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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1958-05-28, Page 1With' 'which is lortASiga.roated. the. G worottmit,..uz.romo,, _ ALONG THE MAIN DRAG Hy TOO edeitrlan , . arents, Friends igh SchoorOpen. isit at: House CDC SPEAKER• FOR FLOWER SUNDAY . Bermuda Party.- Enjoys Pictures A 'meeting of interest to many in this community was held ,op Mon- dky evening in the television studio at CKNX 'when 17 out of the 25 who recently took the plane trip .from AlrPOrt to New' York and Bermada, 'with Various Members of their families, were able to aecePt. an Invitation from the leader of the totta *Mias Mar- garet Brophy, to gather and re- new .friendsiips and view their many , reels of interesting films, slides, snaps and- other incidents of the trip, Dr. and Mrs, W. A.' Crawford, who recently returned from a holiday in Bermuda, hronght the pictures they had taken there. A social hour wee enjoyed by all and a dainty lunch was served by CKNX, One of. Wingham's most noted annual events Is Flower Sunday at the United Church. The occasion is actually the Sunday School An- niversary, with the floral display being used to illustrate and de- velop ,the central e theme of the services. • * This year on Sunday, June 1st, the theme is "God's Guidance," with theaguest speaker being Mrs. W. H. (Isabel) Pyke of the CBC Sunday School of the Air program. The morning service is at 11 o'clOck 'with a ,repat service at' 7 o'clock in the evening, 'Your are invited to attend. CONFIRMATION CLASS--Thirteen candidates 'were confirmed' at Fanl's Anglican Church on , Sunday morning by IR,L, ReV, W. A. ToWnshend, Suffragan Bishop, of :Huron, seen at the rear, right centre, beside the rector of the church, Rev. C. P, Johnson; aleinhert of the 'class are, frmit row, from the left, Gale Melfay,Deanna Griffith, Mrs. Elda Nethery, Dianne Ternplemairs. Mary Neiman; second row, Dianne Deyell, Linda Tenapleman, SiIie Nesmith, Brenda, Hall. At the left, Gary Templeman, Barry Fuller; at right,' Elmer Walker and 'Mervin Tentplerinan.—Advance-'1imes:•Photo. Special Edition Planned To Mark Trade Fair AVAir 0.4.No ron, vti,kw.0 FAIR- .14aSt. .minute Information from .the Kinsinen Infernis'als that they ItIOW have Confirmation that the 'Clinton RAF trumpet band will be •Cn hand tra Fair; on,Thureclay evening •;for the opening of the next week. The•handwill parade fih the main street and to the arena tt 7.15 and will. be' in attendance at the arena for the official opening Of the Trade Fair. •., 0 - - o ' 04§';0.1r. THE WILD WES1t'— Plans for, the annual , Frontier were • started = on Monday eyyrring when; inembert ' of', 'the itons Club gathered to get toework Wthe:detalle,foe the big Wild West Oh, to,.rbe held at, the end of August. t• ' 0 -, .• LOOKS PROMISING- -ta,With'•the Kip Trade , Fair still' fhpre than** week away the arena is beginning to take on the appear- itice .of big'bOsiness: The Kiharnen have booth'frames in, Place' sometime and exhibitorS"I•are Ott to start work on their dis- Plays. The double doors at the rear of the building will: be 'aVailahle fer,th'e entry of vehicles until noon, 4n7 Thortday 'next, thet,.,saving •a itriticl deal, of hand cartage for alie Petiole who are setting upleghibits, LIONS MAKE PLANS FOR FRONTIER - DAYS unday School Rally Is nvened at Belgrave North Huron Co veil of Christian dent, Harry Snall,•Londesboro; sec- Educlatioa at its week-end Sunday sehool, convention in Knox 'United Church, Belgrave, re-elected Earn Scott, of Seaferth, as president for another term.. Otheroffipeas nam- ed -inctuderf pest . Orank Raithby, Auburn'; first vlee-presl- Confirmation Service Held at St. 