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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1960-06-29, Page 104%17 4:44•:;' 1#4 ,a4":440..441.4,'•1,7.ilfX.:stArasaZ4V.S.I.,1;a7 illinimmunipienniumn Did you know? that ADOLESCENT ACNE is 40111.11Wri aariong teenagers — that Elie condition can be helped by Ming Phisehex to cleanse and khltahlie Crean) to dry the eendition, TIM A TREATMENT ToOrtY Red Front Grocery Phone: Our Prices. Are Lower Free 590 We Keep Down the Upkeep , Delivery Fresh Strawberries are at their best NOW, arriving FRESH daily, ' TreeSweet 48 oz. ORANGE JUICE 43c Donald Duck 48 oz. GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 37c Allan's 48 oz. APPLE JUICE 32c Stokely's ,Fancy 48 oz. TOMATO JUICE 31c Realemon 8 oz. PURE LEMON JUICE 19c PAILS OF CHERRIES Both Black Sweet and Red Montmorency, consisting of 20 lbs. Cherries and 2 lbs. Sugar will. be arriving in 'a few days. Leave us your order, — quality and price guaranteed. SAVE 18e—Sherriff's 9 oz. PURE GRAPE JELLY 3 for 69c Leave us your order for Fresh Raspberries, arriving in the next ,week or two. Vacate:ea Nemo, . . , • ' FIREBALL REDECORATED—Firemen got busy received a fresh coat of paint and the interior rooms during the past few weeks' and gave the Wingham on the second storey were also redecorated.—Ad- Fireball a face lifting. The outside shown above,. vance-Times photo. —Miss Marianne McKibbon has successfully completed her one-year course at London Teachers' Col- lege. Miss Sylvia Alexander has passed her first year in a two-year course at the same college. ' —Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brophy and Misses Mary and Barbara White spent the week-end at Port Elgin. —Mr. and Mrs. William Fitz- patrick and family, of London, spent the week-end with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. FitzOtrick. —Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gibbons and Vicky Anne, of London, were week-end visitors with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Gibbons. Vicky remained for a longer visit with her grandparents. —Mr. and Mrs. John Sterling and son, Bob, of Ottawa, visited Mrs. 'Stewart McGee, also Mrs. Jessie Howard, who has been a patient in Wingham Hospital for over three years. —Mrs. Walter Smillie returned from Wingham Hospital where she bad been a patient for several days, as a result of a fall, when she injured her back and received cuts and bruises. --Mrs. Greg Shiells is spending a fay days with friends in Seaforth. - -Mrs. John McGee, Minnie St., left last week to visit her brother and other relatives in the Western provinces. —Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stamper and Mrs. Bell Heilog and son, Laurie, of Bluevale, visited with Mrs. Walter Smillie on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. G, M. Eckmier, of Pine River, visited at the some home on Sunday. —Mrs. George Ross is in Toronto this week attending the wedding of her niece, Karen Blain, to Freder- ick Coward at St, George's 'Church on Lytton Blvd. —Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Forgie, of Toronto, ,were week-end visitors with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William 'Forgie. —Mr. and Mrs, Warwick Camp- bell, of Plymouth, Ind., are visiting this week with his sister, Mrs. Frank •Edgar, Mr, Edgar and other relatives. —Mr. and Mrs, Frank McConnell and family, Mr, and Mrs. Reg. Flynn and family, of LondOn, spent the week-end with Mr. arid Mrs. George Currie. —Mrs. A. Reid arid son, of Agin- court, are visiting with Mr. and Mrs, Robert ROWsell. --Mr. Calvin Ceram. of Guelph, spent the Week-end with Mr. and (Bedroom, Mrs" Ken CerSOn and family. Living Roofs, Kitchen) and :Ars. Paul srb arid at the. Judy, of New HarribUrg, were visit- ors with the Wenger families on Sunday. SHOWR.00MS -MIAs Patricia Brophy, of troit, dViiho., was a Week-end MILDMAYONT* visitor with her mother, Mrs. nos. trophY, Mr. Charles DeSritenal, of 111111111111111110111111119101 iitillosloutiv!tittirltntffitiir Detroit, visited at the sable Young Couple to Live in Wingham Pink and white gladioli and peonies formed a pretty setting in Melville Presbyterian Church on. Saturday afternoon when Eliza- beth Ann Pipe, London, exchanged marriage vows with John Albert Coultes, 'of Whitechur...11, in a double ring ceremony. The bride is the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Pipe, R. R. 4, Brus- sels, and the bridegroom is the only son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Coultes, of Whitechurch, Rev, J. H. Greene was the of- ficiating