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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1951-06-20, Page 11bola IFS hobby does things for you," de* res Mrs, Glen Beverly, wife of a tarian, pf Burlingame, Kansas. "It will make you charming. Wor OlArm lies in self-forgetfulness. A hobby will contribute to your ,success if you are a business or professional woman, A BARGAINS USED CARS = = 1949 Ford Blue Custom Sedan - low, mileage 1949 Ford Blue DeLuxe Coach, - clean throughout 1947 Mercury Maroon DeLuxe Coach - radio 1941 Mercury Blue 5-passenger - mechanically perfect 1940 Chevrolet Black Coach DeLuxe - over- hauled ;USED TRUCKS 1947 Mercury 1/2-ton Pick-up - new tires, overhauled 1945 G. M. 3-ton Stake - new motor, painted All Above Are Sold Under Guarantee. Inmmediate Delivery New Units. CARS Prefects and Anglias NEW TRUCKS 1/2-ton Pick-up 1-ton Pick-up 2-ton Chassis & Cab 3-ton Chassis & Cab All above are sold under guarantee. HURON MOTORS A. D. MacWILLIAM PHONE 237 • WINGHAM A Open or Glazed. 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What a happy adventure it is, this gathering of friends, here and there throughout life„ . Each year I aim to add new ones, and so the collect- ion grows, and so my life is enriched, Can you think of a happier adven- ture? Isn't the possession of a few loyal friends far Fetter than Gold?" HAMILTON OPTICAL CO. W. R. Hamilton, R. O. Optometrist for Over 25 Years. Telephone 37 for Appointment. SHERBONDPS COFFEE SHOP Meals = Fountain Service North of Lyceum Theatre Wingham, Ontario WROXETER Mrs, Vern MacDonald of London, spent the week-end with friende in the village, Mrs, MacDonald le a for- mer resident and friends were pleased to see her again, Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Weir; Toronto, hsie)erne.t the week-end With relatives Those attending funeral services for the late Hugh Aitkenhead of Brueefield on Tuesday were Mrs. James Harris and Hugh, Mrs. Clark Renwick, Mr. John Fitch, Mrs. J, Lovell, Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Mundell, Mrs, Wm, Mundell, Mr. John Mundell, Mr, and Mrs. J, H. Wylie and Me. and"Mrs.' D. S. MacNaughton. Messrs Stewart McKercher, Saska- toon end Robert McKercher, Mont- real, paid a short visit to friends here recently, A party in honour.of Mr. and Mrs. George Gibson (nee Edythe Weir) who were recently married, is plan- ned for Wednesday night, June 20th, in Wroxeter 'town hail, Mr. Harold Ridley and family will take up residence in Mr. F. B, Mill- ward's residence on highway 87. Mr. Ridley will have charge of the C.P.R. section succeeding Mr. Vern Denny, who has moved to Owen Sound. Mrs. Ridley was formerly Miss Douglas of this district, The new service station on high- way 87 is progressing nicely. Until it is completed Mr. and Mrs. PolcoYolus are living in Harvey McMichael's farm home on the second of Turn- berry. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Borst of New Hamburg, were Sunday visitors with D. S. and Mrs. MacNaughton. MR. A. RUBIN FAMOUS FUR* Ei COMPANY -=-. Call 276J, Wingham i el 1950 Designs Now Being shown il i Individually fitted and styled. i s Fri i Several fittings at no additional ITII for Appointment charge. or Write 508 Bathurst Street, Toronto 7741121111/£11111E111111E111N1111111121111111111100111111110 Induction services for the new Une ited Church minister, Rev, Edward Todd, will be held in Wroxeted United Church on the evening of June 29th, Vriday. The Young people's Union present- ed their play '"Grandpa'* Twin Sister", in Trowbridge on Tuesday evening. This play has proved very popular with a full house in every town, Mr, and. Mrs. Tom MacEwen have taken up residence at Barrie where he is employed, Mr, and Mrs. George H. Gibson have returned from their honeymoon and have taken up residence at their farm Wroxeter south, They enjoyed a trip down the St. Lawrence River to Montreal, to Ottawa and home through Northern Ontarie, Funeral Dr. Munro Relatives from here were in Wood- stock on Tuesday attending funeral services for the late Dr. John Munro, Who received fatal injuries in an automobile accident, John who was born and grew up in this village was a great favorite and people in the community are grieved at his passing. Deep sympathy is extended to his brother, Allan, also Donald of Tor- onto. Donald with hip family was on a holiday trip to the coast when the word reached him and returned by plane to he present at the funeral of his brother. Several members of the local Wo- men's Institute were guests of the Fordwich Branch 6n Wednesday evening, when Mrs. Arthur Hamilton of Atwood gave a travelogue with pic- tures of her trip to Copenhagen, where she attended the Associated Country Women of the World Con- ference, Families of the 'Village, who own summer places at Amberley, have now hydro installed which will prove an added convenience. Holy Communion will follow morn- ing service in Wroxeter United Church on Sunday morning next, ae 11.15, New members will be received Into the church at that time, Week-end guests at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Griffith were Mr. and Mrs. Leo Duggan of Stayner, Mr, and Mrs. Michael Teiehus, Tor-, onto, Mr. Bert Nixon, Winnipeg. The latter, who has spent the past two weeks with his son, Wallace, and Mrs, Nixon at Wingham, left for his home on Tuesday, Salem Church Re-decorated Salem Church, which is situated two and one half miles north