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Mrs. J. Burchill,• one,"of the ladies
responsible for meals at St. An-
drew's is loaded down with a
supply of McIntyre's bread to
satisfy hungry young appetites.
W. R. Smyth Dies
At Nelson, B.C.
Word was received last week of
the death of W. R. Smyth, of Nel-
son, B.C.
Mr. Smyth a CPR conductor
more than 40 years was born in
Wingharn.
Surviving are his widow, the
former Lulu Hemphill, of Hensall;
two sons, Dr. Harold Smyth, Nelson
and Frank Smyth, Vancouver; and
three grandchildren. 'Service was
held last: Saturday at Nelson, B.C.
-Mr. 'Anti Mrs. a A, Coats and
Miss Norma 'cleats spent the
holiday week-end in Toronto With
Mr, and Mrs. Ornitts raid.
family,
--Mrs, Harry McGee, 02 Frances.
$t„ has been a patient in the Wing-
ham General :Hospital Aver' the.
week-end,
.TREATED FOR FIVE .
ACCIDENT INJURIES
Douglas Murray, 18, son of Mr,
and Mrs, William Murray, of Wing,
harry, injured his right leg while
playing football at school. He was
admitted to the Wingham General
Hospital, where his leg was band,
aged, He was later allowed home,
In the same football game, Wil,
ham Martin, of Brussels, was also
injured, His right foot was bruised ,
but there were no bones broken,,
He was examined and treated at
Wingham General Hospital.
An elbow injury, to' /4.-year•old
Barry McDonagh, son of Mr, and
Mrs, John McDonagh, of R,R. 8,
Lticknow, caused at a. football
game at Lucknow High School, Was
treated at Wingham Hospital on
Thursday last. The boy had his
elbow N-rayed and had a sling Tap,
plied before being sent home.
Edward Findler, 0, Kitehener,
was treated at Wingham- General
klesPital, after he had accidentally
discharged a gun while duels
hunting at Silver Lake. Some pel-
lets from the gun had struck his
face but fortunately Mr. .9'inther
did not appear to he seriously in-
jured, After an X-ray he was al.
lowed to return to his hb•me.
Ross Nicholson; 14, soil of Mr,
and Mrs. Jack Nicholson, R,R, A
Bluevale, was found ,on Monday
by his parents lying' besido. the
farm tractor. The pardhts had no
idea what had happened,', but it
was thought that the boy liad,been
thrown from the machine. At Wing-
ham General Hospital, he, \ was
found to be suffering from '''f.rac-
tured ribs and bruises. His con±:
dition is described as'satisfactdry..4
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Two shows :each night
First at 745
Thugs„ Fri,, Sat„ Oct. 1142.-13
Burt Lancaster Jean Peters
in
"APACHE"
This is Outstanding entertain-
ment for action tans and deals
With a one-man war waged by
a, rugged and uncompromising
Apache brave, against the V.S.
army.
Mon, Wed., ' Oct 15-1647
Gary Cooper Charles Bickford •
in
-"Court. Martial. of
Billy Mitchell"
This is the dramatic account of
the stormy career of Billy
Mithliell, a leading exponent of
air-power in the early clays of
aviation, who deliberately risked
disgrace and dishonour in a
court-martial to • bring before
the public the serious defects in
the nation's small ignored air-
force in the 1920's.
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, Ai
MarpareaNethery
1.1,1arriea at Qs:towel'
Margaret Jane Nethery, daugh-
ter of. Mr. and Mrs, 4gibiter. Nati-
erY, of 'Wink** and' 'James
wonder ..Smith, .son of Mrs, Bar,
ve,y ,4inith; and the late Mr. Allah?
of LtatQWel, were .married by. the
Rev, AJbert Motchntan at 'the 1UP-,
.tilt parsonage, Listowel, .on the af-
ternoon of •Satorday., .$ePternher
The bridesmaid was.. Miss Beverly
Nether,, • of Wingbam,. A slater of
the bride, 'Me .,P000#4.01,04 was
4Ohn: Smith, of Listowei, ,bro-
ther of the.-grocan, • Mr, Paul. Dodd,
of Pstowel; was the
The 'bride wore a grey tweed
suit with peacock bine and Week
accessories, and a ,eoreage of red
rosea,- The bridesmaid Wore a, tan
suit • with- green and brown -',P4••
cesegrick and .Corsage 'of ,yellow
roses,
1. The wedding reception WAS Iheld
at the home- of the bride's par-
ents, , Where... the .,bride's mother
,and theSgrOnia's-.*iither ;,received
the *nests, -Mrs- .Nethery wore
dress ot ii4Vy'filtid•erepe With, black
r:OSTI HALL
Regular Sunday SerViClea
Sunday Scheel 1045 1441.1.
