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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1961-05-17, Page 9Announcemen I have purchased the Stewart A. Scott insur- ance Agency,, effective May 1st, 1961, It is hoped that we will be able to offer more OM, plete insurance service to all the clients of IIV!s agency. All classes of insurance, including life ance with the Manufacturers Life Insurance Company will be available. Mr. Stewart Scott will remain 48506440 with the agency and takes this opportunity' to thank all his clients for their business in the past and hopes they will continue their support of the new agency. W.B. "Bill" Conroy, C.L.U. 'Check these four ways a home freezer can cut your food bills 1 You can buy in bulk when prices are low, 2 You can take full advantage of special food sales. 3 You' can budget your food needs more efficiently. 4 You get a free $20.00 food certificate if you buy now. Co-operating manufacturers include the following : Beatty Brothers • Belwood Appliance Co. • Canadian General Electric • Coronado • Dominion Appliance Co. • Frigidaire • General Steel Wares • Gibson • Gilson 6 Kelvinator • Philco 6 R.C.A. • Roy • United Coops • Westinghouse. Attention Hydro Rural Customers: See your local Ontario Hydro Area Office regarding information on thiS special offer. MEMBERS Olr THE' 99th Battery are shown during gun drill at the annual inspection of the 21st Field Regiment RCA (M) held at the high school grounds on 7.Sunday morning. The group. won the Col, E .D. Bell trophy,: which was up for competition between the three Balteries which comprise the Regiment, `for the first time.—A-T Photo, COMPETITION WINNERS—The gun erew of the 99th Battery, 'Whigham, which won the Col. B. nor- trophy, at the annual inspection of the 21st Fiad Regiment :RCA on is pictured above just as . ....... • they eampleted their drill. The trophy was donated by Col. Bell for annual inter-unit competition.—A-T Photo. CAN47p IAN .LITERATURI. 7111 ing Afivoco, Wfre04,40 Nom' 31. Est LIBRARIAN'S TOPIC INTERESTS WOMEN BIXEVA14.4• ---- interesting meeting of the Women's. Institute was held in the public library on May 10th with an attendance of 29, lifro. Sperling Johnston was the convener of education and the president, Mrs. George '1W:tiering• ton, conducted the meeting. Tho roll call was .answered by giving brief replies to selected questions of current interest. The replies created interest and amuse- ment. Mrs. Bert Garniss gave eurreut events on education, mentioning the building of new schools in the district, the stg3g,ested vocational school for Huron County, the move- ment for return to more examin- ations and other matters which provoked discussion, Mrs. Harry Elliott, librarian, gave • an outline of Canadian literature, With its two classifications, ltng- ish and French. She named a num- ber of Canadian poets and quoted from their poems—Sangster, Mair, Roberts, Lamprrian, Carman, Drum- mond, D. C. Scot, Pauline John- ston. Prose writers—Parker, Ralph Connor, Nellie hieClung, L. M. Montgomery, Stephen Leacock. Emily Carr were familiar names. Mrs. Eliott read an amusing ex- tract from the work of Pierre Ber- ton, columnist. The hostess, Mrs, C, B. Hoffman, was assisted by Mrs, George Heth- erington, Mrs. M. L ,Aitken and Miss Dorothy Greenaway in serv- ing refreshments, and a social time was enjoyed. CHILDREN- TAKE PART IN SUNDAY SERVICE BLUEVALE—A special order of service was used in Knox Presby- terian Church for Mother's Day, with a large and appreciative aud- ience in attendance. The junior choir, under the splen- ild leadership of the .organist, Mrs. Nora Moffatt, led the worship ser- vice, and sang as an anthem "Birds Arc Singing.' Mary Robertson led the responsive reading with the junior choir responding. Judy Bit- ton read the Old Testament Scrip- ture and Hugh Mundell had the New Testament Scripture. Rev, T, E. Kennedy, minister of the church, spoke on "The Chris- tian Home." BLUEV ALE Mrs, A. D. Smith and Miss Elean- or Smith attended a miscellaneous shower, given In honor of the latter at the home of Miss Diane Brady, at. Whitby, on Saturday evening. Mrs. John McKee, of Montreal, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Jos. •Curtis. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. McKinnon visited in London last week. Mr. and Mrs. Neil MacEachren and family, of Toronto, spent Sun- day with Mac Scott and Mrs. R. F. Garniss. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle McKinney, of Northcliffe, Mich., Mr. and Mrs. Archie McKinney, of Leamington, and. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Griffiths, of Guelph, attended the Congram- McKinney wedding in Wingham on Saturday and visited with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bosman Mr. and Mrs. Alan Garniss and daughter, of London, visited rela- tives in the community on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Webb and children, of Barrie, Mr. and Mrs. Claire Hoffman and Bobby, of Ex- eter, Mr, and Mrs. F. W. Morlock and Mr, and Mrs. Emery Geiser, all of Crediton, were Sunday visit- ors with Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Hoff- man on Sunday. Mrs. Margaret and Miss Reta Ogram and Robert Bixon, of Lake- let, visited Mr. and Mrs. Joe Greenaway on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Will Paterson. of Toronto, visited friends in the community at the week-end, Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hall