The Wingham Advance-Times, 1957-02-13, Page 3i
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iiittitera With 241, .deer, U heir 004
tWo. rnou,9e Irgm the, ';'weed ;chid,
Vont; i'oit;e districts, The -final
No man is,'".4emolisheci but by
himself Tho1>i i3entley,
,Iil;eUEVAx,, •^1 bra W:M;S. Agld'
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when the president, Mre. 410141410,,
Crnekin,
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Crackin, presided.
Mips. SparUng Johnston was ap-
pointed delegate to thio Conter,ence
Branch Convention to .bc hetet in
Wriodatoek on . ARM 9th and 10th.'.
with Mrs, •John Fischer, alternate,
Arrangements were made for the
program of . the•, 'World's. Day ; el
Prayer on ,March 8th.
Mrps R,. A. Brook ,!eonduirted the
study period with, :Mrs. Milton;
Fraser, M'i's, VD, J, I'eaeoeh, Mrs.
Carl 301403014040114ns, Mrs. M, J. ,Aitken
spacing selections: .ani} 'Scripture
passages.
Mrs W. , J. Johnston gave the
story of ;Burma from. it utiaaionary
standpoint. It 'has had a: turbulent
Mstnly and Christian misSionoties,
have many difficulties to oVer=
come, In a population of 1.9 mil-
lion 'only
il-•1ion.'only 400 thousand are Christ-
' fan --about 'one in five., -though the
first missionary work began in
1813, Since then , several donomi
nations .have been active; but the
• people are stilllai'ge'iy Buddhist..
Mlssioharits• axe responsible for
evangelism, and arc .,iso aiding the
People through* schools, hospitals
and agirieulturgal enterprises.
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;Now, it's an engagoinerlt ring—
, ;later OA; a llolleynioorl, a down
spayine it on a hoose. Whatever
-.your goals, you'll - get there faster
" by saying for them. Start a
iayylgis ;account to -day' at our.
`;�fteareet branch.
THE'CA►N'ADiAN
BANK OF COMMERCE
750 branches across Canada ready to serveY ou
WINGHAM BRANCH,
W. 0. STRUTHERS - Manager
1'.r1-iU.EVALE-s-Attendance at the
United Church Sunday School last
Sunday r wak 76,4 when awards for
regular attendance- in. '1956: were
presented jay the superintendent,.
Ross Smith,`
Those receiving sixth year seals
were; Mario' and i:Cieih Johnston,
Thouglal, Loretta and Mary Fis-
her; fifth :year seals, Joyce' Hoff
man, Grace ,and.' Bob Matheis, Ann
and Ross ;peacock, .' Shirley John-
ston; fourth year , $,eats, Terry
Johnston; third , year seals, Nancy
Taylor, Ruth Mather,, 'Lloyd Pea-
cock; second year Seals,` Ray Math,
ers;''first year certificate, Kenneth
'Mothers.
doWn, your toe and Watch that. tiow' Dodge. V78 `show its stuff ..` . leaving orddinary earrs far behind!
It's
lie: biggest,,ixaost powerful standard V-8 in the low -price field . d . with 215 horsepower to speak for itself
This is the push button that batten;; it 111 uP-=
new SCAT and SIZZLE ,and SPIRIT In ono.
beautiful daziler'-named Dodge!
For this fully proved push-button control
triggers into action the fastest,. smoothest,
'thriftiest alitOrnatiC transmission o '
bthe
road -today--new Tor'tiue-F1ite drive!
Yet, that's only a• taste or the ,excitement
ID Store :for yoti.; There's Torsion+Aire Ride
that flattens dbWll 010 btxmpla 'lets yell
rstofl without annoying ',nose-dive andcorner as sway -free as a aborts card There's
a lower Centre of gravity, too, that makes
your Dodge cling to the road like part of
the piivemont:
And—what a dream to park X11 your
driveway! Get ;a close-iIp 'lot,k at this
heater=built beady today. We'te got a ,''
h:uneh vott'tl )cin all the other is the big
..swing to Dodge for ,b57!
You're always a step ahead
' p y in cars of The 6twarelr Look
riCsdiple at>•ultilihiMlilleiei'!ter n1A—MrltlltiffettOlfilgth+•,io('i>lue Yaps
'tend Six » A w Stirlietit. uelh-buttestt
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netw Torsleln-�drr� 1Rlelde, �Swelp '57 stil�llihl �.,"
new TOimi.CeltilttsCi brakaef` ) W/ GE'T magoeUIN A
tHaYStdi clirotAridli or CANNA0A,'1.UMItE6 THE 1IG:BEAUTIFUL BUY IN IHE, LOW'PRICE FIELUI
Guest 14014fer it the*: arirtiad
Meeting of the Totahergf F.edera-
tion of Agriatatltirre, 'held In the
Biuevale towiiiihip .Rail on TUcaday
evening was padre W. A 'young
of lire Q444o Agricultural Col-.
lege, t"rirelph,.
Padre Toting congratulated the
many young people in the a4di-
Once, several of Arhom .he wits ;euro
were members of, the 4-H', Galt
clubs Which the ',Federation Spon.