'Paul's • ht, Rey, A„ToWnsbend, D.D., Stiffragan Bishop of the Diocese. ef, Huron, officiated at St. Paul's Anglican Church on Sunday morn- ing for the service of "the laying On of hands", 'when 13 candidates confirmed their vows as members of the church. , ' Bishop Townshend was assisted by the rector,, Rev:' C. F, Johnsen, vylni presented_ the candidates to ,tire.' bishop,. They were 'Dianne Eallerpt.Dea,nnae.Glaffith, BeWara, 'Hall, Gale McKay,, Sue Nesmith Mrs, Elda Nethery, l'&'s, Mary Norman, Dianna Templeman, Gary Templernan, ' Linda Temple- man,- ' Mervin Templeman and Elmer Walker. ' Next week's edition of The Ad- vance-Times, will featUre the up- coming Wingliain Trade Fair, whiCh takes place in the arena on June 5, 6 and '1, at the end of next week,' One of the big events of the year for this town and district, the Trade Fair Will be sponsored by the Kinsmen Club of Wingham and is the first of its kind for this :canon:may,. _The ilaYateinai vested heavily in the ,necessary material for ,boOths and decorating Members of the Lions, Club con- gregated at the Hotel Brunswick on 'Monday evening to Work out Concrete plans for the ainnual Fron- tier' Days celebration, slated for August 28, 29 and 30: Much of the groundwork for this ,year's Wild 'West celebration has alreadyheen taken care of, inellid;e lug the 'booking of a midway which he Set up' at,the town, Calliriffeee fo take charge of the various events,. as well as promotion and adminis- tration, Although plans are not coMplete for the entire program it is ex- pected that' a` "big name", enter- tairimetit group :Will be secured for theFriday.everting and the CKNX BarP Dance will he held in the arenan Saturday evening. o . The Saturday afternoon Parade, which, is one of the most interest- ing features of the ahnual event will again be staged., Further details of the program will be published as. ,soots as they have been finalized, HING Saturday afternoon Art Stone-tied himself into a real nest Olf:' 'pike in , the Teeswater RiVer, ? Oa north of the Alps country, In he: first half hour of fishing „he landed five whoppers,' the largest d.whieh,was 30 inchek and tipped the scales-at 614 lbs:Thare Was an- other ata28 inches and„ the remain-' hit three,,were big fish. All this he.thanaged with a sphining'anttfit, i'vhich/ the' 'uninitiated, , means that the line ;won't stand tee .midi strain. Oir, Sunday evening that Veleta of the -waterways, • Stirn Boucher, caine' Stuttering. home Wittr,,,k32 inch,•,8 ib, 2 oa..pilte, he ttook..• Of Silver tare hi, North kink' TS ANU CUBS AT SCOU DIST, CHURCH PARADE GortleAfroxeter Pastor Leaving V,' Buchanan, secre- tary. Huron ` Presbytery and ittinister" of Gorrie • attde Wroxeter llnifed' Churches, has "accepted a Knox. U aited Ayr, effective July I.St. Mr, I3uch- ' came. "fram, GOokayille„ ,to Garde ,ohei years ago Tand :ha's had a!''Very:sneeessinl.Pasterat't here. curl vice-president;' Keith, Web- ster, Blyth; secretary, ,Mrs...k"rancis Powell, Clinton; treasurer,: Mrs, Wellington. Ciood,'Blyth; girl's work secretary, 'Mrs. • Gilbert Ilegeroft, Belgrave;' boy's"aecretary, Russell ••Znrbrigg, t:Pn- PeranCe -secreterY;, 4 Mrs':'": kgrj Raithby, Goderieli; 'young ,peoples' union secretary, A, Waiters,- Code- rich; missionary "secretary; the Rev. D. 3. Lane, Clinton., ' The siate of offidera ,was -given, to the convention, by- par( Ham- ilton, of Wingham,„ ',The'. associa- tion comprises Sunday 'School lead- ers and teachers .'from 'United, Anglican, Presbyterian and Bap- tist churches. 'Upwards of 100 delegates heard addresses from thaheV., H6race C Burkholder, getterel;:secretary of the Ontario Connell 'Of Christian Education, and Mrs ,,f.aA.,Murray, children's work secretary., The Rev. Charles Kruge.;pf. Belgrave, had charge of the opening worship period. material, so are naturally hopeful that the residents of the district will give. the event their whole- hearted atippOrt, • To merit' its kind of backing the executive has arranged foe a truly interesting program of entertain- ment on each of the three evenings of the Fair, with three separate periods of., entertainment each evening. In addition to the night visitors on Friday and Saturday afternoons 'as well. Hon. Seines Allen, ,the Provincial Treasurer, will officially open the Trade Fair on Thursday evening,' Accompanying him will be John W. Hanna,- M,P.P., and Mayor E. McKinney. At the request of many of the firms which are placing exhibits at the Trade Fair The Advance-' Times will publish a feature, edi- tion, which will 'carry advertise- ments designed to draw public ,e,f tention to these exhibits, We have attempted to contact each of the listed exhibitors; but there are a few who have not , yet been reached. Any firm which wishes to place advertising In next Week's edition Is asked to phone The Advance- Times, 890, not later than Thurs- day morning Of this week, so that space may, be reserved. Bishop Townshend, who delivered the sermon, dealt with the portions of Scripttire which promise the undalculable gift of the Holy Spirit 'tn'those:..upori whom the Apostles laid their hands, He said that withofit the . power of the Spirit we are. 