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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1960-01-06, Page 7'......11117407...0 nrr, Por .ver. . ire akes Life of Man at 1 ,1 nvesto re ovndHoaras OP CANADA, .1.1,111T1110 Heed Olincor WInnIpont Office* In Polnelpni HOLDS NOMINATIONS The Ladies' Auxil ary to the Ca- ,aadian Legion met last Wednesday evening at the Legion Home with Com. Freda Gauley, president, in 'charge. The 'accounts were read and Corn. Norma Orvis was the winner of the membership. draw. , Since she was absent next month's draw will be for .$20. Several let- Jere of appreciation were received i for treats and . flowers sent at Christmas. Cone Lola Sanderson occupied the chair for the nominations with the following results: Sgt,-at-arms, Corn. Reatha For- , syth; standard bearer, Corn, Irene ,Hammond; ast vice, Com. Irene Casemore; 2nd vice, Corn. Bertha Brooks; treas., Com, Barbara Daw- son; sec., Corn. Jo English. Executive committee—Ethel Day, Jessie Seli, Jane Elliott, Eileen ,Harrison, Naiciene Sinnamon and ;Mary McLaughlin; pianist, Janet Hogg, Corn. Freda Gauley is .enter- ing her second year as president. Nominations were declared closed and a joint installation meeting t with Branch will be held on. Friday evening of this week, It was de- • tided to invite the Zone Command- :ea Corn. Mary McCann, of Ford- ,wich, to install the Auxiliary. of- ficers, Following the closing exercises the annual Christmas party ,and exchange of gifts was held. 'Results Announced On Teeswater Draw The results of the Christmas draw at Hughes' store in. Tees- water have been announced. - Hugh Leeson, R. R. 2; Mildmay, Mrs Earl Blackwell and Miss Karen. Grant, both bof Teeswater, won prizes to value $15.95. Mrs. Harry Miller, Teeswater, Robert Black, Gerrie, and Mrs. A. Niezen, R, R. 2, Teeswater, won prizes Strouss, of Formosa, John H. valued at $12.05 each. Mrs, Alex Smidn'Yfildmay, Miss Diane Adam- son, of Teeswater, Mrs. Ro'bt. Nickel, of Clifford, each won priees. worth $5,91e Will Continue Card. Parties There was a small attendance at the Catholic Women's League meeting• held at Sacred Heart Church on Monday evening. Only eleven members were present. The group discussed ways and means of raising funds and it Was decided to continue. the Weekly 'card parties' throughout the winter Months. The annual OWL banquet will be held before Lent. Mrs. John Hanna presided at the meeting and Mrs. Templeman, secretary, and Miss Mary Keough, treasurer, gave their reports. Save DEATH OF PREMIER LOSS TO NATION For the second time in four months the Province of Quebec is, without a premier. The entire na- tion was shocked by the sudden death of Premier Paul !Salem at his home in St, Ebstache from a coronary thrombosis early Saturday morning. He succeeded Premier Maurice Duplessis, and while he had only been in office for 114 days, showed great promise as a fader and a diplomat. He was 52 and had been in apparent good health. Mr. Sauce entered .the political field when he was• 23 and just out of law school, when he was elected to the Quebec Legielature in a by- election to succeed his father, who was entering federal politics, He was defeated in the 1935 general election but returned to the Legis- lature the following year and was named Speaker. He held that post until the Liberals took over the government in 1939, He served ov- erseas as officer commanding Les Fusilier Mont-Royal during World War' II, returning to Canada with the rank of brigadier. In 1946 he was taken into the Cabinet as Minister of Youth and Welfare and it was soon evident that Premier Duplessis had high regard for his ability. Since the death of Mr, Duplessis he had showed unusual foresight in sug- gesting solutions 'for the problems which had clouded Quebec pro- vincial-federal relations for