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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1953-06-17, Page 8Pose. Eight he Winghasu Advance-Times, Wednesday, June 7, 190 leesetteeetaseeeseream Special Offer • Off-season, prices for complete oil-burner installation on your present furnace or boiler. $349-50 ( YOU SAVE 15 PER CENT ) Visit our new Water St., showroom and see the latest model Oil Furriers &Oil Furnaces on display. Complete Estimates Without Charge. Wingham Metal Fabricating Phone 760 Wingham 4111100411•11.1.01.00.111111.1.10.0.10. AiN1111101.."' Are You Planning to Build This Year? IF SO ORDER YOUR SASH EARLY ! Sash Open or Glazed Complete 'Window Units with Prefitted sash. Cellar Units, Verandah Sash, Door Frames, Berri 13ash 4 or e lights. &seems and Storm Sash made-to-order. TO prevent rot order your Sash Primed, CAMPBELL & Gomm Makers of High Grade Sash Diagonal W1109114111 ...4an• • „ .M.1 ,7 gut cave yourself in the army Young men — trained to razor sharp condition complete masters of their weapons — form the hard-hitting Infantry backbone of our Canadian Army. Their job is Canada's safety! In the Army today, there is a need for more young men to start Infantry training immediately. The life is interesting and rewarding. Men with ambition and intelligence can look for rapid promotion all the way up the line — faster promotion than in almost any other career. The conditions of service the medical and dental care the food and clothing the pay and long term pension plans make the Army a career that is really worthwhile. You are eligible if you are 17 to 40 years of age and able to meet Army test requirements. Applicants should bring birth Certificates or other proof of age when reporting for interview. .b Apply right away A- for full information write or visit the Army recruiting station nearest your horns, No, 13 Persohnel Depot, No. 7 Perionnel Depot Wallis House, Rideau & Charlotte Vs., Ottawa, Ont. Wobeley Barracks, Oxford & Elixabeth'Sts,,LonclortiOre. No, $ Personnel Depot, Arii !tory Park, iSagot St., Kingston, Ont. Army Recruiting Centre, 230 Main St. W., North Lay, Ont. Canadian Army Recruiting Centre, Army Recruiting Centre, MS7W.o 90 Richmond Street West, Taranto, Ont. James Street Armoury, 200 James St. North, Hamilton, Ont. i-murowam, iok /the CANADIAN ARMY ACTIVE FORCE /kW Travel of home and overseas in the Army gives you a chance to broaden your horizon. Thirty days holidays every year with pay is the kind of vacation which means you can do more — see more. Your friends are men from every part of Canada. they ore your kind living and working together makes if so, You'll be proud of the men you serve with in the Canadian Army. `f ? hile They Last ATOP 144 pr. TERRY CALDWELL • VELVA-SORB TOWELS , ye, CROSSETT(Motou-- AND TO THINK E WHN r WAS A y,m) I WANTED -i0 BE A TAILOR. YEN- I GUESS IT'S A GOOD THING I BECAME AN AUTO .SALESM ANL DP SEEN A FLOP AS A TAILOR. 'THEIR USED CARS ARE JUST AS MASONAILR AS THEY ARE GOOD, HAVE You EVER' SEEN ANY ONE ComE IN HEStE ASKING PoF. A SUIT OF CLOTHES? O O 0 O O It was decided to have a Bible Study period at meetings. Mrs. W. Scott is leader for next month, com- mencing with the first book of the New Testament followed by a quiz. Hymn no. 148 was sung and the meet- ing closed with the benediction. Attend Whitechurch Anniversary A large crowd attended the anni- versary services at Whitechurch Unit- ed Church on Sunday, June 14. At the morning service Rev. Charles D. Cox, of Belgrave Knox United Church was in charge assisted by Rev. R. D. Currie, of Chalmers Presbyterian Church, Whitechurch. At the even- Almm11•1.