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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1961-05-31, Page 11Ily remov finished. es with ItS garn- ms ,spears, )11 or,Stm.. GROCERIES, FROZEN FOOD, MEATS I 00,461,4d IN WINGHAM 1 *:REE DELIVERY - PHONE 20 7 SAVE--4 SAVE — SA — SAVE -- m geouiiiig activities A purebred Holstein, owned 'by Ross Marshall of Kirkton, . has completed an exceptionally large Record of Performance test. She ' is Meri Acres Lucky, who as a five-year-old produced in 305 days on a twice-a-day milking a total of 761 lbs. butterfat front 15,114 lbs. milk, average test 5.04, per- cent butterfat. This record has a 'breed class av-' erage percentage of 127 for milk and 175 for fat or in other words it 18 27 per cent above the average of the breed for milk and 75 per cent above • the average of • the breed for ,blitterfat. LuCky has been classified Good Plus. Her sire, Meri Acres Sov- ereign was twice Reserve Grand Champion at the Huron County Black and White Day. . . . . . . . . . , ... . .. '1 uffering from a case of as a result of eonstantly goo drive in for... "Bear." Wheel Alinement qt advertised In the, KEN'S ALIGNMENT SERVICE PliCii01. 355 ROAD WINCIlitAM '111111111111111*11110111011411111111tilillitillliklili rif :;your thirst demands a lively eager; reach for an Old Vienna. it's a move in the light direction. t 1:R• F3 R. err !,417- ; ......1 'Lava:mg:4N • Brownie's Drive-In Theatre Limited, CLINTON TIWRSDAY-FRIDAY (Double Feature) JUNE 1-2 "BABETTE GOES, TO WAR (Colour) (CfnernaScOPC) Brigitte Bardot - Jacques [harrier "THE SECRET OF TREASURE MOUNTAIN" Raymond Burr - Valerie French (One Cartoon) ING James.. Stewart Lisa Ltr "SIERRA STRANGER" Iroward Duff Gloria NfeGhee (One Cartoon) TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY JUNE 6-7 "Lit ABNER" ALL STAR CAST (Vista:Vision). COMEDY' — (One Cartoon),' • • WED., JUNE 7,-1 SEAFORTIL-LIONS CLI43 , •„ immasamminimmimmi. HARRISTON CROWN Drive-In THEATRE THEATRE (Double Peal ore? JUNE 3-5 TURDAY-MONDAY i4. , "THE MOUNTAIN ROAD" • r YOUR FAMILY SHOE: STORE -W11%11/104; PHONE 12 ITTI T "f i a b. ware • 10IPT" fa g 9260 qature 119. Couples' Club T# urs Station Iregular !Monthly meeting of ldrew's presbyterlan Con.olie.• Club was held. 111 the oloirch par- lour Thursday evenhig of les!. Week, The eall to worship was even by Graee MeLlee. A duet, "lie Walks with Me" was sung by Mar- garet 018,-more and ,John sou, raimiles were read 1]-(1 the roll mall .wlis taken,. Pred Me- Gee gave the offertory prayer, Everyone cnioven a go I d (l ton r through OKNX-TV and radio An- ions. Later in the nhurelt parlour a. Moab was served by Arnold and Verna Taylor, Cordon and Donna Soutcliffe who wo rn in charge of Ibis meeting, Wingham Wins • • First encounter Ike softball: season .got underway .Saturday night in Wingham, when the local intermediates met the B. 'grave squad, with a 9-7 victory for Wingham! jim Thompson, new member of the club, ti-acted. on the mound and showed a good. display of icy five inntnPA 14.0 was then relieved by 0. Welwood for three innings, only to have Bill lictehkiss pit h he final ft...me Jim Coultes pitched the entire gan o for Belgrave, L. Gardner, lir; K.. Gerson, V); J. Dennis, 311; J. Bain, ss; W. :-•;e1.wlelitenberg, If; K, Saxton, !di 10. !I.-Ammons, rf; 11„ Voxton,c,. KINSMiN TRADE FAIR * THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY JUNE 1st, 2n4 and 3r4l Don't miss. a. minute of this aulww evert, with, interest 4114 entertainment for .every member of the family. ,SAVE • SA VE, $A V E SA V SA V 1.0ME TO YOUR FOODIANIT MAIINET ,fr See our fine display—FRUIT VEGETABI.,E.S. - -• • • ••- - - • • •-• ' • at exeeptiontilly low prices. CA,KCS AND VASTRIKS. Special on. MARRA'S 1110.1A0 for week-en4 See our line of - . Tho Wiwi nun &Owner-11;4es, Welluesagy. Mow, III,EHtt. 14010.0 Children's 2-STRAP PLAY SANDALS Sponge Rubber Soles 5;2.98 and $3A5 B00(1 or Brown 1. lbt) 'Ile LISTOWEL KINSMEN invite you to their NMI, K1 N KARNIVAL Two Big Days—JUNE 9th and 10th Continuing—THUR.-FRL-SAT JUNE 1-2-3 The newest and funniest from The Carry On Nurse Gang "DENTIST IN THE CHAIR" Open wideI.— Now holler at the faintiest film in Years. Just full of tonsil tickling antics lehowl nt 7.15 and 9.15 MON.-TIOES.