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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1954-06-02, Page 10The Wingham Wednesday, June 2nd* 1954 WROXETER Film Shown Here ’ Sponsored by the local branch of the Women's Institute, the film, “A Queen Is Crowned” was shown in the town hall on Friday night. Two additional films, “The Leslie Bell Singers” and “Animals Unlimited”, provided a full evening’s entertainment. Presi dent Mrs. John Lane welcomed the audience and Kenneth Edgar was in charge of the projector, A large crowd was on hand. Personals Mr. and Mrs, Frank Stamper, Mr. Uhhn Souch and Mrs. Mildred Stewart visited friends at Seaforth on Sunday. Miss Margaret Jardine will leave shortly for a visit to Western Can ada. fairly On Wednesday evening the Com munity Club held a dance in aid of the Remodelling of the* town hah. The Fordwich orchestra provided good mu sic for dancing and a hot dog stand was set Up. The crowd pointing, owing to* other in the district. “Winter in Florida” will ic to be given by Mrs. J. H. Wylie when Wrodeter Women’s Institute meets in the Masonic club rooms on Wednesday afternoon, June .2, Mrs. Cecil Wilson, a delegate to the re cent presidents' conference, will re port. Members of the Women's* Institute in Ontario will be interested to know that in June two broadcasts will be given on Trans-Canada Matinee, June Sth, and again on June 16th. Mrs. Liesje Putlane, who represents the Dutch Countrywomen of the World will be the speaker. She will teh of was disap- attractions be the top' I Gee Walpole SASH FRAMES CUPBOARDS PITTSBURG PAINTS GLASS STAIRS SCREENS HARDWARE Custom Woodwork Telephone 260-w Building Wingham Carpentry Dutch farm homes and also tell ol the help being given to members of the Dutch Countrywomen’s Associa tion through the money donated for flood relief. This Trans-Canada Mat inee is a 45-minute broadcast each af ternoon from Monday to Friday on a GBG network. Jimmy Allen has spent the past two weeks with friends here. His mother, Mrs. J. J, Allen and Marjorie, spent the week-end here and Jim returned to Toronto with them. Sunday visitors with Mrs. D. S. MacNaughton and John were Mr. Richmond Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs, Bruce Armstrong and daughter Eliza beth, of Fordwich. Several pupils from Wroxeter senior and junior rooms attended the musi cal festival in Walkerton on Friday evening. They wpre accompanied by their teachers. Billy Hart, Stratford, spent the week-end with his parents here. Mrs, James McTavish will soon leave for the West, where she will spend some time with relatives. Mr. Cameron has purchased home of Mr. Lyle Brothers and take up residence shortly. Wroxeter delegates attending district annual meeting at Moleswortb Wednesday were Mrs. William Hart, Mrs. Roy Hunter, Mrs. Thos. Burke, Mrs. Victoria Brothers, Mrs. J. N. Allen, Mrs. W. T, MacLean, Mrs. Herb Patterson, Mrs. Leslie Douglas and Mrs, D. S. MacNaughton. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Carswell, of Palmerston, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kermath. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gallaher, who have spent the winter season with Mr. and Mrs. Addison Jacques in British Columbia, have returned to home here and report a good Mr. Bert Harris is a patient Wingham General Hospital., many friends hope for a speedy re covery. Mrs, D. W. Rae, who has spent the winter with Miss Margaret Jardine at aer home, has again taken up resi lence at her cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence White, To ronto, spent the week-end at their summer home here. Mr. Robert Montgomery, Chatham, visited friends end. the will the their time, in the Bert’s here during the week- ■*1 “It’s a small book, but an important one . . . my bank book. Every week after making my deposit, I read my book. It’s full of wonderful facts: Fact No. 1, that I’m prepared for unexpected expenses. Fact No. 2, that my money is easily available . . . Fact No. 3, that as my savings increase, my money earns more interest for me. The smartest thing I’ever did was to open a Dominion Bank savings account.” It is the best way to save, and you’ll find thrift a pleasure when you bank at The Dominion Bank. DI THElOMINION J BANK 83SYEARS OF SERVICE TO THE CANADIAN PEOPLE N. L. Smith, Branch Manager, Wingham G. A. Beattie, Branch Manager, Gorrie 7 