon had two hundred sad-faced editors rocking in their seats. Mr. Ford, the speaker, believes that laughter is our' most powerful weapon against all those common ills! ed to her home on Saturday. She was , accompanied by Mrs. Gay Davidson, prove to be his fatal weakness, , and Mr. and Mrs, Les McLaughlin, We read some place a few years ago that laughter awthows,renht the week-end with friends Mr. nangd amm.rs, is not merely an exercise of the facial muscles. Its effect Ed. Jackmanof T not only lightens the burden of the mind but actually ronto were recent visitors with Mr.o: and Mrs. Thomas Brown, The ladies Causes ,a tremendous. physical changc.' throughout the Mrs. R. J. Gatis of Colpoys Bay, very early in history . . and as far as we can see it has was a guest of Mrs. D.S.MacNTau ,h- accomplished precisely nothing in the past five thousand ton on Tuesday of lst week.' 21:s. ! Gatis is Board Director of Federated years. laughing. Human beings must have learned to worry I:Naomi. been felt in the village and everyone I the local druggist, Mr. Stacia, is prov- ing who were hosts to our party. First, course,Ifor such , accommodation has long hosts for a tour of the city and a supper at the chalet atop Saturday. Miss Thelma Denny. who has been Mount Royal—and the mayor was right there with the! us. a valued member of the local bank perfect host, Montreal Men's Press Club extended privi- !staff for a number of years, has been leges to the weekly newspaper people ! and their read V transferred to Owen Sound and left for that city on Saturday. Thelma has friendship made everyone feel quite at home. In additioi-O been active in the church, a member there were receptions, dinners and side trips, each spon- of the choir, Young People's Union, sored by Montreal and Toronto firms, The Bell Tele- and was ever ready to help in many ways in 1 ,i,n mt ihses -ritianiitlys.tShfe fill dbe phone Company graciously opened a long distance circuit edcomb SIGHT OF A. FEW BIG ONES EXCITES THE FISHERMEN ( Fergus News Record) It seems that the fishermen of Fergus are getting quite excited these days. Several large Kamloops trout have been pulled out, Latest of these was a three- pounder hauled out of the hole below the Shand Dam on Sunday afternoon by some visitor, whose name was not secured. Most of the others have been well below that size. But what is getting the fishermen excited is a rumor that there are much bigger trout in the Grand than ally that have yet been caught. One of them did take a hook Week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Brown were their daughter, Miss Ruth Brown, Mr. and Mrs, Har- ris Gold and David, Mr, and Mrs. Albert .Gold and Bobbie, all of Tor- onto, and Mr. Ed, and Miss Annie Deibel of Mildmay. W. I. Meeting Mrs, John Lane, Mrs. Wes Newton and Mrs, Lyle Brothers have pre- pared a special program for Grand- mothers for the June meeting of the Women's Institute which will be held hi. the Masonic Club .rooms on Wed- nesday of this week, Mrs. Frank San- derson and Mrs. Les Douglas, dele- gates to the officers' conference, will report, Roll call to be answered With "Memories of Our Grandparents." The meeting is called for 2,30 Mem- bers are reminded of the invitation to they refuse to take any of the lures offered them. Esti- mates run up to eight or ten pounds. We won't break any confidences and tell where they are, nor who told us, or some fisherman with time on his hands will be trailing them, risking' is much better in these parts this year, The Grand is coming back into the big time once more. But just imagine what will happen if a couple of people should catch ten-pound trout near Fergus! The June meeting of the Women's Missionary 'Society, United Church was held on Friday 'evening in the church school room. The meeting was called to order with soft music, Miss Hazelwood at the piano, and invoca- tion by the president, Mrs. U. E. Cronhielrm All joined in singing' the hymn "My Faith Looks Up to Thee." The Scripture reading was taken by Mrs. G. A. Wearring, who chose Mat- thew 5, verses 1-12, and a short pas- sage from the gospel of St, John in keeping