'not capable of the great . aecomplisnitenta which life demands, : Mrs,;',Gordien' Davidson, chureh organist, , was ,,in charge 'of the muSic, 'the choir singihg "My God Accept' My:Heart .This Day". The Junior choir 'sang "Father Bless Us ats We Go". The 'church was well filled for the service. Grandson Wins $750 Scholarship Over •siaty 'Boy Scouts and Wolf Cubs, 'with their 'leaders, were in Hanover: on `Stieday afternoon for the .annual, 'church parade of the Baugeeir District. In all about 360 Seonts 'and Cubs took part' in the parade, which was led by the band of the 'Hanover Musical 'Society and the Hanover High 'School Girla' Trumpet, Baud. The services for the' afternoon: were held at St, MattlieWs Lutreran Church and Holy' "Faritly Roman Catholic Church, The speakers were Rev, J. II. Higgins., 'Of Durham and Rev, G. R. 'Delaney, Lodge Members at Teeswater Service , A number' of Members. of A.F. & A.M. lodge atteinied North' Huron District annual church services at Teeswater on, Sunday Morning, The minister of Knox Presbyterian -Church, who IS district chaplain, Rev, T, McKinney, B.A., was In charge and took as his subject 'Bu'ilders for , A men's double trio sang "Forth to the Right" and ,the choir number was "Had Thou. Not Kticiwn". A large number, of Masons represent-, ing lodges in the, district marched to arid frOin the caarch, Mr. Peter Moffat of Teeswater Is District Deputy Grand Master and 'Mr. Arthar Hudgins is district secretary. 4 Wingham PlayerS On Listowel Teams TORONTO BUS.1TRIIT • Thee -Officers and :Directors Of the'-Eitat.Waavariosh *Federation of agriculture are sponsoring- a btis ttip."tO Toronto. on June Aityairie interested please contact William„ ,Gcivv, Simon Ebner Ireland 'or A.rehre Pardon before Julie oth. The trip will in-, elude visit to the 'Hog PrOducers Co-.Operative and the U.C.O. and titliex•frointS of interest,' F26 "Jerry Fry and Ken Hodgkinson are tied up, this, year with the Lis- towel Senior baseball' team which is to operate in pretbl• fast com- pany against entries rfioni Hamil- ton, London, St. Thomas, Oakville, Galt, etc, " •' -• Richard Roberts,. 13-year-old s head boy and prefect at St: Mic- hael's School, Oak Bay, 'Victoria, B.C„ has been. awarded a $750 Old Boy's memorial scholarship 'to Ridley College, St, Catharines; Ont. Son of Rev, and Mrsy A Roberts, of Victoria, Richard is in grade nine at St. Michael's. The award was made on the basis of recent scholarship examinations. Taking the. salute at' the review- ingt:and ,were District sioner Archie ,Gowartiock of Walk- erton: Assistant Commissioner Thomas Lambert, Kincardine; Frank E. Madill, 'Wingham, presi- dent 7 of the district• grant)* com- mittee Walter Galatea Chesley,'vice- president and Mrs. H. A. Fuller, WinghaM, secretary-treasurer. playing 'With the LiStoweLjuniors, Barry Fry and Jim Baip are Richard is the grandson. Of Mrs, C. A. Roberts of town. , botkiv eritk • tpcaoiqr kiNGt, ttringhoh prineh of „ theeine- dian Legion 'will* hold" a08,811 bingo at the' Viringhant'Arirleititles, PkidaSri May 3(itli atr, Ten jadies tee- $10.06 • each; tivo spec-' fats for $25.00 -6Eieli; ''one snarl: the •Wealth 5050, AcirnistiOn $1.06; extra cards 6 for WROXETER idanCe:Airt WibXeter Ccirrinittinty kalif , Pride*, May .3qth, sponsored -by, the ball , Board, •Lucky spot lances, Elliott Carruthers orches- tra. AdritisSsitni 75e, • ' P,18b OPEN IIIOUSE The Ccirnrnissioners and efriploy- - ees of the Brussels, Mortis and Grey Telephone. Conlitriy• invite the stibscalbert of the. CpritPany to 0Pen House at 'their hew Office at iltubseis in' the efterrinert and :eVerting. 