The Wingham Advance-Times, 1958-02-26, Page 6Mary Hastings
Euchre Winners
The Mary Hastings Rainbow
Club of Wingharn entertained at
a progressive euchre in the council,
chambers: on Friday evening, Fob-
ruray 14 with 19 tables in play,
'Mrs, Win. Bain, the vice-presi-
dent,. welcomed the guests and an-
nounced the rules of play for the
evening, Mrs. 5, Cowan and Mrs.
D. Crothers had charge of the,
tallies and announced the winners,
Which. were EIS follows:
High lady, -Mrs. Jas,
high man, Willis Hall; low. man,
Jack Brooks. Lady with most lone
hands, Mrs, E. McBurnoy; man
with ,most lone hands, A. Nethery;
lucky. tally, D. Crothers,
Tables wore set and lurch was
served by the social committee.
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"We spent $177,300,000 on new
construction an increase of $37,-
800,090 over the previous year," the
report reveals. "By far the greater
part of our construction effort in
1957 was devoted t providing
more -customers with local service,
and improving that service,"
A. continuous effort, iS being
p made to increase.,roductivity and-
thereby help in keeping down
both operating expenses and the"
cost of building new plant, the
report notes..
Net income for 1957 was, $36,-
037,169, equivalent to $2.15 a share,
compared with earnings of $34,-
949,181 or $2:40 a share in 1956.
The usual dividend of $2' a share
was paid and surplus was increas-
ed by $2,134,488, TaxeS amounted
to $39,730,000, '
The microwave radio relay net-
work being built -by the Bell com-
pany and- other members of the
Trans-Canada Telephone System
to 0 carry telephone enveriaions
and • television programs from
coast-to-coast • extended last
year and •Onitaletati the
summer of 1958.
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Is Service Speaker FORDW1CH Widespread Cant-Olen owner.
ship of the CannatlYA stock
tlae record Payment 'to einplayees
of Salaries and wages', totalling
nearly 4147,000,000 are revealed
th$, ii3tb annual report of 'rho Bell
11( iephone CoMpany of Canada
issued this week.
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IrOADWTCH'•55The World DV of
Prayer service was. ield On Fri-.
day in. Trinity • Angiiean "Qhurch,.
• with other neighboring churches
assisting. Mrs. Aen. Graham. and
Mrs, Lloyd Jacques were the lead',
Special prayers Were taken by
Mrs, Emmerson. Ferguson of the .
Anglican .0hurch, Mrs, Glenn John-,
sten' •and Mrs, A. F. clardner of
the United Church, Mrs. awl
Phone, 770'
Benefit Dance Ala's.
Pamik
,r4r.14444h,vp ,There was a
goad, attendance at the progressive:
euchre d benefit -dance an Friday
evening in the Foresters"
sponsored by the BelgraVe
to aid, Mr. Mrs, Wendel
.0ailinn and family, who lost their,
home and . possessions by fire a
week ago,
High prizewinners at the euchre
were Mrs, Gordon Pengelly, and!
bort Vincent • Consolation. prizes
went to Miss Anne Wightman and.
John Ninn. Novelty prize winners
Were Mrs. g rocst Snowden. and
Poughis Dancing was. en-
loyed 'to the *Aisle of.prnee's. Or-
elleStrU.
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Annual Report Mfr, and Mrs. Clarence 'Hanna
attended the 2tit1r wedding anvil-
VerSary velebrtion of the latter'e
brother and sister-In-lam Mr, anti
'Mrs. David 1,4enna4, held in the
hall at Britton an FridnY evening,
Mr. and Mrs, John Nixon visited
on. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. ;MO
Gaunt and Janet at Whitechuro,
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],6,140 t o
Mrs. It',d Hartlin and Kim .of ,Lue \year by 3.10,1us.1 k,(7 4:41ne. „Lonaon and Keith Anderson gt,
ty.e4ht per cent Are roo'cinn t 11141411218 spent the ecok-end with.
caaskla and. they own 92 per' cent, their parents, Mr, and Mrs., Earl
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SERVICE oil.THE-DOT
FOR CARS ON-THE-SPOT
Bride for Mayne, Mrs. Ted Rade- of the stock, Employee and pen-Anderson
tinci K
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maker of NeWbridge and Mrs. Cecil .stoner Shareholders now number --- - .-.---a-r-ell.
