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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1959-06-10, Page 10oao to 1Nno 21.dvapee,Tinn** 174,4410440f lil /0, MR `• LIOIIIIIilall110111111111111101E10E1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111100111111111111111111.1111111111 LYCEUM THEATRE wingilarn , Ontario TWO SHOWS EACH NIGHT COMMPNGING Aar ',15 P.M. Sat)) June 11-12-13 JOHN WAYNE SOPHIA LOREN in "LEGEND OF THE LOST" Filmed in Libya with the beauty of desert backgrounds, Isere is is great adventure melodrama. illiiiiiiiilmilip11111111101111011112111Milivispilgiodui.111.11111111.1111.1IIE1,111111111111111111 IS YOUR, IMMACE SAFE? Don't go through another winter without having us give your furnace a FREE INSPECTION No cost! No obligation. We'll check your furnace for safety, economy and possible trouble. Be sure if it's o.k, we'll tell you so. if itneeds a minor "tune-up", now is the time to have it done. If you need a new furnace let us help you choose an ANTHES furnace to suityour needs. Call today.' PHONE 255 PERCY W. CLARKE Plumbing — Heating — Sheet Metal lyorls WINGBIAM 7,13.37115.111 WEEK-END FEATURE REV. GREENE GUEST FOR ANNIVERSARY BLUE'VALE .= Large cengrega: „dons, eloquent preaching and splen= did singing marked the anniversary services last Sunday in Knox Pres- byterian Church, Bluevale. Rev. 'J, Greene, Brussels, was the guest Preacher for the occasion. His two sermons will long be remembered by those who 'heard them. At 'the morning Service Mrs. Wil- liam !Robertson and Bruce Robert- son ,topk the solo parts in "The King ,of Love My Shepherd Is", A ladles', choir sang "Now Thank We All Otir.God". At the evening ser- vice 'the choir sang "Saviour, Breathe an , Evening , Blessing". Gordon Leggatt; Wingbarn, was the gnest,soloist. . He sang 'The Glory of Ibis" Presence". „ • , This anniversary marks another •rinlestone- in 'the history, of Pres- byterianism in Bluevale and dis- trict. Make Arrangements For Garden Party , BLUEVALE The Woman's As- sociation• met in the United Church on June 4th with the president, Mrs. John Wickstead, in charge. After devotions, reading of the minutes and the treasurer's report by Mrs. Alex McCrackin, the chief business was the discussion of plans for the church's June garden ,party. Committees were appointed to make arrangements for the sup- per and concert following, also for catering for a July wedding. BLUEVALE Spending Sunday at Sundridge were Mts. Alex McCrackin, her sis- ter, Mrs. Harry Adams of Wroxe- ter, and . brothers,' Sylvester and Arthur Fox of Brussels. .Mr. and Mrs. Challacombe (the former Bessie Nichol), of Toronto, visited with Mr, and Mrs, Eldred Nichol and attended Knox Church anniversary services. Mr. and Mrs. William MeTaggart, Goderich, visited Mr. and Mrs. Roy Turvey and attended the anniver-• stiry services. Mr. and MrS. Donald Street and children of Listowel visited Mrs. Aitken and sisters on Sunday, Mrs. Aitken returned to Listowel with them for a Week's visit. Mr. and Mrs, Jaek 'Allow and daughter Marion of Stratford vis- ited relatives here on Sunday and attended 'the anniversary, Rev, Jonathan and Mrs. Greene, BrliSSeiS, Were guests 'at the Pres- byterian manse on Sunday. Mr, and MI'S. Gilbert Miller and daughter of Brarepton visited ReV. E, and lifts. Kennedy en Satur- day, Mrs, Kennedy Is spending if ;few daYli• week, visiting friends in Toronto and Oshawa,. Guest is Native Ot Bluevale, Scot. BLUEVALE—Mr. arid- Mrs. Alex Corrigan entertained 12 guests at their home over •the week-end, members of the 19th Field Regi- ment Association; which was hold- ing a reunion in Wingham, along with their wives. Reuni0n guests were from as far away as Vancou- ver, Montreal, Kirkland Lake, Sault •Ste. Marie and Kapuskasing, also Welland, Sarnia and Detroit. A resident of Scarborough, Mr. Robert Thomson, of 'Scottish birth, was interested in the village of Bluevale, as he had attended school and church in Bluevale, a parish in, Glasgow. This village is named after Bluevale in Scotland, by the Duncan brothers, who were early Settlers in •this vicinity in the 1850's. Mr, and Mrs, Corrigan entertain- ed their visitors With a barbecue held in the woods On their farm, Church Parade Held Sunday Morning MRS. S. DARLING:, SPEAKS 'ON