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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1964-08-06, Page 13Winp,h:urt Advance-'litrrt.s, 'Ihur^day, August ti, J.ii. i - Page b SEPTEMBER 3, AI WINGHA.:, TOWN PA:':K 3 F THURSDAY 3 rd SEPTEMBER * BING * GAMES * RIDES MIDWARIDES * PONIES -GAMES FRIDAY t SEPTEMBER SATURDAY 5 to SEPTEMBER *230 p. m. ®lafflY 'UTH PARA E (* 10 CLASSES — OPEN TO YOUTHS UNDER 16 YEARS x.00 p.ni.®-CHICKEN BAR $1.50 AND 75c — CHICKEN WITH ALL THE TRIMMINGS MIDWAY ALL DA 8.30p.m SATURDAY BARN DANCE IN THE WINGHAM ARENA —featuring— Don Robertson and his RANCH BOYS ® GUEST ERNIE KING — SHARON STRONG KELLY DAMM — STARS • EARL HEYWOOD — MARY ELLIOTT STOREY SISTERS 3 Days Of Fast Moving High Stepping FUN Sponsored by the Wingham LIONS CLUB ACCENT on YOUTH FRONTIER DAYS PARADE Parade will be Saturday, September 5th with entries accepted up to 9 p.m., Thursday, Septem- ber 3rd. Use the entry form below or additional entry forms may be obtained from Vance's Drug Store, Wingham. OPEN TO ALL 16 YEARS OF AGE AND UNDER PRIZES IN EACH CLASS: First Prize $10; Second Prize $5; Third Prize $3.00. PRIZES WILL BE AWARDED FOR THE FOLLOWING: 1—Best National Float 2—Best National Costume 3—Most Original Float 4—Most Original Costume 5—Best Decorated Vehicles—( Bicycles, Tricycles, Wagons, Doll Buggies) 6—Best Pioneer Costume 7—Best Frontier Float 8—Best Indian Dress 9—Best Cowboy or Cowgirl Attire 10—Float and Entrant Coming Farthest Distance A grand prize of $20.00 will be awarded for the best float or entrant adjudged the best in the entire parade. —ENTRY FORM— Lions' Frontier Days Parade SATURDAY, SEPT. 5, 1964 Name of Entrant Address Class No. Mail to: L. VANCE, WINGHAM, ONTARIO ANOTHER LINK with the past is being re- moved in Gorrie with the dismantling of the shed at the rear of the United Church. It could not be determined how old the structure actually is, but it is certainly well on in years for the beams are hand- hewn timber and are joined with wooden pins.—Advance-Times photo. Whitechurch News Items Mr. and Mrs. Carl NIcC:len- aghan and Paul Geiger visited Sunday in Waterloo. Paul vi- sited with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Owen Geiger and Mr, and Mrs. N1cClenaghan with his brother, Mr. Melvin McClena- ghan and Mrs. McClenaghan, Mrs. Wilmer Nicholson of Goderich spent Sunday evening with Mrs. Lillian McClenaghan, Visitors for Civic holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ross were Mr. and Mrs. Doug Mc- Queen, Toronto and Air. and Mrs. J. M. MacDonald of Ham- ilton. Nliss Ruth Taylor of Toronto spent the week -end with her parents, Mr. and Nirs, Law- rence Taylor. Miss Bonnie Coyne of Windsor returned home with her parents. N 1r. and Mrs. Len Coyne and Miss Joyce Taylor went along tor a week's holiday in the city. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Purdon, Kathy and Lori, visited on Sun- day with her mother, Mrs. Web- ster Jacklin of Listowel. Kathy and Lori remained for a week's holiday with their grandmother. Mr, Stewart Scott of Lang - side visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Conn. Mr, and Mrs. Donald. Dir - stein of Toronto are holidaying at her home with Mr. and Mrs, Russel Gaunt and at his home with Mr. and Mrs. Dirstein of Hanover. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Ken Currie and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Currie, Nliss Leah Currie of Wingham, Mr. and Airs. Russel Gaunt and Mr, and Mrs. Don Dirstein all held a family picnic at Kincardine Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Sleight - holm and family and other friends held a picnic at Kincar- dine on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Cameron Sim- mons and Ronnie of London spent Civic Holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Schnitz, Mr. Charles Martin, and Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Laidlaw. Miss Nan- cy Simmons did not accompany them as she is employed at a restaurant at Springhank. The Calvin -Brick Messengers will hold a special outdoor meeting Thursday afternoon at o'clock at the home of Mrs. Alex Robertson. Airs. Lillian McClenaghan visited on Sunday afternoon with Nir. and Mrs. Edgar Gaunt. Nir. and Mrs. Carl t3ennett of London were Sunday callers on Mr. and Mrs, Tom Jamieson and with her mother, Mrs. Ma- bel Stapleton, at the same home. Mrs. George Fisher, who is taking a short course at Toronto spent the week -end at her home here, She will complete her course this Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Morrison, Arnold, Douglas, Joyce and Miss Linda Nickel visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Huffman. The girls remained for a week's holidays. N1r. James Wilson Jr. of Lon- don spent the week -end with Mr. Gary Chapman. Mr. and Mrs. Jaynes Wilson of London visited an Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. llugh Simp- son, and Karen, who had been holidaying here, returned home with them. :.Ir. Joe Tiffin went to Lon- don on sarurday and his moth- er, Nit,, Orville Tiffin, who had undergone >;trgery itt Vic- toria Hospital, was permitted to return home with hint to his home where she is cantalescing at present. NIr. and Mrs. Ed. 'myth, Nirs, Les Reynolds and daugh- ters visited at Honey Harbour on Wednesday with is, Doreen smyth and Miss Susanne Rey- nolds who are employed at a resort there for rite summer months, Mr. and Nirs. Dave David- son of l lantilton spent the week- end holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Cd "myth, Mir. and Mrs. Jack Cotzites and Debbie of Wallaceburg spent the holiday with his par- ent., Mr. and \irs. AlbertCoul- tes, and her parents, Quite a number from here at- rended the Gaunt-Dcyell wed- ding in Wingham on Saturday afternoon, Mothers Attend Closing Program at Bible School WHITIiCIIt'RCI On Friday the two weeks' Vacation Bible: School, held at the home of NIrs. James Richardson, came to a close. The closing pro- gram opened with a chorus sung by all. Mr. Jacob Kuiper of- fered prayer and a welcome so song was sung. Mrs. Richard- son welcomed everyone and introduced the guests. The helpers were Mises Alma Conn, Wendy Reynolds, Janette Johnston, Pat Coulter, Sandra and Nlary Hayden, and Nirs, Conlan, The beginners gave memory verses they had learned in their daily lessons. The juniors re- peated the Book: of the Old Testament. The intermediate class repeated eight verses of Isaiah 5:3, The seniors gave an outline of their lessons illustrat- ed with choruses and flannel graph. Part singing was given by the beginners and juniors with the seniors taking the special part. A sword drill was enjoyed. A reference to a verse was given and the first to find it read the va'rse, Prizes of books were given for memory work. Certificates were presented to 74 who had perfect attendance or had missed just one day. The lowest attendance was opening day with 77. On four day; over 00 attended and the. highest attendance was 94. 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