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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1961-02-22, Page 3P111111111111111111111111111113111111131111111111111111111111110 was served.' '‘.41i41111111111011111116119i111111111111111116111111111111111Ki10011114441111111111111111119111111111111111111111111t U 11 • Now a whole new golden world of SIGHT and i SOUND. See our HEARING-AID GLASSES, lightest in weight. U W. R. HAMILTON OPTOMETRIST U U U • • U Phone 37 for appointment THURSDAY-FRIDAY, FEB, 23-21 in School Auditorium, 3,15 Adm. 50e, C.W.L. CARD PARTY Sacred Heart Pttrish Halt Every TUESDAY at 0 p,m. Good Prizes - Adm. 50e Everyone Welcome Ltnich Served OLLIEVALE WOMEN'S INST. Will hold a Euchre Party WEDNESDAY FEB. 22, 8.8(1 p.m, in the Contniumity Hall Lunch provided Adni. 50e WINGHAM SPORTSMEN'S ASSOCIATION regular' Meeting will be held in the Chilb House oil MONDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 8 1).ni. Members pleitse attend mssmannismimmanammu • a n a • • a a n a • la WINGIIAM LEGION "BAG 0' BUL.BS DRIVE 111 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24th For Retarded Children's School Ilnl EUCHRE IN LEGION HOME MONDAY, VER. 27, 8.15 p.m. Sponsored by Ladles' Auxiliary 1.0 tie It Served Everyone welcome L.O.L. NO. 794 EUCHRE, in the Council Chambers FRIDAV, PIPABRUARY Good OHM'S /in it lunch Adm. Silt' EUCHRE, FRIDAY, FER, 24 S. S. No, 9, E. Wawanosh Mr, and Mrs. Robert heck otid Mr. tied l‘trs, Robert Pardon Will sponsor this party EOkDYCE SCHOOL EUCHRE Sponsored 'by Mrs. (leo. Benitedy, leacher. and .her pupils, will be held tonight, WrilltNtisilAlt, in id or Rot Lunch loUnd MI N N U U N n N U U • N II THURSDAY, E111,11)AY, SA'EUR- DAY — FEBRUARY 23-21-25 U N RR N N N gi 1.11 IN • IR " MI RI "TALL STORY" (Adult Entertainment) Special Mallinee Saturday After- noon for the children CARD PARTY EVERY 510NDAY EVENING at 9 p.m. Euchre and Solo, at the Belmore COminttidly Centre. Spon- sored by lite Community Centre Board. rr BROOK BALL TOURNAMENT the Belgrave Arena MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNES- DAY — FE13. 27, 28, MARCH EUCHRE PARTY In. Angustine Nehool 1n1111)Aln VEIL 211h, at 9 P.m. Sponsored by C.W.L. Prizes und Lunch AT THE LYCEUM rumuccusinumusimanniansanasaimmukrMIRIMMIIMME . SPONSORED BY W.D.H.S. CONCERT BROPHY BROS. GOODYEAR TIRES — VULCANIZING PHONE 148 — WINGHAM No ilin silot i mul ic1 luniiimoic11111teloionmillimmilin1111111111111111111111111N11110111111111111111191111111111011119034111121111121l1EtillfillliCIMMIIM1 11 011 1INIIIBIIIM 111111111111 1111111 1 1011 Entertainment mIcle WINGHAM TIRE SERVICE Simply send your items to The Wingham Advance-Times, or phone to 890-- by noon of the Satur- day before publication date, If you send items by mail, please mark them "Wingltarn' Tire Enter- tainment Guide." There is no charge for this service. OMMINNOMMMINNINNIIMMENONIMUMONNialiMMOMOMMOMMiN mnsmommimmormit mi 1. laf n • N N a U N a ill Attends School Held by Bank GORRIE---Alex Graham, Toron- to-Dominion bank, Gerrie, was among the 100 representatives from as far south as Wallaceburg who attended an agricultural school held in the Royal Inn, Harriston on. Wednesday For all banks. Mr. Laromondia, Seaforth was rellev» lag :here on Wednesday. Play Three Games, Lose, Tie and Win FoRDwTQK -- The Intermediate hockey team played three games last week, On Monday night they met Alma in, Elora with Alma winning 5-1; on Wednesday night they played Kurtzvillc in that vil- lage, resulting in a 7-7 tie and on Friday night met Drayton in the Fordwich arena, winning 10.2, ill111IMIlltiN1111111111111110111I11111111101111111til1illii fiREETIMS SUM ,FOR TWO BIRTHDAYS FORDWIOH The Silver Star Mission Band, met Sunday morn- lug in the United Church parlors with an attendance of os answer- ing the roll call, "My favorite win- ter sport or pastime". The worship part of the meet- ing was in charge of Mrs. Robert Gibson. Mrs. Mel Taylor related the story, "The City Dump Gang of Taiwan", concluding with -a questionnaire on the study, Birth- day greetings were sung to Marian Harding and Lorne Wilson, The group divided and Mrs. Ben Gibson took charge of the pri- mary members. Used Christmas mods rand stamps are still being collected for shipment to missions in Taiwan, Free China, The next meeting will feature a skit by several members of the junior class, The Winetani Advanee.