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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1959-06-10, Page 8YOUR FAMILY SHOE STORE FRIDAY and SATURDAY Jtine-lg and 13 "TOM THUMB" Everybody's FaVorite Fairy Tale' Loaded with Music arid Laughter' "WOLF DOG'' Jim. Da.vis, Allison Hayes Animal' Vengeance Sweeps the tamed North. MONDAY and TUESDAY June 15 and 16 "JOHNNY ROCCO" Stephen McNally, COleen Gray The Picture With A Heart "RtVOLT IN THE . BIG HOUSE" <1;MIttlt Entertainnient) dene•JEVans) Robert Blake , Just, a , . HiS Chlasroom was Paten He Learned Past 611AMMMIMOMBIMAMOMIMIfliffli Optometrist I',ININ.,•••••••,,,••••••••e0W. TWO MORE GAMES The Whitechurch midget team strengthened their league stand- ing with another win in Beigrave an Tuesday evening. This, their third win with no losses, proved to he their stiffest eompetition to date, •••: CROWN Wee- Harriston CONTINUINGr WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY June 10 - 11 12 - 13 -81-1AWY7 '• DOG" vrot Dlimey's ;Latest and-,' , rfiividest Ever . an-Ld 91'w.15 .op•nash61" ' SAT. -MATINEE AT 2.,/5 .F.M., Children at all performances we' , . MONDAY and TUESDAY "TUNNEL, OF LOVE" - .June 15 and tg , - Doris Day, Richard Wiclmark A.D.MITTAMCE ' R ESTRICTED OVIe YEAOS Ac•I ie. . TO PERSOtivaS "NAUGHTY BUT NICE" The Perfect Comedy ,for- ' Grown-ups. • United Church Anniversary 'WHITECHURCH — Anniversary services were held on Sunday al the United Church here, with god eongregations attending both mor- ning and evening SerVices. Mr Alari Neelon, pastor of the church Was in charge and preaelied inspir. lug and challenging sermons, ir whiCh he stressed the need of Chriatian people to Move forwar together against the 'forces of evil, indifference and now-attendance among church members and now Church menihera, The choir rendered, speeltal an- thems and Miss Karen Groskotth sang "The Stranger of Galilee" Mr. Neeion Sang "Great Is Ills Vaithittlness'Y and Mrs, E, Seholtz Mrs, Dan Tiffin and Garnet Partici solg a trio, wmat Wohderfni Faith" Eapetially pleasing was the aeciMapardineet nf Miss Deily cent of ato on a new LtitVreY 01. cattle organ, 'MAO-lied In the church for the dity Clodtro 'Rutledge Of drat, Who hild the 4011 let the trade fair fot hit Wegner, (lona Fattier. 4,,Last Rose of ..u.rnmert. or Pagh aS a Dalsyl/ 4..1.4.4.10. • 'Oa a aitaag-trip sisaittere Ix° reason Why you shouldn't feel fresh a daisy iftef long trip. Smart drivers keep their WS In top tomfott co 64 iaition, -their cart Reef easier ... abbt t, sbiffittiy,, Brakes are safe end' riding:s smoother, Orive in for COM(Ort Ride tervke It OW bear Sign, mote your rietVet e youe Money and :perhaps your life! " KEN'S ALIONIVIENT SERVICE bia.ordnal iteitd /loom Winitharn 406 odetiethed dei the ViltHOIL AtiNEMENT irALANItiNci -rvAgwilo opoiaktfl,',4 NOTICE EUREKA After selling his business in London ahnost five years ago, Rae .J. Watson, your Liberal candidate haul,a wide choice of where to live. This Huron-Bruce area was chos- en' because Rae was raised and educated here, the hills and spring cricks are wonderful; the Great Lakes offer exeellent boating and the people are second to none. Al- though this job, of„ representing you,' will take him to Toronto for several weeks at a time,`itae has no‘intention of moving out cif his nice'. comfortable, new house, nor away from ,the people he likes laci vvelL • Huron-Bruce Liberal Association r r I I CHRISTIAN SCIFACE MONITOR ANIWFR ,..141,1,1M • 0,,,LYNIWIPAP", Good Reading, fOr the Whole Family • News • Facts • Family Features air Irani. 1.