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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1952-03-26, Page 9GREATEST CARS EVER INTRODUCED 'HE LOW-PRICE FIELD ! .3a.saiaa.11EgEn!laaa.:- 40e.i....::,..:$,!........S.:•:,, ......., • ...;:a:eit-t'''."'.'", "`"' THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OE CANADA AVF,DNESPAr, MARCH 20th., 1952 TIM WINGHAM ADVANCE-TIMES rAci. NEWS OF BELGRAVE March Meeting of W. L Hears Talk on History of Agriculture DELMORE Mr. and Mrs. E. Zinn and Harvey Darling spent last Thursday with relatives near Dungannon, Mr. and Mrs. James Dickson and Ralph, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Sangster and Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Jeffray at- tended the funeral of Mrs. Win. Hood 1n Clifford last Wednesday afternoon, Mrs. John Worden of St, Paul's a#,Atedt.v,' Aroini"Mir ..,40701" spent a few days last week with her mother, Mrs, T. Abraham, Rev. Bailie continued his series of pre-Easter sermons last Suriday when he spoke on Peter's denial. He also favored with a solo, "0 Sacred Head now wounded". Mr. W. A. Darling and Mrs. Elmer Zinn received word recently of the sudden death of their cousin, George R. Johnston at Daytona Beach, Florida. e•gr,'-irre GOODANEAR TIRES 4Tiy. Mrs, George Harkness and Jean, of Toronto, spent last Saturday with Mr. and Mrs, Leslie Harkness. We are sorry to say, Leslie is still under the Doctor's care.. Mr. and Mrs. James Austin visited last Friday with Mrs, Fred Johann and Wilfred and Mr, and Mrs. E. Zinn. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jeffray held a family gathering pt their home after church Sunday in honor of little Mar- garet Jeffray's first birthday. Mrs, Harvey Ballagh, Mrs. Kenneth Dickson and Mrs. Earl McKee, each entertained a number of their friends to a Stainless Steel Demonstration Dinner recently. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Marshall and Jimmie, of Stratford, visited with relatives here on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Harry Mulvey, Billy and Barry, attended an Ice Show at WANTED HORSES FOR SLAUGHTER 3e LB. AT FARM. DEAD and DISABLED HORSES and COWS up to MOO each. Smaller animals according to size and condition. C. BRUBACHER Phone 608w1 RJR. 1, Wingham Fergus on Friday night, Mrs, Neil McNeil spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lincoln. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Renwick, Mr, and Mrs. Ivan Haskins and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Montgomery were in charge of the euchre held in the hall last Monday night. There were eight- teen tables in play and the honors went to Mrs. Ernie Merkley, Mrs. Harvey Edgar, Mr, Justin Will, Mr. Ernie Merkley and Mr. Leonard Har- per, Miss Marjorie Lobsinger of Mild- may, spent the week-end with Mr. anti Mrs. John Fitch and Dianne. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Breen and Ethel, of Turnberry, visited on Sunday with Mrs. A. Scott and Miss Bessie. A local bonspiel was held in the Arena on.Tuesday afternoon and ev- ening with eight rinks taking part. 1st. prize went to a rink skipped by Wm. Elliott, 2nd. to Clark Renwick's foursome, 3rd, to Harry Mulvey's rink and consolation to Jack Renwick's rink, A coloured moving picture of "Life in a Leper Colony," will be held in the Belmore United Church on Friday, March 28th., at 8,30 p.m, Miss Jean Elliott of London, spent the week-end at her home here. Little Robert McMillan of Listowel, visited recently with Master James McKague. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Johann and David, of Teeswater, were guests on Sunday of Mrs. F. Johann and Wil- fred. Prime Minister Louis 'St, Laurent is Canada's 12th holder of that office. The March meeting of the Women's Institute was held in the Club room of the Community Centre on Tuesday last, with thirty ladies present. Mrs. S, Cook presided. After the opening exercises, the sec.