HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1957-07-31, Page 8Summer, PANTS
Men's and Bays' cotton and
Linens washable Pants.
Special 1/3 OFF
HATS.
A group of. Men's siuniner
straws and 'fabric Hats. '
'Reg. $2.95 to $3,5
`To Clear at $`1.00
Ladies' *iSt
,:Summer Caps. in a large
variety of stYles mid Shades.
Regular ,miees to $1.50
To• Clear .49e
BOYS' '.SOX
Boys' nylon Stretch Box, in
smart patterns. Reg. 89c
To Clear
2 prs. •for 89e
Boys'
SPORT SHIRTS
A good selection of . short
sleeve Sport 'Shirts In real
smart patterns of Cotton •
crepes ite.4.
Valtieto-from $1.89 to $2,98
To Clear $1.00'
Crop Report
A, 8; Balton
Assistant Ag. RCP, for Huron
During the Bast' "Week most
the oats of the,-early Variety ithia,
the barley was out in. the south 'end
of the eounty, If the Weather re-
mains fine this week the work will
be done in. the north end during
p.-id doming week,
A. few farmers are just finishing
up haying Operations sand several
, farmer% particularly in 8outti:
Huron haVe,threshed their Wheat,
Corn, beans and sugar beeta eon,
Ohne to make rapid growth, There
is an abundant supply of pasture
and hay aftermath is making' rapid
grorYth,
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Apo iiirosoksm th Aan fo,Timei BIRTHS
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Winicham General'
• Hospital, '.94' Wecineetlay
1957, to Mr. .arid Mrs. Wilfred
Neurierly; R.R, 2, -TeeSwater;
daughter. = '
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• .PPQAR—ku.Wit4hstro. Generalnospltal, ''W,eldnesday, July
24, 1.95.7,, Mr, and 'WS, .1ftebt, Nagar, Gorrie, (premature Apo)
expired,
COI, TEs—In Winglianv, 'General
Hospital, on Fridays, joy go, 1.907,
tct Mr, and Mrs, HcMald" conitesi
RA. Winghern, a deOghter::,
I{EII. In .Wingbam General Hos,
pint, qn Sunday, July 28, 1957, to Mr, and' .. Mrs,' Harnici Kell,
T1,13,, 2, 9grrie, .daughter;
Theatre Two shows shows 0011 night
flret at 7.15
Tisiteii, 00., Sat, Aug, 14-3
Robert Wagner- Terry Moore
Between Heaven
. Ono Hell"
Adult Entertainment
n•-adult war melodrama,
Tues., 'Wed., Aug, 5-6-7
Theatre Closed
GIVE USA CALL
Wharrlsror yoler• R•adryi•
STOP WASTING
FUEL DOLLARS
Let us give you a FREO
HEATING SURVEY :today
and report on the condition of
your Present heating system.
Rementber
'
the 9t4Y man
who can afford a failify fur
pace is 'the man who, has
money to burn!
We Recommted & Initell
Child Injured in
Jump Froni Wagon
Five-year-old Georgina Steuer-
nol, danghter of Mr, and Mri, Bert
Steuerriol,. of ,Guelph, was injured
on Sunday when she jumped from
a Wagon at the farm of her uncle,'
Mae Steuernol, Wroxeter, and frac-
tured. a large, bone in 'her right leg.
The- child received attention at
the Wingham General Hospital,
J where splints were applied, and
she was 'later allowed home 'to
Guelph to complete her recovery.'
ANTHES OJ
QUALITY, HEATI
Whether:it be a low-cost Ortni.
ity Furnace or an' ultramod-
ern Anther Winter 'Air Condi,:
tioning Unit, We guarantee, it ,
Will cost you less to install and
for lesi to operate than SO
other heating unit of the same
capacity!" '
PERCY CLARK
rm'i 4 c.":J TE 1'45
HEArliZ EIINSURP,45SE'
Prs WoRT REPEAT/A/11
—Mr. and Mrs, John Dinsley of
Maracaiao,' Venezuela, .are ,visiting
With their sister and biother-iri.
law, lVfr, and Mrs,. ,Walter Loch-, •
ridge, Visitors ,at the same home plumbing ' - Heating '.
over' the week-end were Mr, and • Air Conditioning
Mrs, Jim Lopkridge , of Barrie 'and
Mr. and. Mrs. Jaines Plourde, of %gingham ' Phone 25
Sarnia. . • a , ` •
Early lessons....finds. the „instructqr .dernonstrating a., shallow, surface
"diva"' to instill confidence.in the. beginners, They soon learn, that a
head under water isn't fatal after all.
Aegedar. Sunday Services
Sianday School 10.15 aan.
ittem•embering the Lord
at 11,15
Gospel :Meeting at 7.30 p.m.
*nalfTinitsday evening at 8 p.m.
Pra,YersIgeetilig and Bible Study „
WE ARE NDW BUYING 'CHICKEN.' AND
FOWL' .'FIVE 'DAYS A WEEK
Contact 'one of Our Cream:Drivers or call 971,
Wingham and we will make arrangements to
market your poultry at top' prices:
GOSPEL HALL The' first session with a new swiminingaelass sees Instructor Ron 'Halm tellihg the youngsters all
..about the purpose of the training they are abOut to 'receive. The Gorrie pool is ideallyiochted in the
shade below the mill dam.
PERSONALS.
—Mr. Vrank4: Gibbons has been
advised by the •principal, Dr. W; P.
Ferguson, of the Provincial Insti-
tute of Trades in Toronto, that
be has• been successful in.. passing
his ,basic coarse, in, lathing.
—Miss Jessie• McLaren, of Ver-
bank, California, spent the week-.
end with Mrs, J. W. McKibbon.
Green'visited for a
few days last week with Mr.' and
Mrs, Geo. Gibson, Wroxeter.
Harry McGee is holidaying
With his sister, Mrs. Simpson. of
London, at her cottage at Port
'Stanley for a couple of weeks.
'—Week-end visitors with Mr. and
Mrs— GeorgeBaird were Ralph
Baird, New York City, Jamea
Baird, Toronto; Mr. and Mis.
Simon Smith, Hamilton and Robert
Baird, Clinton,
—Mr. and Mrs, L. M. Wedd and
family of St.. Catharines called on
friends one day last week.
D, B, Porter acco,mp'anied
Mrs. A. R. DuVal to Stratford' on
Monday and' watched the Provin-
cia l bowling , elimination
matches:
mimoonsoomioamiso•mommo•me.im4i .,..e4maa4
Legionaires
Attend Convention
President of the Wingha.m
branch of • the Canadian Legion,
John Pattison, and three other
Members of the branch, Jack Bate-
son, bon 'Adams and Lloyd Carter,
will be attending the TWentieth Bi-
ennial Provincial Convention of
the Ontario Command of:the Cana-
died Legion in St. Catharines
from August 4th to August 8th,
They will join more than 1,000 other
delegates from 500 branches, rep-
resenting nearly 70,000 Ontario
Legionnaires.
Sunday, August 4th will See the
parade of nearly, 2,000 Legieri-
naires, five bands 'and a massed
colour party 'which will end in
Montebello Park ifamous. for its
rpse garden) where a drumhead
service will be held at .4:30 p.m
The official opening of the con-
vention will. take 'place the same
evening with thp service of remerti•
brance and Brigadier Milton r%
Gregg, V.C., 'M.C., being the•.priri-
cipal speaker.
The business sessions of the
convention will be held 'in the St.
Catharines Collegiate . and Veca-
tonal Institute, ,Highlights
convention will include the presen-
tation. of the 'CNIB Eye Bank, the
Olympic Training, Program; ' the.
