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A flower bedecked auto with a Dutch windmill was entered by Holland Gardens for: Saturday's
parade. This picture of the colorfulentry was taken as the floats assembled before the procession,.
.along Josephine to_the town park, —Adv,ahce-TimeS photo,
iiipt4mber 4*, uto
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DQKf•TYBRQOK--The Ontario ,
C. Vatted Church manse„ Clinton r*,„ the ,oceaa of 41/let event on
AMA logast nth, at five o'olaels,
414 nev, grant Mills united 'I.n
Kehaild XvioVittle of
1/1/01 and Mrs, Olive Allen, of
Chilton. The bride was attired in
lkilirirMS et navy blue Preach crepe,
With beige hat and matching eg7*
0,010ries.
• j TI couple will reside hi Blyth.,
„ArAikkrna was giving the recent
1;..ride * heart-to-heart task. "Ohild.
I hope your lot's goin't be easier
than mine," she said. "All my.
Wadded days I've carried two bur-
dens; pa, and the fire. Everythne
t*i:re' turned to leak at one, the
?they has gone out,"
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Theatre
Two shows each night
First at 715
GOSPEL HALL
EATIP‘itJ
R?g,ular Pandey f!ervieee
Sunday fehael *MN
R00anitlli0t100 the i,,Ord
001100I Meeting at, /40 p.m,
Each. WhoredaY evening 0 004.1
Prn-Yer Meeting and Bibla 0144Y
Gathers .
p 142 O'NS- AL, • For 89th Birthddy
Mrs, J, J, Moffatt celebrated her
89th birthclnty ,on Thursday, Aug-'
-7-Mr. and Mrs. Keith Tomlinson
and Sheila, of Streetsville spent, the
week-end with her 'parents, Mr.
Mrs, W. R. Hamilton. Robert
Tomlinson returnee to Streetsville
after spending his holidays with
his grandparents. . " •
Ianville Hammertoe, local photo-
grapher, returned this week from
Winona, ,Indiana, where he had
taken a seven-day course in elec-
tronic . flash photography at the
Winona School of Photography.
—Among the CNE visitors on .
Thuraday' last were: Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Heywood and family; Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. R. Scott, .and family;
Mr. Douglas Aitchison and son,
Larry; Mrs, Horace Aitchison;
brought forth eonsiderable dis7 the TommunitY'•and expressed the.
cuSsion, with the members divided opinion that every business man in
on the best method of introducing the ' town should belong to, the
extra shopping hours. One group group and attend its meetings.
favored remaining open all 'Wed-
nesday afternoons in December
prior to Christmas, and the Friday,
Saturday, Monday and Tuesday
evenings immediately , before the'
roliday. 'The others -Were in .favor
if remaining open all Friday and
Saturday evenings in the month'
Until Christmas, as well ,as the
Monday and Tuesday evenings in
Christmas week.
It was - finally 'decided that all'
business men , in the community'
who 'are affected by the Christ-
mas trade will be contacted per-,
aohally and given an opportunity
to Vote on the matter by ballot-
Clare Cantelon volunteered to se-
lect a committee and cOncluet•the
vote, .
, The contentious question of vvhe-
tiler o,r net the stores in Wing-,
ham should remain open on Fri-
may or Saturday 'evenings next
'was. raised and discussed in every
possible detail. Upshot of the
if.',P, 1VreKibbOn suggested that
the Business Association organize yeark the Opening night of the
a public meeting for reaidents of Frontier' bays 'event Was did-
both town and country areas, at appointing, An interesting and
which a'. panel discuasioit would be 'somewhat. eitpenSive program, had
held on any Matters relating to been arranged, Starring' Joan Pair.:
thd problems Which are 'Mutually fax of televialon•• fame', but the
interesting to the two groups, u turnout was small.'
was liis plan that a panel of three r Friday 'ttr" ringed especially .for the riling- fairners and three' business men stern, saw. dezena of fine entiriCa could be refereed by P:lb earbert L - iw
r epresentative, in an effOrt to art the dart of -parents,,
oG COX and the agricultural demo of a great deal. 'Of hard wok itft c over cos unioS evveveyo
Y3o
"b`ing about better understanding. prograth Which Waal picsonted
het'Weelt town and country people, •,at, the towir .park for the kiddies,
drew very few actalta. ICWas led
A coittmittee Composed 6f I• by the 13-elkrave Pipe Band and
the Lions 13oYs' and'Girls' fgand, -
Prontict Oneett -Ova 'MacDonald
was gellie,ted at the' Friday Fifter,,
noon event, and in tile evening. Mr
and Mrs', Walter Woods of turn-
berry were'soletted as the Frontier
Couple ,during the Prentier /3all ttt
ettibbon, Elinor Wilkinson arid
Warren Callan was named to call
Till ;unpaid members iri-413 effort trr
fill out the aSSOciatiocirs member-
ship to its normal utiottil,
13efere the Meeting elOSed MaYor
IL /11, Meginney spoke briefly on
3rd, Winghlan General Hospital.
