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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1959-05-27, Page 10The Wilighant Mivaliee4i/nes, Wednesday, inky 271 1,949 Young People. -• WHITECERCH MURRAY GAUNT 13 WHITEMIJRCIf—A, nieeting Was called last Thursday everting dir the memorial hall to discuss getting Water for fire protection for the village heineS. Mr. Gatlae of Clifford, a well-driller, -was present and gave information on the -arneviint neeessary, and what drilling costs would be, or bire cost of tapping onto drilled wells in the village, A committee of Cecil Falconer, Albert Coultes and Victor 0-Pierson, were aPpOinted -to -contact villa.ge residents, to find out how many would want the water installed in their homes. SHORE HOLSTEINS LTD.7--: Sales Managers REPORTS HEARD FROM DEPARTMENTS WHITECHURCH Miss Marilyn• Reid of Mount. Brydges, who is attending lyells, Academy, 'London, spent the week- end with her parents, Mr.- and Mrs. Thomas Reid of Marnoch. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Reid and fam- ily of Windsor and his mother, Mrs. Roy Reid of Strathroy, also. Spent the week-end at the Reid home. The grandfather, Mr. Roy Reid, has been a patient in the Strathinere Lodge Hospital at Strathroy for the past three years. Mr. and Mrs, Chas. Searle Kit- eardine visited on Sunday will, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Currie. Mr, and Mrs. George Walker and Clarence visited on Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Humphrey of St, Helens. Mr. and Mrs. James Johnston and family of Turnberry visited on Sunday at the borne of his sister, Mrs, Stewart Smith of Kitchener. Mrs. James 'Falconer is spending a few days this week at the home of her son, Mr. Charles Falconer of Glamis. About 75 members -of Lucknow and Wingham, Masonic Lodges at- tended divine- service in the Pres- byterian Church here on Sunday morning with the worshipful mas- ter, Wallace Conn. A quartet, John McGee, J, D. Beecroft, Gordon Leg- gatt and Alex Robertson, sang two numbers, "If You Only Knew My Saviour" and "Steal AWay". Rev. R. T. A. Marshalr gave an inspir- ing sermon, speaking on the wis- dom of Soloinori. Mr, and Mrs, Gordon Jamieson, of Goderich, visited on Sunday at .he home of her sister, Mrs. Or- ville Tiffin, Mr. James Snowden was able to return home on -Saturday after spending six weeks in Wingharn Hospital. Mrs, W. Nixon and Mr, George McRoberts of Lucknow vis- ited at the Snowden home on Monday. Mrs, Walter Lott left recently tt spend the summer at the harm of Mr. and AIM Robert Lott of Cal- gary, Alfa. Mrs, Sam Reid of Lucknow and her daughter, Mrs. Wm. Hurnphres of St, Helens, visited on Sunday With Mr, and MrS. W, R. Perrier, Mrs, Hcvfffeldt and her Children, of Mildmdy, and Mr, and Mrs Robert thantbers and Dovene of Harriston, visited on Sunday at thr home of their brother, Mr, Carl Weber. Mr, and Mrs, George McGee and children visited on Sunday with his mother, Mro. Leask McGee at WrOxeter, arid at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Simpson of Cut- foss, Mr. and Mr a. George Caldwell of Blyth visited on Sunday at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Wen, kintoni. Mary Purclon of St, kel, On visited °Vet* the week-end at the Ptintoul home, while Donna Aintolil visited With• Barbara Per, don, Mr, JIM demmins is supplying et. the- CalA,atpitlaio rotation thia, Week: Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hagerman and Brian of Beeten -spent the week-end tit the home of gr, and Mrs. Lawrence Taylor, Mr, and, Mrs, John L, Currie and family visited on Sunday with 'his Slater, Miss Rachel -Currie of Galt. Mr, and Mrs. Robert Aiteheson and baby, Bradley, moved last .weelt their home In .Lucknow, Mr, (Alex. McKenzie and Mr. and. Mrs. John Gaunt loft an Monday to spend a few days' at :Smiths Mr. -and Mrs. George Coultes sire staying at the Gaunt home with the boys. Mr. and Mrs, Milan Moore, on Wednesday attended atile funeral of the late Jimmie Stegner, held from the home of his parents, mr and Mrs, Maxwell Stegner, to j5WaallittP4otf"OCIaltCvierleetery. assisted well °° ithte-he. service. '';!