HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1956-07-18, Page 6WOMEN'S CASUALS
A lino *election of Summer Sandals in White, Panama, Blut
or Black. Dressy Wedge or Flat:
SALEin
PRICES 12.44 $2.94 $3.9
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CHILDREN'S SANDALS
These are la Other White or Multi-colors
,for Dress or Plity.
SALE' PRICE $2.34
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How short can sbarts be 'before becoming .too'short?, Albert —Crobkes; , former, deputy reeve of Ccoksville, Ont., 'says they i,abanildn!,t be less than 24 inches and that policemen ghould Am: armed with tape measures to see that the figure was. enferced.
:One council membeesiggested that there would be a rush-te, ',the, pollee force If the idea was•• made law. The 24-inch :measure- . ‘inentwotild, obviously, land• Lynn Fitzgerald in the clink if retiforced,,. while .Lois McKay would escape official attention.: Ili
spite of Ms.. Crookes, no, limit was, nut on the length of shoi:tg. . •
LAW FOR POLICEMEN TO. ENFORCE
and Mrs. Williath 'Searson, Kit.41-
encr. • '
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Moreland
-and family spent Sunday at' Kin-
cardine.
Mr: :David Cooper of Colorado
and An W. Cooper of Vagaski,
Sask:, spent a few days withr:
and Mrs. Cameron Edgar. Mr., and
Mrs. William Doig and Renald Of
Molesworth visited last Tuesday at
the same home,
'Mr. and Mrs, Clifford • Pylie,
G.lett-and Brian were at Southamp-
ton last week-end. •
-Mr. and Mrs. Harry'Voga,n, Nan-
cy. and Wayne of lVfoncton,
,visited list week with' Mrs.• John
Gowdy and' Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Hypdman. Recent, visitors .at the
same hot& were Mrs. JoSeph NO-
gan, Wingham, and. Mr, and Mrs.
D: W. Hicks, of, Harriston. '
imbedded in their clothing or" in
It" the children get chewing gum • :j t.
awl scrape it off. If a stein 'ye- -
GORRIE . •
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THORNTON—In Witigham.
era) .Hospital on Wednesday, July
11th, /900, to Mr. and Mrs. '.1.)van
.Thornton, a son.
flAITTAN--Xn Wingham Gainerel
Hospital, on Wednesday. July 11,
1.056, to Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Rut-
tan, a son. ,
RUTTAN—In Shelburne •NeSpital
on Friday, July 13, MO, to Mr.
and Mrs. Artintr 'Rattan, of
Oorbetton, e, daughter.
There will be no service in the
United Church for the next two
Sundays as. Rev. B. Green is on
vacation.
Mrs. Luton. of Kiricardiee has
been a. visitor with her daughter,
Mrs, James Durnin and Mr, Dur-
nin.
Mrs..Colin 'McDonald is making
favorable . recovery froni another
attack of pneumonia. •
Mrs. W. I. Miller, Mrs. T. J.
Sale Starts Thurs. July 19
ST. iLENS
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, . • MisS ,Ruth Toner •id in , Toront.
/akinP "- eburse° for public school 'a carpet, '-ruiPavith a 'piece ore ice
music teachers:
Mr'g, Harold IlYecitnrin and'Gwen Mains, sponge . with earl:m:tetra-
spent' copple .of days with Mr. ellioride. '
A9 S TWIN STEWARDESSES
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ACIVaTI004111110k, WeitOasilv duly $51
4 C4OrtMEAbc,LIt 100 persons at- Bible Society, will speak at the
'UNION AT hQRRIE
ARMSTRONGi Secretary District
son, B.A., district secretary of the
To Speak at Gorrie
GORRIE- -The Rev, CI, B, Par-
00444 the DIXOn.Arrnatrong re- United Ohnrch Isere on Wecitses-
:Union in the Carrie Community day, -August 3•St at 8 P.m,
Everyone is invited to come iirld '
ark On Wednesday. Two pipers bear the story of the British and , trPrn rrilleetibtirg added to the af- Foreign Bible Society es told by
ItertlOon'a entertainment, ,Mr. Parson.
