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NIAGARA HONEYMOON-Mr. and'Mrs. J. R. S. Darling left on. a.
honeymoon to Niagara Falls and the United States following their
marriage in Wingham United Church on Saturday. The bride is: the
• former Joan Marie Brooks.-Photo by Wm. Connell, ,
Stinoco's Eliminate . , : . ' •
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',.t.wo teams Will-battle it out at the
Ioeft,l, Park; with a return game' in
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•;'..,-.This •i's..:a beSt-four-of-seVen se t -
gii,rne,i,. here Will •be on standard
OXortif;•,;:e4,'.13dtiltler; 1.f.; Gingerich,
ed f?!:.!*iiitii*pten ire played on
•,,daYlight.'tsitVipg time, while, the'
.14;f0r • the • .championship, Fans
4foiiiefield-,:" Hammond r,f p •
are •regitnded ; that games schedul-
*; 'Gardner,..'1b;; Reilley, p.; Mar.'
. ou ampton.on,Monday at 8.30
tin'rat•' Gregenn 's.s,; Oxby,' 3b.
'-: WingliaM-,-lybodS, lb.,' Lott, 1.f.;
iry,;•4.f."; ,1Eliiin 's.s ; Gardner, 3h;
let,f ,;.,..,IrO,)t.,t6til,`,,e- R H E
Ceritin, 2b !Hotchkiss, p.; Murray,
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;,':11nnitires,r•Bill Wall, Kincardine,
Tt'5ti•Vtrias, Teesyvater:
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/,:Astoiat.Jd ;told of an airplane
pilOt`'*ho',cidttreSied his passengers
over, the Antercommunication sys
ibm to tell them that he, had lest
his ,Way. He explained that the
radar was not working, the radio
'beam.could not 'be picked up, and
the compass waa 'broken. 'But," he
added encouragingly, "you will be
glad to know that we are making
Very good time." ,
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Cersont 2b., Bain, s.s., Gard-
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SUNOCO'S LOSE
70 .:,MOOREFIELD
Wingham Sunoco's travelled
to Moorefield on Friday, evening
;#nici.'„siiffered their, Worst defeat of•
.thelietison,..being• bested on an 8-3 „
PLAn t•: ' '
;!.13leo.'S•uneeot a committed four
Getting, 'hits for
Winghant were Gird-
her,'"AndersOn and,,,, Fry one each,
:Lpipa Gardner was ejected from
the •kkiine ,'.in .the, fifth inning Dor
voicing his opinion.- that the base
was leaving a lot to be de-
ted in' his .,calis.
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I'wiivs Wed., Sept, so, 1950
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LYCEUM Theatre
Wingham, Ontario
Two shows Each, Night Colanenc-
lug at 7,15 p.m.
FRI. SAT,
Octtiher 1 - -
Cary Cooper ••,. Maria Schell
In •
`THE HA DING TREE"
An absorbing big-scale western
against a magnificent Rocky
Mountain background.
Alan D. Bennett
WIN GUAM UNITED CHURCH
• Teacher of Theory,
Piano, and Organ.
• Telephone 879
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i HOSTESS ROLLS
Regular. 29c
this Week's Special
12 for 25c
SUPPER AT .COURC11
OPENS .ML .',SEASON
A pot Welt supper, Which in-
eluded barbecued chicken, opened
the fall season of the United
Church Couple's Club on Tuesday
,evening ,of last week,. Dr, E. F.
Shaunessy and Mrs. Shannessv
barbecued the chicken for the 18.
Couples present,
In charge of the meeting were
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Zurbrigg, Mr.
and Mrs. John, Wray, Mr, and Mrs.
Bill Renwick and Mr, and Mrs.
.X, W. Tiffin.
During a short business meeting
it was decided that the Couples'
Club be responsible for choosing a
little flower girl for each baptismal
service and purchase the flowers
to be presented to the mothers.
The members will also have a work
bee to. clean up the church yard
before winter sets In.
The evening concluded with
bowling at the, Wingham Alleys.
Mrs. George Guest had high for
the ladies, with Mrs. Don McKay
second. Robert Ronson wits high
for the men with. George Stokes as
runner-up.
It has been decided to hold the
meetings on Monday evenings, and
the group will meet at the church
on October 26th.
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Receives Award
At Grand Chapter
Several members of the local
chapter of the Order of the East-
ern Star attended the Grand Chap-
ter sessions held at the Royal
York Hotel in Toronto from Tues-
day to Saturday of last 'week.
Wingham members were Mr. and
Mrs. Parrish Moffatt, Mrs, Don
Donaldson, Mrs, Ted Collyer, Mrs.
William Arkell, Mrs. Jack Reavie,
Dr. and Mrs. K, M. MacLennan.