many years. the chain type of rear end acci- dents so prevalent, I would like to suggest the following: That the brake lights on ears be a different color than the regular tail ligts. During night time driving, with such bright red tail lights. on to- day's ears it is. almost impossible to determine whether the driver ahead has stepped on his brakes or not. Also in the day time the red light is hot the best color to show tip, especially if the sun may be reflected in the lamp glass. The color best suited, I believe, would ,be parple; but thie could be determined by the engineering profession making scientific tests. .CLUI1 WILL SPONSOR 111# .S110.0TINU SOON A meeting cf: the Winghatn. Sportsmen's. Ageeciaticet was held at the club house on Monday, with a very good attendance. A com- mittee waS•appointed to draw up a constitution and rules for the club. The treasurer's report was heard, and accepted' and the,picture looks bright for 1960. A ladies' elute will be formed in th near future. Some enquiries have been made about forming a ladies' shooting club. It was de- cided to admit ladies in member- ship at $2.00 each. Slim Boucher is making, plans for a euchre and bingo party; Trap shooting will be started as scent as 'the boys can get the necessary equipment. Brian Metcalfe heads' this committee with Jack Hender- son and Bob Walsh, so fellows', if you want to sharpen up for the bird shooting., see one of •these men for information. A membership drive Will start at once. There were 36 paid up mem- bers at :the first meeting. Each. member will receive a new crest that is being 'designed and secured by the executive committee. A $50. draw was won by Stewart Scott. A buffet luncheon And coffee was enjoyed by all. 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The first encounter of the season was the only time the Wingham Juveniles have been 'defeated. Wednesday Evening Bowling Wednesday evening saw the La- dies' League doing some spiirted bowling despite the, fact that holi- days robbed most of the teams of several• players necessitating the use of a greet Many Spar% Irene Perrott made a valiant ef- fort to maintain her team's lead with only herself as a regular and three hard 'working spares to as- sist her -- Nellie Gannett, Mabel Cruickshank and Dorothy Boyd. The last place Petunias ;had' the edge on Marie LAvergne's Asters, taking three 'paints to One. The Reeer.i took three 'Writs front the Tulips despite Sharon Brewe's 'bight single of 248 and high triple of 563. The present standing is as follows: Gardenias 30; Asters '274 ROSea 25; Lilies eel; Tulips 20; Petunias 10. I DONNYBROOK Mr. and Mrs. William Hardy, Keith, Roy and Jean spent the New Year's Day with Mr. and Mrs. C'latenee Hardy and fetidly at Ben, miller, Mr. and Mrs. (Clifford Hender- son, Billie, Gayle and Laurie of Brueefield, Mr, and Mrs. William Webster and Mr. and Mrs. George Webster, Brenda and Carol of St. Helens, Mr, and Mrs. Robert Chamney of Auburn were visitors for New 4kette8 Day wills Mr. 4incl Mrs. Attlart Chain/10y, Mr, and Mrs. Sant Therripsen and family spent the holiday with Mr. and Mrs, Sohn Tiffin and sons, Wirighant, Mr, and Mrs, Joe Marshall:arid` datighters of Listowel visited with Mr. arid Mrs. Hilliard Jefferson and family, on New' Yoar's, "Yr wuritc tom The %lumbago AtIvagoe-Tioam, 1Vadoi 1fgai. Pack OW Bale For Shipment BLUEVALE Annual Porto at - United Church FOROWICH The annual New Years party :of the Baby Band and 11/fieston Band was held in, Forciwich United Church basement. A COIored sound film was shown and several ;children's numbers were given. Certificates were presented to the graduating, ekes. teem. Baby Band to- Mission;Band and on to CGIT, Cameo were played and lunch served, CLAMATIONS FOR MO IsillAr$ OirrriNS5• A PRN5CRAPTION Fit,I,,O FOR. Yqu F ath DONNYBROOK — The Deeeinber ateeeleg of the Donnybrook W.M,S. and Lateltee'eAld was :Ilea Tuesday afterabon of Mast Week at the home of lYfra. Therepson, with a good attendance. Mrs, Edward Robinson had charge of the W.M.S. eeting. The ealrlo worship was Oven and after a Chrietinee carol was sung Mrs. Torn .Armstrong led in prayer. Mrs. James Leddy read the 'Scripture lesson. Mrs, Wesley Jefferson, gave ,a reading on Chrie- tion• stewardship, "The Unspeak- able Gift of :God". Mrs, William. Hardy read a.herald "Christmas M NaniaMo, Wroxeter -- Jack Clarke, James Doig and Ddn McLaughlin. Gorrie — Sandy Edgar,- Robert. Elschner and Harry Gowdy. Fordwich Gemara King, Bill, Edgar and Lloyd Sirnmermalter, The Met Howick council meeting for 1960 will be January 5th In the clerk's office. Rev. J, E. Clarke and Rev. E. C. Attwell will have charge of the opening devotions. Thieves Take Wheels 'Lim" mita AUXILIARY Of Station Wagon' FOROWICH WHITECHURCH — The dog at the Laidlaw home on Highway 80, west of Wingham, barked an alarm on. Sunday 'at midnight and ,when the lights were turned on and the ' dog let out, a car engine. started 'at the entrance to the lane and drove off, In the morning when Arthur Laidlaw went to his station wagon' at the' road he found thieves had removed the two hack wheels, snow 'tires and all, and the anti-freeze. They had started to remove the hub cape from 'the front wheels when the dog barked and they fled] Footsteps showed there were several on the job. Thomas A. Jardin Phone 147, Winginuni, Out. Emerson Ivel : Phone 334W, Harriston Paul Groslcorth Shows Pictures A Christmas',: carol was sung and THREE VILLAGES after the offering had been receiv, ed Mrs. Stuart Chamney read the er0RDwerea The trustees for minutes of the November meeting the polies villages of Howlett Town- and also gave 'the treasurer's re- eillp were, all appointed by ac- port, which, showed' that the allo- elamation; cation had been reached. Business was attended 'to and a quilt was displayed which had been quilted!, to raise funds for the W.M.S. Mrs,. Chamney read from the study' hook, Christmas hymns were sung, throughout the meeting, which Mrs, Rol3sineen closed with the benediction, Mrs. Sweeney conducted the elec- tion of officers foe the coming year. They were as follows: rPresident, Mrs. Charles Jefferson; ut vice-pres„ Mrs. Tom Arm- strong; 2nd vice-pres„ Mrs, Harold Woods; sec.-treas., Mrs. Stuart Chamney; corresponding see„ Mrs. Ernes:: Snowden; stewardship see„ Mrs. Wesley Jefferson; Missionary Monthly see„ Mrs. Hilliard Jeffer- son; superintendent ,of Heralds, Mrs, William Hardy; organist, Mrs. John Thompson; assistant, Mrs. Hilliard Jefferson; flower fund committee, Mrs. Gordon Naylor; supply, Mrs. James Leddy; citizen and temperance, Mrs, Morley Johnston; pres., Mrs. Wesley Jef- ferson. The Ladies' Aid meeting, was in charge of Mrs, Wesley Jefferson. Mrs. Sweeney read the Scripture and Mrs. John Hildebrand read• a poem. Mrs. Edward Robinson gave he 'minutes of the previous meet- g, Mrs, Hillidd Jefferson gave a reading "Of Such Was 'the World", After singing a Christ- mas carol, Mrs. Jefferson closed the meeting with prayer, Officers elected for the Ladies' Aid were; President, Mrs. Tom Arinetrong; sec.-treas., Mrs. Ed- ward Robinson. Lunch was served by 'the hostess, assisted by Mrs• James Leddy and Mrs. William Hardy. Previous to this meeting a 100 lb, bale of good used clothing had been peeked at the home of Mrs. James Le,ddy, supply-secretary and a sena:x:10day exelief. e•It was: valued ,at $203.00. UTURA YAy PORTABLE 0.) Went. Nessreasaus•-------11" SAVE MONEY' An Investors SyndiCate plan will help you to have enough in the future. A, , plan can be tailored. to suit , your objective whether it's owning a new home, ed- ucating your children, buying a bueiness or. Pro- viding for your retirement, See your InvesSors Miss Marjorie Currie and. Mr. Edward Falconer of London, Mrs, R. 3.' Currie, Mr. and Mrs; Jack Currie and family, Mr. and Mrs, Robert Gibson and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Simpson of Canoes, spent New Year's at the home of Mr. and Mrs, George McGee, Mrs, Lorne Johnetort of Lams- now, spent a few days last week" with Miss Winnifred Farrier. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Roes and eon Eric, who spent last week-end' with Bruce and Ross relatives, re- turned to Torento on Tueslay, Miss Verne Metcalfe, returned. to Stratford on Sunday, to return, to Teachers' College. Mrs, H, E. Walker went with Mr. and Mrs, Alga Walker to Owen Sound on Saturday, and re- turned home on Monday with. CaPt. and Mrs. George Walker of Camp Petewawa, who will Spend a few days this week with his parents here. Mr. and Mrs, Frank Ross of Turnberry are spending a few •days this week in Toronto, Mr. and Mrs: Clarence Chamney Claire and Sandra spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Barrie Walters of Goderich. Christmas visitors at the Chamney home , were Mrs. Cecil Chamney, Wingham, Mr, and Mrs. .Sam Thompson and faM- ily, Mr. and Mrs. Sack Perdue and family of Toronto and his mother, Mrs. Perdue, and her sister, Miss ;Frances McRae, and Mr. and. Mrs. `Lawrence Vannan, Belgrave, and [Mr. and Mrs, G. A. McLaughlin ;and Joanne of Detroit. j Robert Armitage of London, ,spent last week at the home of his uncle, Mr, John 71/17eBurney. Allan and Grant IVieBurney ac- companied, him to London on 'Saturday and spent the week-end ;with Mr. and Mrs, Eugene Armi- tage, ' Glenn Coultes of Morris, and !Allan Scott and Jim Coultes of East Wawanosh left on Sunday for ,Guelph, where they attend O.A,C, Miss Lilian Smyth, who spent the week-end with 'her parents, Mr. and .Mrs, Edwin Smyth, and Miss Barbara Coultes, who spent her vacation with her parents, Mr. and 'Mrs, Cecil Coultes returned. to Tor- onto on Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Couplaral of Throat° spent the week-end with' Wroxeter-relatives and with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Robinson and her grandfather, Mr. Tupper Cunnington, who has been visiting at the Robinson home, re- turned to his home in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Relison Falconer of Sarnia•and her pardnts, Mr. and Mrs. John Stacey, Wingham, spent last week with the latter's sister, Mese BerneyeWeight of Barrie. Paul, and Brian Falconer stayed at the home of their grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Falconer. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Elliott of Teeswater visited on Friday ,with Mr and Mrs. Harold Walker, Mr, and Mrs. Bert Jackson and Mr. and Mrs. Archie Montgomery 'of Blyth, Mr, and Mrs. Harry LSackson and Mr. and Mrs. John McIntyre, Billie and Miss Marie MeEwan, Sarnia and Grant Mc- Intyre spent Now Year's at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Angus Fal- coner. Wayne Taylor and Clare •Gunley .of Dundee visited for a few days 'last week with Jim and Glenn Coultes, pupils in their class at O.A.C. Guuelph, Mr, and Mrs. Albert Coultes ane Marjorie and Diane, spent New Year's at the home of Mr, and Lawson Majury of Paisley: WHITECHURCH — The Young People's meeting was, held in the 3, S. room of the United Church :est Tuesday evening with a good attendance.. The president, Miss lean Martin, presided and was in, Marge of the worshin,service, Paul Groskorth was present and showed" theaTictuetes taken, Ids fear during his summer trip to'ehe. West Coast and down the Pacific and across the lower States and home, and gave an interesting travelogue as he went along. Mrs. James Falconer gave a New Year's message, and the meeting was closed with the Mizpah bene- diction. DONNYBROOK Mr, and Mrs. Earl Upper of St. Catharines epent Christmas week- end at the homes of Mrs. E. Strong and Mr. and Mrs. L, Galbraith alSo Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Galbraith spent Sunday of the same week with Mr. and Mrs. L,• Galbraith, Mrs. E. Strong and Mr. and Mrs. Linsey Galbraith spent New Year's in Guelph at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Galbraith. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Jackliri of Kitchener spent Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Dins- more. Miss Doris Gardner, nurse-in- training at. Hamilton General Hos- pital, spent 'the week-end at the home of her parents, Rev. A. F. and Mrs. Gardner, • ' Mr, and Mrs. Henry Howe spent New Year's Day with Mr. and Mrs. Orville Guy at Mitchell. Recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Anson Demerling were, were, Mr. and Mrs. Jack gehinbein and family of Mitchell, Mr., and Mrs. Val Sehinbein of Listowel and Messrs. Albert and Gerald. Demer- ling of Hyde Park. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Miller and family were New Year's visitors with Mr, and Mrs. William Aitche- son in Elora.,, ,.„ Mr.' and Mrs. Donald Seabrooke and family of St, Catharines spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Doig. The Fordwich Branch 'of the Bible Society sent a money order for $116.80 as their contributioh. for 1959. ' Mr. and Mrs. 3, H. Heise of Gormby spent several days last week with friends in the gommun- ity. Mr. and Mrs. H, 13. Fleet spent •the week-end with relatives in Hamilton, A. W. MacKaster of the RCAF Station at Beaverbrook, N.S., ac- companied by Mr. M. E. Fitzgerald of Summerside, P,E.I., spent Christ mas and the week-end with 'the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Kaster. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wilson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hard- ing and family, Mr, and Mrs, Oliver Kargee and family of Lis- tqwel and Mrs. Robert Wood and family of Clifford, spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hard- ing. A long-distance telephone call from, Pert Alberni, B.C., Was received from their daughter, Tteita who is gn the nursing staff of the General hospital there, Mrs, William Wade and Miss Beatrice spent New Year's with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wade in Gra. ri e. Master Brian Nulm of Cowans- town spent a few days last week with Master Kenny MeClement, Mr, and Mrs. Douglas Wildfang, of Toronto, spent the week-end With Mr. and Mrs. Roy Simmons,. Mr. and Mrs. Anson, Rattan and family spent New Year's, with Mr, and Mrs.'Gordon Angst near clif- ford. ' Week-end visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Mel Allan Were Messrs. Raye Carlow of Whitley and Arnold Carlaw of Den Mills, Master Ar- nold Allan returned home with them after visiting a few days with relatives in Toronto. For the second time in less than a week fire 'claimed' human life in.' this district when Melvin Beane- don, of Londesboro, died of suf- j0cation as fire broke out in his home Satu,rday evening. The fatal blaze was blamed on a cigarette butt setting fire to, a eheeterfield In Clinton Public Hospital, after being rescued from the smoke-filled kitchen of the home, is Bert Brunsdon, 66, father of the victim. He was nearly overcome by smoke when rescued by Blyth firemen but hospital officials said his condi- tion 'is not. considered serious. The Blyth Fire Department re* sponcled to the call with, eight volunteers about 10.15 p.m. and, found the elder Mr. Brunsdon, who had called the brigade,. staggering around. the kitchen nearly over- come with smoke. The living room was filled with choking smoke and it took the firefighters ten minuted to 'fight their way into the relent where the vigaim.'s body was found. According to