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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1963-07-04, Page 7Promotions at Wingham PS ;KINDERGARTEN TO GR, I in Adams, Jeffrey An- d Billy Anger, Joan Ar er, Jimmy Bailey, Peter Bauer, Debbie Brenzil, Susan Burke, Paul Connell, Grace Corrin, Bradley Coulter, Alexa Currie, Marcia Fenwick, Allen Foxton, Carl Good, Lori Guest, Loki Henderson, Pamela Peter Hilbert, Kathy ildebrand, Trudy Holmes, Maurice Hull, Ricky Jacklin, Connie Jamieson, Joan John_ ston, Michael King, Ruth Klahsen, Brenda La Rose, Carl Lee, Bobby Lillierop, Timmy Lloyd, Carey MacDonald, Larry Machan, Randy McKay, Lois McLaughlin, Tommy Maxwell, Murray Moore, Terry Nesbitt, 'Keith Nethery, Kathy O'Gor- man, Robert Pollack, Janice ,Rae, Debbie Readman, Bobby Remington, Lynn Richardson, Karen Richey, Jimmy Ritter, Debbie Sanderson, Ronald Seli, Marlene Sewers, Cathy Schiestal, Bradley Simmons, David Staple- ton, Monte Taylor, Trudy Templeman, Mark Tiffin, Jim- my Vanderwouke, Owen Waite, Dale Walden, Debbie Welwood, Joe Wick, Bobby Williams, Patricia Willie, Mrs. Vera Elliott. GRADE I to GRADE II Paul Bennett, Charles Bondi, Beryl Cameron, Murray Carter, Paulette Deyell, Dennis Dolgos, Erika During, Seglinde During, Dean Ewing, David Fish, Shane Foxton, Brian Gordon, Janet lOorrie, Carol Hastings, Keith Hodgkinson, Stuart Holloway, Murray Hunter, Bill Kennedy, Tommy Lee, Janet Lillierop, Richard Lloyd, Steven Maxwell, Tammy Morton, Wayne McKee, Elizabeth Nethery, Brian Pol- lock, Christine Rae, Terry Sal - lows, Ricky Smith, Keith Snowden, Douglas Vander- woude, Ricky Waite, Susan Wick. Miss Agnes Williamson. GRADE I to GRADE II Stephen Caslick, Randy El- liott, Kathy Guest, Ricky Hodgins, Janis Ohm, Jimmy Pattisbn, Joanne Stephens, Roger Tiffin, Jimmy Welwood, Robbie Young. GRADE II to GRADE III Mardi Adams, Ruth Bennett, Bill Brown, Sandra Carter, Marilyn Collar, Mark Douglas, John Downton, Carol Higgins, THE GARDEN NEVER COMES UP TO HIS EXPECTATIONS . BUT THE PRESCRIPTION DEPARTM ENT AT VANCE'S PHARMACY ALWAYS DOES. rl 'FTC - N.6744 fit ® LOCAL TRADEMARKS, Inc. Marilyn Irwin, Olive Lapp, Dianne Lavergne, Douglas Leitch, Jeff Lockridge, Joanne Marks, Janet McGee, Bonnie McTaggart, Kathy Pattison, Gregory Peachey, Ronald Per- rott, Kathy Ross, Debra Salter, Diane Stainton, Sean St. George, Karin Strong, Paul Swatridge, David Tiffin, Steven Watson. Mrs, Isabel Wheeler. GRADE II to GRADE III Trudy Archer, Bernie Bailey, Roger Blair, Randy Brenzil, Connie Burke, Stephen Cruick- shank, Laurie Deneau, Douglas Ellacott, Laurie Foxton, Nelson Gower, Terry Harcourt, Bobby Henderson, Jean Hopper, Charles Hopper, Roger Irvine, Beverley LaRose, Doris Lrwis, Richard Ladd, Trudy MacKay, Sylvia MacLean, Tommy Mc- Laughlin, Beverley Merrick, Billy Moore, Gary Moore, Stephen Sallows, Bobby Seli, Barbara Stapleton, Billy Stone, Stephen Scott, Stephen Tif- fin, Vickie Taylor, David Walker, Eddie Whitby, Robert Vanderwoude, Gail Remington. Miss Phyllis Johns. GRADE III to GRADE I17 Harry Bakker, Cheryle Bailey, Philip Beard, Geri Bennett, Douglas Casemore, Bobby Cruickshank, Julie Foxton, Russell Foxton, Leslie Hilbert, David Hodgins, Stewart Hunt- er, Elizabeth Jacklin, Bobbie LaRose, Brad Lewis, Cecil Mc- Kee, Terry Reid, Kathy Sed- don, Larry Simmons, Gordon Smith, John Smith. Mrs. Donna Pennington. GRADE III to GRADE 117 Elaine Archer, Patricia Boyd, James Brooks, William