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Mr. and Mrs. Nelson, Sleightholm
and family, of Brussels, visited on
Sunday With Mr. and• Mrs, "Ebner
Sleightholrn.
Mr. James Falconer and " Lois
moved to their new home' in Blue-
vale,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank McConnell
and children, Mr. and Mrs.,Kenneth
Winegarden and family, and 'Mr,
and Mrs, Gerry St. Marie and fain-
ily,• all of London, spent the week-
end .,with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. George Currie,
Mr. and, Mrs. Howard Walker,
Joyce and Glen spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Hackett,' of
Ashfibld.
and•Mrs. Lorne Scott visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Walter •Gordon,
of Guelph, on Sunday..
IVf.rs,!Edward McBurney, Mrs.. R.
M. Shiell and Mrs. Hardie, .of Wing-
ham, visited, on Sunday 'with Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon McBurneY.
WilliamsMrs;'. William and, sons;
Kevin and Keith, of Goderich, spent
the `week-end at the home of her
sister, Mrs: Robert Scott. ' •
Mrs. 'Davis, of Brussels, and Mr,
and , Mrs, Rutherford .Reavie and
Sharon visited on Sunday :With, Mr..
and ,Mrs. Wm, Rutherford,' Barrie.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Reid and
faintly 'were' in Mount Brydges on
Friday and; attended the marriage
of their, younger daughter, Muriel
• Gwen, and Mr. Henry George Ston-, Ei• ham, *of . 'Lambeth; in the Baptist
parsonage, Mount Bryclges; and the
reception at the RanchHouse, near I London, ' tl
Mr. John Taylor,- Jim Taylor and
Glen Showers spent the week-end at
11- Hamilton and attended the football
game there; and visited with Mr,
and 'Mrs. Wilmer Taylor and Mr,
and Mrs. Kenneth Hopwood. •
P- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Slesser and
family, •of Glamis, visited on Mon-
day with her parents, Mr, and Mrs.
Harry Cook.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Morrison,
Palmerston; Mr and Mrs. Kenneth
MacKenzie, of Toronto, and Joyce
Morrison, of Wingham, visited on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lynn
Morrison.
Mrs.. Orr; Bruce and Kenneth, of
Langside,,nlse Mr, and Mrs. Alvin
Currie and family, Of 'Clinton, visit-
ed on Sunday "with' My:iand Mrs.
John Gurrie. ' '
Mr. and Mri. Sam gmpi, pf
Mitchell, and Mr. and Mrs.,'James
'Glasgow, of Exeter,-visited on! Sun-
'day with Mr: and Mrs. Edwin
Smyth,
Mr.• Win. • Neville,' Mrs; Clara
Kennedy and' Mrs. Alice Silver-
thorn; of 'Aylmer; spent -the' week-
end with"Mr. and Mrs.' Wm,. Ken-
nedy, Of.,..Marpoch.. . Mr. and Mrs.
Leo Devine, Ruth and Bernice,. and
Mr. Wm. Bradley, of Parkhill, were
Sunday' visitor's at 'the Kennedy
home.•• -
Mrs. Johnston 'Conn' wa•taken 'to
Wingham Hospital on Tuesday last
following a, stroke, ...
Mrs. _Reuben Tiffin has 'been a
p'atient in Wingham ,.Hospital over
the past week.
• Mrs; Roane• has heen•-under; the
doctor's care at her home here.
Mr, Harold Walker hash' 'been
'under. the--cloetoWs •care -daring the
w e ek- end, . Miss Gertrude Stewart,
who has been visiting with Mr. and
Mrs.. Walker,. returned to Cooks-
ville on. Tuesday..
Mrs. Haines, of Guelph,. is.spend-
ing a few, weeks at the horrie of her
brother, George' Oasemore; of Turn-
berry., • • , • ,
Mrs. Arthur Cronin, of Orange-
ville, andMr. and Mrs...Elgin Wel-
wood, of Caledon, attended the
funeral .of the late Robert McInnis
at Teeswater on Monday and visit-
ed at the home of Mrs. Cecil Fal-
coner, •
Mrs. Win, Dawson, Mr. and Mrs.