6f" May 28 and. ,29. Re-, freahrne,nts will be served irona to 5 And 7 to 9' on both *dais:- , • F21:2Fiti Next Stinday Is Sh utL-r In's Day 'The ,Advance-Times would 'like to re its readers everywhere that this coming Sunday, June 1st, is "S 's Day" . • the day which has now become firmly es- tablished •enot only in this country but many parts of the world as a tiny -to remember and visit those who cannot leave their homes. The ,clay, of course, was never. in, tended to be a lone occasion in the year On- Which to sudhealy do one kind eat for an unfortunate friend or ac Lance, Its prime 'pur- 70Se is to serve as a reminder that those who are pernianently'disabled depend to a great degree on their aStocietiOn with their more active friends for any connection with the otttside e • A telephone call, a small 'gift, or best Of all, tie time taken to visit. for ,eVen a short while with sense invalid.'thil4 Sunday will 'bring un- told happiness, The poorest among us Wife 'are able to he up end around' have much to Offer to those indoors_ • Former Resident Olds in Stratford The , death of a former'resident of Winglimn, Mrs, Jehiee Misener,: 52, took place in Stratford, last Week, She Was the fornier Myrtle Ethel 1,11116 Shackleton,- and real& ed With her parents on Frances St, • in Wt ,.pi to her' Marriage. Her Mother Was a sister of the ‘710ITOBS I-4A1/'41rt4: Bennett, left and *Ai IC. tkrios, Hot, ere ShOtvill 'ielle.ntleti. of late Vvtiliatetielity,. Mrs, Maude 7coletthi.lkittelirtileti le One of ale laboratories tinting O'Ptith itt, the Wingiliani Ofoh &hoot last Dodd had Mra, David Hartilten of Week bolding the eallettitin iii been '`'e• :Manlier of the Malt ilOWna • I SCHOOte SilhOP.-"Neal 'Hardie observes as Dave Care, a inehabter of the WOOS Oro slut 'puts a piece of material through the power sander. ManY fine art,ielea, Made in the Shell? Were on display In the sehool oat when "O en honse" WAS held On Thlitthlo,y cv,ening,..-Advante.Thnes photo., 0 "WER SfINI,IPAr fiat IS tie date of, the Stine OW: heel • An It iVerstitY.ante lidOW- ' ea Stinday Church. 'the titanic "'doll's atildatice'74 with, H,' Pyke Of tli13 the ' as spea,heer. itnd Identical OrtrItes um, and. 1),,rd, p.00tit titiell tat 10 o'cleello alaeab 4 NN$DAY, MAY 28, 195$ • The Wingharn District 1;11011„ School was crowded with parents,,, and friends of the student body last 'Thursday evening, for the school's annual open house. Peal of the classrooms was open for in- spection and contained exhibits of the students' work. Teachers were - on hand to answer the questions of the visitors, finely-made pleeee5 trf he aid"' IhIcainlodoilersa,fhtop product of the were on dispIay,00 the 'cafeteria, t emits 'Who are taking courses in the At nine o'clock girls whO are taking the home ecenornics course modelled suits, skirts, jackets. and dresses which had been, made in glass. The fashion shomi• was pre- seated on -the stage of the auril- torium. This yearly open house affords an excellent opportunity for the residents of the' high school dis- trict to see the results of the edu- cational program which is carried out in the fine new high 'school building. Three Staff Members Honored at Party About 100 attended a CKNX recite; and TV staff party at the Golf Club Thursday, evening of last week, when employees and manage- ment, their wives and girl friends, gathered to honor three members of the staff. A, delicious 'barbecue dinner was enjoyed. Later G. W.' Cruickshank addressed Rodger Schwasa, assist- ant farm editor who has accepted aTesition with, -aha'CBC ,in Bob ditibert then presented. Rodger with a briefcase which bulged with gag items that caused Much merriment. The'recipient's remarks also provoked laughter. Betty Anne Giesler 'and Doug McGowan, whose marriage takes place In the near future, Were also honored when G, W. Cruickshank, on behalf of the management and staff presented, them with a,. nest of Dielcraft tables with leather tops. The women. of- CKNX and wives gave Betty Anne a beautiful tablecloth with matching serviettes, the presentatiOn ,being made by Margaret*Brophy. Both Betty Anna and Doug replied, , The remainder of the. evening was spent in- dancing, crottinole, table tennis and, cards. Lanett was served at midnight, Special guests were Miss Mary Byers of Kitchener, Mr, Schwass' fiancee and Miss Giesler's parents, Mr. and Mrs. • Giesler of Walkerton: