HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1959-10-07, Page 8Finalize Plans for
Rummage .Sale
The Ladles' :Auxiliary to Wing.'
hem General Hospital Met in the
•VPIPIcit chamber on Friday -after,
noon with, the president Mrs. N.
Cameron, presiding. Pinal, plans
were made :for the rummae sale:
'Whieh wilt be held in the'
hem Artnoltriee an Saturday after
noon, 'Qotober 17 at two. Wein*, •
The sewing done during. the
/TiOntli of September was reported
at 24? articles, including sheets,
pillow cases,. adult gowns and
nursery supplies. In addition..
several pairs, of curtains were
made and hung, and large quanti-
ties of reeadieg 0one. A.titlaarit,Y
was given for the purchase of ma-
terial for geWaS and draw sheetieg,'
It 'was decided to send delegates
to the regional meeting of Hos-
pital Aids which will be held in,
ciodertelt on October 7,
CIVL HARVEST TEA
WILL ATTENDED
The annual Harvest tea and bake'
sale, sponsored by the Catholic
Women's League at the Legion
Home last Wednelgday afterneon,
proved to be one of the most sue.;
eepsful the League has ever had,.
There was a good selection of home
baking cv,bich was cleared out
shortly after the sale onened,
Mrs, Hanna, president, and Mrs.
Eimer Merkley, vice-president, re,
ceived and welcomed the large
number Of people who attended,
Miss Annie McKinnon and Mrs, Ed
Fitzpatrick poured tea at the tea
table, decorated with yellow can-
delabra and flowers. The room
was decorated with mums and
snapdragons in fall colors, - -
Tickets bad. been sold on a draw
and the winners were Mrs. Willie
Vanderwoude, $50.00; Karen, in-
fault daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Ron
Ritchie, $25.00; and Joe King, son
of Mrs. Percy King, $10.00,
Members of the C.W.L. wish to
thank all 'those who helped to 'make
this event so successful.
Several Showers for •
Miss Marie! Husser
A number of functions have been
held, in honor of Miss Mariel Huss
set during the -past few weeks,pri-
or to her marriage at Aylmer on
Friday of this week.
The first was a shower on Sep-'
fember 11th in Aylmer when 'her
two sisters, Mrs. William Shep-
pard and Mrs. Donald Winnington-
Ingram entertained a. number of
her school chum's at the former's
home. A pleasant evening of fun
and games was enjoyed, followed
by aunch. ',During, the. epurse .ef
the evening the bride-elect was
presented with a number of mia-
cellaneous gifts.
On September 18th, Mrs, E. S.
Copeland and Mrs. George GueSt
were hostesses at the former'S
home, when a. group of Miss Hui-
sees Wingham friends presented
her with a beautiful nylon rug and
several other gifts.
Mrs. Andy ,Lunn, Mrs. Jack Rea-
vie and Mrs, DeWitt Miller held a
shower at Mrs. Lunn's' home on
September 25th, when about 40
women enjoyed a social evening.
Mrs, Reavie made a brief address
and Mrs. Lunn and, Mrs, Miller
presented Miss Husser with Stain-
less steel kitchenware on behalf of
the gathering.
Another miscellaneous shower
was held in Aylmer on September
28th . when Mrs. Bruce Dreyer,
mother of the groom-elect, enter-
tained about 35 friends in MariePs
'honor. The following day, the
branch office of the London Life,
in London, where Miss Husser is
a receptionist, held a gathering and
,presented her with a copper tone
and rose canister set. On Thurs-
day of this week she is again be-
ing presented at the office with a
wedding gift.
TRAINING SCHOOL
HELD AT AUBURN
AUBURN-The training school
for the fall project, "Clothes Clos-
ets Up to Date", was held here last
week for the est Huron District,
Women's Institutes, Miss Bette
Tillman, home economist for Hu-
ron County, was in charge, assisted'
by -Mrs. Shirley aVIcAllister of Zur-
ich. This 4-H project is sponsored
by the Department of Agriculture
and is available to girls 12 years to
26.
The project requires eight Meet-
ings, and the Achievement Day will
be held in January, The girls will
have tut opportunity to renovate
their present clothes storage and
make some accessories for their
closets, including garment covers,
laundry bag, a covered hanger,
shoe packs, hat standard and hat
beet, . If the girls wish they may
make shoe pockets, shoe racks or
sectional boxes for accessories.
