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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1956-08-08, Page 3le Me vangero is ‘.:114rge ofi irio's. :Oreg. areas .404 volt to a- Nit this _fialnaMer to- 'keep. forest •fire .record to. an all- personal vigilance i they :ash for, 0.11,11.11iittiouiploctimitlimionts iLASHMAR Theatre LISIOWEL ;ea at, Armouries :on 1Twy. 8(1 IMO • Aug, 0-l0 Girl In Every Port" titian Bendix, Granche Marx it., Mon., Aug. 043 !`TIT HE MAN WITH THE GUN" tobert Ilifitchum, Jan' Sterling lies., Wed,, Aug. it-15. "Not As A Stranger" :(Adult) Olivia de Haviland obert Mitehum, Frank Sinaaa inns., Fri., Aug. 10-17 HEIDI and PETER" '(Colour) "lblsbeth Sigmund • Mon., Aug. 1.8-20 "VERA CRUZ" (Colour) ary Cooper,,,Burt Lancaster hes., Wed.,. Aug, 21-22 "SUMMERTIME" (Colour) (Adult) Katheriiro Hepburn hurs.;. 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Just push a button' ... step on the gas ... gel MakeS all other automatic transmissions Seem years behind the times! • Dodge is the biggest ear in the low-price field— measures almost a foot longer than other ears in its price Class! • Dodge gives' you Plight-Sweep styling, the only new note in automotive design this year! Here are just a 'few of the mantreasons why more people are switching to Dodge than ever before! • Dodge provides the dash of a high-torque V-8 with, tip to 2011) h. p. —or the reliable p6rformance of the Dodge "Big Six"! N. • Dodge has 15 outstanding safety 'features as standard equipment on any model you may choose! • Dodge delivers all this—and More—for a price to fit the lowest budget! Your Dodge dealer will show you how yen ean afford to own a glamorous, new Dodge! 'BISHOP OF 'LONDON wo0.4- Oldest visitor to St. Michael's on Sunday was 92-year-old Robert Newcombe, of Rlyth. He is seen here,speaking to Rev. Father. W. J, Phelan, Woodstock, , YOUNG WOMEN ViSitota for the Centennial brations with Mr, and Mrs. James `IVItchie were Mrs. W. L. t minden of Frobisher, Sask, Mr. and Mrs. R. b, •Cole of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. George Cole of London and Mr. Charles W. Cole of London. Wedding Day BELGRAVE—Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Kelly werd guests of their family at their home on the occasion of their 40th wedding anniversary on SIMday. Relatives and neighbours called during the afternoon and ev- ening to offer their congratulations. Their family were all home for the happy occasion: Mr.'and Mrs, Rus-* sel Kelly, Guy and Gail, , Sarnia; Mr. and. Mrs. Joe ,Morgan, Judy and Bonnie Jean, Aliso. Craig,, and Mr. Clifford Kelly, Dresden, Also Present were Mrs, ,Norman Walsh of Blyth; Mrs. John Kelly, Wing- ham; Mr, and Mrs. James Knox, Moose Jaw, Sask,, and Mr. Alex Kerr, Tuxford, Sask. CHURCH GROUP TO- PURCHASE CHA•IRS BELGRAVE—The regular Meet- ings of the Woman's Missionary Society and the Woman's Associa- tion were held 'on Wednesday af- ternoon, August 1 in the church. The president, Mrs. Edgar Wight- man, was in charge, of the `W.M.S. meeting and guests at this Meet- ing were the associate members, A hymn was followed by prayer at the opening and words of wel- come to the guests were express- ed. The minutes were read by Mrs. Earl Anderson and the treasurer's report was given by Mrs. George Martin. A report of the community friendship committee was read by Mrs. Jesse Wheeler. The Auxiliary, is 'to Priz,0$ and help 'with the lunch and other arrangements for the Mission Band picnie, to be held at the 10th line bridge on August 10. The Auxiliary, will also purchase study books for the Mission Band. Ten dollari was voted to Dr. J. Mooney to help de- fray ' expenses of parcels, sent to Korea. Mrs. Herb Wheeler took charge of the devotional service and open- ed it with a hynin and'meditation. Scripture passages frOm Matthew were read by Mrs, Albert Vincent and Mrs. Jack Anderson led in prayed). A medley of songs was played on the piano accordion by Mrs. John Nixon. Mrs. Herb Wheeler gave an in- teresting