'T-' Hl •X fry r?,1 They arrange themselves two or three to a peddle Along; the length of the needle and devour it from tip to base. These larvae are peculiar in that they feed on the previous years’ foliage while others feed on the new growth. The appearance of trees so defoliated is spoiled. If defoliation is severe the tree suffers a severe set back. * A virus spray which has beep used successfully against these larvae is available from your nearest Depart ment of Lands and Forests office, This spray should he applied about ten to fourteen days after the larvae hatch. Further instructions for the use of this virus will be given to those who apply for it. FRANK C. HOPPER 4 Imperial's.shopping bill is more jhahj million a week r COON HIGHLIGHTS from the HIGH SCHOOL Sports .pWa, Parry Sound, Toronto, London, The advance of clement weather hap Hamilton and Belleville. For a wedding trip to Kentucky and Virginia, the bride wore a dressmaker suit .of banana beige with matching hat and accessories of nutmeg and cinnamon brown. ' The couple will reside in Kingston. brought into function _various sport schedules for the amusement of pupils obliged to remain at school during the noon intermission. Volleyball, table tennis (a recent innovation) and baseball have captured great interest and aroused more than sufficient en thusiasm to make such an undertak ing worth while. Since the baseball schedule is not yet only half finished, a report on the outcome of the games will not be fur nished until a later date. However, volleyball has come to an end and the junior and senior champions have been declared. After gruelling match es in the junior cycle, XC finally over came IXB to capture the junior cham pionship, after winning their final match 27-24. In the senior division, the XIB boys finished on top with the senior cham pionship after dealing to XIIA & B a sound licking 27-18. I shall now move on to table tennis, which reminds me of ancient Greek tournaments in which prowess is measured by the worth of the single contestant, rather than by the work ing ability of the team, In this divis ion of sports, the competition was very keen. Dave Donahue, a XIII student carried off the championship after a successful final match with Doug Murray. One might speculate at this point whether the rapid approach of the final examinations will dull the inter est in the remaining schedules, or whether a victory for any group now would be conducive to serious, study ing. Sawfly Control is Available in Spray Owners of Scotch Pine, Jack Pine and Red Pine plantations or wind breaks are advised to be on the look out for European Pine Sawfly larvae which will soon appear on the foliage of these trees.» These blackish-coloured larvae or worms are about one-eighth inch long when they first appear, t becoming a dark green colour as they grow in Hugh Sinnamon Birth St. Joseph’s Hospital, Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Edith Martin), Ridge-1 i NELSON—In Chatham, to Nelson (nee town, a daughter, Charlotte Anne. LET CONTRACT FOR PINKERTON BRIDGE King Brothers, Of Wingham and Cargill, have been given the contract to build the new Bruce County Bridge at Pinkerton. The new bridge will be 100 feet long with 30-foot driveway and a raised sidewalk. It will be made of reinforc ed concrete and is expected to be completed in four months. to Renew A good shoe can be brought back to good condition through the modern equip ment in our shop. 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She wore a half cap of matching lace with fingertip veil and carried a white Bible covered with white gardenias and stephanotis. Miss Joyce Houston, sister of the groom, was matron of honor. The bridesmaids were Miss Blanche Sim and Miss Joyce Blayney, of Hamilton. They wore waltz-length dresses of orchid chromspun taffeta with mat ching jackets and tiny French hats with velvet trim, and carried nose gays of mauve-toned sweet peas. Miss Jean Welwood and John Wel- wood, twin cousins of the bride,* were flower girl and ring bearer respective ly. The former wore a short dress of orchid chromspun taffeta and carried a basket of mauve-toned sweet peas. Master Welwood was dressed in short black velvet pants and a white satin shirt with a black bow tie. He carried a white satin pillow edged with tulle of the bride's dress. 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