The Wingham Advance-Times, 1959-11-04, Page 7DM 4
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.Mina Mary Bin*, and Mrs. W. 6,
xopp, of Ayr Visited on Wedttes-
day with. -Mr, and Mrs, Gordon Ed.-
i(Otr. Mrs, W. 4", V. Buchanan, Ayr,
Called .e n .friends. In the community.
14ft and Mrs. Howard Grainger,
PeArbOrn, .spent few' day.
At the home of. Mi/, and Mrs, an,'
WI,- Grainger,
Mrs. A. Davidson spent a few
days With Mr, and Mrs, Fred Dos-
tow, Mildmay;
Mr. and. MAI. Gordon Edgar vis-
it0)). over the week-end at' he home
of ' Mr, and Mrs, Harald Edgar,
Mr, and Mrs, Carl Coulter, Lis-
towel, visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred
',Coulter on Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs, Max Abram of
Ainteroten, and Mn and 'Mrs, Vie-
'' • Jir'She'rii, TorMbefellekl;'''Nfied Off
Mr, And Mrs, W, C. King on Sun-
day evening,
Mr, and' Mrs. Gordon Coulter
spent. the week-end 'with relatives
At St, Catharines,
Mr. James Riddell and Miss Flor-
ence Riddell of New Hamburg and
Miss jean Laing of Shakespeare,
were .Sunday visitors of Mr. and
Mrs, Archie Miller,
Miss Gladys Coulter, Kitchener,
spent the week-end at her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Haste and
Mrs, W. C. King spent the week-
' end with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Blythe
in Mimic°. Kenny Blyth, who has
spent. the past two weeks with his
grandparents, returned home.
Mr, and' Mrs. Harry Gowdy spent
Friday evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Douglas, Behnore:
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Snelling and
family of Listowel spent Sunday
.GORRIE -Eight members of the
Gorrie. Tidy Sisters met at ,the
home of Mrs, Olarenct Stokes on
Saturday afternoon, Their couree.
this Year as "Clothee Closets Up-to-
Date", They worked at making
garment. bags. The'y have also tak-
en up covering, hat boxes and hat
.stands, garntent covers and laun-
dry bags,
They will meet again on Wed-
nesday night at "Mrs. ,Stokes' when
Miss Bette Tillman, home econorn-
lot, .Ctinton, will be present,
. . . . . .
with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Harris.
Mr. Charles Finlay, London,
spent Monday in Gorrie.
Ross and Bob Earl and Miss
'Marilyn. Ewa- and -Mm
Raymond Gowdy of Wingham on
Sunday,
Mrs; Andrew Davidson Is vis-
iting relatives at Harriston.
Mr. and Mrs Murray Brown and
Jimmy of Kitchener spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. George Brown,
Mr, and Mrs. Mile;S McMillan, of
Teeswater, visited Saturday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. T, L, Mc-
Innes.
Mr, and Mrs. Alex Graham Sr.,
of Guthrie, and Mr. and Mrs. Nor-
man Grahani of St. Catharines,
spent' Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Alex Graham Jr. Mr. and Mrs.
Alex Graham are remaining for a
longer visit with their son,
Mr, and Mrs. E, W. Whitfield
spent Saturday in Toronto,
Sincere sympathy is extended 'to
Mr. and Mrs. Walter King in 'the
death of their daughter, Mrs. Ly-
man Swenerson, Mr. and Mrs.
King, who have spent the past
two month's at Erin, where Mt.
King is" employed, .spent Sunday at
their Twine and,' will be at ,Milver-
ton now,
Mr. Howard Cat-Obeli of Weal,-
waO guest speaker far the
laYnlett'S Seri/lee on Sunday morn-
ing at the Gorrie-Wroxeter United
Church,
.Mr. and Mrs, Sandy Edgar and
Mr. 'Robert Edgar oPent Sunday In
Kitchener and visited Mr, jack Ed-
gar in St. Mary's ffespital. Mrs, S,
Edgar remained for a few days
and Jack is expected to leave the
hospital on Tuesday,
Women's Institute members at-
tending, the Huron. County W.I.
rally in Brussels on Monday were
Mrs, • Glad' Edgar, Mrs. Harry
Ritmo, Mrs;John Baylor and Mrs.
