The Wingham Advance-Times, 1960-04-13, Page 11NEWEST SPRING STYLES FOR MEN,
WOMEN AND CHLLDREN
AT LOWEST PRICES.
If you .were missed in last Heek's cornrow
for the .Cancer Society you may leave
your donations with .the Banks or con-
tact Mr. DeWitt Miller, YOUR FAIL) ►HOE STORE
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See the line of wedding stationery at Advance:rims spent Thursday hi Toronto and
Mr, and Mrs. Archie MOW end
their daughters, Nita. HeV, Brears
and Miss Elaine Miller, spent Fri-
day in Lefton,
Miss 1V1olle attoUe apetit the
week-end With Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Blythe, Who have moved to Milton.
MISR Jean Spatting is a POtlent
In the Palmerston Hospitnht.
On Good Friday at 11 Lin there
will be a service in the United
Church, Gorrie, with, the Hi-C in
charge. A service will he held in
the Wroxeter "United Church at
ti p.m. with the Y,P,U, in. charge.
Mrs. Cheater Bennett, Mrs. Sandy
Edgar, Misses Thelma and Shirley.
Bennett spent Saturday in
Mrs, F. Johnston, Godetich, is
visiting at the home of her son,
Mr, and Mrs. Lionel Johnetork.
Mr. Norris Hircl, Owen. Sound;
Visited J. W. Hird, and also .his
mother, Mrs, Hird, in Palmerston.
Hospital on 'Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Carson
spent last week in New York city,
Anyd's 11, League
Flying Dutchmen, 2 80; Slivams
2630; Blowers, 2393; Jioo :Rua%
2383.
Mines high single, ken
329; men's high triple, 753; 'Itallas'
/nail single, Ann Yoemari, 2/03
high triple, Ann Vacua,
547.
League Fieldrneu
Speak at. Meeting.
BIOLORAVJO There were 40
members present at the regular
Huron Chapter Credit Union meet-
Ing, held in the agricultural board
rooms
oigs Bennett
of c,,, inClinton. on Wo(%)Itilles(1 4111,a 1v, p
Fred Downing of Woodstoelt, Cre-
dit Union League •fieldawn,. were
present and were in charge of this
educational meeting for director::
and managers of Credit 'Unions,
Hector Bath, of Cuna, Mutual In-
.saarartee,--Windsor, was present and
took-lite. Vote from Horan County
chapter for the directors cif the via-,
ticautl.•organization.'
- -The. prograrrz proved to be
somewhat :lengthy and it was de-
eided- that next month's meeting
Will he a follow-up of this. A tasty
Much ,was• served at the clone of
tbe 'meeting.
OUR lit SINESS iNsoriorer
num. has been organized to
give helpful speelahzed stride
for the protection ot PART-
NERSHIPS - IOW ANI).
SOLE OWNERSIDPS:t
iii' ASSURED — Consiiit7-
FRANK C, HOPPER
Representative, —
Canada Life
WINGUIAM, ONT.
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WESTERN ONTARIO.
CALF SALE'
Tuesday„ Aril. .19t
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At the Clanworth Sale Arena on the Wellington
Road between Glanworth and St, Thomas.
fl Registered Holstein CalVesi suitable for 4-11 work; 28 senior
Calves and 37 junior Calves that were born :in &wintry 11160.
These calves :were all carefully selected from many of, the
leading herds in. South Western Ontario.
SHORE HOLSTEINS" LTD:— Sale Managers
ROB SHORE — AUCTIONEER
sed Car Spring Specials at
CKNX filOCKE,Y TEAM--The hockey .team sponsor-
ed by CKNX has had a busy season, playing a
number or benefit games around Western Ontario.
The hot-shot players include, back row left to right,
Jack .Mitebell, Barry Irryfogle,sTerry Nethery, Ernie
I(ing, Collo Campbell, John Strong, 11oli. SWUM,
"Slim" Boucher. and Rod MacDonald. Front row,
left to right, Johnny Brent,. Bill Stephenson, Murray
Gaunt, Ian Maclaurin, Jack Garbutt, "Hap" Swat-
ridge and. Wayne Brown. Gaines in Web the team
took part raised 0,560 for minor sports, tennis
courts anti other benefits,—CKNX Manta,
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ROLL FAMILY MOT
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1955 RAMBLER SEDAN
This car in very fine'isbape, gives- large
car operation at small car cost:
nesday with John. Sinn•curion, Miss
Thelma Bennett and Clarke
in charge. Visitors with the: Pack
were District CommisSioner 'Clar-
ence Haddock of PaimerstOn' and
District Cubmaster Madge Leako
of Harriston.
