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CANADIAN manufacturing in, each month of
1958 provided ethployment for, an average of
1,146,156 Canadian and women. This repre-
setae(' nearly 43 per cent of all anon-agricultural
employment in Canada.
The combined income of those engaged in
• manufacturing in 1958 was slightly less than
$5 billion or about 31 per cent of all Canadian
wages, salaries, and supplementary labor :income.
Manufacturing .is by far the most itn-,
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Manufacturing' provides the greatest amount
of employment in Canada, it makes by far the
largest contribution to government revenues.
Its production enables Canadians to enjoy the
second, highest standard or living in the world.
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every Canadian through the purchase of goods
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Kirton's School
•wft.oxmwrz.---A successful euchre
and croltinole party was held at
Kirton's school last Friday .night
in.. aid of Turnberry Park fund.
Prize winners were: Euchre, ladies'
high, Mrs. Jennie Harris; men, El-
dred Cathers; ladies' low, Mrs. Ja-
net'Hogg; men, Brian Hogg.
Crokinole, girls'. high; Brenda
Cathers, boys, Jim Sharpin;
low, Connie Cathers; boys, Larry
41liott. The lucky ticket on a bas-
ket of groceries was won by 'Mrs,
Mary Flagg, Wingham. All prizes
were donated,
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY—Mrs.
R. McMichael of Wroxeter, whose
93ird birthday on. Friday, February
25th is pictured above. Over 30
friends and .relatives, attended a'
party in her honour on Sunday,
February 22m.1.-'-Photo by Hazel
Sparling.
Starlight Group
Holds Meeting
vvRQmETF,R,Seventeen mOln-
bers.were prseezit at the February
meeting of the Tuesday, Starlight
'Group which was held at ,the home
'of Mrs. Bruce Chainbers, Mrs.
Glen McMichael, convener, and
Mrs. Anay Gibson we're' in ,charge
of the. devotions. Hymns. "What a
Friend' We Have in Jesus" and
"Near the Cress" were sung.
The topic, "Martha arid Mary",
taken from the book, "Women of
the Bible" was prepared. by Mrs,
William Wright and given by:Mrs.
Crawford Gibson, '
The president took charge of the
business, during which a commit-
tee was named to take charge-of
the next crokinole party.
,The meeting closed with. the
Mizpah benedictioa, A delialOns,
lunch was , served by 'those in
charge,
WROXETER
Mr. and Mrs, Archle.Smith, Ethel
visited 'one day last week.With -IVIr l;
and Mrs. LlOyd, Elliott,
We are sorry to repOrt that Mrs,
Ben Hislop'is at present a patient;
in Wingharn General Hospital With
pneumonia •and we wish 'her, a "i4idele
recovery. ' •
• Mrs; Alonzo Sparling,. Miss Ha-
cl zel Sparling an",Mrs, Walter Eaten.
of, ;Seaforth. spent' Friday in Lek.
don. xith Mr.,: and .Charldri
Bodfish and also ...visited Miss tAi
leen Eaton,. who• is a, patient, in
Victoria Hospital,. where she un-'
derWent serious surgery recently.'
Mrs. Lloyd Elliott spent Satur-
day with her sister and 'brother-
in-law; Mr, and Mrs. Jack Gasho:
at Harriston, ••
Mr. anu Mrs. Fred Noble, Dianne.
Sandra Ann, Paul and Hope of
Rothsay 'spent, Sunday with 'Mr
and Mrs. Richard Ingram, Mrs.
Annie Overend, Wallenstein, is,
spending some weeks at the same
home.
Miss Nancy Newton on the staff
of the. Toronto-Dominion, Bank, is
spending ',her vacation with Mr,
and Mrs, illiam Newton, London,,
and Mr, and Mrs. Lyle Hart, at.
MINISTERS CONTINUE
WEEKLY A-T COLUMN
The Wingham. and District Cowl-
'ail of Churches met on Monday, at
the home of Rev, and Mrs. Grant
Mills, •Clinton, With the president,
Dr. Alexander Nimmu, in the chair.
In response to a" request from
The Wingham. Advance-Times the.
Ministers of Wingham and the
surrounding district Will present a
weekly sermonette to be ;publish-
ed each week; with Rai?... C.: F.
Johnson. as chairman. .
The Council has . been informed
that Rev, Dr, Savage of Pontiac,
Mich., Would be available : for a
community service in Wingh'anie on
Tuesday, May 19. Dr. Nintmo was
appointed to look -into the Possi-
bility 'of making such arrange-
ments. • ,
Dr. James Semple asked the min-
isters of the area to support the
appeal of the Ca,ncer Society which
will held its annual canvass in
Huron County during. April,
• The secretary, Mr. AI, H. Ncelon,
was instructed to. Send a letter., of
syinpathy to the 'mayor of Listowel
expressing through him. to the
residents of . the coma unity -the
profound sympathy of, the , Council
of ChurChes in the tragedy which
has befallen that town. Rev, W,
D.' Clark led in special prayers for
the 'bereaved.
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It was announced that the _April
meeting will be held in Wingham
„IT.Pited ...Church ..and... will, take e the,
, form -Of' slipper . rneeting when.