Wesley-Tiffin., and.Mr. Percy Tay-
lor spent the week-end with Mr,
and Mrs, James Henderson,. of
Brantford.
Miss Agnes Mackay, of London,
is apericling a few days with' her
niece, Mrs. Cecil Falconer,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Arscott,
Valerie and Andrea King spent the
week-end with Toronto relatives,
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Dick and
family, of Toronto, visited with her
mother, Mrs. Roane, on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Netheiy and
family, of Hamilton, spent the
week-end with Mr. and 'Mrs. Wm.
T. Irwin.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie 'Purdon and
stir
children visited on Sunclaywith her
mother, Mr's. Webster' Jacklin, Of.
Listowel, • . • Mr. Bruce MacAlpine . and Jim-
Coultes spent the week-end wtt4•
the former's parents, Mr." and Mrs.
R, J. MacAlpine, near Lindsay.
Mr. and Mrs Albert Biemari; and
his mother, Mrs. Wm. Biernan, of
Owen Sound, attencledthe marriage
of Oliver Unruh and Dinah Stock
in St. John' Lutheran. Chureh, at
Elmwood on Monday at 3 pan. Mrs.
Bieman accompanie,d.Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Bieman home.
Mr. and Mrs. Anson Rutter: and.
family, of Fordwic,h, Mr. and: Mrs.
Don Fraser 'and family; of, Walton,
Mr. and 'Mrs. Keith Montgomery,
Wingham; and local relatives spent
Monday with Mr. andMrs.t*Ttobert
Montgomery and Mr..
,
Wm.cElliott.
kr. and Mrs. Wm. Ashby:Mr. and
Mrs. Patrick Hussey and Mr.. and
Mrs.' Stewart douPland,:•of•Tiaronto,:
spent the''week-entl'at the home of
Mr. and. Mrs.:Chas.:Robinson:,
Miss Joy Collins..andMiss 'Karen,
and. Mr. Paul Groskorth,. of!•Tor-,
onto, spent the week-end; Mr:
The WMS of Teeswater 'Presby-
terian
. Church and the W•MiS',4of the
United Church heret 'are ,invited to
the Thankoffering rneetirig of the
WMS of the Whitechurch•Presby-
terian Church on Friday, with Mrs.
Gordon McBUrney as guest speaker.
The United Church will hold their
thankoffering meeting on Wednes-
day next, with Mrs.e(Rev.) Mitchell
as guest speaker.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold !Gaunt and
family, of Sarnia, spent the week-
end with Mr. and Mrs. Russell
YANKS COP• LITTLE
LEAGUE SERIES •
By Peter Carmichael
Recreation Instrnctor
The Yankees beat the Indians 12-8
last Saturday to win the Little
League grand championship two
games to one. This game marked
the end of ball season for the boys.
In all, six teams consisting of about
60 boys took part in Little League
action this year.
Starting next Saturday the Little
League football gets under way
with the Lions facing the Colts.
Ron Deyell led the Yankees with
4 hits while scoring 4 runs. Joe
Vanstone and Sohn Douglas each
had 2 hits and scored 3 runs each.
Norm MacLennan, Bill Taylor and
Bob Crewson all contributed a hit
to the attack.
Tom Deyell and Doug Vyse had
2 bits apiece for the Indians and
scored 2 runs. Doug Elliott and
Ward Harrison both scored runs for
the. Indians,
Int. L'A' Championship
Lost to Tara Team
The Wingham Sunocos journeyed
up to Desboro on Wednesday night
of last week and went down to de-
feat by a score of 2-1 against the
Tara Millers. This eliininates the
Sunocos said gives Tara the WOAA
Intermediate 'A' championship.
Bill Underwood did the pitching
chore for Tara and held the vis-
itors to four scattered hits and
struck out 12 hatters.
