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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1960-08-31, Page 5FOR THE FIRST TIME IN EXHIBITION HISTORY ... THREE FAMOUS NAMES IN THE EVENING GRANDSTAND SPECTACULARI FRI., AUG. 26th to FRI., SEPT. 2nd PHIL SILVERS TV coniedian of Sergeant Bilko fame, and company plus extra added attract, tion opera star, SAT., SEPT. 3rd to SAT., SEPT. 10th VICTOR BORGE World famous Danish comedian and pianist stars in the Evening Grandstand Show. JON VICKERS All grandstand tickets admit you tree to the grounds at any time—day of performance only. Evening Grandstand show, nightly at 8.15 p.m. r- Join your neighbors TORONTO AUG.24-SF;PT.10 li 41•04..INI.404.1=11.41N. INIIIAACTIC)111\1400L- 1E/C11-11 1 E3 CO dangElnaninani?ingr THE WORLD AWAITS YOU—Never before have so many flags of the 'world's nations flown at the Exhibi- tion. People' and displays from around theglobe and all oftanada's provinces are represented in the fifty-four permanent.exhibition buildings.RightatyourdoorsteP the worlds largest annual exhibition! MENIESSOMENEESSOr THE BIG SHRINE CIRCUS—The thrills and excitement of a great circus such as few of us have seen 1 An unforgettable experience for children of all ages. Daily at the Afternoon Grandstand show, Aug. 29—Sept. 10 illinnoroiminiinisionnamiloolimmormioronianolonimmionnio. FOOD PRODUCTS BUILDING-Prizes aplenty and ,give- aways galore in the world's largest Food Products Building. WESISKPOSSOMMS4ssait FAMOUS BAND OF THE UNITED STATES NAVY —Relax a while at the giant exhibition bandshell as this splendid band entertains you with rousing inertial music every afternoon and evening. ACTION-PACKED AQUA= RAMA—thrilling demonstra- tions by champion water- skiert, divers, motor boat races. Seats free for your enjoyment at the 'Water- front Grandstand. MILE OF FUN-FILLED MIDWAY—All for fun and fun for all on this glittering mile of thrill-packed rides, side-shows and games. Large Miniature Midway for the kiddies! WartIMIEMERMEMM•SSESESMSMNitntatatltOSSASSMASISaltli., OitatRiAt4 HAVONAI EXhiBiTIONiiJA KY I. PRICE Maw/HIRAM E. McCALLUM Oat. mgr,/NOY OPEN ON SUNDAYS DOMINION QUALITY CANDIES CHOCOLATE BUDS CHOCOLATE MACAROONS CHOCOLATE WAFERS CHOCOLATE PEANUTS CHOCOLATE NIBBLES 71,2 oz. 39 c PKG. OM! BRA, Cheese Slices 31c Coffee 1 LB. PKG. 59c SYMBOL "D" HANDY Matches PKG. 5 Of 0 I9c DOMINO --- PURE Soap Flakes JUMBO SIZE 65c 11 SPECIAL 45c ST. WILLIAMS WITH ADDED PECTIN STRAWBERRY JAM 24 OZ. JAR BALLET --- ASSORTED COLOURS TOILET TISSUE 3 FRESH! COYLES — SPANISH SPECIAL 69c 2 ROLL PACK SPECIAL * SALTED PEANUTS 16OZ. CELLO BAG 29c VALUES EFFECTIVE IN WINGHAM UNTIL CLOSING TIME SATURDAY, SEPT. 3rd • JUST DRIVE UP ... Tell us your auto troubles Every job gets immediate attention from a careful, skilled mechanic or service expert. WINGskisil MOTORS PHONE PHONE 139 WINGHAM Always On Our Toes! ••••• 1 - LL , • 1 t• • --Photo by Msyk Studio points over the hands. Her finger-tip veil of hand-rolled French tulle illusion fell from a small crown of seed pearls and drop crystals, and her flowers were a 'cascade of yellow Elizabeth roses, white feathered carnations and stephantois entwined with myrtle. She wore a single strand of pearls and matching earrings, a gift of the groom, Miss Mary Gibbons, Wingham, cousin of the groom, acted as maid of honour, and Miss Joan Marriott, St. Marys, aws bridesmaid. They were gowned alike in pale yellow silk organza over taffeta, the dresses featuring tiny capped sleeves, tucked bodices, 'pleated 'cummerbunds and ballerina length skirts. They wore picture hats of matching silk