Burchill, Joanne Cameron, Terry Carter, Paul Douglas, Richard Down- ton, Bonnie Feagan, Rosemary Forsyth, Nancy Gardner, Wil- liam Hammond, William Hilbert, Helen Ann Holloway, Marlene Irvine, Christine Kregar, Sandra Lee, Murray Leggatt, Stephen Lloyd, Janice MaeTavish, Doug- las Mason, Margaret McLaugh- lin, Kim Mellor, Sharon Orvis, Karen Ritter, Rae Robinson, Jahn Schipper, John Stephens, Karen Sutcliffe, Susan Williams. Miss Joan Armitage. GRADE IV to GRADE V Ray Archer, Rhonda Bell, Robin Blair, John Broome, Patty Cantelon, Wayne Carter, Jim •Casemore, Glenn Dundas, Sally Lou Elliott, Candice Fox - ton, Barry Gardner, Nancy Glenn, Lee Grove, Karen Hast- ings, Jeffrey Hayes, Jean Hunt- er, Jean Irwin, Marlene Jamie- son, David Lloyd, Gerald Marks, Gordon Moore, Carl Mowbray, Brad MacKay, Adora MacLean, Jane Anne Nethery, Judy Ohm, Gene Porter, Denise Seddon, Douglas Seiling, Nancy Seli, Leslie Thompson, Douglas Thomson, Anne Welwood, Marie Whitby, Marion Willie. Mrs. Margaret Moffatt. GRADE V to GRADE IV Ken Aitchison, Joan Bennett, Rhys Blair, Bryon Brooks, Joan Burchill, William Congram, Wendy Crewson, Ruth Ann Currie, Brian Deyell, Esther Fish, Mark Fisher, Lloyd Frid- enburg, Linda Glenn, Norman Gerrie, Bruce Henry, Lyla Hickey, Billy Hollenbeck, Wayne Hunter, Tommy Irwin, Leonard Johnston, Susan Kre- gar, Gloria Lewis, Gloria Mc- Kee, Irene McKee, Brenda McTaggart, Cathy Miller, Karen Rae, Ken Rae, Matt Richard - BETTER USED CAR BUYS FROM .. . CRAWFORD 'S 1962 PLYMOUTH AUTO. TRANSMISSION RADIO 1961 CHEVROLET 2 -DOOR, 8-CYL. AUTO. TRANSMISSION 1961 DODGE 4 -DOOR CLEAN CONDITION 1959 DODGE 1959 PONTIAC PARISIENNE 4 -DOOR HARDTOP, RADIO, Very clean—A real buy 1959 SIMCA VADETTE 4 -DOOR 8 -CYLINDER 1957 DODGE1957 GOOD CONDITION t4 CUSTOM ROYAL -Dr. Hardtop 1955 DODGE 4 -DOOR RADIO CRAWFORD ilior.-- MOTORS Your Dodge, Plymouth, Chrysler, Valiant Dealer WINGHAM PHONE 357-3862 son, Sandra Seddon, Steven Seli, Michael Walden. Mrs. Shirley Kaufman. GRADE IV to GRADE 17 David Balser, Jane Bateson, Suzanne Brenzil, Julie Burke, John Deneau, Jackie Deyell, David Gibson, Nancy Guest, Randy Hafermehl, Steven Langridge, Luanne Lavergne, John Leitch, Bob McGee, Ruth Ann Readman, Bobby Shaun- essy, Brenda Stapleton, Joanne Sutcliffe, Sandra Tiffin, GRADE V to GRADE VI Janice Carter, Dianne Cas- lick, Barbie Dauphin, Frances Ducharme, Brad Elliott, Ann Ewing, Billy Fuller, Debbie Gibson, Debbie Grose, Jennifer Henderson, Barbara Hethering- ton, Gail Irvine, Joe Kerr, Linda Lockridge, Vicki Rosen- hagen, Billy Strong, Paul Templeman, Marilyn Tiffin, Mrs. Grace Webster. GRADE VI to GRADE VII Teddy Ahara, Linda Aitchison, Morris Bannerman, Douwe Bakker, Barbara Lloyd, Larry Brooks, Donald Collar, Susan Currie, Terry Deyell, Sheila Edward, Randy Elrick, Barbara Feagan, Randy Foxton, Malcolm Galbraith, Paul Gardner, Rickey Gardner, Barbara Gower, Joe Hall, Beverly Hastings, Donald Hastings, Nicki Jeffery, Gary MacKay, Darcy Mothers, Leora McMinn, Eddie Ross, David Schiestel, Lynda Seddon, Valerie Seiling, Adele 1 ffin, Richard Wharton, Bonni Willie. Mrs. Dorothy Thornton. GLADE VI to GRADE 1711 Julie Adams, Gary Brenzil, Bruce Cameron, Gregory Carter, Ross Caslick, Ellen Cruick- shank, Jennifer Dundas, Linda Elliott, Janna Ewing, Gayle Gannett, Larry Gordon, Paul Guest, Donnalea Hardie, Grant Heywood, Norman MacLennan, David Ohm, John Rae, Judith Reid, Monty Templeman, George