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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1958-10-01, Page 8t% 1st 1901 t 'The initioun meg, Wetine ..„.. !.."094,4"...., "'eV!! sett. 39 4n,Tbirre., Oct. "CLOSED IMMO( and SATURDAY octobev 3: and 4 "LET'S' „ROC, Julius Larcisa, Paid A,nka HARD ;;MAN" (Technicolor) '0-114,1Vfatliison,,Vaierie Fren4h Mon, Oct. 6 to Thins., Oct. 9 ' CLOSED Mr, and Mrs. Crest cffawerehuk of Toronto Spent the wee4-,end at the home of 14;' and M. WM, Henry, Mr, and, Mrs, William DrinItlVa- ter of London visited on Sunday With. Mr. and. Mr's, Gordon Billett, Me, and Mrs. • 13ert Dixon and children of Harrieton visited on Sunday at the home of her "Oda, Mr, William FArster, KS. No, 12, Fordyce, with Mrs< George FiSher, teacher, won, the second prize of $8,00 at the Luck- . now Fair 'on Wednesday. Mrs, Fisher was in London on Friday, attending the teachers' convention, Mr, Orval Taylor, East-. Wawa- • nosh reeve, . was.. able to . return borne from Wingham - Hospital on Tuesday last after spending eleven weeks as a Patient. there, • Mr. and Mrs..Edward Moore and daughters of Lucknow and Mrs, Thomas Inglis visited on Sunday With Mr. and Mrs, Soddy Inglis at Watford. Many • will be sorry to learn that Roddy .had his barn burned to the ground while he and his wife and family were attend- ing the London Fair, He had bought the barn from the farm across the road, brought it home and put a foundation under it. It was finished only that week and had not been insured. Cause of the fire is not known. Mr, Dawson Craig has 'been a patient in Wingham Hospital dur- ing the week-end. Mr, and Mr,g. Wilfrid Caslick and family of Wingham visited on'Sun- day at the home of his sister, Mrs. Wallace Conn. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Moss and children of ,Plattsville visited over the week-end with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Ben McClenagbau. Mr. Melvin' McClenaghan and son ,Michael,. of Kitchener, visited thre on Saturday and took in the pony sale at Bervie. • Mr. James E. Currie Was able to return home from Wingham Hos- pital last Wednesday with his head and ,shoulders in cast, ' issMarjorie Coulees"1 spent the week-end with Her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Albert Coultes. On Sun- dayi they motored to Hillsburgh, where Miss- Coultea* inet1 other nurses who were going to Toronto, where they affiliate in the Sick Children's Hospital for the next three months. Mr. and s ls/frs. David Stroud arid daughters of Ripley visited on Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs, Edwin Smyth. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Farrier and children of Windsor spent the week-end with . his .parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Farrier and Miss Winnifred Farrier of Toronto also SATURDAY and MONDAY October 4 and Fa WMTE FEATHER" (Colour) WagnerRobert W ani Debra Paget • ; (One Cartoon) .1..TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY October 7 and 8 "TANK .FORCE" (Colour) cope) (Comedy) Anthony Newley and • Anne Aubrey (One Cartoon) * * * Tuesday — Dollar Nite $1,.0,0•`Adinits a Carload * * * 41.1111111.1 AA tttttttt 'BROWNIE'S DRIVE-IN 'CLINTON, ONT. Boat Office Opens 7.30 ,p.m. Day- light Saving Time OR 6,30 p.m. I • Standard Time. First Show at Dusk THURSDAY and FRIDAY October 2 and 3 — Double Feature`— "JET ATTACK" John Agar and Audrey Totter "SUICIDE BATTALION" Miehael Conners and: John Ashley (One Cartoon) LAST TIMES TONIGHT Wednesday, October 1st "THE GOLDEN AGE OF .COMEDY" "naqh!t14,, Reauti'es,and Custard pies, in ict.Cai-niVal of Comedy"4 Plus "IT'S ,,GREAT TO: BE YOUNG" Happy cyisi Upaets Staid British School , 1st SNOW AT 7.00 p.M. ' 'THURS. - FIiI. - SAT. October 2 - 8 - 4 ADVENTURES 'OF TOM SAWYER" Twd Old' Story Book Favourites Loved By Everyone "GULLIVER'S. TRAVELS" Both in Wondrous Technicolor The wedding reception Was held 'in the -S.S. room of the Oliva., where the ladies 'of, the church catered for forty guests. The best wishes of the community' gb with the happy couple-to their new home in Goderich, Gifts Presented to Triplets' Mother • BELGRAVE Mr, and Mrs. Jame's Lamont and ,Dale now' have their triplet babies home from the Wingham General Hos- pital, Donelda Kay, Danny Walton and Dwight Jama. Mrs. Lamont also was pleasantly surprised one day recently to have an electric clothes dryer installed for ,her,• on behalf of the community. They also presented her with a sterilizer and a sum of money? •• • to you ,•• Here at .111101.14110.1lic and ,Absorb ADMIT TAN et RESTRICTED T9 PU,SC1N$ If !PM #filt Glt 94R, town‘ 'Theatre 'HARiusirim Mon,!