account on the topic, "The History of the Methodist Church", and Mrs. James Michie gave a similar one on the, Presbyterian Church. Minutes from the secre- tary's books from st number of years ago were read. • A duet, "God Is Love", was sung by Mrs. George Johnston and Mrs. Carl Procter accompanied by Mrs. George Michie. The meeting closed with the Lord's prayer in unison and prayer by Mrs. E. Wheeler, Mrs, E, Wightman conducted a contest and lunch was served by Mrs. Wheeler's group. W.A. Meeting At the Woman's Association meeting, Mrs. George Michie took charge and opened with a hymn. The theme was " The Secret of His Presence", Psalm 27 was read by Mrs. George Martin 'and the meditation on the Psalm• was' read by Mrs. George Michie, followed by prayer. Mrs. J. M. Coultes, treasurer, re- ported that there Was $1,041,85 on hand. It was decided to sell the rubber Matting from the church at $1.00 Per yard, and Mrs. Herb Wheeler and Mrs. Lyle Hopper are to look after the selling of it. Thank you cards were read from the Kirkby and UcArter families, The following committee was chosen to make arrangbments for purchasing chairs for • the choir loft: Mrs. George Martin, Mrs. Earl Anderson, Mrs, George lVfiehic and Receives 50=Year Button, Badge HbLORAVV—W, IVIatZanke, field manager of the Canadian Order of Foresters was preSent at the rev.. tar meeting Of the. Belgrave Pores tees on Monday evening, July 30, Mr. 1VratZtiiiite Presented C, G. McCrea with a 56-year button and badge for Past Chief Ranger, BELORAYE Mr, and Mrs. Clifford Purdon and family attended the Atehesen'', reunion held in Hammer on. Mon- day. Mr, and Mrs. jai= Stewart and Gary, of London, Mrs. Edith Sheri— dan, of Toronto and Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Wilkinson of Smithville, visited over the week -end with Mr. and Mrs,,Howard Wilkinson, Mist 'Verna Johnston, of Sarnia, and Mr, and Mrs, William England, Tugaslee, Sask., spent the week-end with Iv his Nora VanCamp and Mr. James VanCamp, • Mr, and Mrs. Bill Schrieber and family, of Strectsville, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Anderson and family, of Toronto, and Mr. Keith Anderson, st, Thomas, snentsqhe • week-end with Mr. And Mrs. Earl Anderson, Mr. 'and Mrs. Alec Nethery of Hamilton, visited on 'Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Robinson, Mr. and Mi:s. Allan Spiers of Toronto and 1VIr. and Mrs. James Duncan of Detroit, Michigan visit- ed over the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Walsh, Mr, and Mrs, Alec Young of Liz-, can and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Wight- man, Susan and Nellie Nizen of Blyth visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wightman • and family. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Black and Charlie Of Britton and Mr. and Mrs John Stewart and Gary of London spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. James Walsh and family. Mr. and Mrs. James McGill of Clinton visited on. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Wade. IM161111111111111111•011•MMIIIIMM 411001 WOO* ARRI 011111011 THEAS Shows Nightly -, 400 plead, 1010 Show At Po* Children tmder1240 cars PRP Cartoon at Perforrnan FREE corm', 3W01$wyggy ' TV :SONY. SITE TO THE n rui 25 rATitoNS. Wed., Aug. 8 `Female On The Beach' (Adult) Joan Crawford, Jeff Chandler ' Fri./ Aug. 10 - Sat, Aug "Navy Air Patrol" plus "Black Horse Canyon" Mon., Aug. 13 -''Toes„ Aug, 14 "Man With The Gun" Robert sitouip, Jan Sterling Special Farmers Nite n ; Tuesday, Aug. 14th Free Coffee MAO to First 25 Admissions Wed., Aug. 15 - ThIn's.f Aug.; "TARANTULA" (Adult) . John Agar, Mara CordaY • Pius "RUNNING WILD!" Fri., Aug. 17 - Sat., Aug.' 18 "The Bowery Boys in Jalopy" plus "Battle Stations" SPECIAL SUNDAY . MIDNITE EXTRA - EXTRA - EXTRA It's Leap Year, Girls!