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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1959-06-10, Page 5FREE Soft Drinks AV r vomiso 19th Field Regiment As.Ociation. Holds' Reupiop in Wingham The reunion of the 10th Field Regiment ASS001% WOK'. held• iiiiinghain” Week:eni was considered lo be, the best Since the end uf the war. In the,top photo the veteran" are shown as they at the cenotaph with the color party in positions before a wreath was hdd at the inonii- ment.' . The ,next photo shows the parade to the cenotaph led by the. Belgrave Pipe Ram]. The two 'ewer :pictures show a few of the association and guests theherheene whit* was field At the farm of Alex Cot rigari ',just .Bast of Bluevale, = Enjoying the picnic in'Abit• hottern photo are Earl McKay ei• Sitritia?;Larid.".'Art Boon of Stratford, left, and Bill. Gregory: and, Aft,s• Boon, right, in the bOltifin :Photo 111r.Tand *s. Tony Sat, Mrs. Donald Adams, Mrs. SteWarti,Sttt rand Mrs. Jaek Bateson, enjoy the barbecno•Pebiek- „ en at, the Sunday afternmin picnic,; ' Residential Buildingl.1)111 Berry . Door Co., Ltd., ownern of a portion of Plan No. 33, Town of Wingharn, offers for sale I 0 building lots fronting on Angus and Wilfred - -- ' streeta; in what hi' generally-khOwn ei * -- „ "THE BERRY PATCH"; ., ..... The owners will include: restrictive covenants in deeds ensuring the orderly deVelapment of a firstp,class residential subdiiision forthe ' pro- tection of all purchasers alike. Streetsare grad- .ed and graveled, water lines are in, hydros service , 4 Prices from $425 for 82.5.ft. frontage to $750 for 132 ft. frontage on the Maitland River parkway. • !, For information, see or call" WILLIAM S. REED Phone 202-M 'Wingham Daddy s voice...It's the `first of :many' warm and wonderful moments in store for „,L3uzie: 'moments that will come. to her, by teleplione; her whole life through. • • The lives of all of us are constantly enriched by hearing the voices of our children, our parents; our friends — loved'oneS wiio,niay lie ont'Of•sight Or far away but are never out of reach by telephone. ' The telephone keeps us,in touch with ihem ill- - giving its so much for so little. • 4 THE HELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF CANADA • • available. WHIM DO Nri:00 $0004 Vallg PRESCIMP110046 filtE0? '11 ALWAY$ /Alit MiNt TO . LOCAL. TRA MAI}46. usimmunummunom Liashina VANCE'S . DRUGSTORE -vwc.14-T-terolilEmf DRIVE-IN THEATRE Listowel, Ontario Two Shows Nightly. Rain, or. Clear Box Office Opens at 8.00 o'clock. First Show at Dusk Children Under 12 in ,Cars Free Cartoon at Each Performance THURSDAY and FRIDAY June 11 and 1.2 "D-DAY THE SIXTH OF JUNE" Colour CinemaScope Robert Taylor, Edmond O'Brien SATURDAY and MONDAY June-13 arid 15 -- Double Feature — "GOOD DAY FOR A HANGING" Colour Fred MacMurray, Maggie Hayek "GOING STEADY" Molly Bee, Alan Reed Saturday OUR LOW The -Workman' s..Shoppirig Centro OVERHEAD PERMITS US TO - — limmiuminonimmimminainr WROXETER A large manner from here at- tended the' Flower Service in Garde United Church, 'Sunday, Mrs. GM Galbraith visited her daughters near Brussels 'a few days last week. Mr. and Mrs, Mervyn Grainger, EXeter, called on friends in town Fidday, Mr,"and `Airs. }Lloyd 1l2cMichael and daughter of Toronto spent the week-end with relatiVes. Mr. and Mrs, Lyle Brothers and family, Wexford, visited during the week-end with Mrs, V. Brothers. • Mr. Lyle Reldt,, Willoysaiale, was home for the week-end. Mr. and Mrs, Stuart' Copeland, Toronto, spent the week-end With Mr. vd Mrs. Harvey Copeland. Mr, and Mrs. Billie Hart, Oshawa, were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Hart. Mrs, Ten), Hislop and Miss Lois of Kitchener were also guests at the same home. Mr. and Mrs. Jas, Doig had Mr. and Mrs, John Snell, Bluevale, as guests to dinner` Thursday evening, Mrs. Wm. Langstaff entertained at a birthday party' in honor of her daughter, Joy, on Sunday, those present were: Mr. George Lackey, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Coupland, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Charles, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Charles, Listowel, and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Charles and baby, Gail, of Gorrie, Mt. Wilfred Elliott, Listowel, called on Mrs. Alonzo Sperling 'on Sunday: Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Calder, Guelph, visited with Mr. and Mrs, A. E, Hunt on Sunday and attend- ed the 19th Field Regiment Re- union at Wingham. Ross Tomairs accompanied Mr, and, Mrs, Lloyd Sage, Listowel; to Waterloo on Sunday where they visited Mr. and Mrs. Chester West- man. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey 13radshaw left Monday for a vacation in Michigan and other points. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Musgrove visited the latter's mother/Mrs. .T. Musgrove, at the home of her • daughter, Mrs. Doris Willis, White- church, one day last week. Mr. and Mrs, Wm' Newton and girls, Byron, spent the week-end with Mrs. R. Newton and attended the 19th Field Regiment Reunion in Wingham. Mr, and Mrs. Jack Gasho and Wanda, Harriston were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Elliott. • Mr, and Mrs. Mervyn Grainger, Eiceter, called on friends in the village Saturday, Mrs. Marston (nee Joan Snell) and children, Oshawa..spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. John Snell. Mr. and Mrs. L, Ryan and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. McCutcheon at- tended the McKee Harvester de- monstration and 'chicken barbeque at Elmira last Thursday, Mr. and Mrs. George Gibson and family spent 'Saturday With Mr. and. Mrs, Lloyd Weir, Toronto, Mr, Geo. Galbraith attended Lon- don Conference, held in Sarnia last week, Mr, and Mrs. Joe, Brewer, Mr. Russell Fox and friend of BrusselS were Sunday guests of Mr. John. McCutcheon, Miss Luella McCutcheon spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Chas. McCutcheon and attended Gorrie Flower Service at the United Church in the •morning and Wing- ham Flower Service in the even- ing, qmommomeimilwilimwomommommommilimmiummoulmougammimimilimmmomminomumE m U ,THE FESTIVAL of = SPRINfi BARGAINS -11 at the IVIildmay Furniture show rborim THIS THURSDAY, FRI- DAY & SATURDAY : JUNE 11, 12, '13 Open Thurs., Fri., Sat., evenings of this week. ipipitamitociatouittionicnigtrionliwomovationsminiottfoolinigoillooktioliarnatio WLI)MAY Mt. ,FOREST GOIDIFRIET . . Training Program In Mitchell Arena . The Winghana cOOlfregatiOn Of Jehovah's Witnesses ,have 'been in:. vited to attend three day training propara this week-end in the Mit- chell memorial arena. Mr, E. Fat: caner, presiding Minister of the local congregation said, "Over h00 are expected to attend the confer- ence where the theme of.'Be a tea- cher or. the Gond NeWS' Will be featured throughout the three ditya.4 'Highlight 'of the conference 'will be the ' shoWing of the film, '121- ‘4'ile Will .piteri*tional.Asklerribb.)- 00%n•lig it, e:077all'S.7. This sOseie ae Witnesses" Saturdayoiore film, of tile` Worlds largest Chris- tian cpiv:!ition, when over a quay! ter of at people from 123 lands; assembled 'at one time for Bible '.inatructiOn and discussion. Featured speaker of this gather Mg is Mr, A, W, MacNaniara • of Toronto, 'district :supervisor, who will clirna y the assembly program with the•.Bible discourse, "A Par7 addoimse,,,Eoeshuntdharyoir $ Gpoind's King- • Buirke Is Institute Hostess • :WAsiDFETER--At the June meet- ing of tile Wroxeter Women's In- stitute ,whicth ' was held at the home Of•Afts, Burke, it was de- ckled .tiirequest Millinery for the short uotirae.. • The s roOtto, "You can preach a better sermon' With your life than with yone:;)ipe; was given by Mrs Joe SiniinOns. A food -beginning With yOtir,•initial and how to cook brought a Odd response for' the roll call. • The report of the district direc- tors' Conference, held in Guelph, was, given by Mrs:. Munro. Mrs, Davidson?candl Mrs. Munro report- ed on ;,the- district annual. Gifts 4i8,pre preSented to two members., Mr4..WY;lie. and MI'S.' Burke, who are Preparing for a holiday in Europe$\,, •-• Howes' presided for this meeting 'and: the hostesses were Mrs. 170,,,eXVIrs. Hart and•Mrs. Mun- ro. Th'"n:Ost"Aneeting will be at the honteiof Mrs. Howes on August 11th at.8,-;,p.m. •„: WROXETER- Mr., and Mrs. George Gibson, Murray ;and Glen's, Mrs, W. V. Weir and Miss Gertie Bush attend- You Are Invited to I I U U U TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY June 10 and 17 "ME AND THE COLONEL" Danny Kaye, Curt Jergens ed Gorrie Flower Service anti spent the day with Mr. w. Dane: maimmmummmmi 411*.milm.44milmmialm.m.mmtimmmilwilmimmitommilm.4 ▪ W. R. HAMILTON'll k.. a OPTOMETRIST 6 . , • , ---- :Thoroughness Ability -;- Time tested I, Ili 1 , i . Phone 37 for appointment Tismotimititsiatimmittistusitistictuitisittailiatonammiliansinalisal '.Higher interest tioiv4 DEBENTURE* / NoW at HUron & Erie—Canada Trust your investment in Deben- tures tarns a higher return. Authorised by la* as trustee investritentS, Debentures Are avail- able in amounts of $100 or more and 'nay be cashed at par' in the k event at die death of the bolder. Ptah *Very step with ir .wo Huron & Erie -CanadaTrust uritin omit* LoNnos, ON't'Altit) District liepresentative• • tritaiord ik Hetherington, Wingitima; 4. W. Ituslilleld, Wineklint lit MacLean, Winghain; N. Wylie, itItrokrt'er