The pest president was Elliott
RidgetoWn, The presidaut
ejectecl for the coming y(ar
Cormiek Armstrong, of 'reeswater'
asecretarY, Mrs, Hugh Armstrong of
eeswater; sports, Wilfred "Parrish
Of ..lteknow1 lunch, Mrs. Wilfred
Tartish, Lucknow. The Picnic will.
Mid-Summer
SALE
o'••••••••••••••••KWSW.*•,,,,I
20% REDUCTIONS
on
Sunsuits
Bathing Suits
Pedal Pushers
Shorts
Diaper Sets
Blouses
Sun Dresses
Bonnets T Shirts
'Stkrnmer SLEEPERS
2 pairs of pants
assorted styles
'20% REDUCTION
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Cotton DRESSES
Sizes 2 - Gx
Assorted styles and colors
20 to 30%
REDUCTION
Boys'
WASH SUITS
, Sizes 1 - Gx
Assorted styles and
colours.
20 30%
REDUCTION
Summer PYJAMAS
20% REDUCTION
Assorted Styles — Sizes 2 to 8
An EXTRA reduction
of 10% on all
merchandise purchased
with a Baby Bonus .
Cheque.
FAIRYLAND
Winghitin's Exclusive Store for Tiny Tots
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GORE
Sunday visitors. with Mr, and
Mrs. Glad Edgar were Mrs. R, A.
McCready and Margaret and Miss
Annie gastie of Herriaten, Mrs.
Victor Hill of Kitchener ,,and, Mr,
Bides Robertson of Te4Water.
Mr. and Mrs; FPO , Feigel: and
family visited friends' iti Lorkini
On Sunday,
Miss 'Betty Zimmerman, of Van,
coaver, HO, is visiting liar mother,
Mrs. Tossie Zimmernian and other
relatives,
Mr, Earl Moreland of London
spent the week-end with Mr, and
Mrs. Wallace Moreland.
Girls from Gorrie. attending the
C.G.I.T. Camp, Miramichi, near Pt,
Elgin, are Faye awl Sandra Eclaar,
Corinne Rhame; Ruth Grainger
Karen Michel, Joyce Ford and Mar-
gie Hestia
Mrs. Jennie Edgar returned on
Monday to London after spending
the past three weeks with Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Edgar.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Finlay visit-
ed their sister-in-law, Mrs. Ed.
Fleming and Mr. Fleming of Kil-
syth. Mrs. John Finlay and Sterling
also visited at the same home.
Mr. and Mrs, Harry Faegan, Sar-
bark& and Bonnie, Teeswater, visit-
ed on Sunday with MrJ and Mrs.
Harry Gowdy.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Aldcorn i •of
Toronto, spent the week-end with
Mr, and, Mrs. Swart, Whitfield.
Mrs. Whitfield retdrneci with Ahern
for a few days' visit,. In Toronto: •
Mr. and Mrs. 'Andrew ; Edgar
spent Sunday in Guelph.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Miller, Sandra
and tlaine spent Sunday sae Dun ,
dalk.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Haptie, accom-
panied by Mrs. A. A. Donnelly of
Harriston, spent a day last. week .
at Huntsville arid,
,
their
daughters, Marie,:,,Ii4tiet4ncl • eig7,
leen Donnelly,‘ wifti,,aWSpencling
the holidays, at a lodge near I-Junta-
Mr. and Mrs. Cloyne,IVfichel
ed, relatives ,in Milverten on, Sun-
day. •
Mr. and Mrs., Jack Blyth and
Kenide of Weston and Tom HP ;tie
of Toronto, spent the week-end
with Mr.'and '
Harold Hyndman;
and Wes Gallaivay',SPelil.:test Week
fishing at Temagind.ikhey report
a good catch, 'the'largest: fish,. 'M-
ing 32 inches. • • "
Mr. Gordon Wilson, 'of. Camrose,
Alta., called on friends her on
Thursday.. He and Mrs. Wilson are
guests at. the litant of Mr. arid Mrs
Bert. Winston Of Pordwien..He was
once k resident On the term novir
Owned by Leenerd Rattan
Mr. and Mrs: Wkd;
spent Wednesday .at. Pert Elgin.