Russell Marna. •
The Rev. Stanley Keast of Free-
hold, N.Y.', has spent the past,
week at the Mime of Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Stokes, On Sunday Mr.
and Mrs, Stokes and Elizabeth and
their guest accompanied by Mrs.
Mitehell Elliott of Belmore•visited
friends in Ailsa Craig. Mr ,Keast
Will also visit other relatives in the
'Mr. and Mrs, Jahn Dinsmore
were guests on Saturday afternoon
at the wedding in Trowbridge Un-
ited Church of Jack Dinsmore, son
of Mr .and Mrs. Ernest Dinsmore
of Clifford 'to. Betty 'Hamilton, of
TroWbridge.
Miss Shirley Bennett of Toronto
was home for the week-end.
Miss, Alma Nash, Toronto, spent
the week-end with her mother,
Mrs, Thomas Nash, Mrs. Clara
Ritchie and. Tom. Mrs. Rose Pat-
terson of Mount Forest is also
Former ,Gorrie Girl
'Dies in Kamloops
GORRIE--,-Mrs. Lyihan 'SWenert
• son of icamloops, E.G., died Thurs-
day. :She had been ill 'ohm!. .Juno.
having undergone two aperatiOnti.
Site was the former Dorothy Heirfr
miller, daughter of Mrs, Walter
King and the late Aaron Halronlit
ler and attended the Public school
here. She also attended the WroXr
elver -Continuation School and was
a graduate-nurse,
Surviving besides her husband
and mother are three sons, three
eisters and one brother,
spending some time at the same
home.
The 'Evening Auxiliary of St.
Stephen's Anglican Church Will
'hold" ,theic ...-November-me:ctivg 41
the home of Mrs. William Bennett
on Wednesday evening at 8,30. Mrs,
Bob Gibson will also be present
and give hints on making articles
for bazaars.
Mr.' George Gregg, Toronto, spent
tine week-end with MS mother, •
Friends will be glad to know that
Mrs, J. Hird, who has been a
patient in the Palmerston Hospi-
tal for the past two weeks, is much
improved.
Mr, Wes Strong held an auction
sale on Tuesday afternoon when
40 registered Ayreshire cattle were
sold, as Well as a number of beef
.cattle, hogs, sheep and implernents,
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Day, Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Underwood and
Mrs, Earl Underwood attended the
funeral of a cousin in St Maryp
on Monday of last week,
Miss Beatrice Taylor and Miss
Marion Ellis of London visited
Mfg Irene Holmes :And Mr.
*Imo on Friqay afternoon,
Attending the fall meeting .of
the Huron Deanery W.A. .on Thttre.
.dey In Heyfleid were Mrs. Bertha
Plant, Mrs. John Dinsmore, Mrs.:
Norman Wade and Mrs, Gordon
Underwood, The Rev, E. C. .4„tt.
well attended a meeting of the
. clergy of 'Huron Deanery, 414g. .at :
Mr. and Mrs,' Leonard, Sanderson,
T..4auranne and Ponaltl. left On„
Thursday for Winnipeg, Many
'where they wr...1 visit Mrs, Sander.'
son's sinter.
F.O. $111 Thompson of Baggot-
ville, QUe., and Tim Craig of Mont-
real were guests of Mrs, Annie'
Toilet and Mr. and Mrs. Earl To-
ner at the week-end, They were
enroute from, a holiday in Alberta.