8ered, 'He Bald that the T'ederation
has drone more' than any other or-
ganization to help the farmers to
help theinpelveg.
Ile reviewed farming in the past
and said that .during the next 25
years agriculture would become in
creasing1y important, with more.
spectacular changes and more op,
portunites fore good farmers than
ever .before,
•Other speakers included Arthur
Bolton, assistant agricultural rep
resentative from'Olinton; Douglas
McNeil, president of the :Feder, -
i3L'UEVALE A :well attended
meeting of the chairmen "selected
for preparing for the celebration:
of Turnberry Centennial was geld
in the community ball pn Friday.
afternoon,, wheri some further
plans were discussed.
It was decided that July 1 would
be a better date for the celebra-
tion than Civic holiday. Miss Ruby
Duff was appointed chairman of
publicity. Meetings will be held
each school section soon.
BLUEVALE -- The ' W.M.S. of
Knox Church held its February
meeting in the Sunday School room
of the church.. The president, Mrs.
R. J. McMurray, opened the meet-
ing with prayer, followed by a few
words on ; • "Stewardship". Mrs.
Lloyd Felkeracted as secretary in
the absence of Mrs. E. Nichol, who
was ill. 1
A letter from :a church in the.
Peace River ,district, Alberta, was
read, expressing .appreciation, of
literature recently sent to them.
, It was • decided to have .refresh -
monis at the meetings when they
are held in the homes. Arrange-
ments were mad'e for .the World
Day of Prayer. There will be a
special collection ..for 'the. expense'
,fund,= at' the March :meeting.
Mrs. -R. Turvey, supply secre-
'tary, read a letter stating that the
Knox W.M.S. share for the supply
for this year is $17.00 and a dark
quilt. There wild be, a special col-
lection at the Julie' meeting for this
.purposes
Mrs, Walter Smillie artd-'Mrs,
Bernard Thomas gave i:eports of
the Presbyterial recently held , in
Winghatn.. Donations of money
were given to help buy the book,
"All Women of the' Bible",. by Ed-
ith Deen, which will be ,used in
Study work this year. •
Mrs. William! Mundellhadcharge
of the- study program. Mrs. Barry
Elliott read:: Scripture and Mrs.
Harvey Robertson gave Glad Tid-
ings highlights. • The, topic : was
taken by Mrs. William . Mundell
and was a ,very interesting story
about Bathsheba, mother' of Solo-
mon. ,
The meeting closed with prayer
Icy Mrs. Felker. • •
Ladies' Aid • .
A special meeting of the Ladies'
Aid was held at theclose of the
meeting, Arrangements
were made for lunch after the an-
nual, Meeting on Wednesday eve-
ning, Feb. 13th. The ladies decid-
ed to have a bazaar in the autumn,
Mrs. R. F. Garniss has returned
home from Winghain. General Hos-
pital. Visiting her at the week -end
were her •daughter, Mrs. Neil Mac-
Eachren, of Clifford, Misses Ktltcl
and :Florence Beattie, of Seafol'th,
and Miss Luella Brewer, of Lon-
don.
MISS ,Helen Mathers of Kincar-
dine Visited at the: home of Mr. and
Mrs: W, J.' Peacock' On Sunday,,
Mr. • and IN;rs. Jaoic 'Gamble . and
Stephen spent the week -end with"
Mr,. and Mrs, 'Murray Wilson and
family of Galt,
The Bluevale Women's Institute
will hold a "community night'' in
i3ltevale Community Hail •on • Fri-
day evening, February 16th. A pot
'twit supper will be served at seven
o'clock followed by a concert of
local talent. Everyone is-.cveleOnee.
,This month . niarkit• the 60th anni=
versary of the founding of the
Wrimeil'u
s Institute at Stoney Creek,
Ohtario,
`,Chose ;attending evening •biasses
- in Win'ghant High Schoot finished
their courses last week, Mrs: Ebner
' Sellers;'studied. typing, Miss Emma.
Johnston woodwork , and Ross:.
;smith and Wildon Robertson
metalwork.
?hone filo.
Watch Climax µ- Shower.ei Stars, I' ursd ; s,.
HLUEV'ALE. -T'he Woman's AS.
sdetation•mot in the United Church
on February 7th, the president,
Intra. ;1E!7lmer Sellers, presiding,
Urs, McCraeltin reported a good
balance, iti het treasurer's report,
including receipts from the annual
congregational supper,
Plititsi ward made for repairs and
purchases; ,for the f turrib,
tion 01 Agriculture to Huron;. and`
Carl Hemingway, fleldnnan for;
Huron County .Federation, ,
The following were elected Fed-
eration Officers for 11157; li1G,`F uptt,
,president, PersicaMundell, 44,
VICO; E, , . Walker," ,• ce,-tr 'as.;;
directors, George Gibson, G:aerin
ApP,le11y, Clarence Shaw, James, E.
Currie, Fred Lewis, Walter Woods,'
Harry Mulvey, John Fischer, Ross
M04gUe, Wittier Bridge and 'El=
don Kirton Commodity Groupie-'
Cream, Producers' Representative,.
