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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1962-04-11, Page 6=t�Pix The. Wingham, Adva.Nce-^i'iri)ea, 134.1- null*, Apr. 3.1, 1.962 On the job ;spplierition blank w'ari veered the Mat gluestlou in the af- tll;e• .'question, ':rave your ever been arrested!" The applicant put dew,'. `No," The next (IIR tiO1 wits firmative. Not realising this the alt pllcant put "Why for those who had ans c;:auhlitl" down, "Never been, BibleCrusade Csada COntx nes witth. Rev, and Mrs. George TUNKS W1N(iRA;1I pie NTE COSTA:. CH1.110. WEDNESDAYTHURSDAY FRIDAY 800 P.M. SI;NDAY--11 a.m. - 7.80 Inspirational singing. actu - panietby the electric guitar and ortophote Ruth 'funks invites all the Scandinavians to hear her sing in Swedish Sunday, :April 15, will be your last ehauct• to enjoy this Crusade - All are %1'elconte! ROBERT CRT:0 -- Pastor Saturday Excursions to Good going and returning same Saturday only. Excursion return fare from WINGHAM $5.30 Correspondina Fares froth Intermediate Points. For tickets and information phone your local CN Ticket Office. Canadian National 9991 • Brownie's Drive -In Theatre Ltd., Clinton OPENING THURSDAY, APRIL 19 FIRST SHOWING AT DUSK TWO COMPLETE SHOWS EACH NIGHT Children under 12 in Cass ii'ree THURS. & FRIDAY -Apr. 19 -20 -Double Bill "FULLER BRUSH MAN" RED) SKEL'J'ON "FULLER BRUSH GIRL" LUCILI.F. BALL (Cartoon) SATURDAY ONLY -April 21 -Double Bill "FIVE GUNS TO TOMBSTONE" James Brown - John Wilde "OPERATION BOTTLENECK" .1ton Foster - Miiito f.Calta (Cartoon) Watch This Space Every Week for Top Entertainment SAYING USED STAMPS FORDWICH TOR 111111,1 S(LCI:TY J4 OItl)\VI(•1I Th." Junior and Senior classes of Mess„n1t'r:S suet Struclay morning in the t'nite.1 Church Sunday- School rooms. Af ter the call to worship Mrs. Robert. Gibson introduced the members' new Aiess'ltger• .hymn. motto :tad purpose and also the groups' .(pee ial project. whit•lt is to lull' Indian children at Norway Berri', miles nortlt of \Vinuipeg. Scripture reading was by Shirley Ante Ettinger. Charles Gibson presided for the nut ting with Jiro Taylor reading the admin.'s, Birth day greetings were sung to Don ald Leslie Campbell. lar ley Ettinger. Floyd Allan and BO ly '13row•n and Cards distributed t' there. The 11(1)tIIig was 181:18 null pri senletl ivy 1)(maid li'ilso't and li'loyd Allan. (`lasses were itivi•le.l for the special I':aster messages and study. Several tneruhers of the group are preparing used stamps for shipment to the ('anal tan Bible Society immediately, Receive Gifts b'ORUWI(.'11 Friends and neigh bors gathered al the home of Mr. and Mrs. I' arty I):ury on Friday night to bid farewell to Mr, and Mrs. Stan I"orester and Mr. Art Forester. 'Mr. Spence Brears gave a short address and they were pre seated with hostess chairs, a smolt er and a magazine rack. Suitabi' replies were mule by Ethel, Stan and Art. The evening was spent playing progressive euchre and lunch. was served, ('ASH -if you live. ('ASH --if you die. Protection for the family Comfort for your retirement All in one policy. Consult - FRANK C. HOPPER -Representative- Canada -Representotive- Canada Life WINGHAM, ONT. Phone 402 EXERCISE KEEPS YOU FIT -50 00 THE VITAMINS AT VANCE'S DRUG STORE THEY CARRY ALL THE' DEPENDABLE BRANDS .✓ 4 v'/III/III/III/III/III/!!1/III/ill/IL'/ill/III■III�IIiI/!h/III/III/III/I/41/91t11II/III/'ll/III/!11/ill/III/III/ it/III/111/ II/;IlsfJih/'II/ 11J4 N a if you have SPRING on your mind AND WH O HASN'T? .41 s rime For New Drdpes lo bring added sunshine to your home WALKER'S have dozens of NEW SAMPLES of FABRICS in hundreds of COLORS and PATTERNS w1■ ) r -sikte I[l' , spot L fauala% l SCctooltiotnuorn sr et Washable - t81, w ide $2.95 Yd.snntit n tTRU - SAIL A PHONE 106 S. 1 Walker WINGHAM ., f�lli/ill/I(I�III�tIi�III�Ili11111M11i�111lIIItR..I11AlII�1i�II��III�III�IIiBII!