—and it's your movie! Treat your Gig— to the Leap Year Midnito Show on Sunday Nite at 12.05 Girls; Ask your 'Date to the Drive-In - buy ,your own, ticket and he Will be admitted forkalf price. On the. Screen its "Inside .the_ Walls of Folsom Prison" ,Plus "Unchained" (Ha-Ha) Mon., Aug. 20 - Tues., Aug. ,21 "Phantom From 10,000 - Leaguei" phia "Female Jungle" Remember Tuesday night ,is Mystery Prize Nite, Free Ceffee' Mugs to ISie First 25 Admissiens Wed,, Aug. 22 - Thurs.; Aug.. 23 "FOX 'FIRE" Jeff Chandler, Jane Russel ITS GOLD RUSH DAYS—Open Wide when you drive up to the' Box Office on Wed. or Thurs. Nite—if yoU can show our Cashier a Gold Tooth you are in for FREE! 111111111111•111111111111111111111111111111111111•1111111111, NOW THE tiME .70 SEE, DRIVE, 'AND DEAL 'OR THE BIG tauyi LEN CRAWFORD MOTORS BENRAVE Mra. Louis Hayes and Mies Jean Hayes, of Elyria, Ohio, spent the 'week-end with Mr. arid Mrs. Jos- eph Dunbar and Miss Joan Bry- dges. The latter ieturned to spend a holiday in Elyria. •Mr. and Mrs. VVilley McLellen, of London, visited over the week- end with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Holmes. Mr, and Mrs.' Russel Kelly and family of Sarnia, Mr." and Mrs. Joe Morgan and family, of Ailsa Craig and Clifford Kelly of Ruth- erford, spent the "week-end visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kelly, Mrs. Thyra Townsend, Miss Elizabeth Townsend and Mr, John 'Allen, Mimico, visited with Mr, alulto Mrs. Thomas Smith and other relatives. Mrs. Garner Procter, Yorkton, Sask. spent. the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. James A. Coulter and family. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Armstrong, Reta and Kenneth, • of •Thorndale, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. David Armstrong and with other relatives in the village. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Rezzensoff of St. Catharines visited over the week-end with Mrs. Laura John- ston and George. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Crawford and' family, of Goderich, visited over the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cook. Mr. and Mrs. Goklie Wheeler and family of London, Spent the week- end with Mr. and Mrs. Herb. Wheel- er. Mr. ancL"Mrs. Harold Canttelon and family, of Galt, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Harry 'McGuire. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond,. Petrie, of Herkimer, New York, visited over the week-end with the Yuill rela- fives Norman Stonehouse was a, guest with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stone- house. Mr. and Mrs Henry .Armstrong, Mr. said Mrs. .Lawrence Armstrong, Mrs. Walter Messer, Miss Martha Armstrong and Mr. Roy. Armstrong, all"of Windsor, attended the' Mor- ris Centennial celebrations • and visited with Mr. and Mrs. Williard Armstrong and Joyce, Mr. and Mrs. Simon Forsyth of Regina spent the week-end with Mrs. Robert Nicholson.. # Wethoessdsr, Aust.!, 1400 rafoo griorek, RESSES NEW STATUE The Most Rev. J. Q. Cody, p,p,, laiShop of Lendo,n, blessed the nav- y .erected statue of .St, Michael, yin Michaelt cornetcry, Rlyth, Sunday. Befere the blessing, the large gathering' heard the Bishop refer to the cemetery as, ""Cod's Acre", and beard an appeal from him for more sisters and priests far the MEMORIAL SERVICES, BENRAVE CHURCHES BELGRAVE—The churches in Belgrave,, Trinity Anglican, Knox PreAyteria,n and. Knox United, had capacity crowds on Sunday mor- ning for the Morris Centennial ser- vices. At the close of each service the people gathered at the com- munity centre where a luncticOn was held, giving a lot of the old girls and boys a chance to have a' social chat together. It was he- lieV,ed that about 1000 were in at- tendance. At the service in Knox United Church Rev. C. A, Krug was in charge and took his text from Deuteronomy 29.29. The quartette, consisting of Ross Anderson, Geo. Johnston, Bill Coultes and George Procter sang "The Old Rugged Cross" and the choir sang the an- them "The Lord's My Shepherd". Services at 'the Presbyterian Church were in charge of Rev. H. T. Colvin. Special music was ren- dered by a quartet consisting of Misses Joan-and Irma Forster