Remembering- the ,Ord
at 11.15
Gospel MeetitiK. ot 7•$0 p•m•
' Bach 'Thursday evening at 8 p.rn
Prayer Meeting and Bible Study
AMEN WIN
AT DISTRICT:FAIRS .
WILITECHURCH-Leroy a n d
Oar)/ Rhiteul have been busy this •,
fall' showing their ,Hereford -*Yea
in the 4-1-1 groups at Seaforth,
Lucknow, TeesWater fairs arid 1.40n-
don Interclub competition on Sat-
urday last, At Tees.water they won
1st and 2nd prize in the 1st prize
group, in the .Hereford, section for.
their baby beef steer, Tice Lucknew4
Club at TeesWater in the group of •
four calves, led carry McQurl-
lin, Jim Lyons and. Leroy and. Gary
Rintoul, placed second and at Lon.,
don, the Rintoul boys and I3arry
Meguillin, in the group of three
calves, Waxed third, Leroy and.
Gary's (Alves placed 8th and 9th
in the Hereford section. Gary will.
show his calf at the Walkerton
.Christirias. Fair on November I.,
and Leroy will take his calf to the
Royal Winter Fair, Toronto, We.
congratulate these boys in .our
community and expect to .hear
more from them as they have far-
. ther experience,
will appear in Wingham
day of this: week at the ,Winehank.
District High School.
Collins, raised in -Chicago, enter-
ed Moody Bible Institute upon his
graduation from high school, While
At Moody be became active as a.
leader in the Hi-Crusader Clubs of
Chicago. These are Bible clubs:
among the high school: 70444'
people..
Upon completion of his Work at
Moody, he was called to start a
city-wide high school ovAngelism
program in Milwaukee, Having
seen the work grow under his lea-
dership, hp was later asked to add
to his 'responsibilities the director-
ship of the Milwaukee Youth for
Christ Rally, .At the same time
he was appointed state director' for
Wisconsin youth for Christ by the.
International office.
In 1951 he resigned his position
to make his second evangelism
trip to guxopo, sponsored - by the
Youth for Christ International.
This trip took hint to Holland, Bel-
gium, France, Germany, Denmark,
Sweden. and Finland, He has
preached to many hundreds on for-
eign soil.
Upon his return to the States
Collins took up the ministry of
directing high' school Bible Clubs
and YFC rallies in Montana, and
Wyoming,' Ile is widely recognii-
ed as a. specialist in his work with
high school age young people. His
present duties call upon him to
counsel with teen-agers all ,ovex• the
country; conduct youth evangelistic
campaigns and high school as-
sembly programs.
NEW PROPRIETORS •
AT TEESWATEli,
The "Three B's" restaurant in
Te_swater, formerly operated by
Mr.'' and Mrs; H. Feagan, who 're-
cently moved to was
opened under new management
last week.
The new operators are Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Love of St. Thoinas,
whO have had •conSiclerable expetir,
ence in restaurant business.
-Mr# Bob Burns and Miss Jane
AnacAingnie of Windsor spent the.
witelP,onti with Mr, and Mrs, Geo,.
Tervit.
Miss LOttle Hammond, ,TIA„
Port, Elope
,
Mg. Mil., Hammond
and Mrs.' X,O Letheren, Toronto, And,,
Mr, and Mrs. 0. 0, AldersOn, Oak,.
virile., were Thanksgiving ttisitersi
at the ‘harne of Mr...and Mrs. -0ett,
_Marron, Vietaria,
Rutherford Reavie, Of 4a,
burst Lodge; Toronto, spent the
weelt,end with Mrs. Rea,* and
farnily, -4#1m, woo Dodd saint
'Thanksgiving week-end with
friends in. London,.
