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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1962-05-16, Page 8lige Utgltt `.flee Win94111111 .AdV11139e.Thocs, W°otlrtryday, .1Ttt • 16, 11rt12 t BROW N E4 Vows at Formosa most 'k'll't.A'Cicl'. l.huite(t CLINTON - •ONTARIO Two $1iuw:t Nightly, Rain or C h•ar Children under 12 in cars Fret' MAY 1.7-1.8 TM Mali ;�, ter. tt );}stet of :41z'. tend Mrs e'i at ti.t. St :zt:ttrr of lilt. 1. ilii;iznty. .tlr-. :tli'i Mrs. Austin ) St. Mari!. ei \\'n:);hant are the lw4t 1it.tt. t tits oftetia l .• t41 tet fiit to .iia e ,• nauiy tit 11141.y' Anne 1.ti::tt'tit „:zt:r.ri. I'oritictsa. • and Ke•ttiietlt .iced. St. Marie, of 4\ iitgitu+t., :et loi:;ea. ui:ttt i `out elt titin 'hail h. Manumit un 8:tturtl:+.t. .11,1.; ::» .tt. 11 :Litt. roses :S::tt byte: :ri;'t •:L tul'ineat rite ,t•tting- "THE YOUNG SAVAGES" r bradtgro,etn . .er.t- (Adult Entertainment) \l s. t):.•,, ii,provided the Burt Lancaster - Shelly Winters wedding (('artoon) i envie) i tit r r,,- by !t• r father. the- l)tt+lr e ,: , t length );awn 2A,Tt'If.1).\1' ONLY MAY 19I of stili u.;: t tet'' : taffeta, lash "THE -- Double 1301 --- j kneed wet: :ep }: ,.i.ST1 11 a.e. t .' suoeel et`dl 1•IE . AYHA.WKERS» i nt•t•1:1i.n,• 1, y .,u intiht s!t'eves. The shift itt to term bitch (Colour) interest. 11, r sh.tuider .Jeff Chandler - Fess Parker ; Length v' :. ,t.,- ,-;ti;Ittu to a prin.. "COUNTRY MUSIC C ct'ss al:e eafrled HOLIDAY" Airs. Gl,aa. ..:. a:e:tnr, of ltit- T'(riita 14uskey - Zsa Zsra Gabor ietener.:.as: t r the :,:: h•, wits nit (Cartoon) 1 trite ret Lswier ct.ul .tri...; hetet• .1 tie% -_.... .. -. I of Formosa ,a ..iaes4,1ait1. They I'"\ . 'ilidnig;izt-31()N. :1TAY 20-21 I were ;attir.•.t in iii' ntie;.ci dresses of -- Double Bill -•- ; turquoise tltift.,,u over satin, bal., i6WILD FOR KICKS" i' let'}na-le ng:ir. „'it,l bite aeee•s,or- t les and earrie•,i ase :t, les e}I pink iAunit Entertainment) ro.t .. Noelle Adam - David Farrar t Th„.gro.,ta i.i, ., i t:,•re Maur,,,, 5t.1 "ANATOMY OF A ! mane of 1\'ir.,. rtrrt and Ross Maur - or of Haneve:. .I;icii :hats, Blue- 1.4. lue- volt• ar:.l c:ie',i. ('anni: bane, Kit- e el ems., Iva : r1:•• irs}tt•rc. The rt•e•e_, .t n tt•:ts held at the Formosa c'e:ttnnu it3 - hall, where 1 the hie,.), h rt t t r, 1' rc•,'t itt•d in a TL I S-W'EI), MAY '2'2-"3' PSYCHO" tt ,Adult Entertainment) Robert Burn (Cartoon) ('THE YOUNG 1 PHILADELPHIANS" Paul Newman (Adult Entertainment) (Cartoon) dress of grean jersey with beige cluster tt (z Corsage of pink carnations. T1:0 greorr.'s mother (tore- ai re,t':el }e.!_ ;t•rsi•o-, .lrt:ss with nratehing ile re,: iitt and white carnation enrsa e, 1'or the wedding frit. to Northern Ontario. the Lade donned a spring • ii' l!$11121/ 141111elhll!hrUl/IUTA1IIr1h111'hi l'A I'M 159 l ®I lli M' H;341 l ill 10 I'la Ir1q l' LET'S GO TO THE MOVIES c.ITOL THEATRE LISTOWEL To .inerease your enjoyment . arrange to see each feature from the beginning WET'7.4.lUTR: FRI. SAP. MAY 16-17-18-19 WALT I)ISNI✓Y'S "Nikki Wild Dog of "Nikki North" Color Jaynes Oliver Curwood's story of a dog and. a bear •-- flute "Francis Covers the Big Town" Saturday tlatiner "Nf1CKI" only Nikki 7.30, T'rancis 8.45, Nikki 10.15 MON.