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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1961-01-11, Page 8iihoh ra> hn a Advaree. Thnas ?PACO Xight Wed., Jan. 11, 1361 Wingbanx, Ontario. TWo Shows Each Night Conittlencing 41, '1,15 14.114, ADMISSION-05c clae ;see NATINEE Sat, afternoon at 2. pan. Fria Sat., jam 12-13-11 Van Johnson, Jean Pierre Ailment, and Dany Carrel in. "THE ENEMY GENERAL" A World War II espionage melo- drama. 11111111111111111111111111111.11E1111111114P111110i11111111313111111 laillo•mmisaionumumuumauxor LYCEUM Theatre For warmth without weight .. . and blissful, healthful slumber, put yourself under the warm, tender care of an electric blanket. Sleep well even when the weather changes drastically outside your open bedroom window. The "thoughtful" thermostat on an electric blanket is designed to watch over your comfort while you sleep. It automatically maintains a cosy temperature of your own choosing all night long! Electric blankets are available with single or dual controli. They are completely washable and conic, in a wide range of colours to Match your bedroom decor. and warm ... and weather proof under an electric blanket complete with window .frames installed, When Jinished it will be .41140.0.011.0.411•11.1.01.0111111.0.10.0.11.11111.01,1•1.000111.19111.4.1.$ Ni1.11.01•HIONNHI.1110.0.011110.1 CROWN Theatre - Harriston Telephone 152 NEW SCHOOL TAKES SHAPE—The new school being erected for the Turnberry School Area. just east of Wingham on No. 86 Highway is now to the point whlzre the three-room building shows signs of completion by early spring. The new school has the walls and roof , • another sign of ptogre4s in, the comm unity and will ease the load Mrs. Fred Cook, Mrs. Ester Me- on existing structures in the toWnship, Callum, Mrs. Robert Stonehouse, Mrs, T. Smith, Jack Anderson, Jack Coultes' and Miss Dorothy Higgins. Mrs. C. •R; Coultes read a letter she had received from Miss j, Clarke, a missionary in 'Africa, thanking the Auxiliary for em- broidery patterns, thread and hand- kerchief, She told of interesting things" in' African life; Mrs. Kenneth Wheeler, president Of the. W.A., opened that meeting with -this motto; Look up and not down and be- lieve in ' God. Look forward and 'ptt: Lookc'1.?"PltiV outd baatn d reverencenot in, thehe healthy soul is one who series, and lend a hand and do not stand apart. • and criticize., Let these thoughts direct us through 1901. • Mrs. Leslie Bolt read the min- utes and Mrs. J. M. Coultes read the financial statement showing a balance on nand of $752.45. $10,00 was donated to the C.G.I.T. Each group is to decide . if they want to use the sunflowers for holiday donations. The South Village group volunteered to set the ',tables,. etc., for the pot luck dinner •held in conjunction with the church annual meeting on January 24, at 12.30 p.m. For those ATTENTION of you who think the cost of livit;A') is too high, we at the Orange Lodge MINISTER INSTALS Sponsors Party WED. - THURS. JAN, I.1 - "THE HORSE'S MOUTH" • In Technicolor - • Starring Alec Guinness and Kay Walsh The funniest film in a Horse's Age and Yet it has nothing to do with horses. Features at 7.15 and 9.15 - FRIDAY and SATURDAY January 13 and 14 "TARZAN THE .MAGNIFICENT" In Technicolor — Plus "THE 13 FIGHTING MEN" Features at 7.15, 8.41, 9.50 Leslie F. McLaughlin in Oshawa last Friday, spent the night with her sister, Mrs. A. W. McCartney, and Mr. McCartney in Ajax, and returned home on Saturday. MARYBELLE SNACK BAR HighWay 4, south of town, are going to do ,scimething about it. From today until next Wednesday, january,18th, between the hours of 11 a.m.,and 11 p.m. WE OFFER OUR DELUXE HAMBURGER FOR THE FANTASTIC PRICE OF 15 c So, come on out itiOd get acquainted while enjoying the first, 15e Hamburger you have had for many years. —1Vliehaet Willie was taken very seriously ill Saturday evening and had to be removed