• Horse Show
A, new feature at the park this
year %was a horse show in which
were Shown many of the fine arii-•
mals which ,Irad taken part, in the
parade. Judged by George Tervit
and. T. A. Clinic, ;the winners
were:' „ *
-First in both Saddle and parade:
Classes was Billy the Kid, ridden
by Jim Currie of AtWood. 'Mounts
from the Harold Best stables at
Flosherton and those of garold
Clark of Crantoif took, the, re-
mainder Of the prizes.
. One of the meet interesting per-
tiOne of the, afternoon's program
1was the musical drills pr4)sented
by the Durham. Girls' Band, whose
'Precise mationvres dreW rapt atten-
tion and spontaneous applauSe
frOrn the crowd of about 2,500
adults and phildren in the park.
Several ether high, elaSs enter-
tainment acts Were also presented natter WAs that Lee Vanceagreed
to head committee which will an d,t3in cd nrcrt, under tho'3404ag of Johnny Brent
Contact all husiness men 'to aster- 1' the arena 4aS,filled irr the even-
taro their 1,Vishes in the matter at ,ing for the brOadeast- progratii of
the end of the year, the decision of the C 1- KNX arn Dance group, to
the majority to be flnt5,1 which had been added several ek
• Ira a.rtitta, Dancing Polloveed the
program - until midnight, ,
8low ,Start
AS had heerr.the base in PreVious
Fruiel rioposed ••.
A live lainb added a touch of origina.litY to this ,float entered. by.C. Lloyd 'and Son, Ltd., dopibting•
favourite nursery ',rhymes. Among, the nursery characters on the prize winning fldat are--Sadr. and
Jill, Three Men In A Till) and Little, Bo Peep. • ., —Advance-Times photo.
,
Frontier Days
(Continued from' page one)
Thurs., Fri., Sat., Sept, 54-7
Dirk I3ogarde, Marius Goring
I In
1;1111 Met. By Moonlight'
Humour and thrills in this true
!story "if how a German Genera
`was kidnapped in war-tinu.
Greece.
4W0.0," Tires, Wed., Sept. 9-10-11
THEATRE CLOSED
:Thom, Fri., .Sit.; Sept. 12-13-14
Tames Stewart, June Allyson
`.!The Stratton Story"
A stirring huinan-interest drama
**tont the life of Monty Strat-
ton, the Chicago Whiter Sox
baseball +pitcher.
.Mon., Tues., Wed, Sept. 16-17-18
THEATRE CLOSED
Thura., Fri., Sat., Sept. 1940-21
Marilyn Monroe, Don Murray
in
"BUS STOP"
fedult entertainment)
,A !comedy about a naive young
cowhand who falls in, love with
, An entertainer in a saloon.
• Moit.; Tiles, Wed., Sept 2341-25
THEATRE CLOSED
Um, Fri:, Sat., Sept 26-27-28'
' :Jayne Mansfield, Dan Duryea
in
"THE BURGLAR"
(adult entertainment)
crime melodrama filled with
iuspense and excitement with
Jayne. Mansfield as one of the
'.Fang members who falls in love
•
with .• renegade policeman.
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McKibbOns
—Mrs. Carman Coutts and
Jaughters, Barbara and Marianne
4 Ottawa visited or a few .days
est week with Mr. and Mrs. R. A,
Courts.
—Mr, and Mrs, Brian Groh and
Kathie of Oshawa and Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Bridge and Marianne of
l'oronto were week-end visitors
with the ladies' mother, Mrs. Roy
MacDonald. Mr, Angus MacKay of
fasper, easkatchewan visited at
,he same home for a few days.
—Visitors at the home of Mrs.
,Sttfpcly last week were, Mr. and
Mrs. M. Allan of Auburn,' Mr.
Hervey McGee, North 'Bay, Mr:and
Ars. Bill Sturdy and family, of
.)wen Sound, -and Mrs. Allan Mc-,
vfanus and baby, of Stratford.
and Mrs. W. E. Wielding
.were week-end and holiday guests
of relatives in St. Thomas. They
were accompanied home by the
'ormer's aunt, Mrs, M, J.'Minahan,
-)f St. Thomas.
Mr. and Mrs. Sohn Pattison,
Cathie and Jimmy spent the h,oli-
lay with friends in Galt.
—Mr. and Mrs. W..A. Elliott and
Uncle spent the week-end in OWen
Sound with Rev. 1-1, L. and Mrs.