- ur OGubte, 20 PIECE SETTING 1961a CROWN Theatre w Harriston Telephone 152 WEDNESDAY, FEU. 22nd "INHERIT THE WIND" Adult Entertainment Spencer Tracy, Fredric March and Gene Kelly An All-Star Cast — A Tremendous Dramatic ,Experience) The famous Jennings, Bryan and Clarence, Darrow face each other in a murder •tnial. FeattiVeS at 7.15 and 9.20 THURS. - - SAT. March 23 - 31 - 25 `THE TIME MACHINE' In Technicolor Starring — Rod Taylor and Alan Young in the Fascination of Science Fiction - at its .Greatest, Plus "RAYMIE" Starring — David Ladd and Julie Adams Features at 7.00, 8.42, 9,54 1110N. - TUES. FEB. 21 - 28 "PAY or DIE" ' Ernest Borgnine, Zohra Lampert Features at 7.15 and 9.15 Women Unite In Day of Prayer FORDWICH--The World Day of Prayer was observed In the' Ford- wich United Church on Friday. Members from Trinity Anglican, Brethren in Christ and the Luth- eran Church took part. Mrs. Ken Graham led in the call to worship. Mrs. Ruby Foster and Mrs, Ken Graham gave the roll call of the nations, and Mrs. Foster also led In the confession, Intercession was given by Mrs. Donald Reamon and Miss Elva Foster led in pray. er in unison, Mrs. Anson Demer- ling, Mrs, Lloyd Jacques and Miss Barbara Byers were leaders in prayer for the nations, the Church, and Missionaries, Mrs, George Richards and Miss .Minnie McEl- wain favored with a duet. The theme of the meeting was "Forward through the ages in un- broken line." The guest speaker was Mrs. E, C. Attwcll of Gorrie. Miss Marjory Foster Honors Bride-Elect FORDWICH----Miss Marjory Fos- ter was hostess Wednesday night for a shower in honor of Miss El- izabeth Patterson, bride-elect of this month. A decorated umbrella was hung with cards, with a verse written on each, which the girls read to the bride-to-be. She was presented with a sum of money. Contests were enjoyed during the evening and a delicious`lunch Mr, and Mrs, Carl Stewart and Douglas spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sothern. Miss Nancy Sothern of Kitchener also spent the week-end with her par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Schaefer and Mr, and Mrs, Wray Cooper left on Saturday on a three weeks' motor trip to Texas. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Reid and Jimmy and Mr. and Mrs. Alex Reid and family, Mrs. Wellington Har- grave and David visited one day last week with Mr; and Mrs. Alex Wray in Toronto. Milt and Mrs, Elmer Miller were Stratford visitors one day last week. Miss Marylin Downey and Mr. Peter Cober of Toronto visited Sunday with the latter's father, Mr. Earl Cober. Mrs, .George Wipp and children of Thamesford visitod one clay last week at the home of her mother, Mr's. Pearl Patterson. Mrs. William McCann attended the meeting of the Wingham branch of the Ladies' Auxiliary to the Canadian Legion. Congratulations to Mrs. George Bola/idol. and Mr. Jean Annare of Fordwich who each won $50.00 at the Harriston Lions Club bingo, Mr. and Mrs. David Stelnacher spent the week-end in Elmwood at the home of the latter's parents. Mr, and Mrs. Bruce Williamson Of London spent the week-end with Mrs, Emma Williamson. Mrs. Robert 'Gibson will attend the 61st annual fair convention as a delegate from the Howick Agri- cultural Society to be held in the King Edward Hotel in Toronto on February 22nd and 23rd. Messrs. Arthur Gibson, Ewart Whitfield, Harold Pollock, Robert Gibson and Frank King attended the. Rural Municipalities conven- tion held on Feb. 13th and 14th in the King Edward Hotel, Toronto, Mrs. Earny Darcey, Miss Flor- ence Leppington and Mr, Carl Darcey spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Welsh in To- ronto. Mrs, Roy Simmons and Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Simmons attended the christening or the former's grand- son, Brian Earle Wildfang, on Sun- day in Toronto. Mr. and .Mrs. James Vittie re- ceived word Thursday night that Mr. Harry Nixon had passed away suddenly in Winnipeg. Mrs. Vit.