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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1944-08-24, Page 8• LIONS 194 VICTORY FROLI Seventh Year — To Be Held In The Wingham Arena Are04 LABOR DAY EVENIN G 4111=1111111111111111111111111111.011 . „ • ' „ GROUND FRESH WHILE YOU WAIT REX COFFEE, lb' 49c SUNLIGHT LAUNDRY Makes Ironing Easier 3 bars 20c SATer .. pkg. le LASCO' Tl~e Suds CLEANSER . . .. g Una I-5e LA FRANCE . .. pkg. 15c Maple Leaf Skin-on Weiners lb. 2k Macaroni and Cheese Loaf , lb. 33c FRESH PRUITS AND VEGETABLES (.50AttOgg . LEMON'S w GRAPEFRUIT .4 TOMATOES CANTALOUPECABBAGE CELERY PEPPERS FRESH •PnAcnts ARRIVING DAILY ' LYcETHEATRE Thursday, Friday, Saturday, August 24, 25, 26 *Old mr BLONDE TROUBLE WITH Lewis STONE • Mickey. ROONEY Fay HOLDEN • Sara HADEN Bonita blIANv11.LIE • Herbert MARSHALL Also- "Short 'Subjects" r. Matinee Saturday afterrlooP at 2.30 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, August 26, 29, 30 JOAN FONTAINE :MARGARET O'BRIEN ORSON WELLES InY "JANE EYR A romantic drama taken from.the pages of a widely read novel. Also "Short Sulifects" r. WHITECHURCH Miss Marlene. Lowry of Ripley, is visiting at the home of her aunt, Mrs. George Fisher. Mrs. S. M. Foien of Torontu, spent the past week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Ross. Mr, and Mrs. Harry Moss of Glen coe, and Miss Eileen McClenaghan, ,of London, spent the week-end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben McClen- agha.n. Mrs. Bifflitz of Guelph, spent a few days last week with Miss Mildred Mc- Clenaghan. Mr. Clarence McClenaghan left last Thursday to attend' the meetings at WE SER/1C,E Westinghouse RAMO TUBES 11111111111121*ILliti Camp Ryerson on Lake Erie, for the next ten; •days. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Steele and son:'Ray of Toronto, who have been camping, at Kincardine for the past spirit Monday at the home of his aunt, Mrs. Jak Cornelius. Irene Patterson returned to her homer. in. Toronto lait Thursday after visiting with her mother, Mrs. Wm. Taylor: , Mrs. Will Conn• spent a few days last week with her sister, Mrs. Sam Hiitchison of Wingham. Angits Falconer left last Mon- day'v,•rith his Uncle, Mr. Elgin Purdon !and` will spend' the next few weeks in Detroit. Miss Betty' Gillespie of Kincardine, is visiting with her grandparents, Mr. and 'Mrs. 'John Gillespie and other relatives here. Quite a number enjoyed the corn roast in the jJnited.Church, under the auspices of • the Y.P.U. on Thursday evening. 'The recreation period was in clia'rge of Mr. Carman Farrier, and Mrs. G. E. Farrier had charge of the worship service with. Miss Mildred McClenaghan reading the scripture lesson. Mrs,„Millan Moore led in prayer, and Miss Winnifred Farrier gave a splendid paper on "our -prepar- ation to take our place in the' new I PATTISON Radio Service Phone 171 `•;'FLOOR SHOW • BY :Jessie MacGregor Concert 'Co. GAMES.: NCING BINGO Proceeds '100% for Lions Welfare Projects C, ADMISSION TO ARENA• t *ADULTS CHILDliEN 10c. 4 Dr. W. '. Johnston o ucknow, was 'the guest speaker at last week's nursing class. His subject was "Em- ergencies" and he also gave a demon- stration on bandaging. Practice work in bed making was done under the supervision of Mrs. James Wilson, and in bathing the baby with Mrs. T. F. Wilson in charge, while Mrs. Ward, and Mrs. Stuart had charge of other Work. Next week the meeting will be held on Friday night with Dr. Little of Lucknow as lecturer. martiri - Thom The marriage of Jean Alberta Thom, Mothercraft nurse, formerly of. Toron- to, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Thom, Lucknow, to Mr. Allan. James Martin of Pictou, Nova Scotia, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. R. J, Martin, Sydney, Cape