‘)Ir'S; ThOMPs dn" 'Of 'Pever , sham visited on Sunday with her parents, Rev. and Mrs. W. j, Watt. Mrs, Thompson was one of the party of about 75, oho came from• the Maxwell congregation near Fevershal, and the men sang on the Sing-Time- program of CICNX, The party brought lunch and had kitchen privileges At the United Church, They stayed for the evening service. The property of the late Mr. Thos. Moore was sold last week to Mr. Hugh Hand, of Kinloss,*and Mr. Hand gets possession June 1. Mr, and Mrs, John Purdon visit- ed on Sunday at'the home of her sister, Mrs. Harold Cook of Blyth. Mr. and Mrs. Carl IVrcelenaghan ,visited on Sunday at the home of her uncle, Mr. Mac Stewart of Kitchener. Mrs.,Tack Flanigan of Toronto spent last week-end with her pa- rents, Mr, and Mrs. Thos, Inglis, and her niece, Mary *Lou Adams. accompanied 'her back to Toronto to spend -a week there. Mrs. Orville Elliott, teacher of Langside School, and Mrs. David Stroud, teacher of S.S. No. 9. Kin- loss, are taking their pupils on a bus trip on Tuesday to. Toronto, Where •the bus driver, Allen Reed. will take them to see / interesting points in the city. Mrs. Don Cameron of New York City and Mrs, Victor Casemore of Brantford spent the week-end at the home of their brother, Mr. Thos. Morrison, Anniversary services will be held in the Presbyterian Church here next Sunday at 11 am. and 7.30, and the special minister will be Rev, Wm. HenderSon of Walker- ton. Services in the United Church will be withdrawn for the day and anniversary services will be held in the United Church on Sunday, June 7 at 11 am, and 8 p.m, Mr. services. Mrs, will have charge ,of the Mrs, Fred Bagg and her son, Mr. Evvart Bagg of Willowdaie visited on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. E: H. Groskortir. ,They took baby David Porter home to his parents in Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Smith of Markham visited on Sunday, at 'the home of his sister, Mrs. Russell. Chapman, 'Mr. and Mrs. Jack McFarlane of Scotland visited on Sunday with Mr: and Mrs. J. G. Gillespie and their uncle, Mr. Fred Neighbour. Mrs. Allen Turner returned to her home here on Saturday after spending the winter months in To- ronto. Mrs, Richard Turner and blieir two children accompanied Mrs. Turner and will spend the summer here. Little Douglas Morrison, who was taken to Wingham Hospital last Sunday, after a tractor accident, sVoassdaayb.le to return home on Wed- - Mr.'and Mrs. Bradley of Mount FaeSt visited on Sunday with her sister, Mrs, K Dowling and La- verne, Mrs, Annie Graham of Ripley spent a few days last week with Mrs, Wm, Taylor. Mr. and Mrs, Dan McInnis and, children of Teeswater visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Dan Tiffin, - George I:isher and with her aunt, Mr. and Mrs. jantzi and family of Milverton visited on Sunday at the home of her brother, Mr. Mrs, D. Kennedy. Many will be pleased to know that Mr's, Walter Lettner, of To- ronto, and sister of John Boyle and Mrs, Michael Cummins, who Was' hospitalized four months fol- lowing a fall with a bad concus- sion, was able to return to her home last week and is able to be up and around the house. Mr, and MrS, Ted Martyn of Wingham visited on Sunday with Mr. arid M.S. Howard Martin. Mr. and -Mrs, Robert Montgorn- cry, Mr. William. Elliott and Me and Mrs, John Jamieson and soils Visited oh Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Anson Ituttan of Ponclwith, Ur, and Mrs, ThoreaS O'Malley and Kathleen Visited on Sunday at the home of her aunt, Mrs. 4,5111- neriniend of St. Augustine. William Rintoul, Cordon Rintoul Lloyd Phillips and Willlarn A. Put. don attended the sale at Kitehener last t r and U T, hursdayra., Harry Cook viSited bn unitlay at the heme (:,f their daughter, Mrs.. Itareld 81080 of Mr, and Mrs, Albert Blettutit