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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1962-08-08, Page 10oogo Tit, Viii; liana 1Lt'tvrLata:e-'.I'ittit!s, Wednesday, Aug. 11, 1901 WROXETER Mr. and Mrs. Dean clibson, Tata Cart, were Monday guests with Mt'. and Mrs. George Gibson, Mr. and Mrs. George Gibson spent Sunday in By= after ,driv- ing Mrs. Harry Retell and family home following their week's vaca- tion. We are pleased to sea= Mr. David Robinson able to be out once again and hope Mrs. Robinson will soon return from the Toronto hospital where she has been confined. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Clement and Mr. Holly Clement, Toronto, have ret.trned home after spending their vacation at their summer home here. 1•• riends and neighbors of Mrs. Marion Langstaff will be orry to learn of her misfortune when she broke a bone in her knee in a fall at her home on Sunday. She was taken to Wingham hospital Sun- day evening but transferred to St. Joseph's Hospital, London, Monday morning, where she will be con- fined for the next couple of months, Mr, and Mrs. Blair Sharp, John, IF—You are using the mortgage plan of buying your home, YOU should know about our special' MORTGAGE INSURANCE Consult— FRANK C. HOPPER —Representative -- Canada Life WING} -IAM, ONT. Phone 402 _j H w ask your ORl1GG/ST fbr� kNI N N NIXON'S PELLAGREX pmt STOPS SCOURS le PREVENTS IRON DEFICIENCY CONTROLS SCURFINESS 1✓ INSURES TOP WEIGHT GAINS PELLAGREX PASTE THESAFEWAY TQ.IRON YOUR FIGS. , NIXON LABORATORIES LTA O SNOSI LLS. OTT. McKibbons Pharmacy PHONE 53 - WINGHA:MI Tonuny, :Davey and ,Sandra of Sar., nia are spending a week with Mr. John Hupfer, while Mfr. Sharp completes his 31 none) course oat the University of Waterloo. Sunday guests with Mr. and Ctrs • Joseph Kerrnnth were ML'. and Mrs. Allan Pattison, Wingham. Ross Tolnaals ani Miss Lyanne Wright visited Mr, and. Mrs. Boyne Sage. thirxl line of Wallace un Sun- •lay. Miss Marion Nage, who had aeon visiting heti, returned hours' with them. Mr. and 1Mrs. Ed Ryder, ill, lima . and Gloria of Searboro spent the holiday week -end with \ir. and Mrs. Vern Clark. Mr, and Mrs. Dan t0'Beirn and family of 'Uxbridge silent the week- end with Mr. and Mrs. fere Hee- ley. Little Lynda O'I:leirn remain. ed. for a. longer visit. Mr. and :Mrs. Thomas Newton Ind family, Mrs. R. Newton and Nancy spent the week -end in Al- pena, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Heaver. liar barn and John. Teaneck. Nal., ani Sandra Noble of Rothsay are vis .ting at Richard Ingram's. Mr. and Mrs. Ross (.'nates hail VIr. and Mrs, Clayton Coates and Joy of Sarnia as guests on Monday. Mr. Bob Paulin, Lindsay, was a week -end visitor with Mr. and Mrs. Wes Paulin. Miss Margaret Tanton and Miss Ida :McCaffrey, of Toronto, hay( been spending a few days at the home of Mr, and Mrs. John Snell. Sister Passes in Detroit Hospital After a short illness there passe'' away suddenly On August 4th in New Grace Hospital. Detroit, Myrtle Imlay, Reg.N., beloved wife of the late Frank Stark. Slue grad. uated from Wingham tleneral Hos. pital and later nursed in New Grace Hospital, Detroit. She leaves a daughter. Mrs. Ro bert Dedoe (Betty); a son, Ales F. Stark and five grandchildren. all of Detroit. Also surviving are two sisters. Mrs, Charles Hopper, Wingham, and Mrs, Stewart Procter, Morris. Funeral service was held WedneS BEAUTY QUEEN—Sylvia Karges, 18, of R.R. 1, Gowanstown, representing the Atwood Lions Club, was crowned beauty queen at the first contest held by the Howick Lions Club. The contest was in connection with the two -night frolic lust Thursday and Friday evenings. Five girls vied for the