-TUES.-WED. MAY 21-22-23 DANNY KAYE in CEO THE DOUBLE" Cir maSeope Color Danny is art American soldier, a British general, a fan dancer, a Nazi officer, all ,in one picture • 1st ,show 7.30, 2nd 9.10 LISTOWEL IN THEA,TRE Admission (i:}c. Free Public Sehooi Students and infants in cars free when accom- panied ccom- p , t:e•d by an adult Box Office opens at h p.m. First show at dusk. Two shows nightly -- rain or clear T11t' (i.-1•'121. MAY 17-18 "Atlantis the Lost Continent" Color - . and "Thief of Baghdad" Calor BI( :HOLIDAY SUNDAY MlD- N[( :STIOW SUNDAY, MAY 20 Program to be announced Admission 75e SAT.-MON.-TUES.. MAY 19-21-22 Family Entertainment JERRY' LEWIS in "LADIES' MAN" Color t3oats A Peppin' Popeye Cartoon WED,-'I'11('1t:.-liKE MAY 23-24-25 TROY 1)ONAl-1 'I in. "PARRISH" Adult. Entertainment Color 1:1$11?Mli;Jhgll!IMiIMAI11 OMMI1JMMWMTM1 O 1M 101 &9 t gll': M1 1114 Harvey - C aser ore Pink snapdragons and whlite gladioli adorned Yong 'Street United Church, Toronto when Shir. ley Evelyn, daughter of Mrs. Ern. nest Q'aseznore of Wingham, and the late A -1r. Casemorc was marrk't to Peter Michael Harvey, son of Mr, and Mrs P. Harvey of 'Toronto, Rev. McCullough officiated and Mrs. J. Heritage of Toronto sang „The Lord's Prayer" and "The Lord Is My Shepherd". The bride. who was given in mar- riage by her uncle, Russel Gaunt, of Whitechurch, was gowned in a waltz -length dress of white peau de sole with lily -point s1c4tes nn inserts of accordion pleating. Her three -tiered shoulder -length t'eil was held by a crown of lily -of -the. valley and she carried pink roses e and white carnations, 3'lrs, Joann, McDonald. I;:yth. sister of rho bride. ryas matron of honor. She wore a white embossed ttzlle dress and carried yeliott' ani broils() mums and daisies. The groom was attended b) Claude Hall, Toronto, The bri:d('s nether was attired in a moeha ensemble with green accessories and a white corsage. The groom's mother ware 0 multi- colored gown with pink accessories and her corsage was pint: roses. The reception was hold at the Dutch Sisters Int, Lake Shore (• •home i» Wednesday at the of 'Drive. this air. .u.1 MIH. Lila Mrs. L.utii ll tlr,it1d tyitli 1lr, ruin errs, 1 o e tuuu 1'r.';.ti I ,ITh 1 l+ 1 d, tvftit Mrs, 1•utlicl1 going ou to Toronto t attend int a•tints there. Mr, Luttrell cur e 5 tilt week to rieo Inrpatly tltt'ir' herllae . 1 n'. .1l deur Wail, of Beek Me'nI- uti:e) 1lospitatl. London, visited on 1';,,l,ty with his parents. ,lie., and Ali W. .1 Watt, Mr. and Mrs. (, ;� '1'l,tnitystnl and sone, ("har- lt, •writ I u11 of 1''evc•r:slitana. spent the aei•k-rate here, \1'iintifi't'd k'arrier, of Ten- on)... spent the week -end tvitll h('1' peri ices. Mt'. and Mrs. W. R. Far- rier. t ..nrily Day was obse'r'ved in the) Urine(' Church .here on Sunday tial, Ire•.. (,eorgt' Mitchell speak- iaeee Ai "Honour Thy Father and 'fr:•. 