-WED. . ;RINE 5-6.7 '!.WHERE THE BOYS ARE" (Adult) Starring Connie Francis, George Hamilton, Delores Hart Without a donbt, this is One of the . Most entertaining bits Of the sea, ;10n. Art unusual flint about on 1.11111Kini SIthied, ShoWs at 7,15 and 00 THUR.-FRE JUNE 1-2 "WALK TALL" in color Plus "THE GODDESS OF LOVE". SATURDAY ONLY JUNE 3 "SECRETS OF THE PURPLE REEF" in beautiful color — Plus `WHEN COMEDY WAS • KING" MOM-TUES.-WM. ONE 5-6-7 The 1061 Academy Award Winner "THE APARTMENT" (Adult) Starring Jack Leniinon and Shirley McLaine 1st .Wingham Troop P.'L, of the Cougars, Paul Ben- nett, was in charge of the flag break at 'the regular .Boy Scout meeting at the Scout House on. Wednesday night, Scoutmasters Alton ,Adams and Harvey Fisher and Troop Leader John Strong were in attendance. Announcement was made that the. annual Satigeen District church !parade would be held in Belgrave I on 'Sunday and all Scouts were re- quested to attend. The boys split up into their pat- rols to start work on a Trade Fair display. Some of the items are a rope board, model tower, bridge, etc., and these will 'be completed at this week's meeting. 0 - 0 - 0 Pack "E" Cubs The leaders, Mr. and. Mrs. Arnold, Barb, Pickford and Bob Rintoul, were joined in the Grand Howl by 23 Cubs at last week's meeting at The Scout House. Bones were col- lected and spider races played while tests were being tried. Glen Dundas and David Gibson passed promise; Glen Dundas, David Gibson and Leslie Hilbert, law; Jim Casemore passed both Baden-Powell and salute. God ,SaVe, the Oueen .Was .passed by Garry Bauer, .4afetY rules. by. DirrinY Arnold and.'firsCitia Major and Randy Poxtort. Jim'Me- Carter passed his test to earn his collector's badge. Everyone then joined in a game of British Bulldog and the meeting closed in the usual manner. Llashmar DRIVE-IN THEATRE LISTOWEL TItUR.-FIZT. SAT.-MON.-TIJES. JUNE 34-6 Double ream* "THE BELL BOY" Terry Lewis "FOXHOLE IN CAIRO" James Robertson Justice 1-8-9 "HOLE IN THE HEAD" Colour Scope Fra,nk Sinatra, Edward G. Robin- son, Thelma Miter, Carolyn .Tones JUDITH MCKIBBON The North HurOn Secondary Schools Association track and field meet was held last Saturday at the RCAF Station's sports field, -Clin- ton, ,The four schools in the As- sociation, Seaforth, Clinton, God- erich, and Wingham took part, with 85 competitors from the Wingham school. There were three divisions for boys and three for girls, senior, in- termediate and junior, Judith Me- Ribbon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John P. McKibbon, of Win ;ham, won the Intermediate Girls' Championship. In total points for schools, Clin- ton was first and won the CKNX trophy with 5911E points. Goderich was in second place with 390k, fol- lowed closely by Wingham with 386. Seaforth was in fourth posi- tion with a score of 194, A bus load of spectators attend- ed from Wingham to lend their support to the competitors from. the Wingham school. Mrs. W. B. Conron Ladies', President 'On Friday a meeting•of the • • .. Mew ..Seetion. of the, -„G Olt ,was held. The new slate of officers was presented for 1961 as follows: Past pros., Mrs. H. Spry; pres., Mrs, W. B. Conron; first vice-pros., Mrs. D. C. Nesmith; second vice- pros., Mrs, R. H. Lloyd; sec., Mrs. F. E. dVtadill; trees., Mrs, W. Cur- rie; games captain, Mrs. N. Elliott; membership convener, Mrs. .T, Kerr. It was decided to postpone the opening, dessert bridge until Thurs- day, June 15th, owing to the fact that various church groups will meet on the previous Thursday, It is hoped that all lady golfers will turn out for the weekly golf games that will be held on Tues- days at 1.30 and for pot luck sup- pers at 5.15 the second Monday of each month. Marilyn Strong and Diane Cas- lick were the !hostesses on Monday of this week when the Brownies, entertained their mothers at St, Andrew's Presbyterian Church. There were .a,bout 35 ladies present and Marilyn Tiffin welcomed the mothers.. The prograM took the form of a typical Brownie meeting, with Brown Owl, Mrs. Ian MacLaurin, in charge. Two movies on birds were shown arid the Kinette Club serv'ed sandwiehes, and cookies, Barbie Dauphin thanked the Kin- ettes, -on behalf of the Brownies for serving the refreshments, On May 15 Brown OWI Mrs. Nathan Elliott conducted a Fly» ing-up ceremony. The Brownies Who. flew into Guides were Debbie FoXtori, Gayle Stokes, lean Bei*, ington, Mary Ann Cruickshank, Jtr., June 3--Belgrave at Hensall June 6—Exeter at Belgrave June 7----Hensall at Wingham June 8 ---13e1 grave at Exeter (in Hensel)). June 10—Wingham at Hensel] June 13—Belgrave, at Wingham June 13—Exeter at Hensall June 15—Wingham at Exeter (7.15) 4ne 17----Hensall at Belgrave June 19-1-lensall at Wingham June 29---4Exeter at Belgrave June 22 Wingham at Exeter (7.15) June 23—Belgrave at Hensall June 27----Wingham at Belgrave June 27—Hensall at Exeter (7.15) June 29—Belgrave at Wingham June 29—Exeter at Hensall July 4—Exeter at Wingham July 5—Hensall at Belgrave July 7--Wingham at Hensall July 8---Belgrave at Exeter (in Hensall). July 11----Wingham at Exeter (735) July 11---Hensall at Belgrave July 14---Exeter at Hensall July 15--Belgrave at Wingham July 18—Belgrave at Exeter (in Hensall) July 18—Hensall at Wingham. July 20.---Exeter at Belgrave July 22--Wingham. at Bonsai' July 25---Hensall at Exeter (7.15) July. 25• at Belgrave July ,27,- Exeter at Wingham July 28—BelgraVe• at RenSall- To Carry Materials That 'Are Dangerous It was announced by Transport Minister Rowntree that new regu- lations had been passed with re- ference to the carriage by road of "dangerous materials". While these were of an interim nature, the Minister said they would be followed by regulations which would define more clearly and specifically the requirements for the carriage of dangerous ma- terials. Li the meantime, he said, the interim regulations would pro- tect the public, The regulations provide for spec- ific signs on 'commercial motor vehicles and tank trucks carrying dangerous materials., These signs ,must be of a sharply 'contrasting colour so as to be clearly visible, and contain the common name of the commodity, or an applicable word as "Flammable", "Acid", "Corrosive Liquid", "Compressed Gas" or "Poison". Every !commer- cial Vehicle transporting radio-ac- tive materiel must bear signs Con- taining the words "Radio-active Material". The Minister said that signs must be carried on the rear and both sides of all vehicles, and that the lettering had to be no less than three inches in height, Mr. RoWntree added that those new regulations did not apply to the transportation of materials covered by The Gasoline Bandling Act and The Explosives Act (Can- ada). Anne Pickford and Patsy Walker. Sheila Crowson walked up, having joined Brownies at a later age so that she was not able to complete all the work before the .0.ge of eleven. Since the June examinations age, approaching there was a poor turn- out to Militia on Monday night- The gunners and NCO's present went out on a driving exercise to keep the driving skills fresh in the minds of those on the Drivers' course • Bombardier Seddon found that he had a surplus of customary cheese and crackers at the close of the parade. There is a rumour that he was able to eat them himself, although I doubt it. Following the Drivers' incident and accident free journey idle men were dismissed after being .remind- ed that next week the Battery pic- ture will be taken at 8 o'clock, All ranks are asked to be on parade in uniform. Makes Large Record reach for an Old Vienna 7332 • MIDWAY FOR AI,14!! GAMES GALORE!! NEW ATTRACTIONS!! NEW RIDES;; —,See "SGT. ELECTRO" RCAF Robot —See SKY DIVING DISPLAYS—Both evenings —HELICOPTER RIDES—Saturday \-," MISS CANADA" PRELIMINARY PAGEANT `'Semi-;finals, Friday, 8.30 p,m.; finals Saturday night awing —CliNX BARN DANCE, 7.30 p.m.; Live broadcast, 8.30 p.m. —MISS CANADA 1901 in attendance PLUNKFT - DUNKIT KLUNKIT — BINGO TWO CAR DRAW — SATURDAY FINALE Admission 35c — Public School Children Free LISTOWEL FAIRGROUNDS , 11-4444ernifittL iiii .s YE Visiting IJEFT—siting Wolf Cubs moreb past the saluting base at Belgrave, one unit of the big parade of both Cubs and Scouts on hand in that village for the annual church parade of Saugeell Dis- trict. District Commissioner Archie Gowanlock takes the salute. Admissions 65c, Children under 12 in ears Free. Box Office Opens at 8.00 o'clock First Show at Dusk, Two Slows Nightly, Rhin or Clear BROWNIES ENTERTAIN JuNiq i-z MOTHERS ON MONDAY "THE MOUNTAIN ROAD" James Stewart, Lisa Lu ' ]H uron Softball League Schedule Below is the schedule of games in the Huron Softball League. All games will be played at 8.30 p.m. except those noted in brackets. The Belgrave home games will be play- ed in Wingham: May 27-,-Wingharn at Belgrave WINS CHAMPIONSHIP Mme 310:---1-7exnestaeirl at Exetge1-717,15) `ON PARADE With the 99th Bty. By R. Edwards Wormworth /.