-Miss Mildred Redmondt of :Tor,
onto, was Week-end guest with
her mother, Mrs. R. C. Redmond,
_Mrs, Roy pattison aed 'Miss
Margaret Higgins spent a few dayS
last week with relatives in Detroit,
-Miss Margaret Higgins has• ru
turned to London' after' spending
two weeks with her PArentS, Mr.
and Mrs, Relit. Biggins.
-1VIrs„A, 1\f, Elliott,: Miss 'Anne
Geddes and Mr. and Mrs. Miller
Davis anent the week-end with Mr.
and Mrs, Edwin Ryan and Mr, and
Mrs, Norman Geddes in Toronto.
-Mary and John Rafferty, }tit,
opener are the guests of Mr. and. Mrs, John Langridge while their
parents, Mr, and Mrs, Tom Rat',"
forty, attend tho World Series in
New York, # • -miss Mina Begley and Miss
Edna Kolby of Port Dover spent
the Thahksgiving holidays with
Mrs. Martha Warwick. '
_Mr, and Mrs, Jack. Myers left,
on Wednesday' for their new lame;
in Stratford. "
-Jack Elliott, electrician apPren-'
iico with Ontario hydro at Fitz-'
soy Harbour, spent the week-end
With his' parents, My, and Mrs..
Harry Elliott,
-Mr. and Mrs. Win. 'Sturdy, and
family of Owen' Sound spenti;the
week-end with' his mother; ..Mrs.
Prank Sturdy,
-Mr. and Mrs Brian drehh;ancl'
daughter of: •GririaSby and Iffiss•
Donalda MacDonald of St. George
Spent the week-end with their
mother, Mrs. R, MacDonald. •
-Mr. and tIVIr4: Jas. Scott and
family of Blyth spent Thanksgiving
with her mother, Mrs. R. Matbon•- , aid,
-Mr. and Mrs: Robt. Henderson
of Detroit visited over Thanksgiv-
ing with his mother, Mrs. C. R.
Henderson.
, -Mr. and Mrs. Cecil R. Staple-
ton sand baby Cheryl Ann visited
with the former's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. W. Stapleton'in Turnberry.
.Mr,'and Mrs. Leander' Strath.:in
of Toronto spent the 'holid0'#•Veek,,
end with their daughter, Mrs.'"W.
Loder, Mr, Loder' and•family, •
•-•'=Mr: Allen. Charlton' and Miss
Dorothy Broughton of # Hamilton;
spent the week-end with his' par-
ents, Mr.' arid Mrs. 'Walter Charl-
ton. • „,
• -Mr. Bill Irwin 'has returned to
Northern Ontario after:' spending a
couple of weeks with his mother,
Mrs. Thos, Irwin.
-Mrs, Helen MeBurneY and •song!
Patrick Street, spent, the w4ek-eiicl
at the home of me and Mrs. 'Gor-
don Mel3urney, tad Wawanosh, '
-Mr. ' and • Mrs:, lanville jiam-
merton visited the' Master' Phhto
Dealers' and Finishers' Aseociatidri,
convention held on Tuesday hi the
Royal York Hotel, Toronto.
Gifts Presented .
To Milarect tones
Members. nod wives .pt the OKNx
staff 'gathered "Peursday even,
Mg .at the I.e14ion fialL 4WiashatA to. honour Miss Mildred longs, The
bride-to,,bcr was ,presonted. With 4'
.junior mixer,: a steam and ##
pair of sheets .And •pillOW„ cases,
Games were.. ''nioYed. and. • a .4411.01;
ions 11;110 was SerVecli
A surprise ',party; • Was: held- on
Friday evening at, the home of
and Mrs, Reg' coltar,.1$## rohn,bers
.and friends from 'he Wingham
Baptist -0.1ntrek, hononr.. oi( Miss
Jones, After an .en0yable. evening
of games and si.ning, the bride-to
be 'Was' presejtted.,with. a #liver tea
service 'from • the Alehlbef4. Of; the
phorph,„anci a beatulful ,tea- pot trom.Ilvt Sunday Solvol class,
afterWards dainty lunch • was
served,
Kingston, was the scene of an :in-
teresting wedding on St#turday,,
September 29th, when 'Robert En- t gene McMurray, son of ' Mr. and
Mrs. J, MOVIurray, Wingham,.
and Miss May Xrene Muchmore,
daughter of•Mr. and, Mrs. Robert
Deane, of 'Kingston, exchanged
marriage vows, The Rev. R. H.
graham' el:inducted the ceremony.