AilEXICO'7: BLUEVALE— Mrs, ,Alex Crackin president, .opened. the W.M.S. ,meeting in . the ..United Church on Thursday ,afternoon., Plans were 'made for paCking ,and shipping a bale, of ,glething 'foy„sliat- tribution from the church's head,.. quarters Toronto. ' At the, July meeting the Baby 'Band, will „be, en- tertained. • Mrs, Jos.' Horton and., 1111rS, Stan- leY.Darling had charge ref the study program and Mrs...Horton gaye. the SCripture reading and 'prayer; 'Mrs. Darling gave a talk ' on Mexico; Mentioning the surface featu'res and the mineral riches. Industry is backward, but im- proving, Though Spanish is the of- ficial language, Indian dialects, are commonly spoken. There is 'in- creasing interest in education and illiteracy is decreasing rapidly. Though the chief religion is Roman' Catholic, Protestantism is a force too, and the Salvation Army is ac- tive. The people have much to learn about health, and infant moi., tality is very high. „ nin mu Immiu almiummilmommommifilimomimmfflimmmomimOMOM: Yes, June 21st, is Father's Big Day Treat him to the' n things he's been i hinting tor. ST. HELENS Miss Marlene Johnson, our teach- er, and Huron County Dairy Prin- cess of 1958 was guest on CKNX Almanac on TV recently. Appear- ing with Professor Hamilton of the 0.A,C., Guelph, she demonstrated the use of the milking machine and the care of'the utensils. Mrs, George Stuart and Miss W. P. Rutherford 'spent Friday 'in Toronto where they visited Miss Anna Stuart who has not been en- joying good health for some Months. Twenty members Of the Women's Instittite and five children were guests of Miss Margaret Brophy on M'Lady on TV on Tuesday ,afternoon. A demonstration by Mrs. Floyd Wick of Kincardine on making nuggets arid bonbons was enjoyed. Mrs. T, Y. Todd Was the winner of the loVely basket of food and Mrs. Jas, Curran won the box • of candy, tour of the station followed, Later the ladies met at Lee's Bestaiiralit for hinch. Mr. G. A. Webb was able to re- turn to the horde of Mr. and Mrs. E. W, Rice after being a patient In the Wingham and District General Hospital for several weeks, Mr, W. I. „Miller is arotind after •being confined to' the house for over sift weeks: Mr. W. -Wic)t of Tortinto 'luta been the guest of SISter Mrs, B, P. Green and heir. Gtaen, Miss, W.' D. nntherforci is 'a visitor With' friends in Kirkland Lake,' Lt, Brian, Staples of damp Bor- den Was n. rodent gna4t. of Mr. and MrS. John Cameron and Pen, Mr, and WS,' 1$eil 'GI:0MM of rord*I6 Were " ';'OOetit i/iNiters with Mr. and Mra, Njlliy •Vretild .you Vole ngliinst Rae Think things over and idtv hint it ;boost by Veting ter littironAIftleti Liberal: AsSeelatien '1U11111.11.11.111111iWINW11111111011WW 1481"b°1-1r, wrym111,9 Ii DAIRY QUEEN—Ruth Anne Hollands .of Kincardine Township was named Bruce County Dairy Princess last• week. Miss Hollands will compete for provincial hoilonrs later. JUST DRIVE UP . . . Tell us your auto troubles Every job gets immediate attention from a careful. , skilled mechanic or service expert. SEE US NOW!' 30,4 441. --44- and Mrs. Win. McCiPnag- ban and family of Waterlcie visit, ed his father, Mr, Harry McClena- ghain • pn Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Pave Fleming of Bervie and Mrs, Kate Stewart of Teeswater also visited at the same borne. —Mrs. Mabel Hare of Water- loo visited with Wingham friends one day last week. • —Mr. Richard Roberts of Toronto was in town at the week-end and attended the 19th Field Regiment reunion. —Mr, and Mrs, F, D. Blakely of St. Catharines spent the week-end with Mr, and Mrs. C W Lloyd. —Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Riches and Hesterlee of Terento spent the week-end with her parents, Rev Slid 'Ora: C: '11": • • —Mrs. Elizabeth Elliott, who hat been a patient in Wingham Hospi• tal for several weeks, was idis• charged last week and is at the home of her granddaughter, Mrs DeWitt Miller. —Mr. and Mrs. N. T. McLaughlin are spending this week in petroit, and will leave from there on Sat• urday to motor to the West Coast, with their son, Muir McLaughlin of Sarnia. —Mr, Ted Gauley and Mr. Ross Dundas are attending a two weeks' foremen's conference for Ontaric Rural Hydro foremen., at Niagara. —Mr. and Mrs, James Waddell. of Listowel spent ,Sunday at the