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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1957-07-03, Page 5Iso, Tees General Y 2, 19$7, • Smyth, tam .Gen edneSday, nd Mrs, igham, a i GodertiO Laidlaw spent the irs, Elroy Irwin of ay at the ✓ ,j Herron of „Tor- days or-days with rs, W. R. E lees home Mr, and Bill, Mr. o nto, Mr. stowel. driver, r miles • a going .'f s' tests ind the rs over i by :an tp signs • driven streets niles to e — 60 getting getting nothin average' y's, and listanee minutes inutes—' • ;. a cow- ed tear. it's why et in t0 Let the •LeaPise ETON „s; Eto. Phone 48 C CON, Q.CA IELD ltar3' Eta. Wingham FIRE laity any which IN policy itury. oronto Leo Agency Notice to WATER CONSUMERS, Tee hours for watering lawns • an4 gardens are from 6 a.m. to 9 a.m., an f roL 6 .pint. to 9 p.ni This will be,:strietly "enforced An ANNUAL charge of $4.44 groes, less' prompt payment discount ' of 10 per cent; is ^Made for the use of :a hose or outside tap for the above noted, purposes, Anyone found watering 'lawns or gardens, ' rho has not paid for' this service will -be: billed accordingly. Wingham Public:Utilities Commission C E'. Shera,:'Superintendent MAKE US YOUR j. HEADQUARTERS FOR KODAK Film • Cameras • Photo. Aids LOWEST PRICES EVER FOR KODAK COLOR -SLIDE CAMERA See the BROWNIE STAR CAMERAS here, They make color ;naps . block -and -while pictures and full-color slides, too BROWNIE• r CAME A Reflex,camera for color slides -at: a low, low rice!. Look`throw h the big reflex -type finderto see your picture i n adv ance,•Set the lever to incicate color or black=and-w hi te, Then 'wet touch thefeather-action shutter or, pet 'gor- geous Ektachromecolor slides Kodacolor snapshots. shots. or black- and-white,pictures. A really tremendous value, • 1.7.50 1 - Hammertoe rton Ph_ o toDra h is Supplies lies Wingham Phone 199.' B • 4 CHOOSE YOUR .OWN TER,IV ON ANY FARM 10 over $1540 at TRANS CANADA CREDIT Need extra cash for your fpm? Theft solve your financial problem with a loan from Trans Canada `Credit. Right now Trans Canada Credit is offering special terms on all farm loans above $1,500. - Payments can be spread over as long as two-and- a•half years, andcan be made in anyone of these three ways: • 1. QUARTERLY 2 HALF -YEARLY 3 ANNUALLY REGULAR. LOANS Loans of $1,000 and less are available On Tian; Canada Credit's monthly payment terms. Don't let the lack of ready money preyent''you .. from b om. buying seedy stock, or any Other farm requirement. Get the cash you need 0 Trans " Canada Credit. ' THE .ALL -CANADIAN LOAN COMPANY TRANS' CANADA CREDIT PORAiIOH••t1MITE6- /41"OOR 14$ TUE SQU'A$E OODERICH, 0NTAI Q' PRONE .'lti7 • j 999 ;Grades ). and 2, Belgrave..School, enjoyed a picnic ut the Wingham, 1Parlt ,on Wednesday. While in town .they ,visited several'lgcal jfirrns,; including. Gurney Gloves, The Advance -Times and CKNK• 'They are pictured after 'their visit to the newspaper office. Left toright are Brenda VanCamp, Ray Scheifele, Ronnie 'Lurdon, Donald Vincent, Lia de Yong, Janet Pethick; Catherine de Yong, Ivan Wheeler,' Audrey Coultes, • Rhonda Fear, Malcolm: Anderson,- Lois' Rinn, Donald Bos- •:.i,man, David Bosman ' At back are the teacher, Miss .Alma, McMichael `and M.S. James Coultes. 3AIWROXETER Mr. ,and Mrs, John . Patterson arid sons, Paul and David,. Mr,. and Mrs. 