= limit rm. mill gm via ...a on. gni The Christicin Science monitoe Om Norway St., Boston IS, Masi. Cind your noivinionit Ur the tkril thieked. Cieloaild fled my chick Of inoney Ordo. 1 year $19 0 . • 4 MOntha $9 in 1 tricintha $450 Nome Ore* • PATTISON. RADIO had a good disPlay of vacuum. cleaners at the trade-fair' laSt,:week;.as 'the aboye tiitel shows. The display was another example of the hard work that went into -making the fair. a nunaiber one:show nlace of local business and manufacturing' establishmenta. -'06-1-0.4, • WINGHAM SAWMILL'S exhibit 'at the trade fair had a good line of information fOr those int,erested building or renova.ting their homes, The mill's' disp bay drevit a. large number of interented people. TRADE VAllt iliNtttliairAINERX,,,Atnong the B1'0'61446 enteriaitierri the trikie Bair ItSai 'Or Doh *ohettsert, right ,and ,s4rs, itobproton along with *Oft Malik leittlind Batik hiodald. 4 The Wingliont Advasiee*Times Wedueaduy, algae )0, 19S0 Paste 441 .1.14 Children's Canvas SHOES • For Bea.Ch or :Play 89c AND .UP , • Calling all children $ years and over! REGISTER FOR SWIMMING at TOWN HALL, WINGHAM, SATURDAY, JUNE 13th, from 1 to 3 p,m, WINGHAM ,PHQNE 12 Phone 770 - Tiffin, George Conn, Hari eY Craig. At Teeswater on Friday, in one and Janis. Farrier. „All .enjoyed .the of their poorer exhibitions of ball- social tinie 'during the. lunch 'per-- playing to date,,,Whitechurch man- iod• that followed. - • ." aged to" win another game, Their, batting was good enough, but the Mk. and Mrs. •Mitchell Elliott and family of AilSa Craig visited fielding support was ragged. They are still in undisputed first place, on Sunday at the 'home of. nis sis- ter, Mrs, l;)on•Catimbell, Delgrave Standings to date: and with Mr..and Mrs. Walter El- W L T P ilott and with their Parents, Mrs Whitechurch 4 0 0 8 Wingliard and Mr. Elliott, TeesWater.:;.,. ........ ..... 2 2 0 4 a•patierit in lospitaL: : Selgraye 2 2 0 4 Mr,..JaineS Forster was able .to $elmore 4 0 0 .return, home on .Wednesday -last rnafotellrth:piirdi winngo:.attahe opoti trihe Wity111.11TEChlitunliCil Mr, and .Mrs. Alek Robeifson and family visited on SuiicifiVi at the 'Mrs, E. .Dow and Nelson, Don- home of his son Mr, alter For- eld. and Ivan attended anniversary ster-of W ; services at Westfield on Sunday. Mr, ' r, and Mrs. Kenneth ! Laidlaw There was no service in the Cal- of. „L n, ondo visited ..on.' Thursday at vin-Brick Church on Sunday, the, home: of Mr: and 'Mrs. Elroy L aidlaw Mrs, Jamess who had spent' three• vveWeeks';, at Lon- don. returned, he: Mr. •and Ma, Stewart dpupland and 'Miss Linda Powell and Mr, Smith of Toronto spent ,the•week- end at the home 'of Mn': an,d Mrs Charles. Robinson and 'with Wrbx- eter relatives. JiMmie Robinson. left with them foil Milton;:, Where he ' will . Work for- the'. nexti ,;feW months at the Referd.C-ilartihouse tarns. ra ",'West .Witivanoih schools: • are holding their field.,ciay ,thiSikriday at,the township school; where Ross ,Ertington, ,eaelrieS: All parents'.are itiViteifto attend,, doll- teats start at 30 am. ..; Mr. and 'Mrs. Albert Siidge and Mr. and Mrs, Roy Higgini4 .0 4tnis, Branch visited on Sunday, Rev.' and Mrs. W.:J. Watt at the 'WEDNESDAY arid THURSDAY home of ' Mr. and ,.Mrs. • June 10 and' 11 Patrick St., Wingharn 4. • AT DUSK Two Shows:Nightly Cartoons at every performance FRANK C: HOPPER —Representative-- Canada Life WINGHAM, ONT. Phone 4Q h. ALAN WILLIAMS mons, NATingham, , and Mr: Alex Reinhardt and 'friends of Walker- ton, visited on Stinday. ,with Mr. and Mrs, Frank Eckenswiller. Miss Marjorie Clirrie:'returned CABlf—if you live, CASH—if you die. Protection for the family Comfort for your retirement Ail in One policy. Consult— Mr. and. Mrs. Orest .Havverehuk "DEMETRIUS and the and her !brother, Mr. "Gerdon GLADIATORS" ehell of Toronto spent,,the week- 'end 'with idr. and Mrs. Win, HenrY. Victor Mature Mr. and Mrs. aeorge-teitiold and A