HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1966-09-15, Page 14Miss R. A. Cox
Graduate of
Chatham Hosp
WHITECHURCH-,Miss Ruth
Ann Cox graduated as a nurse at
Park Street United Church in
Chatham on Friday evening. She
had completed her eourse at
Chatham General Hospital on
August 31.
Miss Cox has been asked to
remain with Chatham General
as an instructor and has accept-
ed the position. She will com-
mence her duties on October 1.
Ruth Ann is the daughter of
Rev, and Mrs. Graydon Cox of
Dresden and is well known to
people in this district, spending
WHITECHVRCH
Mr, and Mrs. Roy Irwin visit-
ed on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Hastings and Murray of
Morris Twp,
Some from here attended the
wedding of Mary Phillips and
Murray McLean on Saturday in
St. Andrew's Church, Wing-
ham.
Miss Bonnie Inglis, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Inglis of
Fordwich, spent a few days last
week with Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Adams and family.
many vacations here with her
grandmother, the late Mrs. Mal-
calm Ross, and her aunt, Mrs.
Olive Boss, now of Wingham.
Mrs. Ross attended the gradu-
ation ceremony.
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Mr, and Mr. Wesley New-
ton Jr, and Michael of Wing-
ham spent Sunday with Mr, and
Mrs, Fraser Haugh.
Mr. and .Its. Blair Sharp,
John, Tommy, David and San-
dra of Sarnia visited her father,
Mr. John flup!er for the week-
end.
Mr. !lolly Clement, Hamil-
ton and Mr. Clarence Clement,
Toronto, spent the week-end
with Mrs. Clarence Clement.
The latter has returned to Tor-
onto with him.
Mr, and Mrs. Geoff Wool-
lett, Toronto, spent the week-
end at their home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Pocalyu-
ko and family of Elmira spent
the week-end with his parents,
Mr, and Mrs. Andy Pocalyuko
and attended the wedding of Mr.
Murray McLean and Miss Mary
Phillips in Wingham Presbyter-
ian Church.
Miss Aileen Eaton of Sea-
forth and Mr. Oliver Edwards,
Dublin, were supper guests at
the home of Mr. John Hupfer on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs, John McGee,
London, were week-end visit-
ors with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
McGee and attended the Mc-
Lean-Phillips wedding in Wing-
ham on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bolt
and family, Cooksville, visited
at the week-end with Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Bolt.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Statia
and baby of Kitchener spent the
week-end with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Statia and
Mr. and Mrs. Wes Heirnpel,
and also attended the wedding
of Murray McLean and Mary
Phillips in Wingham on Satur-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Smith
visited Mr. and Mrs. John Sin-
namon of Seaforth on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos, Bechtel
and family, New Dundee, visit-
ed at the home of Mr. Ross To-
man on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Collier
and Gary of London, Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Gibson, Dana and
Duane of Monkton attended the
wedding of Mr. Murray McLean
to Miss Mary Phillips on Satur-
day. Mrs. Collief and Mrs.
Gibson are sisters of the groom.
Mrs. Dorothy Earles, Misses
Lynne and Leone and Mrs. Jean
McDonald of London, spent the
week-end with relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Coates
visited Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Lucas, Listowel,
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Walk-
er spent the week-end with Mr.
and Mrs. Wilfred Weppler of
Chesley and attended the Ches-
ley Fair on Saturday,.
Mrs. Zella Duncan, Mrs,
Vera MacDougall and Mrs, Vio-
let Adams, London„ spent last
week with Mr. and Mrs. WM.
Detman, Mr. and Mrs, Wes.
Paulin and other friends around
Belmore.
Miss Margaret Paulin, Tor-
onto, spent the week-end at her
name here.
Mr, and Mrs. Malcolm Mae-
gee of Willowdale spent the
week-end with her mother, Mrs.
beanie Harris,
Mr. Wilfred Brown was home
for the week-end but has return-
ed to hospital.
The barn on the farm of Mr.
Kitely, formerly owned by Mr.
Edward Lambert, was destroyed
ay fire Sunday morning.
I should be bubbling with en-
thusiasm and excitement this
week! I should come on strong,
singing the praises of color tele-
vision, which invaded our land
September 1st. I should be urg.
ing you to rush out and buy your
set immediately, if not sooner!