of the village of Wroxeter, has been redecor- ated. Members of the congregation have given much time and thought throughout the winter and spring and now have the satisfaction of having a beautiful place in which to wor- ship, The color scheme is soft blue for the ceiling with mushroom pink on the walls. The woodwork too has been revarnished. On Sunday next, June 24th, there will be a celebration of the Holy Communion, when ten new members will be received into church membership, The service will be held at 10 o'clock a.m. and will be the final service to be conducted by Rev. U. E. Cronhielm. Mr. Cronhielm, who has spent four successful years as minister of Salem and Wroxeter charge will leave the following week for a new charge at Oxford Centre. Women's Institute Meets July 4 The July meeting of the Women's Institute will be held in the Masonic Club rooms on Wednesday afternoon, July 4th., at 2.30 in the after- noon. Roll call, Bring a flower and name it, to be placed in t bouquets for the sick. Motto, Think Canadian, See Canadian and live good Canadian liv- es will be taken by Mrs. J. H. Wylie. Current Events, Mrs, Calvin Moffat; Topic, Citizenship, Mrs. D. S. Mae- Naughton. Members are reminded to bring hospitalization fees for the coming year. for particulars get in touch with secretary, Mrs. Allen Mun- ro. Hostesses, Mrs. Victoria Brothers, Mrs. McKercher, Mrs. Frank Sander- son, St. James' Guild Mrs. George Griffith presided for the June meeting of the Women's Guild, St. James' Anglican Church. Following a short worship service the afternoon was spent preparing the church and basement for the reopen- ing of the church at 4 p.m., July 1st., with Rev, Douglas Vogan in charge. Plans were made to hold an after- noon tea and baking sale in the near future and a committee set OD to ar- range for same, A social hour follow- ed the afternoon's activities. Grandmothers' Day at Institute It was Grandmothers' Day, when the local branch of the Women's In- stitute held their June meeting on Wednesday, in the Masonic Club rooms. The committee, Mrs, Lyle Brothers, Mrs, John Lane and Mrs. 'Wesley Newton, assisted by Mrs, Harold Durst, prepared a special programme. Each grandmother was presented with a corsage fashioned of blue and gold flowers and tied with a golden ribbon. The club room took an a festive atmosphere, with baskets of flowers in artistic arrange- ment. Mrs. Robert McMichael receiv- ed a prize for being the oldest grand- mother and Mrs. Gilbert Howes for the youngest, Thirty-nine members and visitors responded to the roll call "Memories of My Grandparents." Mrs, Frank Sanderson convener of historical research and Mrs. Leslie Douglas, convener of current events and public relations, both delegates to the recent Officers' rally at Guelph, gave interesting and helpful reports. Both delegates expressed their ap- preciation to the members for sending them to the conference. Mrs. Harold Hamilton of Bluevale, a former mem- ber of the local branch was present and favoured with a solo "The Second Minuet." Others taking part in the programme were Shirley Reidt, a piano solo; Helen Parker, solo; Mrs. Harold Durst, comic reading duet, Mrs. Hamilton and Mrs. MacNaugh- ton. Mrs. Brothers was accompanist. Mrs. J. H, Wylie won the lucky chair prize and Mrs. Millward the flower contest, conducted by Mrs. Newton, Mrs, D. S. MacNaughton presided and Mrs. Harvey Timm presented the minutes and correspondence, which included several notes of thanks for gifts from the good cheer committee. Mrs. W, T. MacLean was unanimous- ly elected president, replacing Mrs. Vern Denny, who recently moved to another oommunity. Guests placed their names in the memorial guest book. Mrs. Harold Durst thanked become Commissioned Officers in the Canadian Army Active Force Armour • Artillery • Infantry Young men recently graduated from High School with a minimum educational standard of Junior Matriculation, may become officers in the Canadian Army Active Force. If accepted .you begin training at Camp Borden as an officer cadet to qualify as a Second Lieutenant in the Active Force. You will receive Second Lieutenant's pay while in training. This training will consist of three courses totalling a period of twenty.eight weeks. When you are granted a commission you will then serve for periods of 3, 4 or 5 years as you choose under the Short. Service Commission Plan. At the end of this service you may apply for a permanent commission. This is a chance to serve Canada at a time when defence stands as a most important national concern. The training and experience in leadership will be invaluable assets to any young matt throughout his whole life. TO QUALIFY YOU MUST BE: • Single • Physically Fit • Between 18 and 25 years of age • A Junior Matriculation Graduate .41 y. the hostesses and all who had helped make the meeting a success. Aseetne hlY singing was enjoyed. Refresh- ments, including a special treat of ice cream were served by, Mr4, F. Mar- tin, Mrs. M. Sellars, Mrs. W. T. Mac, Lean, Mrs. Harvey Reidt and Mrs. J. H. Wylie and a social hour enjoyed, Trained United Strength is needed to prevent Aggression r. Corn's Ups —And it won't be long till Picking Time If you grow grain corn be sure to fii;,1 out all the details about the Belle Cit) Corn Picker, Light draft, low-cost, single row plW type picker, Finger-tip controlled with Fergu;,on Original Hydraulic, ORDER YOURS TODAY MERKLEY MOTORS PHONE 84 WINGHAM