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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1959-11-04, Page 6PAY N LY 31 c CHELSEA BUNS REMINGTON'S I.G.A. 4 REGULAR 35e WEST_ON'i FEATURE SAVE 4c Family Gathering On 25th Anniversary The immediate families and Mr, and Mrs. E. J. Hedley 'of St. Marys were guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Carr on Friday when they cele- brated their 25th weddiag. anni- versary. Mr, and Mrs. Hedley were the attendants at 'the wedding. There were about 30, at the ,cele- bration, including Miss Edna Carr of St, Thomas add Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Keith of Toronto, A buf- fet ,lunch was served and Mr. and Mrs. Carr were presented with sev- eral beautiful gifts. " iiiiiiii ttttttt ( tttttt tuf iiiiii I tttttttt flit Will II til.f1.1 ttttt 1 4014u1401,i iiiii i ii 11111111.W111,11i NOTIC By order of Wingham Town Council the folkkv"-, ling rates and conditions now apply to the Wingham Cemetery: NEW . RATES RESIDENTS OF WINGHAM 4 grave Plot '$$1 8600..0000 2 grave pica . • Opening grave $ 20.00, Caretaking on old plots $ 5.00 annually 2 graves ........ 4 graves' , i.ii.i.. . $1 0:00 annually-- NON, RESIDENTS OF WINGHAM ' .Z grave plot iiiii i . iii $100.00 4 grave plot $200.00 Opening, grave $ 2$.:00 Catetaking on old plots ,2 graves $ 5.00 annually 4 graves $10.00 annually Dated at 'Wingham this 5th day of October, 1959. WILLIAM RENWICK, Clerk-Treasurer. II- Tile U1404110 AdvaliCe.r.Timet4, ViTednesdaY, Nev. 401, um cli)04 to- 40 Percent of IMInigranta Mr, and Mrs. Coultes o'kiln Canada during 1057 Were fal the. Maillifeethring, nmehanical Are wea 40 Years and construction trecleS. 25e — $2.50 Yd. BROADCLOTH D.D. PRINTED B/C BABY BLANKET CLOTH ' KRINKLE CREPES CHINOS CORDUROY (plain, printed) RLUE „DENO& „ DRAPERY CRETONNE FLANNELETTE White, Printed, Pink, Blue WOVEN GINGHAMS Dan River GINGHAMS PRINTS BELGRAVE,--Mr, and Mrs, Chas. Coultes celebrated their 40th Wedding anniversary on Octehtr 22nd. A family party was. held' at the home of their son and daugh- ter-in-law, Mr, and Mrs. James Coulter on. Saturday, Oct, 2ath. Guests included the immediate family, Mr. and Mrs, James Coultes, Marie and Audrey; Mr.• and Mrs, Kenneth Wheeler (Ma- bell, Ivan and Mary Anne; and . Mr. and .Mrs, Harold Buffet, Car- ,sonville, Mich.; Mr, and Mrs, Fred Ried, Clinton; Mrs, Gerald Vander- burg, Toronto; Mr. Albert Coultes, Linda and Clifford, Beigrave and Robert Charters, of Blyth, Pot Luck Supper 'At' Foresters"' Hall BELGRAVE- About 100 mem- bers of Knox United Church en- joyed a pot luck supper bn Friday evening in the Foresters' Hall, Rev, R .E, McLagan of Blyth said grace and also gave the address and showed slides following the supper. ' It was stated at the businasa meeting that the goal for this con- gregation fiir the next year would be $12,375.00.. C.G.I.T. Party BELGRAVE — The Canadian Girls in Training held their Hal- lowe'en party on Thursday evening in the church basement, with each girl bringing a gift. The girls en- joyed several games, and then the costumes were judged by Ted Fear with prizes going to the following: Best dressed lady, Doreen Smythe; best dressed man, Florence Rinn; best Hallowe'en costume, Marie e. Noble; funniest costume, Linda Rinn. More games were played, follow- ed by a sing-song after which lunch of hot dogs and Chocolate milk was served. The singing of 'Taps closed the meeting, vrm r BELGRAVE Mn and Mrs, .Orval Taylor have returned to their borne ate 0 044' ing the past week with their son and .datighter-ht-law, Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Taylor and family at Sarnia, Mr. Thomas Smith is a patient in the Wingham General Hospital. Mr. and Mrs, George Martin and Mr. Martin Grasby visited, on SNP* day with Mr, and Mrs, Cecil Arm- streng, 'gets, anti Kenneth at Thorndale. • - Mr. John M. coultes.is a patient in the Winghtun General Hospital. Mr, and Mrs, Ray Bunking of. Blyth visited on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, James _Lamont and fain" fly. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wightman spent Thursday at Stratford, Mr. and Mrs, Lawrence Vannan, Mr, and Mrs, Fred Cook, Mr. and Mrs. C, R, Coultes, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs. BerSOn r IiNVIii,-"MrS",' -IC' 1)ertitic, Miss Frances McCrea and Mr, Martin Grasby recently visited with Miss Annie McNichol at Seaforth Mr. Lewis Cook is a patient in the Wingham General Hospital. Starting November 7, .*Belgrave library hours will be from 2 to 4 p.m. on. Saturday afternoons. Mr, Fred Swindlehearst has re- turned to his home in Los Angeles, Cal., after spending the past siX weeks with Mr, and Mrs, Garner Nicholson and other friends in the district,- Mrs. Margaret Lowry and Mr. Fred Lowry of Dundas are spend- ing a few days with Mrs., Cora M.;-• Gill. Mrs. Hilda Roberts and Mr, and Mrs, Harold Roberts of Listowel and Mrs. Margaret Lowry and Mr. Fred Lowry of Dundas visited on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs,. David Armstrong, . Mrs. Carl Procter, Mrs, Gordon Higgins and Mrs, Richard Procter attended the Institute Rally held at Brussels on Monday. 'Mrs. Albert CoulteS is a patient in the Wingham General Hospital. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Higgins were Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fitch and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fitch and family of Bel- more and Mrs, Louise Warwick of Bluevale. FORDWICH Mr. and Mrs, Arnold McDougal and family of Palmerston, spent Sunday with Mrs. Jennie Mosure. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Chiomey and Jane of Port. Colborne visited over the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Keith. Week-end and Sunday Y visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Everitt Allen' were Mr, and Mrs. Bob Holland and family, Mr. and Mrs. Nile Soehner and son •and Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Mundel, all of Kitchener. The' sympathy of the community is extended to Mrs., William Boeh- ler in the death of her sister, Mrs. Noah Witmer, of Listowel. Mrs, Stan Bride, Mrs. Howard Harris, Mrs. Lorne Siefert, Mrs. Crosby Sothern, Mrs. Anson Dem- erling, Mrs. William Campbell; Mrs, Sam Johnston, Miss lyfinnie McElwain attended the Huron County Women's Institute rally held in Brussels on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Roneyford, Palmerston, Mr. and Mrs. Sam- lloneyford, Gowanstown, Mrs. T. G. Anderson of Listowel were Sun- day visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Crosby Sothern, Mrs, Ken Graham, Mrs. Emma Williamson, Mrs, Herb Rogers and Mrs: Henry Howe spent Monday in Stratford. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Newton of Port Arthur spent several days last week with Messrs. Sam and Wilmer Newton. Mr, Wilmer Newton re- turned home with them and will spend some time in Port Arthur. Mr. and Mrs. Don King spent Saturday in London. Mrs, Ken Graham visited last week in Owen Sound with her fa- ther, Mr. Tom bunnington. The many friends of Mrs, J, W. Hird will be sorry to learn she is confined to the Palmerston Hos- pital. Messrs. Roy and Charlie Bellamy of Arthur spent several days last week with Mr, and Mrs. Jack king, Mrs, Walter Hainstoek visited last week with Mr, and Mrs, Trev. Hainstock iii Milton.., • Miss Ruth Baett of- Walkerton visited over the Week-end ;at the home of Mrs. Harvey, Gibson. Mrs. VVilliain Lloyd is spending two weeks with relatives in. Owen. Sound. Mrs, Pearl 'Patterson visited one day last week at the Isolation Hos- pital in Termite with,. her daugh- ter, Mrs. 