HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1958-07-16, Page 3WROXETER
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Sharpin
were week-end guests 'of Mr. and
Mrs, Merwyn Grainger, Exeter,
Mader Jimmy Sharnin," who has
spent the week there, returned
home,
Mr, anti Mrs. Scott Hunter, Susan
end Donald are spending their
Vacation , with their parents, Mr,
and Mrs. Roy Hunter and Mrs,
'Muth McDonald,
Mr, and' Mrs, :Pelig Iaabelle and
'Pat, Mirnico were week-end cheats.
of Mr, and, Mrs, Clarence. Clement.
Mr, ,and Mrs. Joe Ellui and
family, 'Toronto, who, have been
vacationing here have returned
home,
Mr. and Mrs, Don Gibson and
daughters, Mr, and Mrs, Dick
Slade and daughters, Port po-
housie, Mr, and Mra. A, Gib-
son, Dunclas, have been visiting
with Mrs, J. F, McLean, Mrs. Gila=
son is remaining for a longer
Johnny, Linda and Charles
McLean of St. Catharines are
spending their vacation with their
grandmother also,
Mr. Henry McKay, Kitchener,
spent a few days last meek with
his niece, Mrs. Maurice Dennis and
Mr; Dennis.
a sommfr pools. at Teapher# Col;
lege'' In Toronto spent .the week- • end at her Pifrerita' -AISP at Mr., and Mrs. Ken Ifastle's for the
week oriel were Mr. And. Mrs, Jack
piytbe 40 family, Weston.
I Andrew Ifunstein of Toronto
holidaying at, the home of Mr. anti
Mrs, T. L. McInnes,
Mr, and Mrs.,Peell Grainger and,
[BohbY spent Sunday with. Mr, :and
Mrs. Stanley Grainger in London
Bobby Grainger remained for a
holiday in Loudon. Miss,,, Ruth
Grainger , visited Miss- Bernice
Grainger in Rueter..
Mr. and Mrs, Clifford Pyke and
family, Mn and Mrs. Cameron Ed-
gar and Mr. and Mrs. Harold
7E-lynch-nail and family spent Sunday
at Port Elgin, -
Mr, Archie Scott and Mr. Cecil.
Campbell. of EXeter a called .on
friends in the village on Sunday,
Miss Gwen Hyndman is visiting
her grandmother, Mrs, R. Dil-
worth, 13russela.
Mr. and Mrs, Allan Hyndman
and Clark spent the week-end at ,
the home of Mr„ and Mrs, Lloyd
Hockridge Scarboro„ Friends will
be glad to know that Mr. and Mrs.
Hockridge's little 7-months-old son
is improving after being ill in the
Sick Children's Hospital, Toronto,
, Miss Karen Michel is visiting
Miss Faye Edgar in St, Thomas,,
Mr, and Mrs, Roy Bridge, Mary
Ann and Ronald of Toronto spent
Monday of last week ' with Mrs.
Tessie Zimmerman.
Mrs, Ira Hamilton and Miss Gay
of Toronto Were guests of Mr. and
Mrs, Hector Hamilton on Sunday.
Mrs. A. Hamilton of Exeter is also
spending some time at the same
hme,
Mr. and Mrs. Earle King spent
the week-end at. Amberley Beach
with Mr, and Mrs, Norman Carson,
Carol returned with them after
being at the beach since WedneV
day. Mrs. Earle King also spent
Wednesday and Thursday of last
week with the Carson family,
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Stafford of
9uest from ScOtiand
To Officiate in U.S.A.
WROXETER—Miss Isabel Gibson
.of Glasgow,
Scotland ip the guest of Misses
Mile and Marion Gibson'. Miss
Gibson is the •daughter of the late
Prof, George Gibson of Glasgow
University and a cousin of the
Wroxeter Olbsons. She will pre-
side over the International Con-
gress Of Herne Economics in Mary-
land UnlYersitY, Washington/ P.O.
Miss Gibson will leave/ on Wed-
nesday for 'Washington and New
York, Later she will fly to Van-
couver, returning in August to com-
plete her visit with her Canadian
relatives.