The Womeri's institutes sponsor
these projects, The leaders and
assistants were: ColWanoth,
8, Ritchie, Mrs. Alex Hackett;
Dungannon, Mrs, Graham MeNee,
Mrs. Hugh Whinney1 St. Helens,
Mrs. .fames Curren, Visa Trma
Forrester; Londeshoro, Mrs. Milton
Little, Mrs, Percy Carter; Clinton,
Mrs. Norman Tyndall, Mrs, Charles
Elliott, Blyth, Mrs, Luella, 14icaov,?,
Mrs, Wellington Good; Auburn,
Mrs, Keith Meehan, Mrs. Ed. D9.4
vice.
A turkey banquet 'was givers to
the leaders arid their assistants by
the Departinent of Agriculture tri
which the Iadle, Of the Aubtire
WOmen's /Agitate entered
Rebokuti dRe
7;',0, Hold Dinner
..tkt. the regular' meeting 44 Ma,.
Jostle .Rebekah Ledge, No, 362
I,C>,Q4F., on. MoutlaY, the new ..dis-
trick deputy. :president of Hin-
carding Piatr10 So1011, Sister .Anne.
Henry, with her .Staff, installed the
officers for the ensuing year,
Noble Grand, Sister Vierence Mc-
Intyre; Vice Qranel, Sister Baby
Paint; Ree, Sea., Sister Ethel Oar-
401 .Fin. See., Slater 'Wong Mc,'
Kenz e; Tress., Slater Anne Henry,
Sister Martha Patterson, past
,president the .gebeirall Assembly
of Ontario. waspresent and assist,
ed. in the installation tiereniony.
The Lodge is celebrating "its .
tenth birthday with a. dinner on
.0etobera. 23rd,
Scholarships Won
big WDHS Students
Ivan Walsh, son of Mr, and Mrs,
canierinv
has been awarded the Canada
Packers Bursary, valued at $1.04,
donated each year by Canada
Packers to a deserviag student of
Grade KIK. at Wingham District.
High School. Ivan •has .enrolled
the University.-of 'Western ,Ontario,.•
Ronald Parker, son of Mr. and
Mrs. .Everett 'Parker of ' CulrosS,
who is registered In the Four-Year
Course .at the Ontario Agricultural
College, Guelph, has been awarded
am Atkinson Charitable Foundatiop
Bursary, valued at $400. He has
also received an agricultural'schol-
arship . of $100 from the County of
Bruce.
'Celeste Scilnurr,
Wed at Mildtpay
241,,pmmt..- Celeste Margaret
Scbnurr, daughter of Mr, aml Mrs..
Xeugene Schpurr, Mildrnay, ex-
changed marriage vows with Paul
4?avid i'racitoury M peremony at'
Sacred Heart Roman Catholic
chqrchi Mildinay on Saturday.
Mr, and Mrs, San-Mel Fackmiry,
Kitchener are parents of the
groom, The Rev, Frank Pentinger
of St. ,Terorne's High School,
Kitchener, officiated at the double-
ring eereraciay,
The bride chose a cathedral
Young People Tour
Stratford Theatre
Eleven members of St. Paul's
Anglican Young People's Associa-
tion were in Stratford on Saturday
to-attand,,,the. final „„ae.§.919/4.,,,Pf
three-day A.Y,P.A. conference' fOr •
the Huron Diocese,
The guest speaker on Saturday
morning was Rev, Bodely, The
election of officers was held and •
business transacted, Noon-day -
prayers were held in St, Paul's
Church, followed by lunch,
Dlicussion group took up the
early part of the afternoon and
then the young people wont on a
tour of the Shakespearean Theatre.
A banquet was held at 630 and
the evening was devoted to dancing.