�III�IIIBII!®IU■IhAIf;�III/Ili!!ilhlllihMll,llltl�lllhlMi6MIiIiR111�YAlhlls' FULL LINE of TRACK ARNELS Many different patterns 48" wide $3,25 yd. and TRA VERSE RODS --Installed if you like ANTIQUE SATIN DAKAR SHEER SA RONDA SHEER - Several Patterns IOU% .Dakron 65,: Acetate, 3:i% Rayon in 15" width in 45" width, in ii " width $2.50 Y(L $2.75 yd. $1x95 yd. BAMBOO DRAPES - All widths - 54" and 84" long AT WALKER'S YOU CAN ORDER YOUR DRAPES CUSTOM- MADE OR BUY MATERIAL BY THE YARD Walker Home Furnishings Mr. and Mrs. Alf Harris and fa- mily of l.lnydminster, Alta,, left Saturday for home after visiting relatives here for the past week, Miss :Doreen Armstrong of Peter_ borough is visiting a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Everitt Armstrong, Mr. and Mr's. Les Burrow of Loudon Called on friends in the Inge Saturday and attended 1110 funeral of the late Mrs. H. Rogers. Air. and Mrs. Peter Chimney and, ,lanes of Port Colborne visited over the week end with Mr, and Mrs. Alex 1{eith. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sothern vis. ilerd Stutday with Mr. and Mrs, .Bill Mulvey at Walkerton. Mrs � Marlene .Holland and sons of Kitchener spent the week -end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Schaefer. Mr. and Mrs, Doug Wildfang and. Brian of Toronto visited over the week ('ucl with A'Ir. and Mrs. Roy Simmons. 1VTr. and Mrs. Carroll Johnson visited Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Charlie Cunningham in Kitchener. The sympathy of the community is extended to Rev. J. W. Hir•d in the loss of his wife last week. Miss Elizabeth Armstrong of Stratford spent the week -end with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Bruce Armstrong. Friends of Mrs. Les Loughran will he sorry to hear that at pre. sent she is confined to Palmerston Hospital, Begin Planf for Annual Fair 1:''U1t1J41'1O1:I The directors of the Hoch* Agricultural Society 'net last Monday evening in the 1+'ortiwlch community ball to hear two fine reports from Mrs, Win. Wright and Robert Connell, of the Fall :''airs convention held in To. ronto in February, Mrs. Wright brought highlights of the 2511t an- niversary of the Women's Section and many suggestions for sclioot fair plans. Robert Connell dealt with the n)en's departments and comments from Mr, Lashley t nd R. I -I, Graham's reports, stressing that a fair time sehcfi,ile be drawn tap and adhered. to and that a par- ade ofprize-winning ` cs cit h' t- to bt e d l In the slaw ting between 3.30 and four o'clock on fair clay, Norman I-1 •Cling moved of thanks to the delegates, The board of management was appoint- ed for 1962 fain' which will'be held October 5th and Oth. Several new directors' names were addled to the board of management, The secretary was instructed to contact the Stanger Midway again this year and pians are under way to have the school prize lists ready for teachers and, pupils soon after Easter. The board decided on fair judges to be contacted and the meeting adjourned to gather for further planning in the near fu- ture. ELECT (FRITS Miss Phyllis Wilson spent Sat. T T TE urday in Kitchener, Ron ot McCltAT INS 1 I 1 A anent and ..f � f Fraser Pollock spent one day last V week In 'London, LAKELET --'Pic Wouen's Insti- Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Har. tate held its annual meting un grave and David and Mr. and Mrs. Thursday evening in the Institute Bill Sothern spent Thursday at hall, President, 'Mrs. Cliff Hallman, Hanover. w•as in the chair and opened Ow Mrs. Howard Harris, Mrs. Anson meeting in the usual manner. Demerling and Mrs. Stanley Bride Devotions were read by Mrs. attended the meeting of the Wo. Jack Ferguson. The roll call was mien's Institute district annual held PaYtrncnt