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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1959-08-26, Page 7Don't eo tbriMMlkaother wimerwitthonthevies—. yPar. futnaCO.4 ERNI' INSPECTION ..N.p Got! No obligation,We'll oho* yont'Onl'"Iitlf!. or,anfetyj, PeCtn(IreY and possinin.trontIle, . • $0 torn if .44. well tett yov 09. If Win* minor 4."tnne-up”... Awls gietime to hive it . • If you need a new furnace let AS help yoU chnOlail .110 ANTIIE_Sf4CIPIce $44.1tY9i;rao01.,c40 to4*.i • 4147THOR7 ANTHES FlUnthing MeAting Sheet Metal Work PERCY W. CLARKE IPRoNE 255 WIN0H+Pii DEAtER CLINTON — ONTARIO Featuring The Largest Wide Screen In Huron County Two Shows Nightly. Rain or Clear Box Office Open at 8 p.m. First Show at Dusk Children Under 12 in Cars FREE Thursday and Friday August 27 and 28 HORROR SHOW -- Double Featitre ° • "THE H=MAN" All Star Cast • (ADULT ENTERTAIN1VIENT) (COLOUR) "THE 'WOMAN EATER" '(ADULT ENTERTAINMENT) GEORGrE COULOURIS VE1RA DAY • ONE CARTOON Saturday and Monday August 29 am! 31 — DOUBLE FEATURE — "THE HARD MAN" (COLOUR) GUY MADISON -- VALERIE FRENCH "JUKE BOX RHYTHM" JO MORROW -- JACK JONES ONE' CARTOON Tuesday and Wednesday September 1 and 2 — DOUBLE FEATURE — "DOCTOR AT SEA" (COLOUR) DIRK BOGARDE BRIGITEE BARDOT "THE NAKED TRUTH" TERRY THOMAS -- DENNIS PRICE ONE CARTOON MSS _SOra .Gibson Chosen for TV Series WROK4TER,--Miss .0arn. son of Richmond Hill, piece .rif Mieti- 'Elate Gibson who this year won the first prize for the highest academic Standing' in High School Grades 9 and 10, has .been chosen by United Artists Film Corporation to. appear in the television Series, "The. Huchion!s BaY Story". This aeries is presently on location nt Eloinburg and will he shown next spring in Canada, Sunday with Mr, ,and Mrs. George Gibson. Mr, and Mrs. Hervey nom. nt- tended the 'Reldt reunion . at NW^ stadt on Satlird.ay, Mr, and Mrs, Ross Coates visited Mr, and Mrs. Leslie Holmes, in Wingham onStinday and also spent the afternoon in Gotierich. Ross 'roman's and Master Glenn Matthews spent Sunday with - Mr, and Mra, N0Wand Bowman at Pe- tersburg, Del.-liee..and 311.4qt.P. Leake, Harifiton Spent a feTw'ilaYS at the home of Mr..and Mrs, Lloyd Elliott last week, 1VIesrs, Hrian and Ronnie and Miss Bonnie Elliott are visiting this week with the• Lealce Mrs, Elwood Mitchell, Rothsay, visited her brother, Mr-. Maurice Dennis and Mrs. Dennis one day last week,' 1Vliss Patti Hart, .Listowel, spent several days last week with her grandparents, Mrs. R, 'Newton and Mr, and Mrs, William Hart. Mr. and Mrs, Lyle Hart were week-end guests at the same homes. Mr. and Mrs, Billie Hart visited Mr. and Mrs. George Griffith on Saturday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd 'Weir, who are vacationing at Poplar Beach, took Mrs. E, E, Weir,' Miss Gerfie Bush, Murray and Glenis Gibson to the cottage for the day last Thu rsd ay. We are pleased to report Miss Anne McKercher, Jamestown, who has been ill in Wingham General Hospital for some weeks, was able to return to her home on Monday. Miss Mary Hertel, Kitchener, ited last week with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs,. John Sinna- mon, Mr. George Kerr, Dresden, spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kerr. Miss Anne and Master David Livingston have returned to th6i.r . home in Toronto after spending the past week with their grandmother, Mrs. A. Wearing. Mr. 