'Walter Williams, all of Tor- onto, spent the week=end at, the Wm; McLean •home. • Mrs: 'M,' Aikenhead of London, spent the week -end with Mrs. D. S. 1VIadNaughton and John. • . Miss Nellie- gall, Toronto, , spent the ;week -end with 'Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Sanderson, • Mrs. Eva McColeman (nee '.Cow- den):, Windsor, and grandson, Clyde 111oColeman,, Toronto, •. are visiting relatives, and renewing:old acquaintances around.. .Wroxeter this week. . and Mrs, Harry Hupfer, De- troit; visited at the home of Mr. Vernon Htz fer over the week -end.. Mr. and Mrs, ' Arthur Green, Hamilton, spentethe. weekend with and- Mrs, Geo, Harris and 1 and family -and d also called on M r Mrs, Frank Wright: Mr. and' Mrs Billie ' Hart, St, Catharines, spent the holiday with Mr and Mrs. Wm. Hari' and at- tended the Hart Reunion. in Sea - forth on Monday. - • • Mr; and Mrs, Wallace Nixon; Norman and ' ,Howard, Centralia, visited-. with Mr. : and Mrs. Geo. Griffith. kr.; and Mrs. Leo Duggan; Stayrier, :ve-re guests sts atthe same home, Miss s Anne McKercher, Jamestown, returned home with Nixon's for a the N vacation. Mrs. Leslie' Douglas, Wroxeter and Mrs. ',Wm. Finlay, - Listowel, called on Mr. and Mrs. Frank vg Saturdayevening, Wrightht g . , ening• : Messrs. Arnold and, Alvin Edgar .and Mr, and Mrs, Andrew Headon (nee Evelyn Edgar), London, and Mr.: Peter: McEWen, Brantford; were among -the former pupils who :attended the Centennial picnic `at Douglas' School.. Miss Elva. Hupfer, for some - staff at Sud— bury, has retired to her home here after a suecessful'career of teach- . •- Mr„ and; Mrs. Harry '.Reffell, Byron, 'spent' the: week -end with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon .Gibson, Miss Bonnie Gib - sot, London, wig has ,returned n' Ottawa and from 'a vacatin otrip to 'Kingston, was also a weals -end visitor. with -her parents here. The garden party ,sponsored by the' renovation cornfnittee of the United ,}Church, held last Tuesday evening in the 1)asement of the town ball, ' was a ' good success. Approximately 300 persons were served a delicious supper by the ladies of the congregation'. • ,Mrs, Rosa . Sanderson, spent ;Monday with her 'mother, Mrs. Ben, Hislop. Mr. and Mrs, Ross Coates spent 'Monday in Wingham and 'Glide - rich, Mrs. Alonzo- Sperling, Mr, John Hulifee. and .Miss Hazel Snarling attended the Hart reunion in Sea - forth on . Monday and calledon Mr, and Mrs. • Walter Eaton, ride, and Mrs, Lloyd Weir, Tor, onto, spent the week=end with Mrs. •W. Weir and Miss Gertie Bush and elso' called on Mr, and, Mrs, Geo, Gibson, ' Mr. and Mrs: 1 D, McGillvray; •Paisley, visited' with the latter;s mother, 'Mrs, Wm. Gibson. • �irMrr artd'MrS, Wntr Wright spent .week -end with Mr, and Mks. ,Alun Munro and Winnifred at their summer' cettage at Arnberley. ,lir. Lloyd Elliott spent the week- end at iris home here and Mrs. El- liott and family returned toStay. net with min to spend the su,mmer months, Mr,. Dbnliid' Gibson, Monkton,. *liftedover the week -end here„ Mikis Donna 1s eLean, London, was" home fel' the holiday, Mr. • and Mrs Ira McLean spent Monday at Datitlaa.- , Mit, J, r, MoLean, who has been 411a tting in tknidaw,. St. Catharines. tsld Part Iialhebusle,• hall .^,hurried ome, • Mrz. heti' 'Mobbnatlt,, London,: Forlrner Pupils;; of '° Douglas' School Section -Gather` • WROXETER-Douglas' School was,tastefully decorated with ever- greens,' flags and old pictures for the reunion held in connection with the Turnberry Centennial.. One hundred . and fifty registered. Fortner pupils fromdistant points were from Vancouver, ° Detroit, Sudbury, London, Brantford. and Windsor. The afternoon was spent in rem- iniscing over past memories. Prizes were presented to Wm. Knox, of Brussels, the oldest person present; Mr. and .Mrs. Andrew Douglas, Gorrie, being: the oldest married couple present;' Mrs, John Simpson (nee Ella Scott,) Vancouver;.