Callers at trio home of Mr, and
Mrs. Robert Dane on Sunday after-
norm were Mr, Stanley Wheeler
and Mrs, Olive Gallagher, Brus-sels; Mrs, Mary Pollock,, Ripley;'
Miss 'Beverley Black, Kincardine;
Mr, Wayne, Pollock, 'Toronto 'and
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Taylor, Lon-
don, spent the week-end with re-
latives,
MR. AND MRS.NIE
HONORED BY FRIENDS
On Friday evening members of
the Intermediate A' softball team
and wives and girl friends, num-
bering about 40, met at the Blue
Moon dance hall in honor of Mr.
and Mrs. Ken Downie, who are
moving' to Penetang, Mr, Downie
was coach of the team.
Ivan Gardner presented Mr, and
Mrs. Downie with a chrome smok-
er and a card table and four
chairs, on behalf of the team.
Cards and dancing were enjoyed
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(1000.1f111 WEEK
In keeping' with International
Good Will Week glagngoreci,
World COUnell which -embraces
KinSmen, the local club. will have
as 'guest. speaker on :Friday 0veTte
ing Mayor R. E. 'McKinney. Mr.
McKinney will .speak Russia
and show pictures :of his trip
there.
The World Connell came into be-
ing in 1044 and now :comprises clubs
;in over 20 countries, Delegates
'have met on alternate years and.
many projects have been discussed,
The object of the 'Council are
(1) To develop men and create
in them a desire to participate ,
actively in service and .civic work.
(2) To provide a 'common plat-
form, for regular interchange of
information and opinion as a prac,
tiesl means to furthering true in,
ternational understanding, friend-
ship and co-operation.
(3) To facilitate by CoMtnon.
purpose the extension of Young
Men's Service Clubs in all countries
in the interest of building a better
world community as a means to-'
ward a permanent peace,
'(4) To procure through this
unity, a recognized voice of • young
men on International affairs.
and a turkey lunch was serlied.
On Saturday evening- the neigh-
bors met at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Morris Swanson to hold a
farewell party for Mr. and Mrs,
Downie. Mrs, 'Vance Sanderson
read the address and Mrs. Wilfred
Kiehl presented them with a step-
up table.
Everyone joined in singing and a
'social time was spent, with lunch
being served by the hostess, as-
sisted by the ladles,
e in am 2bbantrZinito
liORRIE Miss Tillman to
Atte 1c1.4-11 Meeting
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AERIAL VIEW OF SITE WHERE NEW WINGHAM PLASTIC FACTORY WILL BE BUILT
The 'accompanying photograph, taken from the air, indi-
cafes the approximate location of the land which will be
used as a site for a new factory to be 'built by an English
plastics firm. Top of the picture is north, with the C.N.R.
tracks appearing in the bottom left corner. The' land to
be used is outlined in white and is situated lust to the east
of the end -of Charles and James Streets. The property'has
been' under' option for some time and the final decision by
the company to locate here was announced by the Wingham
Industrial Commission only last evening.
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Recent AddltiOnS
To C K NI( Staff
§.evero - new empiOy.e.efi, have
been added. :Stan at .CMYCK
recently. ..Sarah Wing-
ham, Elaine Wood, 9aftlAselS, and
PelOre4 Knderwielte of 9werl
are. ab the switc.hbOartt and
Patricia WIWI* oat town ',began in,
The - continuity department
this week Patrieia, Sennett of
Winrt9O .ha .s been On 'the staff for
A few Weeke. .4.114 Is accretnry -to
Ross 'Harrillten„ •
Murray. 01044 is the -110/ assis
tent in the larin departinent and
Rod McDonald of or&n.i[eviile is
the film assistant„ Andy $teWart.
a native of .410,grtg.;, to the reigeoe,,
;pent for Elmer .rntdori, who retir-
ed. front the StatiOn chief, opera7'
for in re,flio a couple, .of months
ago,
BLUEVALE
The Bluevale TUrnberry group Of
the Ladies' Aid pf Knox Presby-
'tetiari 'Clitirel/ held' A 'Ol•tet*ssftil
bake sale and tea in the school-
room of the church on Wednesday
Rev, T. E. Kennedy occupied the
pulpit of St. Andrew's Presbyter-
ian Church, Wingham, on Sunday
He was the first, speaker to be
heard in that pulpit while Dr, and
Mrs, Nimino are visiting Japan and
Formosa.