•Tues,,,Ned...Thur. October 61084 in „Story Of a Town, Its Its Moments of , 'Secloess_aml -.G1440058 • „ Show starts at 7,00 Pala. Last coamplate, Show 9.30 Neil McCilluT Was 'Well Known'Plper: WHITECHURCH—Neil McCal- lum, who for many Years farmed on the 4th Con. of Kinloss, Passed away in Wingham Hospital on Sun- day last hi hie 75th year, Neil was well known over the district, when be was a Player of the hag-pipes hi the Lucknow Scottish Band. On account of ill health, he moved over twenty Years ago to Lucknow, where for 'the past years he has been a great sufferer. His wife, Elizabeth Macintosh and three draighters survive, Mrs, Win. Scott (Donelda) of Langsidet Mrs, Ivan. Copley (Jean) of Luck- how, and Mrs. Clifford • Johnston (Nellie) of Holyrood; also six grandchildren. Interment was from the MeLen- nan-McKenzie funeral home in Greenhill Cemetery, Lucknow on (Thursday, with Rev. McClean of the Presbyterian Church officiat- ing. Rally Service For United S.S. ST. HELENS patsy'Logan to 'lead P.G,1,T. .13KLGRA:VE—Tho La Le I. frfnaP of the Canadian girls In Training WA its first meeting of the, season on :September 20 with IX girls present. A .getlacquainted game Opened' tile meeting *after which the girls repented the Pur- ixitte and it was explained by their leader, Mrs. Ted Fear. Luke 2:52 was lend ih; unison, The - election of officers took place with the following being elebtetlz Presidenti- Patsy. Logan; secretary, 2Vfirie Coultes; treasurer, Linda Coultes, Barbara Krug is to he pianist for the month of Oc- tober: • , It was decided to meet every two 'Weeks from' 7,20 to 9,30 p.m, with a' penalty '10' be paid •by the late members of five cents for every 15 minutes they are late. The' offering was received and dedicated, Mrs, Fear Conducted the worship service, which opened with the eall .to worship, followed by the hymn "All People that on Earth Do Dwell;', The meditation was the American Indians' prim- of the , 23.;*' Psalm,; The hymn, "come Let, Us Sing of a Wonderful Love" was sung follow- ed -,by the benediction, Recreation Was held and the '`nett meeting will be on October 10. spent the Week-elld there. Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Falconer spent the week-end with Weiwood and Cronin relatives at Caledoll, Mr, and Mrs, 'TOM McGee visit- ed on Sunday with. Mr. and Mrs Gordon Dickson of Teeswater. The three little children of Mr,, and Mrs. Nelson Sleightholm of Brussels have bedh staying this week, with Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Sleightholin, while their mother is a patient in the Wingham Hospi- tal, The W.A. of the ,United Church held a very successful baking sale and tea in the council chambers, Wingham, on Saturday afternoon, realizing about $75, The ladies join in thanking all who came along to ,make the afternoon a success. Mr, and Mrrs, Donald Bushell and children of Holyrood visited on Sunday with Mr, and. Mrs, Chas, Martin and Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Laidlaw, Mr, and Mrs, Cameron Simmons* and Nancy of London also visited with Mr, and Mrs. Martin, Jimmie Robinson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Robinson was a Patient' in Winghana Hospital for a few days last week. THURSDAY and 10RXDAY October g uno Double Feature "CARNIVAL ROCK" Susan Cabot, The Flatters "Outlaw Territory" WHITECHERCH ROY" Day Was observed in the United church here on Sunday, when the Sunday School united with the church ser- vice, and the superintendent of the SA, Robert Laidlaw, presided. Elgin Sleightholin read' the Scrip- ture lesson, Donald Gaunt