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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1958-08-06, Page 8.9+,4901 tCe.+11111 4444 +44.4 W04,iresday, 372 Bay St., Toronto Call Mr. Parker =pits 4-7495 DOI 1 Dunlop St., Barrie Call Mr. Alcorn PArkway 2-5181 ,....tditcYrkt. 20 20 Cu. ft Holds 700 lbs. COO P hest c , _ .. . . . freezers ttttt tistmi ttttt trasuistithmstissmixtu tttttt istolgomiltnr. linter-County BASEBALL • SENIOR E. ' GUELPHVs2;',ItiuS:OWEL F. &SO 'p.m. SATURDAY, -AUG. 9th :.• . ..= II An public school children FREE.F. ..1 minor teams FREE if arriving:: in a bOdy. ' 1 __ Ei . Mete A Listorvet irial Park .F. THE CANAL BANK OF,COMMERCE in 'RANCHES ACAOSS CANADA "WY to Assist you WINGHAM BRANCH W. A STRUTHERS MANAGER 100 its Et , WINGHAM HOLIDAY TIME MEANS EXTRA HAZARDS Beware of Traffic— LLAN S Tom FAMILY SHOE STORE Play 8* in Me Water PHONE 11 ARE YOU. SURE YOUR PROTECTED? FAMILY IS Rave you planned your Estate so your wife and children will be safe — . or have you simply . made a will, and left it at that? 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Motet* *alatioa 'boat **pewee an taataiolated ateek tiesuit ifrat *it lilt nttittati, 15 '11;IttirS2 thii,7`0t 600t1 4-70 tOtoOdtifit Ibt;„; Belgrave Cop on/A few DOLIIMS Y01/ CAN BUY LGRAVE,, ONT. losigoott yoututim wow tamitionts too Bigger and Setter. When Camp BeIwood, sponsored by the • Guelph Kinwanis opens again July 18 it will bd big- ger and better than ever. A boys' and a girls' camp wit/ be held ,each for three weeks, each having 00 children instead of the 50 of last year. Nature study be•a princi- pal new topic. "We hope to teach :youngsters about flora and fauna andspelling in one swoop, )33., labelling trees and flowers and by installing.stuff- eel birds," said Mrs. Braaten. The camp, on the site of a form- er camp for the retarded operated by the Rev« Waiter McCleary, was taken over by the Ontario Associa- tion after a series of experiments. A group in Toronto taught retard- ed children to swim; in Oshawa, "We did what the experts said could not be done—we kept the children away from their parents for three weeks without encounter- lag serious homesickness problems, despite the fact most of the child- ren had not been away from home before even , for a week-end. Live happily "Last year we found that retard- ed ctiildren can live together hap- pily, go for walks, learn to' swim, to make fancy dresS costumes and puppets, play basketball and other games." Mrs. Braaten says that retarded children—youngsters with an Intel- ligence quotient of less than 50, and who may also have physical handicaps—need more supervision, take longer to learn, and cannot attain the skills of normal child- ren. "But from our experience last year we know that retarded child- ren are just as delighted with new knowledge and new accomplish- ments. "Our camp last year was a pilot project and now groups within the Ontario Association for Retarded Children are experimenting with camps of their own, some just for week-ends, others for longer per- iods." Canadian Press Staff Writer 'Retarded children eart aecomp- lish more than people think, says, Mrs. Everett Braaten, of Toronto, director of the summer camp for such. children, When she opened camp Belwood. near Fergus, Ontario, last year,. 100 youngsters spent three week residential holidays. there through th e Ontario Association for Re- tarded Children, To Live Happily Together Teach Retarded Children FORDWICH 11, CLUBS TOUR 11111TECHURCH 111111111111111111111NRINININNIONISIMOINIIIININNIMINININIMINIEREINWHIRIERIONIORND FORINICH Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Gibson and' two daughters of Flint, Michigan, spent several. days last week at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Wally Gib- SOIL Mrs, Milton Pries, RegN,, ia aPending the anonth et August at Port Elgin yoang people's camp. Mrs. Pries will he camp nurse for both junior and Senior groups, Mr. and. Mrs, Jack Brown and family, Messrs. Clayton and Wil- 11am Brown, Mr, and Mrs. Wray Cooper and Mr. and Mrs. 