Welwood, Catharine Wenger, Patricia Zurbrigg. GRADE VII to GRADE VIII Robert Armstrong, Mary Ann Cruickshank, Deborah Foxton, Brenda Hafermehl, Heather Hueston, Linda Hutton, Diane Jeffery, Brian MacKay, Robert McKay. Donald Jardin. GRADE VII to GRADE VLII Rein Bakker, Donald Brooks, Georgina Brooks, Douglas Cameron, Joan Cruickshank, Patti Cutter, Paul Fleury, Barbara France, Sheila France, Jim Hayes, Anne Henderson, Bob Hotson, Wayne • Kregar, Preston Lediet, Ivan McBur- ney, Brian McKee, Norma McKee, George Miller, Bab Morton, John Phillips, Jennie Prosser, Andy Rathbun, Joan Remington, Kenneth Snowdon, Kenneth Taylor, Pamela Wal- den, Nancy Whitby, Sharon Willie. Mrs. Margaret Mundell. GRADE VIII to GRADE IX Mary Ahara, Bob Bitten, Bruce Boyd, Douglas Cameron, Joan Cantelon, Brian Carr, Nancy Casemore, Jamie Doug- las, Kevin Fisher, Wendy Fuller, Terry Gardner, Bonnie Glenn, Dianne Grove, Linda Hastings, Janice Hayes, Verna Hunter, Wayne Irvine, Harold Jardin, Frances Lediet, Barry MacLean, Pamela McKay, Tam- my Miller, Dianne Orvis, Linda Schiestel, Bryan Walden, Jean Welwood, John Welwood, Don- ald Willie, Sharon Re.avie. TRANSFERRED GRADE VIII to GRADE IX Jon Bateson, Keith Henry, Ricky Irvine, Patsy Seiling, Ron Walden, Lynda Whitby. Mrs. Margaret Walsh. GRADE 171II to GRADE IX Dean Balser, Peter Callan, Alan Carter, Norman Corrin, Brenda Ellacott, Barbara Henry, George Jardine, Linda McTaggart, Virginia Murray, Cathy Peachey, Donald Rae, Lynda Reavie, Gloria Reed, Neil Renwick, Paul Tiffin. GRIADE VII to GRADE Vl`II Jane Adams, Elaine Carter, Barrie Conron, Mary Joan Cor- rin, Sheila Crewson, Kathryn Duclharme, Douglas Elliott, Melanie Harris, Jim Hender- son, Judith Irwin, David Lang - ridge, Anne Meyer, Bobby Mill- er, Brian Miller, Douglas Mowbray, Newton Richardson, Marilyn Strong, Robert Tiffin, Patricia Walker, Mary Lee Wenger. Mrs. Jean Wilson. Wingham Advance -Times, Results at Sacred Heart Grade I to II—Richard Fox - ton, Gerald Skinn, Pamela Templeman, Catherine White. Grade 11 to III—William Bauer, James DeGroot, Bruce Ortlieb, Debbie Reijerink, Sharon Reijerink, Bruce Skinn, Adele Vath. Grade 111 to IV—John Bruyns, Anthony DeGroot, Brian Reijer- ink, Jerry Reijerink. Grade IV to V -Diane Bauer, John Crawford, Elaine Kieffer, Betty Ortlieb, Barbara Skinn, Edward Skinn, Constance Slos- ser, Frances White, Maribeth Vath, Glenna MacNeil. Grade V to VI—Trudy Bruyns, Esther Chettleburgh, Mary Lou Foxton, Karen Kieffer, Brian Skinn, Michael White. Grade VI to VII—Gary Bauer, Alex Crawford, Frank De - Groot, Brenda Grubbe, Ger- maine MacNeil, Ruth Anne Rich, Bill Skinn, Barbara White. Grade VII to VIII --Mary Chettleburgh, Ronald Kieffer, Peter Martyn, Annette Ortlieb, Aurelia Skinn, Josephine Smith, Anne Vath. Grade VIII to IX—Juanita Crawford, Kenneth Crawford, Judy McGlynn, Evelyn Ortlieb, Kenneth Skinn, . Robert Smith, Mary White, Minister's Father Died Suddenly Leonard W. Fish, father of Rev. Gordon L. Fish of Wing - ham, died suddenly last week while he and members of his family were on a motor trip. They had spent Tuesday night with their son here and had then driven to the Peterboro district, where they were to holiday with relatives. Mr. Fish took ill at Lakefield and passed away. He had been in poor health for the past year, but it was thought his condition was improving, Born at Minton, Quebec, he had lived at St. Thomas for about 40 years, where he con- ducted