Breton, took place on August 12 in St. James' Anglican Church, Pictou, Nova Scotia, Rev. R. Bent, naval 'padre, officiating. The bride, looked lovely in a powder blue wool street length dress with black accessories and a corsage of sweet- heart roses and lily of the valley. The matron of honor, Mrs. R. Bent, wore a pink Wool jersey dress trimmed with blue, with Corsage of Briarcliffe roses and fern. The bridegroom was attend- ed by Lieut, Jack Merrifield, R,C.N.V, R., of London, After the ceremony the bride and bridegroom left for a hOneymoon in Printe Edward Island. They will also visit in Peterborough and Lueknow and will reside in To- ronto, MORRIS Miss. 'Sahel Douglas visited last week with Mr, and Mrs, Chas. te.s. man and sons, Mr. and Mrs. (George Peacock and daughter, are visiting with iris park eats, Mr, and Mrs. Jas. Peacoat And Mr, and Mrs, Will Peacock and bther friends. Mr. and Mts. 'Melville Mail-lets re. turned hottie ,'last week after visiting with hit intcle and Mint, and Mrs. Henry Owens and Miss itthota Mathes, alk6 iris cousin's, Theo. dote and Miss Myrtle Owens at Wei. WINGHAM ADVANCg-TIMES Inspector of the tanks, which are be- ing sent overseas, Mrs. Ab, Taylor of Toronto has been here with her father, Mr. J. l3, Morrison for her holi- days, • Mrs". W, Cilison and children of CaYftga, who have been visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, J, F, Mc- Lean, are pow visiting with her hus- band's parents and other relatives in. Listowel, and Mr, and Mrs, MrLean visited on Sunday with their aunt, Mrs, Noble, at the home of Mr, and Mrs, Harry Noble, of Moorefield, and with Mr, and Mrs. Rolls of Moore- field, and with Mr, and Mrs, Travers, of ,Gowanstown. Mr. Wendell Taylor, is having cement 'floors and stalls put in his stables. ' Mrs, Clarke of Hensall, spent the past three weeks at the home of her daughter, Mrs. John Mason, Mr. Lloyd Mason of the R.C.O.C., spent the past two weeks with relatives in this district, and on Sunday Lloyd and his wife and her •parents, Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Appleby• and his parents, Mr," and Mrs. John Mason, motored to Camp Borden to spend the day. Miss Tillie Alexander of-St. Helens, is visiting with Mrs. Fox. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson IVIcVittie, of Flint, Mich., are visiting this week at the home of her brother, Mr. Gordon Elliott, and at the home of her sister, Mrs. Albert Walters. Mr. and Mrs, Mcprath and Mr..and Mrs. Geo. Kennedy and ions, spent Sunday at Kincardine. Mr. A. M. Penne of East Wawanosh has been very ill during the past week with pleurisy. The Triple V Class of Belgrave, had charge of the service on Sunday morn- ing at Brick Church during the ab- sence of the pastor on his holidays. The address was given by Mr. Carl Vincent. Next Sunday, the young people of Brick' Church will •have charge of the services at Brick and Belgrave. Mr. and Mrs. Gregg Shiell and sons, Elmer and Wilfred, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Alec Shiell of St. Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Mci3urney and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Robinson, spent Sunday at Kincardine and visit- ed with Mrs. Robt. Scott. Bob has been in France for the past few weeks. Mrs. Froome went through an ap- pendicitis operation in Wingham hos- pital on Mond* Pte. Cecil Froome, of London, is honie fora few days this week. world after the war," Miss Bank of Toronto, and Mr. and Mrs, McCallum and daughter of Mor- ,ri,s,,,were in this conununity on Sun-' days carrying' on for the lehOVah'Wit' Posses, Mr, Win, Bartfair has been indis- posed after' taking a tumble on Sat- urday, when splitting up some wood, Rev, and. Mrs, W. T. Watt, Grims- by, and FO, Bob Watt