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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1956-11-14, Page 11Cbi dren s , .,; « $3,95 $445. i A L S t AYPIP An end to this "lead pipe cineh" ,business! :Because that curious -looking object up there is an unglazed, vitrified clay pipe house'drain more than 5000 years old .. , . and still iii perfect con- dition. , This was no surprise to us because, like'present day Vitrified Clay Pipe, it was acid and alkali proof, with complete resistance to any chemical action. Specify the best, most durable house drain of all, Vitrified Clay Pipes CANADA �.�A VITRIFIED PRODUCTS Ltd. -:_ D; St. Thomas, Ontario • At the last regular meeting of the. First Wingharri. 'Boy Occult Troop .a new,game was tried on the Scouts. It Was led by P.L. Bill Crawford; All the boys 'formed a circle, except for a few who were left in the centre, The boys in the Circle were on one leg only and in that position tried to dodges the ball that was thrown a them. The Buffalos were (nee again Out in the lead in points,. • Belmore 4=H Club Stars New Project BELMORE—Tho Belmore girls. began the next 4-H unit, "The Sleeping. Garment", with the orga- nizational meeting at .the home of'. Mrs. Wilfred ,Johann.. • Leading the girls .are Mrs;•John Rutherford as 'leader and Mr9•.Wi1- fred Johann; assistant leader. Ten girls were present at this meeting, which opened by repeating the 4-H pledge. Election of officers resulted as follows; President, Mary .Elliott;: vice-president, Donna Renwialr; secretary, Ruth Fitch; press re- porter, Shirley Simmons. The leaders advised the girls on what material would be suitable for pyjamas; which they will be making in this unit. Lunch was •i "served and the meeting closed with. ;I the national anthem, pomaysieoea., q a,. .o.�0mmoue.mmeu_uro.e0 0e0enwiemoory oirtmoamwemCimu ii o Yea.rro." YOUR ANNIVERSARY Cf4LENDAR SALVATION ARMY ;t' WI1��HAMCORPS 70th ERSARY featuring THE ARGYLE CITADEL BAND ARGYLE TIMBREL BRIGADE "THE RAYMENT FAMILY" Hamilton, Ontario Friday, November 16th • 6.30 p.m. Anniversary Turkey Supper at the Citadel Edward St., Wingham, Adults $1..00 a Children (under 12) 75c (Program to .Follow) Saturday, 'November 17th 4.30 p.m.—Civic Welcome at the Town, Hall 8.00 P.m.—"Anniversar"y.. Harnioiries" by The Argyle Band at the High School. Auditorium; Adults 35c . Children (udder 12) 25c Sunday, November 1.8th 11.00 a.m.=Holiness Meeting at the Citadel 2.30 p.m. Sunday School. at the Citadel 5.00 p.m.—"Showcase" Television Program direct from the High School Auditorium over 4CKNX TV • (Free Admission Public Invited) 7.0.0; p.m.---Aruniversali"y Serviceat the Wingham United Church Band and United Wingham Choirs will be present 1.30 ,.m.—_After-ciluich Program - Wingham United Church (Band and United Wingham Choirs) 4' • ETM *OR 'Ab—SOSSION ' O . Stitilut AND BAND CO11TCER ' MA's' lsE OriTAIl+i»D off . otiAlitED W,[ .. • et4iMES, ?1"illttC SAi VAtiol�l MOO' N`tliltAlVi ADVAhi' flrc�nrit St.)(,itbsdpfdriti SC.) . S'Jt[JD11 eking 1 1 1 1 SCIENTIFIC STUDY UNFOLDS AMAZING MYSTERIES OF SUN The fascinating mysteries of the sun and hew theyare being splved. for the benefit of all mankind will be spotlighted on a novel telecast, "Our Mr• Sun", which will be seen On Ohanitel 8 on Monday, Novena, ber 19, at 10 p.m. The production will be sponsored by the Trans, Canada Telephone System during the hour relinquished by "Studio One" "Our Mr. Sun", a new concept in television entertainment, provides a thorough, and at times amusing, picture of soierntific studies con-, ceriled with the sun, including highlights on solar astronomy, 'so- lar physics, the uses of solar en- ergy and biological dependence on the sun, Live action