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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1967-06-15, Page 3WinghluO Mirince,TIPICs, 'Thtaiday, June 10, Ne 3 HONORARY MEMBERSHIPS in the Catholic Women's League were presented at Sacred Heart on Tuesday to the "senior citizen" members of the organization. Seen re- ceiving their honorary memberships from Father Bensette of Seaforth, are Mrs, Jos- eph Wilson, Miss Annie McKinnon and Mrs. John Moir.—A-T Photo. 0111100 001111110 111001010101011000010000011111001101001000111111111100111000101 tttttt 1011V tttttt 1011 ....... 11111111 00000 100 000000 ........ ...... ............. 11( Now you can own a smart new UNDERWOOD - OLIVETTI AT A PORTABLE B I G TYPEWRITER price discount underwood • olivetti NOW ONLY $112r5 The principle of progressive acceleration—developed ro transmit energy from the typist's fingertips through the type bar to the printed letter at max- imum speed with minimum eteUre—results in the Studio's exceptionally light, responsive touch. 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DROP IN AND TRY ONE OF THE MODELS NOW ON DISPLAY 11w Phone 357-2320 mn Wingham Swimming oo und rem: es $21,000 (Continued from Page One) Mrs, M, J. Aherle, $20.001 and Mrs, C, W, Lloyd, $200,00; $25, 00; Mr, and Mrs. George Mr. end. MO, Fred Ross, $25,00; Mr, and Mrs. lid Beard, $100.00; Mr, and Mrs. J, II, Crawford, E, Shinn, $10,001 Mr, and Mr. and Mrs. C, R. Miss Sara MacLean, $25.00; $200,00; Mr. and Mrs, Andy Mrs, G. W, Tiffin, $100.00; $50,00; Mr, and Mrs. Raymond Mr, and Mrs. C, K. Sutcliffe, Coburn, $e0. 00; Mr. and Mrs. Mr, and Mrs, Ferguson Riley, Stainten, $1.00; Mrs, FredCare $50,00; Mr, and Mrs, Wes Sim- Norm Coultes, $10,00; Mr, and $15,00; Mr, and Mrs, Harry best, $5,00; Mr. and Mrs, Lorne i/10m, $5, 00 ; Mr. and. Mrs. Mrs. J, T, Goodall, $100,00; Montgomery, $25,00; Mr, and Archer, $10.00; James Seli, Ales Leaver, $2.00; Mr, and Dr. and Mrs. George Ilewsen. Mrs„ Roy McKay, $5.00; !Job $5.00; Fred Nickel, $3.00; Mr, and Mrs, Robert Sinnamon, Mrs. Stephen Majka, $25,00; Mr. and Mrs, Jack Caesar, Dun- $50, 00; Mr. and Mrs, Alf Lock-, ridge, $25.00; Mr. and Mrs. Laidlaw, $5,00; Mr. and Mrs, Jim Newell Jr, $1.00; Mr, and $50 .00 ; Mr. and Mrs, Charles gannon, $5.00; Bill Stephenson, Lee Vance, $00, 00; Mr. and Mrs, Barry Fryfogle. $25.00; Davidson, $10.00; Mr, and Mrs. $10.00; Ted Moszkowski. Mrs. Alan Mill, $25, 00; Mr, Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Currie, Hartley Watson, $25.00; Mr, and Mrs. Wilbur licedgins, $25.00; Business and Profession- al Women, Wingham, $105,00; and Mrs, W. F, Johnston, $25,00; Mr. and Mrs, T. 5. $10.00; Mrs. Irene Johnston, $15.00 ; W. O, Johnston, $50,00; $10.00; Earl Desmond, $2,00; Miss F. 13ryans, $2,110; Mr, and Beattie, $50, 00; Mr, and Mrs, Mrs, Helen MeBurney, $25,00; Mr. and Mrs. Ric McLelland, Mrs, lid Fitzpatrick, $5,00; Mr. Chester Casemore, $0, 00; Wil- Wingham Branch Postal Work- $2,00; Mr, and Mrs. A. D. and Mrs. George MeKey,B2U.0 0; liam F, Sturdy, $'20,00; Mr, ers, Lloyd Elliott, 1-lugh Mc* Smith, Bluevale, $10,00; Miss Mr. and Mrs. I300 Jones, $10.00; and Mrs. Edward Elliott, $85,00; Kague, Zora Coulter, Mrs. J. Ruth Pfehl, $10,00; Mr. and Mrs. Tom Burke, $3,00; Mr. Mr, and Mrs. T. A. Jardin, Johnston, $25,00; Miss Annie Keith„ $0,04 Mr. and Mrs, Nelson Armstrong, $26, 00; Mrs. TA Y. Smith, 55,00; Mr, .and Mrs, Lorne Gardner, $30,001 The Vath children, $24,001 Mr, and Mrs. Murry Fridenburg, 510,00; Mr, and Mrs. George Carter, $5,001 Mr, and Mrs, Al* vin Otis, $500; Mr, and Mrs, Paul Rintoul, $30.00; Mr, and • Mrs, Abe Lewis, $50,00; Mrs. Emma McKay, $5,001 Mrs. Eli s abeth Suter, $20, 00; mr, and Mrs. 