-treas., read the min- utes of the former meeting and gave the financial report. These were re- ceived as read. Several items of business were dis- cussed and voted upon. Ten dollars was to be sent to the Salvation Army Corps, Wingham, as a. donation krone the Institute. Mrs. Leslie Bolt and Mrs . Richard Procter, comprise a committee to secure estimates on in- stalling cupboards for Institute equip- ment. It was also agreed upon to buy an electric clock for the Club room. Mrs. S. Cook and Mrs. Ken Wheeler were appointed to purchase aa.me. The' roll call, "Name a Weed and Tell How to Eradicate It," brought a good response. Mrs. Walter Scott gave a very Interesting and outstanding paper on "History of the Growth of the Science of Agriculture," which began many thousand years ago in cave days, when all was forest. Lille had several pictures, showing the first used implements to the present day. Agriculture experiments show there has been more advance in the last forty years than the previous two thousand. Elaine Bolt favoured with two musical numbers, and they were much enjoyed. A talk on amateur painting was given by Mrs. 0. Wade while Mrs. C. Nethery exhibited several pieces of their work, both pictures and en china which proved very interesting. Personals Verna Wheeler, Montreal, Quebec, visited for a few days last week with relatives in the village. Mrs, Annie Wray of .Woodrow, Sask., called on old friends in the vii- lage on Friday. Mrs, Wilfred Pickell and :ion, of Toronto, are visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wheeler. A sleet storm on Saturday night ,played havoc with many telephone and hydro lines in this district, Also avallablo In Rlb Tread .,.- • qiwe- r- Sturdier! Tougher! Longer Wearing I C'tt t I ;40( At REAVIE MOTOR SALES PHONE: 241 PONTIAC BUICK — G.M.C. TRUCKS Al V Pit Ift, " ;MC PA PAM NV. By actual test, the improved Goodyear DeLuxe delivers up to 34% more mile- age! And you get extra protection against blowouts plus sure-footed trac- tion as well. See us today—we have your size ! G-61 LOOK FOR THIS "HIGH SIGN" OF OUALIIY GOODOVEAR It's the improved • AMP ..0411 AVE4:*43:4,VEY,'.:St 4:e vo, 4 . . ....... .... . .. .... Toronto has more workers on a. five-day week than any other Cana4- After singing God Save the Queen, ran city. lunch was served by the hostess, Mrs. Leslie Bolt and committee, Mrs. C. Prince Edward Island is a prov- Procter, Mrs, C. Wade and Mrs. Rich- nide of one city and seven towns. and Procter. A social time was enjoy- ed and brought a most interesting meeting to a close. Euchre Club The 9th line, East Wawanosh, held their weekly Euchre Club meeting at the home of Mr, and Mrs, Bert Thompson on Thursday evening, Nine tables were played, The ladies high prize went to Mrs. John Mason and the low prize to Mrs, John McBurney. The high men's prize to Mr. John McBurney and the low prize to Mr. Charlie Martin. After lunch the meeting was (tailed to order and Lewis Stonehouse read and address to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rob- inson and Leonard. Mr. Bert Thomp- son presented them with a parlor table, Mr. Gordon Naylor, an electric clock and Gerry Robinson, a novelty table lamp for Leonard. The following is the address: To Mr. and Mrs. Roy Robinson and Leonard: It is with deep regret that we have learned that you are leaving our neighbourhood and we will miss you greatly. We all regard you as good neighbours, always ready and willing to lend a hand in time of need. We will also miss you at our parties. As a slight token of our esteem, we ask you to accept this table and clock and this little novelty lamp for Leon- ard which we think he will enjoy. We have not the feeling of a "Farewell" for you because as long as you reside in Beigrave you are still one of our Club. That the days that lie before you may be filled with health, happiness and prosperity is the wish of all of us in our euchre club. Signed on behalf of the 9th line euchre club, Lewis Stonehouse, Bert Thompson, Gordon Naylor. 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