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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1959-05-20, Page 9N OTICE TOWN TRUCK WILL PICK UP REFUSE ON FRIDAY, MAY 'U Regular pick-up will be the MIST AND THIRD FRIDAY of each month during the sum mer hORRIE Mr. and MrS. How, card and Bryan, and Mr. Henricit 'Mundt' attended the funeral of the . late Mr. Philip Willows 9f Victoria Square, formerly of Blyth, Miss. Verna Harris, Wingbam, visited, last week with Mr, and Mrs. Edward Newton, Mr, and Mrs, Cecil Grainger and' Ruth were guests at the wedding o: Mirs Irene Grainger, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Howard grainer, al Detroit, on Saturday, ,Mrs, A. Stephens, and Evelyn An,: Visited With Rev, and Mrs, W, J, V Buchanan of Ayr an Monday, Mist Maureen Buchanan of Ayr, accom- panied them home after spending die Week-end with Mr, and Mrs Robert Stephens, Mr, and Mrs„ Dielt Carson, Lark( and Colleen and Miss Arlene Timm vent the week-end holiday at the home of Mr. and Mrs,' Archie Liv. ingsLon, Detroit. Mr and Mrs Melvin Taylor, Pei; graVe, visited Mr and j1lrs, Edgar Dane on Sunday. • lie Woman's. Association of the Gorrie United Church will meet at the home of Mrs. Roy Gowdy on Thursday, May 21st, at 815 pm The South Friendship Circle will have charge of the program. ' Flight Lieut. Sam Kincaid, Win- nipeg, spent the week-end with, Mr, and Mrs. Leonard Sanderson. Fit, Lieut. Kincaid is on his way to Europe, He has been chosen to be navigator on one of the NATO planes to France. He is a brother- in-law of Mrs. Sanderson. Mr, and Mrs. Alex Taylor and Miss Ruby Taylor of London spent the week-end with relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Edwarci, Newton ac- companied by Mr. and Mrs. Win, Hart, spent .Sunday with. Mr, and Mrs, Wm, Hart of Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs, Thos, •King, Wier- ton, Mrs. Melvin Kerr and grand- son of Buffalo, visited' Mr, and Mrs. Ernest King on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Spading, London, spent the week-end with Mrs. Harry Ferguson, Miss,' Mary Thornton, Kitchener, visited over the week-end with her mother, Mrs. A. Thornton. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Plant, VW. penerouslu to the Red Shield Campaign Now on MONEY SERVICE YOU C TRUST You can borrow with confi- dence from NEC. For HFC specializes in making same- day loans to all kinds of people for purposes they think worthwhile. And loans are made without bankable secur- ity or endorsers. You always get prompt, friendly service' at HFC whether you need a little money or a lot. You'll like our convenient office hours, too. • ." . Household Finance, of course ! Canada's largest and most recommended consumer finance company HOUSEHOLD FINANCE .4e42.1 M, • M. . 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D, MacMillan' LIST PRICE SAVE up, to *8000* iliesed on ir recent dori:parlsori• of nioriaddlirre-de dugariiied retail priced. STANDARD EQUIPMENT SAVE Lit t. to *7900 GAS AND OIL SAVE up to *4800 each year SZ6fiotac.../ You never have to wax a Ford ilnoncmcal SCHOOL CHUMS VISIT Zone Forester Guest At Junior ,Farmers SCENES OF CHILDHOOD GORRIE—Larry Scales, zone- forester for the Stratford district, was guest speaker for the May meeting of the Howlett Junior Farmers, He was introduced' by. Bob Strong. Mr, Scales explained the purpose of the zone forester and said that he thought that in Ontario the emphasis should be placed on woodlot management instead of re- forestation, as it is now. He then showed two films, "Managing the Woodlot" and "Shelter Belts on the Prairies", He was thanked by John Stafford for the address and show- ing the films, The roll call was "How many acres of bush have you on your farm " The meeting adjourned and lunch was served, Thn Wingh 44Irs4 HURON COUNTY COUNCIL JUNE SESSION* The Huron County Councils will convene in the Court House. Goderich, on Monday, June Ilth, 1959. at 10.00 a.m., D.S.T. for the June Session. All communications and accounts to be in the hands of the Clerk not later than Friday. May 29th. 1959 -JOHN G. ISERRY,-Clerli-Ti6tiiiiiii County of Huron, Goderich, Ont. George. and Audrey of Allanford, Mr, and Mrs, Arthur Plant,' Caro- line, Jim and Douglas of Lonclo,n4 were visitors with Mrs. Bertha Plant, Mr. and. Mrs, Roy Gowdy and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gowdy Were Sunday visitors with 'Mr, and Mrs. Thos. Abraham of Belmore, Mr, and Mrs. Harry Watson. and Mr. Janes Watson of Fergus visit- ed relatives here on Sunday,. Miss Carol Inison, Toronto, Miss Edythe Walker of Wingham and Mr. James Walker of Toronto Were week-end visitors at. