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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1958-09-17, Page 6• WROXETER Mr,' Harvey Couoland was ,ad- mitted to Toronto Hospital on Sunday for 'hernia operation, Mrs, couplancl is spending the week i n Tforonto with Stuart and Mrs. Coupland. Sunday with her' sister, Mrs. Sas. Huffman, Mr, and Mr. Ar6hie Smith, Wink- ton, spent Saturday °yelling with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Elliott, Mr, and Mrs. Jas. Doig left on Monday for Toronto where Mrs. Doig is visiting Miss Eleanor Sanderson, Mr. Doig is staying'for an indefinite time, • Mrs. Alonzo Sparling and Miss Hazel ,Spatting, ,accompanied by Mrs, Lou Hutton ancl, Linda of Wingham, spent Monday with Mrs. JOS. Kotchut at - the 'Children's Home, Walkerton: COUNCIL. APPROVES NAAR BY-LAWS vms Si, S.; that the foljowipg accounts" be paid. „ • . Provinclar .Treasurer, insulin, $4,58; Co,gifty.of Huron„ Hospitali- zation, 108,38; fox bounty„— $8.00; MurrayVimaldson, Varying calf, • Calf, $5,00; Municipal World Ltd., supplies, $17.35; Howard Harris,. postage' and registrations, • $55.60.; Piabt.• Nicholson, , contract and de,. posit 'Schaefer Drain, . $819.00; Schaefer Drain, allowances and 'expenses,. $316.00; Arthur Gibson, relief adniinistrator, $1/1.30;- 0, L. Dobson, „relief account, $26.62; W. Heimpel, relief account, $10.30; W, Marriner, relief account, $18.61; Howes 'General .Store, relief ac- count, $17.76.; ,Listowel and ,Distriet Flee Area„ ''fire service; snoe; Tile Drain NOI„:,;,§., 2, , i14,560:06 ; Tile Drain No.VApari,,,1600.00; Joe Kerr, gravel tender; deposit, $400.00; Road, Account, traiister&„$10,054.73, Moved by McMichaelkIlidl Gibson that we do now adjedimt meet again on October 6th or at the call of thr Reeve. ..'- -,-.Tr4larald ,Pollock, Clerk, - • Arthur' Gibson, Reeve. 1;1%i •11 C44 .4 4 of Nashville, Tema., USA, The Editor of the Devotional Booklet "THE uPpto ROOM" which has a world• wide circulation of three millions each issue in 29 languages. Potts has travelled extemivtily in South Ainerita l Europe, the Middle East and the Vat East. veryone invited Path Men, Women and Children, Problems Are Known If You're TIRED I Near and Far Rost A THE TIME Lit . . Carmichael's: New F411 tines Arriving Daily Mr; and Mrs,. Harley Merkiff and. Cathy from Cornwall ar e spending holidays with Me. and Mrs Wm: Merltley,..Herley• Galbraith wits. presided over by Provinelal. P011001411 at Cornwall, NYLONS nun' quAIJ'AT - 60 gauge, 15 04114 t Pencill, seem sizes tlY.2 to 11 2 pairs $1.98" 1;911 SAVE • iFall - Winter COATS tl1RLS'7-12 MIRSVS' - , I BMW and onili.,$, 1,01- i NSoLwAreCatIC.::,, Jar:: : Sips .2 - 015 4t, 8 -12 i 4 $1.98 to $4.39 P14:1 i SCHOOL WEAR FOR GIRLS N $24.95 and up 141$1C$t 't1410 . Reversible $1:111 T.: .Sizes 10 1¢aC 0 Smartly 000 at :411,LsfoVO. siz Advance-Timell, we day. -stmt. 't, Now: nd then everybody g,e4 p fO Visiting Evangelist feeliog, ae 4 Play be • • lithered. by .haelfarhes. Perhaps noike log itorioaslY wrong, lust a temporory • coaditionoesed byarioary irritation or budder discomfort, That's The time to take .i)oddriF Kidney Ills, PodiPs help oitnaloe the kidneys to relieve this condition. which may often cause back. and tired feeling, Then you feel b,Iter, rest boor, work better, Get Doihri Kidney Pills now. Look for the blue box with the red hand at all drug • counters. You can depend on Pocrs. or) .fall activities with .their Septem- ber meeting held on Friday evening at the 11Q1110 of Mm, Glen lAcMiell- ael, The devotional pert, .arranged and .bonducted by Mrs. McMichael, Mrs. Geo, pobson and Mrs, Geo. W M.S. Will Meet At iWingham Home These coats Are made and styled hy 'College Girls Coats' = where fit and quality is a MUST. U Dr. J. Manning Potts, who is to address two rallies in Belgrave Arena on .Tuesday, Septenlber 23, was educated at Randolph-Macon College, Vrineeton Theologleal Sem.