minister. Mrs. Lyle Bro- thers, of Scarborough,, played the wedding •music and aecompanied the soloist, Douglas Stewart, cous- in of the bride, who sang "The Wedding Prayer," "The Lord* Prayer," and "0, Perfect Love." ruffled back, The moulded bodice featured a lowered sabrina neck- line and long pointed sleeves, A Swedish crown of crystal and pearls held her three-tiered veil of French illusion, She carried a white Bible covered with red roses and white streamers ending in rose buds, Miss Barbara Evans, London, was maid of honor, wearing a goWn of pink silk] organza in 'ballerina length, The bodice was styled with scoop neckline, short sleeves, and a softly crushed •cum- merbund finished at the back with a dainty bow, A -matching picture hat completed her ensemble, She carried a nosegay of softy-tinted blue chrysanthemums. The bridesmaids, Miss Marjorie Coultes, Reg.N., of Wingham, sis- ter, ,of the 'bridegroom, and Mrs. William Scott, of Dunnville, cousin of the bride, wore dresses styled identically to that of the maid of honor, but in aqua and their flowers were pink tinted •mums. Paul Groskorth, of Toronto, was groomsman, and the ushers were Keith Moffatt, 'Bluevale, and John Pipe, 'brother of the •bride. For the reception at the church and later at the home of the 'bride, the bride's mother received wear- ing French blue lace over chrom- spun, side draped with matching accordion pleated sash and white accessories and a corsage of pink carnations. . Asissting, the bridegroom's' mother chose a sheath of rose beige embroidered silk organza, a matching three-quarter length coat and a corsage of yellow mums, The wedding dinner was arrang- ed 'by the Young Women's Guild of the chtirch and served by Miss' Margaret Jamieson, Wingham; Miss Jean Forrest, London; Miss Yvonne Majury, Paisley; Miss Jeazi Scott, Seaforth; Miss Dar- lene Brothers, Scarborough; Misses Betty and Shirley Hunter, Ripley, and Miss Ruth Coultes, of East Waw'anosh. F6r her -wedding trip. to the Southern States the bride donned a two-piece sheath ensemble in mint green, rose hat with white acces- sories and pink'corsage. On their return the -couple will live in Wingham. , 'TOE HORSE SOLDIERS' A Civil war adventure melodrama. illoolonmolmommummosuommo EXPERT WELDING Woken Parts Made Strong As New TOM E. 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Fred Cass, Minister of Highways, in God- erich, Monday at twelve noon and also in Walkerton at 4 p.m. —Mr. and Mrs. John Winachuck, of London, spent the weekt end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Harry Angus. —Mr, and Mrs, Wilford Caslick and family attended the Imperial Life family picnic at Springbank Park, London, on Tuesday after- noon. —Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Fielding and Mrs. George Cameron spent the week-end in New Liskeard the guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Sutton, While there they attended the golden wedding celebration of ex-Mayor John H. Sumbler and Mrs. Sumbler. --Miss Trudy Allen has been visit- ing during the past week with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hilbert, of Guelph. —Mrs. J. J, Train, of Toronto, is 3-Day Conference At Baptist Church Rev, and Mrs. William Large were the speakers during a three- day missionary conference at Wing- ham Baptist •Church, which com- menced on Sunday. Mr. Large was a supply minister here for a few months several years ago, and is remembered by many in the com- munity. The couple is with the Associa- tion of Baptists for World Evangel- ism Mission, and are engaged in River Evangelidm and Bible Insti- tute work. They have spent nine years in Peru and their work ex- tends •along 3,000 miles of the Ama- zon River. They have three sons, the younger two being •born in Peru. Rev. and Mrs. Large will re- turn to the mission field when their furlough expires, about January. The conference has been very educational and interesting to the congregation here. Mr. Large has shown many pictures of their work in Peru and has held question and answer periods, when the people were able to better acquaint them- selves with mission work and needs. The closing session on Tuesday evening was edvoted to the ladies of the Mission Circles, when Mrs. Large was able to inform them of the many items needed in the field and explain how to pack bales, etc. Their three children were with them during their visit to Wing-. ham, O. ALAN WILLIAMS Optometrist Patrick St., Wingham Phone 770 UNVEIL PLAQUE Past Presidents Honored Tonight The Ladies' Auxiliary to the Canadian Legion has a special evening planned for the