Chief Irwin Bowes, it appeared that the fire had smouldered some time in the ches- terfield before breaking, out to fill the living room with flames. The chief also said that it appeared that after the elder Mr. Brunsdon had placed the call for help, he had become lost in the dense smoke, About 4;2,000 damage was done to the two-storey brick and frame home and to the contents, The mother of the victim, Mrs, Bert Brunsdon, was not at home as she had left shortly after Christ- mas to visit with a daughter in Dallas, Texas. She is the only other survivor. Dr. F. G, Thompson, coroner, of Clinton, is reported to have said that no inquest will be held, Mr. and Mrs Alan Neelon. Pau and Ruth Ann, spent New Year's at Chatham. 1Vir, and Mrs. Gordon Rail and, Mr. and Mrs, Will Hall and fain- /1"., visited Wand Mrs, 'Bob Case- mere in Wingtarn on New 'R'ear's day; Mr. and Mrs. Colin Finglanit and Mr, and Mrs. Roger ORA all' of Wingham, weed. reeett guests at the honk of Miss Mary Duff. Mr ,and Mrs, A. Di. Smith and Miss Eleanor visited relatives at •Erucefield on January first. • Mr. and Mrs. J. K. M'eTavieh and children, of London, spent the holiday week with Mr. and,Mrs. 'R. H. McKinnon and .,other rela- tives,. The Health,nieeting of the Blue- !vale Woroenrs Institute will' be 4141 :at the• home of Mrs. Alex Corrigan on 'Thursday afternoon, Jantfary 14th. Mrs, Carl Johnston will -speak on the work of the Eye j Bante. of Canada. Mrs. M, 11/feinar- lane'.will give the motto. Me. and Mrs. Charles Bosman `spent Saturday at Woodstock. Spence McKinnon, son of Mr. and Mrs; R. H. McKinnon, has been transferred • from Cornwall Bank •of , Commerce to be manager at Niagara Falls: Mrs. Neil Mae/Mechem, of Toron- to,: visited for a few days with her mother, Mrs. R. F. Garnise. Holiday •visitors with Mr. and Mrs: Joseph Horton were ma and Me's. 'Alan, White and chilnren, of CliffOrd, and Mr. and Mrs. Ira Heetfelder, of Toronto. Donald Bosman, of Hamilton, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bosnian at the week=end, Mrs •" Nellie Lillow had a family reunion on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. jack Lillow, of Stratford; Beiliehad Lillow, of London; Mr. and Mnia'Arnold Lillow and family, of BleM7ale. Mr; and Mrs. Gordon Hall spent Sunday at Parkhill. j.,; • DISTRICT WINNER IN SAFETY CONTEST CROWN Theatre Harriston Mr. and Mrs. Sam Thompson and family Were guests of Mr. and Mrs: Norman Thompson -at Wing- harn and at Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Chernney's, East Wawanosh on Christmast Day. • Christmas visitors with Mr. and Mrs. 'Charles Jefferson were Mr. and Mrs. George Reeves, Toronto; r and Mrs, Jame& Leddy, West ,awatiosh; Miss Gladys Jefferson, ag:N., Woodstock; Miss Irene Jefferson, Dunnville; aita. and. Mrs, Donald Jefferson and Cheryl, Clin- ton; and Miss Elaine Jefferson of London Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Jefferson and Debra visited with Mr. and Mrs, Willows Mountain, Londes- boro, , Mr. and Mrs. Hilliard Jefferson and family were guests of Mr. and Mrs, Joe Marshall of Listowel. Miss Josephine and Mr', David McAllister of West•Wawa.nosh and Mrs. 3, C. Robinson, Wingham visited with Mr, and Mrs. Edward Robinson and family. Mr. and Mrs, Alexander Nivins and family, Nile; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Brindley and family, Shep- hertone Mr. and Mrs. Frank Do- atierty and family, Port Albert, were mrtiests of Mr. and Mrs. William :Hardy and family. Mr, and Mrs. 