On Wednesday evening an Es-.
tral Award was presented to Jim
Shynkar, formerly .of Wingham, a
student minister from the United
Church here. Jim was one of 39
presented that evening.
Hydro Employee
Recelives Award
Paul Coyle, forester journeyman,
in the Wingham area, Ontario
Hydro, was honoured this week in
receiving a 313,00 Suggestion Plan
Award from the Commission,
The Suggestion Plan was Intro-,
duced in 'Hydro in 1957. Awards
of various amounts are paid to em-
ployees who submit' valuable ideas.
These ideas or suggestions, if
approved by a board, are adopted
and put in general use by Hydro
throughout the proVinbe.
The Suggestion Award paid to
Mr. Coyle is the firist to be re-
ceived in the Wingham area since
the plan bpgun, and he is to be
congratulated for this achievement.
His suggestion was that coloured
tape markings be attached on tree
pruner handles to indicate allow-
able safe distance from live wires
at various voltages. This is
similar to markings in use on live
line tools.
R. Vogan Attends
Wiarton Meeting
On Saturday Russ Davis was
host to teachers of the Saugeen
Zone. The morning session' was
taken up with lesson presentation
ideas and discussing the value of
Industrial Arts (General, Shop) for
all teen-age boys, Ross Vogan of
Wingham attended the meeting.
'Alter an enjoyable 'lunch at the
Arlington Hotel the president,
Ralph Eames, Owen Sound, show-
ed a film and led in a liVety dis-
mission en "Design". ' •
The winter•meeting will be held
in Walkerton early. in February.
Each teacher will bring' several
samples of, work froin'hig classes..
Somp of these,• projects ,will be Se,
lected for digplity of •thb Royal
York Hotel, next April, When the
'Ontario Industrial. Arts ,AssOcia-
tton plays host, to the American
I.A.A. '
cWins Novelty Class
In Fiddling .Contest
So,tne 00 spectators, att,endpd
editing conlek at the Kitchener
Auclitoritiui on Saturday 'night
when 3,4 'contestants took: part in,
the finals.
Al Cherny Wingham took the
novelty or trick ficldfineirize with
such stunts as playing a fiddle held
in ^his teeth, Al was also second in
the open class.
the six winners split the $1,000
in cash and Amos riannigan of
London, winner of the open class
and Al Chotny Won trophies aa Well:
HARVEST SERVICES
HELD AT' ST. PAUL'S ,
The annual Harvest Thanksgiy
ing services were held in St. Paul's
Anglican Church on Sunday. Large
congregationss_attended ,both the
morning and evening services
When the rector, Rev. C, F. John-
son's sermon themes were based
'on the many blessings we enjoy in
a peaceful and prosperous land.
The choir Sang an appropriate
anthem at the morning service and
Walter Pieltford sang a solo, "The
Hymn of Thanksgiving".
Members of the Presbyterian
and United Churches attended the,
evening service. The senior choir
Sang the, •anthem; "The Lord, 'Is
Loving? and the junior choir sang
"Fairest Lord Jesus". The music,
at, both services -was under the Ali:
ection of Mrs. Gordon Davidson,
organist and choir leader.
The church was beautifully de-'
corated with fruit, flowers and`
vegetables which had ,been arrang-'
ed by the ,ladies of the church. '
Kinettes Hold First
Meeting .of Season
Mrs...Gerry Timm was hostess: to.
the Kinette Club on' Monday eve
ring when 23 members attended
the first meeting of the fall sea-
son. !Mrs. John Ciirrie, the now
president for 1959-60, was in charge
of the meeting 'and welcomed the
members babk after the • summer
holiday.
The reports for 1958-59 were
read' and proved most gratifying.'
Roll call was answered with each
member telling how she had spbnt
the summer vacation, Plans were
discussed for the forthcoming fall
tea, to be held in the Legion Home
the latter part of October.
Committees were drawn up. for
the year,. It was :decided that;the
Wingham Kinette Club would pity
telephone bills for the 'School 'foe
Retarded Children and Mrs, Cy
Robinson was appointed as a help-
er to Mrs. Buser, teacher at the
school.
The winner of the raffle of thb
evening was Mrs, Jack BateSen,
Mrs, Jim Currie conducted a spell-
ing contest, which was won by
Mrs. Al Williams. The meeting
adjourned and lunch was • served.
Leave for Germany ,
' LAC Jim tOcktidge, Mrs. Lodi-
ridge and Timmy left on Thursday
morning aboard the Sazoni4 for
Germany, where they expect to be
stationed for the next four ,years.
A 'family gathering was held: at
the home of Jinn's parents, Mr,
and Mrs, Walter Loekridge,
Sunday previous to their cl'epartnie.
Those present Were Mr.' arid Mi's.
