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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1957-04-24, Page 5-"7"1111 poor Sio4ers far r , a t • : ALEXANDEKS HARDWA4. If the vvetett Is properly hal, aneed, the Utensil won't tip when it's empty, check tq, sae that the handle is firm and won't slip in your hand ;when the utensil is full, AAA 1114A1A, give your chicks 4 . For Proper Growth and Development CO -OP Grow • as F GOOD REASONS WHY YOU SEE. 0 TRU c on the road than ever before! 1. Forward Look styling. Clean, 9 a valuable bones in hauling ability._ smooth-flowing lines, forward- a • thrusting fenders, modern hooded 0. Economical operation. Fargo V-8's headlamps,. wide-sweeping grille—all and proved Sixes give you full pbwer have a busineSs-building look of flair on regular gas. Exelnsivefull-opening and fleetness. . alligator hood makes engine mainte- nance easier, fakterythriftier. 2. Super-rugged design. From built- A to-take-it chrome-alloy springs to 4. Top power. Fargo trucks lead •in extra-heavy-duty frames to shot- advanced-design V-8 power, from 180 peened rear axles, Fargos give you to 232 h.p. Fargo Sixes, too, are leaders. • 5. Drivinb ease: Shortest turning diameters (on many models) take you easily (nit of tight spots. Push-button driving is available on D100 (34 -ton) models for start-stop hauling ease. 6. More comfort, safety. Wide;wide cab seat has fore-and-aft plus seat- back angle adjustment. Electric wind-. shield wipers, safety door latches are standard equipment. Model 0400 • witli .Vap body, 15,000 lbs. max. Model 1:400 with Dump body, 18,000 lbs. max. G.V.W. w.A. SEES SLIDES e Lloyd ``Sleepier " !ff Combine aliflOgrun(e, 4i nolity RIONtlaii and g,541•410 ferecta74: 1r yes ion toy, • All Models have *Wg .wire see whoels,p1e model has "Lloy.i jul)04 permeneelle 1'alei001 wheel 'bearings. •',Spat and bock solidly supeare no fagging, no torn uphohleryf comfortable seat or bed for • k padding on.seal:and backs l • ,,TT rinds, easily, washed, ' schp0,0 14vreteg. ••ritllnit sp~ingang on bock • rwphicies. easily Oa ele cleta:ei rructel. V • Large canopy avc4110b10 . • • Pusher etiliSlable• lei two beIghtit: • Parcel carrier fitted, t • • • Three. Morielt to cheese fram. SEE THE,NEW m.oyal ".SLEEP,ER''' . $TeOttee$ AT R, A. Currie nns.. ..51E11rnit7 e Phone Vinghaun • minimmommaiima GIVE US A CALL..; Whenever You, re Ready 7 STOP WASTING FUEL DOLLARS Let Us give you a FREE HEATING SURVEY today and report on the condition of your present heating. system. Remember . . . the only man who can afford a faulty fur- nace is the man , Who has money to burn! We Recommend & Install IN ONTARIO ''wise folk get most fun KotolOtado &dui 'ii • Whether 'you 'rear your chicks in confinement or `4)4 range, be sure to use CO-OP Criow Alash This feed ,,contains all the nutrients necessary to; give your birds fast grciWth and strong bone devel- opment they need in order to give you top reSults , in the layOg cage. Lions Club Holds First and second' prize winners in the class for solos,, girls' 7 and under at the Turnberry Music Fes., tival were Judy. McGlynn and Judy Welch. --Advance-Times, photo. m• Women's Institute 'completed Many Projects During Year L itrarefi." • 4,44,;. Made! D100 Panel, 5,006 lbs. max: G1V.W. 745:00nentTrt*(0WAM Cab-Over-Eng100 Model, tip to 45,000 tbs. Pax, G.G.W, A Mrs, George. Mictile and Mrs. George. Johnston were named a committee. to prepare two num, hers "to take to Blyth tor the Friendship' Circle meeting there on May ,9th.'. Mrs. Leslie Bolt's group will be in ,eharge of the next meeting when the Canadian Girls in Training • affiliate with, t h e W.M.S. The group agree& to buy the World Friendship badges for the Mrs. Jack Taylor gave an ex- ,,--- cellept report of the Haan Pres- Ladies' Night byterial meeting held recently at '• ' • Clinton. Ruth lkifichie ,, ets, aecorn- and Karen WROXETER— Howick Lions Anderson sang two du ,Club held ladies' night last Mon- parried by Mrs. George Miehie. day evening in the Fordwich community hall. Ladies of the A very inspiring Easter mes- Trinity .Church •catered and sage was given: 'by the guest • guests present. were •Mr. and Mrs. speaker, 'Mrs, Wm. Mc'Vittie of John Nichols of Palmerston, Mr. Blyth, • president of the Huron and Mrs. Eph Gray, also of Pal- Presbyterial' W.M.S. Mrs. 