Hugh MacMillan, pitching for the
Winghatn squad, also pitched a fine
game, allowing six hits.
Wingham: Bain, ss.; Baker, c.;
lVfaclVtillan, p,; Pryfogle, r.f.; Sax.
ton, c.f.; Cerson, 1.f.; riskier, 2b.;
Gardner, 3b.; Poxton, lb,
Tara: Sinclair, c.; Thohipson, 2b.;
Nickel, I.f.; Parrow, 3b.; Under-
wood, p„. Bates, lb.; Woods, e.S.;
Angel, c,f..; Tolton,
Umpires, Bradley 'and Craig of
Walkerton.
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The local team offers lta thanks
to EllOnd TrNarth• 'And Ed Vkaet jot
taking ears,
04-.4ot• family moves this
Arign,th tO, Otte-WA, where Mr. gaunt
no 000104 a *Oar wattle)). with
the Neatlea „plant: Mr. and Mrs.
Ilan •Diratoln, of Brantford, spent
the Wee.4-.0nd at the Gana home,
Mr. ,940 Nfts, Reg. •Dirstein, of
Kitchener, visited there on Sunday,
Mrs, Ben McOlenagnan, who has
.teen nursing at the home of Mrs.
ligton Ashton, ,of Gorrig, for the
past few weeks; spent Sunday at
her borne here.
.the Weelt7eIld with Mr, and
Kr4; Ross Smith, of TorentO.
.Mrs, Thos. Inglis. is still a patient
Wingham Hospital.
Miss Frances Henry and Miss
O'Brien, of trOndon, spent
the week-end with Mrs, Wm.
Henry,
Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth. Laidlaw
and family pf London, and his
mother, Mrs. James Laidlaw, of
Goderich, spent the welt-end with
Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Laidlaw.
Miss Janet Watson, of Aylmer,
spent the week-end at the home of
her sister, Mrs. Gilbert 33eeerpft,
Miss Jessie Finlayson, of Sea-
forth, spent the week-end with Mr.
and Mrs. Alex Leaver, and other
friends in this district.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Scholtz and
familY of Goderich spent Sunday
with his parents, Mr. add Mrs.
'Ezra Scholtz,
Mr. and Mrs, Robt. Gibson, of
Brantford, are •holidaying this week
with her mother, Mrs. R. J. Currie.
THEATRE
"TWO RODE
TOGETHER"
in•Cinemascope and Color—starring
'Tames Stewart, Richard Widmark,
Shirley Jones
A super*, Western of unusual ad-
venture and action — 7.15-9.15
MON.-TUES. OCT. 16-17
"DARK AT THE TOP
OF THE ,STAIRS"
in Color—starring Robert Preston,
Dorothy McGuire, Angela Lets-
bury and Eve Arden
Adult Entertainment — 7.00;9.15
WED.-THUR.-FEL-SATURDAY
OCTOBER 18-19-20-'21
"THE NAKED EDGE"
in Color — Starring Gary Cooper
and Deborah Kerr
An•adventure in suspence
Please note—No one will be seated
while the red is flashing in theatre
lobby
Adult Entertianment — 7.15-9.15
SPECIAL SATURDAY MATINEE
Admissions tze, Children under 13
in cars Free.
Box Office Opens at 8.00 o'clock
First Show at Dusk
Two Shows Nightly, Rain or c514r.
IFRIDAY-SATURDAY OCT. 13-14
— Double Feature — •
"QUANTRILL'S
RAIDERS"
Colour Scope
Steve Cochrane, Diane Brewster
"ARSON FOR HIRE"
Steve Brodie, Lynn Thomas
The Management appreciates your
patronage this summer and we. NM
see you next spring
THEATRE.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
OCTOBER 13-14
runny- man — Jerry Lewis Irt
`CINDER- ,
FELLA"
2nd Feature
"FOXHOLE IN
CAIRO"
An unusual spy story
starring James Robertson justice
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