•1•1111.11M, JUVENILE INSURANCE Modern policy plans designed to serve your children's needs. CONSULT— F. C. HOPPER REPRESENTATIVE Canada Life Assurance COMPANY WINOHAM wo PHONE 462 W.I. Entertained at Whit' echtlrelt The meknbers of Belgrave Women's Inatitnte were entertained by the Whitechureh Institute at the meeting held on Tuesday, June 9th in the Whitechurch Community 14111. The president Mrs, Jas. McInnis was in the chair, The meeting was opened with the National Anthem which was followed by the Institute Ode. After a short business period the following program was enjoyed: a piano duet by the Misses Ross and Metcalfe; a reading by Mrs. Walter Scott entitled "Mrs. Brown's Change and Rest"; vocal duet by Mrs. Geo. Michie and Mrs, Jas. Michie; solo by Miss Veralie Metcalfe; duet by Mrs, Garnet Farrier and Mrs. W. R. Far- rier. Mrs. Thomas Metcalfe gave a very interesting talk on her recent trip to Mexico and showed a piece of coral that she brought gack as a souvenir. The meeting was closed with the T,ord's Prayer, A bountiful lunch was served by the Whitechurch ladies. Mrs, Walter Scott expressed the thanks of the Belgrave members for a very enjoyable afternoon, Evening Auxiliary Meets The Evening Auxiliary of the W.M. S. of Knox United Church met at the home of Mrs. Roy McSwain Tuesday, June 9th, .with twenty-six members present. The president, Mrs. Clifton Walsh was in charge. The meeting was opened with the hymn "This is My Father's World" and was followed by prayer by the president. During the business period it was decided to send the sum of ten dollars to "CARE" for food parcels for Korea. The donations of clothing for the bale, being sent to Korea in the fall, are to be left with Mrs. Louis Stonehouse by Sept. The members agreed to carry on the meetings during July and August. The worship period was in charge of Mrs. George Michie's group and was opened with a hymn, Scripture reading and prayer by Mrs, Michie. A dialogue on Bible study was then presented by the following members: Mrs. G. Nicholson, Mrs. P. Camp- bell, Mrs. W, Armstrong, Mrs. E. Armstrong and Mrs. R. Oaks. The meeting was closed with a hymn and was followed by a Bible quiz conducted by Mrs. Geo. Michie. Lunch was served. W.11.1.S. Meets The W,M.S, of the United Church held their June meeting on Wednes- day afternoon with a good attend- ance, Mrs. E. Anderson presiding. Mrs. Ken Wheeler acted as secretary in the absence of Mrs. Geo. Martin. The minutes and treasurer's report were accepted as read, followed by the correspondence, which was dealt with, regarding articles for the bale, and orders for the Annual Report. The Worship service was conducted A large crowd was in attendance in the Forester's Hall on Friday night when Bluevale presented a three-act play entitled "A Close Shave", which was sponsored by the Choir of Knox 'United Church, Members of the cast Were; Mrs. George Hetherington, Dian McLean, Mrs, Elmer Sellers, Harold Johnston, Zeitna Stamper, Hazel Sanderson, George Darling, Robert p'raser, Nor- ma Moffat, Kenneth Johnston, Mrs. Arthur Ratan and Alan Ereeken- ridge, Mrs. A, Aitltert was the dir- ector, The program between acts consisted of an accordian by by Elaine Bolt. Vocal solo by Ruth Procter accompanied by Mrs. George Johnston and a reading by Mrs. Walter Scott. The play was well presented and the program very much enjoyed. 11111111•111011111311111111111111111111111111111111111111111S FOR T TOPS IN TOGS FOR THE TOPS IN POPS VISIT Hanna's Men's Wear I FATHER'S DAY, • JUNE 21st itintnatoittsuaiontitautalitattniniunt lag serviee Rev, Cox was assisted by the regniar Minister, Rev. L. B. wood and Rev, G. O. Cox of Font- hill, The chef.; sang special anthems with. Mrs, Garnet Farrier. as organist. Rev, E. Haywood was in charge of the morning service at BolgraVe, June 14, The choir sang the Anthem "Are there Any Stars In Your Crown" with Mrs, Geo, Johnston at the organ. Mr. Floyd Campbell has received word, of the death of his uncle, Mr. Charles Campbell of Thessalon, ol Lynn, of of Keli Glencoe,Da Davidson °slip enadnind g aK afer w days with Mrs, Davidson's parents Mr. and Mrs. Was. VanCamp, Mr. and Mrs. Wes, Grierson and Mr, and Mrs. Mike Dolan spent the week-end with Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Smith and family. Miss Shirley ,,Bradburn visited for a few days with Miss Shirley Foxton at Wingham. Arrangements have been made, to submit all donations for wind damage in the county, to Mr. Harvey Erskine, county treasurer at Goderieh. Miss Ethel Pierce of Blyth visited on Sunday with Miss Shirley Marks. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Higgins and Marilyn spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Higgins. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Wightman, of Listowel, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wightman. Mrs. Gordon• McGuggan, Ross Mc- Guggan, Misses Freda, Evelyn and Beatrice Forbes, all of Ilderton, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. James Walsh and family. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wightman and family, spent Saturday in the Guelph district, Miss Sonia Meyers and Mr. Charles Procter, of Burlington, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Procter on Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Wheeler and Mr. and Mrs. George Orvis visited on Sunday with Mrs. William Wallace at Seaforth. Mrs. Jas. Leitch and Mrs, Ray Crawford motored to North Bay on Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hutton, of Wingham. Mrs. D, Blair spent the week-end with Mrs. R. Vincent at Blyth. Mr. Harold Walsh and Mr. Roy Robinson motored to Tillsonburg on Sunday,as. f C. D. Cox attended the Lobb family reunion at Springbank Park, London, on Saturday. Mrs. Roy Robinson visited on Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. L. Taylor. • Mr. and Mrs. George Henderson of Brucefield visited on Friday with Rev, and Mrs, Cox. Mrs. Henderson and Mrs. Cox sang on the "Church of the Air" service. Mr. Cox was in charge of the service. Mr. Allan McBurney and Mr. Aus- tin Cook spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Graham Cook at Ripley. Mrs. E. Stapleton• is spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Procter. Mr, and Mrs. Robert Grasby, Donna and Mary Elizabeth and Mr. Dave Armstrong spent Sunday with friends in Listowel. Mr, and Mrs. Harry Adams and 20" x 40 Colors Gold, Green, Blue, Rose i" per PAIR . a Assorted Large Figured BEACH TOWELS $3`49 Large Striped BEACH TOWELS $3. 59 pair PURDON'S LADIES' and CHILDREN'S WEAR TIME IS MONEY GOOD HAYING EQUIPMENT SAVES BOTH NEW HOLLAND MODEL 66 BALER Baling saves 1/4 ton of Hay per acre over any lu other haying method. It also soves 40% labour o time. New Holland Twine Baler-181/2' length 0 in operation, 8' 8" wide, adjustable chain drive. ° Feed opening 12" x 21" - Bale length 30", 36" or 42". Roll away chute loading direct onto wagon if desired. 15 horsepower motor. Full visibility. Also available the larger Model 77 with 571/2" MASSEY,FIARRIS NO. 1 PICK-UP BALER Field tested by engineers. 18'-7" length. Pick up 52" width: Bales 14' x 18" x 37". .Straw 30-45 lbs..; Hay 69-85 lbs.; 24 H,P. engine. 3,820 lbs. up' to 6 tons of Hay or, 4' tong of Straw per hour of operation. 3. No. 10—Massey-Harris model for Massey Harris Tractorki Center mounted, all operations designed for ease of handling. V-belt drive. Simple attach- ment, No. 41—Heavy duty model for ri Massey-Harris Pony Tractor. 0 CHAS. HODGINS Massey- Harris Sales —and-- Service Phone 378 Wingham 0=01 1949 CHEVROLET Club Coupe, built-in radio, nice shape 1939 CHRYSLER Sedan, over- drive 1949 FORD, 4 door, blue 1949 METEOR 4-door sedan, green 1951 MERCURY 3-ton stake 1841 PLYMOUTH, 2-doOr 1940 CHEVROLET Coach O einem llll ueenuenemeuut NEWS OF 23414CR/IVE Large Crowd at Foresters' Hall for Bluevale Play by Mrs. Albert Coultes. Theme, "The Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Scott spent the Holy Bible", The hymn "0 Word of week-end in Owen Sound. God Incarnate", was sung. Mrs Coultes read the Scripture (Revised standard version) of Psalm 119. verses 129-136 following with prayer. The spe'cial programme "Adventur- ing in Bible Study", was given by Mrs. Coultes assisted by Mrs. W. Scott, Mrs. R. Chamney, Mrs. Ken Wheeler, Mrs, A. 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