of fees. A short business in Lalcelet on Wednesday of last session was held. Mrs. Harold W,al- week. Mrs, Stan Bride was in !lace, secretary -treasurer, presented Guelph on Monday attending the a financial statement and gave the area meeting for Institutes. minutes of the last annual mcetig. Mrs. Ruby Forester left by plane nuts~ followed by the el(aotion !rem Mallon Ibis week for Florida i'if officers. Mrs. Lyle Murray was where she will visit at Delray chosen to act as chairlady .and Mrs, Beach with Mrs. Charles Verseboor. [ Gordon McKee as secretary. Tht- Mr. and Mrs. Herb Walkom of following is the slate of officers; Belleville, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Wal President, Mrs, ('lift', Hallman; Item of Paris attended the .funeral 1st vice, Mrs. Lyle Murray; 2nd on. Saturday of their aunt, the late vier, Mrs. ,Jack Ferguson; seere- Mrs. Herb Rogers. tarry --treasurer, Mrs. Harold Wal - Mr, Ian Pittendreigh of London lace; assistant sit., Mrs. Allan ~pent the week -end with .his par- Wylie; district director, Mrs. etas, Mr. and Mrs. (George Pitten- Gordon McKee; alternate, Mrs. dreigh, ' Darryl Hallman; branch directors. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Patterson of Mrs, Arlo Eielunier, Mrs. Elmer Toronto were week -end visitors Greenly and Mrs. Gordon Wright; with. Mrs. Pearl Patterson. nominating committee, Mrs. Lloyd Recent visitors with Mr, and ,Jacques, Mrs. Darryl Hallman .and Mrs. Curtis Jordan and Mrs. Wm. itlrs, Charlie •Scott. Wade were Mr, and Mrs. Tom A program planning meeting was Wavle and family, Mr. and Mrs. set for Thursday afternoon at the Ken Jordan and *family of Wood-, home of Mrs. ,Cliff Hallman. The stock anal Mrs. Mary Wade and meeting closet' with the national Misses Elva and 'Evelyn Hupfcr anthem and lunch was served by of W.ingham, Mrs, .Tal'lc Ferguson, Mrs. Gordon Mr. and Mrs, Elston Spieren and Wright and Mrs. Charlie Scott. son of Brussels were Sunday vis- itors with Mrs. Wan, Stewart. Sunday visitors with Mrs. H. M. Bride were Mr. and Mrs. Carmen Bride and Mr. Morley Bride, of Sunday visitors with Mr. and Port Credit and Mr. and Mrs. MacMrs, Stan Dennis were Mrs. Mar- Port and family of Brussels. graver Prior and Mr, and. Mrs. Bill Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bride and Yates, of Guelph, Mr. Peter Gltz- Peter of Toronto visited Sunday ler, of London, Grant Wright, of with Mr, and Mrs. Harold Doig, Owen Sound, Mr. end Mrs. 'Clay - Mr, and Mrs, Jack Bricker and ton Dennis and Jimmy, of Toronto, family of Baden visited Sunday Mr. Ray Dennis, of Harrislon, with Mr, and Mrs. Earl Moore, Mrs. Roland Grain, Mrs, Roy Burch LAKELET Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Harold Pollock were Mr, and Mrs, Einer Pollcicic of Kincardine and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Bilby and son of Grimsby and Mrs. J. Pollock of Ripley. The latter was celebrating her 87th birthday, Mrs. Herbert Rogers Buried Saturday FO.RDWICH--Mrs. Herbert Ito- gers, who had been ill for several months, died last Wednesday in. the Palmerston Hospital. Mrs. Rogers was born at Cal- lander on August 8, 1879. She was a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. George Williams, who moved to Fordwich when their daughter, Berdita Jane, was a child. Mr, Rogers kept a general store in Fordwich, which lie operated for 50 0 yrarsr He predeceased her t about 12 years ago. Surviving are a brother, Andrew Williams of Montreal and one L sis- ter, ter, Mrs. Norman Cooper of Cal- gary, Alta, The funeral was on Saturday from the Fordwich United Church with Rev. A. C. Coles officiating. Internment was in Fordwich ceme- tery. Pallbearers were Bert Win- ston, E. A. Schaefer, Kenneth Gra- ham, Lloyd Simmermaker, Wray Cooper and Stanley Bride. illother, Daughter Banquet Planned