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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1962-04-18, Page 10The W :31 i',$ra . ciactleer atte1l, WedPteetil$7, Apr, 1-3, 1904 I,YCE UM Theatre Wingh tla< , Ontario .07u heart'. Each Night Votlyt'tencit,g at 1.15 W `` 0N---li3e - :kir+ 30e TH[J')li.S,-1! RL- x11.'. APR, I0-10-11 ci& ery LeWia as "THC ERRAND BOY„ Pec etures Hollyw'o;rd with a million howls. G, ALAN WHAM Opto11it✓tl'ist Petrick St., Wingham Phone 770 Clerk's Condition Said improved (Tinton 1'ubtic Jiospital oftieial:t yid yesterday that Rev. 1), J. Lane, D.D., minister of St, And. rew'. Presbyterian Church in that tuw21, 18 improved since he suf- fered a heart attack at his home Saturday morning. yy Dr. Lane. who also holds t•hurges :tt. Myth and Auburn, is clerk of the Huron -Maitland Presbytery of the Presbyterian animal in Canada.. MECO Fast heating for CUTS, BURNS, BOILS, INFECTIONS Soothing Antiseptic .flay Mecca in lin or tube 4 sill fee' /1 ,o • • HYDRANGEAS POTTED MUMS 44 - MIXED PANS • • EASTER LILIES CUT "FLOWERS SNAPDRAGONS MUMS DAFFODILS CARNATIONS ROSES TULIPS Lewis Flowers PHONE 101 - WINGHAM 1r S 1!•?�owwpa,wuw.,,o.,,,wu.-wnw.+ee+wno+wu..wnw,snAwuu+l1..../sp+rwewo1#11.o.r.41. Royal Canadian Legion Branch 180 Are trying to compiete a list of War Veterans BURIED IN TIIE WINGHAM CEMETERY ONLY THE.FOLLOWING HAVE Arthur ti hropt;l►szll Fred Tenlplernan, M.31, George Foss Frank Sturdy Harry Howard Fred C.'arrulth Alfretd Posiiff George Caseniore Charles 1Viikinson Herbert C'tt In pled l Hurry fenscliffe Dave Currie Lloyd 1iin; stotr Maude Hanna. Wally W. Armstrong Harry Bayles Claire Adorns Theo. Mundy T. V. Smith Harry Bradley IDuaean Itennedy Jitelc Wain , rentonn Barnet Hejry .reason Leslie C o Kreger s t t,g'ur Percy Biggs Charles Dauphine lith. A:lexain1er Minnie v{'illianiT• Glalbr•stitii. J'ato1d Sperling- atts. `Alhierta Ittassei, ZtC N SO FAR BEEN NAMED: tins Dunkin George Ma(1Kay R. Bacon Ed. Martin 1,, '1'htnuplsen George C. Johnston FredCrump e r( Dave Loulrfleeti, Boer War V. Aldristgton Late oniea .Jint Coultes Chester Stewart 'Joseph Fitzpatrick 1'tttrick 1'1 zpntetelc William Fitzpatrick Peter Fisher 13i11 (;roves George (,lousier Benjamin Miller fh'vitlr kfa.bicirk Willison Sheffield Joint Leotard ,nest Neil WOlianrson Robert totter t I . Carrick ;Nei( Hare (hallo; (trap) ltintoul Ezra VVetlitood Yrfirik Wiley William Kerr atiiy relative or friend Who might be utile to add to tide PLEAS.t. CONTACT: 'WILLIS HALL., Phone 578, Winghariir A, M. PEEBLES, Phone 257. , Yi11gi lalit .R. JOHN CURRI.E, Phone 716, Wingham 11..XSb 1 Asellecessetase creta.nae.moa,ncacbsuaekabpricisaeeka l»e u 1 45T1 -I ANNIVERSARY—Mr. and Mrs. George Tervit, well-known Turnberry couple, marked their 45th wedding anniversary on Sunday at a family dinner. Mr. Tervit farmed for 40 years and operated a dairy business in Wingham until 1947=--A-T photo. �Mr. and .res. Cutter Move to Wing:ham A couple of weeks ago i!1r. and Mrs. Max Ali:Catrter Moved to Cheti- ley from Wingham. They had been excellent eiti;4ens while Clary lived here atm( thele removal from the cornnninity will mean a deeply -felt loss, They were active in organ.. izations in town and their depart• uac froli the Itiizsnaen and Iiinettc Clubs. esepevially, is regiettuble, It 18, however, eousoling to real- ize that Mr, McCartter's sacce'Ssgr at the laPO, and his wife, are comnruttity-atlinded, The Paisley Advocate pa;!'s tribute in an edi. tarial to their efforts for organiza- tions in that town and expresses regret at their permanent removal from Paisley. 