and Children visited on Sunday With his ihnothee, Atm VPilliam Bietnan 61 t5 1411 e 101%lun6t Mrs, ap, and her' tang4 • WI-UTBCI-IURCT-I• -Murray Gaunt of West Wawanosh, won the Blatehferd Feed Trophy at the 411* nual Huron County livestock ludg, lag competition held at ;Seaforth on Saturday. Murray, in the sen- ior competition, gathered a total of 6.41) points, out of a -possible- 700, Crawford McNeil of Fordyce Was runner up with 686 points. With 32 competing in. the inter- mediate class, Charles McGregor of Seaforth and Glen -Coultes of Mor- ris, tied on a score of 638 for first place and Jones- Coultes, East Wawanosh, was second with 633 points. The William Stone 4 Sons trophy went to Charles McGregor with 3.95. points ,and second to Ken Coulees, East Wawanosh with 191 Meet jointly N.VHITECHURCH -- The yomig Meeting Held on I Fire Protection WHITECHURCH Glanworth Holstein SALE THURSDAY, MAY 28th-8 p.m. D.S.T. at the Glanworth Sales Arena on the Wellington Road between Glanworth and St. Thomas. MOSTLY ACCREDITED, LISTED and VACCINATED A large selection including fresh and springing cows ,summer and fall calving cows and heifers. Open yearlings, calves, 2 service age balls. 60 HEAD. 'THURS., JUNE 4th — 8.00 p.m., D.S.T. at the Glanworth Sales Arena on the Wellington Road between Glanworth and St. Thomas. The complete Registered, Accredited, Blood Tested Herd owned by Bruce Lovell & Son, Mt. Elgin. Further details next week. SHORE HOLSTEINS LTD. — Sales Managers Holstein Dispersal 126th Mr. and Mrs. Walter Elliott and family and Erma and Norma and Lorne Forster on Sunday called on Mrs, John' Forster of Bayfield, who has been a patient in the Clin- ton Hospital during the past week. Mr.' and Mrs, Cameron Simmons and Nancy of Ldndon spent the 'week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Charles Martin and with Wingharn relatives. Mr. Lansley Magoffin and fam- ily of 'London spent the week-end at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Magoffin. Mr. Lloyd Phillips also visited at the Magoffin borne on Sunday. Mr. and-Mrs. Russe'll Moore and family of Preston spent- the, week- end at'the home of his parents, Mr, and Mth. Thonias Moore. Mr. Robert Gibson of the Walk. erton Health Unit, Mrs, ,Gibson and her mother, Mrs. R. Currie, spent the' 'week-end in Lon- don with Mist' Marjorie 'Currie. HELP! a %INNER of Timmy ,171.1,ele4 oahttill:c h P c=, t the held their ineet Mg on Tuesday evening in the Un- ited Church with the president, Miss Jean Maftin, presiding. Mrs. G. E. Farrier was at the piano. for a sing-song .of Gospel hymns, The young people appointed Arthur Lakilaw as recording secretary for their meetings, and decided to hold the gatherings on the second Sun, day evening of the month .In the Presbyterian Church and in the United Church on the fourth Tees, day. The conveners of the Faith and Evangelism committees, Clif- ford Laicliaw and Russell Punkin, Were in charge of the meeting that to/lowed. Clifford read the Scrip- ture lesson. and Russell led in the Meditation period, Clifford spoke of 'the many ways all can show grs.- .points, in.,the, twin to c/9'.,11 1?1,!-•s i riV High beef section winner was nYeral 'reining's OU -the Glen Coultes with 194 points, Ken subject. He closed the meeting with the IVIispah -benediction. neth Cr:mites, second, with 191 points. IstrOY Rintoul, White, church, with 99 points .out of 100 was tops in the sheep section with James F, Coultes 97 points, The dairy cattle judge was the agrieul- Mr. Paul Groskorth was in tural representative from Lambton Stratford at the Teachers' College County, assisted by Ronald Mc- „on Monday, writing the last of his Michael of Wroxeter and Maurice, exams. Paul was fortunate, in Hallahan of BelgraveS , that he had only two to write out of the ten subjects. Be leaves next week to attend school in Toronto for observation purposes and to • be ready for fall teaching there. Billie Kennedy will teach at Ac- ton, Miss Ruth Steer near Cooks, ville, Miss