'and Mrs. Jack MeaVen, of Bearnsville, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Mader, Kitchener, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ingram. , Mr. and Mrs. Russell Walker and Mr. and Mrs, William Wade spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Dan Walkom Paris, and also vis, ited at Niaga',ra Falls. Mr,-George Gibson, Tirnmins,°Kai' been visiting his sisters Misses El- sie and Marion Gibson, Mrs. J. J. Dingman, Assoc. Pro- fessor of Journalism, Western Uni- versity, spent a week-end at the home of Miss Elsie Gibson re- cently. as advertised in the 64 KEN'S ALIGNMENT SERVICE Diagonal Road Phone 355 Wingham BLUEVALE Rev. T, E. Kennedy preached in the Presbyterian Church on 'Sunday to the congregations of the Pres- byterian and 'United Churches, This is the last of the union ser- vices held since the first of July, and which have been 'very 'success- ful, with large audiences. 'On Sun- day, August 30th, there will be no service in either church. Regular services in both churches will be resumed on September 6th with Rev. T. E. Kennedy and Mr. Alan Neelon occupying their respec- tive pulpits. Meetings of the W.M.S. and the Women's Association will be held in the United Church on Thursday, September 3rd. No church meet- ings were held during August. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Kerr and children of Montreal, visited the former's brother, Mr. Jack Kerr, and other friends last week, Mrs. Teresa Hadley, of Shelbrook,' Sask., is visiting relatives in this vicinity, Mrs. W, J. Johnston, Mrs. Frank Stamper and others. Mrs. Hadley is the daughter of the late Jack Stewart and Teresa Souch, who formerly lived in Bluevale. Mrs. Smith and Miss Molly Smith, dietitian of Barrie Hos- pital, Barrie, were guests of Miss Ruby Duff on Thursday. Mrs, Hugh Berry, of Brucefield, ds a visitor with Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Smith. Mrs. George Hetherington and Jim visited in Galt at week-end. Mrs. W. J. Johnston spent the week-end at Bloomingdale. On Sunday, Mr. Neil MacEachern, Mrs. Louise Neilson 'and son Michael, and Gilbert MacEachern, all of Toronto, visited Mrs, R. F. Garniss and Mac Scott, Mrs. Neil MacEachern spent the past week with her mother, Mrs. Garniss. Mr. and Mrs. Graham Wray, of Brantford, visited recently with Mr. and Mrs, Donald Robertson. Miss Mary Robertson returned with them from a visit in Brant- ford. Mr, and Mrs. jos,,Horton spent Sunday in Harriston. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Barry, Paula and Stephen, of Sarnia, Were with Mr. and Mrs. George T. Thompson for a few days, ST. HELENS Mr, and Mrs. Stanley Todd and Andrew of Southampton were re- cent visitors with, Mrs. D. Todd and Mrs, MdIntosh. Mr. and Mrs, Mel Brown of Kit- chener were visitors with Mr. R. Wood last week and Mrs. Brown is remaining for a,w.hile, IVIiss Anna, Stuart returriCti to Toronto on Sunday after spending a +few weeks with Mr. end Mrs. George Stuart. Mr. Charles Stuart returns to Regina this week after a visit here. Mr, and Mist G. S. McIntyre of 'Richmond Hill have' been holiday- ing with Mr. and Mrs, W I. Miller, Or their retnrn home here they were aceompanied by Donald, vidaci ha,s, spent the. vacation here, Regular service will be resumed at the United Church next Sunday. Mr. Cliff Epps of Clinton