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Walker. Mr. and. Mrs, Harold Bell and family of Preston were week-end guests of Mr, and Mrs. Morley Bell, mr. and Mrs. E, H, Strong at- tended the funeral on Sunday of the latter's uncle, Mr. S. G., Stewart of Drew, at the Hardy funeral home in Harriston, Mr. and Mrs. William Dixon of Sarnia were holiday 'visitors with. the Rev, and Mrs. E. C. Attwell, Mrs. Wilbert Gallaway and Mrs, Mabel Gilltinson visited with Mr. Mrs. Frances Strong had a sur- prise 'birthday party at her home Friday evening when friends drop- pod in to honor her on the occasion of 'her 87th birthday which was on Sunday. Mrs. Strong received rinany cards and remembrances. The Woman's Auxiliary of St, Stephen's Church has postponed its meeting for one week owing to the Huron Deanery meeting of the W.A. falling on the Il'egular day, May 21st. The W,A, will quilt in the L.O.L. hall on Thursday, May 28th at 1.30 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. 'Gerald Gray of Sudbury were in town on Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Arthur Chapman returned with them to Sudbury. Mrs, Chas. Lawrence spent the Week-end in Lucknow and attend- ed Centennial services at Christ Church, Port Alberti where iher son-in-law, Rev. Barry Jennings, is rector, Mrs. Percy Colmer and Mrs, Sam Branning of Toronto spent Thurs- day with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest King and celebrated Mrs, King's 83rd birthday. Among other guests and callers were Mr. Arthur Craw- fold of West Suminerland, B.C., Mr, Wm, Sharpin, Arnprior, Mrs. Win. Haney of Wingham, Mrs. W. C, King, Mrs. Frank Xing, Mrs, Harry King and Mrs. Ernest King. Mrs. King Sr. 'was the recipient of many gifts, potted plants and cflaor%vse.rs and numerous birthday d Huron Deanery Woman's Auxi- liary will meet in Exeter on Thurs- i.lay, 'May 21st, at Trivett Memorial Church, Communion service will be held. Miss Shirley Bennett is home from Toronto on holidays. Recent visitors with Mrs. L, Whitley Were Mrs. O. Riley of To- ronto and daughters,-, Mrs. Dave Miley, Detroit and Mrs, Howard lifIliatt of Toronto, Mr, Chas, Hoory of Toronto, Mr. Franklin Ewald, Galt and Mr, Vie, Moorefield, visited Mr. and Mrs, Robert Dane on Thursday. , Miss Emma Irwin spent last week in Harriston, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Savage and Edgar Savage of Willowdale• were Week-end visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Spading. Attending the district annual meeting of the East Huron W.I. in Bluevale on Thursday were Mrs. Glenn Johnston, Mrs, Glad Edgar', Mrs, Harry Rhame, Mrs. Clarence Spading, Mrs. Norman Gadcke, Mrs, Russell Adams, Mrs, Willard 11/frs, E. Strong, Mrs. Vera Gregg, Md. John Baylor and Mrs. Tem O'Krafka, Ur, and Mrs. Norman Wade Visited Me, and MN. Harold Hain- wilteoell.o it anci.t Port Burwell over the fl rth Bennett-In Palmerston General hospital on Saturday, May fatt, to Mr. and Mrs. William Bennett, a datightec, Kathleen Laurie. MIT AFFILIATES WITH MISSIONARY SOCIETY BELGRAVE—The regular meet- ing of the Belgrave Evening Aux- iliary of the Woman's Missionary Society of Knox United Church, was held in the church on Tues- day evening of, last week with 19 members and two visitors present, and the members of the C.G.I.T., as this was their affiliation service with the Evening Guild. The president, Mrs. Gordon Bos- man, was in charge and opened the meeting with a hymn followed by the Lord's prayer in unison. The minutes and roll call were read by Mrs, Clarence Hanna and the treasurer's report by Mrs. Robert Grasby. There were five home and 13 hospital visits to the sick and shut-in recorded, The group agreed to buy the badges for the C.G.I.T. members. Mrs, Ted Fear, leader of the C.G.I.T., was in charge of the next Part of the meeting and read a poem, after which the girls re- peated their pledge and the affili- ation took place at this time. This was followed by their hymn. The Scripture lesson was read by Mur- iel Campbell and prayer by Lillian Pengelly, Patsy Logan read "The Aim" of the girls. Mrs. Clifford Logan extended the invitation to affiliate with the Aux- iliary and expressed how pleased the group was to have them join. Mrs, Gordon Borman explained the symbols of the badges and' pre- sented them to the girls. Linda Johnston favored with a vocal solo, accompanied by Mrs. George Johnston, A film, 'The