- Mary and holds the Master of Arts, Master of Theology, and Doc- tor of Divinity degrees. He is a member of the Virginia Conference having served a number of Church-, es in Virginia. fie was superin- tendent of the Richmond District 'rem 19440. He was associate director of the Crusade .for Christ, 194'1-48, and was elected editor of The Upper Room in 1948 where he has served' until now. f-le Is editor of The 'Upper Room devotional literature and director of The Upper Room radio-TV parish. The Upper Room is the world's mest widely used devotional guide with a circulation of more than three million copies per issue. It is published in 36 editions with 29 languages. It Is used and spon- 'area by many denominations Fourteen language editions are published in the Far East, three in the Middle ElIlast, seven in Europe, four in the Pacific, two in Latin America, one in Canada, and five in the United States, • Dr. Potts is editor-in-chief of The Letters of Francis Asbury and one of the editors of The Journal of Francis .Asbury, and editor of several devotional books, Dr. Potts has travelled extensive- ly in other sections of the world, in South America, Europe, the Middle East, and the • Far East, having travelled .seA;eial . times around the world. The New. RECORD RELEASES are All Here Hock 'n roll, be-bop, dixieland, we don't care what you we 1111110 ii Ft' Lowncraft DRESSES $4.99 1 * F ' • ' N i . Loorncraft COTTON JUMPERS ...... , $5.49 U -... _ ,.... ,See these at Carmichael's. ill • ii 1 TOUR DOLLAR GOES PANTHER, AT CAIINTICIIAEL'S li AVINGH.A5ES FAMILY STORE — THE JEST. COSTS LESS AT I ,,.._. U a GOLDEN WEDDING—Mr. and Mrs. ArthUr Mir**, of West Wawanosii Towns/1M celebrated the fiftieth anniversaryc1I their marriage at•k theiv home on" Friday evening, Friends' and „fatally were present to . mark the event.—Advance-Times photo. IF ITT CA%) YOU WEEP, THEN DOWT ULM — .CALL ,17.C.4;„: ON THE PHONE„,T6DAY • LOANS FROM S1. To OR MORE 52.500. POM couRRTEOUPT, S SERVICE 's' ' 7 -*.-ER.Thl NESS_ .T.FINANCING 4 I is • , •fi Mr. and Mrs. Wm.. Busby, Doro- thy and 'Murray, lVfildmay, and Mr. Harry Walker, Gowanstawn. spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Walker.' • Ross Toman's spent Sunday with Mr. arid Mrs. Henry Sage, Listowei. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Fitch, Be/more, who cele- brated their Golden Anniversary on Tuesday. , -Mr, And. Mrs., Bruce Chambers returned, home on;SundaY after an enjoyable trip to Elliot Lake, Sault Ste. Marie and .11,llint, Michigan, where they visited relatives, • ,' Mr. and Mrs, ,Waiter Eaton family, Seaforth; 'spent Sandayl'at the home.-Of Mr. Sohn, Hopfer: Mrs: Alonzo , Sparling, who has spent two weeks in Sealcirth, ieturne'd home, with them. Folks who Attended tliek"Western Fair, ,from ,here were: W.• and Mrs. Harvey Bracishaet,"' Mr. 'and Mrs Robt. • Brown, Mrs.' 'Allan Adams, Mrs.Rolyt, Irvine and Mrs. Adams. Mrs, ,R, Newton and• Miss 'Nancy spent ,Sunday with: Mr: and Mrs, Carl Newton, Harriston. ' Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lucas, Lis- were Sunday _glieSts of Mr, and Mrs, Ross Coates, Mr. and Mrs. Ira McLean, Mur- ray 'and Mrs. T. F. MrI,ean spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, Donald Gibson, of Monkton. Mrs. ,T, F, McLean' has as her guest this week, her , brother, Mr. • krthur Wilson, Stratford. Mr., and Mrs. WM, Rae, Hanover, and Mr. and Mrs, J"hos, Strachan, Brussels, were Sunday guests of Mrs, D., Rae and Miss Margaret Ja'rdine. Mrs. Milton Parr, Brussels, spent MANY PLANS AVAlLABL UP T0,30.MONT .,p';10TRAIEPJ.W. Itgglikg this month, was honoured at o. sur prise shower in the Legion Home recently. • • 'sic/ma's many friends presented her with a trilito lamp and match- ing table lamps, a mirror, clothes hamper, fancy sewing basket and hassock. Various contests an games were enjoyed and a, dainty lunch was served by the hosteSses,,Mrs. Har- old Crump, 