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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1959-08-19, Page 104 MyttInC(;-Times 1144., ,Au4's 1.03 AO 4111.11111 , RELAX IN COMFORT' with OTC supports TRUSSES - ABDOMINAL Balla ELASTIC HOSIERY • alcIaIRRONS Rexall Drug Store i • UST tOOKti FANTASTIC CAR Bun 1957 MERCURY .2-DOOR HARDTOP— Automatic with radio 1956 DODGE SUBURBAN— One owner car, clean throUghout 1956 DODGE 4-DOOR SEDAN- 1953 OLDSMOBILE 4-DOOR SEDAN— With automatic =1953 FORD SEDAN— TRUCKS 1953 FARGO 1/2-TON EXPRESS— In shape 1950 FARGO 1/2-TON EXPRESS— In good condition Come in and see these used cars of quality today at LenCrawford Motors Your Dodge, DeSoto and Simca Dealer Phone 710 Wingham —Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ernest of Wingham and Mr. and Mrs. Michael Feeney of. Detroit, Mich, spent a vacation at Caseville, Mich., with Mr. and Mrs. Fergus Brown. —Mr. and,Mrs. Robert Kerr and children Luanne and Douglas of Stayner spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Kerr. Mr, and Mrs. Lugher Kerr and family, formerly of Winnipeg, now of Montreal arrived here, on Sunday and are spending a few days With Mr, and Mrs, Kerr. —Mrs. Carman Coutts, Barbara and Maryann and Mr. and Mrs. H. MacDiarnaid of Osgoode visited over the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Coutts, —Visitors with Mrs. Walter Smillie during the holidays were her four brothers and sister, Mr ,and Mrs. J. R. Eclunier,..Sharon and Harvey 'from Windsor; Mr. and Mrs. C. C Eckmier Ross 'and Cal- vin from Ethel; Mr, and Mrs. R, G. Eckmier and daughter Gwenda of Goderich; Mr, and. Mrs. G. M, Eckmier of Pine River and Mrs. Melvyn Gillsinson and daughter Mrs. Ceo, Mutter and three chil- dren of Listowel, —Mr, and Mrs, Stewart Forsyth, Mrs. Alex Forsyth, Mary and Kim, spent Sunday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Leslie Scroggie of Guelph, Michael and B. 'an Far- syth, who had been visiting there, returned home. —Miss Euphemia Deacon, who has been visiting for the past three weeks at the home of Mr, arid Mrs, Alvin Armstrong and with Mr, and Mrs, Alan Pattison, returned to 'her Smite in London on Tues- day of this week, —Ralph R. 'M. Baird left on Thursday morning for New York after spendind a few days with his parents, Mr, arid Mrs. George Baird. —Mr, and, Mrs, A, G. Smith, To- ronto spent several days recently renewing acquaintances in and around Wingham, —Misses Edith and Carol Dew- ber'ry of London have been spend- ing their holidays with their grandparents, Mr, and Mrs, 'Vence Sanderson. Mr. and Mrs. Roy, Dewberry are ,spending this Week at the same home, —Mr, and Mrs, jarnes McKinney of Toronto Were week-end visitees with the formers father, Mayor R.. B, MeltinneY. —Mr. arid MSs, EtUgh Gilmour spent last week in Toronto, the guests of Me, and Mrs, A, G. Smith and also with Mr, and Mrs, Xi, G. Jones. 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'areal Swatriciae and Mrs, Earl aeywo.od were hostesses at a iihear, er for Miss. Margaret Brophy. on ,Monday evening. The event was held in the re. areatien room of Mrs, Heywood's imam with over Be present. Tao . guests were women of the ClaNX staff and wives of stetion mem- bers, 11 oy,Walker Vows at United Church CEUM Theorem Wingham, Ontario two shows. Each Night conmencs .rlt at !idle p,ms •:.00111,11C BUSINESS CO OPENS sorroing* Practical , witpAqipi, all conatOerchk1( $1,401324. Teaeltera Modern Equipment 7:NeW -.40ie#Mtims 1Wovninationafoet, marked, and piPleatite 131')SiNESS EDUCATORS' AS OCT,ATXON For several years every seat has beers One& Register 'slow -- Tuition sp Telephone Goderich 420 or 1272 SOSO: *. :0" TailallaSe FALL Pad SAT. August all - al 2:2 !POI* ,Sinatra, Natalie Mod and Tony Curtis in 'Kings G..) Forth' . Ara reMaatic triangle taking place in Southern; France in 1944, Miss