will be the guest speaker at the September Ineeting of the Women's Instiflit. to be held in -the Community Hall on Thursday evening, September 3rd at 8,30, Mr, Epps Will show pletnres of his trip to Florida and will also speak en "Fall Planting'. Roll call Will be "A paper product I enjoy .using", Mrs, Win, Purdon will have the motto. "The farmer feeds them all" and IVrrs, Wrn. Rutherford will have a display of het Oil paintings, Everyone is in- vited to take this onnortunity to hear aVfr, Epps and the niember8 are asked to bring sandwiches. iVrr, Andrew Gaunt and Mr. O. A. Webb are patients, in the Wingha,m Gtheeniteraml 417.1.1vosptirtiael;ldsBegsot wp,oisrhetlieoirf speedy recovery. Little 1?aut Curran rnalcin slow tdoovery at hiS benne here after being a patient In the Child- ren's War Memorial Hospital. Lon- don, PERSON' CISCO KID &PANCHO head up the exciting Afternoo• Grandstand Matinee Which in. crudes a thrilling 8-ring matinee cirettS for the •utstandiat 4cts* -,;c4fki 7"T . d Willin0H44414 A 441fp441i1401044111111.41114,104,110W 814,144 ,4PWW. .. . !APPM1APPAWM,inIUM,M,44MAM141A111,44WOOP.: Irbo WiorlsoM Adv00.11040# '/Vodloodeori A40 Mk 30.1 MR111$ DONNYBROOK WROXETER Fall Fertilization Pa s! RILEY--At the Winghani. General .119apitai„ n.J1 WeaneaciaL,AapIO 19, 1909. te Mr. p.m. Mra, Oliver Riley, grussele, dauglitor TIMM----At the Wingham General Hospital, on Thursday, August. 20, 1,959, to Mr, and Mrs, Gerald' RA, 4, Wingharn, :Orb PEARSON.--At„ the Wingnam Gen- oral Hospital, on' Friday, Aug- ost Mr, and 1V,fre, son PearsOn, Pangaallen, a PM IRELAND—At the Wingh.ant Gen- eral 'HosPitai, .en Saturday, -list 22, 1959, to Mr. anq Mrs. Da- vid Ireland, R,R, 2, Teeswater. a, son, D.A.MS—At the Wingharn General . gospital, Oa Saturday, August 22, 1959, ta Mr, and Mrs. William .1. Davies, Teeswater, a son. KaoPHERSON—At the Winghain General Hospital, on Tuesday, August 25, 1959, ta Mr, and Mrs, LuehnOW, a daughter, IS YOUR FURNACE SAFE? r. • SHUR-GAIN New Process is your best fertilizer be y, Soil testing on regUest. Fertiliser spreader available free. ROCK BOTTOM PRICES Popular analysis in stack at our warehouse. WINGHAM FEED MILL PHONE 142‘ WINGHAM IQI ,, lll l lllll llll l•• Mr, gill Robineen IS aPendirir, his holidays with his courdn, Mr.. and Wesley. Jefferson and , Debra.. Miss Lucy Thompson and her' cousin, Mr, Harry Spencer of • grooklin Were reeent visitors • With Mr, .and JaraeS Leddy, • Mr, and Mrs. Stuart ChaPrtneY, • Plane, Donna, garbAra and joyoa visited with Mr.. and Mira. Cliff •Hentlerson and family at gracefleld pa *unday Visitors with lYfr. and Mrs, go- ward Robinson .over the 'Week-end were Mr. and Mrs, Douglas Wil- hams, Lynn, Carel 440' .Iginna of London, Kr, and Mrs, Willows Mountain, M.'S, Elgin Josling, Neil and getty of •Lendeaboro visited with Mrs. Wesley Jefferson last Wednesday, MIss Elaine Jefferson of London was home with ber parents, Mr. and Mrs, Charles Jefferson, for the Week-end, Mrs. Jrthn Thompson and ber sister, Mrs, Cheridan ,of Oshawa, visited at Kincardine over the week-end. ivtiss Donna Chamney Ing with her cousin, Gale Holder- son; -at Brutiefieid,---- Recent visitors with Mrs, John Thompson and Howard were Mr. and Mrs, Bert Fitzgerald, Kin carding, Mrs, Wisser and baby Shephardton Mr, 'Frank Sheridan, Oshawa and Mrs, Large and daugh- ter 'Carol Anne. Mrs„Sam Thompson