- tio left Toronto by train Saturday night. She was accompanied to Toronto by Mrs. Bill Sothern Mr. Carl Stewart. The funeral will be held Monday in Winnipeg. The two ladies are sisters. The following pupils appeared on Circle 8 Ranch program on CKNX TV Wednesday night: Elaine Mil- ler, Leslie Campbell, Marian Du- ket and-Marjory Ruttan, Bill Cars- well, Doug Gibson, Barry Mat- thews and Bobby Campbell. Helen Johnson was their caller. They were accompanied by their teach- er, Mrs. Lyle Murray. All are from the Fordwich senior room. Zone Commander's Official Visit FORDWICH—The Howlett Le- gion Auxiliary met in the Legion rooms for the February meeting. The president, Mrs. Audrene Templeman, was in charge. An in- vitation received from the Brus- sels branch, to meeet with them on March 2nd was accepted. Twen- ty dollars was voted to the Bur- sary Fund and a past president's badge was ordered. The mystery prize was won by Mrs. Emma Williamson, donated by Mrs. Geo. Pittendreigh. Plans were made to order a past presidents' plaque for the hall. The Zone Commander, Mrs. Wil- liam McCann, made her official visit and told the group how much the Legion Auxiliaries are helping older citizens by building low ren- tal houses. The rally this year will be held May 10th in the Wingham High School. Mrs. McCann was pre- sented with a gift by the presi- dent. Plans were completed for a pot luck supper at the April meeting. The meeting adjourned and a social half hour was spent. Gifts Presented To Young Couple Miss Anna Mae Doubledee, bride- elect, was honoured by girl friends at the home of Miss Patricia Hey- wood, Wingham, assisted by Misses Judy Renwick and Marie Johnston. About 50 girls attended and pre- sented her with miscellaneous gifts. Another shower was held in the Belmore community centre, where friends and neighbours gathered. Miss Diane Fitch read the address and miscellaneous gifts were pre- sented. The same evening the Belmore 1-11 Club girls presented her with a crystal dream flower bowl. The groom-elect, .Robert John Harold Moffat, London, was also honoured by friends at a gathering at the home of James Wild, Wing- ham assisted by Paul Rintoul and Keith Finnigan. He was presented with a pair of step tables. LAKELET Mr. and Mrs. Clarence MeCutch- eon and Brenda, of Brussels, visit- ed with Mr, and Mrs, Arnold Gadke on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Thompson, Dennis and Lori, of Wingham, visited with Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Wright on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Wylie visit- ed with Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Wright, of Paris, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Rollings, of Denfield, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wright on StindaY. Mr. Wesley Haines, of Wingham, father of Mrs. Bert Wylie, who has been a patient in Victoria Hospital at London for some time, has been able -to return to the home of his daughter this week. Mr. and Mrs. Brian Clarke and son, Ronnie, of Mitchell, spent the Week-end with Mrs. Clarke's par- ents, Mr, and Mrs. Jlmcr Greenly. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Greenly nod family, Mr. and Mrs. Brian Make and Ronnie spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Heimbceker, Neustadt. Mr, Ray Maimed, of .Goderieh, visited with Mr .and Mrs. Idimer Greenly and family on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs, Roy l3urchill, Joan. Find Billie, of Wingham, and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wallace., Sherry Lynn and Kevin, of Seaforth, Spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Stan Dennis. The gathering mot. td. the 600281011 of two birthdays that of Mtli Roy Burchill and little Kevin Wallace, Sunday Vititota, With Mr. and • ,Mrs, Ken Pottrnati wort Don anti Belmore Rink Wins Top Prize at Paisley A rink skipped by Clark Ren- wick along with Mr. and Mrs. Win, Elliott and Mrs. Lloyd Montgomery took top prize on the eleven o'clock draw in Paisley's mixed bonspiel, Saturday, where 28 rinks competed. Tbe .WALKERTON, LISTOWEL BATTEJUES HONOR RE- 'in the ceremonies were, left to right, Lieut-Col. W, P. Doohan, war- TIRING. COLONEL—Presentation of a scroll was part of the tribute time officer with the 07th Battery Limit-Cob Oliver, Brig. P,A.S. paid Lient-Col: M. R. Oliver at Listowel on his retirement as cam- Todd, Royal Canadian Artillery Association and Lieut-Col. Vickers, mending officer of the 21st Field Regiment, RCA (M). Taking part who becomes commanding officer of the 21st Regiment. FORDWIEll Brian Edwarde, of London, and Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Fisher, of Listowel. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Schaefer and son, Paul, of Simeoe, visited with Mrs. Schaefer's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Albert Dettman over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wilson and family, of Fordwich, visited on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Bob Weeds, Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Inglis were Mr. George Inglis and daughter, Frances, of McIntosh, Mr. and Mrs. George Pittendreigh and son, Ian, of Ford- wich and Miss Minnie and Messrs. John and Will McElwain, of Fordwich. Mr, and Mrs, Jack Ferguson and family visited with Mr, and Mrs, Rowland Ballagh on Saturday, Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ferguson were Mr. and Mrs, Don Ireland and damily, of Teeswater, and Mr. Bob Ferguson and family, of Clifford. Quite a number of local ladies attended the World Day of Prayer service held in the Belmore United Church on Friday. The guest speaker was Miss Bertha Zimmer- man, a missionary from South Af- rica, who is on furlough at the present time. Mrs. Gordon McKee received word on Sunday afternoon that her brother, Mr. Harvey Dahms, of Mild may, while on his way to church Sunday morning slipped on the ice and in the fall sustained a compound fracture of the left ankle. He was removed to the Bruce County Hospital and is be- ing attended by Dr. James Laws, of Mildmay, The first crow was seen in these parts by several residents on Fri- day. We hope this is a sign that spring is not too far off. Mr. Herman Casemore, who op- erates the local seed-cleaning plant, commenced operations on Saturday for the annual run on seed-cleaning, which is a sure sign that spring is just around the corner, Complete with this lovely Monogram Chest. Reflection Springtime Daffodil Flair CONTENTS: 8 Hollow handle 8' Dessert spoons knives 8 Teaspoons 8 Forks 8 Pastry forks eve OVER OPEN STOCK your choice of patterns All 60 pieces complete with chest at this low, low, price FOR LIMITED TIME ONLY , I HAFERm s EWELLERY PHONE 250 WINGHAM. ONTARIO NOTICE Havin purchased the general insurance business including, fire, auto and liability operated by Michael McPhail, I would like to notify all policy holders that I will continue to provide insurance service in this field and your continued patronage will be appreciated. W. B. "Bill" Conron, C.L.11 i-,i3r,mnegnisu.men....emnImntmminimembu<au...0.1%cocel.o ±soaana®o otts.....sernosas air funeral flute GORRIE 1 Phone WI OXETER 48 R 111 Phone FORDWICII 1s It 3 Wishes to invite you to inspect their Funeral Home which has been completely renovated following the fire, This firm, under the present management since 79,57, has been serving Wroxeter, Fontwich and stir., rounding rural areas since 1935. PUBLIC INSPECTION IS A ,WAYS WELC MED