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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1957-08-21, Page 5hotels to horigeleWS„ chalets, fodgca, .01,41,4IN--XxS. Leonard Seeder, Natienal- Park ranges -from luxury. ' cottages ,and cabins „It 1s -designed- sari held as MIScelloneeos shower at Acileirintedation In Prince Albert 13rido.Ri ect )10 ri prod. taste and. her- „home Wednesday evening to suit ,alMoSt every purse, ixr honor Of Miss, 44.Ccingling gyer. friends bride-to-be,, Were Present, A bride's, boob cell-wooed and . contests were en,,, •Mifis Dilrlingg read the atl, dress and :Mrs,. Herb. Burebill .and Mrs., Russell •Sewers _nreSented . gaily decorated basket .of gifts, Friends Honor Young Couple' Mr. and Mrs, Glen UnderwOod, (the fernier Margaret Heibein), were honored at a large gathering in the Gerrie community hall re,. cently When ineY , were, presented with a gift of money,, The evening Was spent in:dancing to ninsiG" by the Pordwich Orchestra, e Web Stretelles.. 'from. the boundary' llaititoba to, the .boundary of Itierke, .offers an, excellent payed, ad; far ineterists revelling in sitatchewan. ..SAYR moNey. ON A DISCOUNT OF 10 will be given on all orders of Storm Windows. during the MQNTH Of 'AUGUST • We will. measure and install windows if cleared'. 544440~2Wifiggmdk i -''4,4;-1 "t. s. Custom 300 Fordo,. Sedan NORTH AMERICA'S MOST MODERN SIX Ford ssoad-proven Mileage-Maker Six is the most modern, thriftiest six-cylinder engine offered today by any manufac- turer,—delivers 14441p. of brilliant - performance. Its true short-strolce design Squeezes more miles out of every gallon of regular gasoline—delivers more punch per piston-stroke than any competitive manufacturer's "six"! This was proven in the "1957 Mobilgas Economy Run" when a Ford Fairlane Six led fill other makes in actual miles per galkin Of gas! `s. SILVER ANNIVERSARY V-8's Choose• the' world's best sail* V-8! Thi..4 year you have an even wider choice of ultra-modern powerplants—all are electronically "mass-balanced" for maximum smoothness. There's the big, silent, deep=block 190-Hp. Ford V-8, the famOus 212-Hps Thunderbird V;8; • or if you prefer, the new high-compres- sion 245-Hp, Thunderbird Special V-8.— the engine that helped Ford set 458 world performance and endurance,, records at BonnevilkSalt Flats, Utah. Action-Test the new 'kind of Ford—see your Ford-Monarch Dealer , uron Motors Limite Ford and Monarch • Ford Trucks elephone 237 A. D. MaciVillians *Wingham, Ont, BOB HOPE WOrld famed comedy star, headlineeths favish Evening Grandstand Spectacular every naghtut 8.15 p.m, with top entertainers, dancers, singers . climaxed by. a gigantic fireworks display. ORDER YOUR TICKETS NOW RINCLING BROS. AND BARNUM & BAILEY CIRCUS Don't miss "The Greatest Show On Earth" at the exciting Afternoon Grandstand Show, FIRST WEEK ONLY Aug. 26, 27, 28, 29, 30 and 32, at 2:30 p.m. NEW MULTI-MILLION DOLLAR QUEEN ELIZABETH BUILDING An exciting new setting /or, Fashion Shows and . Women's Activities with a 2,350 seat theatre. Cooking schools, fashion shows, furnishings, SPORTS GALORE World Champion Aquatic stars, track and field meet.,. plus Canada's Olympic training plan, VISIT CANADA'S SPORTS HALL OF FAME ' WORLD'S LARGEST AGRICULTURAL BUILDING Canada's prike-winninft livestock, dairy products, poultry, fruit, grain and vegetables, on display dog shows, rat shows. NATIONAL HORSE SHOW , Aug. 23, 24, 26, 27, 28, 29 in the Coliseum. INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITS The famed products of countries all over the world. MILE OF MIDWAY New rides, new shows, new games, FOOD PRODUCTS BUILDING Centre of attraction for almost three million people., ,) IRISH GUARDS BAND. World-celebrated band from England daily on the Bandshell. INTERNATIONAL AIR SHOW Breathtaking two hour show Sept, &and 7 only. Enjoy one of-the greatest events of yet& lifetime , • '11 the Canadian National Exhibition, the largest annual exhibition in the Wor14. Three hundred and'il fifty' acres of fun, entertainment and interest. 1 AUG.23 SEPT.7 CANADA ON DISPLAY Peed 7", Pregident klirant,V. kieCalluni, General Agana* ssito, • • "I tell Ned the same thing applies to savings , We all made 'a ,gOod start' by saving regularly at THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE" 76S BRANCHES ACROSS CANADA'READY TO SERVE YOU WINGHAM BRANCH, " W,.O. STRUTHERS - Manager R.•HAmILTON il OPTOMETRIST . 1 . i 1 i Thoroughness' —7 Ability, — Time telted - 4 . . , II I . . . Phone .3.7. for ' appointment I . ilium' suitionsmoilisonnuiluounnunomiliwis Iiiiikinsoft • . ° Used Cars —1955 Dodge Coach, Light Green, perfect inside and out —1955 Plymouth-Sedan real beauty, —1954 Dodge Regent Sedan, 19,000,miles - one owner car —1954 Chevrolet Coach —1953 Monarch - A-1 throughout, clean —1951 •Ford Coach - very clean Many more cheaper cars on lot. All above cars guaranteed A-1 A. D. MacWILLTAM FORD and FORDSON MAJOR. DIESEL TnAcion Wingham Phone 237 moiwaimoommwommio.soalworm.m.o4idroasioonlommaelsoroildrommao•denixe.moommei. You, Too, Can Be Sitting Pretty When You Take A BUSINESS COURSE And You Will Enjoy Your Studies! ENROLL NOW FOR THE FALL TERM . Clip the coupon below and mail to the College for complete` information. (Board is available at the Y.W.C.A. for $11.50) GALT - BUSINESS COLLEGE "Established 189r 76 Main St., Galt, Otit,, 4.• V140045 *end me complete information abeilL -:your' -courses, without ebligatiOym to Me. ..001tESS $ ..„...„„„„. EDUCATION Atr, ........ sImitimmonOWOMimilMOOPMelliWOMIMOWNIONMOMO4MiNi „WI a N. a On. —...11."..re`re'rrr pr.”•"0. Kr, 4nd Mrs, 119Y CioWdY Oct Mr. 00 gotry Gowsly ythltet1 14t• the borne of Mr. and XI'S. ZogglIe Karl, Ethel, on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Nat'l Zeigler and family, Port Elgin, Visited Mr. and, Mrs, Leoutrd sanoron, on gun- Porgroto)atloPs to the newlyiri weds, Mr. and Mrs. it aYniond OW, tlY (nee Jacqueline Climar), and. Mr. and UM. Otte Willert (nOe Elsie David),. Mr, and Mrs, Andy Edgar, Mr, and Mrs,' Cliff Cooke and Nadine, Misses Pell Irwin, Sandra gO4ar and. Carol Keg spent ilast week at' Port Elgin. Mr, and. Mrs, Clifford, Pyke, Ban anfl Glen are holidaying at Port Elgin, Mr, and Mrs. Bob Ferguson and family and Mrs`, H. Ferguson at- tended a re-tunien. at Aitha Craig on Saturday, Misses Joyce Ford, and Faye Ed- gar spent several days at Port gin last week. Miss Nancy Jacques,. Lakelet, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs, T. Edgar. Mr, and Mrs. Bob Stephens and family and Miss Pearl Hamilton spent Sunday at Goderieh. Mrs. Jennie Edgar is spending a week at the, home of her son, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Edgar. Mr. and Mrs, Alex Petrie attendi ed the Elliott-McGuigan wedding in ICitchener On Saturday. Jimmie Parrish returned home last Tuesday after spending a few days in the Children's, War Mem- orial Hospital, London and is in good .health. Mr, and Mrs. Stanley Smith, of Guelph visited Mr, H. V. Holmes, pn Friday, , Mrs. Melville Beecroft Qt Otter- ville visited Mrs. Rector Hamilton last week. 1VIr. and. Mrs. Jack Crawford of Milibank Were guests of Mr. and, Mrs. Harold Robinson on Sunday. Mr.' and Mrs, Glenn Kennedy and Mr. Jas. Graham of Toronto visited, Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Graham on Saturday, Sunday guests ,at the same home were Mr. and" Mrs. Gordon Brown and Mary Alice, of Beamsville, Mrs, Campbell Brown, Markdale, Mr. and Mrs. J. Lane, Kinlough. Miss Beatrice Wade, Fordwieh' and Mr. and, Mrs. Norman Wade visited with Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Hill on Sunday afternoon. Miss Irene Holmes returned : On Sunday to her home in Toronto after visiting her brother, Mr. H. V, Holmes. Mr. and Mrs, Frank Earls and daughters moved last week to Lon- don, where they will make their home, They sprint Friday and Sat- urday with Mrs. VVm, Doig and Hugh and attended a tamily'gath- ering Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and lyfrs, W. C: King, Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Hastie, Ar- lene th,nd Sandra, have returned to Toronto after , spending• the holi- days at their summer home here. Mr, Harry Hastie has rented the home and will be moving in short- ly. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Elliott, Lis- towel, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Miller on Sunday. Service in St. Stephen's Angli- can Churdh will be at 10 a.m. on. Sunday morning and will be the ' Mrs, Fie WaS LifelOng Resident life,long resident of Wingham and district died at the -Wingharri (*Mend Hespital on Thursday, All&Wit. 43, when Mrs, William.yAeld Passed away after suffering heart attack, Born. in Widteehurcb 77 years 11.10A she was the .• former Sarah Kew- She, .received her education there and at the Wingham 13I1611 Scheel, marrying Mr.. Field at Whitechorela on July 14, 1904, fore her marriage She had. ,been a telegraph operator., She was .the last surviving member of ,her fam- ilY, and her husband Predeeeased her two years ago. Mrs. Field was a faithful mem- ber of the Wingnana 'United Church, was a life member of the Women's Missionary Society, a member of the Women's Institute and of the Hospital,,Amtiliary, Surviving are three' sons, Arthur Field, Lambeth; Dr, John W. Field, Manchester, Conn.; Frank Field, TeesWater; and three daugh- ters, Mrs. James (1-felen) Kerrigan, Mildmay; Mrs. George (Mildred) Carroll, Brantford and Mrs. Jack (Edith) Robertson, Stayner, There are fifteen grandchildren and - one. great-grandchild, Funeral ,service was held at the. Walker funeral 'home on Saturday, Aug, 10, at 2,30, in"*charge pf Rev, A,,Nirnmo, DD., and interment was in the Wingharn Cemetery. The' pallbearers were nephews of the deceased woman, George, Fred, Frank andDr, Harold Skelding, Kenneth Hicks and Roderick Men's, last Service for the. Rev. F. B. Rus- sell, before moving to Owen Sound. Mr. Albert Dustow, who was a patient in the Wingham, Hospital, suffering from pneumonia, was able to return home on Friday. Mrs. August Keil was .taken to the Wingharn Hospital* on' Saturday. Bob Black underwent an operation for appendicitis in the Listowel Memorial Hospital on Thursday morning. Mrs. Wendell Graham of Guelph visited her cousin, Mrs. T, L. Mc- Innes and Mr. McInnes last week, Mrs. W.• 3, Greenwood, Mr. and Mrs, Percy Greenwood and John, and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ritchie, all of Durham, visited on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Glad Edgar. , Miss Marlene Feigel and Mr. Gary Hornunade of Kitchener spent Sunday with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Feigel, Lenore Feigel and Betty McClem- ent returned with them. to Kitch- ener for a visit. Mr, and Mrs. T. L. McInnes visited their son, Mr. Elgin McIn- nes and Mrs. McInnes in Toronto on, Sunday. Misses Shirley McMichael,,Wrox- eter .a,nd Jeanette Pyke spent the week-end at Port Elgin. Mrs., Nellie Scott, Lueknow, is visiting her brothers, Messrs. Leon- ard and Anson Ruttan this week. Rbeent visitors with Mr,, and Mrs. Robert Dane were Mr. Ed- ward Beese and son, Harvey, "of Winnipeg, Ruth Beese, Waterloo, Mr. Lloyd Politick and son of Windsor, Mrs, J. D. Pollock, Rip- le yand'1VIrs. Ella, Shurrie of Brus- sels, ,Mr. and Mrs. J. H. King have returned from' a holiday motor trip When they visited London, Burling- ton Beach, St. Catharines, Toronto and Relatives from Peterborough, here attended the Gowdy - Gilmer wedding in the McIntosh church on Saturday af- ternoon. Mr, Sid. Creek, of London, a one- ltas imte week. derit , Was a visitor in town Mr. and Mrs, Wilmer Nuhn and faniily are spending their holiday with' Mrs, Nuhn's parents at Charlton and will be guests. at the wedding of her :brother, Congratulations to kiss Shirley Bennett, who has been successful in passing her Grade 13, Upper school exams at the Wingham High School.. She plans to enter Western, Hospital, Toronto in Sep- tember to take nurses' training. (Intended for last week) Mr, and Mrs. Hilt, Ashton have - been at Amberley Beach with their son, Mr, Lloyd Ashton and Mrs. Ashton. Visiting them on Sunday afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. Burris Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dane and Norman Clegg, Misses Verlie Metcalfe,' Wing- ham, rind Miss Karen Michel are guesta of Mrs, Frances McArthur, Streetsville, at Wasaga Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Nay and little son and Mrs, Peter IVIerlinger, all of Waterloo Were Week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jaelt Musgrove. Mr, Geo. Gregg spent a few days recently, at Elliot Lake. MISS Bessie Scott, of Belli-lord, visited for a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Burns Stewart. Mr, and Mrs. Claus O'Erafka spent a few days at Sauble Beach. and Mrs, Lawrence Short of PerguS Visited with Mr. and Mrs. Thos, short and Miss 'Myrtle on Thursday afternoon. Mr, and Mrs. Ken Aradott and family and Mrs. deo, Arscott of, Toronto were week-end guests at Norte of Mr, and Mrs, Archie Miller. ,And Mrs, tiyercio t olrli kr Lary' Wm. 14. McMurray Passes it, Hospital *111.144 Joseph AfelVitirraY.pt B'isssels passed away suddenly at the Winghani General Hospital on Sunday, August 11 in his 18th year. morn at. Clinton, jannary tith, 1880, he later moved with his par- ents to the 4th line of ,Morris where he farmed 'or Many Years, retiring tn Brussels in November„ 1947, . On September,12, 1990 he mar-. ried the,' former Annie Walsh of Nest Wawanosit Township, who survives with one son, Hebert, James and one daughter Alberta (Mrs. J. Smith) ,both of Morris Township. There are also six grandsons, Rtibert E. McMurray of . Toronto; Donald and Gordon of 'Wingbana; William, Robert and Murray Smith of Brussels. The late Mr, Melltirray '*was a member of Beigraye LO.L, No. 462 for 60 years and was made an hon- orary member on Jply 12, 4949, Funeral services were' conducted at Ilia late residence Turnberry Street, Brussels on Wednesday, Auguat 14th at 2.30• p.m. by the Rev. F, E. Jewell, rector of St. ;John's Anglican Church. The pallbearers, were Riehard and Robert Procter, Robert Alex Robertson, Wm., Peacock, Archie Engel, The six grandsons Were flower bearers. Interment' was made in Brandon Cemetery, Belgrave, Council Gets Results (Continued from Page One) grasp would not be worn off in front of the town hall, Important Visitor Councillor Hamilton reported for the industrial committee that he had met, with J. W. Hanna and Mr. Armstrong, of-Ontario House, London, England, and an inspect- ion of the town had been made. He also reporte,d 'that Mr.. Arm- strong had been favorably impres- sed with the town. Mr. Armstrong is at present on a fact-finding tour of Ontario to help British In- dustrialists to find suitable lo- cations for projects in Ontario. Councillor Gorbutt, for the' Re- creation Council, reported that the summer recreatien program was going well. More than 150 children, took the swimming instruction course at Teeswater. An application for, renewal of a license for a car-wrecking estab- lishment for Jos. Clark was pre- sented, together with a fee of $1.00. 25 was agreed that this be held over until a )full Membership of the council was on hand.. Bridge Examined Reeve ,Adair reported that the County Engineer, Mr. 13ritnell, had examined the abutments of the bridge at Howson's dam, along with Deputy Reeve Kerr and it had been recommended by the engineer that a. firm in London he consulted as to the best type of repair which could be made. It 'was agreed at the meeting that' the town clerk write to the firm on this matter. Applications for building per- mits from A. C. Adams, Rev. W. D. Clark, Walter Pocock and U. Moszkowska, were approved, A motion "that the mayor and clerk be authorized to accept a deed of Lot 8, from Mr. Jermyn and that we,deed over to him the one-half of Lot 7 and 16 feet of Lot 8 and that the town reserves the right' to have access and re- pair the drain on Lot 8 at any time", was made and carried. It was agreed that Mr. Jenny')." proceed at once to complete, his house on completion of the above transfers. It may be remembered that Mr. Jermyn moved his house into town: about a year ago on per- mission of the couicil. The house has sat on the lot since' that time, unoccupied. and Donna of Toronto spent Sun- day with Mit•-.‘and Mrs. Ernest King and Mr. and Mrs. Harry King. Judy King returned home with them after spending a holiday at Hall- burton. . Mr. 'and Mrs. Stanley. Russell, Toronto, spent Sunday with Rev, F, E. and Mrs. Russell. Mr. Alex Maclaren of Georgetown was also a guest at the same home one evening last week. Mr. Bob Hibbert, Fordwich, Mr. Lloyd Jacques, Mrs. Effie McCrac- kin, Viola and Violet, Mr. and Mrs. '1', L. McInnes attended the Derry bay celebration at Dundalk on Saturday, Misses Betty Zimmerman and Carolyn. Stoneman of Clinton Were week-end, visitors With Mrs. Tessie Ziinmermart. Mr. and MIA Robert Dane spent from Thursday until Saturday With their son, Mr, Stanley Dane and Mrs. Dane at their summer home at Cataract. Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Chapman visited friends at'Stratford .for few days last week. Mr, 'Harvey SParling arrived home on Friday after a trip to Vancouver, Mr. and Mrs. cordon 'Moir were in 'Toronto on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stephens and Evelyn Anne were at AgIa4 court or a feW clot *here toy were itieIlta at a veadablg.