read, the story of how the United Chnreb people ill Canada keep in- touch with the families coming .t0, settle in this land, meeting them, at the seaport, helping them to their trains, having them welcomed on their arrival at their new commun- ity ,and keeping in Wildh until they are established. • MIAS :lean Martin read the story, "Patty's Promise", The choir sang the anthem, "Win Them One by One," and Mr, Weelon gave an address on The Lord's Prayer, using the flannelgraph to illus- trate each separate part. Communion service Will' be ob- served• next Sunday at 10 4,111,, on the World Communion Sunday. Colour Llashmar DRIVE-IN THEATRE Listowel, Ont, World's Day Communion will •be observed in the 'United- Church next Sunday, Murray Gaunt attended the fun- eral of Mr. Tom Easton at, Exeter on Wednesday. Mr, Easton, Who died, on Sunday as the result 'Of injuries' received in a ear collision on Thursday evening, ,was" a rOdni- mate of 'Murray's when they at tended ithe 0,A,C„ at Guelph,'' '•;'',Miss -'Anna Stuart of Toronto• '„is spending:a week's vacation ; at. 'his' home here. , ; The ladies are reminded of the meeting of the Women's InStitUte on Thursday afternoon at: 2,30. Thu roll call will he, "Something I -id- Solve to do better next year", Mr, Bob Murdie,• who has spent the summer months at Jasper park Lodge, was a visitor 'here during the week. On his return; to Kitchener he was accompaniedi by his mother, Mrs. Alex Miirdie arid Mrs; Robinson Woods, who have spent the summer at, their home here. Dr, and Mrs. Russel Jackson ,of Toronto were week-end visitors' ~with Mr, and Mrs. Andrew Gannt and attended the marriage of Mrs. Jackson's 'brother,-Mr,, Ronald Per rott and Miss Joan' Forster at Whitechurch on Saturday.' John Ireland, Joanne Dru SA,T, ONLY OCTOBER 4 "SAFARR1" Colour CinemaScope Victor Mature, Janet Lee STOOGE COMEDY Mother Dies Perrott-Forster Nuptials WHITF,CHURCH--A very pretty wedding, was solemnized on Satur- day, at 2 p,m, in the P,tesbyterian, Church here, when Rev, R. T. A. Marshall officiated at the marriage of Mary Joan, second daughter of Mr, Win. Forster of W, VVawanosh, and" the bate Mrs. •Forster, and Ronald Alexander 'Richard Perrott, of Gocierieh, son of Mr. and Mrs. 'rhos Perrott of County Cork, ,Ire- • land, The attendants were the two sisters of the „bride, Irma and Nor- ma. Murray Gaunt was best map. Little Ruth Elliott, niece of the bride; was flower girl, arid Paid Elliott, nephew, was ring-bearer. Mr. Lorne Forster, brother of the bride sang, "The'Marriage.Prayee, and "0 Perfect Love". 'The ushers were Donald J. Gaunt and John Forster, Mr. and Mrs, Geo. McGee and children visited on Sunday with At Beaverton Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Snell of Londesbaro. WHITECHURCH—Mrs, Kenneth Mr, and Mrs. Albert Biernan and Purdon and baby son, John, spent children visited 'on Sunday with her last week at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roger .Inglis sister, Mrs. Norman Bronte of of Walkerton;* who -.were celebrat- 'Beaverton, where their mother, ing theit.42nd wedding anniversary. Mrs, Emma Callahan of • .Orillia Mr.:and Mrs. Williani:Irwin and was seriously ill, and was taken to baby son-visited on Sunday with Lindsay Hospital, following a her mother, Mrs. R, MacLean of stroke. Brussels. Miss Grace MacLean of Toronto was also home for the week-end. Mr. and. Mrs. Conrad 'Zettler and• Mr. and Mrs. William Zettler and family of Walkerton, also Mrs. Francis Ste. Marie and Earl and Thelma of ,Wingham, visited on Sunday.with Mr. and Mrs, Frank Eakenswiller. Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Cameron arid children, of Ashfield and Mr, and Mrs. Albert Cameron of` Lucknow visited on Sunday with -Mr. and Mrs. MitSon Robinson. Mr: and Mrs, Harry McKay of Walkerton y spent "last week with their daughter, Mrs. Levi Bierhan, Mrs, Self, of Walkerton and Mr. Robert McKay, of • Guelph, 'also spent a few days last, week with Mrs, Bierna.n. Congratulations to Mrs, David Kennedy, who this Wednesday ob- serves her 96th birthday, Farmers are busy these days with silo-filling. Some are expect- ing the fine weather to hold and, are permitting the corn more time to mature. _ Mra. and Mrs, Wm. Schneider and children of Teeswater, visited WROXETER Mr. and Mrs. 