spectacle in Large Screen filthily of Melia Foteet, 'also Mies Entertainment. E. Simmons and Mr. HarVey IM1VM111 9T,OSSOMA, Mr. and Icfra. Roddy Inglis of Watford, Mrs, Thos,, Xnglis, Mrs Robert Adams and Tore and Alex Inglis attended the funeral of the late Mrs, Levi Aytest mother of Jack Inglis, of FordWich, held at Stayner on Monday,. Three-year- old TorninY Inglis, soh of Mr. and Mrs, Jack Inglis, who Was talized at LlstoWel during the past week after an,opetatienandozneasl., es, spent the week-end tinder Mrs Alex IngliS" care, Mrs, William Scott of. Langside was in charge of a music recital held for her puplla.""fro, Ripley Purpl in e Grove, DudknoW and White, church in flolyrood.:'fiall, On Friday evening. Those fipin this, drstitef ,wlio were taking ;Part were: Joan, . a broken ,leg: Mr. .Forbter and ' • Mrs. Robert Gibson aedonipanied Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Lougheed Mr.-Gibson to Toronto on Sunday. And children of Midland and Mr, He will write eitarninations there and Mrs. William -Fisber of Acton this week. spent the week-end with their par- ents, Mr, and Mrs, George Fisher. Mr, C, Mitchell of Toronto spent SundaY at the home of Mr. John Mitchell, • Rev, Ewart Clark of Fordwich will have charge of the morning service in the United Church here next Sunday and Mr; Neelon will have charge of the 'anniversary services in Fordwich. Mr. and Mrs. John Gray, (nee Clara Belle Clow) of Kincardine, visited on Sunday -with IVIr. and Mrs. Arthur Moore, and attended anniversary services here in the 'United Church. Larry and Kenneth TaYlor of lier Peeition in. 14ciridon- on:Sunday after spending' her' vactitiort With relatives. Mrs. R. 3 . Currie and BACKACHE May be Warning Backache is often culled by. limy kidney action. When kidneys get out of order, excess acids and wades temain in the system. Then backache, dis- turbed test or that tired-out end heavy- headed feellei May toOri Theft the liMe to take Dmitri Kidney Pills. Dodd's stimulate the kidneytto notmal action. Then you feel better-,sleep better--,work better. Get Derld's• Kidney Pills now. 59 WIIITECHURCII WRITECHURCII WINS h ston, pitch ng for Bel- grave,. with good fielding support, kept each inning to a small num- ber,-`of runs. Wayne Henry pitch- ed his usual, good ball for White- chiireh and the fielding errors were negligible., Final score, White- -church '9, 'Efelgrave 2. - 0 - 0 'Mr, and Mrs. Wildred Martin of through another oPeratirin :,on ;his Stratford and Mr. and Mrs. Ed knee, in the Sick '6-Midi-WS ; #. as- Spiehruicher of Mildmay visited With Mr. -and Mrs, Howard Martin -pital,„,Toronte, lest Weel;, Was able on Sunday: . ' to he breught• nonie - on, Sunday. ' lyfr'; and Mrs, Jack Johnston of He now has ,a. cast 'frOrti.Walit to , . London `SPent the week-end with toe. DoriglaS has had 'his' share of trouble; :with operatiOns,jand,his. his,parents, Mr, and Mrs. Gershom ac„ Many friends' hope this mill: ptove. JOhnsion and Mrs, 3 ohnston ecinmanied; them back to spend a to he the• leaf that Will * be neces; Week, at London. sary. ;Me and Mrs. Gilbert Beecroft '. 1V/V." Sad' Mrs, Mac Cardiff of Briisseis, and -Mr. and Mrs. George end family ViSited . on . Sunday at° the:home of his Sister; Mrs.. Hen- Cal:dWell 'of Brussels visited 'on and tor Hamilton -of dorrie. -, '', ,R.m...I jil?, ..86w.3 7 il: la . ja r .4, thRe inhtoomuie. of Mr. ,Mr. and Mrs,..Sarry.