visited with her mother Mr& Ceeil C,hrimney, Wingharn, On Sunday a joint service at the Anglican Church, Auburn, was In charge of Rev. Meally of 131yeh, when Dennybrook, Westfield and Knox United '`of Atiburn were in- vited to worship with them,' Next Sunday, Aug% 30 at 11 axe, the joint service in Donnybrook Church, with 'Mr, Keith Snell of Westfield in charge, The follow- ing Sunday, Sept. 6, Rev. Mr. Sweeney will be home to take charge of his own church services after his 'holidays, • • rt I See them now at , Alexander's Hardware fi Western, Furnaces For Air=Conditioned Comfort THE NEW DELUXE a N 1 n n a a IPA Suffering from a Case of swivel U OPEN SIDE NO, 105 ,WESTERN OIL FURNACE 5 b. N IC Mra, ,4.lbert Geld, WilloWdale, spent .a feYV days with Mn and Mrs. Wilfred grown. Mr, and Mrs, Archie McTavish, London, were SolidaY guests at the same home, Mr. and Mrs,. Gordon Rickard,. Agincourt, spent several days last week with Mr. and Mrs, Verne Clark and Mr, H. G, Clark, Mr arid Mrs. Stewart Higgins, Messrs, Paul and Ron Higgins, visited Mr, 'gill Higgins in gast Generol Hospital, Toronto, where he underwent surgery recently, We are pleased to report be Is Improv- ing satisfactorily,„ Mr, and Mrs, Jas. Rae and daugh- ter, Brantford, visited the former's mother, Mrs, D W. Rae, one 'day last week, We are pleased to report Mrs, Gordon Yeoman has returned home after a‘lengthy stay In Wingham General Hospital, She spent a week with her daughter, Mrs. Stewart Grant, and Mr. Grant, of Tees- Water before returning home, Master Bryon TJnderwood, Gor- He Miss Theresa Thurlow, N.B and Master Rickey Irvine, Wing- hain, SPeint' 'fitty' last ' Week 'with Miss Dawn Lue and Master Terry Clark. Mr„ and Mrs, Lloyd Mapletoft and family, Millbrook, spent sever- al daYs last week with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Coates; Miss Gladys Musgrove, RCAF, Trenton, was a' week-end visitor with Mr. and Mrs, Stewart Mus- grove. • Mr, and Mrs. Jaynes Robertson, Jimmy and Scott of Coderich spent Sunday evening with Mrs. Alonzo Snarling., Master Glenn Matthews, Preston is vacationing at the hdme of Ross Toman, Congratulations to Bill Higgins, who passed his examinations at pre-teachers' summer school, To- ronto without being required to write. Mr. and Mrs. Billie Hart have re- turned to Oshawa ,following a week's vacation at. Southampton and a week with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Hart and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Newton. Mr. Murray Dales and 'Miss Mur- iel Gowdy, Wingham, visited Sun- day with Mr, and Mrs. Jas, Deig. Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Edgar, Shir- ley and Joan of Wingham spent Sunday with Mrs. W, E,- Weir and Miss Gertie Bush. Mrs. Tena Hislop and Miss Lois of 'Kitchener spent the week-end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Griffith. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Earles, Lynne and Leone, London, spent Seefr-ruk/6'#9#1 it#110 FOR ATTRACTIVE INSTALLED PRICES IN WINGHAM SEE 1 HOWARD FULLER . DEALER FOR Western furnaces QUALITY HOME-TOWN PRODUCTS N MADE BY 1••••••••1111 drive in for..., "Bear Wheel Alinement n KEEP REAL SHARP! OTC Trves•s & Belts aro made for every condition. MeliD3BONS Rexall Drug Store Fr: Western Foundry I Company Limited STOVES and '.FURNACES . , SINCE , rot• - ,ireittuiximininimmuisionutoiliciamnonsuisoimisquasimmol V: a .s. • l . riM,R,1\TAT I NA CANADIAN NATIONAL., 1 EXHIBITION NAME sEAFORTH NATIVE AS NEW til.NIsTEms AIDE - First appointment in the new Ontario .Department of Energy Re- sciurces involves a former Seaforth man: Clare H. Westcott was nam- ed to the post ,of executive assis- tant to the minister on Wednesday. The announcement was made by Energy Minister Robert Macaulay. 