is interwoven With both factual, and cartoon ani- mation, : and with filmed scenes from all over the world. The pur- pose- is to depict how the sun af- fects all life on earth. Eddie Albert, stage and screen star, and Dr, Frank C. Baxter, probably the best-known professor on television, will share top billing in the program, produced by Frank Capra, winner of three Academy Awards. Capra was, selected as producer because of his interest in science and his special abilities in the field of informational films. Animated cartoon have been ex- ecuted by TJPA Pictures, Inc,,. which won Academy Awards for "Gerard McBoing -$ging" a n d "When Magoo Flew". Thomas W. Eadie,', chairman of the Trans -Canada "Telephone Sys- tem, will introduce the show and explain the interest' of the Cana- dian telephone industry in the pro - grain, • Two more programs, appearing at approximately three-month in- tervals, are scheduled for the first half of next year. They will be built around the topics of blood. Theseries and cosmic rays, s r s is de- signed to e-sigfied'to give viewers n; broader understanding of science and the techmciugs of tscient�rsts,w , •WLING NEWS WI. ITECUURCH Mr, ,and .Mrs, Kenneth Purdon, of ' Springbank, London, spent the weekend •with 'his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Purdon. • Mr, and Mrs, Harry MacKay of Walkerton, are visiting at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Levi Bieman, who was ;a patient in the Wingham Hospital wring the week -end, Little Linda, daughter cif .Mr; and Mrs, Ernest ,Snowden, has been very ill with chicken pox, while B1Ilie is 'very 111 withred measles. Many of the children in SS, No. 7 have either chicken pox or measles. The people of Kinloss" held a farewell party in Langside hall last Thursday evening for Mr,, anal Mrs. Archie McKinney, who have moved to. Teeswater, Mr. and Mrs: Clark .McGregor and children of Sebringville, spent Sunday 'at the home of his bro- ther, Mn Ross McGregor, Mrs, Bert 'Breckenridge of Rip- ley visited on Friday with Mrs. Walter Lott. - Mr: and Mrs. Jos, Thompson of Goderich, visited .on Sunday with relatives on the ninth concession of East .Wawanosh, Miss Annie Kennedy, of Wing - ham .Hospital, spent the past two weeks at her home here. Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Snyder, Lorne and Murray of .Elmira, vis- ited on Sunday at' the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gaunt and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth. Currie. Mr. David Currie and Miss Leah, of Edward St", Wingham, also visited with Mr. and Mrs. Gaunt. Mrs. Peter DeBoer arid baby Nancy, returned . home from the Wingham Hospital last Monday. Mr. and Mrs, Chas. Robinson, Tom and Billie are spending a few days this week in Toronto visit- ing her sisters, Mrs. Ashby and Mrs. Cassan, and attending the Royal Winter Fair. Mr. John Boyle has been making trips to London for treatment at Victoria Hospital ' during the past two weeks. • Mrs. Thos. O'Malley spent the week -end in Londonat the homes of her brother, Mr. AlfredKinahan, and her sisterMrs. Barr: Mr, and Mrs. James Irwin of Hamilton spent the week -end with his parents,, Mr, and Mrs'. Herson Irwin. Mr.. Adam Robertson was able to have the cast renoved from his injured right handon Thursd ay last, • Mr. and Mrs. Chas., Shied and Mrs. Frank Thompson spent ;Sun- day with Mr. Thompson,...at,• Lon- don and with Mr. and Mrs, Alex S.h'ell' at St, Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Gershoin Johnston visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller •of Teeswater. Percy McClenaghan, son of • Mr. and 'Vers. Edward McClenaghan, entertained some of his friends on Saturday on the occasion of his birthday. Mr: and Mrs. George Walker and Clarence visited on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn Frown, of Guelph. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kennedy. vis- ited on Saturday with Mr, and Mrs. John Woolcock of Turnberry. Mn and. Mrs. Clarence Chamney and daughters and Mrs. Murray McDowell spent Saturday at Kit- chener. Mr. and Mrs, Orville Tiffin and Mr, and ,Mrs. Jos. Tiffin and daughters visited on. Sunday With Ladies' Thursday Afternoon Mrs. D. •Nesmith, 1480; Mrs. C. Lott, 1303; Mrs. A. Adams, 1201; Mrs, H. Spry, .1263; MrS. G. Cam- eron, 1262; Mrs. J. MacIntyre, 1261: Higll singles, Mrs.: R. DuVal, 196, 0 0 Lloyd's R. & W. Cltib Veneer room, 2599; Office, 2374; Machine shop, 2360; Shipping room, 2304; The Doors, 2105. High single, Jack Lloyd, 246; high triple,,Bill Johnston, 655. Men's Town 'League Lees, 7 points; Doug's Taxi, 0; Aces, 7; McKee's, 0; Creamery, 5; I3urkes A. I4igh singles, C, Perrott, 283; Ted. English, 263; high triples, Ted English, 742; 0, Perrott, 793; TI, Swatridge, 623. 0.-0.0 Coimmercial League The third game of the first series was played on Tuesday night, Standing as follows: Strikers, 14; Blue Bombers, 12; Rock'n . Rollers; 12; Rockets, 11; Blowers, 8; 'Wildcats, 6. ` Ladies' high single, Mrs. D. Tem- plernan, 204; men's high single, L. Vance, 301;]adiss' high triple, Mise J. Bran, 548; men's high triple, I3. Taylor, 645, 'I' atm high score, Blowers, 2694. Bluevale Guests of Young Adult Group W TITECHO CH— MisS Jgyro i Hoffman of Bluevale presided at the devotional service of the Young Adult Oroup last Tuesday evening, When the local organisation enter= tained the Bl'iievale group, Rev. R, A, I;rook led fit prayer, Raymond laldlasv and Cold. tes were ln, hate Of 'the satires and contest in the 'recreational Veiled, Until was served and all elii6yed the sociathaat hour to, *ether* M,r•, and Mrs, John: McInnis of Holyrood.° Mrs. Bruce Buchanan and Judy and Mrs, Deter Rotteap and Bren- da, of Londpn, visited on Sunday, with their parents, Mr, .acrd Mrs - Albert WOWS - The funeral of John Case of the 2nd coneeSsion of Culross was held on Tuesday porn the Church fun,. eral .heme .in Teeswater to the Teeswater cemetery, He was in his sixty-fifth year. His wife pre, deceased him two years ,ago, A"i;.r, Case was in, a .ear accident last Thursday' evening, Mr. and :Mrs. Wilfred Curtiss, and Janice, of Rothsay, visited on Sunday with Mr,: and Mrs, Ken neth Dowling, Miss Marilyn Mor- rison also visited there, Mr, and Mrs, HarryMoss and family of Plattsville visited on Sun- day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben MVfcClenaghan, Mn and Mrs. George 'Thompson and son Charles, of 'Feversham visited on Saturday with her par- ents, •Rev. and Mrs. W, J. Watt. Mr, John Barbour, : who had, been visiting here this week, left to vis- it with them over the week -end before leaving for his home at Van- couver, B.G. • Mrs". Stewart, Wingham, and Mn and Mrs. Dan . Tiffin an. d family visited on . Sunday ;with. • Mr. and Mrs. Howard Clark of BBrussels. Mr. and Mrs. :Russell Ritchie visited on Sunday at the home of his brother, Mr. .Will Ritchie of ,Ashfield. Mr. and Mrs. Jos, Smith, of Turn- berry, and Mr,• and Mrs, Johnston Corin and Ruby and Betty Ann spent Sunday at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Hartley Smith of Tillson- burg.. , Mr. and Mrs. Mac Cardiff 'sof Brussels visited. on ,Friday at ,the home of her sister, Mrs. William Rintoul. Ann ' Rintoul 'spent the. week -end with the Cardiff's._ Mr, and Mrs, Relison Falconer and baby of 'Sarnia spent the. week -end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Falconer. Little Brian Falconer, who had been vis- iting