FORDWICH •The C.G.J.'C. held the April meeting in the United Church basement. The meeting opened with a sing -song, the na- tional anthem, Lord's prayer, par - pose and answer: The roll call was given by each girl giving her birth- day for a mystery mother. Thirty girls were present, Plans were made for the another and ,daughter banquet to be held on May 21st. Annie 'Winkel and Sandra Allan had charge of the worship service. The study hook for March was given by Mrs. Har- old Pollock. The meeting closed with Taps and lunch was served by Wanda Spading, 'Kathy Klink, Margaret Wilson and Lynn John - Son, and Joan .and Billie. of Wingham. Mrs, Arlo Eickmier spent the week -end with her mother, Mrs. Minnie White, of Hanover. Mr, Don Smith spent the ,'week- end with •his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs, Paul Knudsen, of Toronto. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mr^, ,E. Metzger were Mrs. Esther Smith and. Wayne, Mrs. Wm. Sarll and Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Metzger, all of Palmerston, Mrs. Lloyd Jacques has been ill with influenza this past week. Mr, Jim Greenly, of ,Clifford, has been hone this past week suf- fering from influenza. Sisters A. re Guests In Wiarton Show LAKELET -lt'tr, and Mrs. Ger tion Wright acrd fannily atteiided the "Little Jimmy Show" which was held In the Wiarton arena. on Sunday, Their three daughters known as the Wright Sisters on Wingham TV appeared as guests on the show. Master of ceremonies for the occasion was Gordie 'Tapp. Other well-known TV artists were 'fon my Hunter and his band, Peter Appleyat•d, Joyce Hahn, Whipper Billy Watson and Miss Madeline Courtney of Owen Sound. 1..t was a very thrilling experience for the local girls, W.I. Card Social LAKELET The weekly card so - dial took place on Werinesda,y eve- ning with a good attendance. Solo winners were; High lady, Miss 'Frances Inglis, McIntosh; high man, Gordon McKee, Laheiet; Leonard Harper, McIntosh. Euchre winners were: High lady, Mrs Ivan Haskins, McIntosh; high gent, Alex Waacic, McIntosh; low, � Don Smith, Lake.lc.t, The special went to Mrs, Gordon McKee, of Lakelot, The committee 'in charge was Mrs. Allan Wylie, Mrs, Arlo Eick- Mier, Mrs, Henry Hohnstein and Mrs, Stewart Douglas. ' PLAN CELEBRATION FOR DIST. ANNUAL l iAK1',L1''1' The exe votive of the 1174arlt HIuron. VVI met in the Lrake• let ball on Wednesday afternoon with all branches Wing represent- ed. The cliatrlet president, Mrs, I1•o- ward Harris of Fordwich, was in the bhalr with the secretary-i'reas, Mra. kl', Rlranre, of Gerrie, assist- ing, Maus were made for lute clls- triet annual which 'will be 1104 at Walton in May, There will also he an anniversary celebration with the annual meeting as this is the 95th anniversary of the Provincial WI and the 60111 anniversary for district. the et Its A coimnittee of four, Mrs. 'Nett Ferguson, Mrs. !Efarold Wallace, Mrs. Darryl Hallman and Mrs, Lyle Murray served a lovely lunch, MISSION BAND LIFE MEMBERSHIP TO JAYNE ENGLISH The spring 't'hankoffering meet- ing of St. Andrew's Mission Band was held at 4.15 last Monday after- noon In the Sunday School room with a good attendance of mem- bers, mothers and friends. John Congram opened the meet- ing with the call to worship, fol. lowed by a hymn. The Scripture was read by John Leitch, followed by prayer led by Mrs. Leitch. Bon- nie T''eagan welcomed all present and an exercise followed. "How Does Your Mission Band Grow?", by Jimmy Hastings, Kim Mellor, Carl Mowbray, Janice MaacTavish, 13111ie Hammond, Sandra Lee Bil- lie Hilbert and Karen Sutcliffe. As children with April birthdays placed their money in the cake, "Happy Birthday" was sung to them. A recitation was given by Susan Isaacs, The offering was received by Bob McGee and David Fish and the offering