The bride, who 'was given in
Marriage by her' lather, wore a
dress of ChantIW • lace over blush
Satin. Her Cascade benquet • was
of red roses and stephanotis, •A
three-quarter length veil of net
fell from "a. Juliette hat of blue :pa.
e matron of "honour was Mrs,
befald' 'Bennett , of Smiths Falls.
Mrs Donald McMurray,, ..Wingharn,
was .ethb grooittiman. •C4don Me-
Mtirr* hrOthCr'Pf ;the groom was,
'the• ' ring7136areri and Miss Carol
Yeatman, of Morton, was the flow-
er' girl, She . was dressed in white
crisp nylon, embossed., with pink
flpwers i'witti a wreath of .pink
roses in her hair, and carried O.
'basket -of anttinan• fioWers, Miss
Aileen- Pearson, Toronto, was the
soloist, singing 4Wedding Prayer"
and "I'll Walk Beside Yoe,'
U.shers were Murray Chapman,
Stratford, a cousin of the groom,
and Harold, Bennett, cousin zof the
bride,
• The wedding reception was held
at • Morrison's Lounge, 'Kingston,
where the bride's mother, wearing
a dress of, peacock, blue taffeta,
received the ,gueits. Mrs, IVIcMur;
ray, mother of the groom; assisted.
She wore a navy ,blue taffeta dress
With , accessories of turcinoise •blue
and: a corsage of 'pink rosess, '
GueSts who 'had come from.a tits,-
tanee ”ineluded,`Mr. and Mrs. J.
Smith, „Brussels; Mr. and Mrs, H,
• erl
▪ S• f.,..!YCilt 4W roa 9:ty1/41.14): trAy‘ 41# r,i!
and Imis„,Ohoptaan, Stratfos
Miss Marie Ooltshauer, of i
• ,
When she left for ter honer'
Mrs, MeldurraY wore a green WO
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taWa. and. the couple will • resin. a,
in Toronto,. •
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Dtiwnie's was the place
to go;for always friend-
ly service and depend-
ability:
SPORTSMEN AWARD
P11143 FOR FISH
At the last Z'Ogular , meeting of
the Winghairk, Spertmena Associa-
tion, prises were awarded in the
fishing competition, for ,trout en-
tries, • • • , .• • •
„TkeitrPh:Pxise4for ,speeltied, trent
went ,to Charles, Thom for a 16%,
inch, fish' caught in the Albs' Creek
With 4 worm ,f bait. The second
prize: went .to rDoxialti .Origgs14'for •la
15 inch ‘,4•41'. eaughtrprk Balihfirthn •
Waters using:Worm, fOr bai0
The Brat prize! for brown trout
vent to Frank •Caskanotte• for a 16
inch; .fish caught 'in the Zetland
Cree,Ifi!iisinelt(tWOrm as .bait, • and
the second prize wept _to :Donald
Cook ofor;k4§448 -nfen fish, caught.
the' Nine 'MOO. .River; ' using a,
blood sucker :for bait, '
A ,Suacessfui ,shooting match was , peld on ;Thanksgiving, October 8,
at tile sheath*. range on the farm
of Murray Jenkins, •
Teeswt ter Club
Holds:Shoot
TeesWater ,Lidifs Chit: sponsored
a shooting., match on Monday at
which attendance was good.
Among. the high scorers iihitlit.f..29
rifle class' Were Thapker and ,
111. Hislop; While ; Little' was
top hi the shotgun class."
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MARRIED
NAMELY-SAUNDERS-The mar-
riage of Miss Annie Gertrude
Saunders and William Relison
Humbly M.D., of London, was
solemnized on Thursday,' Sept-
ember 20th; 1956, at 592 Maitland
Street, London, by Rev. A. M.
Stuart. Many will remember Dr.
Handily as a former physician in
Wingham.
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Hospital on Sunday, October 7,
1956, Joseph Anderson, 79, of
Ltieknow. Survived by his daugh-
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in South Kinloss Cemetery,
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