home of their datighter, Mrs. B. 0 Wenger and Mr. Wenger. • —Mrs. George Nicholson and Ricky ,of Nile visited early this week with her sister, Mrs. L Hingston. . —Mr. Neil Stainton, who is now employed_ Totnuto.and took•ovei his duties • lastnilOndaW Was home for the week-end. —Mrs. Neil Williamson of Lon- don was a guest at the week-end with 'her sisters-in-law, Misses Ag- nes and Marion Williamson. —Mises Minnie and Florence Barber have returned to Wingham for the summer months. —Mr. anci Mrs. Roy ' Bennett were in London' the latter part of the week and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bennett, 'returned home with them to spend the week-end with members of their family here. —Attending ,graduation exercises of Kenny Fitzpatrick from St, Jerome's College, held in St. Mary's Roman Catholic Churbh, Kitchener, on Gunday were his 'grandParents, Mr. and Mrs, Ed Fitzpatrick:town, his mother, Mrs. AuStirt and grand= mothet, Mrs, O'Neill; bothrif bridge. 'Other relatives ;who at- tended were Mr. and. Mrs. 'Ed. Fitzpatrick Jr., Mr: and Mrs. Hous- ten and Miss •Betty Fatznatrick, all' „Of London and Mr. 'and . Mrs. Farwell of Waterloo. —Mrs, Martha Warwick has re- turned to her.hoine after .,'spending two weks with' friends\ at Grand Bend. .' ,' : ' • --4,1r. and :Mts. Alton Adams and family took MrS,'W,'T Adams ko Teira 'Cotta Park,' near: Branipten; on' Siinday,l where Mra;AdainS,Sr; Philip. and Jiilie:iitericlect a-. fatally reunion. Mr: and Mrs. Adams"and Byron went on .to TOrririttr.to• via.; it 'with parents,-Mr; Ainct.Mrs. J. •J..,Trallt. • t •• L'-‘1.11•.' and '-Mrs: :4? Rthjzetti: of Teesvvater spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Borho and attended •the trade fair, —Mr. and Mrs. Bob Carbert and family of Ottawa spent a few days with Wingham and Listowel rela- tives at the end of the week. —Mr, and MrS. E.. V. Moliohan of Detroit spent a day last week with Mrs. Jos. .propbY and family. —miss Irene Paton spent a few days in Toronto last week, —Miss M. I, Weir •and Miss W Reoch of Toronto are spending 4 few days with Miss Paton, —Mr. and Mrs, Gil Miller of Brampton and their daughter, Joan were visitors at the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lott. • —Mr. and Mrs, Joe Baillie anc Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Grey of Lon- don were week-end guests with tin orrner's daughter, Mrs, Lloyd Car ;er, Mr. Carter and family, —Mrs. Lillian Mutrie of Toronto ipent the week-end with her sis ter, Mrs, Jean Crump, —Mr. and Mrs, Stafford' Batesor Arid Mr. and Mrs, Robert Mowbraj ;pent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs f, Smalley at St. Marys, —Miss Irene Davis of Toronto 'ormerly of Wingham, is a guest it the home of Mrs. Colin Ping- land for the next two weeks, —Mr. and Mrs, George Fitzpat- rick and family of London were week-end visitors with Mr., and Ars. Ed Fitzpatrick. • —Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce MacDonald were Mr, And Mrs. Bill Coultes and Janice of Brussels and Mr. and Mrs. Jim 'Scott Jr. and family of Blyth. —Mr, and• Mrs. Vic Loughlean 3f London were week-end visitors with relatives here. —Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brophy and Kiss Patricia Brophy were in De- E.roit for the week-end, —Mr. and Mrs. Pete Bennett of Ingersoll visited at thd week-end with her father, •Mr. James Sell, —Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Gor- rdon,.Deyell at week end' were 'Mr, krid. Mrs, Jack Sinclair of Southampton and Mr, and Mrs, Hawley Staight and Bill of Ottawa. Mrs. Staight remained for a longer visit with her parents. • —Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Cerson and family at the week-end was his father, Mr. Cerson. —Mr. and Mrs, Bert Mitchell of Paisley were in town• at the week- end for the 19th Field Regiment reunion, ed Front Grocery Phone: Our Prices Are Lower • Free • 590 We Keep . Down the. Upkeep Delivery • ,=Well•NOMMIL SAVE 25c . Interlake White Cress . • :I TOILET TISSUE 9 1101AT, S1000 • SAVE lie• • . ' ' Green Giant ''" , • . • N1BLETS Chocolate GUEST CAKE 35c • Wiener &• Ham ROLLS 8 for 23c 6 15-0Z. TINS 'IA0 0 • I TRADE FAIR FUN—Little pony Bell,'•••daughter of l'rov. Constable and Mrs. Ilion Bell 'enjoys a pony ride,ht the trade fait. as