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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1958-08-06, Page 3SPECIAL FEATURE RAINBOW JELLY ROLL 3"9 RED FRONT GROCERY Smash-Up We'll take it from there . . 7 • MARRIED AT BLUEVALE—Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Thomas McIntosh, who were married at the Bluevale United Church on Saturday. The couple will live at Listowel„---Photo by Bill Connell. ii iiii LOOK ! SEE!! SCRAP IRON, METAL, FEATHER and BATTERIES 'ALL MODEL CARS from 1936 to :1950 WILL PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICE ALSO A FULL LINE OF PIPES, ANGLES,' PLATES and STRUCTURAL STEEL FOR SALE lll W im1610 Call Waxman Salvage Brussels, Ont. Phone 287 or 260 COTTAGE ROLLS ... 7 . . lb..65c GROUND BEEF . 3 lbs. $1.25: Friday and Saturday Only . SAUSAGE 3 lbs. $1.25 FROZEN FOWL AT ALL TIMES Lockridge's Butcher Shop The Best of Fresh and Cured Meatg Always-on Hand. • • S U • S S U • • U U U U U U ~Iaferm til , 6 obi's le. vv. eiler)r troulevanitilE11 •1111111 11111 111111111111111111111(111111101•11•11•110111111011•111111111111111•1111111101111•1114111,111111111111111111111•1411111111•11,111111111111111111111111111111111111111,11111Fi 3 3 c OF F 'E VERY. (Open Stock or Sets) Sale Price • Summer $59 50 COMMUNITY PLATE BALLAD SOUTH SEAS WHITE ORCHID Regular Open Stock Value . $89.35 THANKS The Advisory Board of the Wingham Corps of the Salvation Army wish to express their gratitude to' all those who helped in any way to bring the 1958 Red Shield Drive to a successful conclusion. The target of Five Thousand Dollars has• now been reached. Dented reefs and fenders are duck Minn. to us, and even when things look really bad we can make' yOur ear t look tiew again, We take pride in our work and Consequently you get a real thorough job. Whether Sault wife hat scraped a fender on' the gar- age doer, or you have been nit. fortunate enough to have a real inautth4p, We're the 'peopla to cnll 1 Wingham Body Shop i . • Just tell us where -„ -, and well be there I Whigham. i Phone. 746 Sid .Adams' 2 4 Liiiiiiiiiiiii i i ii itillinitiltionliiiiitiii.illetialitoildifililffilliiliitOitlifilli i i i liniiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiilliiiiiitiiiilUal i ili ii ii; GORR Mrs. R. T. Naahr!Toronto and daughter; Mrs. Jack Wright and two children of Hinton, Alberta, were week-end ;guests, at the home of Mr,s1l Tbes.thresh.. • • Miss Margaret: Dane havrettirrn: ed frerni a talk 'Week trip tor Grand FOrks,"N.' Dakota, ManitOba 'and Saskatchewan. Miss'Dane' is taking. the einirae Ica' 'librarians 'in hare, `starting Titeaday thig Week. Mr Harry Aharne is building at new *henhouse the let 'east of the eemetery. Miss Ruby Taylor was homafrom London for the week-end, and hob: day. • Mrs. Ken Head and alttle daugh- ter Sarnia, has been, 'boliclaying at the home of her Parents„ Mr. and Mrs. Wellesley Strong. ".Miss Tbelrna iBerinett; who ,bas been taking a summer course at the University of Western Ontario, London, spent the week-end with Miss Bulb, Taylor at her home here, ' Mrs. Fred Hyndman returned on Sunday from Toronto, following, an operation for removal of a cata- ract from her eye, Mrs. JOhn'Hynd- rna,n also returned to Gorrie on Sunday after spending a few weeks in Toronto, at the home of her ,dthightert Mrs. Fred Dowdail, Mrs. Langstaff and Joy of Wrox- eter, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Charles and Ken Charles, Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Charles enjoyed a picnic at the Elora Gorge Park on Sun- day. Mr. arid Mrs. Gordon. Brown and Mary Alice of Beamsville spent several days last week with ,Mr, and Mrs Robt Graham. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Graham of St. Marys,, also visited at the same home, . Mr. and Mrs, Everett Snarling, Loaden, spent the. week-end and holiday with Mrs, H, Ferguson, Little Barbara Featherston of °riffla is holidaying with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank King. The north side of the Orange Hall received a new roof last week., Mr, 'and Mrs. J, H. King and 'Miss Lawson, Miss 'Irene Holmes and Mr. H. V, Hohnes were among those from here attending the Lueknow Centennial celebration. , Mrs, Alex Graham of !Toronto is visiting with her niece, Mrs. Harold Robinson and Mr, Robinson, The interior of the Presbyterian Church is being decorated, Mr. Harry- Tomplerritin and Mr. Albert Heibelii are the workmen. Francis* .Clegg Is ,Wed• in Listowel GORRIE—At the home of the bride's parents, Marilyn Darlene Fleet, daughter of Mr. and' Mrs, John Fleet, Listowel, was united in; marriage to Bruce Edward Franca; Clegg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Der- bert Clegg, of Gorrie. An •arrange-. ment , of , snapdragons and sweet- peas formed the setting., • ReV. A. W. Motcliman, minister of Listowel Baptist