'Cler- aneeston, and Mr. and Mrs. Col- ence Hanna, moved a vote liegs,„ Gorrie. Gordon Moir was , thanks to Mrs: MeVittie.' initiated Mb!) the club. NELSON". fvvINGHAm Watch .CLIMAX stipwEitcOF STA tS, Mutt& 8.30 (wok. Channel 8 you're my out front with ARGO .„„,it to fit yorr lob Ott OUR bEAt vou BU . BEFORE. S. LTD, ONTARIO TO PURCOASE BADOES FOR C,O,LT, BEI4R4W14-1 he re afar Meeting of the Beigrave Evening Alinillary of the, Weirien's Mists .unary ,Society 'Of Knox United Church was held op Tuesday evening, April 16, in, the church basement when they entertained the Afternoon Auxiliary, The meeting opened with the worship service in charge of Mrs, Carnerea group. The call to worship wee read by Mrs, , Walsh, felleWed by a hymn, Sev., eral .Scripture passages were mad by Mrs. Rosa AritlerSOn, Mrs. Walt* lecrin reSponsive Prayer, followed with .a hymn, An .gaster rneseag-e, Was read by Mrs. Howard,Walsh, Prayer by Mrs,, Cameron Walsh and a hymn elosed the (worship.service. Mrs, Ross Anderson, presi, Waa, in charge -of' the busi- lieas period, when 20 members 'answered— the roll call, Reports ft were read by the" secretary,, Mrs. Ralph" McCrea 'and the treasur- er,'M.rs, Robeit Grasby. u meeting crowd wick, a hymn and „the Mizpah benedic- tion. Mrs., James Walsh led in recreation and lunch was served. Good- Permanent pasture con- tains a mixture of perennial' or reseeding legunies and , grasses that will last at least four or five years, , meeting of .the 33elgrave Women's InAtitute was held in the' com- munity centre on Tuesday after- noon, April 16. The president, Mrs, Walter Scott, was in charge. Twenty-two members joined the branch, at, the meeting. The minutes of the last ,meet- ing were read ,and the financial report showed 0.39.96 on hand. These reports were given by Mrs. Clifford Logan, secretary-tress-, urer. Letters of thanks were' read from Mr. and Mrs. R. Beat- tie, Mr. and Mrs. G. Montgom- ery, agricultural representative, the Mental .Health Association and .the secretary thanked the group for a sympathy 'card. Mrs. Scott thanked everyone who had helped with the euchre' 'and dances. The following reports were given: Canadian induStries by Mrs. Cora. McGill; citizenship and, education also Easter and Christmas meetings, by Mrs. Earl, Anderson; community activities by Mrs. Kenneth Wheeler; his- ,torical research by Mrs. R, Proc- ter; home economics, Mrs, Harold ProCter. Mrs, Carl Procter reported on the Wingham Hospital Auxiliary meetings and Mrs. Stewart Proc- ter reported for the Cancer Soc- iety. • BELGRAVE--T h e regular weekly "progressive euchre party ° Was held on Wednesday evening in the Community centre, There Were five tables in play, High prizes were won by Miss Annie McNichol and jean Nixon, Consolation prizes went to Miss Mary McCallum and Fred Cook. Novelty prises for lone hands Were Won by' Miss Annie Mc- Nichol and Jas, R. Coultes. This WaS the last euchre fpr the sea. son, Club 20 Meets BELGRAVE—Mr, and. Mrs. tarries R. Coultes vyeleonled the , ineinbers of Club 20 to their home on Monday evening, April 16. Progressive euchre Was en- 4 joyed and high prizes were won by Mr, and Mrs. KennethWheel. er. Consolation prizes Went to Mrs, C4ierga Martin and Albort 1310- Lunch Was 141iVed. gins. •--- • These are some of the projects carried out by the Belgrave in the past year: Held an auction sale of miscellaneous articles; held two dances; colleced for the Mental Health Association; gave help to a family'who lost every' thing by fire; gave assistance to, an accident victim; ()penal a bank account , for a new baby; donated a trophy for the Bel- grave Music Festival; entered a float in • the Morris Centennial parade. The Institute also took care of the flower beds at the Brandon cemetery; held its an- nual 'concert; presented books and`corsages to three of the early Institute members; donated priz- es to the Belgrave School Fair; gave a gift to the agricultural representative when he left; sent cards to the sick' and shut-in; donated to the, Institute for the Blind; the Hungarian Relief and made dresses for the Unitarian Service committee, At,the eoriciusion a pleasant ,socia,hour was eitjafed with Mrs, 0, MacPherson eta ion ALTO, trilriliit heiti‘Oliii 107100400 40001e0-011 St HELENS Misses 1'494 and R4th Webb of Brantford are sPending the 'Vas,- ter vacation ,at their Wee here. Miss 'Anna .Sti.tart of Toronto spent the holiday