Mn, and Mrs. Cecil Griffiths ana
Bob, of Guelph, visited Mr. nu(
Mrs. •Charles Bosnian at the week-
end.
Mrs. Nora Moffatt attended the
0.M.E.A. workshop at the nee
Teachers' College in London re
cently.
Jack Lillow, of Stratford, visit
his mother, Mrs. Nellie Lillow, for
a few days. •
Mrs. George Moffatt and child•
ren, of London, were with Mrs
Nora Moffatt for the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs, Glenn Terry of
London visited the latter's mother
Mrs. Nora Moffatt, recently,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scott and
family of Newtop, visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Hall on Sunday
Members Endorse
Sector Plan for 1960
BLVEVALE—Members and ad
herents of Bluevale United Chun!l
to the number of 200, ineludini
children, enjoyed a turkey supper
in the church school room on Fri
day evening. Mrs. Jack Nicholooi
was conveper for the supper an;
the arrangements were very satin
Eying.. This event marked the end
of a series of meetings leading t;
the adoption of the Sector plan fol
increased :set -Vice 'to the church.'
- • The. 'playing of fano:liter hymn
on 4a, "ifdifige:47"'fpild*,edr 'the "107'.
per. Alex Carrigan, the eampaie
chairman,. conducted devotions. H.
explained the sector plan and the
work that had been necessary t'
complete it. Films showing church
es and congiegations were seen
and statistics relating to the loss'
church were discussed.
Other chairmen 'of coMmittec
are Carl Johnston, Bob. Fraser, W
J.' Peacock and Mel Craig any
these men also spoke, explaining
the work they - are trying tn, do
The minister, Mr. -Alan Neelon
commended the five chairmen for
their efforts and strongly endorse(
the project,
A discussion followed', afteT•
which 'a standing vote was taken
It showed a good majority in fa-
vot of the plan which will be um
dertaken for 1960.
On Sunday, Nov. lath, "Visita
tion Sunday", every hoine will hr
visited by appointed members whc
will ask the co-operation of every
one in the service of the church
It is hoped a budget may be plan.
ned to Meet the needs of tht
church at home and abroad.
Hallowe'en Parties
At St. Paul's Church
The children of St. Paul's Angli-
can Sunday School turned out in
a wide vs -- of Hallowe'en cos-
tumes on Friday evening for their
annual party in the parish room.
The superintendent, Alvin Higgins,
vas assisted by Mrs. Higgins and
the Sunday School teachers in
arranging and conducting an ire-
teresting nro,gram,
The costumes were judged during
the grand march. Garry MacKay
won the prize for the best costume;
Linda :Elliott, best Hallowe'en cos-
tume; 'Jo-Anne piorforri, mess
original; Lynda Lockridge and
Susan Kregttr, Best ,couple and
Alvin Higgins and Carol Higgins
took the prize for the best comic
couple.
Several games Were planed and
a peanut scramble was held. The
children were treated to candies,
apples, chocolate milk and cookies.
The Junior Auxiliary incorpor-
ated HalloWe'en proiectS Into the
replier meeting last Monday With
Mrs, William Lockridge and Mrs.
Jack Salter in 'charge.
Mrs, Gordon Davidson, organist
and chair leader, treated the jun-
ior choir to a Hallowe'en party af-
ter prs.etiee On Thursday night,
She Was assisted by her niece, Miss
Nancy VoWler, Several gittries and
contests were held, the 'winners
being Wendy CixiiikWright, Lonnie
Boucher, Marilyn Higgins JaCkie
Saint and David Wenger.
eon treats were given out to the
ehildren,
RESION
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meeting and, urged If* greater
representatiOn at the Akcer
Mir on November T. Mr. bf,e4iii
athipoo aofefirode, tothat 41; rNitct rforVotreitd,to:'of.