SATURDAY and MONDAY
July 19 and M
"THE PROUD ONES"
Color Cinemaecope'
,lffrey Hunter; Virginia Maya
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
July 22 and 23
Horror Show Double Feature
"I WAS A TEENAGE
FRANKENSTEIN"
Colour
Whit Diesel, Phyllis Coates
"Blood Of A Demon"
Sandra Harrison
BALANCE OF THIS WEEK
WED., THURS., FRI, SAT.;
July 16 - 17 a 18 - 19
"WITNESS FOR THE
PROSECUTION"
Tyronne Power, Marlene Diet-
rich, Charles Laughton, Elsa
Lanchester
An Entertainment Event,
That Must Not Be Missed
2 Shows Nitely at 7,15 and 9.15
At Regular Prices
MONDAY and TUESDAY
July 21 and 22
"One. That. Got Away-
, Hardy Kruger '
The story Of a German prisoner
of war. His escape from Canada
and his return to Germany.
(Thrilling)
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
July 23 and 24
"Helen Morgan Story'
1 . Adult Entertainment'
, Anne Blyth, Paul Newman
The Real Helen Morgan Story
Her Songs, Her Sins '
COMM 800e
THE GREATEST EVENT IN MOTION'
PICTURE HISTORY! •
CECILB.DEMILLE
PRODUCTION
THE TEN .•
COMMANDMENTS
WYE YOUR MEALS PICKLE PERK UP !
PICNIC BRAND — SWEET
MIXED PICKLES
MADE FROM RED RIPE TOMATOES
LIBBYS CATCHUP
SNAP ! CRACKLE I POP I—KELLOGG'S
RICE KRISPIES
BISCUIT FEATURE ! — McCORMICIVS,
PICNIC ASSORTMENT'
SPECIAL! 230
16-0Z,
JAR
2 SPECIAL al,
BOTTLES U 0
11-0Z.
Group 2—
Better quality Drese Shoes
in cuban and high heels.
Regular to $10.00 -
SALE PRICES
$3.99, • $4.89 •
and $5.89
Group 1—
Special selection of cuban
and high heels -in White,
Black, "Brown and Blue.
SALE, PRICES
$2999 FRESHLY GROUND
RICHMELLO COFFEE 13-2 790
ST. WILLIAM'S — NEW PACK—WITH PECTIN 244; z,
STRAWBERRY JAM JAR 490
Women's
SANDALS
A fine selection Of flat or
wedge heel Sandals for
dres4 or play in White or
Beige.
SALE PRICES
$2.49, $2.99
and $4,39
Tennis' Shoes
Blank Canvas Upper§ with
White trim.
SALE PRICES
Little gents $1.99
Boys' - $2,19
Men's = $2.69
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Serve with Richmello ice Cream - California No, 1 "
'Vine Ripened CANTALOPE Jumbo size 45's 19c ea.
Red, Ripe And Sweet - Florida No, gZ lb, av, • •
WATERMELON - Large 89e
Ontario .No. ..1 Field Grown
TOMATOES with that home-grown f lavour 196 lb.
No, 1 Ontario - Tasty Home Grown
NEW POTATOES a 10 lb. •896
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July 2 and. 24
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"HILL IN KOREA"
George taker .1.10ty AlitireWS
Dm 350
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MRS. E, MITCHELL
BURIED IN WROXEJER
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fcttOleoer spent Sunday with . Mr.
and Mrs, Trim. vittle;
Miss 'Ratty Zimmerman of
ton is :spending a three-lye* YA195fr
tion rtt hef borne here-,
Mrs, Jean MacDonald, of London
spent a few days last week with
relatives here.