2arker. •- -
—Mrs. W. Mitchell and grand-
laughter, Susanne Mitchell,' of
Carlow, spent the holiday week-end'
with Mr, and Mrs. Gibson Rintoul
and family, John St,
--Mrs, B. H. Miller, of Detroit,
returned hot& after spending the
past week with her sister, Mrs,
.3. G. Gannett, Mr, Gannett and
family,
•
—Mrs. Kirby Williams of Cooks -
vine itad*Miss Martha Orr of To-
ronto spent a few days last week
with Mr's., W. H. Haney and 'also
visited with Mr, and Mrs. Stafford
Bateson.
Visitors with Mrs, C, Bilitchforcl
over the holiday Were Lt. and Mrs.
L, R. Eldridge Of Barrie; Mr, and
Mrs. Gilbert Eldridge and Edward,
Mrs, Norma Wright and Lance and
Mr. Harry Humble, all of Toronto.
Golf Bridge
There were five tables in, play' at
the Golf. bricige 'on Thursday
August 22, with winners being
first, Mrs. W. J. Greer, seceru
Mrs, H. V, Pym, and mystery
prize, Mrs. W. Isbisterr For las'
Thursday, the prize winners were:
first, Mrs. W. J. Greer; second
Mrs. J. W. McKibbaon and.'.tat
mystery draw went to Mrs. Geo
Howson
Store- Hours
(Continued from page one)
Girls' Band would be invited, tc
provide Music for the .occasian.
Bert ArMatrong will head
committee to call. on non-members
of the /Business Association for
donations toward this community
wide Christmas t prornetion. The
date far* Sahta Claus vial(
was set for Nov. 30th, the las
Saturday in the month. •
Various committees were name('
to 'take charge 'of the details o'
this event: Band and •,„transporta.
tibn, Norman Wei-Wood, Len Craw-
ford, John Pattison; bagging, E<
Edighoffer and the food'store -own-
ers; decorating, Warren Caller
and Hugh Carmichael,
December Hours
The question of store hours dUr
ing the month of December
•
New York, have just returned
from a trip to the Gaspe Penin-
sula, En route they, visited the
ghost town as • well as the new'
model town of Iroquoid, At Corn-
wall a bus trip, conducted by the
Ontario Hydro Commission, was
taken where Work on the power
houses of the St: Lavvrence Seaway
Project was seen. •
Master David Langridge return-
ed to his home last week after
Spending a holiday with his grand--
'parents, Mr. and 'Mrs. F. Lang-
ridge, near Belgrave,
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Mrs, Claire Adams; Mr, and Mrs.
Barry' Wenger and son, David;
Mr. and Mrs. R, S. Hetherington
and family; Mrs. B. H. Miller and
Mrs. R, G, `,Gannett.
Mr, and Mrs. -Walter Tisdale of
Kindersley, 'Sask., left for home on
Wednesday after visiting with the
latter's sister, Mrs. Geo,
Mr, R„ H. Thompson of .E. Wawa-
noshis accompanying them.
. Mr. arid Mrs. Ernest Lewis, have
returned hcirhe after holidaying at
their cottage at. Poplar Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Edighoffer
spent the holiday week-end with
Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Edighoffer at
Bayfield.
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Cruickshank
of Detroit spent the week-end in
Wingham with relatives:
Mrs, Allen McBurney of Rich-
mond, Vincouver, visited for a few
days with Mr, and M.S. Stewart
.IVIcBurney, • Victoria Street.
Mr. 'and' Mis, Ken• Somers and
family of Midland spent Labour
Day with friends at Wingham and
Blyth. While here they visited
with Mr. and Mrs, A. R. DuVal.
Mr. David Somers, Ken's father
and &rimer Wingham barber, visit-
ed With his brother and sisters at
Blyth.
Mrs, R. Stevenson of Port Col=
borne is -Visiting With friends
around Winghanl.
' —Miss Rose Coventry, accomp-
anied by her sister, Mrs. T. W.
Malcolm and her niece, Miss
Eleeda, Maleblm, of Niagara Falls,
ust 29th at the home of her da.ugh:
ter,i'Mrs. G. N. Underwood. ,
• Members of her family, grand• -
children and great-grandchildren'
were present for the occasion. She
received lovely flowers and .cardi
from relatives and her many
friends, All 'joined in''wishing her
many more happy years,
One of the prize-winning floats was this one enteteci'by the Wingham General :Hospital', ft showed
a. very realistic' blood transfusion: being .given. A. t the end of the float the FlOrenee Nightingale
.pledge was' 41.spiayea it large Iettero, —AtiVe,hee-'f photo,
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Norman WelwoOd, drivire; 'hail. s she ors' 1913• Model T brass-bound Ford, ,acted as Chauffeur. for
important personages in the 1,t1 1,1,, r,ii both, Fri day, and Saturday. In this, picture he is looking
after MC Bob Secord and one of the Frontier lasses. • ., - . i
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