11'itlii r." The junior choir •:err a numb,. r and a group of ). wen sung '•I31es:ae l Assur- Itr.e' •" 1}r• Mitc•l:t•1l baptized Brad - by ,l.:nre: and Ronald Robert, sons el Mr. and Mrs - Robert Hobert Soloman; lt. r•aaret (,'ollt't•n, daughter of Mr, at,•i Mrs. Robert Adams. and Debra. dau hter of Mr. and Mrs. Jo. k''('aulte i'i' 1Ir, turd Ylrs, Wm. RIntoul and faintly visited on Sunday with Mr. 1(11,1 Mrs. Mac Cardiff, of Brussels, as their parents, Mr. and Mrs, GOO. C'aldtt'ell, of Blyth, were also at th' e'ttat)}tf home, .Mr. and Mrs, ,.'Stewart C''oupland, of Toronto. spent the week -end v-',11 her parents, !VII', and Mrs. Chas. Robinson and with Wroxeter rt: \Its. Alex Tailion and her sister, '''t e,e O'Malley, Sarn . Miss)er, 1 tt. of Sarnia. r, t .)sited c» r Sunday with Mr. and lilt ' Thor• C)'IVlalley. The United t'llurch Women meet T ompsoN FAM Entertain Guests ; Gr'eenbush U HOLDS GATOERING For travelling the bride wore an off-white suit with turquoise ac- cessories, They will reside at -164 1 Cottingham Ave. Toronto, white coat styled with mandarin collar. blue flowered pixie styled hat, With it she wore a corsage of white and blue carnations. The young couple will reside in Wingham. WHITECHUHCH Mr. and Mrs. Tobi Janstzi, of Milverton, visited with Mr. and Mrs, George Fisher on Saturday. Mr. Nathaniel Thomson is busy this week installing the water pipes in the Memorial Hall. Mr. Ellis Gossel, of Ripley, is redecorating the SS room of the Presbyterian Church this week. Mrs, Victor Emerson, Mrs, Dan Tiffin, Mrs, Garnet Farrier and Mrs. Russell Ross and other .dele- gates from here will attend the district annual meeting of the WI on Friday at Holyrood. The Iadies of the Presbyterian Church will attend the Maitland Presbyterial in Lucknow this Wed- nesday. Mrs, Irene Paterson, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Montgomery, Nancy and Faye, of Toronto, spent the week- end with the former's sister, and with her mother, Mrs, Wm, Taylor, a patient in Wingham Hospital, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Laidlaw, of London, visited .here on Satur- day and Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Laid- law and family visited with his mother, Mrs, James Laidlaw, who has been a patient in Goelerich Hospital this week. Mr. and Mrs, Clayton Scholtz and family, of Goderich, visited on Sun- day with his parents. Mr, and Mrs. Ezra, Seholtz, Mr, Harris Purdon left last week to work with the Melbourne Con- struction Co, at Cochrane. Mr. and Mrs. Elmore Hepton, of Brantford, spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. George Walker, and Mrs. Wm. Humphrey and Miss Lila. of St. Helens, visit- ed there on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs, Clarence Walker and baby, Catherine Lynn, spent the week -end with Hanover and Walkerton friends and relatives. Mr, and Mrs, Don Fraser and family, ,of Walton, Mr. and Mrs. Anson Rotten and family, of Gor- rie, Mr, and Mrs. Keith Montgom- ery and children, of Wingham, and • Mr. and Mrs. John Jamieson and sons spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Robert Montgomery and Mr, Wm. Elliott. Mr. and Mrs, John L. Currie and family spent Sunday with her 11ltilint1'Mf i!