Walter Trippe arid family of Lain-
both, Mrs, Harry Scott and child-,
ken and 1VIts. 'William Wright of
Rracebridge, Mr, and Mrs. WM,
Loektdige and children, Mrs. Helen
Plenty •and fatally' and Mr. and
IVfra, Keith Dunbar and ehildren or
town,
and Mrs, Charles Sof4114.0:
Blyth spent.Saturday with 'their
daughter, Mrs, Wm. P. King and
Mrs. King, . "
-!Pr, and Mrs, A. ; W4 Irwin
leave today 'for their home at Lat.-
go,':1 tirida, eftet spending •t,he past
two Monthe in Ontario.
-Mrs, Charles Hickson of Lon-
don, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Refty
of Durham, Mr. and. Mrs, 0, C. Gor-''
mil, Peter and David of Pert Cre-,
dit, spent the week-end With Mr,
and Mrs. W. A. Heughan, •
-Mr. and ' Mrs. George Guest are'
visiting with Mr .and Mrs.'Nelson
Cunningham at. Smith's' Falls and,
in' Ottawa with ,Mr.'"alid Mrs. I3O0'
Car1;ert, • • •• • - • -• •,.,
-Miss Margaret Grabove, Mrs,,
Ethel James, Mr, Almer "James', of
Wingham and Mrs. Perry Hodginai
of nolyroocl, Mr. and Mrs.'bonald ,
McKenzie, Donna, and Jcihn of
Dungannon attended the.funeral
on Sunday, September ,20 44(rs.'
James' granddaughter, Vanfisee'
Lee Grabove, in Sarnia, •
R. Riches and children
Toronto are visiting this Week' With"
her parents, Rev.-, and Mrs.;
Johnson. •
-Mrs. Robert tu,ter,and;Mr, Jack
McDonald of Goide`rich Visited Wit)? , • Mrs, Robert Wenger'Sr. on,SUndat„
-Mrs. Robert Douglas; who has
been a 'patient in: Wingham
pital for several. months, 'was 'able
to return to her home inLucknOW
last week. • s".. • :• • 4'
-Mr, and• Mrs. Lynn Hoy Moved.;
into an apartment in•theWilkinson'
building On Saturday; ii11114/1:
vacated by Mr, and'Mrs : WM, P,
King.. '
-Mrs. E. S: , and
..: • •
George Guest entertained ,at ,.
'shower for, Miss -!.111ariel;4*1064
whose marriage takes plaaee'ti'rii)
in October. =
-'Mr. and Mrs'. Allan '..TohnOton,
'and two boys of London , visited on
'Sunday with her cousin,
Pestell and' Mr. arid` 'Mrs. VV.:4:.
Burgnian. • ' 4 •
-Mr. and Mrs. Earl :Caslielt;.•ftt
Whitechurch were Sunday visitors
at the' home of their soil,. Mr and
Mrs. Wilford caslick.
--'Mr`, and Mrs, N. T. McLanghlin,
have : returned' to their: hornet on
Patrick Street after s•Pendliik*i:ei;
anda half months in Wast0rn 'Can-
ada, • • ":
- Kenheth, ThoMP kin" wad'
a patient' in the Wingham 'HOSpft.
tag 'ever the 'week end, ite,•hrtilte"
a bone ankle;• to Whieln",a
cast •has beah:aPplieri,
-Mr and M s"JaMe Carr! and
and Mrs.
LucitnoW have '•reenineehciine-;•ak-..
ter spending thtee!Weeie'iikVeSt-•
ern Canada. '
_pruce MacDonald and :hii;' mo
ther;;Mra',1145y MacDonald'!ViSititi
With ;Mr. and Mrs. Leg Lautendeati
of • Windsor' on the week-end,
-141rs. W. C. Murray and Doug;
spent" the week-end, in- Toronto
with Mr. and Mrs, Ron Murray and
children; •
• -Desmond Brophy was a patient
in Winghana Hospital from Sunday'
until Tuesday of ithis week. •
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Rousselle
and :family •of Scarboto spent the:
week-end at the hohie of Mrs.,
RousSelle'S mother, M. William
Brydges, Belgrave: ;Joanne, Mur-
ray and Tim, children 'of Mr..ana,
Mrs ken, Downie of Wingham,
spent the week-end at the same
home.
Witi. Connell Sr, is a pa-,
tient in Victoria Hospital, Lotion,
where she underwent surgery last
week, '
. ,
,and Mrs, Cecil MerkleY
have returned froni,, Hatiailten,
where they, attended the farkoo
of ;Mrs, Merkley's brother, Arthur,
Wright. Mr. Wright was. 'killed
while at his werit in .Grimsby,
--Mr. and Mrs. 13eninger of
Calgary, Alta., recently visited' his
'nether, Mrs, LarrY.,Fieninget, prIOr
to 'attending the prodirceire COO-
deirence Meeting 'it ,.the -1.:OndOn
Life Insnranee Companyvs of-
fice in London,
An elcierli OPOSP,U)11,,, concert/04
abOut the wild. oats he'd !Owed In
younger days, paid a visit to his
minister, -"Tell ine',," he asked,
I be placed einong the elect if
leave 10,00Q Pounds to the Free
Kirk eustentation?"