Scouter Leah° demonStrated the
Grand Howl and led the Pack in
games. Scouter Haddock. . invest-
ed John Sinnamon as the,Cubmits-
ter, and Miss Bennett and. Rev.
Clarke as assistant Cubraasters,
There are 12 boys in the- Pack
working for their Te.nderpad tests.
The meeting -for this week will
be on Thursday, .April 14th, rather
than on Wednesday.
1957 CUSTOM FORD SEDAN
Low mileage, a beautiful .ear irtsidc and
out, two-tone :finish.
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1954 CHEVROLET SEDAN
This car is thoroughly elieeked tttttl. is in
A-I shape.
MANY OTHER USED CARS AT
LOW, LOW 'PRICES.
1956 PLYMOUTH SEDAN
A real buy.
1955 DODGE SEDAN
This car Bice new. 4.
1954 PLYMOUTH SEDAN'::
2-tone Green a very sharp ear. FUNDS ARE NEEDED'
TO RESTORE PARK
ril evening, over 80 persons were at
-the Gorrie Women's Institute Fam-
ily Night on Tuesday in the com-
munity hall. A turkey dinner with
all the trimmings was enjoyed.
A brief business meeting fol-
lowed, with the president, Mrs,
Glenn Johnston, presiding, The
W,I. will arrange a dinner to be
given by the community in May to
raise funds to decorate the com-
munity hall. Husbands responded
to the roll call by telling where
they met their wives.
The local community activity
committee, Mrs. Alex Graham, Mrs.
Harold Keil and Mrs. Morley
Johnston, were in charge of the
evening's entertainment and sev-
eral humorous acts were put on.
Mrs. Glad -Edgar gave a reading.
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GORRIE—A meeting or the Goy-
rie Community Club was called on
Wednesday night to discuss ways
and means of raising money to re-
store the community park. Flood-
ed with water when the Maitland
overflowed its banks about ten
days' ago, at the time that the
mill flume was washed out, the
park is now covered with stones
and gravel from. the bank. It will
necessitate a great deal of labor to
clean it up.
An evening of euchre will be
held shortly. Later tickets, will
be sold for cash prizes of $50, $25
and $10. Tickets will be drawn at
a 'frolic on June -24th..
`fazartftatoammttkamiroczaketnalearoacetnamiwtrisvo.nalutwa intaiviscoggintaciratosigeotacwaratuaskaoractiartasamvaW
ALLAN PARK STORE
Highway' 4, Between Hanover and Durham
OUT . OP THE WAY — L' ESS TO PAY
A complete line ofdoihingfOr ,Mother, Father,,
' Brother, Sister and Baby` • 1
Sale Prices Effective, April 13 to 19 inclusive:'
Ladies'
NEW SHIPMENT
SPRING. COATS
NeWest styles and eolors
Regularly priced $19,95-$69,95
Special $13.88 - $49,88
Men's
Well Tailored, Ali Wool
SPORT JACKETS
Sires 34 to 46
New Spring Colors
Regularly priced $29.95
Special $16.66
.13oys'
All Wool SPORT JACKETS
New styles alui Mors
Regularly priced $17,95
Special $9.99
Gorrie Girl Weds,
Live Near Britton
0,011RTP; The Gorrie United
Church was the setting for the
wedding ceremony which united
Ch ristena Don Ire rsgoed of -Carrie
and Harry Karsten, R.R. 1, Brit-
ton, in marriage at 3 pain. on Fri-
day, April 8th, The Rev, S. Terp-
stra of the LiStowel Christian Re-
formed Church officiated, The
bride is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Elbert Donicersgoed, R.R. 2.
"Cottle, and the groom is the son
of 'Mr. and Mrs. Peter Karsten of
Moorefield.
The bride wore a white dress of
fine late covered with net. Her
tflownrs were ted roses and earna- io
Mrs. Bill deBoer, RR. 1, Gorrie,
Was her sister's matron of honor,
wearing a light blue formal,
Mr, George Frost of Drayton,
was groomsman. The organist Was
Miss Ruth Tenor, Gorrie.
A reception and wedding din-
ner were held in the dorrie corn-
mu pity hall.
Pot' a wedding trip to Grand Ra-
pids, Mich., the bride wore a beige
taffeta dress, The couple will re-
Side n.t R.R. 1, Britton.