Brophy was presented with a corsage by Ruthie Bennett daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ben' nett. Mrs, Heywood made the pre- sentation of a Sunbeam mixmaster and the guest of honor expressed ilialatitie: • '" - • ' " " ' • " Court whist was played during the evening with Mrs. John Cruick- shank high and Mrs. Joh* Lang- ridge low. Lunch was Served by the hostesses. --Mr. and Mra John Redpath, of. Toronto, and Mrs. Ed, Tarringtoll / of Guelph, spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs, Fred Ross, —Ma and Mrs. Dennis Robinson and two children, of Toronto, spending a few days with Mr, and Mae, Robert Johnston, Minnie at,, and with other relatives in town. They were accortipanied by Mrs. Lilliam Lamb, of Streetsville. Mr, and Ursa Johnston spent last week at the home of their daugh- ter, Mrs, Harvey Tanner, of New- ton. —Mr, 'and Mrs. Walter Bablak of Toronto, spent a few days this Week with Mr. and Mrs, Doug. McGowan, A week-end guest at the same home was Mr, Andrew 'MC/66, 'Of Vea' d'OI, -QueVeo',- -Jean Gurney attended Guelpi College summer skating school and successfully passed her melte) fox trot, one of the silver dances This Is her second silver dance. —Margaret Meehan, Eleanor Walsh and Ruth Procter attended the United Church Girls' Camp at Goderich last week as leaders. Ruth Hamilton and Sandra Stewart were campers there during the week, —Mr, Jack Procter, of Merriton was a week-end visitor with Mr and Mrs, Chris Newman. Ma, and Mrs, Joe Gill, of St. Catharines. spent Thursday at the same home —Mrs, Clarence Borho and Mrs. Sarah Anstett visited the early' part of this week with Mr. and Mrs. Boyle in Goderich. -Mrs, Borho took a three days' course for Simpson- Sears while there, —Lila and Harvey Black, Of Bel- grave, are visiting with their uncle and aunte . Mr. and Mrs. ,Wilfred White, —Miss Judy Forsyth sine Miss Terry Newell, of Galt, are visiting thiS week with Mr. and Mrs, Wm, Forsyth, of Guelph. .—Mes. Stewart McGee arrived Mane from Wingham Hospital- where she has been a patient for several days. • —Mr. and Mrs. Walter VanWyck are holidaying at their cottage at Amberley. —Mr. and Mrs, J. T. Bildfell and family, of Camp Borden, Spent the week-end with her mother, Mrs. Walter Davis. and Mrs. /T. X. Christie, and eons, of Toronto, were visitors at the week-end with. Mr. and Mee. W, j3, IVIcCool and. Mrs. J. Christie. Graeme and. Brien re- Mained for a week's visit, —Mr. Richard Deacon, of Guelph, visited friends and relatives nn Friday and Saturday of last week, -Miss Jo-Anne Piciderd, who had spent a couple of weeks with friends in Port Credit, returned home at the week-end, Her uncle,- the Rev, Douglas C. Candy, rector of St, Luke's Anglican Church, Port Credit, brought her home and visited with the Pickford family for the week-end, They were aa- aornpenied by Mrs. Pickford's mo, ther, Mrs, W, I. Candy, who, re- mained. berg. W., a .1911..M.Y./§A, —'Mr, and Mrs. Percy ,Stainton visited part of last week with Mr. and. Mrs. John Jackson at Eels Lake and are spending part of -this: week with relatives it; Northern Ontario, ---M=ss Maryltae Newman and Miss Ruth Fry returned home last week after completing their sum- mer course in Toronto. Both Mary- kae and Ruth passed without hay- ing to write examinations, —Mr. and alas. Stafford Bateson and Mr. and Mrs, Robert Mowbray spent Sunday with- Mr. and Mrs. Truman Smalley at St. Marys. —Miss Penny Gerrie spent a few days recently with her friend, Miss Barbara Pickfcrrd, who has been working at Niagara Falls during the summer. —Miss Marlene Stainton spent part of last week at Port Elgin and the remainder of the week with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Edgar at Beaverton, ., arid, Mrs, Claude Holle- frifend of Barrie were week-end guests of Mr, Jim Newman