'lir. Cutter was a member and past president of the Rotary Club, played a major role in the develop- ment of the Figure. Skating Club, backed the Boys' and Girls' Band and provided a stimulus to steep the Chamber of Commerce alive. He was prominent in the Horticul. tural Society' and was interested In the development .of the billow Creek Park. He was involved in the work of the Agricultural Soci. ety, a member of the library board, and was representative in the Georgian Bay Development Assoc. and for a number of years was on the board of the Bruce County Hes. pital at- Walkerton, Both he and his wife were ardent curlers and bowlers, 'Mr. Cutter has been in charge of the UDPC for several months and has become acquainted with many in town, At this time we also wel- :ome his wife to the community. hey have taken up residence in he home vacated by the McCarter amity near the Maitland Crream- Nominating .Comm. Huron Firm Wins T Report Is Read National Awards Phe Dinettes held their regular. meeting Ivionday evening at the Scent House with Mrs. Bruce Mae - Donald, president, in the chair: Two Kinettes from Listowel, Mrs. Marg, Gibson and .Mrs. Kay Me- Faul, were visitors at the meeting. Mrs. Bill Hotchkiss was present- er with a Kinette pin. It was agreed to buy a garbage pail for the ,Scout House. There will be ten Kincttes attending the Zone 33 interclub meeting in Durham on April 25th. Mrs. John Currie presented the report of the nominating ,commit- tee for 19(52-u3 which is as follows: President, Mrs. Alan Williams; 1st vice, Mrs, Bob Wenger; 2nd vice, Mrs. Bill Connell; secretary, Mrs. Jack Walker; treasurer, Mrs. Mur- ray Stainton; registrar, Mrs. Eric Walden; bulletin editor, Mrs. Dave Cameron: asst, editor, Mrs. Murray Gerrie. The raffle was won by Mrs. Al Williapts. The next meeting will be held en April 23rd at the Scout :house, when the lunch committee will be Mrs. Murray Gerrie and Mrs Jack Bateson; program, Mrs. Jinn Currie• and Mrs. Len Craw- ford. A delicious lunch was served by Mrs. Al Williams and Mrs, Eric Walden. CAR-CIIECK DRIVE BEGINS IN APRIL Previously confined to May, the annual car -cheek campaign of the Canadian Highway Safety Coun- cil, and of a number of the pro - Huron Coiuttyy bottler, Tuekey Beverages, of Exeter, won honors for both sales and •quality at the national convention of the Can- adian Bottlers of Carbonated Bev- erages Association in Montreal this month. • The firm was the national award winner in a competition for the largest increase in sales per capita in Canada. It also won a plaque "in recognition. of a consistently excellent record in production and bottling in accordance with the highest standards." The presentations were made by officials of the Charles E. Hires Co. Ltd,, sponsors of the contests among bottlers of Hires Root Beer, to R. Ross Tuckey, general man- ager, and Arthur Geiser, pta•nt manager, of the Exeter firm. Mr. Tuckey, president of the na- tional association, conducted the four-day 'convention, He was re- elected helmet of the bottling indus- try for a second term. • vinecs started April 1 And will run through to May 31, Featuring the slogan "Check Your Car. Check Your Truck, Check Your Driving, Prevent Ac- cidents", the drive is being called "Spring Campaign". The purpose of the drive is to make the motorist aware of the urgent need to cheek his car after a winter of driving. Dealers, ser- vice station and garage operators co-operate fully with the Council in this campaign which coincides with a similar drive in the United States. ,�'as"a°".Q",",•0•r+;e.(�"a`, '�.s`°W?'.•Jai..»,°..,a?ec",.Ti:°'�a�'"+.a"'a�i+ .' PERSONALS �� . ac��,�aF�*ie"�X; r1�a�;w+`.c�.�c?s�3�,�'.,",•a`��'�a>z��•`�+u, • -Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Young ited in Luean at the week.' isd with his brother. ---Mr, nncl lvirs. William Hain and Mr. Jim Bain were in Chealey en Satdr aand d y attended the funeral of Mr. Harold Krug, Mr. and Mrs. R. H, Lloyd re- turned home last week from a va- cation in Arizona, -..Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Sehii'i'1er were in Detroit for the a er h.e nd where they visited with the rat- ter's aunt, Mrs, Axford, wen is in the Ford Hospital l atpr(5 L Mr. trend Mrs, Clair Crawford of Detroit spent hast week with l,is mother, Mrs, A. M. Crawford. - Mrs, Robert Brooks and xvirs. John Baru, both of Toronto, visit- ed recently wI th Mr. and Mee. r1. Ilam McKenzie and with Mina Ma- bel Walsh, a patient In Win;gnam Hospital. • Mr, and Mrs, Andy Jell arcl family of Petrolia were ;Et/yak on Sunday with Mr. and 'Mrs. b'rank Bell, in Wingham. General Hospi. tal, -.Mr. and Mrs, Jeff Hawkins and family of Walkerton visited on Sunday with her fatherMr. Stat. ford Bateson. --. Mr. and Mrs, &lin Wadell of Listowel were visitors on 1"tk ty with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wengt.r. ,'Janet Wenger retu'tied hunt with them after spending a few we •ks with her grandparents in Listowel, Mr. On Sunday ivf .and Mrs. Itcn Dowd of Milverton visited the •Wenger fatnily and Lorna remained with her parents. -- -Mir Howard McGuire a d eC:uf 1. rer.( Intl y moved to Ajax, where he is . asist. ing his son, Lovell McGuire, who is operating the Canadian Tire stone there. 1p!r. and Mr's, Prod I)avids,an and Mr. and Mrs, .lames Halliday } arrived home on Thursday after a winter vacation at Daytona .13cl i:h and St. Petersburg. -- Mr. and Mrs. •.Bill Crsunp and 13i11y of Niagara Falls and Mr. Sid Crump of Sarnia spent the week- end with their mother, .Mrs. Jean Crump, Mr. and Mrs. Bi11 Jenkins and children of Capreol are spending a few days with her mother, Mrs. George Riehl, Clinton, and with his mother, Mrs, Telma Jenkins of Wingham. Guests who attended the 1+'ry- fogle - .Bennett wedding in Whit- ton on Saturday were Mr, and Mrs, Monty Bennett and family, Mr. Clayton Fryfogle, Mrs. Connict Vox. ton and family, Mrs. Harry Ylty_ (ogle, Mr,. John t ryfogle, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. W,Cruickshank, T. MIr, Roger West, Mrs. fielen Wary, Mr, Biil Johnston, Miss Anna McDonald, Mr, and Mrs. Herbert Fuller, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Swanson, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Heywood, Patricia and Grant, Miss Sandra Strong, Mr, Jlnt Campbell, Miss Truth Thump son, Mr, Bruce Lott,Ml' Alton L Adams, Mr, Harry West, Mr, and Mrs. Ken Gerson, Miss fenny Ger- rie, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Colvin and Jane Anne, Mr, and Mrs. Desmond Brophy, Miss Mary Scott, Mr, and Mrs. Keith Moffatt, Mrs, Mary Pullen, Mrs. Walter Loekridge, Mr, and Mrs. Glenn 1''oxton, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Storey, Mr, and Mrs. Milford Foxton, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie 'Rowe and John of ititilver- ton r n • Ruhl n 'Mrs I::tm . a d R t aitd Andy and