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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1960-10-12, Page 12vine, Barbara Hetherington, Fran- ces Ducharme. Grade III, Miss Armitage's Ruth Ann Currie, Wendy Crewson, Mary Lou Foxton, Grade IV, Miss Jamieson's Ruth Ann Rich, Barbara Boyd, Bonnie Willie, Grade IV, Mrs. Gowdy's—Julie Adams, Judy Riley, Ellen Cruick- shank, Wheelbarrow Race for Boys -Grade I, Miss Williamson's-- Billy Hammond and 'Billy Burchill, Paul Douglas- and John Sehipper, Mur- ray Leggett and Terry Carter, 'Grade I, Mrs, Robinson's---Brad Lewis and Laurie Foxton, Jimmy Brooks and Stuart Hunter, Bobby Cruickshank and John 'Stevens. Grade II, Miss Joints' John Smith and - Wayne Carter, Barry Gardner and DeuglasSeiling, Gary Watson and Bract McKay, Grade MacKenzi e's--- Carl Mowbray ,and , Bobby Shaunessy, David Gibson'.: and ' John Deneau, John Broonie ..and Barry .Gardner. Grade IIisMrs,Shera's—Joe Kerr and Paul Terepreman, Billy Strong and Peter McCarter; Kenny Rae and Paul Getfy. • Grade III, Mis-g Armitage's -Mi- chael Walden and Eddie Skinn, Brian Deyell and Steven Pocock, Wayne Hunter and- Tommy Irvine. Grade Iv, Miss Jamieson's —Joe Hall and Richard Wharton, Terry Deyell and David .Shiestel, 'Mal- colm Galbraith and Gary Bauer. -Grade IV,' Mrs. Gowdy's—Jimmy McCarter and. Ross Caslick, John Rae and Monty Ter/Tiernan, Gary Brenzil and Gary McKay. BLUEVALE A well attended shower eels held in the community hall on Friday evening when' Mr. .and 'Mrs. Ron Smith (forrnerly Lillian Campbell), were hollered bye-friends and pre- sented with -k purse of money. The evening was thoi.epent in -dancing. Mrs. Cecil -Griffiths, of Guelph, was a visitor:last week with Mr. and Mrs. Charles: Bosman. .ss • DUVALL' Mr. and Mrs. Melville Mathera held a turkey Thankegiviiig dinner on Sunday when 24 members of the immediate family gathered at their home. Thanksgiving visitors with Mr. and Mrs. R. H. McKinnon were Mr .and Mrs. J. T. MaeTavish and. family, of London, and Mr. and Mrs. Spence McKinnon and family, of Niagara Falls. Donald Bosnian, of Hamilton, was a Thanksgiving visitor with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bosman. Mrs. Earl Hettelip, of Dunnville, is visiting hers sister, Mrs. Milton Fraser, and Mr. Fraser. Mrs. Mabel'.Harria, of Lambeth, spent the recent week-end with relatives, Her mother, Mrs. Edward Johnston, a life-time and valuable member of the community, return- ed with her to Lambeth and plans to make- her home with her daugh- ter. Mr. and Mrs, Neil MacEaehren and family, of Toronto, spent the week-end with Mr. R. F. Garniss and Mac Scott. Mr. and Mrs. Alan Garniss, of London, were visitors' at the same home on Sunday...:',.. Mr, and Mrs. Reg. Taylor' and- family, of Waterloo,: were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Taylor an Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scott and family, of Newton, visited Mr. "and Mrs. Gordon Hall at the week-end:, Mr, and Mrs. Thos. Inglis . and; family, of Wroxeter, spent Thanksgiving at the home of Mrs. 'William Robertson. Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Hoffman spent Sunday at Barrie. Mrs, C. G. Bitton, of Listowel, Veae'a holiclaY visitor with her son,' 13.eg.13itton, and family, The Bluevale Women's Institute Wilt; meet in the community hall on Thursday evening, October 13th, when Mrs. Howard Harris, district president, will speak, and mem-bers' of Wroxeter Women's Institute,. Will be guests, . . At the recent area convention of Women's Institutes in Guelph the Craig sisters, Kathleen,. Mary. and Patsy, demonstrated very capably. to illustrate their homemaking- project "Meat in the Menu." Mr. and Mrs. JIM Darlisig' and! baby and Donald Darling, of Tor; onto, were with 'Mr. Stanley. Daris ling for the week-end, • MRS. G. McHURNEY SPEAKS AT BLUEVALE BLUEVALE—The WMS of Knox Presbyterian Church held its Thankoffering meeting in the school room of the church on the afternoon of October 4th. The president, Mrs. Bernard Thomas, conducted devotions. Mrs. R. J. McMurray gave the secretary's report and Mrs. William Mundell read the financial state- ment. Mrs. Milton Fraser, president of the WMS of Bluevale United Church, whose members were guests,' read the Scripture and gave comments, stressing the Thanks- giving theme. Mrs. Gordon McBurney, of Whitechurch, was guest speaker. Quoting Paul's statement abOut faith, hope and charity, she showed that love is the fulfilling of the law as exemplified fully in Jesus Christ. It is love that makes one "easy to live with" in the home. This attitude should be extended to the community and the nation. Our neighbor is anyone we can help, of whatever race, 'color, or religious background. Refugees are especially in our thoughts at this time. The president and also Mrs. Harry Elliott expressed appreci- ation for the fine address and Mrs. Elliott presented a gift to Mrs. McBurney. SAVE MOiklEY /Au Investors Syneietkie plan will help you to haws enough M the future. A pla.n can be tailored to suit your objective whether it's owning a new home, ed ucating your children, buying a business or pro- miding for your retirement. See your Investors mang—a THOMAS JARDIN. Box 394, Wingliatte Ont., Phdne 147 BRUCE McFAUL Box 693, Listowel, Ont., Phone 979 EMERSON IVEL Box 6, Harriston, Ont., Phone 334W Investors ovntlgoait® OP CANAOA.• teaitte Heed Office: Wimlipeg Offices in Principal Cafes "THE AMAZON TRADER" (Featurette) John Sutton (One Cartoon) •W".....".0•WWWW Two Shows Nightly, Rain or Clear First Show at Dusk Admission: 65c Children Under 12 in Cars Ftee CROWN Theatre - Harriston Telephone 152 Continuing: THURS. - FRI. - SAT. October 13 - 14 - 15 At 'Regular 'Prices For The Whole Family To Enjoy. Wonderful Fine Family Entertain- ment. Walt Disney's "POLLYANNA" PLEASE NOTE—ALL MATINEES CHILDREN 25e TWO SHOWINGS NIGHTLY' 7.15 and 9.30 p.m. Sane Wyman, Richard Egan, Karl Malden, Adolph Menjdu, Donald Crisp, Agnes Moorehead ZION. s TUES., OCT. 17 - 18 "MOUSE THAT ROARED*? (1Color) The runniest Film in, Many a Moon When this mouse roared everyone trembled. seeSir"s's ........................ .... ..... ................. ...... . .... .. .... . ........ , ..... ,...,...ssesseemeassease.ss -"seseeeeesee s's .... 4•40*B8 • ••:ik 1961 Meteor Montealrn four-door hardtop, one of Ford of Canada's fine cars, built in Canada.