organza and carried colonial nosegays of bronze poms and yellow feathered car- nations. The little flower girls were Diane Sgariglia, Orillia, niece of the bride, and :Cathy White, Wingham, niece of the groom. They wore dresses of pale yellow organza with pleated cummerbunds and short, bouffant skirts, matching headbands, and carried dainty basket arrangements of bronze poms and yellow shasta chrysanthemums. Groomsmen were Gerald Brophy. brother Of the groom, and William Johnston, both of Wingham. The ushers were John Fairbrother, St. Marys, and Barry Fryfogle, Wing- ham. For the reception which followed at the.Stratford Country Club, the bride's mother received the guests in an Alice blue sheath of brocads ad 'pure silk organza, matching blue halo hat and other accessories and her corsage was of Lestra Hib- bard roses. The groom's mother also received, wearing a gown of powder blue silk shantung styled with a shawl collar, matching blue hat and accessories and wearia; corsage of Pink Sixteen roses. For travelling, the bride donned an oyster white walking suit of wool boucle. Her flowered cloche hat and other accessories were in matching tones and she wore a cor- sage of yellow chrysanthemums. In addition to St. Marys and Wingham, guests were present from Detroit, Toronto, Orillia, Teeswater and London. ST. HELENS Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bramhall, of Waterdown, were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Woods. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Woods who were twenty-five years married on August 24th, celebrated the occasion with a dinner at Tiger Dunlop Inn on Saturday evening 'with the fam- ily and a few friends present. Con- gratulations and best wishes, Congratulations also to Mr, and Mrs. Fred 1VIcQuillin on their sil- vet wedding anniversary on Sun- day. The occasion was celebrated with a family picnic supper. Friends called in the evening, Sister Cornelius and SiSter Vin- centia of the Sacred Heart Con- vent, London, spent Sunday with their brothers, the Forans, at their home here. Mrs. Will MacGregor, of Stettler, Alta., and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mac- Gregor, of Kincardine, were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Mir es Janet (daunt, of Hanover spent the week-end with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Russell. Gaunt. Mr. and- Mrs. Eric Elliott and family, of Ottawa, are visiting this week with Mr. and Mrs. Gaunt and with other Currie families here. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lewis and family, of Wingham, visited, on Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cook, of Eelgrave. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Lewis, of Lucknow., 'are visiting this week at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Doug- las Fry, of Iroquois, Mr .and. Mrs. Kenneth Johnston, of Clinton, spent last week with his ,nareats, Mr. and Mrs. Oerehorn Johnston, helping with the thresh- ing. Their daughters, Marilyn and Debbie, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ritchie. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Falconer and . Lois visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Calvert Falconer, of Blyth. Mr. and Mrs. Angus Falconer and Alan spent Sunday with relatives at Sarnia, Mr. and Mrs, Relison Falconer and children, of Sarnia, visited with his parent, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Falconer, and the child- ren stayed to spend this week here, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Sleightholm and family visited on 'Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Robert Bolton, of Teeswater. Stuart. Mrs. Wm, Robb is a patient the Wingham Hospital, suffering from pneumonia, Miss Beverley Gaunt has secured a Position at the Western Univer- sity, London, starting this week. Miss Norma Forster started work a few weeks ago at St. Joseph's Hospital. Both girls graduated from Welles Academy, London, this year. We wish them success in their work. Ft. Lt. and Mrs. Keith Black, of Ottawa, were week-end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mac- Pherson, On their return they were accompanied by their sons David, Freddy, Gordon and Kevin, who have spent the summer here. Mr. and Mrs. G. S. McIntyre and Donald, of Richmond Hill, were week-end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Miller. PJre Wing barn. Aavanco-Timem, W oialay, Aug. 51, 1900 1"4loirkrol ,:ttnonarinffimmMraMMMmnpMmMMMWWw011MMOFMMMmWMMMMMWMMMIOMMMIOMM Delicate ROse pattern on Pure White background THAT'S. "FRAGRANCE" FINE ENGLISH BONE CHINA ONLY $8.10 per setting MANY MORE OLITSTAND.INO, PATTERNS IN. VARIOUS ; MAKES, FROM 57,15 PER SETTING llf AF VI EH CS 4 E E I, 1.!: R y PHONE 250 WINGHAM, ONTARIO 00000 mom; .. ... alpatop:, 00000 F o AM.; oo ; llllllllllll A ..... 1111010,11.111, . ...... I 00000000000 ktettopmptiottmoili0 o oo UMW)* Special Carpet News From N. Welwood Carpets Through August, famous BARRYMORE and HARDING rugs offered .at . SPECIAL SALE PRICES. Fine, high, quality WILTON HARDTVVLSTS, 80% Wool and . 20% Nylon, thick closely woven pile that means luxury and nutny years of wear . . . as low as $10.95 per sq. yd. Exciting new tufted BROADLOOMS with rubberized 'backing, Wools, Nylons, Duralon and Viscose, now at prices that compare with almost any type of floor , from $6.95 per sq. yd. Anti here's an extra bonus offer:— with every rug purehase, you receive at HALF PRICE, the finest under-padding made, "Cushion tread" for extra luxury and wear. DROP IN THIS WEEK AND LOOK OVER THE LARGE RANGE OF NEW SAMPLES. HAVE AN ESTIMATE FOR YOUR ROOM. RUGS OR WALL-TO-WALL,, BUDGET PLAN AVAILABLE N. WELWOOD CARPETS Phone 86 People Who Shop in Wingham Read The Advance-Times HANDY FOR SANDWICHES, ETC. DOMINO BRAND CHEESE SLICES BISCUIT FEATURE! Mix 'Em or Match 'Ern Oatmeal Raisin - Cocoanut Macaroon HILLTOP COOKIES 3 ONE FULL $1.00 POUND PACKAGES RICHMELLO HAMBURG BUNS SPECIAL HOT DOG ROLLS P'% Igo 7c Package ,. STORE CLOSED LABOUR DAY, SEPT. STH OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 7TH. FRESH 'FRUITS & VEGETABLES California Red 2 lbs. MALAGA GRAPES 35c !huffy White Cookers 10 lbs. NO. 1 ONTARIO POTATOES 390 Ontario - Fresh 6 for GREEN PEPPERS 2.6e 411 1. COUNTY OF HURON Tenders for Rented Equipment •Tenderson County Forms will be received by the undersigned until 10.00 a.m. EDT. Wednesday, September 7th, 1960 for rented roadbuilding operator and fuel, of the following types: (1) Crawler tractors (100-150 HP) with scraper (12-20 cu. yd. capacity) (2) Graders (115-140 HP) Information to Bidders and Tender Forms are available at the County Engineer's office. J: W. Britnell County Engineer Court House Goderich, Ontario. A .pretty summer wedding was solemnized Saturday at eleven o'clock in Holy Name Church, St. Marys, when Norma Helene Kap- pier; only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kappler, St. Marys, was united sin marriage to Desmond Pa- trh310!Brophy; "Winghartr, • 'son. 'Of , Mrs..,Joseph Brophy and the late Mr. Brophy. Rev. Fr. G. J. Freker, pastor. of Sacred Heart Church, Wingham, performed the ceremony and said the nuptial mass which followed. Also present on the san- dtuary, were Very Rev. P. 