111 MOFFAT REFRIGERATOR FREEZER ENO USED by NORGE MADi tN CANADA by MO F FATS ......... N Eta THE LARGEST DISPLAY OF WARSHIPS EVER ON THE GREAT' LAKES COMBINATION • Giant 81-lb. freezer • Completely automatic •, Swing 'n Serve shelves no waste space • Swing in Serve Crisper .• Deep handy door stor- age 13.2 cu. ft. THE EARL MOUNTBATTEN of Burma, G.O.V.O., TO OPEN 81st CHE Come to this year's CNE, and the world will . be there to greet you! People and exhibits representing 21 nations around the globewill be on hand, adding foreign flavor to this king-size.fair; interesting people you'll most certainly enjoy meeting, exciting exhibits you'll surely wantto see! And of course, as always, Canada will be on dis- play in a totally new and different way—this you won't want to miss. GEORGE GOBEt Xi): The' S'pedtheitla:t Evening Grandstand Shovit every night at 8;00 p.m. Cast of 400 with ERIC HOUSE. "Canadiana '59" produced by Jack Arthur. See these lavish production numbers: "From Dream to Reality," "The Seaway," "East of Suez," "Hong Kong Holiday," and "Canada's Golden Anniversary of Flight"— On The World's,' Largest Vuily Equippe4 Moveable Stage fabulous fireworks finale. HER MAJESTY'S FAMOUS ROYAL MARINES BAND - direct from England to entertain you with stirring martial music you'll lingerto listen to as you wander by the gigantic exhibition bandshell. INTERNATIONAL MR SHOW-SpInO. tingling fly-pasts featuring the combined R.C.A.F.and U.S.A.F. Aerobatic Teams ...Sept.11-12. Regular $519.95 • lll . ll ......... .................. $378.50 ..... ..... ................ ..... MILE OF MERRIMENT-allforfun and fun toren on this merry mile of lau.gh.a.minute rides, games andsideshows. tell friends back home. :I; FOOD PRODUCTS vuunign-prizes aplenty and giveaways galore in the world's largest Food Prod- ucts Building. Worth a visit to the CNE in itself. We will anew liberal trade,. in on, your, present, , refrigerator IhEite r CE WOMEN'S WORLD-hourty fash- ion thaws, cooking classes, handicrafts .with international flavor,an elitireworldforwomeln In the fabulous Queen Elizabeth Bulickpg. ',doh NATIONAL NORSE SFICIW-to see thrilling performances by skilled riders and their magnificent steeds. Aug. 27-Sept. 2. • GIANT 21" x 20" OVEN • TUBULAR SEALED OVEN ELEMENT for more uniform baking • RECESSED TOP • 7-HEAT SURFACE ELEMENTS ▪ 3-YEAR ELEMENT WARRANTY obey INTERNATIONAL DOG SHOW - Colorful canines front Canada and the United States parade for you in. their biggest social event of the season. You'll love every minute of it! Sept. 2, 3, 4, 5onci 4444 FUN•flitta MitIMAMA-at the Waterfront Grandstand...thrilk packed display staged tree for your enjoyment. TORONTO, CANADA, WED. AUG.26 -SEPT.12 OA YEAR CALL BY NUMBER IT'S TWICE AS FAST! BURKE .ELECTRIC CANADIAN NATIONAL EXHIBITION Hely Pdat6Piosident 0 Hiram ti'Hsteiturn* Bariatai Haaaial or Commercial, Industrial, Home and Farm Wiring PHONE 474 Motor Re-wiud and Repair WING1:101 mintommineek.