here, returned home to Sar- nia. Mrs, John Stacey, who had been visiting for the past week at Sarnia, returned to her home in Wingham. Mrs..MeLean of Wingham Spent the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Aldin Purdon. Mr. and Mrs. Angus Falconer and Allan moved last Wednesday to; theirnew home. Mr. Lance Grain's farm on Highway 86. MT. and Mrs. John McIntyre, Wing - ham, visited with them on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. izenneth Laidlaw and family of London spent Sun- day at the home of his parents, Mn and Mrs. James. Laidlaw, Mr. Laidlaw has been under the doc- tor's care during the past month. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Caslick and family of Wingham visited on Sunday with his parents, Mr, and Mrs: Earl Caslick, ,Mr, and Mrs, Lorne Scott visited on Sunday at the home of her niece, Mrs, John Dickson of How - ick Township.. Mr,. and Mrs. Clarence Ritchie and children visited on Sunday at the home of his brother,,Mr. Lorne Ritchie, of Ripley.' Little Milton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Purdori, had the mis- fortune to break his right arm be- tween the shoulder and the elbow on Satyrday. Whitechurch • Farm Forum met on Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Purdon with 118 present. The forum agreed that there was conSlderable help for anyone with 0.7.-1.40hawk nilly return it to v hip shop on Joscpbine $itreet. farrr1 niariagen'rent now, with Junior .tanners, ,and farm• Period'' cats aril that fanners' should use these available helps .frorn agricul- tural 4'epreseritativea, agr'i'cultural Colleges and agricultural 1aurnals and :adjust there to their own .circ eurristances. Four tables PlaYed euchre,. with Mrs, John McGee .and Cecil Falconer holding high .points. Lunch was served. The next meet- ing will be held at the holm of Mr and Mrs. James Falconer, " Mr, Leroy Goyeau of 'London, seep nehe week -end t tli borne Purdon- Mr, his uncle, Mr, A din e Mr, .and Mrs, Derr, Coulter of East Wawanosh visited on Sunday with M. and Mrs, Albert Coulter. Churches Unite WIiZTFCHORCXH-The, official board .of the -United .Church here, Met on Tuesday evening with the Official board of the BlueVale Un- ited •Church with the view of hav- ing these two Congregations per- manently .united, following an ap- plication to Presbytery. The pastor, Rev, R. A. Brook, Who had planned to retire in June was invited to remain 45 ministii of these'. two eoingrog'ation,s. tor 4411 other Year. Always Fresh REMINGTON S LGA. The Huron County Council will meet in the • Council Chambers, Court House, Goderich, on Monday, November 19th, 1956, at 2.00 p.m. All accounts and notices of .deputations • should 'be in the hands of the County Clerk not later than Saturday, November 17th, .1956, at .12.00 noon. A. H. Erskine, Clerk, County of Huron. YOUR BEST WINTER TIRE BUY FOR UdHT TRUCKS 1.67 REV GOOD► YEAR SUBURBANITE FOR TRUCKS (GRIP.'TRED) Here's the One winter tire: you can depend on to cut down.delltySenused by snow -clogged roads. Let us prove it 'today! BERT MSTRONG R,PHONE: 181 ,:WHIPE YOU NEVER IiTO-BLOW YOUR HORN • _ Meet youi bank manager.:: He's easy to meet -and a good man to talk things over viwith. Not just because he knows a lot about banking,but because he can be counted on to apply that knowledge and ' k experience to your particular nee& To him banking is tore than dollars and cents, mote than fgutes.i a ledger. To him, banking is tb:e opportunity to work with people-*, through bank services to help with your' problems, yoorr hopes and' plana. .hat is 'what he has been trained to 'do.' That :is what he likes to do'.. You'll &id he's a good pian to know. TIS CHARTERED BANlCS SERVING. YOUR COMMU"NlTY