HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1960-12-21, Page 3MANY WINNERS AT
LEGION
On. Wednesday evening' winguam Branch of the Canadian Legion
held a suceersfal turkey bingo in
the town hall. A turkey draw was
iso made and several people went
me with their holiday dinners.
Bingo winners Were: Specials,
Bill Ross, 11/frs, Elizabeth Coultes,
Gordon Rapsen, Party Harris.
Regular galneS: Mrs. W. Conron,
Mrs. L. jacklin, Mrs. V. Oster, Den,
nis Doucette, Mrs. Grace „Hutchi-
son, Mrs. Jack McIntyre, Tommy
Bllaeot't, Mrs. Carl Lott, Mrs, Hel-
en Lloyd, Ferg Riley, Deni4 Don-
cette, Sonja, Ross, Frank 1VEeCor-
miek, Mrs, Harry Browne Sr., Mrs,
Wilt Henry, Ron Graham, Holy-
rood.
Door prize, Mrs. A, McKenzie.
Turkey draw: Mrs. Mervyn
Tcrnpleman, George Scott, Robert
Abara, A, E. Buckton, White-
church:, Warren Rich, Alex aVIeDon_
• aid, Tees,,vater; Mrs. Mary Hogg,
Brian Hogg, Fred Ohm, JIM Miller,
Make Corsages
At WI. Meeting
FORDWICH—The Christmas meet-
ing of the 'Fordwich W.I. was held
In the community ball, which was
decorated with tinsel and lights,
Mrs. Anson, Demerling, president,
presided, The Christmas motto
"The Magic of Christmas'', was
given by Mrs. Crosby Sothern,
Mrs, Robert Gibson gave. a very
interesting demonstration on Mak-
ing Christmas wreaths for doors.
A demonstration on making Christ-
mas chocolates was given by Mrs.
Austin Stinson and Mrs. George
Richards of Harriston, and-' the
finished product was sampled by
all the members'and the remainder
sent to three shutTins,
There was a contest, "a home-
made corsage" which was judged
by Mrs. W. A. Gibson and Mrs.
Alex Donaldson. Mrs, 'George Ri-
chards won the prize, Christmas.
carols were sung and a. pot luck
lunch was enjoyed• at the close of
the meeting,
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DANNY'S DRIVE-IN
BLUEVALE
'WILL BE CLOSED CHRISTMAS DAY,
.',SUNDAY, DECEMBER 2$t.„I AND OPEN
BOXING DAY, DECEMBER 26th
Wishing all a very Merry Christmas
and a
PORTRAIT', OF MAN AT WORK
Many of man's greatest advances
came because he took‘time out
'to think--to figure out how to
get energy sources other than
his own muscles'to do his work
for him. •
Wherever man has bad time
for creative leiSlite, he has used
his intellect to develop energy
sources 'to improve his.standard
of living,
' In Canada we're particularly
good at*Putting our energy
sources' to work for us. Take oil,
for example. Oil provides more
thaxl'half.Canacla's energy needs.,
—Canadians use more than
1,000,000 gallons an hour. Every
day Imperial Oil refineries alone
supply Canadians with 'energy
equivalent to,that produced. by
a dozen Niagara Falls.
IMPERIAL OIL LIMITED
for80years Canada's leading supplierof energy
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EIGHTEEN NURSING ASSISTANTS at the Wingbant General Hos-
pital last' Wednesday afternoon received their caps at a fitting cere-
mony at the nurses' residence. Shown seated, left to right, Misses
Ruth Brock, Sarnia; Mabel Cathrae, Owen Sound; 11Iarlene McKinnon,
Tiverton; 'Cathy Cobean, Kincardine; Verna Ellis, Holstein; Karen
Touts Kincardine; Gayle Bailey,'Petrolia; Dean Stewart, Ripley;' back
row left to right, Misses Carolyn Williams, Sarnia; Susan Cams,
Exeter; Margaret Caution, Mount Forest; Sharon ',LePard, Walker-
ton; Elizabeth Clark, Goderieh; Norma Chapman, Barbados, B.W,14.
Dianne Cooper, Clinton; Jacqueline Parsons, Sarnia; Sheila White,
Kincardine; Ina Van Arkel, St. Maryc.Photo, by Cantelon.
Mrs. John Armstrong
Dies in Palmerston
FORIDWICH—Mrs. John Arm-
strong died on Saturday in Palm-
erston Hospital after a long illness.
She.was the former Janet Walker
and was born in Howick Township
87 'years ago,
She married John Armstrong 51
!years ago, who survives with two
sons, Everitt and Lloyd, of the 6th
line of Howick. There are also six
grandchildren.
Rev. E, O. Attwell of Trinity
Anglican Church of which Mrs.
Armstrong was a member offic-
iated on Monday .afternoon when
service was held at the Hardy
funeral home, Harriston. Inter-
ment was in Fordwich cemetery,
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o one and all wo wish a
-Christmas bright with promise
and full of all the joys of
ALLAN AND JUNE IIAFERMEDL
FAIRYLAND
WINGHAM'S EXCLUSIVE STORE FOR TINY TOTS
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S'weet and Seedless ORANGES 69c
Red Emperor, GRAPES 2 lbs. 25c
Cape Cod No. 1 16 oz, pkg.
CRANBERRIES 23c
Na. 1 Florida — Large size 176's Dozen
Zipper Skin TANGERINES . • .... 35c
VALUES EFFECTIVE AT
WINGHAM
UNTIL ctOstWo TIME
SATURDAY, DEC. 24th.