- Warranted for an unprecedented 12,000 miles or one full year —whichever comes first! Today at your Mercury-MeteoraComet dealer Certain features Illustrated or mentioned ere standard dri some models, optional it extra cost en Other' 42114 . MRS, MILTON FRASER PRESIDES FOR WMS be held at Wroxeter on October 17. Mrs. Fleming Johnston was ap- pointed to assist Mrs. Mel Craig in the Mission Band work. An invitation to attend White- church WMS Thankoffering meeting in the United Church on October 19th was announced. Mrs. Fraser read the Scripture with commehts. Readings were given by Mrs. Craig and Mrs. Me- Crackle on the theme, "Gratitude". Mrs. Alex Corrigan played an in- strumental "Cathedral Chimes". Mrs. W. R. Welsh was the speak- er. Her subject was "The Blessing of Thanksgiving". Quoting a pray- er of Thanksgiving she showed how included in it were three levels; the first showed God's goodness to us so graciously given; the sec- ond, redemption from sin; the third, praise to God in our lives by living in righteousness. To give thanks, is to accept God; then Thanksgiving becomes Thanksliv- ing, The president expressed the thanks of all members for the thoughtful address. Members of Whitechurch WMS, United Church, were guests at the meeting. All enjoyed refreshments at the close. 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BLUEVALE The VMS of the Bluevale United Church held. its autumn Thankoffering meeting on Friday afternoon, Mrs. Milton Fraser, president, presided and had charge of the opening exercises and business. Plans were made for some mem- la hers to attend the north section ODDS AGAINST of Huron Presbyterial meeting to immulimmag LYCEUM Theatre Wingham, Ontario Two Shows 1--10-eh Night ssannmeneing at 7.15 p.m. ADMISSION--65u 1,10 - 30e MATINEE Sat. afternoon at 2 p.m. rows., Fri.. sot., Oct. 0-14-15' Harry Relafonte, Robert Ryan and Shelly Winters 44 f (Adult Entertainment) A hard-hitting film about the social stresses that drive men to robbery and murder. 'There will be a special showing of comedies and cartoons on the _MATINEE Saturday afternoon in place, of ties above feature. Llashmar DRIVE- IN LISTOWEL FRT. - SAT. OCT. 14 - 15 Double Feature "DIARY OF A HIGH SCHOOL BRIDE" Anita Sands, Ronald Foster "GHOST OF DRAG- STRIP HOLLOW" Jody Fair, Martin Braddock, Hot Rod Gang ADMISSION 65c — Children under 12 in cars Free. Box Office opens at 8 p.m. Brown ie's DRIVE-IN Limited CLINTON - ONTARIO — Week Ends Only — FRIDAY and SATURDAY October 14 and 15 • — Double Feature — "THE F.B.I. STORY". (Colour) James Stewart -- Vera Miles • Senior Boys High Jump—Ist, Jim Newell; 2nd, Jim Nesmith; 3rd, Brian Mur- ray. Relay Race -Jim Nesmith, Garry Stokes; Tom Deyell, Ward Har- rison; Robert Skinn, -Robert Camp- bell; Jim. Newell, Dave Crothers; John Douglas, Theodore Saint; Rodney Hickey, Michael Fleury. Three-Legged Race— Robert Campbell and Tom Deyell; Don Merrick and Ronald Vogan; John Douglas and Theodore Saint. Running Broad Jimps-Robert Skinn, Gary "Stokes, Ward Har- rison, Soft Ball Throw—Jim Newell, Robert -Skinn, Theodore Saint. 