at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Chris. Newman. —Mr, and Mrs. Peter Antler- chuck and family of Ajax spent a couple of days the latter. part of last week with her tia'cle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon David- son. —Mr, Jack Baker, who has been in hospital in London since being badly injured in an accident at Bluevale, was able to. return home on Sunday and is convalescing at his home in Listowel. —Mr. Don MeLean of Barrie was a -week-end visitor at his home here. —Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Hogan of Toronto visited with Mr, and Mrs. Stanley Black and Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred White this past week. —Photo by larsyk Car looking dull and drdb7 Watch if Perk. up under 'our expert touch! Our profeisid, al finish job will make if glow. and 41,*OM" like new. Cost is small result, terrifie .ViTiugham Body SID ADAMS Phone 746 Viligt#1 llllll fittltiott l ll Isktotttmottplot lll tttitutt ll F l It sass es ea sa-Ssie i lll tvlatut Dr. Alexander Nimmo performed a double-ring wedding ceremony in the Wingham United Churah on Saturday, August 1st at • 2'30 pail., uniting in marriage Lois Eleanor• Walker of Wingham and Ross Lynn Hoy, R.R. 1, Ethel, • The bride's parents are Mr. and Mrsa Gordon Walker, Wingham and the groom is a son of 'Mr. 'arid Mee, Wilfred Hoy, R.R. 1, Ethel. • The bride's floor-length gown of silk organza with French lace was trimmed with sequins and pearls and styled on princess lines with a ,slight train at the back. 'It fea- tured lily-point sieves and her finger-tip veil was held by a jew- elled headdress of rhinestones. She carried a bouquet of Better Time roses and white Shasta mums, Mr. Walker gave his daughter 'in marriage. Miss lararices Walker was her sister's maid ,of honor and Miss Lois Crawford was 'bridesmaid. They were gowned alike in street- length sea foam bitte crystal charin dresses with cummerbunds and tai- lored bows at back. They wore large matching picture hats area carried bouquets of Shasta mums and Happy Day roses. Miss Marlene Jamieson of. Wing- ham was the flower girl and wore a dress identical to the other at- tendants. She carried a basket of white -Shasta mums and pink car- nations, ed Front Phone: Our Prices Are Lower Frio 590 We Keep Down the Upkeett 'De/Weil William M, Hoy, Ethel, brother of the groom, was groomsniart and the• ushers were Raymond Walker, Wingham, brother of the bride, and Robert Binns, of Harriston, Mrs, W, W, Currie, Wingham, was ;the organist. She also accom- panied Miss Velma Ballagh of Teeswater,, who sang the Lord's 'Pritaei aiid "Together". • Mrs. Walker received the guests at the 'reception which followed in the Belgrave United Church base- ment. She wore a blue crepe dress with white accessories. The groom's mother .aseisted. Her dress was streamer 'blue and she wore white accessories. Their corsages were Happy Day roses. Out-of-town guests atended from London, Stratford, 'Kitchener, Lis- towel,. Belgrave, Brussels, Belmore, Gorrie and Bluevale, The-bride and groom had planned a trip to Northern Ontario, Ottawa and Montreal. Mrs. Hoy chose a Grecian pink linen ensemble with white accessories and a corsage of white Mums for travelling. The young couple live in Winghann. • ' Prior to the wedding Miss Lois Crawford was hostess at a shower for Miss Walker, .The bride-elect. Was presented with two end tables, a coffee, table and two pictures About 60 friends attended this function and an enjoyable social evening was spent., The guest of honor also received a bride's book. FEATURE Rpdpitli Grik*Ot*, SOCA "Irina or lledluin: I 100 lbs. $1 Chocolate Fresk,Np; 1„.