°being the person coming, the farthest. dis- tance. : • -'A delicious lunch''was serdltoo• all by` the ladies of the sectidiiii IfART FAMILY HOiDS RE AF. R:TN ATEOS REUNION WROXEER—The fifth annual e in Seaforth 'Hart euiriio wash .held >tr n Lions .Park,, July lst., with 32 pre- sent. Sas. Hart, St. Marys, vice president, conducted the business 'period and gave the financial re- port of the last reunion. Billy and. Yrla Hart, St. Cathar- ines and Lyle and. Shirley Hart, Listowel, convened a programme of sports. Mrs. Emma Wake, Lon- don, received the award for .the oldest person present., and. also. .the oldest.' grandparent..Bill .anl Evey Hart, Wroxeter, were the young- est grandparents, youngest ,pre= sent, Billy,Kneeshaw; person com- ing the farthest, Mrs. Elizabeth Kneeshaw, London; tallest man, Charlie Bodfish, London; shortest woman, Mrs. Ethel Bremner, Brus- sels; ;money' guessing, Mrs, Verna Roberteon,r hopping race, women, Mrs, Rose Hart; men, Freddie Bodenham,. St, Marys; shoe scram- ble Bill and Evey Hart,Wroxeter, , and J e s•. fm and Rose Hart, StMarys.% r men's ' wheelbarrow rac, Lyle and Billy Hart; ladies' backward race, Beth Bodenham; • kick the slipper, men's, .B111y Hart, women's, Mrs. Bea Bodfish; men's race, 1st., Billy Hart, 2nd., Charlie Bodfish; women's race, 1st, Bea Bodfish,' 2nd,, Isla Hart; boy's race, Freddie Bodenham; girls' race, lst, Beth Bodenham; 2nd.; Mary Jane Bod- fish; a candy scramble for the kiddies and a ball game for the adults concluded the sports. The 1958 reunion which will be held in Seaforth Lions park on June 21st., will be in charge of the following executive: President, Jim Jim Marys; vice- res. Hart,tS. Y P , Robertson, Goderich• s ec. areas. , Hazel Sprling, Wroxeter; sports. comm.,. 'Bea and Charlie Bodfish, Elizabeth and Ernie Kneeshaw, London; lunch comm., Evey Hart, Wroxeter and Ethel Bremner, Brussels'. Milled' Church • •GOItRIlil Rev, d', W. Hird, Ford- wich, twill have charge of the services at Gorrie and Wroxeter on July ,'7 and 14th as ReV. W, J,"V. ,Buchannan is on vacation Note change pf. hour, Gorrie at 10 'a,m,, Wroxeter service ,at 11,15 a,ni• visited with Mr, and Mrs. Wilt Icing, Gerrie,, over the weekend, and attended the•reunion at Doug- las' Senn, ori Saturday, • ' Miss Gladys Musgrove 'et the RCAF' at Brenton, spent thee' week -litho with Ther mother, Mrs .rr Musgrove. Uri:, Lyle • Willis and GORRIE PUPILS ON BUS TRiP Promotions Listed .. For No. 9, E. Howick Grade $ to 9, honours, Elizabeth Armstrong, Donald Duke, 'Glenna •GORRIE-Forty-two • • pupils -of Hibberd and John Armstrong; the Gorrie public school enjoyed a bus' trip .on Wednesday, Tom O'Krafka; is principal . and Mrs. Ruth McDonald is teacher of the junior room f - Their first +visit was to Canada Packers at Harriston, where .they saw ice cream. and popsicles being made. - :The, Fiscber poultry -farm at Ayton and' the trout hatchery at Chatsworth were also visited. They had lunch at ,Harriston Park in Owen Sound and saw interest- ing points'in the city. From there they • drove along Georgian Bay `to Collingwood, where they • toured Smart's canning factory and - saw rhubarb and strawberries being canned: On the' trip home they saw the 'Devil's Glen"' and Eu- genia Falls and 'power house. Newlyweds Honored GORRIE—On Wednesday night Mr: and, Mrs. Donald Cook (nee Edith' Edgar) were honored at a shower in , the Gorrie - community hall and presented with a- floor lamp and a hostess chair. Ruth Simpson, Molesworth, read . the adores and the groom room made -:a s . suitable reply. Men fr om the Lin- coln Smith sawmill 'at Kurtzvill'e also presented nted them with a• Step P stool. Music, for dancing • was supplied by the Molesworth orches- tra and a second ;orchestra, com- posed of Sam Timm, Lincoln In Smith and Ivan Felker. Again on Friday alening at a large gathering in 'ithe Gorrie . ceinmunity hall, Mr. and Mrs, Jim Connell (nee Marilyn Mann) Were nresentnd with a china • cabinet. Miss Idariene ,Johnston reed, an address; to which -both . bride. and groom, replied and expressed thanks. Sangster's , orchestra • fur- nished music for dancing. • Howick ,Native Dies in Alberta GQRRIE—Mrs. ' Courtney Gilpin has received word of the sudden death at Viking, Alberta, on June 24th, of