'William Hart spent Sunday, with Mr. and Mrs, Lyle -Hart, Listowel, and attended the centennial anniversary services at the United Church, • Mrs. Stan Clidngton spent Satur- daY 'with Mr.. and, Mrs. Clarence White, Firiiiiels, Mrs. Roy Eddy and Mrs.,Marion Miller of Alpena,. Mich., were the „guests, of Mrs. R. 'Newton for couple of days last week. Sunday' gueSts 'of Mr .and: Mr4. George, 'Westlake were Mrs, Wilj- liam Westlake, Mr., and .Mrs. Harry , ,Westlake,,and. daughters. of Gods ericb; mi. and Mrs, Pat Patkerson, Of, Toronto; Mrs.' W: T. McLean, Mrs, John McLean, and Mr and Mrs. Jack Stafford, Wroxeter; Mrs., Wm. Wright , and .,Mi. and- Stan Wright of Harristori; Mr; and Mrs, Pat Heinbeek ,Betty, and Da-, Ivid 'and Mr. and NI[S, Garfield Westlake and Linda, Elmira, Mr. Bob Steuernol and Kfiriberley re- turned to their home lin Elmira after spending the past week with Mr. and ',Mrs. George Westlake. Mrs. R. Newton, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Alec Gibson of Drew, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Newton, Byron. • Mrs. Win. Kress, ListoWel, spent the week-end with - Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Callaghan passed -away• on Tuesday, and interment was on Friday in 'Beaverton Cemetery. Her husband predeceased her twelve years ago, and besides the two daughters, Mrs. Bront, and Mrs. rurdon; one son, Jim, survives as well as two grandchildren. • • , Les Douglas. );..2' A joint meeting of the members Of . the Baby Band and Mis6iVii -Band will be held in the Wroxetkr, gnited Church hall • on Friday t at: teirmOn, 'October 3, at 4 0'01(4: The mothers and W.U.S. membeis 'are invited to •attend. The Mission Band members will please ;biting their thankoffering. . .•. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Adams spent several days last week on' Mani- toulin Island 'and were accompanied by- Mr, ,and Mrs. George Noble, :Of Brussels. 'tMrs. A. Wearing/ipsqclo' ent the week-end at heif holm' he e. ' • Mr. and Mrs. Fred iho ker` • of Toronto spent a few days with Mr. 'and Mrs. Howard Wylie last week. Mr, : 6,0 Mrs, Jon HdW,es! will Week-end ,visitors at- the c ilic Is 1:9'.1k IVf;si. „? rgi:. home ,wcire r, an Bradley!,and aria take sip; residence Ith.', Iv'''0k 'r-i n Owen 'Sound, where Min 'haa'ae- • cepted a position with the FirestOne Tire "Co. We wish him the best -of luck in his new job. t- 4 , • '. `°- ' I. ~Messrs,, Harvey McMichael,l iAl- y in, Simpson and Frank King.: at- 'tended the stock sale in Manitohlin , lastm rw. e je4km. es Doig spent the week -end at his home .in. Wroxetcr and with Mrs. DOig, attended the Ford- wich Fair on Saturday and the anniversary services at McIntosh Church. on Sunday: He • returned 'to Toronto on. Sunday evening, where he is a patient in hospital. CROWN Theatre - Harrist; an. Sunday, with Mr. and Mrs, Chas.. Tiffin. Langsicle coniniunity held the opening dance' of the'SeaSon in pie hall on-Friday evening. st, Mr. Brown, on Ross' IVfcGreg'or's farm, had the hydro 'turned on, on Saturday, and, has, anOVed there. Mr: and Mrs.i Lorne- MacDonald of Seaforth were in the village on Saturday and Mrs. MacDonald called on Rev. and Mrs, W. J. Watt, Miss 'Olive Teriiiff spent the week-end with Mr. and. Mrs. Louis Frain, of Brussels, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gaunt attended. the Parent-Pupil meeting, of Grade 9 in the Lucknow District High School on Friday evening, A good program was presented, and the pupils served lunch. -.:Attractive Bungalow Shows:. Careful Planning ancl,desgn .1.111•1101111110.0111111.14.11.11 BELGRAVE Miss Janet Watson of Aylmer visited on Saturday with her sister, Mrs. Gilbert Becroft, Mr. Ronald Coultes had a well drilled at his' hom'e farm last week by the Davidson well-drillers. They found plenty of good water at 100 feet. , Mr. and Mrs. Alex Robertson and children visited on Sunday at the home 'of his sister, Mra. W. J, Pea- cock, of Bluevale. • Mr. James