'Stuart'Chamney and family were recent visitors With Mr. and Mrs. William Web- ster St. Helens, Mr, and. Mrs. Donald Jefferson Arid Cheryl of Clinton visited with Mr. and Mrs. John Noble and fan- ny. ' Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Snowden and family and Mr, James Snow- den were with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Robinson and family recently, Mr. and Mrs, Stuart Chamney and family visited •Saturday with Mr. arid Mrs. Gordon. Chamney and fanlilY of Auburn, Miss Eileen. Meehan of Us- towel,. and Mr, Roderick McLean of Toronto, spent a 'couple of days with Mr, and Mrs, Hilliard Jeffer- son and family, Mr, and Mrs. Sam Thompson, John, Susan and Murray, and Mrs.. Cecil Charriney,. Wingham, were guests Of Mr, and Mrs, Lawrence Vannan, Belgrave, Mr. and Mrs, Wesley Jefferson ltd Debra visited With Mr, end . rs. Elgin josling and family of Lotidesoto, Miss Glad ye Jeffentort returned to Woodstock after mending the holiday v'Yeek-end With tier sister, Mrs, „Tames Leddy and other rola- Wee: Mr. and MrS, O. A, McLaughlin rind. Jeanne Of Detroit and Mrs.. tibeil Chamney of Wingliarri, spent the .M10100114 With Mr, and Vra. Sant Thompson and family, Thurs,-Fri.-Sat. Jan. 741-9 JERRY LEWIS in his newest Rollicking Hit "DON'T GIVE UP THE SHIP" reatutes at 7.15 and 9.15 pan, Matinee Saturday at 2.15. Men,-efues.-Wed. J'an. 11-12-13 "THIS EARTH IS MINE" In rchnitolor and starring Reek Iludson - Jean Simmons Dorothy McGuire - Claude Baines An Unusual story about„,unusual peoble rotures at '7.15 and. 9.24 EntOrtithintent) The winning letter of suggestion for highway safety was submitted by (I, Ariss and sent to Ontario Provincial Nike office at Mt, For- est for consideration.. A total of 171 ertteke from No. 6 District comprising Bruce, Grey, Huron, Perth, Waterloo, and Wellington were judged by County Judge C. E. Bennett of Owen Sound, Alex Dun- can, principal, Eastwood Collegiate Institute, Kitchener, and District Inspector Id, L. Harris, 0,P.P., Mt. Forest. • Mr, Arias' entry was sent to the Attorney-General for further eon- sideration, who judged Mr. Ariss the winner of m cheque for $50.00 for the. Jack Hammell Highway Safety Saggestion Award Contest' MNO. 0 Distrieet. The,grand prize winner from the entries submitted was Mrs. J. C. ninny Ottawa. The award in her ease is $1511.00. The winning suggestion Sent in by Mr. Aries Was, as fellows: As A safety Mee-lure to PreVaait FoRnivicll* Mr, and Mrs. Carl Stewart and Douglas of Listowel were New Year's visitors with Mr. and Mrs James Vittie, New: Year's and week-end vis- itors with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Moore were, Mr. and Mrs. Ted 'Denny and family, and Mr. .and Mrs. Frank Benin and family, of Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs. Lion Bridge and children visited New Year's Day with Mr. and Mrs. Don Quanz, in Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Har- grave and sons, spent New 'Y'ear's with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Reed, Miss Rona Van Velsoa visited a few days last week with relatives in Oshawa, The sympathy of the cortnpurtity is extended to Messrs, Anson and Fred Demerling in •the loss of their father, Mr. Louis Demerling Miss Karen Carswell is at pres- ent confined to Palmerston Hos- pital, where she recently under- went an appendectomy. Miss Thelma Orth of Listowel Visited last week with Mr. .and Mrs. E, Hargrave. Miss Bonnie Inglis returned to Toronto Sunday after spending the Christmas holidays with her par- ents, Mr, and Mrs. John Inglis, Misses Marlene Johnston, Mari- lyn Armstrong, Willie Winkel re- turned to Teachers' College, in Stratford, after spending the holi- days with their respective Parents. Mr. John Gamble visited Satur- day with Mt. and Mrs. Ted Hartle in Brownsville, Mr., John Harris returned to his borne, after spend- ing a. Week's, holiday here. Now Year's visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Mel Allan were, Itt. and Mrs. Weed MeEttchigen and Allan of Conn and Dr. and Nit's. Morgan Hubbel of Toronto, Miss Nancy Sothern of Kitchen- er over New itelres and the week-end with her parents,