75-yard Dash--Jim Newell, Ward Harrison, Robert Skinn. Standing Broad Jump--Jim New- ell, Jim Nesmith, Robert Skinn. Champion-Jim Runner-up--Robert Skinn. Intermediate -Standing -Running Broad Jump'—Norman Curie, Ken Skinn, John Welwood. Standing Broad Jump—Norman Corrin, Peter Callan, Terry Gard- ner. High Jump—Norman Corrin, Harold Jandin, Terry Gardner. Softball Throw—Peter Callan, Donnie Willie, Brian Carr. Running Race—Norman Corrin, Peter Callan, Barry McLean. Relay Race—lst team, Norman Corrin, Brian Carr, Ken .Skinn, Bruce Boyd; 2nd team, Donnie Rae, Peter Callan, Paul Tiffin, Ken Vogan; 3rd team, Tommy Miller, Harold Jardin, John Welwood, Donnie Willie. Three-legged Race—Brian Carr and Norman Corrin; Jamie "Douglas and Ken Skinn; Donnie Rae and Paul Tiffin. Champion—Norman Corrin, Runner-up--Peter Callan. Junior Boys Standing Broad Jump—Robert Armstrong, Bryan Walden, Doug- las Mowbray. Three-Legged Race — Douglas Cameron and Paul Fleury; Doug- las Elliott and Bryan Walden; George Miller and Ken Taylor. .• Softball Throw Robert Arm-. strong, 'Douglas Elliott, Douglas Mowbray. Wheel-barrow Race — Douglas Cameron and Paul Fleury; Douglas Elliott and Bryan Walden; Barrie Conron and Robert Armstrong, Relay Race—Robert Armstrong, Douglas Cameron, David Lang- ridge, Douglas Mowbray; Paul. Fleury, Barrie Conron, Robert Tif- fin, 'Brian Miller; Douglas Elliott, Newton Richardson, Jimmy Hen- derson, Bryan Walden. Foot Race—Paul Fleury, Robert Armstrong, Douglas Elliott. Running Broad Jump—Robert Armstrong, Jimmy Henderson, Bar- rie Conron. High Jump—Robert Armstrong, Douglas Mowbray, Douglas Cam- eron. Champion—Robert Armstrong. Runner-up—Paul Fleury. Senior Girls Running Race — Judy Callan, Mary Ahara, Ann McKibbon. Softball Throw—Terry Vander Hoek, Judy Stone, Ruth Gibbons. Running -Broad Jump — Mary Ahara, Marilyn Riley, Ruth Gib- bons. Three-legged Race—Judy Callan and Janis Henderson, Terry Van- der Hoek and Bonnie , Jardin, Jackie Saint and Luanne Peter son. 'Relay Race—Mary Ahara„, Laura Walper, Audrey Collar, Julie Dau- phin; Judy Callan, Terry Vander Hoek, Roelie Sehipper, Noreen Nicol; Marilyn Riley, Marilyn Hig- gins, Rae Gurney, Rtith Ann Ham- ilton. , Novelty Race—Bonnie Jardin and Terry Vander Hoek; Jackie Saint and Luanne Peterson; Judy Stone and Joan Witby. High Jump—Bonnie Jardin, Ann McKibben, Mary Ahara. Standing -Broad Jump—Terry Vander Hoek, 'Mary Ahara, Judy Callan. Champion—Terry Vander Hoek, Runner-ups-Mary Ahara. Intermediate Girls Relay Race—Verna Hunter, Lin- da MacTaggart, Linda Scheistel, Jean Welwood; Wendy Fuller, Jean Catitelan, Mary White, Cathie Peachey; Jane Day, Ray Marie Hardie, Donna , McKay, Lynda Reavie. Runnnig, Race—Linda Scheistel, Verna Hunter, Wendy Fuller. Softball Throw—Jane Day, Lynda Reavie and Rilia. Skinn (tied), Linda Scheistel, Three-legged Race—Verna Hun- ter and Linda-Scheistel; Joan Can- telon and Rite, Skinn; Linda MacTaggart and Gloria Reed, Runningproad Jump--Wendy Fuller, Linda Scheistel, Verna Hunter. Standing Broad Jump --- Linda Sehlestel, Wendy Fuller, Mary White. Crab Race---Wendy Pullet and Mary White, Verna Hunter and Linda Schlestei, Gloria Reed and LindaMaeTaggart: High Sullen .