honour. Contestants shown from the left are Carole Edmonds, Milverton; Janie Hambly, Fordwich; Judy Renwick, Wing - ham; Brenda Alien, Harriston; Sylvia Karges, the winner. --Photo by Cantelon HOWICK FROLIC day, Aug. 8th at the Hunter feu. 1SS 3Y[Y A KAROES eral home with interment in Ro:;e. land Cemetery, Detroit. THE WESTERN ONTARIO STEAM THRESHERS REUNION SEE LIVE STEAM ENGINES IN ACTION AUGUST 17 AND 18 Greenwood Driving Park (Fair Grounds) PETRO L I A A Mammoth Parade Saturday Morning on Main St. at 10:30 Steam Engines 'Threshing - Various Separators - Baker Fan Hammer Mill - Wood Sawing - Steam Engine Racing Model Engines - Square Dancing - Model Threshing Scenes Antique Cars - Other Attractions A PRIZE FOR THE OLDEST TH'RESHERMAN ON THE GROUNDS ON SATURDAY Hobbyists Bring Your Models C%IIC'ICEN BAItI3EQUE DINNER, SERVED ON SATURDAY BY FAIR BOARD LADIES Admission — Men, $1.00; Paid-up Members, Women and Children Free — Free Parking IS A EO Q1EE L WF ()X1:TER—The annual Lions' frolic•, heid in the community park on Thursday and Friday was quite a Ynr'Ct•,s, in spite of the cool wea- ther t.f the opening night. Thurs- day ,.:ght'.s program consisted of the clr.,o•.ing of "Miss Lions' Club" frons entrants of clubs in the sur- rouiirling district, who displayed their talent and by vocal music supplied by the Lang Sisters of Mildmay. Music for dancing was provi.i •1 by the Fordwich Orches- tra. Entertainment Friday consisted of the croshing of the winner of the contest, Miss Sylvia Karges of Gowanstown, who received $50.00 as first prize. Miss Karges sang as her contribution to the talent show, and was sponsored by the Atwood Club. Other entrants were Miss Janie Hambly, Fordwich, the Howick Club';, entrant, who sang; Miss Judy Renwick, baton twirler, the Wingham contestant; Miss Brenda Allen, sponsored by Harriston who sang to her own guitar accompani. menta Miss Carol Edmonds, Milver- ton, who recited. The three judges were from Lncicnaw. The Queen was crowned by Lion LOWED COST PER DOZEN SHUR•GAIN LAVING FEEDS are pro. duced to help you get more eggs on Tess feed giving you a lower feed cost per dozen. 5111111-6AIN e ; WITH S 1 w114IN Drop in . . let's talk about a bal. anced ration formulated to meet the rerluirements of your flock. Ask us about the complete Shur. Gain Laying Feeds Program. LAYING FEEDS Wingham Fe PHONE 142 • V W INGHAM`WI; George McCutcheon of Brussels, warden of Huron County, and Mrs. McCutcheon placed the sash on the queen, All contestants received gifts donated by the merchants of Ford- wich, Gorrie and Wroxeter. The winners of the 20 draw prizes were as follows; Vacuum cleaner, Miss Lily Vittle, R.R. 1 Wroxeter; bridge set, William Boehler, Ford- wich; Corning set, Tommy Graham. of Gorrie; radio, Don Warson, Gor- rie; ironng board, Mrs. Mary Moore of Fordwich; pole lamp, E. Len- zini, Wroxeter; TV tables, Walt McKibbon, Wingham; rug, Melvin Hunter, Gorrie; pop-up toaster, H. M. Krotz, Listowel; step-up table, Anne Yoeman, Wroxeter; table lamp, Mike Newton, Wroxeter stainless steel tableware, Charles Sanburn, Bluevale; aluminum chair Mrs, Gordon Edgar, Gorrie; boudoir chair, Nancy Taylor, Bluevale; Hassock, Clare Cleghorn, Wing - ham; smoker's stand, Lloyd Case - more, Wingham; card table, Don Grey, Bluevale; steak set, Mrs, S. Bride, Fordwich; china teapot set, Bill Orvis, Harriston; desk lamp, Mrs. Robert Ahara, Wingham. Winners of the penny sales draw were: Clothes hamper, Harold Keil of Gorrie; ice chest, Mrs. Lila Ben- nett, Wroxeter; camera, Brenda Townsend, Wroxeter; lawn sprink- ler, Don Watson, Gorrie; radio, Mrs. Henry Bulmar; clock, Mervyn Pyke; iron, Ted Smith, Wroxeter; panda hear, Mrs, Lois Widdaed of