response was sung in unison. The members of the younger group sang '(Praise Him", followed by a three-part recitation by Gail Remington, Olive Lapp and Janet McGee and a four-part recitation by Ronald Perrott, Roger Irvine, Tommie Lee and Doug Leitch. The very small members sang "Climb up Sunshine Mountain". Mrs. Scott Reid was invited to come forward and she presented Jayne English with a life mem- bership in the W.M.S. of the Pres- byterian Church in Canada. "This Is My Father's World" was sung by a group of the older members after which Mrs. Ken McKague introduced Mrs. G. L. Fish, who spoke to the children on "The Love of God". She explained that tr,.le happiness was found by taking God into our hearts and al- ways being prepared to serve Him, Thanks to Mrs. Fish was expressed by Mrs. Gordon Sutcliffe and Grace 'Corrin presented her with a small gift of appreciation, Following the singing of the last hymn, Mrs. Fish closed the meeting with prayer. Lunch was served by Mrs, Charles Perrott, social con- vener, assisted by Jane Day, Ann McKibbon, •Kay Marie Hardie and Mary Rathbun. WROXEI'ER Mrs. Edgar Dane, Ivan, Myra and Laurel of Howick and her mo- ther, Mrs. Taylor of Belgrave, vis- ited Mrs. W. Weir and Miss Gert- rude Bush on Thursday of last week. Mr. and Mrs, Clarence White and family, Brussels, Mrs, George Al- cock, London, and Mrs, McDonald, Clinton, were Sunday visitors with Mrs. Sam Ovington, Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Gibson have returned home from a very enjoy- able visit with iVlr, and Mrs, Ron- ald MacDougall of Calgary and also visited Banff while there, They spent two weeks in the West, traveling by air. Mrs. MacDougall Isthe former Bonnie Gibson, Weelc-ofd guests with Mr, and Mrs. Harvey 13eidt were Mr, and Mus. LyleReldt and Stephanie of Toronto and IVIr. and Mrs. Robert Mowbray and Danny of Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs, Dan O'Beirn and family, Uxbridge, spent the week- end with Mr, and Mrs. Pere Hen- ley. We are sorry to report Mrs, Chas. McCutcheon and Mrs, Robert (Glb- son are patients in Wingham Gen- eral Hospital, but hope for a quick return to good health for these la- dies. Mr, and Mrs. George Gibson and family, acconipaniod by Miss Ger- trude Bush and Mrs, W. Weir, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Allister Green, Goderich, Mr, and Mrs, Larry Eaton, To- ronto, were week -end guests with! XVIrs. Alonzo Spading and Miss Ha- zel and Sunday guests at the sante , home were Mr, and Mrs. Walter Eaton, Mr, Glenn Eaton, Misses Aileen and Brenda Eaton, Mr. Keith Eaton and Miss Joan Alex. ander of Seaforth, Messrs, Eric Eaton of Toronto and George Al- exander of Newfoundland. The oc- casion was Mr, Sparling's birthday. Mr'. and Mrs. Glenn McKercher and Mr, and Mrs, Clark Sharpin• have retur»cdlaom 'a trip to Floe. I Ida. 1�11111RIlI�lll�lllstlfllilll/:IllIII!!II(IIII�III�III¢lit.!llllAtll!lllltllisill�ljlllllllllslllill.�ll N W R. HAMILTON IM . OPTOMETRIST Nowa whole new old n world of SIGHT and 1 SOUND, See our HEARING -MD GLASSES, lightest in 'weight. 5. 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How? Simply by taking advantage of our new prescription mix seed service. And it's so convenient too ... right in your own area! Here's how it works: just pay a visit to your Co-op and 'discuss your particii'lar seed requirements with its Soil and Crop Specialist. Based on Department of Agriculture recommendations, high quality name -variety seeds will be accurately blended in our NEW SEED MIXER! These specific • mixtures will allow for maxiniuua yields of the hay and pasture required in YOUR livestock program. • \h N 0 :1 Our objective is to make You more successful UNITED CO-OPERATIVES OF ONTARIO • BELGRAVE CO-OP.. BELGRAVE, ONTARIO Phone Wingham 1091; Brussels 388W10