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THURSDAY, FRIDAY
SATURDAY,-October 6
"THE BUCCANEER"
("rechnicolor)
gtarring; "Kul Brynner
,'• Claire Bloom
The High Adventures
Jean LaFitte Who Roamed
Seas - Thle Bayous and
Establishments of New
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Auxiliary
F al l Meetingti
S. Gauley chaired
Wednesday
Home when the
to the Canadian
of 43,
Strong was
for the branch
McLaughlin
will attend,
dinner and
14 in Walkerton,
Hogg was
membership draw.
unanimously
with euchre parties
first to 1)0 held
Several volunteers
help with Poppy
decided to purchase
for. Remembrance
will be placed
Mrs. Gauley.
the meeting
a social time.
. t ... • • '' ' mor0
MONDAY and TUESDAY
October 12 and 18
"WATUSI"
(Technicolor) q
The Thrilling Sequel to King
SolonicaVs Mines
Plus.
`DEEP ADVENTURE'
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IvEDNESDAYand THURSDAY
October 14 and 15
"SEA OF SAND"
Plus
"BLITZKRIEG"
TIV't) Thrillers From World
War II by J. A. Rank
DRIVE-IN
Colour
Robert
"GORILLA
William Bendix,
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Liashmar
Listowel, Ontario
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Paget,
Mitchell
AT LARGE"
THURSDAY
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and FRIDAY
October 8 and
Double Feature
WHITE
FEATHER"
CinemaScope
Wagner, Debra.
Jeff Hunter
Cameron
Cartoons
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ADULT
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AT DUSK
Two Shows Nightly
at every performance
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
October 9 and 10
Presley's Two Biggest
"LOVI - NG YOU"
and
"KING CREOLE"
,ENTERTAINMENT SATURDAY ONLY OCT,
Double Feature
"HOW TO BE
VERY POPULAR"
Colour , CinemaScope
Sheree North, Betty GrabIe
"MASSACRE
Colour Dane Clarke
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SPECIAL SUNDAY MIDNITE '
October 11
"CURSE OF THE
FACELESS MAN"
Plus
"IT—TERROR FROM
BEYOND SPACE"
ADULT ENTERTAINMENT
NOTE-In case of in-
clement weather this program will
be meted In to the Crown Theatre
Two Shows Nightly Rain, or Clear
Box Office Opens at 8.00 o'clock
;First Show at'Duslt •
Children Under 12 in Care Free
Cartoon at Each Performance
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BROWNIE'S
Featuring
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the Largest Wide Screen
Theatre
in Huron County
SPECIAL NOTICE . — TO OUR PATRONS
THANK YOU for your patronage_ and attendance at our 'nightly features,
rtrdisim NOTE; There will lie no show's Oct. 6 to Oct. 8
00101ENCING with the weekend of October 9th. we Will play on
WEEKENDS ONLY. .
Vo Your Weekend Entertainment, We Pr elient:
FRIDAY and sAltiltinAir (ItIrt?nta 9 and 10
..... DOUBLE BILL —
"THE YOUNG LAND"
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CINUNItliN WO** u IN barra tillitt
.white shads 'mums, white car-
nations and. imy.
Gowned in ballerina-length fiesta
pink .silk organza the .attendants
Were Miss Floral Ann Sclinurr,
Stratford, as. maid et, honor for
her' sister, Mrs, Donald Miller..
.Waterloo ,sister of the groom, and
Miss • Judith Weiler, Hamilton,
Tom George s of Bridgeport was
ring-bearer,
• David IVfallatat,. Kitchener, was
groomsman and guests were ash,
ered•by Paul Miller, Guelph, and.
Donald Sc.lnutrr, lYfiklinay, brother
Of the bride.
For travelling, the bride donned
IF-you are using the mortgage
plan of buying your home,
YOU should know about
our special
MORTGAGE INSURANCE
Consult-,
FRANK C. HOPPER
—Representative—
Canada Life
WINGHAM, ONT.1
Phone 462
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One-piece design. •The molded suit; in moss green, with uark
bodie was styled with . t Sleeves and a st(brinp, naeanna en-
hanged
and black featbeted ha ,
hanged with opalescent sequins, black and white accessories, 'The
The bouffant shirt of nylon tali°,
With =Meg and four panels of
lace as an overskirt, Was worn
over hoops, crinolines and slipper
Her allit illusion veil in
tiered design was held by a clouble
crown of onaleSeeat sequins and
Pearls and she carried a spray of
couple will reside in Kitchener. Yea/'s.•'
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