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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1964-08-13, Page 13• SEPTEMBER 3, 4, AT WINGHAM TOWN PARK 3 FUN PACKED AY SOAY � BINGO 3 rd MIDWAY–RIDES SEPTEMBER * PONIES–GAMES * BINGO * GAMES RIDE FRIDAY SEPTEMBER •n; 446.,.,4Arh„ .4o60.0.9 u. D:.ve. 62 .F.Vit'e‘t.;,10?.../Art; V A44,'i SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 3 p ®3 T E 10 CLASSES — OPEN TO YOUTHS UNDER 16 YEARS 0 n, RE $1.50 AND 75c -- CHICKEN WITH ALL THE TRIMMINGS IN THE WINGHAM ARENA —featuring— and his GUEST STARS ERNIE KING — EARL HEYWOOD SHARON STRONG — MARY ELLIOTT KELLY DAMM — STOREY SISTERS st Sponsored by the Wingha.. LIONS CLUB Y, tz " �a ��i 7 ill: r E.5 ..Y 1 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. l —ENTRY FORM— Lions' Frontier Days Pa ° de SATURDAY, SEPT. 5, 1%4 Name of Entrant Address Class No. Mail to: L. VANCE, WINGHAM, ONTARIO 0101.9•111 111101111111•1•11100 .111.100111 11111.•••1 MIVAMIta Wiugharn Advance -Times, Thursday, August 12, .1964 - Page a Whitechurch News Items Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Tiffin were Mr. and Mrs, David Henderson of Lis- towel and. Mr, and Mrs. Jim Henderson and Junior of Brant- ford. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Emer- son left Saturday by train for Lenore, Manitoba, and other places in the west. They hope to visit in British Columbia he - fore returning home by the middle of September. Mrs. Maud Ilaggitt has gone to visit her sister, Miss Lila Emerson, while Mr. and Mrs. Victor Emerson are away. Miss Ann Weber spent a few days last week with her friend, Miss Nancy Mason, Mrs. Orville Tiffin return- ed to her home in Whitechurch after spending a few days at the home of her son, Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Tiffin and family. There will be no service in the Whitechurch United Church on August 16. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bartman of Palmerston visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Carl A, Weber and family. Mrs. Cameron Simmons of London visited last week with her father, Mr. Charles Martin, and Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Scholtz and other relatives in the dis- trict. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Steph- enson of Brooklyn visited with Mr, and Mrs. Elwood Groskorth on the week -end. Mrs, Graham of Teeswater, Miss Helen Neable of London and,Mr. Murray Neable of Brampton visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Nea- ble over the week -end. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Jam- ieson of Goderich spent Sun- day evening with Mr. and Mrs. James McInnes. Mr, and Mrs, Thomas Mc- Innes of Gorrie, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Jamieson, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Butler, Goderich, Miss Janet Splann of Goderich, and Mr. and Mrs. John Mc- Innes of Holyrood visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Dan- ny Tiffin and Mr. and Mrs. Or- ville Tiffin, Mr. Barry Tiffin spent the week -end with his parents, Mr. and Airs. Danny Tiffin. Asir. Donald Gaunt and Mr. Gordoa Moffat returned from a two weeks' trip through la'ash- ington and visited Mr. and Mrs. Ries Pollock at Jackson- ville, Florida, Nir, E, W. Beecroft has purchased a new yello:• seIIool bus to transport pupils of S. S. No. 14 to Fordyce school, this fall. Mr. and Mrs. Russ:11 Gaunt visited on Sunday with Mrs. R. J. Ross of Seaforth. Blaster Paul Elliott spent a few days' holidays with his grandmother, Mrs. Gordon Ei - liott of Wingham. Mr, and Mrs, Earl Tout and family of Ripley, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Sleightholm and family of Brussels visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Elsner Sleightholm, Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Mc - Nall of Tavistock, Mr, Frank McNall Jr, of London, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Anderson, Pam and Vicki, Mr, and Mrs. Frances Harris of New Aygo, Michigan, visited on Friday and Saturday with Mr, and Mrs. Harry Swan and family. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Swan and family visited on Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Swan and family of Ber- vie. Mrs, John Gaunt and Mrs. Albert Coultes attended a shower for Barbara Coultes at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Nor- mae Coultes, Miss Coultes is to he married at Calvin -Brick United Church this Saturday. Mr. and Mrs, AlbertCoultes and Diane visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Wilbert Schwichtenberg and Lori at Port Elgin. Misses Valerie and Andrea King returned home from visit- ing with Mr, and Mrs. Ed. Wa- del of Teeswater. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Coul- tes attended the 58th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pollard at Brussels. Mr. and Mrs. James Rich- ardson visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Rapson at Clinton, Air, and Mrs. Gilbert Bee- croft and family visited on the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Melville Beecroft at Otter ille. Air. and Mrs. Johnston Conn spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Ivan Nielly at Port Elgin, at the family gathering. Mr, and Mrs. Ger=horn Johnston attended a family re- union at Seaforth park on Sun- day. There was an attendance of around 05. ,1r. and Mrs, Jim Johnston and family of Listowel visited on Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Gersholn Johnston. Mi;' Diana Smith of Kitch- ener and Miss Linda McMichael of Sea forth are jr, pending this week with :,1r. and ,1r . Ga.r•. shorn Johnston. Mr. and Mrs. Fr,sd Parker and three sons iii l..ondnn i,it- ed on friday with \:r, ..nd Airs. Gei':honi Johnston. t,1r, Bill Icinis of }lighsr,ate visited at his home with Itis mother, Mrs, Doris Willis, AMrs, Doris Willis and Mrs. Sarah Musgrove ' isited with Mrs. at. Clair Willis of Goa anstown. Mr, arid Mrs. Victor Finer - son were at Bervie Wednesday evening where Mrs. Pverson gave a report of the National AW, 1, Convention which she attended at Wolfeville. Mrs. Harvey Houston accompanied her and showed films which she had taken at the conven- tion, of Nova Scotia, P. E,1, and enroute, There were W, I, members present from Kincar- dine, Berrie, Arrnow, Tiver- ton and Silver Lake branches. On Friday evening Mrs, Walter Moore attended a mis- cellaneous shower for Miss Joyce Ladd of Southampton at Wroxeter, at the home of Mrs, Tom Bennett, Mr, and Mrs. Jacob Kuiper, Raymond, Paul and Dick and Mrs, Bertha DeGroot visited Sunday afternoon with Rev.Johr and Mrs. Sehriel of Campbell- ville and on Monday visited at Guelph with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Vanderherg, Miss Edna Carr of Wingham visited on Thursday with Mrs. Russel Ross. Miss \iyrtle Beecroft of New London, Conn., arrived home by plane last Sunday. E. Waw. Coancil Pays Accounts The township auditor pre- sented his report for the 196:3 accounts at last week's meet- ing of East Wawanosh Council. A by-law, setting the i."i4 tax rates, was read three times and passed. ROAD ACCOUNTS C. W. Hanna, salary, ;'.19:3, Gibills paid *s', 79, aSs00.40; Alan McH:irney, wa- ges, X137.:34: George Mitch- ell, wages, s'si 7. 55; Ilerson �r- win, :;ages, '35,b5; Phiii Dawson, metal for signs, $6.00; Ross Anderson, paint and ne ils, 57; Almond Jamieson, 13 hours with loader, a;97,5e: Joe Kerr Ltd. , 14.hours sc ,p- er i2ri3. C,r; gravel, :;:351' . 1ri, ?ss 72C. 1r;; William T enneee , poles, X14. an c! a;t: saa, ;.,:).,r,), Cyril Bc,*L ",4.,:. Gordon Sinith, hours with truck, elsaa ao; Don liopper, hours with 50: Garth hours w aI: truck. a',; 25; Geo!' i.,;dford, sheet ;steel, •-, , ,.5; Harry 1. iili .;n , fuel oils _' 3, '; Janie. ,. C.oultes, c::;tr:uo ,seed;, 'I, ,e; t li:et:son, Tractor and post hole digea r, '1.1.5ci; Unempioy - :u..ni insurance ;tamps, a:::', 50; 1.. e, Gen, of C.'nada, iUCUnle tai, ?11,7. C:;LNrL La I. e ;COUNTS ... NI, Harps'., audit 19U:3 accounts, ,s,txt, a(;; sirs, Jean McKay, maintaining patient at Brookhaven. a75,75; Vil- lage of t3lyth, welfare charge hack, .,`;,.;.,e, 0 Everything wears out in time. A possible exception is money! It never seems to stay around long enough to wear out. If your car suf- fers from wear and tear and your pocketbook is a little short to handle the repairs, stop in and see how little it will cost you by using top-notch used parts. Think SAFE! Be SAFE! Keep your car in Good Rrlpair! rt- E; d Auto North End of Wingham on Sideroad behind the Royal T WINGHAM DIAL 357-3070