To Enable Our Employees To Enjoy
A Will-Deserved Three Day
Holiday Weeki;pd
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MONDAY TUESDAY
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CHOCOLATE DROPS le? 39c
CAN DY
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IN THE
INGHAM ARE
The sensible co-operation of parents, the adults who
. attend hockey games, and the young people themselves
will greatly reduce the risk of fire..
I would appeal particularly to parents to warn their
families about the hazards involved. Since it is,- the
safety of the many young people in, the arena about
which I am chiefly concerned, I feel that all parents
will be anxious to 'co-operate to the fullest extent.
The arena is maintained for the 'enjoyment of all. We
simply cannot afford to nriake it a scene of tragedy.
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R. E. McXINNEY, Mayor
planned program.
Carl Hemingway, county field-
man was also present and gaVe
full report on the Hog Producers
situation stating that this market-
ing board 7c.ad met with many
difficulties but he said', that they
still must be doing a good job, as
the price of hogs has not declined
with the price of beef, even with
beef storage holdings down some
from last year. Mr. Ireland asked
Mr. Hemingway to take the chair
for the election of officers which
are as follows: .
Past president, Elmer ireland;
president, John R. Taylor; 1st vice-
president, Oliver Anderson; di-
rectors, 'Orval McGowan, Robert
Henry, Earl Caldwell, Wilfred
Sanderson, William Gow, Peter de
Groot, Charles Smith, Wilfred,
Walker, Ernest Snowden, Archie
Purdop, Miles Ste, Marie, George
Johnston, Alex Robertson, John
•M, Taylor.
FORDWICH
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Doug 'Holt were Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Gibson and Mr. Bill. Gibson,
all of Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Keith and fa-
mily of .Baden visited Sunday with,
Mr, and Mrs. Alex Keith.
Mr. and Mrs. Aitcheson Wallace
and Mrs. Roy Simmons were Kit-
chener, visitors one day last week,
Margaret Sothern, seven-year-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
Sothern, was taken"to Palmerston
Hospital last week, suffering from
bronchial croup.
The sympathy of the community
goes to Mr. Jack Armstrong and
family in the loss of a wife and
mother, who passed away Satur-
day in the Palmerston Hospital.
Mrs. Harvey Bride and Peter of
Toronto spent the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Doig.
Mr. Bob Campbell of Guelph
Spent the week-end with Mrs.
Pearl Patterson, Miss Elizabeth
Patterson of• Waterloo and Jim
Patterson of Galt also spent the
week-end with their mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Jacklin of
Kitchener spent the week-end with
relatives , the community.
Mr. Roy Bellamy of Arthur spent
the' week-end with Mr. and Mrs.
Jacle King.
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Kirkby of
Port Credit spent the week-end
with the latter's parents, Mr, and
Mrs. Carroll Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom McClemcnt,
Betty and Kenny visited Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Stew-
art at Moleswerth.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Browne are
visiting relatives in Toronto for a
couple of days this week,
Mrs. William Wilson returned
home Saturday after being confin-
ed' to Victoria Hospital In London
the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Carswell
spent one day last week in Guelph
and visited with Mrs. Robert damp,
— bell in St. Joseph's Hospital.
Mr, arid Mrs. Glenn. Doig, of St,
Cathatines spent the week-end
With Mr. anti Mrs. Ross Doig.
Mt. and Mrs. Eldon Graham and
fitmily of Toronto spent the week-
end at their home here,
Santa Claus visited VordWith on
Saturday when 185 bags of candy
were handed out,
Mr. and Mrs, John Wise, Wendy
and Stephen, of Toronto, visited
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Art
Forester,
Mrs, Doug Mating, and Brian
are visiting this (week with Dr. and
Mrs, H. Wildfang in Moorefield
mid with her parents, Mr. and Mrs,
Hoy Sintraorts,
Birth
Ta Me. anti Mrs. Dan
Reartion (Catharine Allen) 4 Wm,
in Palinerston Hospital, on. Wed-
nesday, Dee, 14th, 100,
The Town Council is seriously concerned about the,
risk of fire in the arena building. In addition to the
hazard to this publicly-owned property, there is the
much more urgent danger to the lives of those in atten-
dance at games.
° Specific s instructions have been' i§sued to make abso-
lutely certain that the "NO SMOKING" rules are
obeyed,
JOHN R. TAYLOR IS
FEDERATION PRES.
The annual meeting of the East
Wawanosh Federation, of Agricul-
ture was held In the Belgra.ve,
arena board room on Monday of
last week. The president, Elmer
Ireland, called the meeting to order
and welcomed all those present,
He then asked the secretary to
read the minutes. which were adopt-
ed on motion of 0. Anderson and
R. Henry. The secretary's report
was also read. by the Secretary S.
Hallahan and adopted on motion
of Hallahan and Walker.
The auditor's report was read
and adopted oil. motion of John
Taylor and William Gow showing
receipts of the past year $331.52,
expenses of $277.41, one $50.00
dominion saving bond, bank bal-
ance $62.56 and cash on hand
$11.21,
Mr. Ireland outlined briefly the
County Federation' of Agriculture
program during the past year.
Simon Manahan i ritroduced the
gueSt speaker George Gear, agri-
cultural representative for Bruce
County. ,In hig- opening remarks
Mr.' G..tar gave a very, dim outlook
on agriculture but felt that. agri-
culture would have to come back
to be more attractive to the young-
er men, as the average age of the
present day farmer is 60 years or
over, He also mentioned that the
farmer must pay more attention to
better bookkeeping and a better