University Scholarships, .'the public
speaking contest for ,sdheol, child:
ren and other community projects.
Foremost in the businesS' sessions
will be' reports and some 100 reso-
lutions on,Veterans' legislation and
other' subjects which will be for
the welfare of Canadian 'veterans
The convention plans include thr
ptiblie speaking contest finals':
under the chairmanship of- Hon
W, J. Dunlop, Minister of Educa-
tion, on Monday evening, 'Enter-
tainment and dancing with Special
sight-seeing tours, etc., for the
ladies, Wednesday night the con-
vention banquet Will be held in the
St. Catharines armouries which
will include honour presentations
to branch winners for the 1956
branch of the year and Monthly;
bulletins which`will be followed,
the convention ball and floor show,
at the Legion auditorium. 4, ,
Other speakers at the convention
prograhm are the Dominion presi-
dent, Dave Burgess, O.B.E.,
of •Ottawa; the Provincial presi-
dent of the Ladies' Auxiliary, Airs.
Margaret Richardson of Toronto;
the Honorable Charles Daley,
Minister of Labour for the pro-
vinte,
,The convention 7111,,, end on
Thursday with the election of off1:,
hers for the next two years and
their installation:
Season
Thurs,-Fri. Sat 3 Days Only Pg. 1st, 2nd, 3rd she described her
,crilerienFes ,'with Down-
les...TO.have you return
itgain'.and again, that's
our aim.
SPORT -SHIRTS'
Men's short 4 sleeve Sport
Shirts' in assorted slutdes and
styles --L. Reg. ,to $2.98
To Clear, $1.49.
DRESSES'
One group of Ladies' Dresses
consisting of cottons, linens
and washable silks.
Reg. $4,98 to $1,5.00
'Special 1/2 price
NOW $2.49 . to $7,50
Ladies' Summer.,
Sportswear
Swim Suits, T Shirts, Shorts;
Pedal Pushers, Etc.
$1.00 -, • e .t 0
BRIEFS ,
1/3 OFF
Ladies' Cotton
Blouses
Bretton lints of Ladies' short
sleeve and sleeveleaS Blouses.
Reg, $1.98
To Clear $1 00
HANDBAGS
A group) of summer straw
bitsltets — Reg. $1.98 •
To Clear $1.00
T SHIRTS
Men's •, fancy gif 'Shirts fat
smart lattrinier shade's4
Values 'to $3.9
,
To Clear 1 zprice
The Wingham. Eire department
was called to an early morning fire
on Thursday in. Morris Township,
but was too late to save a barn
belonging to Jack.. Clark which
contained the season's crop of hay
and some chickens, Estimated, loss
was in the region of $10,000, The
Clark farm is' situated on the 5th
line of Morris, about 18 miles 'frdm
Wingham.
Aroused from their beds by the
light of the fire, neighborsnianag-
ed to save farm machinery, inclad-,
ing a tractor, threshing machine
and haying equipment.
Wingham rural fire department
and the volunteer brigade frein
Brussels concentrated their efferts
oh preventing the fire from, spread-
ing,
The fire 'was discovered when
Mr, Clark Went outside to switch
off a light he thought he had left
burning,
"'Kim.' roust
rOLLAR GOES
CURTNER "
WHITECHURCH 'Strait. When the new bridge will
Open there this fall, the long wait
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Falconer have for so many cars crossing on the
Youngsters who started on the four-week course of instruction in' swimming and water safety at
Gorrie on Monday include Howie Wright, Warren Wylie,' Brant Dane, Anne Pane, Clarb
Blain Wylie, Gary Burchill, Don Galbraith, Bob Howitt, Donna Ferguson, Patsy Hewitt, DaWn
Clark, Dianna Morland, Barbara Ferguson and Dianne Wylie.
Fire Destroys
Morris Barn
.T SKIRTS
Men's T. 'Shirts in shades ,obi
-.White, Croy, Ohre and Navy.