Cullen of The Brethren in Christ, .13 300 • 11 2
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Friends of Mr, John Xallwain
will be sorry to hear that 1w Is ,09.1t,".
fined to Listowel Hospital, where
last week he Underwent a major
operation.
Mr... and Mrs, Tom MeClement
:attended a feed dealers' conven-
tion indd on Monday at the Sea
Way Hotel In Toronto,
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stewart of
':Listowel visited. with Mr, and Mrs;
James Vittie on Sunday. •
Mr. and Mrs. Carl fiender and:
family of Gowanstown visited on.
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Stan
Forester.
The storms last week qer tainly
put a damper on all activities and
meetings, etc. were postponed, It
is hoped that things will get back
on schedule this week,
Mrs, Murray eider was the guest I The 41,959 men and women ere., DAY Of PRAYER T speaker and spoke en prayer. A ployees of the Bell' company fer y
_special film, "The Voice of Prayer ceived, during the year,
Is Never Silent", was also shown, in wages and salaries, At year's, UNIT II CHIJRCH This film was especially prepared
for World Day of Prayer services.
helm ore Rink Takes
Frain a dent to a ertimpled fender , from a
broken window to sAnaiky door catch . • •
when things go wrong With ',the body of your
ear . . 'CALL 1.5i
Winghain A First at Fordwich
end, the company employed 24,345
women and 17,018 men,
During 1957, there was a mit in-
crease of 188,731 telephones in ser-
vice in the Boll's. Ontario-Quebec
territory.' This -brought the year-
end total to 2,054,884,
This expansion 'was reflected in
Wingham by the addition of Ii
telephones, H, H. P. Johnston,nSton, Bell
manager for this region said,,
bringing •the total in service here
as of December 31 to 1615.
Phone 740 "Sid Adams, Prop." Wingham
Body Shop
BELGRAVE—"There was Pad
attendance at the . World 'Day of
Prayer meeting held in Knox 'Unit-
ed Church, with the members of
Trinity Anglican and Knox Pres-
byterian assisting members of the
United Church with the service.
The theme was "The Bread of
Life". The address on 'this,theme
was given by Miss ',Stella Nethery,
who closed her refriarks with the
following poem by Lois T. Header-
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FRANK C. HOPPER
—Represent ative--=,
Canada Life
WINGHAM, ONT.
son,
The IVorld Day of Prayer"
Throughut the wide world slender
silver'chains
Of prayer are forged by women's
lips and hearts.
To try to ease the hunger and the
pains ,
Of all mankind, The small chain'
I starts
With single indiv iduals --•you 'and
me—
Until, whop fused: together by this
time
-Of special prayer, the slender
chains will be
A strong unbroken cable that will
climb
To God and form a great and Shin-
ing way.
Native of Fordwich
Dies in New York
FORDWICH—After, two months'
illness, there passed away,in Rose-
well Park Hospital, Buffalo, N.Y.,
on Tuesday, February 18th, Mrs.
C. a Thomas, the former Ruth
EVelyn Sotheran of Medina, N.X.
The late Mrs. Thomas was born
in Fordwich, the youngest daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Sotheran.
She taught school. at 'SA. No. 8
Howick, S.S. No. 12 Howick, and
at the Wingham Pubfid School. In
1927 she married Dr. C. H. Thomas
of Middleport, N.Y., where they
lived for several years -before' mov-
ing to their home in Medina.
Suryiving besideS her husband
are two daughters;'' (Rosemary)
Mrs. Phyllis Campos, New York,
nne Mrs. Mark
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FORDWICH—Eight ' rinks of
curlers from the neighboring towns
of Listowel, Belmore, Wroxeter,
Carrie and Wingliaat competed in
a bonspiel on Thursday afternoon
at the local arena,
Winners were: 1st, Behnorc,
skipped by Clark Renwick; 2nd,
Wroxeter, skipped by Allan Adams
and 3rd,j a, Wroxeter rink skipped
by Jim Adams. The consolation
prize was won by a Listowel rink, I
with Victor Gibson as skip.
Mrs, Norris Chalmers was a
guest one day last week at the
home of Mrs. Ross Doig, when a
number of the members of the
Legion Auxiliary met for a social
time before her departure for her
new home in Midland, She was
presented with a, fancy cup and
saucer and an ornament. Progres-
sive euchre was enjoyed and a,
delicious lunch served.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Tomlin of
Durham visited on Sunday • with
Mr. and Mrs. Art Forester,
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hallman and
family of Listowel visited'. on Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Emmerson.