And that I will do: In the
hopes that one of the first in-
vitations you extend will be to
me. Alas, I am one of the
'poor people' of our prospering
nation, a struggling writer, hall
wit columnist who cannot even
afford rose-colored glasses, let
alone a boob toob in living or-
ange and purple! Now mind
you, I don't like to complain,
but should any colour-minded
rich soul be reading, do drop
me a line, in care of this news-
paper, and I'll catch the first
zebra over:
Our television producers
wisely saved one of the 'Sum-
mer Music Hall' series for col-
or, the show with star John
Davidson welcoming guest Nan-
cy Sinatra. It was a mid-term
production in the series, and so
we really saw the last show the
week previous. That has been
the greatest summer series that
has ever hit the television
screen. Never before have we
been treated to such fine en-
tertainment by such a nice
young bunch of kids!
John Davidson was the young
(24) star, handsome, versatile,
personable, and talented as the
deuce, lie played Sir Lance-
lot in Camelot last year on
stage, That's the role that
made Robert Goulet famous,
and just between you and me,
I'll bet John made our Bobby
look sick! Ile had joining him
on this summer TV series,
Jackie and Gayle, the two gals
formerly of the New Christy
Minstrels who now have a sweet
sound of their own; the five
King cousins, five beautiful
blonde, spirited members of the
talented King family who were
simply fabulous; and a great
new comic George Carlin who,
in addition to presenting price-
less comedy sketches on the
show, also wrote the series'
scripts. The guests each week
were young, too, and every one
of them the very best in their
class.
Without a doubt, though, it
was young Davidson who made
the show. [Ifs case before the
cameras, his charm when talk-
ing to members of the audience,
were wonderful to watch, lie
certainly had no trouble selling
himself. His farewell speech
on the last show was touching;
after a summer with these kids
we felt as thought we were say-
ing goodbye to our best friends.
Ilis thanks to all the people who
gave them a chance may have
been deserved; but even more
deserved is the chance that
these youngsters got, Let's hope
we see them again, and next
time, for much longer than a
summer!
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If you graded yourself on that
rest during the Canadian Driv-
ers' Test on CBC Tuesday eve-
ning you are probably heading
MEN'S LEAGUE
Monday night saw the open-
ing of the season for the Men's
League, with an excellent turn,
cut and some good scores for
first night. Matt Boyd had a
high single of 282 with a 049
triple. Other scores, Barry Fry*
th Birthday
WROXETER—On Friday eve-
ning neighbours of Mrs. Jennie
Harris called to celebrate her
Seth birthday. The evening was
spent playing cards and social
chatting and lunch was served,
complete with a very attractive
hirthday cake in the form of an
open book with icing simulat-
ing the leaves.
After lunch Mrs. Harris was
presented with many lovely
gifts and cards,
to enrol in a drivers' training
course right now: It is surpris-
ing and could be fatal, how
much those of us who think we
are experienced drivers really
have to learn about the rules of
the road. This was evident in
the fact that the experienced
drivers in the studio audience,
the chauffeurs, taxi-drivers,
etc., came out with lower
marks than the under-25 group
who had participated in a train-
ing course.
This show was first seen on
May 19th, and proved so popu-
lar that it was repeated. It
consisted of a series of driving
(ogle with 248, 13i11 Edwards
203, Ken Saxton Sr, 202, Ken
Saxton Jr, ..tritri with a 680 tri-
ple, Gary Ternpleman 261 and
Jim Bain i60 with a 062 triple.
Team standings; ScOtch 11'
Sodas 6; Whiskey Sours 5; Rum
n' Cokes 4; Velvet Hammers3;
Screwdrivers 2; Boilermakers 2.
Whitechurch
Miss Phyllis McPherson of
Teeswater spent the week-end
with her friend, Miss Donna
Hand.
Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Wall of
the 8th concession of Cuirass
visited Sunday evening with Mr.
and Mrs. Russell Ritchie.
Mr. Howard Neable of Au-
burn spent a few days at the
week-end with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Neable.
Mr, and Mrs. Dan McInnes
and family of Holyrood were
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Gershom Johnson of Wing-
ham.
Mr. and Mrs. Gershom John-
son spent Wednesday with Mr.
and Mrs. Ted Robinson and fam-
ily of Donnybrook.
situations in which judgement,
skill, and knowledge of traffic
rules must be used if an acci-
dent is to be avoided. On their
cross-Canada poll, 4207o of Can-
adian drivers failed the test.
Only 7c7o rated excellent with a
score of 68 or above, This
makes us look plenty bad as
drivers. It's time we started
brushing up on our traffic rules,
if you ask me:
This production, an excel-
lent one, was produced in Tor-
onto by the CBC in co-opera-
tion with the Canadian High-
way Safety Council.
Fun and Entertainment
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