'Lindsay Brown and Demald, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Winston attended the Brewn reunion held 'Saturday In Erin Park, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Graham and family of Toronto spent the week, end at their home here. Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Mcbowell and Gary of Galt visited Sanday with Mr, and Mrs. Marshall .Arm= strong, Gary remained for a longer visit, . Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Galbraith. of Guelph spent one day last , week with. Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay Qat-. braith, ' farm of Alex g, Stewart & Son:at Ailsa Craig. The first was a tour by seven members of the Exeter Final 4-H bus tour for this year Grain•Ciab and the second, by 14 was taken to Perth County, where members of the South Huroa Mr. White, the agricultural repro- White Bean Club, The club mom- sentative, made arrangements to hers were conducted around, the visit the Stratford Beacon Herald farm by John A. Stewart who out- during their morning press run ,lined the' various crops being and a visit to the Shakesperiau grown and explained the capabill- Jies of each different variety over older varieties, both belong to the Bryce County Daring tho month of july about Feeder. Calf Club. The members 346 4-H chib members Of Huron made several tours qf the mantles of Western Ontario, visiting farms and industries. WESTERN ONTARIO of ClarenceC4reg o of Hanover vWe eaSn d the far m e two boys were interested the eve- OM. of these two hoya in their project, Thoe toars Were conduct-, ea by. Bill McBride, assistant agri- Two, tours were *taken to the' cultural. representative, for Bruce •Caunty, Art Bolton and the club. leaders of the various clubs, Ammo hatchery Of Allen Weclott. Other Places visited that afternoon were a broiler farrn 7 .owned by 1410d Festival building. Later on the morning the group visited the dairy farm of Adam Bell, Who has a loose, housing setup for his dairy cattle and has found it quite suc- cessful. The group ate lunch at the query at St, Marys and after- af#0-1 /494 FAS1-1 Maid of „honor was a cousin of the bride, Miss Betty Sanderson, of Fordwich, who wor'el,,vaitz-longth dress of aqua crystallette „made in princess style and carried- a star burst bouquet of shasta mums and pink carnations. Groomsman was: - Tr.1D9nala gar, Listowel and ' were Mr. Robert Sanderson tit Varciwith and Mr, tirland Avery of Kincar- dine. The organist was Miss Elva Foster of Fordwich and the soloist Mrs, Carl Douglas, a Wroxeter, who sang "Wedding Prayer and"O Perfect Love". Mr, and Mrs. Alex Oct and ily of Montreal visited last week -ith his mother, Mrs. WM. Orr o Langside. On Sunday :the family thered there for a get-together, 1 with the following present: Mr. and Mrs, Elson Arnold and family of Bervie:Mn. Harold. Percy and farn- . EirilOugh; Mr. Jas. Orr, don; Mr. and Mrs. Willis 'r. Lapp grad family, INtiughairi, and Mr, and r John L. Currie and' famiw.or I tat Wawanosh. Mt. And errs. Wan. Inrig of Hain- on and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur german and Brian of Beetori, visited over the' week-end with Mt. aytd :qrs. Lawrence' asiar. Mt. and Wilmer Taylet of Hamilton xisited with Mr. And Mrs. Chas. ShoWets of Turnberry, and all these families held a 'Plotkie supper at 'Seiler Beath on Subday, Mr. and Mra. Lalerenee Titylot and family, and Leonard. Robi nson, *Fere in London On ,Tuesday' and Ruth Ann Ta.ylor and Leonard. left by train for Wiritisor, there . Will visit this *0* *di their, litoh lAtzt. Lett Payne. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey .Williamson and two girls of are spending a couple of .weeks with Mrs. Elmer Pallis. Miss Elizabeth Are:I-Strong' 'is spending two weeks with-MT. and Mrs. George Bolander at London. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gibson of 'Toronto spent the week-end with Mr, and Mrs. Douglas Holt. Mr,. and Mrs Weldon Harnbly and family of Willowdale are spending a week with Mr. and Mrs., Tied Hambly, Miss Elizabeth • Patterson of Kitchener spent the week-end with her mother. Miss Ruth Johnston of Toronto spent the week-end with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs, A. Johnston. Miss Francis McLean and Mr: Gordon Ridley of London visited Mr. and Mrs. Milton Pries attend- ed a family dinner on Saturday in. Elmwood, the 'occasion being the 90th birthday of. Mr. Pries' father. Members of the Howick 4-H Club enjoyed a trip last week to St. Marys. Mr. Frank Ford of Toronto is spending this week at the home of Mr. Harry. Sansom. Mrs. Clara Weber of, .Neustadt ., Visited last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs., Noah RIBS. .• Mr.. and' Mrs. C. Ia Cornwall of Windsor spent two days last'week jai the hona4 of Mr. and Mrs. 'lciy- tien'DeVitt: • • __, .7 a,,Mat'Ross Dolg accOrripanied 4 jack Doig home to St. Catharines last week and visited there for a few days. Mr7Cand Mrs. Cecil LYnia and family of. Orangeville are holiday- ing this ' Week with 'Mrs:: Earl Ridley. Mr. and Mrs. Don Gibson and 4ifee ehildren •of St. Catharines af&ISPOidiaw' this :'Week. with''':4r, and'Mrs. Ross.Dcilg.• Mr. and Mrs. Frank Graham o St. Marys -visited friends in the community last week. Mr. and Mrs, J. D. Porde and- family spent last week in the Lueknow district. Dr. Forde spent the holiday week-end there. Mrs. John Montgomery of Milton spent several days this week with Mrs. Geo. Baker. 'Miss Esther Harding of Toronto returned to take up her duties on Friday after spending a three weeks' holiday at her home in rordwi ch. Mr. *id Mrs_ BM Wiifong of .Galt visited for 4. few days recently -with Mr; and Mrs: Marshall 4krin- strong, Mr, Mrs.lienry 'Howe visited with relatives in Mitchell over the holiday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Moore seen Sunday in Ititthener. Mary Lou and John Bricker returned home ,With them after visiting here for a week: Miss Jean Sanderson and Mrs. Mary Sanderson of Kitchener spent the Aveek-end with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Sanderson and' attended the Kroft-Gernhaelder wedding. Mrs. John Narrie of Toronto spent a few clays last week with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Harding. Miss Reita Harding, 'Reg'. N.,- of London alao visited with 'her par- ents a few days last week. Mr. and Mrs, Anson Demerling were home from Parry Sound the .past week, Miss Elaine Dernerling and Gordon Gcildrich of London ere week-end `visitors With the former's parents. - Mr. And Mrs. Alfred /ones of Cnelph Were Week-end• visitors with Mr, and Mrs. William Sotbern. Mr, and Mrs. Ira Schaefer Were in Stratford one day last week.. Mrs Tom Meclement, Betty and Kenny and Mrs. Ida Gtillagher 'Waited one day last week With Misses. Rachel and Pearl MciCentie near SeafOrth. Shower Is Held For Bride?Elect vottprata — Aire. 710rtnaa Harding Was hostess to it lento-as shower for her Oft*, Atlas ts:Lht-r Park of West Lafter, bout 26 relatives of the hride-eleet frtni Loaddrit Toronto, Ltstenvel„ Miran, tAithets'atia lierviek -Inlaeashipie toyed the eeeitii evening, *idak Ineloded gatmis And contests. The bilde-to-be received teeny, tiful and useful gift ` Lictiteit setVed lap the hootelt„ Twenty members of the Blyth l3elgrave Beef Calf. Club and North Huron, Swine Club visited the Ontario Agricultutal College at On July' 16th South Huron Clubs visited South Western Ontario. Ap- proximately 70 members took part in this tour and visited the Wes- tern Ontario Agricultural School at Ridgetown as well as the Do- minion Glass Plant at Wallace- burg. This tour was takken by bus arid Mr. D. H. Miles and Mr. A. S. BOlton along with the Club Leaders 'ivere in charge. Two tours were taken from Cen- tral Huron Area to Bruce County. Both of these tours visited at the new open