Hargrave,
Mr. and Mrs, Peter Chimney re-
turned to their home in Port Col-
borne on Sunday, after visiting
for a few days last week with Mr'
and Mrs. Alex Keith.
On Sunday morning Rev, Robert
Carson of Paisley was the guest
preacher in Trinity Anglican
Church with Rev. 'E, C. Attwell
taking the service in Paisley.
Mrs. -Mary Wade of Belgrave
spent the week-end with Mrs. Wil-
liam Wade and. Beatrice.
Mrs. Jack Crowe left on Thurs-
day night from Malton, to join
her -husband, who is stationed with
the R.C.N': at Dartmouth, N.S.
Quite a few from here attended
the Ice Capades held last week in
the. Kitchener arena.
Mr, Mel Allan spent two days
in Toronto Iast week,
'Mr.- Jack Boyd,4gent one day
last week in. Kitchener and Visited
with his wife, who is a patient in
St. Mary's Hospital,
Mr, and Mrs. George I3olander
and 'John returned borne to London
after spending two weeks here.
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”BEL,i3R,wvE-i- There were seven
tables' -of eilehre at, the regular
priigrcssive etichre party held. 'on
Wed'nesday'- evening in the cam-
miMitY 'centre.'"'High prizes were
WoM ,by Mr. and Mrs. James Coul.-
tde.;' Consolation prizes went to
Mrs;.; Ma:60 Walsh and Albert
Vincent. e novelty prize' winner
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at home;' twcPsikters;°MtAir:Midf..ii:in
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Mrs. Kay Collins 'of-' • VaneotiVei,
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Mrs, '.iliornas 5 Was a'IrAember5 of
First. Methodist .Church; 7Viedfna,
anti—of the W.C.T.V, She was filsti
a member' of' the PordWin
A private ',funeral 'seiVide was
held at the home in • Medina on
Saturday. Owing to fwetither'4 'CCM
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A duet. "Under His, Wings", was
sung by Mrs. George Johnst,90,,lad
Mrs. Ralph McCrea, aceomparim!
by Mn..s George ,...1Vfiehie,.
takirg part - as leaders and giVing 'I • prayers were; Mrs. Claris 4:Ohnston,
us. Walter Seott, Mrs, Joseph'
nbar, Mrs. ta.thol Bruce, .Mrs.,
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Mrs. Lawrence„Vannan„,Mrs, Ed-
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BLUEVALE A.- 4'1:it -touch ,ddes... Mr, Arthur Fox of La Pas,
Manitoba, visited his -sister, Mrs.
Alex McCrackin last week. Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Goll, of telgrave, were
Sunday visitors with Mrs. Me-
Crackin.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan White and
children, of Clifford, ,visited their
parents, Mr. andirMrs. Jos. Horton
on Sunday,
Members of the Y.P.U, of the
United Church enjoyed a toboggan
party on Monday evening, their
guests being young irople of the
Presbyterian Church, Refreshments
were served in the schoolroom of
the United. Church.
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Held 39 Years Ago
BLUEVALE—The women of
Bluevale Presbyterian and. United
Churches observed the World Day,
of Prayer in the United Church on
February 21st. Mrs, R. J. McMur-
ray and Mrs. R. A, Brook led In
the /devotional service. Others tak-
ing part' were: Mrs. William Elston,
Mrs. Harry Elliott, Mrs, Bernard
Thomas, Mrs. W« I", Johnston, Mrs.
Bert Carniss and iMrs. Jack Wick-
stead,
Mrs, Gordon Greig gave the
topic, "The Bread of Life", She
said the first meeting,' organized
by a small group of Canadian,
women, took, place 39 years ago,
New women of 140 countries, of all
macs, co-operate In this 'undertak-
ing and the day of prayer ',uni-
versal.
Women of Australia planned the
exercises for this year. The speak-
er nicotined prayer as a source
of personal pOwer, Thinking, work-
ing, giving and praying, will Olio 9,
great blessing to the ladividuals
Mid the nations.,
Contributions were received'
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Mary ChrlStian /Mimic:Ma, Sirs, Alex
Corrigan and Mrs, Jos. Horton
sang a ddet:
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