were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hall and family, of Bluevale, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Orvis and Mr. and Mrs, Bob Casemore and family, of Wingham, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scott and family, of Newton, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hall, of Blyth, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hall, of Brussels. BELCRAVE Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson are spending this week with their son- in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Shaw, and family at London. Mrs. Margaret Lowry and Fred Lowry, of Dundas, visited last week, and Mrs. George Mains and Miss Tillie Mains, of London. visited on Sunday with Mrs, Cora McGill. Mr .and Mrs. Alan Campbell and Dean, of London, visited over the week-end with their parents, Mr. Pori Mrs. Gordon Pengelly and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Campbell. Mr. and Mrs. James Lamont and family visited Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Flunking, of Auburn. Mr. and Mrs. Ted flunking and family visited on Sunday with her Parents. Mr. and Mrs. Earl tAnder- son. Mr. and Mrs. Alan Dunbar visit- ed on Sunday with her father, Mr. Fred Peckitty of Lendesboro. • • Does your bank help you handle your money wisely? All banks offer you four different types of Accounts to help: you keep your records accurate. So why should you choose Toronto-Dominion? Well the answer to that one is simple. Toronto-Dominion. offers you all of these standard services to help you handle money PLUS something else again, People, People who'_ really take an interest in you and your banking problems. , . -:.„,.Z..,.....,:.,..::,.,•:.•%:::,.:.4.,,,...x:K:ner ' • ;-,. i -,'114iifiligg4gitegi:ig PHONE 139 WINGHAM JogE.::; AUTO kEF' The New Motor Put In Your Car Cost $350 . „ But , . You Can Have It . . . Free /1 ! We hope this hypnotist never goes to work an us! Seriously speaking, though, no hypnotic powers are required to get the benefit of our prompt attention and friendly, heads-up service at any time. Drive in soon! 0",,,••••••••••••••••••••••14,10,0%.0.4,,,N...." WINGHAM MOTORS Our managers managers are the MOST HELPFUL you'll find Just to give you an example of what we mean, we'd like you to meet Bob Swinton who's the Manager of our busy George and Simcoe Streets branch in Peterborough. Bob is shown here helping a young couple straighten out their confused finances, by counselling them to open a Toronto-Dominion Joint Account, A Joint Account will help them tie all their financial loose ends together in one neat and tidy account. Bob's understanding advice has helped many of his cus- tomers out of financial dilemmas, to the worry-free way of life that comes only with the knowledge that their financial affairs are being handled wisely. Bob Swinton is typical of the hundreds of men and women who staff Toronto-Dominion branches across the country. Why not drop in and meet some of them soon.. You'll be delighted when you discover how much .. PEOPLE MAKE THE DIFFERENCE AT vortoriTo-nomiNION THE'BANK THAT LOOKs AHEM" BAN k L.-2060A J. B. RUNSTEDTLER, Manager Wingham Branch A. E. GRAHAM, Manager Gerrie Branch Fire-Auto-Liability and other General Insurance Life — The Manufacturers Life Insurance Co. Here's how you get your free $20 food certificate SU WHEN YOU BUY AN ELECTRIC, REFRIGERATOR-FREE4ER OR HOME FREEZER Buy an electric home freezer,now, May 15 to June 30, at any app11- ance store displaying the "SOper- market In Your Home" insignia. This money-saving offer will apply to an attractive range of chest- type or upright electric freezers, or dual-zone combination refrig- erator-freezers of 13 itubic feet capacity or larger. Your Hydro announces THE BIG ARM LUR ruMkt EVENT-MAY 15 to JUNE 30 WHERE APPLIANCE DEALERS DISPLAY THIS SIGN • iNSPECTs BATTERY—Lt.-Col. E, D. Bell, of Ex- eter, is shown as he inspected members of the 99th Battery, of Wingham, during the annual inspection • of 4:the 21st Field Regiment on Sunday. Ile is ac- TARE SALUTE—Lieut.-Col.. E. D. Bell, of Exeter, centre,. is pictured above, took the salute at the an- nual inspection of the 21st Field Regiment, RCA (%i), last Sunday morning. Lieut.-Col. W. P. Doohan, companied by Major Robert Ritter, battery com- mander, and right, LL-Col. L. G. Vickars; command- ing officer of the reginacitt.—A-T Photo. London, left; Capt. H. E. Germain, aide-de-camp, London, and Alajor ,Jack Stephens, of Whigham, were also on the reviewing stand.—A-T Photo. Masonic Service Itt:United Church BLUEVALE- -A Masonic service by Winghent Masonic Lodge was held in Bluevale United Church on Sandtty evening. Rev. Lloyd Brown, r of 4iatssels United Church, gave the address, Worshipful Master Alex Corrigan read the Scripture. A quartette, Brothers William Certron, Gordon Leggett, Norman Mrs. Welsh Takes Family Day Service BLUEVALE Family Day was observed in the United Church on Beating and Harry McArthur gave a nurnber and a Masonic choir led the singing with Reg Bitten at the organ, Masons were present from Luck- now, Teeswater, Brussels, Vordwich, Stratford and CaMpbeliford. Sunday, the Sunday School super- intendent, Ross Smith, conducting the service which was arranged- for Adults and children. In the absence of Rev. W. R. Welsh through illness, Mrs. Welsh gave an address on character build- ing, with special reference to Christian homes. Mrs. Glen John- ston, organist, led the choir in ap- propriate music. Spring flowers decorated the church.