front hog barn near frees- water which is being put up by Baliagh and they also visited the Teeswater Pig Farm where Syd Smith is, crossing Landrace and Yorkshire along with Wessex Sadcllehaeks and, producing a hy- brid, strain, of pigs. They visited • • Emile Aekert's farm at Holyrood and the Bernie Zoo. On the first tour 'the members visited at Port' Elgin and alSo, toured the-Four Way Milk Plant at Tai's. Another point of interest' visited was the Disappearing River near Tara. On the second' tour th'iy,„ visited the Milk Plant owned; .by, Thompson Bro's. Teeswater =as well as the WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY August Ii and 7 "DRAGS'TRIP RIOT" Plus the COOL AND THE CRAZY (Adult Entertainment) FRIDAY and SATURDAY August 5 and 9 Pat Boone in "BERNADINE" Plus "Gun For A Cowarcr SUN. MIDNITE AUGUST 1 `THE BLACK SLEEP' "THE CREEPING UNKNOWN" Double 11111 Horror Show (Adult) MONDAY and TUESDAY August 11 and 12 "THE QUIET MAN" John Wayhe, Maureen O'Hara In The Same Old Terrific Quiet Man. WINGHAM MOTORS Phone 139 Wingham asleD CAR FIZZED 107 I PEP AND PO,WER AND RIDING COMFORT For a wedding trip to- Northern Ontario the bride donned ri grey and White two-piece dress, white accessories and corsage of deep oink carnations. Mr. and Mrs. Kroft Will reside at 48 Fife Ave„ Kitcheer, ,such YoUngstera used a playground, !and square. dance groups and Boy Scout Ana' Girl Guide troops were organized in Toronto. • • The youngsters at each camp ..at Beiwood this summer will come from 40 local organizations for the, retarded. Mrs, Braatena formerly of Regina and Saskatoon, was appointed to the local recreation commission while living at Port Hope, Ont„ and later became 41, Aireetor of the Ontario . Recreation' Association. She was made chairman of a com- mittee working with the retarded children's group in 1955, 'and be- came director of the camp when it opened,— — . Kroft=Gernhaelder Vows at FOrdwIch rop„rmai Trinity Anglican Church was the scene of a pretty wedding at four o'clock Saturday afternoon when Ruth. Irene Gernhaelder became the bride of N. Ross Kroft of. -Galt. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Gernhaelder of Milverton and the groom is the son over the Week-end with Mrs. Dora of Mr. Norman Kroft of Gowans- Ridley, • town and the late Mrs, Kroft. Rev. E. C, Attwell, rector of the church, officiated at the double ring cere- mony. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a nylon sheer dress fashioned with an off-the-shoulder neckline which was enhanced, by a band of aleneon lace and trim- med with sequins. The •:saveepiag skirt also had a band pt alencon lace and a chapel :•Her headdress wag a peat?' net and sequins. Th veil was of bridal 11 en. with hand-rolled hem a$ fear** j.afee motifs, • She carried' a Vtis—Cent bouquet a pink Delight riiSes1 stephanotis and mums. Guelph and the Co-op Feed Plant wards toured Richardson Stainless as well as the Waterloo Artificial Steel Mink factory, where many of Insemination Unit. This tour was the stainless steel bulk tanks used proved hig,hly succesSful. in this area, for hauling the milk' from the farms to the milk .plants conducted by the club leaders and are made. Another visit of -interest taken in the afternoon was takep 'to Hopper Bros. Dairy where they were shown through their barns and mink ranch. On the way home the 4-H members visited the farm of Jack Rowe at Atwood and Mr. Rowe conducted .them through his beef feeding setup and showed them his grass drier which is used to dry grass meal, used in feed products. This tour was in charge of Art Bolton and the club leaders of the various clubs in North Huron.. TO EXCHANGE YOUR VitTORY . BONDS Pr Bring year Yictoi Bonds to our nearest branch.' or Receive immediate cash adjustment and receipt for Victory Bonds. Pi Canada Conversion Bonds yield a higher return over a longer period. Of We are equipped to help you make the conversion quickly end simply., Ile gash outlay.