Guests froni a distance were
John and Ralph Itanteri, Edn'inn-
ion; Mr, and Mrs. V. Voseam of
TOMO: Mr And Mrs. V. Peel-
burger, Elmira and Mr. Vert. Zan-
tingh, Welland ?Mt.
()course against overwhelm.
Girls'
SPRING/ COATS
xtw fort4 and eOlorg
All filkoll
Regidarly priced $10.95
Special $11.88
Over. 30,000 Served
13y- .13 Missionaries, -_
GORRIE—The Associate Help-
ers' meeting of the :Currie United
Church- Woman's Missionary So-
.uiety was held at the home of Mrs.
M. Carson. Mrs. Wesley Trimble
opened the meeting With quiet mu-
sic.
Mrs. H. 'Robinson was in charge
of devotions. Mrs. E, Parrish gave
the meditation, which was inter-
Ipersed with Scripture readings
IVf by rs. W. king. Mrs, Russell
Ratan gave the study hook on
Northern Rhodesia, telling of the
United Missions in the Copper bolt,
where 13 Missionaries serve both
the Europeans and Africans in the
area, The membership is well
over 30,000.
Mrs. Gerald Galbraith, president,
conducted the business. Art invi-
tation waswasreceived from Moles-
worth Presbyterian W,M.S. to at-
tend their Easter Thankoffering
service on Wednesday, when Mrs.
A. Ninono,- of Wingham will show
a film. A spring bale will be sent
the first week iri May and articles
may be left in 'the Sunday School
room. Rev. Gilchrist, Grand Val-
ley, will he guest speaker at the
Easter Thrinkoffeting on May 1st
and the colored film, "I'll Sing,
Not Cry", will be shown on May
9th.
The May meeting Will be held on
May '4th (note change of date),
The hostess and calittnittee served
lunch and a social time Was spent.
Former Mayor dies
in Saskatoon ; Sask.
GORRI1.1--Mal Underwood has
received word of the death of his
brother, Joseph Edwin, 77, of Sita-,
katoon, Sask., on Friday, April 8th.
Born Howielt Township, he
resided on Con. 14 in his youth
and attended the Harriston High
School. He VMS a Civil engineer
and had resided SaSkatoon since.
1911, where he was mayor in 1932.
Surviving are his two
daughters and one son; two ,brot,-
Jtielt, Bluevale' and E4r1,,
Gorrie.
there were. no
lag disaster,
Back of practically all our trade rind com-
merce is the Peace of Mind which comes
from insurance. Last year, the companies
writing lire, automobile and casualty insur-
ance paid out more than SOO Million Donors,
in claims across Canada -- real evidence
that insurance indeed means Peace of Mind.
Pot Trade and Industry: Pew people today
would be able to risk the hundreds of millions
of dollars needed for factories and equipment
if insurance were not available to protect
their investment.
Pew would date to take the risks of trans-
porting their product to market without
insurance. Few merchants and dealers could
take the chance of stocking merchandise if
SPECIAL
lifen*s Good Quality
Dress Socks
3 pairs for $1.00
x4y Promo or Mail Orders
Plea se.
pen 10 twit, 10 p.m Mail Order
L6114 oto PAitittiqC1 SPAdE
We reserve he Tied to limit the titilanfilies
W. it 0-Tfavos,
Call in and see how YOU can SHUT OUT high
feed costs.
Score extra dollars in regulation time with
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'Welcome Scouts
Delgrave Cubs and Scouts joined
on Tuesday night to invest two
Cubs, Murray Vincent. and John
Orr,-w,ho have moved up to Scouts.
The Cubs met at the regular meet-
ing.place for the Grand Howl and
inspection. They then marched up
to the Scouts meeting and joined
with the Scouts for the investing
ceremony,
Games were conducted by Mrs.
Gordon /Vfc,Burney, Mrs, Harold
Vincent and Scout Leader Lorne
Campbell. Refreshments were serv-
ed 'by the leaders and the Cub
Shters.- The meeting closed with
Taps.
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• Spring Hike' •
telgrave Cubs met on Thursday
after school for a spring hike to
Albert Bleman's farm, The Cubs
were much Interested in the pro-
cessing of sap into maple syrup,
which was going on in the bush
behind the farm. Everybody had
a taste of the syrup and gathered
wood for a fire for a -wiener roast.
Thu Cubs gave three cheers for
Mr. Biennial for his kind hospit-
ality,
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Gorrie-Wroxeter` Troop
At the regular Scout meeting
on Wednesday evening Se.outmas-
ter Townsend, who has been ill
for the oast few months, was wel-
comed back. The meeting open-
ed with the flag break, Lord's
prayer and inspection. After this
activity, a game of "Poison Circle"
was played but no winner :was de-
clared.