Dres- den Story" was enjoyed. This was followed by a cornet duet by ,Thyce Procter and Ruth Michle, Another film., "The Better Lot", was shown. Mrs, Eldon Cook's group was in charge 'of the. recreation and lunch was served. SEEKS INFORMATION ON THE IINUENOTS 0, Elmore lloarna.n, Uni- versity of Waterloo, 'Waterloo, On- tario 'is making a comprehensive study of the Huguenots (French- Protestants) in Canada, and finds that a large number of persons in Ontario have Huguenot blood in their veins, Since he ,is the first to undertake such a study of the origin and contribution of 'Plague- trots to Canada, there are no re- cords available to discover such persons, Inc his Study so far ho has found many but they have no appreciation of • what wonderful people the Huguenots were and what contributions they have made to Canada, Mr, Roman requests that Such persona advise him of their hack- W.M.S. Plans for Home Helpers Meet Intended for last week BELGRAVE—The Women's Mis- sionary Society of Knox PresbYr terian Church met in the church on Wednesday, May 6th. Mrs. rr. C. McBurney presided and opened the, meeting with prayer, A hymn was sung. Mrs.. O. G. Anderson gave the secretary's re- port, followed by the financial statement by the treasurer, Mrs. Victor Youngblut. Roll call was answered with a verse on "hope". Sick visits were reported. The president, Mrs. Joe Dunbar, dealt with the business period and plans were made for the Home Helpers' meeting in June, Mrs, An- derson gave a report of the Synod- ical, which was held in Godericli in April, The Scripture reading was given by Mrs, Athol Bruce from 1st Cor- inthians, chapter 13, followed with prayer by Mrs, Anderson. Mrs. Youngblut 'gave the tbpic from the study book dealing with people from foreign lands who come to Canada, and spoke parti- cularly on the Chinese and Hun- garians, The offering was received and the Glad Tidings prayer fol- lowed, by Mrs. Edgar Wightrnan. A hymn was sung and the meeting closed With prayer, • Livestock Diseases Topic at Meeting The second meeting of the Myth- Beigrave Beef Calf Club and the North-Huron 4-II Swine Club was held in the Belgrave community centre on Friday, May 15, The guest speaker at this meet- ing was John McCrea, now as- 8ociatci with the Seaforth District Co-op. He gave the membeh a very interesting and informative ad- dress on feeds nad the various di- seaaes in cattle and wine, ground and provide him with what facts ' they have concerning it, Only in this WO Will he" be able to give credit whore credit Is due, Such information will, be included 111 his fortheorning book, '711D TRAIL Or THir, litIOUtNOT OtOSS." Modern stainless-steel self-propelled. Railitiers like 'this will provide faster travel to and from )Goderich, Kincardine, Southampton and pwett. Sound, New service will be inaugurated 'by' Canadian National Rail- ways „ A p previar ..af,..ona. of, lb n'-.nc,w. nili.uers .„will...be...bahl..frota„.43.457„.te...100,..,941/3,.at. Wingham on May 21st, E.S.T, A group of .0NR officials will be present to answer any questions Omit the vow service. GORRIE—Two men, 80 years of age, who went to -Gordo Public School together more than 05 years ago, spent a couple of days in Gor- rie last week renewing old ac- quaintances. They were Arthur Crawford, of West Summerland, B.C, and William Sharpin. of Am-- prior, Ontario, a one-time editor Of the' Gorrie , Vidette: • It is 50 years since Mr. Crawford left Gorda and 50 years since Mr. Sharpin moved away, They have not met since, but have correspond- ed the last few years and the visit here was planned that they might meet again. Mr, Sharpin has returned several times to visit his home town and his address was secured by Mr, Crawford in the list of visitors to the. Howick Centennial. They found many changes and few of the old schoolmates. Mr. Crawford is a cousin of Mrs. Ernest King, Robertson-,Widdis GORRIE—The wedding was sol- emnized in the Teeswater Presby- terian Church on Saturday, May 16th, at 12 o'clock noon, of Marilyn and Mrs. Win,' LoOlthart at East- Edith Widdis, daughter of Mr, and wood on Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Thompson Widdis, Tee,swater, Mrs. John Reidt has returned and Cameron Robertson, son of to her home here after spending Mr. Birks Robertson, of Teeswater. the winter months at the home of Guests from this district were her son in Wroxeter. Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Edgar, Mr. and Mrs. Glad, Edgar and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Edgar of Listowel.