Brussels; Sani-Queen, Mrs. William Campbell, Fordwich. The midway, the many games of chance, the refreshment booth in charge of the Ladies' Auxiliary to the Howick Legion and dancing to Wilbee's Orchestra provided enter- tainment for all, Proceeas win runner the child welfare and community betterment work of the Howick Lions, who are grateful for the patronage shown again this year at their frolic, rind to all those who helped to make it a SUCCESS. FOND 1Cii Birth WILLIAMSON-- Bruce and Evelyn Williamson. of London, are happy Huron County who enjoyed a bus to announce the arrival of their trip to Gratiot County, Michigan. daughter, Barbara Annette, on Many industries, along with the Thursday, August 2nd, 1902, at Michigan State University were ,St. Joseph's Hospital, a sister for toured during the three day visit. .Brenda Anne. Mr. and Mrs. James Fitzmaurice Hold Shower for Miss M. Marlin A miscellaneous shower was head at the home of Mrs. James Bain recently for Miss Margaret Martin when a number of nurses and friends gathered to honor her nn her forthcoming marriage, Miss Martin was escorted to a chair decorated with pink and white bows and an address was given by Mrs. Miller Davis who also presented the gifts. Lunch was served by the hostess- es, Mrs. Davis, Mrs, Keith Moffat anti Mrs, Freddie Templeman. Miss Martin thanked her friends for the lovely gifts and invited them to her new home, Guests at Blyth holiday week -end here. Mrs. 130 - ander and the boys remained here after spending the past five weeks in London, Mrs, lamim. Williamson is spend- ing somo time with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Willhilnsen in London, Miss T'irnnu Askin, of Listowel, visited a Cow days last week with Mr. an Mrs, Harold Patg. Mr. Htlye Oni'haw, of Pon Mills, "pent a row days last week with Mr, and Mi's, Mel Allan. Mrs, Fred M'cl3lnehern and Alan, of Conn, and Mrs. Morgan HubbO1. of Cobour'g visited Thursday at the lanae home, MiAtor Arnold Allen returned home :elle: visiting At the foriner's home te past week, ster Kenneth l\'(eCjement is nding this week at Wasaga h. Mr, and ' Mrs. Ted Denny and Brenda F,ee, .of ll'in, were week- end visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Earl Moore. Miss Enrida Denny returned hone with her parents after spend- ing the past three weeks here. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wilson and family visited on Sunday with lvIr. and Mrs. Ken Grant at Teeswater. Mrs. Percy lainstock and Miss Helen Hainstook, of Iloronto, visit- ed the past week with relatives here and in Wingham, Miss Mary Corbett, of Toronto, visited a few days last week with Mrs. Ruby Forester. Mr. and Mrs, Toni McClement visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. 'Glenn McCletnent at Wasaga, Mr. and Mrs. Nile Soehner and family, of Waterloo, spent a couple of days last week with Mr, and Mrs. Everitt Allan, Mr. Cecil Lynn and Judy, of Or- illia, visited one day last week with Mrs. Dora Ridley. Miss Karen Lynn returned home after spending the past month with cher grandmother. lvlr. and Mrs. Carl Stewart and family, .of Listowel, were Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs, Jim Stewart. Mr, and Mrs. Max Hambly and children, of .Kitchener, spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hambly, Miss Janie }Tenably re- turned to Kitchener and will spend a few days, Miss Helen Hainstock, of Tor- onto. was guest soloist Sunday morning in Trinity Church. Nancy Jacques and Kent Anken- man, of Howick Township, were among the 35 4-H members from Mr, and Mrs, Glenn Johnson and Helen spent a few days last week at Leamington. Mrs. Alex Keith is spending a few days with Mr, and