'Harold Miller, 520,00; Mr, and Mrs, Parker Campbell, 510, 00 ; Dr, and Mrs, Angus Atkinson, $5.00; Mr. and Mrs. William A, Showers, 520,00. EAST WAWANOSti; Mr, and Mrs. Robert Thompson, $.5,00; Mr, and Mrs, W. A, Purdon, 510.00; Mr, and Sirs, Bradley Galbraith, $20,00; Sir, and Mrs. Roy Dawson, 52.00; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Czerniawski, .5.00; Mr, and Mrs, John Nor- man, *lu. on; Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Beecroft„ .?10.00; Mr. and Mrs. Archie Purdon, $2.00; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Elliott, $2, 00; Mr, and Sirs, Noble Greenaway, $1.00; Mr. and Mrs. David Houston, $1,00; Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Rintoul, $1,00; Mr. and Mrs, Ivan Laid- law, $1. 0e; Mrs. Evelyn Gray, $1,00; Mr, and Mrs. Harold Congram, $`2.00; Sir. and Sirs. Syd Thompson, $2.0e; Mrs. E. Marks, $5.00; Mr, and Mrs, R. G. Coultes, $5.00; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Smythe, 55,00; Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Coultes, 55.00; Mr. and Mrs. Alex Robertson, $20.00; Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Taylor, $10.00; Mr. and Mrs. Murray Shiell, $10.00; Mr. James F. Coultes, $10.00; Sir. and Mrs, Tom Morrison, White- church, $5.00; Mr. and Mrs, Bill Evans, Whitechurch, $5.00; Mr, and Mrs. Currie Colwell, Luc know , 55. 00. Mr. and Mrs, Graham Krug, $50.00; Mr. and Mrs. Gerhard During, 550.00; Allan McBur- ney, 510.00; Helen M. Lan- ning, Toronto, $10,00; Miss Isobel Northop, Toronto, $10.00; Merle Hyatt, Scarboro, $3.00; Bill Crump, $20.00; Peter Hollinger, Blyth, $2,00; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tervitt, $25.00; Mrs. E. Wright, $2.00; Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Roberson, $10.00; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Selling, $5.00; Mr. and Mrs. William J. Tiffin, $2.00; NIL and Mrs. Russell Farrier, $10.00; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Goodyear, $5.00; John McInnes, Bluevale, $50.00; Miss Fannybelle Weir, $10.00; Mr. and Mrs. Howard Machan, $25, 00; Ken's Align- ment, $25.00; Bert Carr, $5.00; Mr. and Mrs. Bryce Baron, $25.00; Mr. and Mrs. Len Phil- lips, $5,00; Mr. and Mrs. Ab- ner Nethery, $25.00; Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Lunn, $25.00; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brown, $100.00; Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kerr, $1. 00. TURNBERRY: Mr. and Mrs. Stan I-Iorsburgh, 510.00; Mr. and Mrs. Jim McNair, $10,00; Mr. and Mrs. S. Harrington, $2.00; Mr. and Mrs. Clare Niergarth, 510.00; Mr. and Mrs. John Wray, $10.00; Mr. and Mrs. William Thompson, $2.00; Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Mc- Intyre, $10.00; anonymous, $1,124.50. Among the anonymous giv- ers were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shiell, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Downie, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ernest, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Tiffin and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hilbert. Your husband's handkerchiefs done at home will have as smooth a finish as the laundry- done ones if you starch as the professionals do. Dip the wash- ed handkerchiefs in a solution of 2 tablespoons instant laundry starch to 2 quarts of water. David W. Dane dies in Toronto GORRIE--David Weir Dane, 81, a resident of Toronto for the past 2',1 years, passed away at the Queen Elizabeth Ilospital on. Saturday morning, June 10 after a long illness, tie was a son of the late Motthew Dane and his wife Agnes Weir. He was born in Howlett Town- ship on August 29th, 1886 and resided here until moving to Toronto in 1928, He was mar- ried September 17, 1013 to Laura Wade, Howick Township, who survives him with one son, Whitney Dane of Toronto. There are three grandchildren. A son Jack predeceased him at seven months. Mr. and Mrs. Dane celebrat- ed their golden wedding anni- versary in 1063. He was a former member of the Gorrie United Church, and in Toronto of the St. Clair Av- enue United Church. Funeral service was at the McDougal Brown Home in Tor- onto on Monday evening and in the Moir funeral home, Gorrie, on Tuesday at 2 p. m, with Rev. Ronald Sweeney in charge. Burial was in Gorrie Cemetery. Pallbearers were Don Mug- ford, Alfred Hetherington, Ed- gar Dane, David Dane, Robert Wade and Ron Miles. Flower bearers were Burns