,Mr. and Mrs. Reg Wilson,: Misa,
Oraigand Mr. Prnest Robinson of
Vancouver, B,C., spent 'Saturday
with Mrs, Harry FergnSen„
IVIrs. Percy Cointer of Toronto,
Spent Thursday and Friday morn-
ing with Mr, and Mrs, Ernest
MiSS "Donna Colorer visited
her cousin,,Miss Judy King.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Gale and
Miss at Gale of
Mkeekinad viettora Irs
Mrs, Jack Stafford. ,
re;ssaie;ire
'tor
1-1Yri 444l:raPln /a e41 gi:t b
in the 'Toronto General HOepit
where she expects tb hive ‘01 ea
ract removed from. 'her eye
Tuesday this week:
Frank Bark; of .1;ond
spent the week-end with Mrs, W
Dot and Mr, Hugh TaolB
Frank Earle and ,Miss t4yrins
turned to London 'with her,
Mr. Tom .14istie, Toroy00
spending a week's holiday Ai. t)*
borne of his parents, ,Mr- 414 Mr4,'
Ken Hastie.
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Mrs. Elisabeth Mitchell Visaed
away at her home, In Stratford. PO.
Tuesday, July 1st, ]after an illness
of abbot one week, She was, "lifi
years of ..age.
The former .Mary. Elizabeth
Chandler was a daughter of Mn
and Mrs. Jelin -Chandier.. She was
She• spent her early' life •13,Ow".
born at Cavell, near ReWnannyillea
manville and married 'William
Westlake in March 3880. at New-,
castle .They moved to Wroxeter to.
live,- Mr. Westlake died in 1014,
and his. widow 'later roar'ried Wil-.
Vern Mitchell, who predeceased
her in 1932.
Mrs. Mitchell 'Was a well loved
and highly respected resIdent of
Wroxeter vicinity, until about ten.
years ago, when she went to. live
With. her daughter, Mrs. Pflance.
in Stratford, she was a member of
Wroxeter United Church. •
Surviving are seven sons, Fred-
erick Westlake, of Listewel, George
of Wroxeter, William, of -Goderich,
Robert, Moose Jaw, Sask., Charles
of Tugaske, Sask., Frank of Van.-
couyer and Arthur of Toronto, A
son, Harry died in 1921, The daagb-
ters are Kathleen (Mrs, H, Pflanee),
'Stratford, Annie (Mrs. Wm, Max-
well) Wroxeter and a stepdaugh-
ter, Mabel (Mrs. A,. Meaharr, of
Windsor.) A brother, EdWard
Chandler of Goderich also surviv-
es and there .are 20 grandchildren.
and 25 great irandchildren.
The funeral was held on July .,4th
from the Moir funeral home, Car-
rie, with Rev. J. W, Hadall, of
Stratford officiating, Interment
was in Wroxeter Cemetery,
The floral tributes were ..borne
by Meldruin Sanborn, Harry West-
lake, Leo McLuhan, ,Robert Steur-.
nal, George Harris and Roy .Fowl-. Fowl-
er, Pallbearers were Jack .Mealari,
John Pflance, Stuart Westlake,
George Westlake, Jim Westlake
and Garfield Westlake. •
Friends and relatives attended
the funeral from North Bay,"King-
ston, Toronto, Sarnia, Listowel,
Detroit, Goderich, Kitchener, mil,
verton, Elmira, Molesworth, Wrox-
eter and Stratford.
HOUSEHOLD FINANCE
te.e-ernse;arYt.
hORRIE R. K. Fitch, Manager
35A West Street Telephone 1501
GODERICH.
There will .be. no church service
or Sunday ' School in the Carrie
United Church en the two follow-
ing Sundays, July 20th and July
27th,
Mr, and Mrs, Andy Edgar and
Sandra, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Edgar
and Dale are holidaying' this yveek
at Port Elgin.
Misses Evelyn Ann Stephens,
Nadine Cook, Carol Keil, Gam'
Robinson and Joanne Strong are
attending the C.G.I.T. Camp at.
.Miramachi Camp near Port Elgin,
Mr, and Mrs, Bower Farrish and
family, kr. and Mrs. Archie Irwin
and Ricky visited Mr, Newton
Shaver at Minden,
Mrs. L, Thornton, Mr. and Mrs.