Mrs, Glenn Ruhr of Han, over, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Hodgkin son and Mr. Doug Mundy of Lon- don, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert l;ehwich tenbcerg of Southampton, Mr, and Mrs. Salley Colvin and Duffy Col (ay. WHITECNURCN Mr. and Mrs. David Coffin and children, of Rockton, and Mr. and Mrs, Peter Coffin and family, of i Galt, visited on Sunday with their 'parents, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Cof- fin, Mr. and Mrs, 'Harold Oooic, Ivan and Warren. of Blyth, visited on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, John Purdon, The local Istitute is holding a social evening this Thursday in honour of the (5th anniversary of the starting :of Institute work in Ontario.. Mrs, Thos. Metcalfe 'will also show pictures taken on her trip last year to the British Isies, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Scholtz and family, of Goderich, visited on Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Scholtz. and with his grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. Chas. Martin, as Mr. Martin has been laid up with an attack of flu. Mr. Walter Elliott was busy last week -end collecting in this dis- trict for the Cancer fund. Mr. E. H, Groskorth was in Toronto on Saturday for the an- nual business meeting of Canada Packers, held in the Queen Eliza- beth building in the Exibibitiot Park, and also attended the ban- quet held in the evening in the Royal York Hotel. Ivir, and Mrs. Albert Coultes on Friday evening visited with friends of the late Harold Krug at Chesley and at the funeral bonne there. Mr, and Mrs, Rolison Falconer and family, of Sarnia, spent the week -end with his mother, Mrs. Cecil Falconer, Mr. and Mrs, :Jaynes Henderson, Mr, and Mrs, James Tattric and family, of Brantford, also Mr, and Mrs, H. D. Henderson and Mr, Lawrence 1•Tenderson, of Listowel, visited on Sunday with Mrs. Wm. Dawson and Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Tiffin, Miss Janet Watson, of Aylmer. spent the week -end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Beecroft, The United Church. Women of Calvin -Brick Church are holding their Easter Thankoffering this Friday night, with the 'Congrega- tion invited nv cd to attend. >v t 13.t H, 'Anderson will show a missionary film. M. and Mrs. Mason Robinson and family visited with Mr, .and Mrs. Ralph Cameron, of, Ashfield, on Sunday. Mr andA i ra. Ronald Barker and family, of Goderich, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Jno, Mc33urney. Mr, and Mrs. Gerald Watson and son Alan, of Forest, visited on Sunday with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Alan Pattison arnd with Other Pattison families in East Wawa•nosh, MI',nC a l Mrs,Fred Moore, of Vienna, spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs, Wnr. Kennedy, of Marnoch, Mr. John Woolacock and Ian, of Glennattoin, visited there on :Suit Ja,y, Mr. and 7vfrs. irenheth Tohnston and daughters, of Clinton, visited ohSunday with Mr. .and Mrs, clershom Johnston, Mrs, Jahnes Johnston, who spent last week there,, was able to return to her home in Turnberry on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Robert Scott and Sons, and MA•s. Ituther'for'd ftea.vle visited on Thursday last witht Mr, Reavis in Westminster Hospital. London. vin of r Tee. vat. vw ter andr, Mf Leon- ard Eccles of Mount Forest, --Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Shower's of Toronto visited on Sunday with re- lativs