weeic,end with Mr, and Mrs. George Stilart and Mr. .490..Stnart. Mrs; Alen Mcrdie and PO of Kitchener are holiday visitors with. Mr. and Mrs. Lertie Woods and Donna. Mr. John MCgrilliM,- who has: spent the winter months, with Mr and Mrs, 'Irvin McCabe -Of Windsor, is Spending a few weeks. at- his home 'here, Mr. and Mrs, G, S. MoIntyre and Donald, of Eracebridge were holiday visitors with Mr, and Mrs, W. t Miller. Mr, and Mr's. Gordon Miller arid Larry of London spent the Easter Week-end With relatives here, The May meeting of tile. Wo. men's Institute will be held in the community hail on Thursday af,. tern oon, May 2, BELGRAVE Mr. Everett Grasby of Tor- onto 'spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, HarrY Grasby. Mr, and Mrs, Leslie Shaw and. Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd ,A.nde,rson all, of London spent the week- end with Mr. and Mrs. Jan Anderson. , Mr. and Mrs. Alton. Baynes and family of Belton, visited last• Friday with, her mother, Mrs. Richard Champey. Mrs, Elizabeth Campbell %and Mrs, Charnney re- turned to Belton for a couple of weeks. Mr. and Mrs, James McCrea and family 'of Port. Credit, visit- ed on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs, C. G: McCrea and other relatives. Mr, and Mrs. Jack McCallum are spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs.Weorge Jones and family at. London. Mrs. jesie Cameron is a patient in the Wingham General Hospi- tal. Mr. and Mrs. Mike ReZzensoff and baby daughter of St. Cath- erines spent the week-end with her sister, Mrs. Laura Johnston and George. All the farmers in the district are quite busy preparing the land for seeding. Mr. and Mrs. Joe. Morgan and .family of Aiisa Craig and Mr. and Mrs, Russell Kelly and fam- ily, Cooksville, visited over the week-end with Mr, and Mrs. Wil- liam 'Kelly. Mr. and ,Mrs. Wilfred Pickell and family, St. Thomas, visited over the week-end with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Wheeler, Mrs. Pickell and family remained to spells' the week. Mr, and Mrs, Ira Campbell, of Lucknow,. and Mr, and Mrs. Ed. Ansley of Thessalon visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Campbell and family, Mr. arid Mrs, Stewart Cloakey and family, Mr; and Mrs, Clare VanCamp and family and with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Campbell. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Mines of Niagara Falls N.Y., visited over the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Harry McGuire. Miss Margaret Higgins of Lon- don spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Higgins, Visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Earl Anderson were Miss A St. Onge of Guelph; Mr, and Mrs. Bill Schreiber and family, Streets- ville; Mr. and Mrs, Ed Hartlin and Kim of London; Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hunking and Vaughn; Mrs. Carol Schreiber, PortCredit; James Anedrson, Toronto and Keith Anderson, of St. Thomas., Mr.land Mrs. Lloyd Taylor and family, of Sarnia visited over the .,Week-end with Mr. and Mrs. E. Taylor and Mr. and Mrs, Jack Taylor and family, Mr. and Mrs. James Lamont and Dale visited on Sunday with Rev. and Mrs. Charles D. Cox, at Mr. and Mrs, Rod McLeod and family of Toronto and Miss Mil- dred Higgins of Preston, visited over the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Higgins. Mr. and Mrs. John Spivey and family, of Ingersoll spent the holidays with her parbrits, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Procter. Charles Procter, Oakville, spent the Weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Stewart Procter. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Styles, Billy and Patsy of Mimico, are spend- hig a few days with Mrs, Cora McGill. Visitors over the week-end with. Mr, and Mrs, Howard Wilkinson were Mrs. Margaret Field, Misses Peat? and Marie 'Penny all of Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wilkinson of Thnithville: Mr. ad Mrs, Bruce Marshall and family, of Toronto are, spending the holidays with Mr, and Mrs. Stanley Cook, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Black and Charlie of Britton visited on ‘Sun- day with Mt and Mrs, James Walsh. Mr, and Mrs. Eiden Cook, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Cook and Bob, Mrs. Stanley .Cook and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce arshall all• attended the Ruchatian-Doan wedding In Windsor on Monday, Mrs. Allot Johnston and Miss Iris Johnston of London visited over the week-end With Mr. and Mrs, Richard Procter and other relatives, Miss Peatrice,,Wacle Of Pord- With visited on Sunday with Mr. arid Mrs, Clarence Wade. tift#14 C4RA1140t.