Patrol instruction, led by Pat-
rol Leader Bob Grainger, Second
Larry Simpson and Second Terry
.followed this game. Brian
now :•ati invested Scout
and a member of the Hawk Pat-
ml, Scouter Homuth of Harris-
ton Was a guest and gave the troop
some instruction on hand signals.
Scouter Brown led in a game of
"Sleeping Pirate". Scoutmaster
Lloyd Townsend closed the meeting
with the "Scouter's hive Minutes".
The Hawk Patrol won the pollen(
for the night but the other two
patrols were not far behind.
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Gorrie-Wroxeter Pack
The newiy-formed Cub Pack for
Gerrie and 'Wroxeter met in the
Wroxeter United Church on Wed..
Ladies'
SPRING, DRESSES
Sizes to 24:14,
New elders - NOW styles
New fabrics
1.tegularly priced $12.95-$35.00
Special $6,99 - $25.00
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fiORRIE
Mrs. Ida Nash had the misfor-
tune to fall at her home last Mon-
day evening and is now a patient
in the Listowel Hospital, having
suffered a broken hip. Mrs. Nash
is 92 years of age.
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Strong
attended the funeral of the latter's
uncle, Mr. Norman Arthurs 60, of
Drew, who was struck and killed
Tuesday, April 5th by an Owen
Sound]0e. passenger train near his I
Mrs. Earl Cudmore of Brussels
spent several days last week at
the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Bill'Nay and Mr, Nay.
Mr, Harvey Sperling, treasurer
of the Gorrie and District Red
Cross, reports $261 has been col-
lected. This is far short of the
objective but there are a number
of ;.;LnvasSers who have not finish-
-1riia:ji et
The Anglican Good Friday ser-
vice will be held in Trinity Chan"
Wordwich, at 11 a.rn, on Friday,
The village was canvassed on
Friday evening for the Cancer
Society by high school students.
Five tables were in play at the
LO.L. euchre on Wednesday even-
ing. Mrs. Burns Stewart and Mr.
William Taylor had highest scores.
Mr. Lloyd Ashton, Lucknow and
Mr, Percy Ashton were in Arthur
on Sunday owing to the death of
their uncle, Mr, James Johnston,
who passed away Saturday. He
was a former Ilowick resident,
Surviving are his wife, the former
Lavina Ashton, a sister of Mr,
Hilton. Ashton, mid four ,daughters
and three sons, Funeral was Tues-
day at Arthur,
Mr, Mid Mts. M. Allen, Auburn,
visited Wednesday with Mr. and
Mrs. 'Charles Hoch,
Mr. and Mrs, Duncan Wilkins,
Palmerston, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie
Davirlsati Listowel, were Sunday
guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Ed-
wards, Mr. arid Mrs. Norman
13ehrns of GOWanstewn, were re-
tent visitors at the Same home.
and Mrs. Robert Harrison,
Mr. and Mrs, Earl Harrison, Wing-
halt, visited Mr, Robert Harriston
Jr., in the General Hospital, Guelph,
on Sunday, His condition is satis-
factory following the amputation
Of four fingers but he will he in
hospital for sometime.
Mrs. Carrie Palmer, Wroxeter,
visited her sister, Mrs. Annie
Ritchie, on Tuesday,
Mr. and Mrs, Sandy nagat, Mr.
and Mrs, Harvey Coupland, Wrox-
eter, visited Mr. and Mrs. jack
Edgar. Kitchener on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Snell, Eel-
grave, visited Saturday at the
home of Mae Newton. and William
Behrns.
Miss Ilernice Grainger, Exeter,
spent Saturday at the bonne of Mr.
and Mrs. Cecil Grainger.
Mr, Walter Charles is a patient
in Palmerston Hospital.
Ur, and Mrs. Ivan. Felker rittend-
ed the funeral in Listowei of Mr.
Dort &irotts. & Strestmille.
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On bertqffzi mai, Oran 200 ce.ingiang ohipemkii wean;
tiro, dia4tCObili Grid IditlfeltOti Any item.
Men's
SPRING CAR COATS
Regularly priced $16,95
Special $11.99
REvErtsmizs - Reg. $22.50
Special $14.99
Boys'
TWO TROUSER SUITS
Popular styles and tailors
Regular price $24.95
Special $15.88
Little Girls'
stinnio DRESSES
Plenty to choose from
Regularly priced $4.95
Special $2.98
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