Currie returned home on Friday after spending last week with his sister, Mrs. T. K, Bibb, at. Harrow. Mrs. Mary Galbraith of Detroit accompanied him, and spent the Week-end With her Sister, Mrs. McRitchie. • Mr, and Mrs, William Kennedy of Marrioch ' are planning to move this week from their home on the corner of the 9th concession .to the other house on their farm. Mr. Austin Cook of Toronto spent the week-end' With his parents, Mr, and Mrs, Harry Cook and Mr, Frank Cook accompanied them -back to Toronto to ,spend a few days, there. • Mr, and MrS, George Walker and Clarence' ,visited with her parents, Mr. and Nits, William Humphrey and other relatives at St. HelenS on SundaY, Mr, arid Mrs, Kenneth Johnston and daughters of Clinton visited on Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gershoin Johnston, and Mr. and mt. and Mrs, Ross Wallace, of Courtlancl, who visited with Mr. And Mrs. Jas. Johnston, Turnberry, also visited with Mr, and Mrs, G. Johnston. Mr„and Mrs, Jatnes Falcciner and Lois visited on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, CliarleS Faldoner of bla- nd/I. • Mr. anti MM. Gordon. Ritchie of Luck/kit, Visited on Sunday at the Borne of their son, Mr, Clarence kitchie. The Sunday School at Calvin- Brick United observed Raiiy Day on Sunday, Jimmie Taylor real 'the ,Striptiire lesson and Janet heeeroft told the story, the Alma Choir wog, "The Bible, Tr a Treasure Boole, Communion, soviet will be *held this' Wok (Communion &twiny. .BEDROOM 9.6 .H.-e Baskets of autumn flowers, fruit/ vegetables and grain dedorated the Trinity Anglican Church for the 'annual Harvest Home service on Sunday. The minister, Rev:- Meally, was in charge of the ser- vice: The choir sang a special an- thern. . Mr. and. Mrs. Thos: Smith, Mts. Ralph McCrea and Douglas recent- )y visited with MrS. Bert Mahaffy Mrs. W. Mahaffy, near Staf fa, Mrs. Bert Brown of MotherWell, and with Mrs. A/E. Johnston, her mo- ther, Mrs. Waddel and her brother, Mr, G. Waddel, of near 'Mother- 'well. Mrs. C. 15, cox of Millbank called ore Mrs. Ralph McCrea and Doug-, has, Mr.t and ,Mrs, Lainont and fetidly and Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Smith on Saturday. - Mr. and Mrs, George Jones and iamil3r of i.ontleri spent the week end 'with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John McCallum, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wilkinson of Smithville \spent the weekend 'with 'Miss Annie Raker and Char- lie and Clayton Wilkinson. Miriteri Pearl and Marie Penny and Mrs, Vflitgaret Field of Toront0 and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Perkins of Ottawa, also visited here recentlY., tifr, and Mrs, Kenneth Wheeler and family spent a pimple of days last week with Mr, and Mrs, Wil- fred Plekell and family at Hamil- ton. Mr. ;James Lamtait ban accepted voiltion, as a Mechanic with Lorne. Broarn at4Clinton Ind Started Work on MendaY, Mrs. G, Koss Anderson is a tips tient hi the Rosisititt , Birth WH/TE-a-Mr. and Atti, vuty,Whitit *ire happy' to anritiunee the birth of their daughter, fn the Wing. , Winkel on bat 26, 19531, The substantial appearance of this three-bedroom bungalow designed by architect P. Mes- , chino, •of Toronto, should And Appeal with many prospective home owners. The Massive chimney, wide' windows and at- tractive entrance, highlighted by two planting areas, all contribute to a pleating exterior'. The Architect has given the same careful Attention to the interior design providing for Well-sitparated living And sleep- ing quarters. The weir-planned' kitchen has ample Clipboard apace and is convenient to both l'Oem. and rear service Ontriiiiti,11 The separate compart- ment.iirrangeinent in die bath- NOM is another feature. The lbor Area is 1,393 square feet and the exterior dimensions' are 48 fear by 29 feet. Working dratii .60 for this house, :known 100iggi .256, ate available from Central Mortgage said Housing' GorporetiOn, ee *Wain* ctist. Alli: Arn—idiiiiii his liven- iii-Pointid Assistant General Matiiiisi iind Trust ttiOartment Mantoer. 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