>Mi1IwIIItN11i1111111NrIi111i'llM.111.1!INi1111 I-li i yi FM 1 %.! I fill 11311iii I tE T obin .E11MiII111ille !litlaiMl111111 1111U 11111111111MlIIIMIHMI a THEATRES CROW 7 er 4tRIVEIN THURSDAY-FRI.-SAT. 1r.t� 17-1349 "ONE - TWO O -`- THREE" ,amen ('nnnc:v, Horst Beieholz, Arlene l'ralaeis The new explosive comedy by Billy Wilder -tam gave you "The Apartment" and "Solar Like it Hot" --X am told it's just great. Shows nt 7.15 and 9.15 ewer. Recommended as Adult Entertainrne-at SATURDAY MATINEE, at 2.1.1 "Guns of the Black Witch" 1101ki'>AV-rtJ11, 4.'1vEn. MAY 21-11•± "SAIL A CROOKED SHIP" Shirring 'Robert Wagner, Carilytr ,fnnew, i'rn;ntcie Avnlon land Ernie Itovaea 'phe (°aptairr was a soak and the crew were- er+lok:; There never was a Cruise flk ' thio- fiiaows, at 7.15 and 9.15 p.m, 1i, a:ldlil ;hil iiljrriiriiliiilfl ill�iiUt ilr d: d:ii1`i bl 1 1 Ifi.liMit FRIDAY -SATURDAY MAY 18-19 "Guns of the Black Witch" • Plus -•- "The Lost Battalion" SI M'S' LA'I'1. SHOW --HOLIDAY WEER -END SPECIAM. - (75e) "The Young Hellions" ... Plus .. _ "Anatomy of a Syndicate", Recommended as Adult Entertainment NEON DAY-'1*ETl"eS.-WEIR-, MAY 21-22-23 "The Fiercest Heart" in 'Technicolor The mightiest of African adventures ---Plus "Swinging Along" in C'inemaSeope and Color i:tarring Ray Charles, Roger William, Bobby Dee Iteeomrnenciecl as Adult x:ntertainment t lirfgfltt6iitl�irirY�ihitlliilirTlhMfillilli:r�iriidi�iltiriiiiiii�Illliifilii mother, Mrs Wm. Orr. of Lang= side. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Austin Cook, of Bellmore, and Mr, and Mrs. Jack Lewis and family, of Wingham, visited on Sunday with their par- ! ents, ar.Ients, Mr. and Mrs, Harry Cook, of . I Marnach, 'Mrs. Harry Lindenschmi,dt and sons, of Walkerton, visited on Sat- urday with Mr. and Mrs, Carl Weber, Mr, and Mrs, Weber and family visited on Sunday with Mr. ' and Mrs. Robert Chambers, of Harriston, Mrs, Wm, Dawosn, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley '.Giffin, Andrew Henderson, Mrs. Cecil Falconer and Mr. and Mrs. •A. E, Purdon, of Lucknow, and other relatives, attended a family gathering at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Hugh MeMillan, of Holyrood, on Sunday, Mr. Athol Purdon and son; Douglas, of Sarn- ia, also visited with Lucknow and Wingham relatives on the week- end, Mrs, J, Musgrove, of 'Wroxeter, has been visiting with .her; daugh- ter, Mrs, D. 4'Vil' is, . Mr. Grant, McBurney,. of ,Water-, loo College, spent the week -en' at his Marnoch home and Mr, Bob Armitage, of London, also spent the: week -end there. Mr, and Mrs, John McBurney spent two -days last week with Wiarton, Owen Sound and Collingwood friends. and attended the launching of the Taverner ship at Coliingw'ood last Monday. Mr. and Mrs. McBurney also attended the funeral of her cousin, the late George Bard, at the Tovell funeral home, Guelph. last Saturday. Mr, Wm. Forster, Norma and Lorne visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ross. Henderson, of Luck - now. Mr. Howard See, of Kingston, spent the week -end with his frier..tj, Mr, Adam titeBurncy, who left nn Tuesday to spend a few days fish- ing in Lake Nipissing. Mr, and Mrs. Angus Falconer and sons spent Sunday with her grand- parents, Mr, and