a market gardening busi- ness. He was a veteran of the First World War. He is survived by his wife, one son, Gordon, of Wingham and a daughter, Mrs. A. D. Douglas, St. Thomas and five grandchildren. Funeral service was conduct- ed onducted at the Union United Church on Saturday and interment was in the cemetery at Union. ONLY TWO LANGUAGES? Canada has only two official languages—French and English. But a great many more tongues are spoken in this country. In fact, in Canada and the United States, there are no fewer than ten language families, with more than one thousand sub- ordinate languages and dialects. MEMBERS OF THE 19th FIELD Regiment, who will be visiting Wingham for a reunion this week -end, will well remember this piece of equipment, the old 25 - pounder on a self-propelled carriage. Alex Corrigan supplied the print and he recalled that they only got about four miles to the gallon. OLD ARMY FRIENDS will recall this group during the heavy fighting in France shortly after D -Day when this picture was taken. The men are George Tervit, of Wingham; Larry Bester, Walkerton; Ed McGrade, Tor- onto; Bob Thompson, Toronto; Jim Haldenby, Sault Ste. Marie, and Pte. St. Germaine, Peace River. Their self-propelled gun is in the background. They were members of the 19th Field Regiment which is holding a reunion here this week -end. Five Fatalities During Month Provincial Police District No. 6, of which Wingham is a part, reports five fatal accidents dur- ing the month of May, with a loss of five lives, but 72 persons were injured in traffic accidents in the same period. There was a total of 152 accidents, The police checked 5955 ve- hicles and issued 2082 warnings. Eight hundred and seventy-five charges were preferred. Lions Install New Officers The final meeting of the Lions Club for the season was held at the Golf Club on Wed- nesday evening of last week, when the new officers were in- stalled by Past President Wilbur Tiffin as follows: Pres., Lee Vance; 1st vice- pres. , Lloyd Casemore; 2nd vice, G. W. Cruickshank; 3rd vice, Ross Hamilton; sec, , Chas. Perrott; treas. , Herb Hotson; tailtwister, Bill Con- ron; asst. tailtwister, Percy Clark; lion tamer, Jack Reavie; pianist, Hap Swatridge; direc- tors, one year, Murray Mac- Lennan, DeWitt Miller; direc- tors, 2 years, Fred McGee, Gordon Sutcliffe, Ted Elliott. One year perfect attendance pins were presented to Elwood Armitage, T. S. Beattie, Lloyd Casemore, Bill Conron, Bud Cruickshank, Bill Cruikshank, Bill Currie, Ted Elliott, Whit Grose, Ross Hamilton, Rube Harrison, Frank Hopper, Herb Hotson, Murray MacLennan, Fred McGee, Hap Swatridge, E. Stuckey, G. W. Tiffin, Lee Vance and Charlie Perrott. Past presidents' pins went to Bill Currie and Murray Mac- Lennan and past secretaries' pins to Jack Reavie and Fred McGee. FINANCES Lion Herb Hotson gave a fi- nancial report for the year which indicated various expen- ditures and donations for com- munity benefits: Sunday Skat- ing, $150; CNIB, $25; Ont. Heart Foundation, $10; Hockey, $101; Salvation Army, $50; School for Retarded Children, $200; Scholarships, $50; House Numbering, $1, 249; Belgrave Arena, $250, The retiring president, Mur- ray MacLennan, expressed his appreciation for the fine co- operation he had been accorded during the year and turned the gavel over to the in -coming first vice-president, Lloyd Casemore who accepted it on behalf of the new president, Lee