regular meeting night on Wednesday, in the form of a Past Presidents' Night. The Auxiliary has purchased a plaque on which the names •of the ten past presidents have been in- scribed, The tablet will 'be un- veiled at the meeting and will -be fore the meeting. They are Mrs. Wally Armstrong, Mrs. A. aVI. Forbes, Mrs, Charles Coultes, of Belgrave, Mrs, Harry Town, Mrs. George Ross, Mrs. Vance Sander- son, Mrs. Ernie Lewis, Mrs. Stew- art Forsyth and Mrs. Dave Croth- ers, The members will pay tribute to the memory of Mrs. William Hamilton, the only deceased past president, 1106ERS FAMILY TO RETURN TO STATES Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rogers and their three children, Marlene, Jean and David, were honored at the close of a, meeting in the Baptist Church on Monday evening. The Rogers family will leave on Thurs- day of this week to take up resi- dence in New York State. Mr. and Mrs, Rogers formerly lived in the United -States. They moved to Wingham about two years ago and have been active workers in the church. Reg, Collar, on behalf of the church, -presented Mr. and Mrs. Rogers with a chest of flatware and each of the children received a New Testament from Frank Collar, who acted on behalf of the Sunday School. The recipients expressed their 'gratitude, and during the social period, when lunch was ser- ved, had an opportunity to mingle with members of the congregation and bid farewell. during the week-end. —Mr, and Mrs. N. T. McLaugh- lin and Mr. Muir McLaughlin, of Sarnia, left Saturday morning to spend the week visiting the form- er's sons, Arthur at Larder Lake, and John in Ottawa. —.Mr. and Mrs. RosS McRoberts, of Lucan, and Tom and Jim Hod- gins, of Ilderton, were Sunday guests "at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilford• Caslick. —Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Arnett, of Toronto, visited Tuesday at the home of Mrs. E. A. VanStone. Mr. and Mrs, J. 0. Spence, of Grimsby, spent last Wednesday at the same home. ACCIDENT IN KiNtOSS BYO .LOSE LIVES TWO OTHERS INJURED Mrs. Harry Bolger, 60, and her daughter, Miss Rose Marie Bolger, 20, of Walton, died as a result of a head-on collision one mile east of Kinlough, in Kirileas Township on Friday. Mrs. Bolger died almost instant- ly of aa broken neck, and her daughter, who was taken to Wing- ham flospltal and later to Victoria Hespital, London, died about 5 a.m. Saturday, Miss Bolger suffered a broken pelvis, broken leg, six broken ribs and severe facial and leg cuts. She was the driver of the car. A passenger in the same vehicle was Mrs. James Bolger, She Is in satisfactory condition, having re- ceived leg cuts and shock. The driver of the second car, Stuart IViaoGillivray, 51, R. R. 3, Holyrood, is in serious condition in Victoria Hospital, suffering a broken leg and severe facial •cuts, The cars met on the crest of a hill about 5.30 p.m, To remove Mr, MacGillivray from the wreckage it the school when the accident oc- curred, A double funeral was held on Tuesday from the family home with -burial in Brussels -cemetery. Rev. Kenneth Jagges, of St. John's Anglican Church, Brussels, offici- ated. COUPLES' CLUB MET AT TURNBERRY PARE Thirteen couples enjoyed an even- ing of sports at Turnberry Park on Monday, when the United Church Couples' Club met for the final meeting until fall. Mr. and Mrs. Bill King, Mr. and Mrs. Don McKay, Rev, and Mrs. T. G. Hue- ser, Mr, and Mrs. Ross Vogan and Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Shackleton were in charge. George Guest and Wilford Caslick were the team captains for soft- ball. Mr. Guest's team came out on top of a 16-12 score, but both sides worked up a good appetite and Mr. and Mrs. Guest, Rev. arid Mrs. Husser came to their aid over the barbecue. They served ham- burgers with all the trimmings, in the picnic area, which was lit with gas lanterns, During the short business session, it was decided to make a donation' to the Turnberry Park fund. To concluded a pleasant evening, the Club remembered Rev, and Mrs. Husser with a gift as a 25th an- niversary present. Their wedding anniversary is the latter part of next week. Blyth Resident Injured in Crash .An accident, four miles south of Creditors on Friday, resulted from a collision 'between cars driven by Donelda Lewis, of R. R. 3, Ailsa Craig, and Christopher Hutchison, R. R. 3, Blyth. Neither driver was injured. A passenger in the Hutchison vehicle, William Brown, 62, of Blyth, suffered a fractured collar- bone, and 'broken ribs. He was confined to the South Huron Mem- orial -Hospital, Exeter, but was re- leased• at