Mrs, Bert Jack- son, of Blyth, The beautiful pot of mauve chry- santhemums was placed in the Presbyterian Church on Sunday by the Kennedy family in memory of their mother, the late Mrs, David Kennedy. • Mr. Gary Reavie, of Palmerston. spent the week -end with .his mo- ther, Mrs, Rutherford Reavie, Mrs. Kenneth Luttrell and chill-, ren, of Prince George, B.C., spent a few days last week with Miss Elizabeth Anderson, of Montreal.' Mrs. Luttrell visited over the'wi''k- end with Mr, and Mrs. Robert Pur - don, Mrs, Irvine Henry and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Henry and family, of Dungannon, visited at the Pur - don home on Sunday. On Monday' Mrs. John l union, -\er, and Mrs. Patel (rroskorth and Miss Laren Groskorth, of Toronto, silent the we'e'k-eini n•ith their par- ents, Mr, and Mr': E. H. (rroskorth 'Mr. and' Mrs. Clifton Moore, of Linwcxttl, ' 'exited on Sunday with Mr, and'' Mrs. 'Wet. Kennedy, . of i1:trnoch and. Mrs Clara Kennedy and her sister. ArrP. Alive Sitvor•- thorne. of Aylmer. and Mr, Wm N','ville, of Aylmer•, spent the t reek- enei at the Kennedy home,'- Mr. and Mrs. Melvin ,14eClena.gh. an and Michael and Paul' Geiger. of Kitchener, and \Tr. and Mrs. Ben McClenaghan, who have been at Gerrie for the past felt Weeks. visited on Saturday with :\4r. and Mrs (':tri McClenaghan. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Walker on 'Sunday visited with his sister Miss 1 Zerta Walker, of Walkerton, Mr. and Mrs, Alan Walker and family, of Owen Sound, visited with his nareonts nn Saturday and Constable, Roy Walker, of Kitchener, visited tit' re on Thursday, Mr, and Mrs. Jasper' Snell and children, of Westfield, and Mr. and 21rs. Ross Taylor unci Muriel. of Westfield, visited on Sunday with tl'•1r• mother. E, Dow. and ?tit. and IMrs.t,Clare't)oe �.risehie a»dcl:ildierr}}� vispke'1 opt t Sunday with Iver.'anc5 Mia. James Johnston of Turnberry, , • . • •Trey . A•ir•,'M•orrisoin, of Brussels Ttfesbyteriair ..(:hutch, will' be the gliest minister sit the anniversary service's in 'the Presbyterian' Church her•' or Mal✓ 2't, Mr. Char,I(s 4' th.alitin is still a Patient in Wing am Hospital, Mr, and Mrs., Mason -Robinson spent Sunday with her parents, 'Mr, and Mrs. Albert Cameron, Luck-• now at the home of•Mr and Mrs. R blph Cameron, of Ashfie]'d. 'iMr. and Mi•s. Edward Robinson and family, of Donnybrook, visited on Sunday with her parents, Mr, ar'T Mrs. (;erslt'ntn Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gibson, of Brantford, and Mr, and Mrs, Ed- ward Falconer, of London, spent the week -end with their mother, Mrs. R. J, Currie, WILL (i4N FT , DIES IN HOSPITAL Rev. G. L. Fish . officiated on Monday afternoon when funeral service was held from the R. A. Currie & Sons funeral home for; \'.William ;;Gannett of Toronto. Interment was in fWingham re_ meterv. •Pallbearers were James Murray, Alvin Orvis, George H. Tervit, \ tjl•ipm Bain, Morris Swan- son and •Wilfred. ,Gannett... •'Terry Sahr and' Dol. Ewitrig.'Were .flower bearers. ' .""' . :Mr. Gannett, who was in his.72nd year, died in St, Joseph's Hospital, Toronto, on. Friday, after a short ilhiess, A former Wingham res('lent, de - ("(00(d was a son of the late Wil. BESTSHOT-Neil Hardy won the 99th Battery Trophy for the best rifle shot. The award was made at the cadet inspection last week by Major R. P. Ritter, fhiftt' itr.trtrr:t(fr and CO of the local 1battery.