„, —Mr. and Mrs, Hugh Carmichael and Peter returned home Tuesday after spending a couple of days with their daughter, Mrs. Don Haw- thorne and Mr. Hawthorne in Tor- onto. —Mr. and Mrs, Harold Crump of Shelburne spent the week-end with his mother, Mrs. Jean Crump. —Mrs. Norman Cronkwright is a patient in Wingham General Hos- pital where she underwent surgery the latter part of last week, --Mr. and Mrs. Wilfrid Congram and Charles vacationed last week in Detroit and with Mr. and Mrs. C. Br Blackhall, of Rockford, Ill. GUEST CAKE WHITE HONEY1: 1 2 lbs.: 59c 35c 8 lbs. 'Maxwell House instant COFFEE Red R.ote TEA BAGS, .10c OFF,: Redpath ICING SUGAR Eagle Brand Conden'sed_ MILK • Maple Leaf CHEESE ,SLICES tr. Carnation Instant Powdered MILK .. lb•13 Carnation Instant PoWdered MILK . : lbsk.'99e alople Leaf " lbj. -Pearnealed COTTAGE'•ROLLS lll l l . .. . ... 55,F TAKE NIAGARA'S 20 MINUTE TEST Schneider's BREAKFAST .BAcON *Coleman', RING BOLOGNA Walter Charlton, Week-end visitor" at the same home were Mr. -Al Chariton and Mr. Gee. Collins also of Hamilton, —Mr. and Mrs.: Alan Patti's= and Miss Doreen Pattison and Miss EuPhemia' Deacon of London, spent a day last ew.eekaat the home of Mr. and, Mrs. Gerald Watson of Forest, - • —Dr. A, W. and Mrs. Irwin of Largo, Florida, are spending a va- cation at their cottage at Amberley. —Mrs. J. It Christie left On Wed- nesday for Decatur, Ill., where she will visit with Rev. and Mrs. E, C. Pentland. —Mr. and Mrs. J. W, Maize, To- ronto, returned home after spend- ing a week with her sister, Mrs. G. 'H Ross. —Miss Ellen Marie Campbell, of. Listowel spent a week recently with her grandparents, Mr. and' Mrs. Hugh Gilmour and Mr. and Mrs. Ken McKague. —Miss Sharon Dowd of Milverton is holidaying with her aunt, Mrs. R. O. Wenger. On Friday ,Miss Dowd, Mrs. Wenger and daughter Lorna spent the day with friends at Grand Bend, —Miss A B. Fraser, Pilot Mound, Man , and Ma, and Mrs. Harold Hamilton of Port Burwell spent fast week with. Mrs. D. S. Mac- Naughton and John. —Dr. Dorothy Towle of Toronto is spending a few days this week with her cousin, Mrs. Jean Crump. —Mr. Al Charlton of Hamilton visited at the week-end with his parents,' Mr. and Mrs. ;Walter Charlton, • I —Mrs. Wm. Keith, Mr. and Mrs. Terry Nethery, 'Elizabeth and Keith •spent last week at Point Clark. ! —Rev. 3, A. Roberts of Victoria, B.C,, who is oil duty for six weeks at Naval Headquarters in Ottawa, ‘spent the week-end with, his mother, Mrs. Chas. A, Roberts, —Mr. and Mrs, Don Cameron Val drat aolosu n 31001 SIlutat pun week to Northern Ontario and re- turned from Sault Ste. Marie by haw of the United States. l• —Miss Linda Elliott was a week- 'end visiter with her friend, Miss Debbie Grose at. Amberley. She returned home on Sunday with her ' parents, Mr. and Mrs, Wm, Elliott Who spent the day with Mr, and Mrs, Whitney Grose. Other visitors at the same borne Were Mr, Lloyd f.lasemore and Mr. and Mrs, Barry Wenger' and family, --Mr, and Mrs. Alton Adaths and family have been holidaying for the past couple of weekS at Pine River. John "Bennett ,has beet; a guest of Philip Adams, while at the cottage, —Mr..,and Mrs, Howard Meehan and Jinn-ale spent last week at their cottage at Kincardine, —Mr, and Mrs, Thos Cruickshank and, vri,, and Mrs, Jos, Schneider spent the weeks,esicl in Detaelt, —Mrs, 't% Stales, Mark an,c1Vracy Of Rarcikoh spent tWe'vv'eeRS'With' the fornser'S parents, Mr'. anti Mrs. • Red Haven Peaches arriving -dal op I 7.41 be at their Best for the nexi..weelc. - , A I A Glimpse at . • Ne* Fabeitt THE ,PIRST SHIPMENT OF NEW EXCITING MAT'ERIALS - HAS ARRIVED 41T .Eptpgio ' . A This of CoUrsd- is' WELCOME NEWS TO THOSE WHO DO Tolgin.owN t- As 'ustial neW shades will be inliOcimied'Ufith'ilie ?rf these luxurious new Fall Fabrici. :6. ,` • ' , , . • PoPular Shades will Consist of:,—Avi.racadi Griihn,,;Ikauti Royal [flue, Teal, Browns and. of courscAgack.v " • NeW sparkling Fabrici will Soon make the,ie do come in and look over the silectiOn. '" .• di i . i i, 1. - i . i . . 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