Louise Andrews at Kit- ehener, Barry McQuillin at Kit- chener and Miss Anne Crawford at Goderich. These are the young folks from this district who went weekly last year to the Stratford Teachers' College. Mrs, Alex Inglis returned home last week after spending two weeks with Mr, and Mrs. Roddy. Inglis of Watford. The Kerr bull- dozer was busy last week levelling the ground around the founda- tion of Mn, Inglis' new house on. Highway 86.. Mr. and Mrs. John Hutchison spent last week -at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Edward Nich- olson of Thamesfend. Mr, and Mrs: Mitchell Elliott and family of Allsa, Craig visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wal- ter Elliott, and with Mrs. Elliott, in Wingham and with ' his father, Mr. Gordon Elliott, who is seriously ill in Wingham Hospital., . WHITEOHMOH-- The regular 9r4W,T4Wq i rA. thC, W4.4 ,pf the Presbyterian Churdh was held last Wednesday in the S.S, room of the church, with the -president,- Mrs. Dawson Craig presiding. Mra.. Craig gave the call to worship and Mrs. McKague led in the Glad Tidings prayer„ Mrs, Earl Casliqk led in the Scripture message from Genesis chapter 27, and told of the aim and burPose of the W.M.S. Mrs. Mc- Kague and Mrs. Donald Ross pre. pared the Story of Rebecca for Bible study, and Mrs. John Craig led in prayer. A special collection was taken for the supply allocation. The ladies were Invited to attend a special meeting of the IVfaitland Presbyterial, to be held in Toes, water Presbyterian Church on Thursday and plans were made to attend afternoon and evening meet- ings. This is the 75th anniversary for Maitland Presbyterial. The topic, "How We' Witness Day by Day", was taken by Mrs, MelCa,gue, who acted as commentator in a discussion. Mrs. Dawson Craig re- ported on the work of the hospital visitors. Mrs. John McGee report- ed the work of the Christian liter- ature representatives of the church, Mrs, McInnis gave the report of the work of the Presbyteries and summer workers, and Mrs. Frank Coulter gave the report of the work of the regional secretaries. r Dr, Marshall gave an interesting report of the Hamilton-London, Synodical meeting, which she at- tended in Goderich in April, and' the meeting was closed with the Mizpah benediction. A ,111101100 or NOT 4- . be Active. I** PS OW TRUSS PotelilIMONS *null Drug Store ATURE iz4 New Treat" 1-empo Ciliffcir Bar-29r Hain a Wieser Rolls 8 for 25c REMINGTON'S I.G.A. Lush, spring pastures boost Milk Production with their high Protein and Vitamin content. i-,--But'not for long. They are low in Carbohydrates, the energy giving nutrient. And ENERGY is the most important single need for Dairy Cows. A sudden boost in Milk Production is NOT enough. An increase in yield must be maintained all through their lactation,, Balance those lush- pastures and maintain full body weight and maximum productic n. SHUR-GAIN 14% Pasture Dairy Ration is high in Carbohydrates providing the energy. missing from the grass. Check with us and see how little you need to feed to supplement the early pastures and keep your herd fit for profitable production. SHUR-GAIN 1440 PASTURE DAIRY RATION BALANCED FEEDING HEADQUARTER S , CANADA: PACKERS' Limited voithat, ont, 5HUR-GAIN FEED SEIWICE astmelk•siskoks LIBERAL LO: E FORWARD It's No Trick at All . to have your vehicle good looking again if you leave it in the hands of experts. Our de- pendable workmen take pride in every job they do, whether your car has been damaged' in an accident or just in for a new paint job. Wingham Body Shop Phone 746 Sid Adams Wingham Farm Program. Education Program. Better hospital coverage. New Highway set up. ' Low cost housing. Changes in Hydro rates and School taxes. Rae J. Watson # your LIBERAL candidate in Huron-Bruce riding is well known by John Wintermeyer — Leader of Ontario-Liberals, They are shown here at Mr. Wintermeyer's nomination in Waterloo the other night; Rae lives just one concession south of the highway running from Winghatn to Lucknow. During the last four years Rae has been iii Wingham on the average of three times per week: Rae is known by many citizens of Wiugham; he will make an excellent representative for you at Toronto. 