Albert Gilpin. He was, a former Howick resident. He went to the West shine 50 years ago and had farmed near Viking. He was unmarried. Mr P Gil in was a member of the• United Church. Surviving ; are two brothers, Courtney, of Viking and . Gorrie, acid Verne of Viking, --'Interment was in the family plot near the town of Viking. GORRIE Rev, and Mrs. Buchannan were supper guests at the home of Mr. Sun - h hi andMrs.John Hutchison on s Sun- day. Rev. Buchannan officiated At the christening of John Ken- neth, son of Mr. Hugh Hutchison and the late Mrs, Hutchison. Mr. Wilfred Murchison, , S T. Thomas, Mr. Leslie Fortune, Turn - berry, and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Aitken, Kincardine, visited over the week -end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gowdy. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Will, Clares holm, Alta., are spending a couple of weelcs with Mr, and Mrs. J, Will, Mr. Leslie Will, of the Tt.C,'A,F., will leave for Germany, Where he will be stationed for two years. 'Mrs. " Will will be going later. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hynanian attended. the centennial service in $etmbre United 'Church on• Sun. day and Visited Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gowdy Mr, and Mrs. Len :Smith and PAW Of Clifford, and Mr, and Mrs. Verne Hambly and family of Guelph vislted .MISS Etta Burns on *ons Whitechurch, aunday, , . ly�r, .xlyd Mit., Congratulatioiid: to Sandra Ed, Benneett ,Hitcher,, Molegigolrth 'Yi�iit.-' gate Arid Relt+in Buchannan who,. ed'At! three lithe` hotelee; kited Grade >r Toronto Cohl.erVa- pass, Wayne Brears. Grade 7 to 8, pass, Gerald :D'Ar cey. Grade 6 to 7, honours, Iris Arm- strong and Mac Duke, , • ; • Grade 5 to M6, honours;; Gordon Topham; pass; . Barry` D'Arcey, Larry Brears. • Grade 4 to 5, honours,. Leonard Newell, Ronald Hibberd. Grade 3 to 4,' honours, Jimmy Armstrong, Norman •Dukes.'; pass, Bobby Clarkson.' •- • Grade 2 to .3, pass, Mary' Eliza- beth Topham, Larry Clarkson, Grade 1- to 2, honours,. Donna Armstrong, Kenneth Newell: Beatrice'• Gedoke Teacher tory :o6 Musie exams and.,Mau"reen Buchannan, Grade 6, , all with honours. - Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Switzer, Bill and Bob of Mount Forest visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George Brown. Mrs, Wm.. Smith, Judy 'mid Linda sailed Wednesday.from Montreal on • the "Empress ..of France" vie Liverpool, England. They: will travel by Y rai• t visit relatives s at t SurgeY. Kent and then to Edin borough, 'Scotland, to see her grand- mother, rs. Rob t, Foster, ' The Rev, F. E. Russell, Mrs.. Russell and Donald are ,caring this week to ;spend the -month of July at Rondeau Park There will be one service for the parish each Sunday at 2.30 p.ni., taken -by the ;Rev.'F. E. Jewell' of Brussels' The service next Sunday, July 7th, Will be In Trinity Chifrch, Fordwich, On Sunday, July 14th,, there will .i be service of Holy Communion in St.. Stephen's. Churexh, Gorrie. • The Rev, John and Mrs. Hird are moving to the Robinson ,cot- •tage on Highway 87'this 'week,•Mr! Hird was formerly minister of ithe Fordwich United Church,; •We wel- come them to the village.• - RELAX AT''P -:E N. E DRIVE -1N I R0 NIS B w CLINTON, ONT. Two ` Shows .Nightly, Rain or Dusk First ho Clear �.F aKeS w at Children under 12 in cars Free THURSDAY and FRIDAY July 4 and 5 "The Kentuckian" (Colour) (Superscope) Burt Lancaster - Diane Foster'. • (Two 'Cartoons) ATUR. NDAY Y and d MO July ut 8 and 8 "Southwest -Passage" (Colopr) 'Rod 'Cameron - Joanne Dru t (Two Cartoons), Chureh Service, Sunday, July 7 8.00 .1S,nt,- -ReV. t S. bider '!t7ESDAY k WEDNESDAY' - Jiily !1 and le 'rhe. Management urgently " Invites everyohe to dee J Arthur Rank'd top pietiree of 1951 - "Reach. 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