John White maws sure,the pony. doesn't get,toefriSki with liis -small Charge. •"'" for • • Stokely's PING—Pineapple-Grapefruit:Drink SAVE lie 48 oz. $1 3 for HOLIDAY MARGARINE SAVE 10c CHEEZ WHIZ SAVE 6c — 16 oz. Campbell's TOMATO . SOUP R SAVE 8c — 10 oz. and just like his Junior Depositor's, Account your Savings Account wily grow with. regular deposits asc $1.00 Razse Almost $100 Sale FORDWICH--:-The babe and sew- ing sale sponsored by 'the Ladies' Orange ,'Lodge, Fordwlich, was a good stccess;' •The draws on the fancy quilt, table centre, and cush- ion, imade by an 80-year-old, first war veteran in' Westminster Hos- pital, Were made by little Sharon Millar. ,. Mr., Roy 'Bellamy of Fordwich won the,' quilt, Mrs. William Foote Of won- the, table centre and Mr. ),Ulan.Fries the' cushion, The pro- ceeds for tile afternoon 'amounted to, abOtit, $1.D0.99" clear froin the quilt, proceeds and baking, The ladies would like to thank all those who helped, Our other bank services include: Personal Chequing Accounts) Current Accounts; Safe- ' keeping, Travellers' Cheques, Letters of tredit, 'Safety Deposit Boxes, :Money Orders, Foreign :Remittances, Collections, Banking By Mail. Don't forget to 'eave us your order for Pails of. Red Montmorency 'Cherries and Sweet Black Cherries. Owing to the spring frOsts there may be, a shortage. We guarantee to fill all , orders taken until further notice. • THE CANADIAN • • BANK OF COMMERCE MORE THAN BOO BRANCHES THROUGHOUT CANADA Wingham Branch W. O. STRUTHERS — Manager , N•i3le WORK IN COMFORT 'wear an OTC support TRUSSES - ABDOMINAL BELTS ELASTIC HOSIERY MeKIBBONS Rezak Drug Store FIRST CLASS' WATCH REPAIRS REASONABLE CHARGES George Williams Located in Mason's Store. Owing to lack of space, watches and small clocks only. Li A' cool comfortable SPORT SHIRT from our smart selection of short or long sleeve U 1 styles is certain to please Dad. Priced from $3.95 to $6.95 j Most Fathers enjoy the comfort of a T SHIRT. Dad could use, one with holiday II time just around the corner. Plain or fancy patterns. Price $1.50 to $3.95' I Grandmothers Guests At W.I. Meeting In this modern age, many things come in cans -- so wty i not SOX? Watch Dad smile as he Opens his can of Sox. k Shades of Silver Grey, Charcoal, Beige and Blue in a Lambs! II wool stretch. Price ,, .. ., . „, . $1.50„ i A Other lines include spun nylon, all wool or blends of nylon i and ,wool. From ........... . . .. . .. . . .i. ....... oott.••••401”.“••••4•401 . • .... •• . . $1.00 ' i U U U ST. HELENS---Name a member of the cabinet, either provincial or dominion and their portfolios was the roll call for St. Helens Wo- men's Institute held in the corn- mtmity hall, A report of the dis- trict annual Was given by Mrs. Andrew Gaunt, District Director, Members voted to order a quan- tity of souvenir spoons to commem- orate the visit of Queen Elizabeth: to Canada this Ku-rimer "Ca,nadian Unsure' Hero", was the topic choS. en by Miss Mary Murray, historical research convener. The motto, "AN, long We live, net age, but actions tell", was :Pre-, seated by Mrs, Harold This being •the annual -Grand- mothers Meeting, all grandmothers Were honored guests, ,and had their pictures taken at the close of the Meeting, Mrs, E. W. Rice played a pland SO1O, readings Were given by MTV Prank MoQuiliin,. Mr-S, ,Elwood A handsome assortment of TIES $1.00, 51.50.52.00" U U U t'' i BELTS of distinction by "Hickok" DAD' it t..S707,4k al $2.00, $2.50 and $3.50 ' -, MEN'S JEWELLERY — Cuff Links, Tie Bars, etc., ii cst . i , from $1.50 ""`4," 4- *PM N . 4eit ;01Li',..--- , ' i We also suggest SPORT COATS, ODD "TROUSERS, JACKETS, DRESSING 'GOWNS and many more gifts to please any Father. PORDWICH—The HoWlek Dit tract L.O.L. and L,O.B.A. members ' marched body on sunday, morning to thO ForciWieh United Church where Rev, A. F. Gardner deli-Voted a powerful sermon '‘Wihy Are We Protestants". E Martin Luther was the intin''re- • . • Spoliate for the *Ord proteStalit • '•• when he ,made protest against cet- I U EDIGHOFFERS (Wingham LT The Friendly Store" fain teachings, the choir render , • od a beautiful anthem • *IFIC11•11111111111111111111,1161111111•11101111111101111111ellitiliii,111111114111.11111111111•11i1,11111111111 It . 4 „ , , • • ele.m.4.04.....61.1.Ia.a..