-A-T photo. WHITECHURCH Mr. and Mrs. Thompson, . J0 s 1 mp err, of Godc1•Ich, and their family, Mr. and Mrs. Clare Thompson and family, Langton, Mr, and Mrs. Harold Martinson and family, Mr .and Mrs. Ross Thomp- son and family, of Tillsonburg, Mr, and Mrs. Marcel Million and fam- ily, of Harlington, who were cele- brating the 26th anniversary of their marriage, met at the home of Mr; and Mrs, Calvin Robinson on Saturday night, with members of the Robinson families in this ,dis- triet. There were sixty present, The evening was spent in pro, gressive euchre, with Mr, George Robinson and Miss Mary Taylor holding high points, and Robert Vallee, of Tillsonburg and Mrs. Chas. Robinson, .holding low points. The Robinson families presented the bride and groom with xt blank- et. All enjoyed the social time together and spent the week -end with all the relatives in the des• trict. Liam Gannett and Mary Messer, He attended public and high tsehools here and became a glove cutter. Mr. Gannett was the a govern- ment inspector of leather until his retirement in 1957, His wife, the former Leona Bell of Toronto, survives with two sons, Howard and Edward, both of that city. A son, Gordon, predeceased him. There are seven grande.hild- ren. Also surviving are four sisters and two brothers, Mrs, Jessie How- ell, Mrs. Edna McMurdo, Mrs. Flora Jermyn and Harry Gannett of Toronto, and Mrs, Mattie Smlth and •Gordon'Gannett of-vVinghr{rri. IS IT THE KIND THEY ROLL OUT FOR CUSTOMERS IN THIv PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT AT VANCE'S DRUG STORE. KEN'S ALIGNMENT SERVICE PHONE .355. DIAGONAL ROAD. NG11F1AIVi LAKE 4 T--W.I. Members were guests of Greenhush W.I. at the (lrecnbush hall. ,A. very enjoyable evening was spent. Miss Wendy McCullogh .and John Richardson delighted the audience with some lovely renditions of ae. cordion solos. Mrs. Emerson Per g:}son gave two humorous readings and two tilos were sung by Mrs. Gordon Wright, Mrs, Jack Fergu. son and Mrs. Gordon McKee, A fish pond game was hold and a delicious lunch served, ECCA Fast ho4iling for CUTS, BURNS, BOIL'$, !NFECTIO$.7 ,i r Soothing Anl'tsepttc Buy Mecca to Ur) or tube IM ---,---- !- . HEALING ANTISEPTIC )ware'rraku.Q,oru®uwru,wu.,,to4 +.uaozianr...- ryn4: +n �,n•cue+u O!p"+tW�"+niuw.cn,i;+rwra.�whuw.nY WINCHAM KINSMEN Paper Drive Wednesday, nes May-th . � J i 16 HAVE YOUR PAPER BUNDLED AND TIED - AND ON THE STREET FOR PICK-UP STARTING AT 2:30 P.M. PAPER WILL ALSO BE PICKED UP IN BELGRAVE, BLUEVALE VALE A L E A N D WHITECHURCH DURING THE DAY. 2-9-16b �mr.n.Y+nLr"�or,ti.Jar✓.n,rrr.rwrn�wnw.,,+Wruw.rnu++rn.w.:•napwn�ns�rn,w.n,wu•.w+v.r�n\ 1it ..1_ eat Specials M - r ?e 1 "butes., l ri & t ROUND STEAK 75c il). 1 STEAK ROAST Tic lb. T-BONE STEAK 79c lb. SIRLOIN STEAK 70c lb. SHOULDER ROAST ROLLED ROAST, no bone 3, lbs. 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