Mrs, Lionel 11ldtood Cori. 14, .was
initiated into the L.013.A. on Tulas-
d ay evening,'Mrs, Sadie ..,Tenniton
of Vancouver,: . B.C.i'..1whO' ;was,, a
guest of Mrs.'Tessia •ZiinMe,ittian,
was a visitor to thOsidge.,
Mrs. Harold Edgkr;:.Frances,and
Jimmie, of Toroeto, afskediMr. and
Mrs. Gordon. Edgar few.,days
last week, Frances ,and Jimmie are-
remaining with their gtiatfdParenta
fora longer, Visit:
. A large nttmberarom ,the:Gorkle
district were 1,1 Sit'afbAkeat Satur
day for .the'anpnel 04,11$e 00obitt- . ; tion.
Mr. and Mii. Janiei'..Grehitin of
Toronto were week-end 'visitors
with relatives. . •
Mr: Leonard Armatroag of La-
nier, Mich., visited Mrs. Jets. iArtn-
strong on Friday.
Mrs. G. Wright returned on Sat-
urday after visiting friends in To-
ronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Galbraith and
Miss Bess of Kisbe,y, ,Sealc., who
have been visiting with' Mrs, Wil-
liam Corbett, and other,he, relativeq,
spent the ;Week-end, with friends
at Woodstock. •
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`service ,,for the
parlah 6i Gorrie, Fordwieh . and
WroXeterwill be held next Sun-
day, jely•722,,at St: James' Church
inVcQ'titer at 2 30 PM The Rev.
H:L;''Parker, of'Wingham, will
Preqh...
,
There will
,
be no service at
Gorrie, or FordWich,
4.1. . • - 0 -
A4iliale.of ',used clothing and new
quiliS was' sent by the W,A, last
week "to. th,e ,Rt,
Bis'hop's- Lodge, Peace River, flit
bek far „distribution in the Atha,
baSha Diocese. •
Satirlee:of.Holy Communion was
held.,...en•Aunday With ;the Rev. H
,'Parker, yVitigharac 'celebrant.
ORRIS .".
CathOs.. of Toronto
was ;;;;a'..i.Weelt,end • ,Viaiter. at her
taking-an.art course
in T:er,a00%dtirltig.';,,the holidays.
Itkfialtdnide Harris' of. COlensay,
Saslc,Uhail peen. visiting relatives
ins tilts,;* community .• : . •
.,•?Maliel--Stewart ia. i visiting
witlf
:t o
•ielativei at Niagara, Falls,
Miller
of Mr: 'and Mrs. Archie
Miller on Wednesday Were Robert
Laing and Miss J;Can, Shakespeare
,james, Riddell .and • daughter,
MiPs Florence of New Hamburg:
Mrs. Sidney Jones and Miss Nellie
Riddell Of Kelowna,. B.C:
"W.
19n Icy conditions :near the env-
trance of the. New Jersey' Twppitte
induced a Old, Lady Rhoda SOW
that her elm), at the 02,04), was =nil
something else or her speed wpuid
have been better adjusted to On,
ditions. On another occasion, one
of her two children cried, "look
at' the beautiful palm tree", just
she was about to park in a lot in
Florida, In looking at one palm
tree, her foot hit the accelerator'
instead, of the brake, and the ear
crunched into another palm,
"Pay attention"", appears to be
first class, safe driving advice.
IFT.—You ere using id the ortgage
plan of buying your home,
YOU' should know about our ,
special MORTGAGE INSUR,
' ANON. • Consult—
FRANK C. HOPPER
—Representative—
Canada Life
WINGHAM, ONT.
Mr, Bert Wright is on
to the West as far as Saskatoen,
Sask. He was accompanid bylMr.
Fred McIntosh, who is 'returning
to his horse Saskateheyvan:after
visiting friends here sincethe Vett-
tennial.
,
The Rev; and Mrs. George. Wylie
and little son• pfiWallaceburg
left, fpr Kingston where they., :ill
Visit Mrs. Wylie's relatiVes. :They
have,spent the:pest two weekaiyath
Mr. Wylie's niettier, Mrs. joliti:.Wy-
lie, of town. • ,
Jerry and JimmY Ilayndnia a'slient °
last week' at William 13ennett's.';
DRIVING BLIND
Lady Ilhada, who stays out of
accidents professionally while e•aii,
pletely blindfolded, has some r (Mee
for all, drivers. "Pay attention,"
flays she.
The feature attraction at a Stack
Car Race in Toronto, Lady Rhoda
negotiated the entire track, with
several obstacles, including six
motor vehicles, deliberately placed
in• her path. •
She has yet to have her first ac-
cident under these difficult clr-.
'cumstanees, and points to intense
concentration as the reason, She
does, however, admit to two accii.
dents in normal' driving, ,end
blames inattention. On one occas-
k
Todd and 'Miss Isobel Miller at-
tended the 4'-eera1 of.Mr, John
McIntyre, father of Mr, Gordon
McIntyre at Paisley last Wednes-
day,
be held at Harbor Park, Goderich,
next year.
Those attending were from Luck,
now, RhIgetown, Teesiva,ter, Dun-
dalk, Stratford, Guelph and Gorrie.
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Cal a's suitimEit CLEARANCE SALE is one of the most outstared-
in g OE SALES of Ole year. Bargains for all , the family in all
types of Footvvear. TENNIS SHOES, CAMP SHOES, PUMPS and
oxFoups , are GREATLY REDUCED. 10% or more off all best
brand names such as Naturalizes. and Flamingo Shoes for Women,..,
Hartt, Scott McHale and Ritchie for men, Savage and Wragge Shoes
for children.
WOMEN'S DRESS. SHOES
Black, Bine' & Brown in these groups.
REGU TO $7.95'
SALE PRICE $1.94, $2.94, $3.94
• DRESS SHOES
A better grade of Dress Shoes' in White; Black, Panama & Blue ,
REGULAR TO $12.00 A
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THE EVER POPULAR VACATION:SHOES
:Little Geits' Youth's s' ' Men's
$ 3 1 $344. $5 24
Children's
CANVAS SHOES ' •
A strong; sturdy Canvass Oxford $1 •t the ssibt PRICE of •64
CANVAS FOOTWEAlt
Canadian-made 'heavy Black Duck Wmers with strong, White foxing.
Men's $2.64 Boys' $2,24 Child's '$1.94
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MEN'S DRESS OXFORDS
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Rho selection of ' Dress Oxfords in piturdy deli leathers - Black or Brown
Regular to $10.00
PRICES . — $5.44 and $7.94 SALE
(Higher Grade Menfs 0AfOrds at Sale Prices)
Ideliticaa t*inS' Margaret ,bails llangier,, left, and Mary 1301 Ikansier
traduited teeently as Trang-Cannda Alt-Lines stewardesses. 13a:sed in
Tororit0,; the gitis,ntn.TCA's ot4y twirl flight attendants, They were
Win And'alutatd1 in Cbilingwood, tratIo and graduated as registe're'd
41064 from the General.and Marine Hospital
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OUTSTANDING VALUE RACK
WOMEN'S Ilnil GROWING ` GIRLS' SHOES Mid SLIPtERS -4.
$1 00 ValueS to $10.00 SALE PRICE
ALLAN
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Of SHOES:
Ontario
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