and Mrs. Watt and +baby daughter of Poit Dover, re- turned to their homes on ,Monday after visiting with, Mr. and Mrs. Mil- lan Moore for the past week.' Mr. and Mrs, Victor Clarke of Long Branch also spent Friday with Mr, and Mrs. Moore, FO. Bob Watt leaves on Wednesday to take a course in com- mando work at Calgary. The regular monthly meeting of the Women's Institute was held on Tues- day last in the hall here, with the presi- dent, Mrs. Cecil Falconer in the chair. After the openitig exercises and the business period, the following program was presented: Piano solo, Mrs. , Nelson Pickell; duet, Leona Pickell and Helen Walters; Mrs.- Grain gave a 'splendid paper on the motto, "The farmei is God's partner hi giving to the world the food it needs", and Mrs. George McGlenaghan gave a very interesting paper on "Home Beautification". Arrangements were made for the Grandmothers meeting to be held in September. A letter was read from Pte. Nat Thomp- son from England, telling of his ap- preciation of the can of cookies that the ladies had sent him recently. The Red`Cross Society held a quilt- ing at • the., home of Mrs. Malcolm Ross on Tuesday. An interesting gathering was • held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Millan Moore 'on 'Sunday afternoon, when they had their little daughter, Muriel Catharine baptized by her grandfather, Rev. W. J. Watt. Among those present were, Mr. Harry McClenaghan and Billie and, Edith of Belgrave; Sergt. Harold Sparling and Mrs. Sparling, and Douglas and Marie, of Wingham; FO. Bob Watt and Mrs. Watt, of Port Dover. Sergt. Harold Sparling and. Douglas left on Sunday for To- ronto, where Douglas\ will spend the week with his grandmother, Mrs. Ed. Browning. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. Normand Thompson, spent Thursday last in Stratford. Miss Catherine Ross spent the week- end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bob MacDonald of Kinlough. Mr. and Mrs. Sam. Coulter, of East Wawanosh, spent Sunday at the home of her sister, Mrs. Jas. Falconer. Tpr. Jas. St. Marie of Camp Borden, spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. St, Marie, and on Sunday all visited at the home of her sister, Thos. Rowan of Ayton. Mr. and Mrs. Roy McInnis and children Of Toronto, were in this com- munity over the week-end, when he and his brother, Leonard, left to at- tend the funeral of his brother Mal- colm, who was .drowned in the De- troit river last week. He left to mourn him, his wife and two small children. 1111.011.1011.1.111100.01.1.1.1.001.1,1111101 Congratulations siTo the Property 0 WPW'S of the Town of Wingham Vou have indeed shown your interest in the Wingham Gener- al HoSpital an institution we are all proud of, Thee "Yes Vote" has been practically unanimous — Let's make our financial support whole 1 /4 hearted, We're for the most modern, best equipped hospital in West- ern 'Ontario. The Board now have just that in the blueprint 'stage now— COME ON WINGHAM "Back the Board !" McKibbons Ammommomm. L. R. S. Cover Outstanding Pianist and Soloist of Toronto, will conduct Special Services —In The — Salvation Army Hall This. Week End Friday Evening , 8 p.m. SaturdaY7-Open Air Service Sunday---11 a.m., 2.30 andA p.m., YOPLOgriVelcome. -'• Hear him over CKNX. Friday Morning. BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. John 1.ucas, Pastor SUNDAY1 AUG. 27th. 10 a.m.—Siinday Shcool.• 11. a.m. "Movements of the. Holy Spirit". 7.30 p.m. — "The Unchanging Saviour."