to the Wingham Hospital with Dr. McKim in at- tendance. He remains there in isolation. O BELGRAVE -.The Belgrave Or- OFFICERS F - -Mr. and Mrs. James Waddell, of Listowol, visited on Saturday with their daughter, Mrs. Robert 0. Wenger. BELGRAVE- The regular meet- ings of the Woman's Missionary Society and the Woman's Associ- ation of Knox United Church were held in the church. Mrs. Walter Scott was in charge until Rev. J. H. Anderson installed the new officers, 'then the 'neW 'Vreirdaa' Mrs. Earl Anderson presided. Annual reports were read by -Mrs. George •Martin, treasurer; Mrs, R. H, Coultes, Baby Band; Mrs, Hai.- old Vincent, Mission Band; Supply, Mrs. Lyle Hopper; C.G.I.T„ Mrs. H. Anderson; Community Friendship, 11,frs. Walter Scott, The 5th line group was in charge of the worship service, Mrs. George Martin giving the meditation, Mrs. E. Leslie reading the Scripture lesson and Mrs. Williard Arm- strong leading in prayer. • t1.21.2.111LIMUOMPINM10.011•00.1.1.M.11.11.••••1•11.01...0.11/11•11.0.011111.41M.G.100.1.1.4111111.1.11!1.1M.0.011.0.1101•1".011100.0% nags Lodge sponsored a euchre. and dance in the Foresters' Hall on Friday evening. There were 20 tables in play and high prize win- ners were, Mrs, Robert Grasby and Roy Pattison. Consolation prizes went to Miss Wendy Fear and „Albert Coultes. Novelty prize winners were: be- ing skunked, Miss Rebecca Harvey Jacklin. Second high count, Mrs. Lewis Cook and Ro- bert MeMur-ray. Lunch was served and Jim Scott's Orchestra sup- plied music, - Mr, R. E. McKinney was in London on Monday afternoon to attend the funeral of the late Charles T1 -Sears, who died in-Vic- toria Hospital on Friday. Euchre 'Winners -- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sinnamon and children spent last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Rock, of Monkton, • Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mowbray left on Monday for a vacation in Florida. ----Mrs. Jean Crump visited for a -few days last week with her sister and brother in Toronto before they left on Monday to spend the winter at Corpus Christi, Texas. -We are sorry to report that Mr. Hugh Carmichael is a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London, where he was admitted last week. -Mr. Joseph Tiffin is a patient in Byron Sanitorium. It is hoped that he will be able to return home in the near future. •--Mrs. N. T. McLaughlin was in Oshawa on Friday to attend the funeral of -her brother-in-law, Mr. L. F, McLaughlin. --Mr. Michael McPhail returned to Wingham the latter part of the week after spending three weeks over the Christmas holidays with his family at Costa Mesa, Calif. —Mr. and Mrs. George Fowler, illiffin,,,./nominininiumoill.,,,aus who attended funeral services for During the business period mem- bers were reminded of the World, Day of Prayer service to be held in the United' Church on Febru- ary 17. Cards .of thanks were read it. ci M man shut-in boxes at Christmai time:. ANGLICAN from the following who received MON. - TUES. - WED. January 10 - 17 - 18 "THE BRAMBLE BUSH" In. Technicolor — Starring Richard Burton and Barbara Rush A Potent Adult Drama Features at 1.15 and 9.15 BELGRAVE—There were seven tables in play at the regular euchre party held in the commun- ity centre on Wednesday evening. High prize winners were,' Mrs. John McCallum and C. R. Coultes. Consolation prizes went to Mrs, Carl Procter. and Gershom John- ston. Novelty prize winners were Mrs. Clarence Hanna and Harold Vincent for taking „the last book with the nine of . hearts. RETURNS OFFICERS Live Heie ADMITTANCE RESTR1CIrED, TO PERSONS • • 141 YEARS OF AGE OR OVER Couple Will Boucher and his brother, Bernard, left on Sunday for their home at Bathurst, N.E., where their father, Mr. Angus Boucher, is ser- iously ill, e Front Grocer Phone: Our Prices Are Lower Free 590 We Keep Down the Upkeep 'Delivery SAVE 20c Maxwell House 10 oz. , INSTANT COFFEE $1.19 SAVE 11c — Green. Giant 14 oz. Fancy CORN NIBLETS. , 6 for $1.00 SAVE 10c— KLEENEX, regular or chubby , 6 for $1.00 SAVE 4c— Weston's Brown and Serve. TWINS 25c PLEASE No telephone orders for town delivery after o'clock noon, on Saturday during winter months. V4".••••••,10,04NWINI4ONAIl Golden Yellow SUGAR 5 lbs. 47c McNair's PITTED DATES , . lb. 19c Thompson's WHITE BEANS 2 lbs. 27c Silver Bright SALMON FISH lb. 59c Frozen LAKE TROUT lb. 49c Maple Leaf - 4 lb. average Sweet Pickled COTTAGE ROLL lb. 59c Devon — Sliced a lb, \BREAKFAST BACON , 65c Large size 24's California CELERY 2 r Iceberg HEAD LETTUCE 2 for 3 BELGRAVE—Mrs. Robert Hig- gins" welcomed the members .of the Ladies' Guild of Trinity Anglican Church to her home on Thursday for theilr annual meeting, when all the officers were re-elected. . Honorary president, Mrs. F. Mealey; president, Mrs, Clare Van- barrip; first vice president, Mrs, Alec " Nethery; secretary, ,Mrs, Richard Procter; treasurer, Mrs. Cooper, Nethery; • program corn- . -matte°, Mrs. ,Nora VanCamp and 'Mrs. COra, McGill; card committee Mrs, Robert Higgins; quilt' corn mittee. Mrs. Robert Higgins, Mrs Hentrian Nethery, Mrs. Cora -Mc. Gill and -Mrs. Dave • Armstrong; (visiting committee, Mrs. Nora MeGill. and Mrs. Mel Bradburn, Mrs: Clare VanCamp opened the meeting with a hymn, prayer and the Lord's Prayer in unison. Mrs. Roy Pattison read the Scripture lesson, Mrs. Richard Procter read the • minutes and - Mrs. Ccomr Nethery read the financial report., Cards of thanks were .read and plans were made for making quilts. • Plans were made for future meetings and tne roll call was answered with a New,Year's reso- lution. Church calendars were liven out and Rev. Mealey closed the meeting vg•th prayer. Lunch was served. • • • amaaamammummummeammummussman • U —Photo by AIsylk Studio. church ba.rlor. The bride's mother • wore a green sheath with beige accessories and a corsage of yel- N" low mums. The -groom's mailer n was dressed in a black sheath with , NE white collar and cuffs, and her II accessories were -black, She alSo Wore a rink Carnation corsage. The room was decorated in pink alid white, with pink and white Mums and pink candles being used on the tables. A green sheath With beige -ac- cessories was worn by the bride for the wadding trip to the United States. A -corsage of yellow mums was 'worn on her black Persian lamb jacket. The bride's two graralmethers, . , rs. Sell Yohnston, of Chilton, and nin • Mrs. Arigas Brown, of Wingham, were both able,,to be present for the ceremony. Other guests were from Michigan, Brussels, Walton, Monkton, Clinton, - Hensall and Wingham. The couple will live here. OUt ANNUAL an y learance Sale James Leslie Thompson and Ruth Marilyn Johnston, both 'of Wing- ham, exchanged marriage vows in Wingham United Church on Satur- day afternoon, when Rev T. G. }hisser officiated, Mr.° and Mrs, Bert Johnston are the bride's par eats, and Mr. and Mrs. William T Thompson are the parents of tin groom, The bridal gown of white or- ganza was floor-length, A scoop neckline trimmed with sequins am! pearls enbarreed the bother; and her finger-tip veil was caught 'by an attractive headdress. She carried a bouquet of red roses and whits. mums. Her bridesmaid was Miss Shirley Bolger, of Walton, who was attired in red velvet with white accessories and carried White mums. Emerson Simmons, of Wingham, attended the groom. The mothers of the bride and -groom welcomed the guests at the reception which- followed in the a a ALL SEASONAL AND BROKEN LINES OF MERCHANDISE GREATLY REDUCED IN LADIES' WEAR AND MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR, FOR QUICK' CLEARANCE, Sjb VE UP 10 504 a .m . "• • • .- ' • . mg am .. . . P. • ... , ,• • • , a a ''i*The Friendly .siore" m Simmomommimmommimommommommmimitimmommomm h Wingham Public Utilities Commission 1ft,.. 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