with the theme, "Peace," Mrs. James Sanderson led in prayer. Mrs, Leslie Douglas gave, a commen- tary on one of the Beatitudes "Blessed Are the Peace Makers." Mrs. McCut- chcon and Mrs. MacNaughton sang a duet, "The Valley of Peace." Miss Berva Gallaher favoured with a piano solo, Mrs. Gilbert Howes gave the address and took as her subject, "Val- ues, Ours and God's," closing with the poem "What Then." Mrs, Hunter, and Mrs. Moffatt received the offering which was dedicated by Mrs. Cron- hielm, who also read a poem Go Where You Want Me To Go, Dear Lord," Mrs. Walter Willits sang "When I Survey the Wondrous Cross," accompanied by Mrs. Harvey Cope- land. Mrs. D, S. MacNaughton• read the poem ::I Shall Not Pass This Way Again," by py...9,.Rose York, Mrs. Harold Hamilton,'LBRievale, former member and past president of the group sang a solo, "There Comes Another Morrow." The meeting closed with the hymn "The Day Thou Gayest Lord Is Ended," and the benediction by the president, A social hour follow- ed with two contests and refresh- ments, served by Mrs. Munro, Mrs. Hunter and Mrs. Moffat and their helpers. Ladies of the congregation of Wroxeter and Salem were guests of the members of the Women's Mission- ary Society. Raymond Brown received his Bach- elor of Applied Science degree in Electrical Engineering with honours on June 6th, at the UniVersity of To- ronto Convocation. Mr. Brown was a former pupil of Wroxeter Continu- ation School and Listowel High School and is a son of Mrs. Brown, formerly of Wroxeter South, now of Toronto. He has been engaged by the Canadian Westinghouse Co. at Ham- ilton, where he is enrolled on a two year post graduate course given by the company, Mrs. Brown and Miss Joan Brown were guests at the gradu- ation exercises. Wingham General Hospital. The graduating class was: Miss Leila His- lop, Wroxeter, Miss Jean Coulter, Wingham, Miss Marie MacKenzie Parkhill, and Miss Kathleen Austin, Teeswater. Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Baker of Galt, were week-end visitors with friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Kelly of Swift Current, Sask., are spending the summer with their son, John a.nd Mrs. Kelly. Dr. Malcolm Canipbell, a native of Saugeen Twp., was the choice of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian - Church in Canada for the office of Moderator. Mr. and. Mrs. Albert Ashley and family of Wroxeter, also Miss Bell and Mr. John McTavish, were recent visitors with Hanover friends. FORD W ICH The following members of the Ford- Wich W. I, attended the annual meet- ing of the East Huron District Wo- men's Institute held in Bluevale on Wednesday. Mesdames J. McCann, C. Harris, K. Gilmore, Anson Demerling, Geo, Richards, Stanley Bride.' Mrs. Arthur Hamilton, Atwood, will tell of her trip abroad last summer when she attended the Conference of the Country Women of the World in Copenhagen, in the Community Hall, Fordwich, on Wednesday evening, June 13th. Members of the Wroxeter and Gorrie Women's Institutes have been invited to attend. Mr. and Mrs. Gouldey of Toronto, were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Winston. The play "Maid of Money," by Bel- grave Y.P.U., was presented in the hall on Thursday evening, Married Fifty Years Many friends and' neighbours called i ...assoammoss......u.swoousoutanu..0401.0010.1....woanswnommosoaowsoevoiNanoaMailvsswoewolins..E.R.moymol COME IN and wide range of, exquisite SUN-TESTED WALLPAPER PATTERNS — at — THE WALLPAPE P ELMER WILKINSON DECORATOR ',...101.04•111.04•MiRmwas4pasikamiwo.mpos.a0aovrioetokwoulpo.m...e.o.mellimmi.m...m.ti..tpasmosim. Invite New eauty Into Your Home With Su -Tested Wallpapers Let Wallpaper do for you what no other decorating 1 material can do. r12,,r7,7•o fARit.ton, Designed for beauty sec ftir, tA0 Select your Favorite from the Styled for smartness Washable for durability which beset us in daily life, More important still, he Women's Missionary Society states that laughter is the only weapon which the Com- Miss Mae Davidson who has spent . munist opposition cannot understand. 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