Stewart, William Wilson, Bruce Harkness and Leonard Sanderson. Wingham Lodge A.F.6,,A, M. No, .286 attended the morn- ing service at Wingham United Church in a body. The service was conducted by the minister, Rev. C. M. Jardine with Miss Iva Mai Smith in charge of the music, Following the organ prelude by Miss Smith, Mr. Jardine gave the call to worship and the service took its usual form. Bruce MacDonald, Master of the lodge read the New Testa- ment scripture. The choir sang two anthems, "The Centennial Local office of CPP to locate in Listowel OTTAWA—A Canada Pen- sion Plan Local Office is to be established on a part-time basis in Listowel, starting June 28, to provide more convenient ser- vice to residents of the area, National Health and Welfare Minister Allan J. MacEachen has announced. The office will be located in the Canada Manpower Centre, 125 Argyle Avenue, North. The Listowel Local Office will be open on Wednesday of each week and will be staffed by C.P.P. personnel from the Kit- chener District Office. At oth- er times during the week, ap- plication forms for benefits and other material related to the Canada Pension Plan will be ob- tainable from personnel of the Canada Manpower Centre. Listowel is one of 29 centres in which facilities of Canada Manpower Centres are to be used to make Pension Plan ser- vices more conveniently avail- able to the public. With 60 local offices already operating on a part-time basis in prem- ises of the Unemployment In- surance Commission, and 37 district offices established on a full-time basis, services of the Canada Pension Plan are now available in a total of 126 com- munities. Hymn" (Lacheur) and "'The Lord Is Exalted" (West). The theme of Mr. Jardine's sermon was "The Tough-Mind- ed Optimist". Fordwich Mr. and Mrs, Alex Keith and Mr. Roy Gadke visited on Mon- day with Mr. and Mrs, Peter Chiomey in Port Colborne. Mas- ter Paul Chiomey returned home after spending two weeks with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Keith. Mrs. Thos. Hutton dies in Clinton A well-known former resi- dent of the Wingham area, Mrs. Thomas James Hutton, died at the Clinton Public Hospital on Sunday after an illness of only a few days. The former Annie Maude Smith, she was born in Cuirass Township, a daughter of the late James Smith and his wife, Mary M. Gardner. She was educated in Teeswater, and on September 1, 1001, was inar- ried to Mr. Smith, also in Tees- water. Mr. Smith died on Jan, 6, 1939. Surviving are one daughter and seven sons; Mrs. Malcolm (Annie) Mundell, Hamiltoe; E. Kirkwood, Belle River; James S., Toronto; Louis and Ilarold F„ Wingham; Rolland B., De- troit; Lloyd W. , Kincardine and Wallace E., London. There are 10 grandchildren. Mrs. Hutton was a member of the Wingham United Church, Service was conducted at the S. J. Walker funeral home on Tuesday at 2 p.m. by Rev. C. M. Jardine, of the United Church and burial was in the Wingham Cemetery. Pallbear- ers were five sons and a grand- son ; James, Louis, Harold, Wallace, Lloyd and James A., of Toronto, the latter a grand- son, The. flower bear- ers were M. S.R. Sarma, of Ra- ja Mundry, India, Harold Con- gram and Robert Arbuckle. SUDDENLY? IT'S OILY Even normal to dry skin folk complain about too much oil -- and shine -- on their noses in summer. Step up the use of a special astringent (if you keep it in the refrigerator, it's even more of a joy to use!) or, if you've got a troubled skin, a medicated astringent will cut down the oil and make you feel and look lettuce-cool. "Stacking" pensions will mean both cuts in take-home pay and higher prices. Masons attend United Church MEMBERS OF THE Wingham Fire Department sporting their new jackets are, front row: Clarence Duquette, bon- ed Willie, Harvey Aitchison, Jim Carr, David A. Crothers, Norman Cronkwright, Robert Hickey, Robert Deyell, Ken FoXton; beck row: Rodney Hickey, Robert Slayton, Wes Simmons, Ernie Merkfey, Lynn Hickey, Lorne Gardner, Doug Carr, Mike Willie, Norman Anger, David Penner, Gordon Welwood, David G. Ctothers and keis de Vries. •rt