the week-end. the .30th Reigite T4CO3.4 that fir,, Arrostronoones, Was a hW,1 raftaria bee and camped with the Troop at Kinneraley WOO' "The Troop's. :Headquarters were at that time in the old polii:e station, London Road, Reigate.' Midnite Show JULY 3 -7 12.15 a.m. "TIIE REVENGE OF FRANKENSTEIN" and "THE CURSE 'OF THE DEMON" Lyceum Theatre, Wingham Time to fill out your wardrobe with smart, comfort- ,able SPORTS and LEISURE WEAR from the fine selection of EDIGHOFFERS. COTTON DRESSES=- Inexpensive, yet elegantly styled, describes our wonderful assort.a meat. Lovely, cool cotton& just right for a happy holiday. Priced at $4.98 and $5.98 PARTY=TIME DRESSES— Luxurious, sheer models in delightful styles, for those more important occasions. "Terylene", nylon sheers, spots rayons and the ever popular fine cottons. Priced from $11.95 to $22.50 No Holiday would be complete without a change of SPORTSWEAR Our fseledion of smart Swim Suits, Shorts, Skirts, Blouses, Slim Jims and T Shirts are as attractive as you could wish.for .'.. and popular prices prevail at '.YOUR VACATION HEADQUARTERS ED1GHOFFERS (Wingham) Limited Eirrion nu.tikitoLV Royal Conservatory Announces Results The following is a list of salCCOOS- Ifni candidates in examinations held repently by the Royal. Conserva- tory of Music of Toronto in Wing- barn. The names -are arranged. in order of merit. MADE VIII PIANO—Honours: Julia M, Crulkshank; Gail Hender- son; Bonnie Jardin, Pass: Brenda Conron; Marian I, Reavie; grim. beth M. Burrell, Pamella C. Husser, Sharon Thomson (equal). -GRADE VI KANO—Hononrs: .Barbara Krug. Pass: Hilda Tiffin, GRADE V PIAN0a-Horiours: 13r.GURceADIVTEacKIVen.ziekANO—Henoura: Pamela Burns. Pass;. Donna Fer- guson, GRADE III PIANO—Honours: Lynda Stokes; Carol Stokes, GRADE IX SINGING :Honours: Christine Runstedtler. a guest this week at the horde of her daughter, Mrs. John McKib- bon, Mr, McKibbon, and family. —Rev, and Mrs. J .C. Thompson and family, of London, spent their 19th wedding anniversary on Sun- day, at the home of Mrs. Thomp- son's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Reid. —Mr, and Mrs. Carl Casemore were week-end visitors with her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs, J, B. McDonald, in Guelph. --Mr. and Mrs, A. Small and Penny, of Toronto, were visitors with Mr. Ed. Smith and •other Wingham relatives over the week- end. —"Slim" Boucher and Lonnie, Terry Nethery and Barry Wenger left on Saturday night for Bath- urst, N.B., where they will visit with Mr. Boucher's parents and enjoy a week's fishing. —Mrs. Roy Adair -has returned home after spending two weeks with her son, Mr. Ken Baker, and family, in Strathroy. Mrs. Baker is still convalescing in St. Joseph's Hospital, 'London. —Mr, and Mrs. Bill Walden and family, of Ripley, will move into their new home this week, which they recently purchased from Mr. Francis Mills... oboin. Advance,-Time! WO., June gff, 060. LYCEUM Theatre Wingharn, Ontario Two Shows Each Night Commencing at 7.15 pan. ihurs.y, Vii., Sat., June 30, duly 1 4041 Wayne and William Holden , in RIBBONS PHARMACY THE BRIDE OF 1960 and the bride of many years can choose from a wide. selection of about 70 SUITESof FU RN ITU RE 600fREY SCIIIIETT was necessary to pull the door off with a ,tractor. Both cars were completely demolished. It has been announced that an inquest will be held, Provincial -po- lice from Walkerton and Kincar- dine investigated. Mrs. Bolger was a daughter of the late Russel Richmond' and Sarah Searle and was born in Morris Township in 1900. She is survived by her husband; a son, James, of Grey Township; a daugh- ter, Mrs. Gordon Engle, of Oran brook, and a brother, Mervin Richmond, of Blyth. Given in marriage by her father,Miss Bolger was born on Oc- hung in the -Legion Home.tuber 13, 1938, in Grey Township. the bride wore a floor-length gown Nine of the honored members She was a. teacher at S. S. 10 of imported embroidered French have been invited to be special tulle over tiers of tulle and taffeta,' Culioss, and was returning from guests at a pot luck supper be- fashioned with an apron front and MORIt/SCIN DA31—Menibers of the Middle Maitland Exeter, The dam, opened two years ago, was built Conservation. Authority on a tour of the AttSabla at a east of over 199,0000,-Advanee-Tinies photo Anther/1y stviAr the Merrietiti jyath shown above near This item from the British Bay Scouts Informatien Bulletin: "We understand that way back in 19421. Mr. Antony Armstrong-Jones, lana, band of H.R.B. Princess Margaret„ Was a member of the 30th Reigate,. Surrey, Troop, The Scoutmaster of 0