Ininister8 and their wives will .en-.
joy a sociar.eVening. Dr", Nimmer
will show .pletures of his trip to.
Ireland as a" part of the program;
'Listowel;
Mrs, Sam Ovington has returned
hoine from. a visit 'with her (laugh-,
ter, Mrs. Clarence White and Mr.
White, Brussels.
Mr. and Mrs. Boyne Sage and
family; Mr. Henry Sage, Listowel;
Mr, Wallace Toman and Mr.
Wayne Cressman of Petersburg,
were Sunday visitors at the home
of 'Ross Toman.
'Mrs. 'W. A, Miller, Listowel, is
'Visiting at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Cecil Sanderson.
Mr.' and Mrs. Ken. Collier and
Gary, London, 1VIr, and Mrs. Don
Gibson, Monkton, spent Sunday
, with Mr, and Mrs. Ira McLean,
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Coates spent
Sunday with Mr. ,and Mrs, Jack
Lucas, Listowel:
Mil, Alonzo, S,parling. and Miss
Hazel Snarling, accompanied by
Mrs. Lou Hutton and Linda of
Wingham spent Thursday with
Mrs. Ethel Carmichael, Mr, and
Mrs. James Robertson alld Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Vincent of Goderich.
Mrs. Robert Coulter and Miss
Joan Coulter of Orangeville and
Mr. Thos, Wilson of Belfontaine
were Sunday guests of Mr. and
Mrs; Doug .Statia, and family.
Crokinole Party
Held at Church
WROXETER— Ten tables were
in play at the crokinole party held
Friday night in the church hall.
Prize winners were: Ladies, Mrs,
T..ob Brown; gents, Gordon Lout-
tit; girls, Betty Anne Adams; boys,
Brian Sanderson. Lucky chair
prise was won by Mrs. Cecil Yoe-
'man,
Another crokinole party Will be
held by the Tuesday Starlight
Group in March.
Relative Dies
In Toronto
WHITEICHURCH Mason
lies in this clisttlet received word
on Saturday of the passing of Mrs.
Agnes Mason Halliday= in Toronto
On Friday, Mrs, Halliday, who was
in her 84th year, had spent the
past three years in a nursing 'Panne.
Her husband, the late Hugh
day, predeceased her 11 years ago.
She leaves to mourn two daugh-
ters, Mrs. Harvey Leslie of Sea-
forth, and Miss Mary Halliday and
one son, Lorne, of Toronto, and
two grandehildren: also one :broth-
er, John 'Mason of London and two
sisters, Mrs. Clara Poster of North
Hollywood and Mrs, Millie Sonar°,
also of Hollywood, cal.
Interment was in Mount pleasant
Oen:late*, Toronto, 'on Monday,
Mr, and Mrs. Runes Halliday, of
Whigliani, attendedat the funeral
henit in Toronto, on Sunday,
HallidaY IS a nephew of the de.
edaSed.
Library Board
Narnes Of
WHITECURCH— The Library
Board held' its •annual 'business
meeting. last Wednesday night at
the •home of Mr. and Mrs. J. G.
Gillespie,. with the chairman, Al,
bert Pateron, presiding and with
a good attendance. 'The secret-
ary-treasurer, Mrs, Ezra Seholtz,
gave the report,
Books 'taken out totalled 1244, an
increase of 200. One more unit of
books had been supplied during'
the three changes of books provid-
ed by the County Library.
Financially, the libraiy 'received
a grant from EastyWawanosh of
$15.00; from Huron County, $40.00;
legislative grant, $31.00; Women's
Institute, $5.00; membership fees,
$7.75; proceeds from concert,
$43,30; expenses, county, member-
ship fees, $30.00; librarian, Mrs.
Willis, $60.00; unit of 'books, $30,00;
expense of concert, $40.00; cash on
hand, $83.00:
The officers elected were: Hon-
orary president, Rey. W. J. Watt;
chairman, Albert Paterson; see.-
trees,, Mrs..Willis; officers for the
board, Rev. R. T. A. Marshall, Mrs.
J. G. Gillespie, Mrs. Dawson. Craig,
Mrs. G. E, Farrier and J. D. Bee-
croft.; ways and means comm., Mrs.
George Fisher, 'Mrs; Willis, Mrs.
Dowling, Mrs, Cecil Falconer and'
the- teacher from S.S.1 NO. 10, Kin-
loss, .
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KINETTES DONATE-TMrs. James Currie is shown aboVe ,as she presented a cheque for f200,00 for the
Swiinming Pool Fund to W. 13,1:70nron,. Ohairman of the Swimming Pool Committee. Dinette secretary,
Mrs. Bruce MaWonald left, and. treasurer, Mrs. Bar vey Fisher, right express their approval,
Good Friday Service
Planned by Y.P.U.
WROXETER— Stewardship and
training was, the theme 'for the
Young People's meeting held .by
the Wroxeter-Gorrie group, The
Scripture was read by Daisy Gib-
son and the Lord's prayer was re-
peated in unison.
The topic, was given by Sandra
Edgar. A Good Friday church ser-
vice is being planned to he con-
ducted by the Y.P.U., The next
meeting will be held in Wroxeter
the first part of April,
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last •October an exciting event
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started. Its planners called it
ajmply—uProject '59".