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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1962-06-27, Page 10fi Wig. Win, )rain s'1`c vexte -Ti $, :rifts. Ste -Wart Forsyth cilia Ste - Phan htn find her Patentt. 31r- and 1 /it y�,d�rs: Sinnankekrr Fk'lrt .M1t:is�1 i 14afar i,''orliyU1(. spent .'.tt IL1.iay in 1 Oxlelph and visite/I with Mr and 1 tif Urs. William icor:fiytln• and other' 11, tY Yr rtllxtives i L r �• MIIIIPlimiwomimonimfollooetwAr" II LYCEUMTheatre nye Venni. Lee Review of week June 14 21 ..04004/5 .M7,il) Wingham, Ontario Two Shows F•aelt Night Gomgneneing at 1.15 p.ink. t . .rcpt Of hC>, 1444 MOVie, "Somea thinX'a Gotta Give". She raid she,; was sick, but wasn't too sick to go night-elubbitkg. They have totes'- ategl hes' 'illnesses' many tunes be- fore, brit this was tt! Within a few hours they had hired bee Remick to replace .her, Lee and Marilyn are about as different as bologna and steak, but they were in such a rush to show Marilyn they could getalong without her that they grabbed the First name they could think Of. Next day the news wits out that the entire movie was postponed. I imagine the studio, realized the picture is almost leash without Miss Monroe, She was the top box office stat' of the past year and don't think they didn't know it! I predict she'll be back on the set before the year is over, illness. es and "all"! ' '1'lkis week ettw the opening of the Stratford Shakespearean Festi- val with the first performance be Ing "MarUeth", the second "The Taming of the Shrew". and Wed- 44)StISSION--9ie - d;,c - 30e nesday the premiere of "The Tem- pest". "Maclat'th" stars Christopher ,Ii 11' 'iS-,',9-30 I'lununer in the title role, Kate 'TOO LATE MKS" (Adult Entertainment Starring Bobby Darin as a .razz xrtusiclan and Stella Sit'vetks on her Way to stardom May be donated. through your local funeral director YLAL 1) 1' -V . -�� ' WOSP1TAI.S, PR1S(?N9"' 1 9ON'T TAKE CIIANUS:I STOCK UP ON F'IRS'T AID ITEMS FROM , VANCE'S DRUG STORE AND YOU WON'T FEEL. HELPLESS WHEN AC¢IOENTS OCcUit! FtR"T ;-1-V'AL Tel1f)CMAAKS. foo Reid as Lady MaeBeth, William Hutt as Banquet and Bruno Gerussi as MacDuff, Kate* Reid has the lead role of Katharina in "Shrew" with Toby Robins as Bianca and John Colleen; as Petr'uc'hio, "Tempest" stars William Hutt and 13rerno Ger- ussi. Later in the season 'July 30> "Cyrano de Bergerac" joins the repertoire with Chris I'hunmer in the title role and Toby Robins and Peter Donat supporting, This, 1 think. may be the stand -out of the entire season. I suggest you try to see one of the plays before the .season ends in September. Will try to make a more detailed report on one or two of them before long. 0-0-0 One of the subjects discussed when "The Vast Wasteland of Television" was dealt with a few weeks ago was. "Should news broadcasters be allowed to an- nounce commercials?" A number of examples given, including Earl Cameron who announces our own CBC news and is also seen doing commercials for different products. This, some of the public argaed, was detracting frons the serious- ness and importance of the world news broadcasts and was creating a false image of the announcer, who, they figured, should remain tense and unsmiling all the time. What do you think? In my opinion the average/ Canadian can distin- guish between a war in Algiers and a war waged by a certain brand of toothpaste, without too much dif- ficulty, However, that is only my opinion. If you have something to add, write to me in care of this newspaper and state your ideas on the subject. The results of the poll will he made known later. 0-0-0 Well, it's finally happened. Mari- lyn Monroe has been told where to go! I never thought it would come about but last week she was given a walking ticket by her studio for showing up for work on the not !IU@411�SA4,-SRO U�.U�..TU.�,.tI. 4, .o ,NIiTflaflaolllllU e O "BUTTER = CRISP" Southern Fried Chicken I Finest you haveever tasted - Available only at Dann-.' Restaurant Ice Cold Honeydew Lemonade 11wU�..Ow,+011.11•wIrU,T1-U!1►O!�I.U�AO H_sl'n One Donuts ](rude fresh daily TRY OUR DRIVE THROUGH WINDOW FOR FAST TAKE -OCPs( SERVICE OR PHONE WINGH.A.M 1160 OI'1:N DAILY -- 11:00 A.M. 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His impres- sions, especially the one of Kirk Douglas, whom he so greatly re- sernbles, are priceless. Not only that, but he is a great dramatic actor as well (and another plug -here/and he is simply the most in the movie, "Where the Boys Are", in which he plays a near-sighted musician and boyfriend of Connie Francis. I've reached the conclu- sion that there's nothing this boy can't do. On the same show, Bob Goulet was overworked, and •1 numbers that did not reveal his true talent, His last performance a few weeks ago did much more for him than did this week's. Whytock - Wilson At West Adelaide Presbyterian Church, London, in a setting of white snapdragons and white can- delabra decorated with trailing ivy and gardinias, a double -ring cere- mony united in marriage Marjorie Elizabeth Wilson. and Rae Gordon Whytock, Rev. L. J. Blakely per- formed the ceremony. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Wilson of Ker - wood, and the groom a son of Mrs. Howard Whytock and the late Mr. Whytock, Teeswater, The bride was charmingly gown- ed in a floor -length dress of pure silk organdy over taffeta with ap- plique of guipure lace. The bodice was fashioned with lily -point sleeves, scalloped scoop neckline, and her bouffant skirt swept into a brush train. A cap of pearlized orange blossoms held a double il- lusion veil. The bride carried a cascade bou- quet of white cymbidiums, orchids, stephanotis and variegated foliage. The maid of honor was Mrs. Beryl Nixon of London, who wore a street -length dress of yellow silk organza over yellow linen and car- ried a cascade of open yellow roses and variegated foliage. The bride's mother wore an or- ange beige silk dress with beige silk organza overskirt, beige acces- sories and a corsage of Tawny Gold roses. The groom's mother chose a French blue embroidereed organza dress with organza jacket and white accessories. Her corsage was blue cornflowers, stephanotis and white roses. The groom was attended by his brother, James Whytock of Tees - Water and Robbie Reed of London, nephew of the groom was ring - bearer. Wendel Alton of London and Arthur McKague, Teeswater, were ushers, For travelling to Florida the bride wore a beige suit with burnt orange and beige accessories and a tailored corsage of Orange Delight roses. Music by the Earle Terry Singers of London, of which the bride is a member, included the procession- al, "Praise My Soul", "Th•J Lord's Prayer", "The Lord's My Shepherd" and the recessional, "0 Perfect Love", forming a guard of honor. Mr. and Mrs. Whytock will reside in Byron, TWO INJURED -Two men, Robert Cronin of Teeswater and Ronald Adams of R.R. 2, Blue - vale, received injuries in a crash just south of Wingham last Wednesday evening. The two cars, the upper one driven by Cronin and the lower by Adams, were completely wrecked. Constable Ronald Bell of the Wingham O.P.P. investigated. -Advance -Times photos. .R501".41Ak.,50 • Win'../ e��i°�� ta.� 1. xa.. • Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Fuller, Wendy and 13111 were wet/It-end guests with lvlr. and Mrs, Don Jeffs in Landon. - The P.H.A.M. (.;hth had its Fut.. nual reunion last Friday at the hone -of Mrs. 'Robert Rae in Lon- don. -- Mr. and Mrs. (icnrge Cameron, Barbara . and Douglas, and Mrs. George Cameron Sr. visited with Mr, and Mrs, Joe Pegnem at Apple_ wood Acres on Sunday. -Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Keith and sons of Toronto spent. the wcelc'.end with their mothers, Mrs. 1',lizahet.h Keith and Mrs. Jean 1';ter. Mrs;. Kleith returned to 'I'ornnln wil,h them for^a few days prior to her . leaving for a holiday ill Western Canada,. • Miss Sandra MacLennan left Saturday for Brac.(.hridlge, where shewill work at Patterson Kaye Lodge for the summer months. -Miss /_sorra L)ickson of 110101) . view, Clinton, was in town on Mon. day and called on several friends. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hodgins. Mr. and Mrs. Lee) Vance, lir. and Mrs. K. M, Yfa(Lennan and "Cons ey" Casemor•e attended ladies' nigh! at the Lions Club, Luelinow, nn Monday evening. --Mr. and Mrs. Mac lthellic' vis ited over the week end with Mr. and Mrs, Doug Murray in Kitell. ener. Miss tCdria Henshaw• and Slier on of New Westminster, B.C., vis ited with Mn'. and Mrs, Art Edgar and family. -• Mr, Jack Murdock or Vanenu• ver, visited over the weak end with Mr, and Mrs. Frank Edgar and Mr. and Mrs, Art Jikigar. • - -Miss Gwen Lodder, of 1'ormil i spent the week -end with Miss Mar. ion Simpson. --Misses Marsha, Debra and Veil (*ta t -n4/ vi•in Hodges of Dungannon spent the week -dna with Mr, and Mrs, Walter Brown and family, Mr, and Mrs, Wilfred. White spent, the week -end in Toronto and al e.ndrd the Hogan - Connell wed.. dine ed- elhle Saturday morning ni. St, 16d.. ware( the Confessor Church, Wil- loweiale, • Mr. and Mrs. James Dnneau moved into the Welwoocl residence 00 Mi)urie Street the latter part of the wc>c'k and Mr, and Mrs, David Iiorwood vacated the Sloan home on Leopold Street this week, They are now living in the house on Minnie) Street which they purchas- ed, and which was formerly oc- cupied by the Delman family. - Mr. Wilford (;asiiek, Wingham, and Mr. Gilbert Beecroft and Mr, Lewis Stonehouse, Belgrave, at. - ten sea the 10th annual National Conference of Men of the [lasted (church at FIIgin House in the Mus- koka, district, from Friday until Sunday. --Mr. and Mrs. A. PI Limning, Mr, Albert Lanning, Miss Anne Middleton and Miss Jessie Wilson, of Toronto, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Art Wilson, it being the occasion of their 40th wedding an- niversary. Miss Wilson remained for a few days' visit, Mr, and Mrs. Harvey Weir, Lorie and Kathie of Welland spent the week -end whin their aunt, Mrs. Alfred A'reCrciglit. - Mr, and Mrs, Robert Kerr and children of Rayner visited over the weekend with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. 3, J. Kerr, Sr., M n- nie St. Mr, .Neil McColl of Don Mills has boon relieving the manager of the Bank of Montreal, Lucknow, Mr. Milton. Rayner, for the past three weeks. Mrs. McColl stayed with her mother, Mrs. Fred Tuck, Wingham. ---Mr, and Mrs. 13111 Crump and 13111y of Niagara Falls, spent the week -end with his mother, Mrs. Jean Crump, -Mr, and Mrs. Jack Hilbert and baby son, of Sarnia, and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hilbert and children of Guelph, spent the week -end with Mrs. William Hilbert Sr. --Mr. and .Mrs. Wilford Caslick were in London on Tuesday. They were accompanied by Mrs. Bush - field, Miss Trudy and Master Stew- art Allen, who visited Tuesday and Wednesday with Mr. and. Mrs. Charles Bushfield, Mrs. Bush - field and her children leave by plane Thursday morning for Cal- gary, where they will take up resi- dence. f DLDEN WEDDING AT BRANTFORD Members of two pioneer families in the Wingham area, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert t Shdell marked their gold- en le - en wedding anniversary with a family .parly on the lawn of their home in Brantford on Sunday. They were married June 26, 1912, at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs, W. RR, Anderson, of East Wawanosh Township. Mrs. Shiell is the former Tessa May An- derson and Mr, Shiell is the eldest; of the ten children of Mr. and Mrs. James Shiell, East Wawanosh. Following their marriage Mr, and Mrs, Shiell lived on a .farm in East Wawanosh until 1918, when they moved' to a farm in Turnberry Township, near Bluevale. In 1941 when Mr. Shiell retired from the farm, they moved to Brantford. Mr. and 1vi's. Shiell attended Bluevale United Church. The couple has a family of five daughters, Mrs. Graham (Alberta) Wray of Brantford; Mrs. Leslie (Olive) Clark of Port Rowan; Mrs. Dennis (Alba) Shutter, Brantford; Mrs. Robert (Jane) Catrtphell of Woodstock. Florence died in 1940. They have nine grandchildren and one great grandchild. FARM PONDS which will be subsidized by the Maitland Valley Cortservatiori Authority were the subject of discussion as tour- ing Authority members visited this pond on a; farm near Listowel. Terry McCauley, of Exeter, fieldman for the Authority, is shown describing the purposes of the ponds, which provide a means of utiiizing surface water for stock, etc.A.T photo, Fee4 extra, 4I 4ture tris 4144111fr' Viper Sudan grass; will provlcta'tt. Dr.'gob Fulkerson of the Po¢,IC :Field Husbandry Department re e'ommeiids seeding on land suitable for _corn, at the rate of 29 pounds per mire anytime In .June, at fia:ni be pastured 0 to 13 weeks later when it is 2 feet high, The crop will carry 2 .cows foi' 2 months. :inane r'eminder's: Treat with 5 ozs, of Aei'osan per 100 pounds seed to control damping off; G. ALAN WILLIAMS Optometrist Patrick St., Winghern Phone 770 Front Gro(...„Tri "hone:: Our Prices Are Lower 590 We Keep Down the Upkeep Free Deliver)/ CHARCOAL for Bar -13-Q 5 lbs. 35c CHARCOAL BRIQUETS 5 lbs. 39c CHARCOAL LIGHTER FLUID .. 16 -oz. 29c First Grade CREAMERY BUTTER , , ,lb. 54c SCHNEIDERS TINNED PICNIC SHOULDER 1 Libby's Fancy TOMATO JUICE LIBBY'S Deep Brown PORK & BEANS ... Libby's Choice PEAS . , Franco American SPAGHETTI , Stokely's Franey CREAM CORN , HENLEY FANCY FRUIT COCKTAIL '-/2-lbs, $1.29 , , , .48 -oz. 29.c .15 -oz. 2/39c ,15 -oz. 2/33c .15 -oz. 2/37c .15 -oz. 2/39c 28 -oz. 39c St. William APPLE PIE READY ,20 -oz. 29c Cudncy Choice PEACHES 20 -oz. 2/49c Donald Duck ORANGE JUICE 48 -oz. 43c SHREDDED WHEAT Biscuits 12's 2/45c Instant Carnation Powdered MILK .3 -lbs. $1.03 WHITE BREEZE POWDERED DETERGENT , , , . Giant 72c Savaday PAPER PLATES 12 8" 15c PAILS OF CHERRIES BOTH BLACK SWEET and RED MONTH MORENCY consisting of 20 lbs. cherries and 2 lbs. sugar will be arriving around July 15th. LEAVE US YOUR ORDER. , Summer Is Officially Here GET READY FOR . . FUN IN THE SUN LADIES' SWIM S'UM'S= See otic selection of attractive swim suits, the s1iad4a #rid styles are lovely. Priced from $6.95 to $9.95 PLAY SHORTS - Plain and cheeks in summer/a newest alnadea. $2.98, to $4.98 Large sizes it $5.95 BLOUSES- Plain LOUSES- Plaint shades and smart Str'ipe9. $2.98 and $3.98 MIX AND MATCH SETS - in Slims, Shorts, Skirts and Blouses ---call at popular prices SUMMER DRESSES - wonderful selection of cottons, A.rniel9 and Gingha.n:s, in $3 98 to $9.98 THE SPORTSMAN good shades and styles. a e a AND FOR COTTON WASHABLE SPORT PANTS-- $4.95, ANTS-$4.95, $5.95 and $6.95 T-SHIRTS in fancy cotton knits or "Ban Lon" -$2.98, $5.00 and $7.95 SWiM SUITS, britf nr boater styli • -$2.98, $3.95 and $4.95 PARKA STYLE "PEP" SHIRTS-- iJerigned for all sports and leisure near, The idbMM shirt for beating and beae:fe wear, Price $5.95 - Without Hood $3.95 PLAY SHORTS, in tarn only -$4.95 PLAID SHORTS at --$5.95 4.4 EDIGHOEFERS (Wingham) Limited "THE FRIENDLY STORE" • • • 1 • • • •