'Wilda Campbell; 1,10*,O'en Party ,At Fordyce School' WHITEOHUROH—Quite a erowd attended the masquerade hallow^ e'en party, held in Fordyce Sobool MI Friday evening, The judges were Mrs. Victor Emerson, Mrs, Johnston. Conn .and Mr, Hugh Sin* namon, The prizes were as follows, Na.. Lionel costume, Joanne Laidlaw, a Dutch girl'; best dressed lady, Mrs, Ezra Scholtz; best dressed child;, Sharon Rintoul; comic mall Mrs Elroy Laidlaw; comic child, Jane Laidlaw; an Indian; best dressed ma; Mrs. George Fisher; best jack-e-lantern, Sharon and Doris Rinto111; best dressed couple, Linda, Snowden and Carol Webster, Treats of candy, nuts and gum were given to the children, and all enjoyed the social time together, The net proceeds of $7.00 went to. Junior Red Cross, and Mrs. Fisher will hold a euchre in the school WH1TECHURCH Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Scholtz and family of Goderich visited on Sunday with 'his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Ezra Scholtz, Mr, and Mrs, 'Elroy Laidlaw and family visited on Sunday with his mother, Mrs. James Laidlaw of GOderich. Don't forget the pot-luck supper to be held ,pn"Menday next in the memorial hall on the institute Family night., Rev, and Mrs, Calvin McKay now retired at Inverness, Scotland, and their friend, Mr, Torrance of Lucknow, visited on Wednesday last with Rev, and Mrs. W:' Watt; Rev, W. .T, Watt 'celebrated his 79th birthday on Tuesday last and received _telephone calls from Dr. and 'Mrs. Donald Watt' of Bella Coola, B,C. and from other mem- bers of their family in Ontario, Mr, and, Mrs. William Rintoul and family visited on. Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Caldwell of Myth, About 50 E. Wawanosh, Morris, and. BeigraVe' Scouts and Cubs paraded on Sunday afternoon to the Presbyterian 'Church in Bel; grave, where they attended service: Mr. John Fisher of Zetland left last week .for further treatment of his foot at the Compensation Hosv pital near /gallon. Mr, 'and Mrs. Harold Currie visited on Monday at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Kenneth Pettaplace of Teeswater, Mrs. Gordon Elliott is visiting this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William. Drinkwater of ,Lon- don.' , '" Miss Beverly. Gaunt and , Miss Norma FtOrster, who attend Weller Academy. London, spent the week- end_ at their homes in W. Wawa- nosh. , . Mr. and Mrs. Elmer 'Sleightholm and family visited on Sunday with his' Mother,' :Mrs, Frank Sleight- holm of jaistowel. Mrs. mupgrOve Sr., and. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Musgrove' of Wrox- eter, visited' on Sunday with Mrs. ' 'MI'S: William Dawson and Mi.. and 'Mrs. 'VVesley..Tiiiin 'visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mr's, William Puidon. of St. Helens. ' Miss' JOyce' Morrison; daughter, of Mn' and Mrs, Chester Morrison, has been 'Mit' of High 'School for the past Week '-tvitaa Mr.' and 'Mtg. Elgin 'Purdon of Prize Winners at Fordwich Dance FORDWICH-LTlie Ladies' Auxil- iary to Howick Legion sponsored a very successful Hallowe'en dance in the Fordwich hall on Friday night, The costumes were many and varied. Prize winners were: Best Hal- lowe'en costume, Miss Elaine how- ler, Harriston; best comic couple, Miss Mary 'Meighton, Clifford and Donald Weber, Lakelet; best clown, Fred McCann, Fordwich; youngest person in costume, Judy Lynn, 22- months-old of Fordwich. Felker's orchestral supplied the' music. YOUNG PEOPLE HOLD HALLOWE'EN SOCIAL WHITECHURCH—Quite a crowd ,of young people from the presby,- terian and the United Church met last Tuesday evening in the S.S., room of the Unifed Church for the Hallowe'en social. Many were in costume and the judges, Mrs. George Fisher, Muriel Moore and Leine Forster awarded the follow- ing prizes. Best dressed man, Arthur Laid- law; comic lady, Donald Gaunt; comic man, Jean Martin; most frightening costume, Jack Coultes, best dressed girl under 12 yeari, Sandra Fisher; best comic girl under 12 Years, Janis Farrier; best dressed boy, Brian Purdon; comic dressed girl, Thelma ,Purdon. Raymond Laidlaw and Bevin Tiffin were, in charge of the games and, contests, and the delicious was topped Off With puMPitin and,ice cream. Detroit visited on Sunday with his parents, • Mr. and Mrs„ A. E. Purdon. Mr. Purdon is again under the doctpr's. care. • -Mr. Gordon Moore and his son Alvin of Acton and his daugh- ters, Mrs. John. Fields of Oakville, Mrs. Clare Collins, and Mrs. Robt, Heardon, of Georgetown, visited on Stinday with Mr. and Mrs, John Purdon, Mrs. Louis Dalton has been a patient in Wingham Hospital for the, past two Weeks, after a heart seizure. Her sister, Miss Catherine McCarthy of Detroit, is visiting, at, the Dalton home, Wayne Farrier and ElWin Moore called' at the homes in the village , on, Saturday in the • interest of UNICEWUnder the auspices 'of the Mission' Band, and $7.30 was for- warded to headquarters, The boys thank 'the residents of the village. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Armitage , . a London, visited on TueSday last with .her mother, Mrs. James Young of Belgrave and With Mr.' and lgis, John Mclaurney of Mar- nOck: Mr. Wayne Madoc of Waterloo College had charge of the service in the Presbyterian Church here, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hall, Wing- 'ham, and Mr: John Craig were in LOndon on Sunday, visiting with Mrs. John Craig in Victoria Hog- pital. O n d itetIooulitige4,11; and its triengtdedClaowlinquoar.jaittler an111144b114:14, warehouse as well as lounges. On the same ,date, Pntulas vele4 againSt lounges, and. Flealtertoti (Grey .County) voted nearly' 3 to 1 against men's and Woolen's hevorage anotns. ' Other victories this Year, as listed by the ()Mario Tentperance Federtitotwiontsithil t., Thomas (lounges), Norwich (store), OriliaalbYt Vietoria Harbor,Erin, Timmaas (lounges), Gananotipe, Kings- ville, Wheatley, Leamington (lounges), Bownionvillo and about nine The ratio of 'airy" victories is the highest,. inn long tiMe. The city of Owen Sound, long without licensers under local olie; ihas successfully resisted' five attempts at repeal, the latest in 195, lifoolifictto,.-tairliarialitinc Spectator • "People in various parts of Ontario are taking" a second look at the desirability of liquor lounges and cocktail .batrs . It could be a trend is setting in against additional outlets for alcoholic beverages The fact is, of course, that money spent on alcoholic beverages 'isn't available for spending an food, clothing or the other real needs for a good life. This is apart , from the social effects, The primary 'purpose of additional liquor outlets is to sell more drinks to more 'people." KEEP THE CANADA TEMPERANCE ACT IN HURON. g FOR THE REVOCATION r4 AGAINST THE, REVOCATION X;. Published by Huron' C,T.A. Committee Am AND AIDS, H, E, DREYER4Mariel Mae Husser, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. G. Husser and Harry Eugene Dreyer were married recently at a summer residence on Lake 'Erie. Rev. *fusser 'and his brother, Rev, G. Carlyle Husser performed the eerentony.---Photo by Mudge. TERRY TOWELLING WOOL TARTANS and Plain Wool SKIRTINGS L TRIMMINGS APRONS Beautiful and Useful • Over 100 MiLL END STORE ILDMAY Bring this Adv. PRICED FROM ilik44.11'ti*ilinowslitamin44stu4o4bloosilintem.**4•,.paimorottelottmlitto'oormiymn ttowitttslitaoltctil•ammirtam Batteries BEAT roon STARTING .THIS WINTER WITH A NEW POWERIMASTER FROM Downie's Sunoco Service Phone 38J . Wingham: Phone 38J Just arrived — New shipment POWER MASTER DRY CHARGED These Batteries carry the Famous Hart 4-point 'Guarantee .1.8 months to 4 years against Fire - Frost - Breakage and Material, 4M•414=11,1=1.4•1100(111111511 11,41411(00.1111•0611•111.4101111.141111•10.0 0111•1.040•041•••041=1.0.11(0411•1.0 Wingham Body Shop •_. We Come to Your Aid Fast, Anytime, Anywhere Our tow-car is of your service of all hours of the day or night. Just tell us when and where and we'll be there ... with prompt- ness and dispatch. SID ADAMS Phone 746 Wingham DOWNIE SUNOCO SERVICE SOLD EXCLUSIVELY )3Y $9.50 UP 110 rtv.f.mriamas GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES THE PREMIER TRUST COMPANY T91tkhmdnd Sireef West, /ems,. ETON' o, lr:,764$ 44 James Shoot, S. detherlhole Allefeia S44111 • 416 Richmond Street' Leriaen, ..**.t."W"tOrttr.or • ',1- AMP' "ihr%fir.irort,"%trt:ont`.....". lti**.tanito**140motitiogoliVOVIltelmtrIPtiafto. 'lie* ,.:-as-. • at tat 4611t WEDDIN't:if ANN114111SAItAr-,:,,,Mtr, owl Mts., Chatteg Centres eaelbrated . their 4444 aniiiveligiitY,. at, the home ,of Mr. laid •Mrs, &Mies Ilv, COalitfir where a, family dinner Wits. held, The rtetual date et the irrtnivertiary Was October ZZ, CHRYSLER OF CANADA TONIGHT 9-10 p.m. CHANNEL 8 (viEwtirsomit,)vovao