So cool sash comfortable.-,for
work or play. — g-g-t•
Odd line of Men's. Jockey
'..Shorts in fine eoinbed cotton.
,Sizes 801 to.38 Reg. $1.00
To Clear 50c Pr.
TOWELS
A group 'of Terry' Towels in
fancy ' check' pattern, size
15 x 24 Reg: 39e, each
Special 3 for' $1
;Flannelette
REMNANTS
A special purchase of flette
remnants which includes a
good variety of patterns in
excellent quality..
, SAVE 25%. or
more on,.this
reg. 69e per y1. material
1 to 5 YARD. ENDS
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l, 0 YoU can make those
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Investor's Store 1404t$
"The Friendly Store
ThUrSditY till 6r1R11
PAJmy till 10 p.m
boats, in holiday seasons, will be
over and ,t;affic 7111 move without
the customary holdup, ,
Rev, J. W. Watt Will have charge
of the service hi the United
Church here, for the next two Sun-
days, Rev, R. A. Brook will have
his vacation in August.
Mr. and-Mrs. Gershom Johnston,
Linda, Larry and Brian McMichael
of Sarnia, 'Mr, and Mrs, James
Johnston and Son Paul of Turn-
berry, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart. Smith
and family of kitchener and Jack
Johnston and Jean Stanley of Lon
don spent Sunday; with Mr, and
Mrs. Chas. Wood at their cottage at
Poplar Beach,
The Johnston; and McBarney
families hold their family reunion;
at Seaforth Lions Park next Slit-
day.
Mr, and Mrs, Roy Pattison and
,Donald and Doreen visited na Sun-
day at the horrie of his sister, Mrs.
Gerald Wat,SOn*bf 4ForeaL Dorcen
stayed "to spend the week there..
Mr. arid Mrs, Gordou Billott Were
Sunday, visitors at•'the home Of
their son,. Mre AtitOhOn 'Mat= of
Ailsa 'Craig.
Mr. and Mrs,' W., R., Farrier arid
Mies Winnifred spent a feW days
last week Mr. and Mrs. daelt
Gillespie of Sarnia.
Birth Birth
COOL/MS—On Friday, July
in "Wingham ilespital,, to -Ur, and
Mrs. Ronald Coulter of E. We:,
%%nosh,. a daughter4
tritatucil
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In the inagestic mountains of
BritianColumbia there is alWaYa
a now peak to conquer, and always
someone ready to try it, Ala,
pine Club' of Canada holds annual
Cfimiss iri which the beginner and
the seasoned expert have Oppor-
tunities to exercise their skili and
endurance,.
had the hydro installed in their
home during the past week and
had it turned on Friday. Mr. and
Calvert Falconer of Blyth,
visited on Sunday, at the Falconer
home.
Percy MeClenaghan' spent the
week-end at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Clifford Purdon of Belgrave,
and on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs.
Purdon, and their family were at
the airport, doderich, when Percy,
Ronald, ,Reg and Mona Purdon,
went up for aoplane ride,. When
Clifford waa in the plane it circled
around the' Whitechureh district,
and over the home Of his parents,
Mr, and Mrs, John Purdon, who
saw him in time to be out and
Wave at them.
Mr. and Mrs, Robert Purdon, and
Mr. and Mrs. Arable Purdon arid
baby Kathy, visited on Sunday
with Mr, and. Mrs. Floyd 80t4-, of
BelwoOd, Betty and Marilyn Bat,
returned home' with their grand-
parents, to spend a week here..
Mr, and Mrs. PurdOri, and
Mr. and :Mrs, Melvin MoVison,
Lucy and lleenda, spent unsday
with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Fur-
don, Thorndale,
Mr, mid Mrs. 3. D. 13eocroft re-
turned home on Sunday afternoon,
after spending the past week in a
trip „across Northern Ontario, and
from, Duluth home by Mackinaw