-- Linda Sebiestel, Mary White, Brenda Ellaeett. Champion—Linda, 'Sehiestel. Runners-up---Verna 1-Tunter and, Wendy Fuller (tied). Girls Running Iiroad Sump—So-Anne Pickford, Patricia Walker, Joan Grade I, Miss Williamson's Girls, Bonnie Feagan and Christine Kruegar,.Joanne Cameron and Fay McGuire, Margaret McLaughlin and Ellen Gorrie; Boys, Billy Hilbert and Billy Hammond, Paul Douglas and John •Sehipper, Ray. Robinson and Douglas Mason. Grade I, Mrs, Robertson's—Girls,,,. Nancy Gardiner and Ellen Gorrie, Pat Major and Susan Mitchell, Elizabeth Jacklin -and Cathy Sed- don; Boys, Bobby Cruickshank and John Stevens, Brad Lewis and Laurie Foxton, Don Murray and -Ronald Murray. Grade II, Miss Johns' — Girls, Marion Willie and Maureen Hanna, Julie Burke and -Marie Whitby, Jackie Stone and Jeannie Hunter; Boys, Wayne Carter and John Smith, Douglas Thomson and Jer- ome Watson, . Glen • Dundas and: Jerry Marks. Grade II, Mrs. MacKenzie's — Girls, Luanne Lavergne and Sally Lou Elliott, Sandra Tiffin and Ter- esa, McGuire, Dianne Bower and Judy 'Ohm; Boys, Bobby Shaunessy and Carl Mowbray, Steven Lang- ridge and Bobby McGee, Jimmy Casentore and Randy Hafermehl. Grade III, Mrs. Shera's — Girls, Ann Ewing and Gail Irvine, Esther Chettleburgh and Sandra Seddon, Jennifer Henderson and Linda Lockridge; Boys, Kenneth Burns and Brad Elliott, Billy Fuller and Mark Richardson, Kenneth Rae and Paul Getty. Grade III, Miss Armitage's — Girls,' Wendy 'Crowson and Susan Major, Brenda McTaggart and Ruth Anne. Currie, Joan Burchill and Mary Lou Foxton; Boys, Wayne Hunter and Matt Richard- ton, Steven Pocock and Brian Dey- ell, Lennie Johnston and Bruce Henry, Grade IV, MSS Ja.rnieson's—Girls, Bonnie Willie and Barbara White, Lynda Seddon and -Barbara Boyd, Linda Aitcheson and Barbara Fa'egan; Boys, Bob Major and Don- ald Collar, Joe Hall and Richard Wharton, Terry Doren and David Schiestel. Grade IV, Mrs. Gosedy's—Girls, Judy Riley and Julie Adams, Judy Reid and Ellen 'Cruickshank, Janne. Ewing and Gayle Gannett; Boys, Monty Templerhan and John Rae, Grant Heywood and George Wels wood, David Ohm and Bruce Cam- eron. 4 Skipping Itaee for Girls Grade 1, Mist — Marlene Irvine, Christine Krueger, Fay McGuire. Grade I, Mrs. Robertson's—Bren- da Crispin, Ellen Gorrie, Cathy Seddon, Grade IT, Mitt .Toes' Marie Whitby, Denise Seddon, Sean Hunter. Grade It, Mrs. MatItenzio's. — Luanne Lavergne, Sally Lou 11, Hat, Sandra Tiffin, Grade III, Mrs. Shera'S--4all It- CARMICHAEL'S Annual OCTOBER Value -Packed Sale Kick=off time — Thursday, Oct. 13, 1960 We can only mention a few of the Bargains in this space. NYLONS Super,quality, dark seams 59c pair, 3 pairs $1.69 — OR "."1 tirely, 00=15 gauge NYLONS at 79c pr. 3 pairs for $1.p8 LADIES' NYLON BRIEFS 2 pairs $1.00 BATH ,TOWELS " $1.98 pair (High Quality —. Large. Size) FLANNELETTE BLANKETS, size 70x90 and 80x90 PRICE ? ? You will have to see our price to believe it. • CURITY DIAPERS — a favourite of every In4thei, at CARMICHAEL'S during sale for $3.99 dozen There .will ,be-a 10% DISCOUNT on any :artitle you buy, value of $1.00 or over. hicimi,is -THE CHANCE TO SHOP EARLY FOR CHRISTMAS, : AND AT REAL BIG SAVINGS... 0411.14.10.11-111•1111.1111100.111. 