'Mrs. Jack; Toms and Miss DorothY.Stope:' lion Band. Plans are also being made for the reorganization of the local C.G.I.41', and any interested girls ir this age group will he cordially welcomed. An invitation from Mrs S, MacNaughton, of Wingham, for the group to hold its October meeting at her home, with she ant' Miss K. Hazelwood as co-hostess, was accepted. The meeting closed with the' singing of a hymn and prayer' by Mrs. McMichael, after whieh lunch And a social time was enjoyed. SOMETHING OLD, NEW, BORROWED AND .BLUE Glen Miller • SING ALONG MITCH THE GOWEN BOY Roy Hamilton LET'S ALINE A PARTY Ken. Griffin POLKAS IN HI Ft Frank Yanitovic SOUTH PACIFIC Martin rillZa. — IT'S ALL IN THE. GAB= Tommy Edwards • THE WAYS OF A WOMAN IN LOVE - Johnny Cash, L.P.'s, Extended Plays, Child. ren's Records, and Hi-Fi Supplies WARREN HOUSE DaGONA:LeROAD, WINOL1.4.3I Velma Redman Guest of Honor Mrs. McMichael. Following the Mr. and Mrs, Rennie 'Aenntt, worship service, as outlined in the Gary and. Joan from Walton anent Missionary Monthly, the theme of Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, " Wm. Which was ""fire .arth Is the Mericley. Lord's" the meeting opened with Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Markley, the call to worship and Prayer by l cille and Frances, spent the Week- the leader. end at. Dorchcestgoo,with Mr; and The Scripture lesson' was rend ' Mrs. Stuart uD by Mrs. Dobson, with the coalmen- Mrs, Dundella Berryhill spent the ,t)) ry by Mrs, Galbraith A poem on week-end .at her home with Mr, and "Faith" was read by Mrs. Dobson. Mrs, Mel, Cowling, • ' Mrs, Ira MacLean, a member of Mr, and Mrs. Farce Conpland the Starlight Group, 'was present spent one afternoon at the borne as guest speaker and spoke on the of Mr. Lloyd Montgomery. subject of "Faith", which also Fitch was also there included some very worthwhile Recent visitors with George and thoughts on racial brotherhood, business WO, Galbraith wore Mrs. A. M, The president Smith, Mrs, K, Edgar, London; Mrs. E, A, ,Milne, conducted the, portion of the meeting, The secretary read a Sask atoon, Sask.; Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Stewart and two sans, Van- letter from Miss Laura Collar, whe convex, B.C,; Mrs. T, E. Stewart, has /returned to the mission field in West Africa. It was decided to Magnetawan; Mr, arid Mrs. John Sangster, Wingham and Mr. Jas. make a donation of $5.00 to the Sang memorial fund for the late Mrs Dougl as,G°rri e' .0.0.: Wheable to be presented at the Mr and Mrs. Geo. Galbraith companied by Miss . A. Milne Sectional meeting, heing held Octo- and Mrs, T. E, Stewart, visited her 7th at Forclwich, The ladies also decided to present a guest relatives in Wingham, Listewel and Brussels and also enjoyed a trip fo book to the church and those ladies responsible for each month's Durham, Arthur and Orangeville. Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Watson, Mr. W.M.S. program should also be re - and Mrs. CIirson Watson, John and sponsible for greeting any church visitors. Anyone wishing to donate Mary; visited on Sunday with. Mr. articles ,of good, used clothing may' and Mrs. G. Galbraith. leave these at the church for a hale., Mrs. Gordon Rickard of Leaside, Mrs. Geo, Gibson received sub- Mr. John Shepherd and Johnnie. scriptions and renewals for Agincourt, visited Mr. and Mrs. Missionary ' Monthly and World Verne Clark on Saturday. Mr. H. G. Clark and Mr. Jas. Clark who F'rie'nds. ,These must .be in this have been visiting the above the month, as especially requested in September issue of Missionary past few weeks returned home with - Monthly. them. , Mrs. Dobson, leader of the Baby Mr and Mrs. Ted Smith and Band, is plannjng her meeting on family spent Sun c1a,y • w i th Mr, ..and Friday afternoon, October 3rd in Mrs. Harry Smith of Strathroy. the church hall and all mothersMiss Patti Hart, Listowel, spent and W.M.S. are asked to be present last week with her grandparents, when graduating exercises will be Mrs, L Mr. andMr Wm. Hart, Mr, and yl e . as. art were Week-end Velma Redman, bride-elect of held for those advancing to Mis- guests at• the same home. 44117i#14.14,“ 4.1 . 