"Weal," replied, the canny clergy-
`man, glancing around at the 'patch
ed window's of the chapel, !It's an
experiment worth tryin',"
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FRANK C.QIaI
Canada
ONT..
Phone 412
LOCATED IN
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McKISBON 81.00F
WINGHAM
10,St',OU'UDie Of (V4'eeltfi, He Is doing
well and is expected home later
this week.
-Mr, and Mrs, George Seiling
fertherlY.ef Pleasant 'Valley, move(
'to, Seaforth reeently, They were'
in town , on 'Saturday.
and Mrs,. J, A. Wilson and
Mr! '1144 Mrs, WI Harrison werf
oh &"motor triP,laSt,week. *r, and,
Mrs, 'Harrison remained at Peter
•.berpugh-fer a couple of days ant
•Mr,,, and Mrs, Wilson visited 11
Ottawa. Mr, and Mrs. Wilson re
tUrned Peterborough and both
couples eilloYed a trip to Nottherr
Ontario for the remainder of th
week, '
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, :7*T rg *rp. Blakely 01
1st, Catharines, former reifdents-
Winglkam,• were guests in town a
the week-end.,
Our 2-ACCOUNT PLAN
is Planned Saving
PERSONAL CHEQUING ACCOUNT
• Pay all bills by cheque on a Personal •
Chequing Account. A quarterly statement
will help you keep your records straight.
The low service charges are pre-paid.
Your cancelled cheques are on file if you
need them.
2 SAVINGS ACCOUNT .
Keep your Savings Account for saving.
Add to it from every pay. As your balance
grows, you'll enjoy new peace of mind. .
4 'Start Planned Saving at our nearest branch ao1N.,1
THE CANADIAN
BANK OF COMMERCE
MORE THAN 800 BRANCHES ACROSS CANADA 10 SERVE YOU
Wingham Branch W. 0. Struthers — Manager
N-419C
I Phone: O'ur Prices Are Lower
590 We Keep Down the Upkeep
Red Rose TEA BAGS ........
Kellogg's RICE KRISPIES
Chri.stie's RITZ CRACKERS , ,
Club House PEANUT BUTTER
St., wiutarti
TWO-FRUIT MARMALADE .
Rose Bread and Butter PICKLES
Parkay MARGARINE (color quik)
Clever Leaf randy
SOCKEYE SALMON
Aylmer KETCHUP . — , . 11
1 stoops
Pineapple ' and! Grapefruit JUICE ... , ,. — 37c
I Devon Lean Sneed- ,
BREAKFAST BACON ... , ... , , . lb. 59c
Pine River Medium 'CHEESE . „ . . „ . lb. 49e
Red Front Grocery
Maxwell House
COFFEE
69c lb.
AJAX CLEANSER
Giant 2 for 55c
LARGE FAB FREE
Kraft
CHEEZ WHIZ
16-oz. 59c
24 oz,
.. „ 31C
. 16 oz. 330
, „ lb. 33c
7v4 05.
, • _ . „ 55c
oz. 2 for 39c
48 et,
Oa
VA oz.
. 8 oz.
16 oz.
Free
Delivery
60's 69,c
30c
24c
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Hot Summer - Cold infer
Will you be prepared for the drop in toOrPiraiiii**1
Be Sure of YOUR Comfort This Winter!,'.i
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FOR 'COAL AND FUEL OIL .1 '
WINGHAM 606 after, 5 or
GORRIE 35 r 9 'Collect
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MUFFLER? 1E,
'..113 TODAY .
We carry a complete line of
top-quality car, 'parts.
Whether you need a muffler, or',
anything else, we'll inipect your,
car and install- the, parts, that;
you need. Our thoroughness',
your assurance of .imoeffi4
trouble-free motoring.
next time!.
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it" Iiiii, iitatit is at its best in Bulky Knits. Shaggy sweaters ,as Well as our . finite''' ,Kitten ; 1:-
',1St* LOP line; Fall's new ehades are thrillin g "n:nd gay and we have a edinnliate range. of • 1,
PRICE D , FROM $8.95 to $13.95 :;.. '.- '.:.,.': 14
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spent the Week,end with 1411..;• and a - ' ' . 4
Mrs, James Henry, Wye :titiroid .11'
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enjOyett it. tamping trip with some .1 . .-.
-.Mr, George White of Teettnia,•,, ' ,''''
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Male 'teachers 'tient Georgetown, 17
ter, father of Mr: Wilfred White,;
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