- Tborirpson . . - ' The;'., follewing were visitore at and ,children of ,DonnybtOok and Magoffiri- and with her aunt, Mrs. and Claire visited on tunday with ‘.441.,Puririn on Sunday; Mrs. Don- Mrs, Ceeil ChainneY in Winghani. aid:, Gray,' Torn and Bonnie and Miss Sandra Chlarriney spent the Mr. and lifts. John Tillie, London; week-end with Miss 'EvelYn Ste- Mr,,, Lansley Magoffin and _family, Phens of Gorrie. , ' 'London; Mi,...,and Mrs, E. J, Ruth- The service in the. PrOshyterian erford of Lennon, Mich,; Mr. and Church here, Wes :,withdraWn on Mrs. Anklam of Ypsilanti, Sunday and many atteeded -the Mrs. Henry Carter, Clin_ anniversary servicea. in. the :linked ton; Beth Gaunt, Wingham and Church or the anbiversaty,serVices Almend, Lorne and Stewart Jamie- in the South Kinloss son of Belgrave. Mr. Mrs:. pion Welmfoo,d of *. Mr. arid Mra. John Kerr and Calla.don • spent -the week-end at Br an of Bluevale visited on Sun- the home of her brotherse-Cecil and day with her grandfather, Mr. Jamea Faleenier and 'With his Sister, Herbert' Laidlaw and Ivan. Mrs. Arthur Moore. . . Mrs. Herson Irwin spent the kr. and Mrs. Hugh Simpson arid week-end in Toronto. children visited With her Mother, Mr, and Mrs. Harry, Tichbourne, Mrs: StrntherS laiekrww• of Goderich, Visited on Sunday with Mrs, R. M. Shiell of AVingham her Mother, Mrs, David Kennedy, and Mrs- anrdOn lideBiltileIf visit- Riehard --Turner and son ed, on_Sunday.at the -herrie of ;Mt. Richard spent the -week-end with .ande'7Mrs. Elmer Shied, of 1.-on- don, and Mr. Mc/Iiirtiey and - sons stayed with Mt. &dell in Wing- ham. Mr. and ;Kra, thinglaS aitripson of Cuitoss visited on Sunday with his mothet, Mrs. Wm. Simpson of Lucknow. Mr. and Mrs. Angus Falconer vis- ited on Sunday witri Mr. and Mrs, Weeley Tiffin. Mrs. James Falconer spent last week at the home of Mr. Charles Falconer at Glarnis, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ritchie of Luckno-w spent Sunday at the home of their son, Mr, Clarence Ritchie. Mr, and Mrs. Clifford Putdon arid family of Beigrave visited on Sun- day with hie parents, Mt. and Mrs. John Purdon. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Ritchie of Ashfield spent Sunday at the home of her sister, MrS, AhdreW Gaunt. and' 'Mrs: 'Cliirene-e.'CtrafriniS? the,':hoine of Mr. and MrS, Thomas her parents in Toronto. Wingharn spent the week-end at the home of their aunt, yrs, Oar) MaCienashan. The pupils of the senior grades of SS. No. 11), Kinloss, their tea- cher, Mrs, Melvin Igathers, aro Mrs, Dan Tiffin, xis, ThOs, more rison, Ntrs, John morri.soe, Mrs, Albert Coultes, Mrs, John gaunt, Mrs, Robert Seloman, Mrs, Rue. Sell Ross, Mrs, Wallace Conti, Chas. Tiffin, Mr, and Mts. James Garint and Donald meNfurray and friend, 'tn:bk 'Vila -Otis '1)ettoichist 'Thursday and .enjoyed tire .,daV at the zop, Some took .in the New r7ork-Detroit„ hap, game. and Some shopped,, Friday, the, joiners, ,With some. cif ,,,..the," par,enta, .;Were taken "by -Mr. Rassell Chaptnari and, IvIrs.,11/fatherS,:to,,the' Fiitritosa park sand enjoyed garnes ,and testi and the , picnid .Outirig 'there. . Mrs, Irene Patterson 'of Toronto and and„Mis, ;Rosa "Patterson of Kapuskasing, spent the week.. .end with Mrs. William:Taylor. Mr, Patterson took in. the veterans' re- , union in Wingharne, . . „Wr. Adam ,McBurney of Mstnoeh spent a few days mi. 'at Kingston, , • Mr,: and' MO: OliftOri;' Moore ',of — , • Lowden and Mr, amt. Mrs, .Robert Downey of Lueari: Spent the Week- end at (he home' William Kennedy' of Marnoeli. • -The ladies of EaSt WaVvamieh of the -WA.' of , Beigtave' United Chnrch asilsted at the turkey din-, ner served in ;the :Ilelgrave arena on iSatrirday. evening „tO :2.50 vet- eraris. . •• . ' Douglas Coultes, sem of :Mr..'and Mrs„ Norman Conites, wir& - . . WARY 'DOOR follund that many attending' the trade fair Were intereSted tbeir''neil"'''Ilne Of Si;ntintlal gaiage doors' as shown in the above picture; The inn also displayed their _Standard atm.-pieta: garage deer and folding closet doors, ••• - WHAT PQM when, you wear an r c)TC 0bclorninal belt NeKIIIDQNS iftexall Drug Store