'J. Har- rigan, pastor of Holy Name Church, and Rev. R. Durand, Dublin. Master Johi-L,White, Wingham, nephew of the groom, was among the altar beys Serving on the altar. Miss Marykae Newman, Wing- ham, was soloist and before the ceremony sang "Veni Jesu". During mass; 'she rendered Schubert's "Ave Maria'. 'and "Pants Angelicus" by Franck, and at the signing of the register '.11Vlother at Your Feet Is kneeling--",' The organist was Miss Catherine Fleming, St. Marys. The sOlinn and lovely double-ring cere- mony, took place before the altars w.hichsivere massed with yellow and white gladioli, The. bride, who entered the church on the arm of her father, Was lovely in a gown of white silk peau de sot with alencon lace in- serts and white sequin accents at the .sweetheart neckline and in the back: detailing. Designed with an empire waistline • accented by a sit16,11 toW-of peaty do soi, the gown was: fashioned with' e., bustle-back, With pleating, gcalloped lace, and a tiny bow, and', the full skirt flowed into a chapel train. The long sleeves of the gown ended in lily Following a wedding trip to Ni- agara Falls, New York State, Que- bec City and St. Anne de Beau-, pre, Mr. and Mrs. Brophy will re- side in Wingham. DONNYBROOK Mr. Leslie Deacon, of Coronack, Sask., has been spending a few days with Mr. Bert Thompson. Miss Diane Chansney has return- ed home after spending the past week with het cousin, Miss Gayle Henderson, at Brueefield. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Robinson, Jim, Bill and Judy, and Mrs. J. C. Robinson, of Wingham, left on Monday for retawawa to visit Sgt. Ma.j. and Mrs. H. W. Dainty. Gerald and Bill Dainty returned home with them after spending their hot• days here, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Henderson and family, of Brueefield, visited Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Chamney and family. Miss Elaine Jefferson, of London, is spending a few days' holidays With her isarents, Mr, and Mrs. Charles Jefferson, Mrs, G. DfacTavish Entertains Friends ST. HEIZNS Mrs. 'Gordon Mae- Tavish entertained On Thursday evening at a trousseau tea, honor- ing her .daughter, Marilyn, whose marriage will take place in the Lucknow Presbyterian Church on Saturday. The hostess and bride-to-be were assisted In receiving the many guests by Mrs. Robert Reid, of Luchnow, mother of the groan).- elect. Showing the trousseau, shower .and wedding gifts were Mrs. Allan. Johnston, Miss Beverley Gaunt, Miss Patsy Foran and Miss Lois Miller. At the tea table, centered with an arrangement of 'beautiful pansies, tea was poured by grandmothers of the bride and groom elect, Mrs. Joseph Gaunt, Mrs, Mary mac- 'ravish and Mrs. Kingsbury, 'and their aunts, Mrs. Cameron Mac- Tavish, Miss Reid and Mrs. Don Kingsbury. 'Serving were Mrs. Don- ald McKinnon and Mrs. Harold Ritchie and assisting were Mrs. Earl Durnin, Mrs. Fred Johnston, Mrs. 'Harold Gaunt, Mrs. Ernest Gaunt and Mrs, Elmer Foran, WIIITECHURCII RICHMELLO SALAD DRESSING REAL VALUE — 100% PURE. COFFEE RICHMELLO INSTANT COITEX FOR DISHES AND FINE FABRICS DOMINO LIQUID DETERGENT RICHMELLO Peanut Butter ICE II:0X.,JAR 37c Freshly Ground To Suit Your Taste Bichmello Coffee 67c DOMINO DRY Ginger Ale 2 .rc'Azis 27c COUNTRY CLUB — FANCY RED Sockeye Salmonw...53c RICHMELLO SPECIAL 16 OZ. JAR 29c SPECIAL 6 OZ. 89c SPECIAL 2 8 OZ. PKGS. 49c JAR SPECIAL 32 OZ. 63c TIN HILLTOP — BLACK Tea Bugs PKG9.0 OF go.. 04 RICHMELLO — ORANGE PEKOE Tea Bags PKG64°' 65c SLICED WHITE Bread LOAF' 19c RICHMELLO — Assorted Flavours Ice Cream 69c EARLY MORNING