7 - R 0.Wired.tObea better buy: from 3 engine choices. A. ' ettYV-81s. Two a utdmatics, Plus sta rdshdff dOVerd rive Powerasyou like it. Engineered ',tote alietter bkij;: to.stay a better value! Goes up to 30;000'thileg bkWeen lubrications, 4,000 miles before 'Brakes adjust themselves. Muffler life is ridsWy101eih I To top itall, Meteor is priced to be a bet- ter.b.1y.With .its big-enough features, Meteor is priced ,an inch: 'IDoV'e.the compacts! A better move is to the neW Meteor. It's big enough. In size, in power, in value! rage TweIse trite Whighant Asilvisese-Tbness WedneedaY. )44,12, 1960 sinnommumma DRIVE - IN Theatre - Harriston CLOSED MONDAY TARTY OPERATING writia-uNns, ONLY kira. sivr. Ofir. 14 - 15 "SKI TROOP ATTACK" Michael Forest - Frank Wolfe "BATTLE OF BLOOD ISLAND" Richard Doron ,.'Mon Xennedy ill II IIUI n lilw//wet AleriolvIvi*,!1141. %IV.* 4110f ,1010, w,4 Young Athletes Vie: for Awards At Public School Field. Meet has" EW Group Itonors Mrs, L. Johnston' 1.3LIJEVALE --A -brief meeting of the Women's Association was held in the Bluevale United. Church on Friday afternoon with the presi- dent, Miss !Ruby Duff, in charge. Routine business was discussed, with the secretary's and treasurer's reports. W1iD. - THURS. ,. FAL - SAT. Deteher 1i 20 - 21 2.2 "TIM. APARTMENT" (Adult tntertairiMent) Tack LentiriOn, Shirley IVractcine, Fred MaelYturray diver wonder what goes on In the etpartmertt neat door? See tine and wonder some more. SktiCiAlt, SATtrittalt :,ritATINVIEt at 2,15 "COMMANCHE" Remington, Standing Broad Mary Joan Cor- rinn, Jo-Anne Pickford, Joanne Dunbar„ High Jump -JoAnne Pickford, Mary Joan Cse.rin, Marilyn Strong. Three-legged Race —Sheila Crew- son and Mary Joan Corrin, Judy Irwin and Patricia Walker, Debbie Foxton and Brenda Haferrnehl, Softball Throw -- Mary Ann Cruickshank, Sheila CrAvson, Deb- bie Foxton. Novelty Race — Joanne Dunbar and. Jo-Anne Pickford, Joan Rem- -ington and Mary Joan Corrin, Marilyn Strong and Judy Irwin. Running Race—Jo-Anne Pick- ford, Debbie Foxton, Mary Joan Corrin, Relay Race—Jo-Anne Pickford, Gayle Stokes, Debbie Foxton, Brenda Hafermehl; Joan Reming- ton, Sharon Willie, Ann Meyer, Sheila Crewson; Patricia Walker, Marilyn Strong, Melanie Harris, Mary Joan Corrin, Champion--Jo-Anne Pickford, Runner-up--Mary Joan Corrin. Running. Races Grade I, Miss Williamson's - Girls, Margaret McLaughlin, Mar- lene Irvine, Christine Kreger; boys, Billy Burchill, Billy 'Hammond, John Sehipper, Grade 1 Mrs. Robertson's—Girls, Brenda Crispin, Nancy Gardner, 'Susan Mitchell; Boys, Stewart Hunter, Brad Lewis, Bob Cruick- shank. Grade II, Miss Johns' — Girls, Marion Willie, Karen Hastings, Jean Hunter; Boys, Barry Gardner, Glen Dundas, Leslie Thompson. Grade II, Mrs. MacKenzie's — Girls, Sally Lou Elliott, Adora Mac- Lean, Sandra Tiffin; Boys, John Deneau, Steven Langridge, Bobby Shauriessy, Grade Mrs. Shera's—Girls, Barbara < Hetherington, Barbara Dauphin, Esther. Chettleburgh; Boys, Peter MacCarter, Joe Kerr, Kenneth Burns. Grade III, Miss 'Armitage's — Girls, Gloria Lewis, Joan Bennett, Cathie Miller; Boys, Bruce Henry, Lennie Johnson, - Wayne Hunter. Grade IV, Miss Jamieson's—Girls, Ruth Ann Rich, Barbara Boyd,- Bonnie Willie; Boys, Joe Hall, Don- ald Collars David Schiestel. ' Grade IV, Mrs. Gowdy's—Girls, Judy Riley, Judy 'Scott, Ellen Cruickshank; Boys, Grant 'Hey- wood, Paul Guest, Monty Temple- man. Three-legged Race 0.0111.04111011.01,0•01.0.M00.11•011111m.1111•0 • • ENE . armichael s YOUR FAMILY STORE ONE 1W WINGHAM ILLOW'S GARAGE Bluevale, Ont.