in town. Mr. and Mrs, Show_ ery' have just returned trout a fzic iitll's trip Lo Efa wa131. ROIpp CLIJ N'tirth and South: First, Mrs. R, pundits and Mrs, 1". A. Parker; ,Saeed, SV. I.nitllaw and 13. Oi'tlieb; third, Airs. 1), G. Nasnaith and Arra G. Godkin, East and 'West: First, Airs. U. Fisher and Chas, Hudgins; second, fvlrs, ,1, it. Lloyd and W. 11..i"reueh; thtrd. Mrs. W. 11. lereneh :incl U. Haselgrove. Season Enid$ for Euchre Parties T3f]ui.RJsy1' The final weekly euchre party was held on Wa1nes- day evening In the Qomnullity good nvitlt a aatt(tndfuzcN High prize winners were Mrs, Cl( t sho=t Jolunaton and, ,Tacit McBurn- ey, The novelty prize for the sec- ond highest went to Mrs, (George Wainer and Grant Elliott, Consola- tion prizes went to Mrs, J, M. Coul- tas and Carl Procter, Novelty prizes 'for the second lowest soorc went to Mrs. Herron Irwin and 0, W, ,Hanna, M ONE STOP • • • • • • • We're right Off your job every • time! • • Whether it's gas -up, lubf-up or ch"angle • of oil, we do it right and do itfast. 't • this is the kind of heads -up service y9u like, you'll like ;stopping heal TeAT KEEPS YOU GOING • 1i As this was thelast party .of the I �%VINGHAM MOTORS season it was also the annual meet- ■ r ing with new officers being elected11PHONE 139 for the fail: President, Herson ^ ^ WINGHAM Irwin; vlce-presidents, George Jor- 74111.111lIIIAIIIMIii■Ii!with•IIIMiIIRI11•iiI.IIIi11111IIIRIIIMl1111i11tIII�11,N!11RIi! 1111.1l!111t than and Harold Procter; secretary- tr.easurer, George Grigg; press re- . porter, Mrs, Harold Procter, u EFir COMMITTEE REPORTS SEVENTEEN VISITS BELGRAVE'•--Phe Evening Unit of the United Church Women mei in the church on Monday with Mrs. Lorraine Cook as hostess. The • president, Mrs. Ted Fear, was in charge and ,opened the meeting with a hymn and the Lord's prayer in unison, Routine reports 'were - read. The penny collection was received and there were eight home and nine hospital visits to the sick and shut-in recorded. MIre. Lewis Stonehouse and Mrs, Laura John- ston were appointed to send the supply gifts away, Mrs. Albert Bieman and her group were in charge of the study, "Old and New Canadians," dealing with the problems of immigrants coning to Canada. Mrs. Cordon Pengelly read the Scripture lesson. Mrs. Kenneth Wheeler react a story about an immigrant girl from Po- land. Mrs, Gordon l3osmail read the meditation and led in prayer. This part of the meeting closed with a hymn and prayer, Mrs, Clifton Walsh presented the Bible study and Mrs. Laura John- ston led in recreation. Mrs. Bieman will be hostess at the next meet- ing with Mrs. Robert Grasby and Jeer group in charge of the study. • • I • co DEDICATE GIDEON BIBLES AS A CONTINUING MEMORIAL May be donated through your local funeral director HOSPITALS, PRISONS 1 Red Front rocery Phone: Our Prices Are Lower 590 We Keep Down the Upkeep Free Delivery , Bisset's ICE CREAM, pt. brick 25c; DUNCAN JJINES Early American CAKE MIX; 14 -oz; Salada TEA BAGS, 10c. off, 60's Fluffo SHORTENING,' 3c off, • 1/, -gal. 79c ' 2/75c 69c THIS STORE WILL: BE OPEN THURS- DAY EVG., APRIL 19th, TILL°10 O'CLOCK Tulip MARGARINE 4 lbs. 89c wnrrE SWAN—MUTE OR COLOURED TOILET TISSUE, 2 roll pack ' 2/49c YORK FANCY • Frozen PEAS , , 2 lbs, 49c YORK FROZEN French Cut GREEN BEANS, t Illl° oz, YORiC ,, k Fancy Frozen STRA•WBERRIES,' 1 x -ox.. .. 39c r ,•., 21c MAPLE LEAF ii•E:A1)X=TO-SNJ.UV.I ..•" TENDERIZED HAM, lb. 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