Church, offic- iated. ' • - , The bride wore a • waltz-length, princess styled, gown of White 'nylon. A tiara held her shoulder- length veil. She wore matching mitts ,and carried a white Bible crested with red roses and step- hanotis. Mis's Ruth Orth, as bridesmaid, wore a waltz-length dress of blue nylon net, with a bouquet of roses. William Reinard, Brussels, was best man.' At the reception, the bride's mother received ',in a turquoise nylon dresg.' She Was assisted by the bridegroorii's Mother in a blue figured dress. Each wore a corsage of pink and' white roses. For a: wedding trip to Niagara Falls and other points, the bride changed to a powder blue dress, beige duster and beige and blue accessories. Mr. and Mrs. Gregg will reside in Listowel. Girl Guides at Summer Camp Members of the Wingham Girl Guides who are attending camp at Keewatin are Mary Ellen McPhail, Jane Hetherington, Judy Callan, Jean Chittick, Brenda MacLennan, Sally Crawford, Jean, Jones, Karen Elliott, Brenda Elliott and Brenda Conron. They left on Sunday and will be away for ten days, George Ansley Wa's GM Sales Manager Former assistant general sales manager of General Motors of Canada, Ltd., George E. Ansley, who died in Oshawa General Hos- pital on Wednesday was buried in Wingharn on Saturday. He began work' as a young man with the McLaughlin Carriage Co, at Winnipeg as an assistant ac- doaritant. Later, he became branch manager. During the development of GMC, Mr, Ansley ,e8tablishect Buick branches across Canada, tie retired in 1938. He WaS born Wingham, He is Survived by a' Sister, MrS, Laura Lindsay' of Victoria and a brother, Harry of Vancouver. Two brothers, Wesley and 'Fred predeceased him. He leaves his Wife, the fanner Edlia Boddy and. a son, John, of OahaWa, Never overload a boat; it is safer to andorload, ORME Mr. and Mrs, ClaVnrt.Falconer of Blyth were guests on Sunday of Mr, and Mrs. McInnes", Mr, and Mrs, A, C, Kahn' of Owen Sound were Sunday guests of Mr, and Mrs, Almr Taylor, Mary and Nancy Kehler returned borne with their mirents after spending two Weeks at the Taylor home. Mr; Mr, and 'Mrs. Harold picket pf Warren, Pa., were recent visitors with the latter'S Sister, Mrs, ties. Bennett and Mr. Bennett, Mr, and Mrs. Bay McIntyre, of Owen Sound, visited en Wednes- day and Thursday with Mr, and Mrs. Sandy Edgar and called ,on former friends, Mr. Graham Wright, who has been op the staff of the Toronto- Dominion Bank, has been trans- ferred to Delhi, Mr. and Mrs. j, R, Skelton and Andrew 'of Sarnia were week-end guests of Rev. E. C. and Mrs, Att- well. Mr, and Mrs. Harold Hyndman and family and Miss 'Evelyn Ann Stephens are spending a week at Port Elgin. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ellerman of Elliott Lake, were visitors with Mrs. 3', Woods and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Toner. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Woods, Judy and Eugene of Kitchener were holi- day and week-encl visitors with. Mrs. Jas. Shera. Mrs. Don Ireland, Sandra, MYrna and Sheila of Teeswater, Mrs. Harry Ferguson, Mrs. Jack Fergu- son and Lois, Mrs. Robt. Ferguson, Barbara and Donna, were in Guelph on (Tuesday afternoon at- tending a trousseau tea given by het mother for Miss Barbara Mer- v ick, a bride pf next Saturday. Miss Emma Irwin visited last week in Harriston. • Miss Heather Hueston of Wing- ham has been visiting Miss Linda Johnston. Mr. Bob Cathers of Barrie is spending two weeks' vacation at his home here. Mr: Mac Hutchison is also at the parental home. Doris Stokes, Belmore, and Bar- bara Thornton spent a few days last week with their grandmother, Mrs. Lottie Thornton. Mrs. .Velcla Johnson and Michel of London spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. John Hutchison, Mil- chel is staying for a longer holi- day. Eddy and Sharon 1VieMillan have returned home after holidaying with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, Percy Ward, R.R. 3, Brussels. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Short and Carol of Fergus and Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Short and Bryan of Guelph. were Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mm. Thomas Short and Miss Myrtle.. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Richlond and Mary Apne of Plattsville we're week-end and holiday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Whitfield. Mr.. and Mrs. H. Outram and Mr. and Mrs. S. Townsend of Peterborough spent a couple of days last week at the same home. Mrs. Jean MacDOnald of London visited relatives here Saturday and Sunday. Miss Heather Hastie 'of Streets- ville is spending this week with Miss Margie Hastie. Miss Donna' Toner is doing as well as can be expected following her third critical operation on Thursday in the Western Hospital, Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Blyth and family were weekend and holiday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Hastie. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Pyke and sons spent last week at Kincardine. Mrs. Frank Angus Funeral Thursday Mrs. Frank Angus, a resident, of Wingham for many years, died at the Wingham Hospital on Tuesday. Mrs. Angus had been reasonably well until a sudden stroke caused her brief illness, She was 87 yea'rs of age. Born in Tutaberry Township she was the former Ellen Hamilton, a daughter of the late Hugh Hamil- ton and Rachel Ludington. She was married in Wingham to Frank‘W. Angus, who predeceased her 15 years ago, She was a member of St, Ancirew'a Presbyterian Church, Surviving are three sons and two daughters, James, of Wingham; Frank and John E.,• of Toronto; Mrs. H. C. (Evelyn) Bates and Mrs. S. J, (Olive) McCaully, both Of' Detroit; two brothers, Hugh. Hamilton, of Toronto and Jody Hamilton, of Trail, B.C. There are seven grandchildren and two great- grandchildren. She was alSo pre- deteased by three daughters and two sons. &pike will be hO'i at the Currie funeral home at 2 ;i-nr, Thursday, conducted by Mr, peter McKague, and interment will •be In the Wing- ham Cometory. Pallbearers are Lloyd; Carter, James Sell, bosmond broPhV, 1-1. A. Fuller, DeWitt Miller and Wilfred White'. Couple Pkesented .kitatli..AtX4,,,,A presentation was InatiotO.Mr,„ and Mrs. George gur, gera party in the conamullitY1 !tall on Friday. evening ,When purse of money Was. presented On: henalt of friends and neighbors, Miss Dorothy Frieburger read an address and Donald. Gray made the ; presentation, Tirnee!s, Orchestra ; provided Music for dancing, Mrs, Burgers was tortnerlY. Ruby' Sanderson,' Mr. ,and Mrs, Burgera are i.Wing to Plooyalo, Family Reunion Held at Hickson 13LUEVALE--ilhe Johnston fam- ily reunion was held on Monday at ,the, home of Mr. and MM. Clif- ford Irwin, of Hickson, near Woodstock, Those attending were descendants of the late Mr, and Mrs, William James Jehriston, pio- neers of Morris Township, Relatives from Bluevale attend- ing were Mrs, Ed. Johnston, with her 'daughter, Mrs. Mabel Harris, of Lambeth, Mrs. W. S. Johnston. Mira, Emma Johnston, Mr, and Mrs. Sperling Johnston and family, Mr. and Mrs, Charles Johnston and family, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johnston and family, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Peacock and family. BITEVALE Mr. and Mrs. Harry Overend• and family of Dunnville are visit- ing with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Garniss. Holiday visitors with. Mr, and Mrs, Stanley Darling were Mrs. Les Hunt, Kitchener, Mrs. Cecil Wolfe and Mrs. Donald Wettlaufer of Waterloo, Mr, and Mrs. Howard Lints and children of Mildmay and Jim Darling of Trenton.' Mr, John Bosman of West Lorne,• visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bos- man last week and they all enjoy- ed a trip to the Stratford -Festival. Dr. John Coultes of Philadelphia, is visiting his sister, Miss Mabel Coultes, Mr, and Mrs. C. B. Hoffman and Miss Joyce Hoffman, who came home from Barrie for the holiday, spent Sunday at Norwich. Jack Elliott of Cornwall, is spending a holiday at his home here. Mr, and Mrs. Ira Hertfelder, of Toronto, spent the holiday week- end with Mr. and Mrs, Jos. Hor- ton. Mr, and Mrs. Henry Harris' ancl daughter, Shirley, of Woodstock, and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Holmes of London, were Sunday' visitors at the parsonage with Mr. and Mrs.. Alan Neelon. • Among those who attended Cen- a • tenniat delebrations at Lucknow were: Mr. and Mrs. Jack Willits and family, Mrs. Charles Campbell; and family, Mr. Maurice Bosnian, Mrs. Ross Douglas, Mrs. M. L. 'Ait- ken and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Gar- niss. Visiting with, Mr, Henry Mathers and sisters, were Mr. Duncan Ash- ton and son, Clayton of Saskatoon, Sask., last, Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs, P. Heaslip and their son, Norman, his wife and their daughter,' Mar- ion, from Princeton, Ont„ visited on Sunday and Mr. and Mrs. James Perdue of Wolseley, Sask, on Tuesday of this week. GORRIE Births IRWIN—In the Listowel Memorial Hospital on Thursday, July 31st, to Mr. and Mrs. Archie Irwin, R,R, 1, Gerrie, a daughter. NEILSON—In the Wingham Hos- pital on Sunday, August 3rd, to Mr. and Mrs. David Neilson, a daughter. Sale Price A j Summer $79 r 1847 ROGERS BROS. FLAIR SPRINGTIME 64 pc. Regulay SETS OPen Stock for Value' 8 $122.50 AGENTS REQUIRED MEN OR WOMEN (full 'ox part-time) a • who desire' to associate with a new business which would give them an annual renewable income with, the only requirements being it $25:00 refundable depeaft‘and a willingness to present our Picture Tube RephaeernehtiPlari to the owners of T.,V. sets on commission. • r INTEGRITY NOT! 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