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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1957-08-28, Page 6MolPzIZilrerR.11F-WIVIERFORFIn Wing ham.,, Mr,Ant.1 MrkilkOWIVAY, .aceerOpSnIed Mrs,. 'Warner tct, ronto on Thursday and :411,0 left to. visit With, her ,0444ter.,in MO9t- real. Mr. and Mrs. Russell; .Gaunt, Jan, et and Donald and Mrs. James. . Richardson spent Saturday in To- ronto, .where they visited with Mn and Mrs, Roy McInnis... Mr. and Mrs, Ezra Schnitz visit- ed on Sunday at the* home of his brother, Mr, Reg. Seholtz of Au- burn . Mr, And Mrs, N. 'Groshorth, Paul and Karen arrived home on Sunday morning after spending week motoring to New York City and Key West, Fla. Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Farrier, Wayne and Jannice are visiting for a few days this week with Mr, and Mrs, Carman Farrier "of Long *ranch and taking in. tha #qn, A. bus load from this districti•O' on Tuesday to spend a day 'at the Toronto Exhibition, Mr, and Mrs. Fleming Johnston ,and son Larry,,. of pluevale visited an panday at the- home of her .bro-i tberi Mr. Icerinetfi Mason, Mr,' and Mrs.. John McAllister and sons .0. Q01:41'4114 also. visited at the Mason home on Seaday Mr. Cyril Mackay,, of Regina, is in Toronto this. week nttenialDge'n qonvention Of aDeDlintants Mr. and Mrs, A. V, Pardon, Leek now, Mr. and Mrs, Hector Purdon, , and family and Mr, .and Mrs.. Ath- ol Pardon and family and local. members of the PurdoMfamily met on Sunday at the, home of Mr, -and Mrs, George Tiffin of ninios, • Me, 'George Walker, Mr. Alex East vcraw*4•01., 9ary Robinson, son, ot,mr. :and Mrs. Calvin ROM- son, ageompanled • thein .iiacic„ to ' Gocleriela, where they are visiting i with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Thompson. Mr. and Mrs., George Fisher at, W000 On faneral of- -her annt, the late Mrs. Annie Creech, at Pine River on Monday. On .*.1/041, Mr and Mrs. Tobl. Jantri and faraily:, of Milverton„ the Fisher family and. Miss John Marshall visited at the home of .anti Mrs. Arnold LoUgheed of Midland. Crawford McNeil of West Wawa- nosh leaves this week with the ,ag- ricultural representative to repre- sent the Huron"Tractor Club at the. Toronto Vxhihition, ' where he will.. be in the tractor contest. .4eaVer A.41.4 'Mr,.'q.PTS.49S1 Johnston family otlfarlt394 !Pe* •S*Nr4Nr made a business trip to 'Toronto on Visiting with ROittson. relatives In Monday, Mrs. John Valeoner,. Mr. and Mrs. glgin Weiwood and Mt, Bert Cole- man of „Caledop visited on Satur- day with Mr, and Mrs. James Fal- coner, Mr, anti Mrs, John aVrePnrIIP.Y.1. Allan and Gordon Pengelly wore in London on Thursday last and. Allan and Gordon left by bus for the West, They intend to go, to. Alberta for the hanf.est. Forrest Armitage of London AeocnparOefl .Nfr, and Mrs. McBurney home and will visit here this week„ Mr, and Mrs, Edgar Gaunt and. Aim visited on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, JarneS. Inglis of Howick.. Janie Eckenswiller has been suf, fering fiono infection in her hand. Mr, and Mrs. Mamie P.hillion and YOU SAVE 14.80 33.20 COMPAIIAlill SAVINGS ON °TIM -- °THU/ !MP IAN into yin ANOTOCADS t °wart to.Not mly t2 n Tiot-m 0,0NEw-oom • 5 . IMEATEE rIROTECTION 3.5 NYLON 610 to, WAY Awn 001. tin FRESH BAKED .FOR TASTY EATINO • I. I / nio,!a 1; sositossoselpstwormols Hamburg or Wiener Buns REMINGTON'S I.G.A. The WingbAn. .;.400410-Time4, WO, Au iv4 zi, no 011.0"Tlifs oAdvance-TimestPer' all d 1 IMITECURCII i oon I. Twine J llll llll I l llllll ............ ..... lllllll ;MINN ll Boys' Tan and Faded Blue JEANS_ . . well made, sanfor- iSed, 6 to 46 yrii. ..... $2.95 pr. GIIRLS' DRESSES . . good prints. for school wear, 6 to 14 $2.95 to $3.95 ea. Shirts, Blouses, Socks, Under- wear,• Lunch Boxes, and many more everyday school* needs at WELWOOD'S, I TIRE Segura,. Pric. BUY 4 'SAVE MORE ,„r„ I rfRIAN.Pencils, Note Books, Re- ; fills,. Paints, Crayons, lined and wilinedl Scribblers, Pads, Paste .other SCHOOL NEEDS 411Opidar brAndi at popular prioes. ,`!'SEE `YOU FRONTIER DAYS POD'NER" Genuine Leather RING BINDERS $3.98 to $6.95 WEIL.WOOD • S APRIL l "'" SPEC/ I.TIFtE SALE PRICE t 10, DAYS DM U11 ALL PRICES QUOTED WITH TRADE IN .Goodrich LIS •fl (1 XPOVIOli 95 to-L.,,,,5 514,15 • a ""." Winn gRer; '19.25 Safety-5 6.70.15 6.70-15 22.95 43.25 20.85 6.70-15 34.95 39.8,5. 6.7045 6.70-15 Life- Sayfir MERKLE,t MOTORS Plottt.84 Wingham "Ontario Mr, and Mrs, him Smyth and Jacqueline of Hamilton, spent the Week-end at the benle of his bro- ther, Mr. Edwin Smyth. Mr, and Mrs.' Jack Mitchell and family are enjoying their vacation this week, on a motor trip through Southern Ontario, Miss Marilyn Morrison visited on 'Wednesday last with Mr. and Mrs. John Barr of Kinlough. Friends and neighbors of Mr, and Mrs. Howard Martin of For- dyce attended the funeral Of the late Edward Joseph Martin on Monday morning from Sacred geart Church, Wingham to the R, C, Cemetery. The family gather- ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Martin on Monday after- noon with their rather, Mr. Albert 'Martin, of Wingham, and the six sisters, Mrs, Mersdorf and Mrs. Stritzinger of Detroit, Mrs. Eileen Morton, of South Bend, Indiana, Mrs, Sidney Bowser, Mrs. George Diddin and Mrs. Fred Haslam of Toronto, with their husbands and families and four brothers, Wilfred of Stratford, Harold, of St, Cath- arines, William of Kitchener with their wives were all present. The many friends of the bereaved families extend sympathy., Mrs. James Ste. Marie, who was seriously ill hi Kitchener Hospital for a week, was able to return home one day last week. Mrs, Irene Paterson of Toronto spent the week-end with her mother, Mrs. Wm. Taylor, of Kin. loss. Mrs. Jas. Keen and Betty Ann left on Thursday last for their home at Sudbury. Margaret Wilson of Exeter, Doris Ross and Linda Coultes spent Iasi week with Mr.'and Mrs, Earl Cas- lick. Mr. and Mrs. David McAllister of Cuirass visited there on Sunday. Miss Edna Carr of St. Thomas, spent the week-en'd with Mr. and Mrs, Russell Ross. Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell - Elliott and family of Ailsa Craig spent Sunday at the. home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Elliott. Mr. and Mrs. Win. Craig of Scarborough spent the week-end at the home of her sister, Mrs, Robert Ross, Mr. Ross has been quite poorly during the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Jamieson of Goderich visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Dan Tiffin. Mr's. Kenneth Dowling and Beth spent a few days last week at the home of her mother, MrS. Wm. Rooney of Mount Forest. Mrms. Rooney accompanied them home and is spending a feW days here. Mr, and Mrs. Melvin McClena- ghan and Michael of Kitchener visited on Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben McCienaghan. Rev, and Mrs. Robert Watt and family of Mitchell spent the week- end at the home of his parents, Rev, and Mrs. J. W. Watt. MA and. Mrs, Douglas Snell and family of Londesboro visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George McGee. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Martin and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stewart of Teeswater spent Sunday at' Lon- don, where they visited with Mrs. Emerson, Austin, who went through an operation on her leg, which had been injured some years ago. She will be in a cast for three months. Miss Marjorie Currie of London, spent the week-end with her mother, Mrs. R. Currie, Miss Marilyn McTavish and Miss Betty McDonald return this week from Grand Bend, where they have been employed at the River- side Restaurant 'airing the holi- days. Arnold and Elmer Woods, Mrs. McNeil and Crawford; of W. Wa- wanosh, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnston of Kincardine, and with, their aunt, Mrs. Jas. Irwin, at the Kincardine Hospital, where she has. been a patient for the past two weeks. The W. Wawanosh school trus- tees have had the walls and halls in Fordyce re-decorated during the past two weeks, This is quite ail , improvement, Dr. Richard Irwin and daughters. Joyce and Jannice left on Friday to visit with Mr. and Mrs, Nethery, Toronto, and left by plane for. Van- couver on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Herson Irwin visit-. ed on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Edniurid Irwin of Codericli. Mr, and MIA Howard Walker and children are planning to leave, this Wednesday to Spend a few weeks' in Saskatchewan with re- latives at. Indian Head. , The Frank Kirkby farm drain- age equipment moved, into this dis- triet last Friday and commenced WOrk on the drain from Sohn Craig's, Gorddn Rintoul's and John Gaunt's. RV, Angus Mackay, who leaves next Monday With his wife, On their return, trip to Jha,nsl, India, will have charge of the service in the Presbyterian Church here On Sun-, day. Rev. R, A, Brook Will return af- ter his vacation and havo charge of the service hi the Milted Church, Mrs. Tilos, Inglis left last week With her daughter, Mrs, Jack Flan- nigan. She has Since undergone an operation in a Toronto Hospital for the removal of an ulder• from her eye, She is making a good re- Cove ry Mrs, Warner, of London, England, Spent two 3,VeekS recently with her sister, Mrs. Robert Mowbray, in All Canidian Twine Made in Kitchenet APPROXIMATELY 250 FEET F,ER POUND CHARLES HODGINS 'fOURr MASSEY7HARRIS DEALER WINGHAM LI hursday, Friday, 1 1.30 p.m.-CHILDREN'S PARADE-Prizes for best Frontier Boy and Giri, Decorated Doll Buggies, Bicycles, Tricycles, Wagons, Indian, and Indian Princess, Cowboy and Cowgirl - - Prizes $75 2.15 p.m.-OFFICIAL OPENING OF WINGHAM'S FRONTIER DAYS 2.45 p,m.--TRICYCLE OBSTACLE RACES 3.15 p.m.-CHOOSING of FRONTIER QUEEN 3.45 p.m.-ROPE SPINNING CONTEST 4.15 p.m.-BULLDOGGING CONTEST 8.30 p.m.-SQUARE DANCE CONTEST, Prize $50.00 FRONTIER BALL -- Come in Costume, Prize $10.00 CHOOSING OF FRONTIER 'COUPLE ' Music • by. The, Golden Prairie Cowboys Friday, August 30th 8.30 p.m. - JOAN FAIRFAX CBC Television Singing Star plus Other Outstanding Artists: DANCE TO FOLLOW FROM 10 to '1 •PAUL CROSS 12-piece ORCHESTRA & •SOLOISTS Thursday, August 29th At the Arena D~rha~n Girls'...Tiumpet • 13:an. RIDES ,A HOST OF -.OTHER. SPARKLING. FEATURES JOAN FAIRFAX Television Singing Star SE E 1.30 p.m -FRONTIER PARADE with 5 Bands, Floats, Cosiumes, plus Cowboys and their horses and the DURHAM GIRLS' TRUMPET BAND 2.45 p.m.-JUDGING QF• FLOATS IN THE PARK, First and Second Priies s Classes: Best Over-All Float • Best Horse-Drawn Float Best Comic Float BestService Club Float Best Old Fashioned Float Best Oldest Motor Vehicle in original condition $150.00 in Prizes 3.00 p.m.-DURHAM GIRLS' 'TRUMPET BAND 3.15 p.ni.-ROPE SPINNING DISPLAY. 3.30 • p.m..L-ENTERTAINMENT 4.00 p.m.-`-HORSE ' 8.00 p.m.-CKNX BARN DANCE BROADCAST Over 30 Entertainers - Speci'af Artists Doors open at 7 p.m. Show starts 8 p.m. sharp - Dance to follow Saturday, August 31st