Win. Thornton, Mr. and Mrs. John
Thornton and Miss Mary Thornton
of Kitchener 'attended „the wedding
on Saturday of Miss June Stokes
and Mr. Douglas Fischer at • the
borne of the bride's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Thos. Stokes, Belmore,
Mr. and Mrs, Nelson Sell) and
Bruce of Elmira spent the week,
end with. Mr. and . Mrs. Doran
Thornton. •
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THURSDAY and FRIDAY
July 17 and 18
"THE KILLER-
IS LOOSE"
:Adult Entertainment
n JoSePh 'Cotton, Rhonda Fleming,
Wentlell.Cory
and
"Forbidden Desert"
'Colour (Featurette)
ONE FULL WEEK
at
Hafermehl's Jewellery.
"Finest •Qoality . and Service",.; • EVENING DIAMOND APPOINTMENTS ON REQUEST
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— JULY 24-30
" Miss Marie Hastie, who is taking
Wm. T. Lockeridge,
Born 'in Wingharn
. William Thomas Lockeridge of
Gait; passed away Iasi Tuesday
after a lengthy illness, E A PARAMOUNT PICTURE IN VISTAVISION AND TECHNICOLOR
Admission: Adults' $1.2,5 Students 75c Children 50c
One Show Each "Night at 9.15 1
'He was born June 14th, 1892 in
Wingham, Sou of the late James
Lockeridge 'and Elizabeth Wilson,,
he was a moulder by tade.
Surviving are his widow, the
former Hazel VanAistine; five
daughters: Mrs. Stan Campbell
(Bernice) Wingham; Mrs. Edward
Krupp (Margaret) ,Hamilton; Mrs.
Jack Goody \, (Grace) Galt; Mrs.
Jack Turner (Molly) Galt; and
Mrs, Ernie Fuller n(Irlma) Hamil-
ton. There are also five grand-
children and four great-grandchild-
ren, one 'brother, John Lockeridge
of Brantford and one sister, Mre,
William Woods, Einora, Alberta.
The late Mr. Lockeridge was a
member of the Anglican Church in
Hamilton, Funeral service was held
from Little's funeral home, 39
Grand Ave., Galt, last Thursday
with interment in Mount View
Cemetery, Galt. ,
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'ever pulled sixguns in quest of loot. And what loot ...
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lispecially for growing cowboys and cowgirls.
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\
, ice Creani is so simple
to serve. im•
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below. , SALE •STARTS THURSDAY, JULY 17th.
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Women's Dress Shoes • SPECIAL! 27( MST HEAT AND SERVE S1/2-0Z. A YORK BRAND
PKG,
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9 BEEF'.STEW , 2 • . .T1NS 'au . 15-0Z.
5 ISC. SPECIAL ! ' ?9
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LEAF OB. MAPLE LEAF ' .
SALMON 04 490 MAPLE LEAF RICHMELLO
Cooked Ham 11-11e' $1.19 Cheese Slices 5-0Z. PKG.. 290
310
330
340
BAKERY FEATURE I—C HRISTIE'S PINEAPPLE OR
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HEREFORD BRAND . MARGARINE —REGULAR FRIDAY and SATURDAY
, July 18 and JO
"TAMMY AND
THE BACHELOR"
Technicolor
Debbie Reynolds, Leslie Nielson
`Spoilers 'Of The Forest'
Tcchnidolor
Rod Cameron, Vera. Ralston
CORNED BEEF , 141z' 410. MARGENE
71P.
Malted Milk 16.0 50 DOMESTIC
BORDEN'S INSTANT — CHOC()6 ATE SHORTENINGG
I-LB.
PKG.
•
FEATURE
a for .85c
JUST HEAT and SERVE - Stouffer - 8 Oz. pkg '
MACARONI and CHEESE
KEEP COOL - SERVE REFRESHING Horsey - 6 oz. tin
LEMONADE ...... . .... . . •
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"SERVE orrEN - Burns or Canada Pabirera
WIENERS - Delicious in Hot Dogs,,- lb,
roit ItIAST TASTY SNACKS — PIECE
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SUNDAY MIDNITE July 20
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Adult Entertainment
Pay Spain, Steve Terrell
Dich Miller, Abby Dalton
2 for 27c
`nl Children's. $1.64 Boys' $3.39 MOCCASINS wornews Men's $339 SPECIAL
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The :popular teen ago :shoe with
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These are Dress or Play Sandals
in Whito or Beige-
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Sale Price $4.49 Men's = $6.4.9
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