Mrs. Peter Chimney at Port Colborne. Miss Pat Beard and Miss Mar- jory Foster spent the week -end with the latter's mother. Miss Jean Foster returned with them where she has accepted a position. Mr, and Mrs. George Bolander and sons, of London, spent the About 30 members of the Wing - ham Women's Institute were guests of the Blyth institute on Thurs- ; day. Members front Clinton were {present and a fine program was 1 enjoyed. Lunch was served, and family, of London, and Mr. Ev- eritt Cooper, of Clinton, spent Civic holiday with Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Cooper. The many friends of Mr. Clar- ence Gibson will be sorry to hear he is confined to Stratford General Hospital, having suffered an injury to his eye from a piece of plaster while working on a new home on the 10th concession of Howick. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bricker and Mary Lou, of Baden, are spending Messengers Picnic On Centre Grounds pb LG'RAYE • The Messengers picnic was held on the grounds .of the community e.eritre on Thursday evening. Ganges ,and races were conducted by Mrs. Jlteis Higgins. Mrs. ROY Me.S.veen and Mrs. Geo. Johnston, The relay races. were both wan by Lloyd Miehie's team over Gary McSween's team. In the ram. 1l and over, Lloyd Michie; 9 and over girls, Joan Bosman; 9 and over boys, Gary McSween; 0, '1 and 8 girls, Mary Anne Wheeler; 0, 7 and boys, Stephan Fear; wheelbarrow race, 1, Gary McSwe.en and Lloyd Michie; 2, Owen Fear anti Wayne Hopper. Guessing games and a candy scramble followed after which the older children enjoyed a ball game, Audrey Coultes' team defeating Lois RInn's team 7 to 4. The younger children played games directed by Mrs, Stanley Hopper. Lunch of sandwiches, freshie and cookies was served by the United Church Women, chis wecic 'at the. home of Mr, and Mrs, Earl Moore. Mr, and Mrs. John Minigan and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Horvath and family, Mr, and Mrs. Squire Oakley, Mr. and Mrs. John Bush.ell and family, Mr. and Mrs. S. Sault and family attended the Jehovah Witness rally held in Hamilton over the week -end, Mr, Earl Ridley of London, spent the weeic-end with Mrs, Ridley. Miss Jennie Porter, of Listowel, visited over the week -aid with Mrs, John Holt. Mr. Anson Demerling was eonfin- ed to Shouldloe Surgery In Tor- onto for a few days last week. Mr, .and Mrs, Ralph Witmer and family, of Waterloo, spent the week -end at the home Of Mr, and l4rs, I-iarry Hast. Lithe Sheila and ,funle Vette- place, of Teeswater, visited last Week with Mr, and Mrs. Gerald Martin. Miss Beatrice lioutledge, of Streotsvilie, is spending two weeks at the ,home of Mr, and Mrs, Holger Espeitsen. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Bride en- joye(' a motor trip lust week to t Ottawa, Cornwall and down the St. Lawrence Seaway. They also visit- ed with their San Bob, at Port Car- ling. Mr Harold Pollock and Mr. and Mrs. I-iowell Fraser were in Wind- sor on Friday. Mrs. Harold Pollock returned home after spending sev- eral weeks there, where she attend, ed summer school, Mrs, Anson Demerling was host- ess for a farewell party in honor of Miss Jean Foster, when neigh -0 bours enjoyed an evening of pro- gressive euchre. Jean has taken a position in Toronto. She was given a purse of money for which she expressed her thanks, Mr, and Mrs, Robert Fitzpatrick and family, of Kelowna, .I3.C., called on their great aunt, Mrs. William* Wade, last week. .Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Jordan and Mr, and Mrs. Hector Browne at- tended the dedication service tit Trinity Anglican Church, Belgrave, last Sunday. 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