and Jack and Lorne Forster. Murray Gaunt contributed a vocal solo, These numbers were ac- companied by Mrs. Andrew Gaunt. The regular organist, Mrs. Athol Bruce, was at the organ for the rest of the service, A special service was held in Trinity Anglican Church when the rector,, the Rev, B. de Vries, was in charge of the service and deliv- ered a Stirring. address, He stress- ed especially the need for men and women with the, moral integ-. rity and strong religious convic- 'dons of our revered pioneers if we are to withstand the perith that be- set us In the. darkening world to- day, The organist for the service was Mrs, James McGill, of Clinton, Who return pd to' the organ after a 40- year interval of absence. Former choir members who were in their placeS once again Were Miss Verna Johnston of Sarnia; Mrs, Nornman Geddes of Toronto; Mrs, A, Nichol OPLOndon; A, H, Nethcry, Sarnia; Bert Williams, of London and Mrs. Williard Armstrong. James MeGill„ Of Clinton', I The meeting closed with the sing- 'Pilo anthem, "Crlitond”, was sung lag of a hymn, . by the whole thoir with Mrs. C. IL Wade taking the descant. A trio consisting of Miss Nora Van" Campo Urs, Win, Brydges and Mrs. Clare VariCainp sang the hymn, "The Hands of Jesus", church. '1310110P Cody, in a short address said that the cemetery is not al- ways kePt in the good order it should he, and it was a, great pleas- ure for him to see how well • St. Michael's was looked after, He asked the people of the parish to keep it the way it was, since It was, very beautiful, kfe spoke Of the •good work of the Parish and said that two of the church's most zealous priests—the brothers Phelan had come from Blyth, ""Many outstanding sisters have also come from this parish and we have to have more priests and more sisters if our good work of the past is to continue," .said I Mark Fortieth Bishop, Cody. He mentioned, too, that they were celebrating a double centennial since it was the cere, tennial of the diocese as well as the Township of Morris. Father McDonald, former parish priest at Blyth, speaking prior to the Bishop's arrival, said he saw • a great transformation to the ceme- tery in the five years that had passed while he had been away, He said it was a great pleasure for him to be back again, the happy memories and associations lied, never dimmed. The Bishop was met at the cemetery gates by members of the cemetery board, a procession was formed and the Bishop with at- tending priests and members of the board walked through the ceme- tery to the statue of St. Michael, Around the base of the statue Several old headstones had been placed, They were headstones which had been preserved and • which carried the names of those people who had been buried in St. Michael's from 1854 until early in the 20th century. The earliest of them carried the name of Sarah Bradley, who had been buried in 1854. A list of the dead, and of the donors' to the new statue, was placed, in a vault at the statue and sealed. It will be opened after another hundred years have passed. The following priests accom- panied Bishop Cody at the blessing of the newly, erected statue of St. Michael: Fr. William Phelan, Fr. L. J, Phelan, Fr. McCormick of London, Fr. McDonald of Simcoe, Fr. Durand of Winghain, Fr. De Folk of Dublin and Fr. J. W. P. Graham, parish priest of Blyth. Other' members of the platform guests were Bailie Parrott, reeve of Morris Township; James Phelan, chairman of the cemetery commit- tee; Lee Kelly and Simon Hailahan, secretary-treashrer of the cemetery committee. OUR BUSINESS INSURANCE DEPT. has been organized to give helpful, specialized service for the protection of PART- NEIl$111.PS, KEY MEN,; .SOLE OWNERSHIPS - Be ASSURED Consult— FRANK C. HOPPER —Representative— Canada Life NVINGHAM, ONT. husbands1 MVOS! Get Pep, Vim; Feel Younger Thousands of couples arc weak, worn-out, ex-hausted just because body lacks iron. For new younger feeling after 40, try Ostrex Tonic Tablets. 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