-Mr, and Mrs. Wendell Grant Are happy to &matinee the birth Of their 'daughter., VVErdnesde;, 441 11 ,19t7. 10 thelltitighirint bspitaly al it a GET YOUR FEED AT THE Belgrave Cooperative BELGRAVE Phone Brussels 1400 Wingharn 1065w /1110.111111.1 .... 1 iiiiii .141111 .. ! . .. ... in! lllll !1!“111 ii ! lllllll OAAMAUA 1 0. llll l A! ll lllll !A llllllllll lllllll 1 lll llllll Entertainer for the evening was Mr. Davvson, of Dungannon,. who 'delighted 'the' alulience with his magician's Aricks. Harold Townsend, President, presided. Mrs. Harry Rhame was, pianist 'and Ian Howes was Soloist. "Bless This House" and "Marianne" were his choices, A 'white elephant sale was .a profitable feature. • • • Model D100 Express, 5;000 lbs. max. G.V.W. also Model D300 Expre-ss, 8;800 lbs. mak G.V.W. Chrydler corporation of Canada, Limited • Model D700 Tractor, up tri 45,000 lbs. Max. 6.041. The; district president, Mrs. Tait Clark was present and spoke on agriculture and Canadian in- dustries. Current events were giv- en by Mils. Earl Anderson„ Mrs, W. Scott 'told of a., meet- ing of the. Huron"' County Film Society that she had attended recently. It was moved and see- ended by Mrs. C. McGill and Mrs. C. Logan that the W.I. apply for the short course, "Millinery% to be held -in November or March, Mrs, Scott the retiring 'president •dent thanked all the members for their Co-operation and 'kindness in her term of office'. Officers. Elected Mrs, Tait Clark conducted the election of officers which are as follows: Past president, Mrs. W. Scott; president, Mrs. Richard Procter; first' vice Mrs, Stanley Cook; '2nd. vice, Miss Edith Proc- ter; secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Clifford Logan; assistant seere- tary,-treasuret, , Mrs. • Kenneth 'Wheeler; press reporter, Mrs. Clifford' Logan; district director, Mrs. Walter Scott; brarich din= ectors, Mrs. Gorden Higgins, Mrs. Stewart Procter and Mrs. BELGRAVE — The annual James R. Coultes; pianist, Mrs, J. 11, Coultes; auditors; Mrs. Jesse Wheeler and Mrs. H. Wheeler; arranging of programa for print- ing,' Mrs. James Michie, Conveners a the various stand- ing committees are: Industries, Mrs: L. Bolt and Mrs, C. Proe-,_ ter; citizenship p and education, Mrs. G. Nicholson and Mrs. G. Itfichie; community activities and `public relations, Mrs. C. Hanna and Mrs. J. Anderson; historical' research, Mrs. L. Hopper; current events, Mrs. Albert Vincent; home economics and' health, •Mrs. M. Taylor and Mrs. Walter Scott; resolutions, Mrs. Albert Coultes; Christmas meeting, Mrs. C. R, Coultes; Easter meeting, Miss Edith Procter; cards to the sick and shut-in, Mrs. C. R. Coultes. Mrs. Stewart Procter thanked Mrs. Scott for four years of splendid • leadership. rt was an- nounced that articles for the rummage sale in May are to be left, at Clifford Logan's, The roll call , was answered with a favour- ite ]flower and new ideas for next year. Mrs. J. M. Coultes gave a piano solo. The convener of this meet- ing, Mrs. C. McGill, thanked all those taking part. Mrs. Kenneth Wheeler •, conducted" a. contest. Grace was sung and lunch was served by Mrs, 3, C. Procter, Mrs. G. Nicholson and. Mrs. N. Rig- Final Euchre Party ON HOLY SAND Of Season Held • ST. HELENS--':Christ, Legacy of Peace", was the theme of the worship service of the W.A. of the United Chureh held in the church on Thursday afternoon With sixteen ladies in attendance and the president, Mrs, T. J. Todd in charge, Mrs. Lorne Dur- nin read the Scripture leSsort and Mrs. Chas, McDonald, the lesson theUghts. Interesting' slides 'of the Holy Land, in keeping with the Easter season, were shown by Mrs. P. Green at the meeting of the W.ItS., over which Mrs W. I," Miller presided. She Was assisted in the Wership service "A Lively Hope", by Mrs. W. A, Miller, who led in prayer, 'and by Mrs. Mae- Pherson Who read the Scripture lesson. headings were given on "An Easter Wish" by Mrs, J. Cameron; "The Lord Is Risen", by Mrs. Prank M0,0'1)111111 and "TheSign of the Craze by Miss Rutherford. 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