41, WORM 1Too late for last week). Mr. and. Mrs. Norman Bill and family of Toronto spent the wee4- end -with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Harry McGuire. Mrs, -RIP and children remained to. spend the week. Me, and Mrs, John B, McCallum spent a few days last week with their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, George Jones and tfa,m, fly- at. London. Mr, 'and Mrs. Russell Kelly and family of Cooksville spent the week-end with his parents; Mr, and Mrs, William Mrs, Margaret Cameron of Sas- katoon, Sasit, visited recently with Miss -Stella Kethery. Mr. and Mrs, Jerry .Higgins, Mr, and Mrs, Alvin Higgins and fam- ily and 'Mn. and Mrs. Roy Patti, son and, family, Wingham, visited on Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Ro, 'nen' "7'•• " My. and Mrs. Alan McKay and fam ily of Wingham 'visited on 'Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Harry McGuire. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bunking of Elyth visited on Saturday eve-, ning with Mr. and Mrs. James La- mont and family, Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Mcerae vis- ited on Saturday evening wiSh and Mrs, John Manning at Blyth. Mr. and Nil's, Thomas Smith vis- ited on Sunday with Mrs. Emily Elston at Wingham: Mr. Albert •Nethery of Hamilton_ visited over the -week-end with Miss -Stella Nethery and also with Mr, and Mrs, Fred Cook. Mrs, Arthur Edgar of Wingham spent Friday with her daughter, Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse. Mr. and Mrs, Leslie Bolt and Lorna- and Miss Kay VanCanin and Mrs, Laura Johnston and George were in London on Sunday and went through the "Story. Book Gardens" there. ily spent the week-end at Walker- ton at the home of her sister, Mrs, Self. On Saturday Mrs, Biomass Mrs. Self and their Parents, Mr, and Mrs, Harry MacKay and other immediate members of their ram- ilieS, attended the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. MacKay's granddaugh- ter, Miss Marjorie MacKay, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. John MacKay of Guelph, to Mr. Michael Dea,rn- gey, The wedding was solemnized in Knox Presbyterian Church at 2.30 and the wedding .dinner for -about RI „guests was served in the church parlors, and..Mrs, Roy Robinson. anid „sons, and Mr.. John Beadle, visited op. Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, Jos. Thompson of Goderich. , Mr, and mrs,.Day9 McDonald of Milton- visited on Sunday with her Parents, and Mrs.. Prank Cold- ter, and with his mother, MrS, Mc-. Doitld, at St, Nelms, Mr. and Mrs.' Arnold .Vint of Coderieh visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Many from this district on Tees- aro attcraca the funeral of a' for. nice beloved pastor -of the Preas byterian .Church in the person of the. Rev, John Pollock. Mr, IQ* had been a patient . in the Wingharn Rospital for several months, Friends throughout this. district extend their sympathy to th e bereaved wife and family and grandchild ren , Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Smyth and Doreen and Mr. Albert Smyth, of Ireland, spent. the weekend with, Mr. and Mrs. John, Smyth at Ham- ilton, (FORESTER'S 2ND ANNUAL ommunity AUCIlen ,1917, . , SATURDAY Afternoon JUNE 131h, 1959 Brooks Transport Shed Lucknow This sale operates op the same principal as the many Commonly Livestock Auctions ini Western Ontario. ARTICLES TO BE CONSIGNED ARE:. Household Furnishings of any' type. Garden Tools — Lawn Mowers Bicycles — Wagons Etc. and many other miscellaneous articles IF YOU NO LONGER NEED IT, TURN IT INTO CASH, ON SATURDAY, JUNE 13 PROCEEDS FOR CANCER RESEARCH NO SALE --- NO CHARGE Allan MacIntyre, Auctioneer The perfect place to purchase Porch or Cottage, Furniture. Come and see for yourself.