• :• • • • WEDNESDAY 8 O'clock Prayer meeting for Revival. Arnold L. Earl A.W.C.M: (Paed.) Teacher of piano, violin and • ' :theory. Pupils prepared for examinations in music. Those, in the vicinity of . Wroxeter, wishing to receive class instruction on stringed or, wind instruments, preparatory to forming an instAnnental group, are advised tio get in touch with me before Sept, 9th. Mr. and Mrs, Jas. Weir of London, were visiting friends in Wingham and ,district on Friday last. Miss Mary Frances Benniger, Reg. N., who has been nursing her aunt, Mrs. John Angus Kennedy, of Culross and their twin baby, boys, returned home to De- troit one day last week. Mr. Joe Thompson of Cbirtland and AC. Harold Thompson and Mrs. Thompson• arict,Dianne, of Tilsonburg, visited with relatives on the 9th of E. Wawanosh on Sunday, Wren Jean Welwood is expeeted home• this Saturday from Halifax to spend two weeks holidays with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Ezra Welwood, Mrs. W. IL Farrier, Mrs. Garnet Varriert Miss: Winnifred Farrier, and Mr. Carman Fattier, left on Monday f4 spend this week at a cottage at Kin- tan, • Mrs. Albert CoulteS and children, who had spent last week with her par- entS, Mr. arid Mrs, Thos, Kerry, of Paisley, returned home on Sunday with COulteS, Albert inad# a neW cement driveway last week, and now starts work on a new garage, which Will be built to the north side of his wood shed. Mr. Carnet Perrier is also tonal-tenting work 'on a new garage , Mrs. J. n.` ,Morrison hat been. visit ' ing in. Toronto for 'the past week at the triune of her son, CO*. TOn,,M0r-. riSon, be pleased to know that Toni :Otta gped ,l ISitiatY7 ) ow With the Ford Metter CO, there, ad v?r. wyn, Sask., .and other cousin's at Re- gina. Mrs. Harold Harris And sons are visiting with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Johnston.att,ci other friends, Mr. Earl Mathers visited for a few days last, week with his ,'uncles and aunts, Mr. and Mri. Richard Johnston and Mr. Henry Mathers and sisters and Chas. and,other friends. Mr. and Mrs,' Harvey Robertson held a re,union.,at their home for the Brown farrillies who aie visiting their friends here, and at prussels. Mr. and Mrs. Will Peacock and son, Mr.t.and Mts. Jas. Peacock, Mr. and Mrs. George Peacock and daughter, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mr's. Wilbert Mathers and Helen at 'Kin- cardine. ' Mrs. Leslie Clark and daughter, Miss. June Shields and Mr.' Henry Mathers and sisters and Chas., visited on Sunday with Mr. and grs Earl PHONE 161 • ack to School Hamilton and family. • Mr. and Mrs: Sparling Johnston• and family, visited on Sunday with his, parents, Mr: and ,Mrs. Edward John- ston and Mrs. Harold Harris and sons ' at Bluevale. Mr. Vernon Hamilton: had his ton- ' sits removed in Wingham hospital last week. . 4,m oker s Sundries Magazines Haselgrove's SMOKE SHOP B. D. SMITH'S GkAPE JUICE .......... 16-oz, btle. 25c NEILSON'S JERSEY, BRAND COCOA ... 1-1b. tin 29c FREE DELIVERY tins 25c lb. 32c ... gal. 49c .. doz. 29c . lb. 35c 4 doz. 25c '2 SPECIALS Just Arrived: Boys' Suits (6 to 16 years) Boys' Shirts Boys' Odd Trousers Boys' Sweaters • Everything .for Boys for School I 4 " King Dept. -i.tore Qn behalf of the Board of Directors of Wingham General Hospital, I wish to express ap- preciation of the ,splendid endorsation of the people of Wingham, by your vote on Monday, of the pro- posed addition to the Hospital. To those who gave of their time and effort in organization and in getting out the vote, I extend sincere thanks. MN MINS Smith's Economy Food Store GARDEN PATCH CAMPBELL'S CHOICE PEAS • tin 15c VEG. SOTJ1 AN ALL PORK PRODUCT CANADIAN K A M tin 35c NEW CHEESH XXX Spirit or Cider Vinegar ,, . Heavy Grade Zinc Rings Whole Mixed Pickling Spice .. War •Grade Rubber Rings NATION bt1PONS VIAL/1) tHURSIJAV, AUGUST 24 Tea or Coffee Nos. to• 39. Butter, Nos, 70 to 75. Spgar, Nos. 1 to SC Pre*etVes; Nos, 1 to Canning Sugar, Nos, F1 to DOMESTIC SHORTENING lb. 20c McCORMICK'S 'fA:' SODAS pkg. 12c Y. ••