James .Elliott; Poultry Producers'
Representative,. ,fid. Powell; Hog
Producers' Rel?rosentative, i esiie
Fortune; Beef Producers' Repre-.
seritative; John Willits,
llitii?ab **gat
ioupptilos, :$43.4131
WififtS, ,eonipq $47,2
,bili;, pt,: *AL, $I0:,00; ; D,
Conventiorl, 12a,0o; Mr..JaeIt
convention, Sg�aQi'ti W: l f !t1t91'
,convention, 1130411).;.n,. ro
convention, $$0.0.0; jci'wl Visuctog,
convention?, $30,00,
ST. HELENS -- Mrs. Ancirew
Gaunt was hostess for the Febru-
ary meeting of the Women's insti-
tute held on Thursday afternoon,
With , a fine attendance, Mrs. Chas..
McDonald, vice-president, was in
the'chair.
The roll call, a Valentine verse,
was responded to. The treasurer
reported a balance of 331.77 land a
letter from. Mrs. James Haggerty,
Proyinciai president, was read,
Mrs, Gaunt .conducted the bus;
ness session, when it was decided
to have the improvements to ,the
•exterio'r of the hall as a project.
An estimate of the cost of painting
was given but it Was decided, to get
estimates on :the cost of siding.
The celebration : of the 60th an-
niversary of the founding of the
Women's Institute was discussed
;and ,it 'was decided to hold a com-
'Inunity pot luck supper on Friday
evening, Feb, 22nd. Mrs. Ernest`
'Gaunt and Mrs. Ross Gammie were
named a committee, with 'enter-'
tainment in charge of • Mrs, Ross
:Errington; Miss • Mary Murray,
:Mrs. K, Gaunt, Mrs, G, .Stuart and
:Miss Beatrice McQuillin
A nominating committee was ap7
:pointe, consisting of Miss Jean
Aitchison, Mrs, D. Gibb and Mrs.
McNeill. It was decided to join
,the penny :round -up. ,for mental
health. ,
The motto ;was taken bye Mrs.
W. A. Miller and Miss W. D. Ruth-
erford read "What the •, Ground-
hog Really Tells Us". Miss' Jean
Aitchison gave a reading, "New
Friends and Old". The topic was
taken by Mrs. C. McDonald, who
gave much interesting information
on the A.C.W.W.. and on. the coun-
try of Ceylon. . Mrs. Ross Erring-
'ton gave a reading, ''Her Valen-
tine.
alentine"
At the conclusion lunch was en-
joyed with Miss W'. D. Rutherford
and Mrs. W. A. Humphrey as host-
esses.
•
Magic Show at
Community Hall
ST. HELENS-'— K. K. Dawson,
o6 Dunganngn, assisted by Miss
Lillian 'Popp, Miss Elizabeth Pent-
land and several members of the
audience, delighted and mystified
;a large crowd with his magic
:show in the community hall on
'Friday evening.
The program opened with :com-
'munity singing and; other num-
bers included a solo by Gladys Me -
Donald;• a reading by Irma and
Lorne Forster, "A Definition, of a
'Boy and •a Girl"; a violin number
by Donald Taylor,' accbmpanied' by
Mrs. Ernest Walker and a quartet
by Lorne I+'orster, Barry McQuil-,
lin, Murray Gaunt and Don Cam-
eron. "Dancing followed to the mu-
sic of Don Taylor, Don Cameron
Murray Gaunt and Chester Tay-
lor -with Mrs. Walker and Norma
Murray as accompanists.
Turnberry Council
Holds• Meeting
The regular'InCeting of council
was held on February 2nd with all
members present.
• The minutes of last meeting Were
read .and adopted by Herb, Forton
and W, II Mulvey.
Mulvey -Forton -=That the offici-
als be authorized, to apply for the
balance of the road subsidy far
1956.
Willits-'Sittitl That By -Law.
Nos: 3-4-5-6, 1957; bo 'passd ap-
pointing a •cle
rk, treasurer, at-
tester. and tax 'Collector,
•Smitli=Foston--That we call for
tenders , fol' warble fly powder,
tenders to close; 14,4 2 o;clock an
Saturday,. March '2nd.
Willits-FOOton-•'That we coil for
tenders` forcattle spraying, for
9967, tenders to biose at 2 o'clock
en March 2nd.
WItilvey-Willits---'That we call for
'Wilder's 'for warble fly - inspteter,'
'tenders to close at 2 pan. On
March 2nd,
Foxton4It1Vey: That w6 call for
tendert for' the crushing and
hau
l-
Iig of aPproxiita ol • 8 000 yards
of % gravel, to be spread to the'
satisfaction of the toad btllbrhri-
tendent, flet later than 301st x, A.
iitt:lrked cheque for $8 -ed to afl,
etiM Jany tenders, contractor to
strip' 'arid manakin pits.
'hilts -Smith • That we advtince
the Centennial Comtiittec' up to
$500 as deeded.
•Mu1Vey=Willits-.;-That the follow -
lug general .and road abebui is be
paid •
General Aetotltits ,•
0, Madit,eaii, liability lnstir,;
$x45,93; Comity of Wren; he:Vital-
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