Vance. The latter was un- able to be present, but in a letter read to the club request- ed a meeting of the board for June 27th. Appreciation was expressed to the ladies who served the smorgasbord dinner by Lion Fred McGee. At an intersection, the right-of-way does not include the right to slay. LISTOWEL DRIVE-IN Thursday, July 4, 1903 — Page '1 POLES FOUGHT HARD IN WORLD WAR 0 THURS: FRI. JULY 4-5 Kirk Douglas and Robert Waker in "THE HOOK" Adult Entertainment See the flight to freedom filmed where it happened "ESCAPE FROM EAST BERLIN" SAT. -MON. JULY 6-8 ,TERRY LEWIS' latest "IT'S ONLY MONEY" Yui Brynner in "THE MAGNIFICENT SEVEN" Color A raw guy ty story of human courage LATE SHOW SUNDAY NIGHCI JULY 7 "TOWER OF LONDON" and "VAMPIRE AND THE BALLERINA" Adult Entertainment TUES.-WED. JULY 9-10 Clear the decks for suspense, action, drama — Two Academy Award Winners together for the first time BETTE DAVIS and JOAN CRAWFORD "WHAT EVER HAP- PENED TO BABY JANE'? Adult Entertainment CROWN THEATRE HARRISTON BALANCE OF WEEK THURS: FRI: SATURDAY JULY 4-5-6 WALT DISNEY Presents "IN SEARCH OF THE CASTAWAYS" Technicolor Starring Hayley Mills, Maurice Chevalier Disney piles one thrill on anoth- er in this fun filled program for all the family Shows at 7.15 and 9.15 MATINEE SATURDAY 2.15 Children 25c MONDAY, JULY 8 THROUGH SATURDAY, JULY 13 LL WEEK —WALT DISNEY Presents "THE SON OF FLUBBER" Starring red MacMurray, Nancy Olson e sequel is even funnier than 'The Absent Minded Professor" Shows at 7.15 and 9.15 p.m. MATINEE SATURDAY at 2.15 Children 25c An added Disney Featurette NATURES After the Nazi -Soviet con- quest of Poland, vast numbers of Polish servicemen made their way to France and, later, to Britain. Over three hundred thousand men, all volunteers, served in the Polish armed forces. Polish airmen shot down every seventh German aircraft in the Battle of Bri- tain. Polish divisions fought in Norway, Africa, Normandy and Germany. The Polish Second Corps was responsible for winning the great battles of Monte Cassino and Ancona in Italy. IIIIIUIIII111110111111N Il*iIIIIII®'ialll I BROWNIE'S DRIVE-IN CLINTON 2 Complete Shows Nightly First Show at Dusk 2nd Show at approx. 11 o'clock THURSDAY & FRIDAY July 4-5 "ROAD TO HONG KONG" BOB HOPE BING CROSBY DOROTHY LAMOUR Cartoon SATURDAY & MONDAY July 6-8 "BLUE HAWAII" ELVIS PRESLEY JOAN BLACKMAN Colour - Scope Cartoon TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY July 9-10 "JUDGMENT AT NUREMBERG" SPENCER TRACY BURT LANCASTER MARLENE DIETRICH. Cartoon ONE SHOW NIGHTLY AT 9:30 COMING NEXT: A Special Family Show "LAD A DOG" and "Adventures of the Roadrunner" FreePopcorn for the children Thursday night, July 11 1111111112111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 1111(111(Ii11111111111111111111111®IIIVI110f11011l HARRISTON DRIVE—IN THEATRE THURS.-FRI. JULY 4-5 JERRY LEWIS in "IT'S ONLY MONEY" Plus HAROLD LLOYDS WORLD OF COMEDY An all comedy show SATURDAY ONLY JULY 6 "THE LAST WAGON" In Technicolor, stars Richard Widmark -- plus "THE NUN AND THE SERGEANT" Stars Robert Wagner and Anna Sten SUNDAY LATE SHOW JULY 7 — STARTS 11 P.M. "THE LAST WOMAN ON EARTH" Plus "JET ATTACK" Special added attraction IN PERSON THE GALAXYS Come early and enjoy this fine band MON.-TUES: WEDNESDAY JULY 8-9-10 Walt Disney Presents in True Life Color "JUNGLE CAT" Plus ABBOTT AND COSTELLO "MEET THE MUMMY" 11111111111111111111111111111MMIIIIIIIKIIK11®111®1