148 THE SQUARE, PHONE 797 • The regular greeting of the How- icic Township Conncil,was held -ism the clerk's, office. Gprrie„on Sepj tember 5th. All members were pre, sent and the reeve, Arpur gibgon, was iii the; chair: !The ,rnient4, ' the last regular Meeting' Were' read and on motion of MeMidliiiel rand R. Gibson were' adopted 'as Moved by Haskins,, and ' 141an that we instruct the oleriF and reeve, to sign the v petition terim. road subsidy., .. Moved by R. Gibson and MeMic- 4°,1 that thb. in Oran:6'e bi the 1-Tokwielr" Mnteal Fire Insurance Co. be renewed, increasing the in- surance on the content $500:00. Moved by McMichael and R. Gib- son that we appoint John G. Berry to purchase land at the adjourned tax sale. lVfovecl by McMichael and Allah that we give a grant of $25.00 to. the North Huron Plowmen's As-, sociation. Moved by Haskins and R. Gib- son that we give the Howick Ag, rieultixral Society a grant of $150.00, and up to $400,00 to the Howick School Pair. Moved by Ft. Gibson and McMic- hael that we 'accept the tile drain- age application No. 2 for $700.00, Moved by Haskins and Allan . that we accept the tile drainage application No.' 3 for $1,000.00. Moved by McMichael. and R. Gib- son that By-Law No. '15-58 of the Township • of' Howick, the Tile Drainage Loan No, 2 By-Law, as read the third time be finally' passed. Moved by R, Gibson ani..11VIOVIich- ad, that the road accoulits as ap- proved be paid. Moved by Haskins and, Allan I rat tilt Mission Band Opens Autumn. Activities CtS"“S.7-F.TSTC47..SS.27. x.r.1 =VS'S' .S.'%3 G'S WROXETER—The "buds of PfomiSe'i Mission Banh , Of the Wroxeter United Church held its firsh-meebtrg;;of the fall season on itueSclay afternoon, September 9, . after school, when a good attend- ance was present. • , .1 Quiet music by .Mrs. H. Dui's/ at the piano, followed by the can to worship by the president, Brian Sanderson, opened the devotional part of the meeting, After singing the Mission Band hymn, the child ren repeated their Mission Band Purpose. Leone Chambers read the Scripture lesson taken from Matt 13: 3-8, 37, 38, 39 and Connie Clarke led in prayer, The roll call, responded to by "Something for Which We Should Be Thankful" was answered by thirty members. Mrs. Leslie Douglas, teacher of the Junior Public School room, was preient to tell the story of the two final chapters of the stud', book,, "Hanna's New Home", which was much enjoyed by the children Billy Durst and Ricky Clarke re- ceived the offering, and birthda. pennies were presented by severa Members who had birthdays in July, August and September, • The October meeting will take the form of the fall thankoffering istilluimuluiricsuilmitituoiretrunrcumumiuliosnouisuicumiriminsiusilinionsinuisinsuiituilulintuamoutil4d 4.1 • 4/. srS x « •' el• I,.. P ti! e. 170 t p • si Table (Square) 30" x 38" with eAtension leaf 48" and 4 chairs School Surveys Show STUDENTS' RADES 0 UP . " iiitikr •CA CO::.'0'=f' GRADE. FikAt ' ,Iilstory ScIente Algehia . , Spartish MOW': FAUNA 11:111 iiiingrAIMIIIIIIIIII • and will be held on Tuesday after- noon in the Church school room, This will be an open meeting, which the Mothers and others interested, are asked to attend, and for which a special .programme is being pre- pared.. Some who had not already re- Caved their Japanese. 'chop-sticks were presented with them, and all present were shown a sample of teal Japanese candy,. wrapped in rice paper, which the Japanese ;;hildren eat, as well as the candy, rrhe. singing • of .another hymn and the repeating of the Mizpah benediction brought the Meeting to a close. ;• When They Switch To Typing! Phone 106 S. J. 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