He becen)oyed -tfie work hrtliat
c4i.linitactoistyobonwt emeifroerealitrib,oholotoorserryontf;
hint to
111rs. TIveerr, eit FttIlCi, secretary-
treasurer, save Out the, printed
minutes and read 'the •Ifiriancial,
etocetroowent; poiSmtkil the eweart- CiOloYd'eto,s r-
of
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the-, church., fen the-ialteellent.qneel,
District Voinmisploner. Archie
ttwreanairoecit, n owiri l liplecto5:rse,pp,. said4rttroop
and two crews in the district with
a Possibility tbat,a, new troop may
be organiged ,at Miildrnay, The
regional nicating Walkerton
was a success and the church
parade in Chesley was the iirriet
to date with every centre repre
,sented. The Bronze Arrowhead ,
Course was well attended at Cites-
iey and •33 boys were awarded their
Bronze Arrowheads, TWo'Sconts,
'me from
hieY'e from
Walkerton, received certificates
atthe Queen Scouts'ceremonyt
T4arrfn in ,Tune,
In regard to the, dtstriet . carnn
for Scouts, Mr, Gowanleck revert-
Id, that too many 'bogs showed; ul►
and the camp was too, large. for
the supervision and training, and
"hat in future there would he, more-
than one camp. There 'Were sev-
eral Cub 'camps as Well. The field
day was also sucCessful.. Mr;
Gowanlock ,urged leaders to
take the correspondence 'course
and application fnr,rnat were handed
out.
The Disteket Comnilasiener pre-
sentgd Stuart Callyer, qf Luck-
now and H, E, MoKaughtcin of
Durham with long serviee medals,
signifying ten years
Field Commioslener BO Taylor
reported that. only 21 per cent of
boys between 'the ,aged. Of 12 'and
17 are active in orgatilied activities,
such as Scouting, and
church groups. ttie-brirliant -group
had also tinearthed",a trophy' won
in 1941, donated by the' district,
and Mr. Taylor, retOrnsit,,with..the
niggestion that the cup .be nsed,
lit, district competitions,
Yopk's long service medal,' bait. the
bar had not. arrived.in 'tithe - and
as har.44)--be-:added,14;
wild •
has a record of 18 yearS in *out,
be 'presented •enthe next. suit-
able occasion,
He' had hoped to. have with him
The election of Officer:0 wAs,corl-
iucted by tr. Tailat,'Whie-thanked
Fra;nk Madill for hit Waits ,ari' be-
half of the Association. land! said
that he hoped Mr„'. Maciill' would
remain on the exectitive:•M an',a1-
Ylsory Capacity., -Pfd }also thanked
Vice Chairman Welltek ,Gieftr
Mrs. Fuller, as starA ry4trettetirer:
Mr..'Gaelet of Chesigy ,Wyks_'elected
chairman and George Of
Durham, vice, it. Was .agreed that
Mrs. Fuller Would carry;:.on,. ',in her
office tempOrtirily, ' ftiltll.'sorneone
in' the 011esley area cohlci 'be'Com-
missioner
gear-
4heryearW; as re-appointed for an,
usual
eucifor the post, The DiStrict
from the Various centres, The
Mr. Gaeler asked for' reports
al activities such as banquets,
displays, paper drives and appie,
day were reported. One of 'the
Walkerton Troop had attended the
World Jamboree in the Phillipities,
This group has also agreed to help
9, retarded boy in the hos-
nital, who hits passed Ills. Tender-
foot and has requested books in
Scouting so that he may go far-
ther.
Durham had participated in the
Camparee at Duncan' Lake where
the boys lived under .canvass , and
entered a number of competitions,
With an ekcellerit shinkring in all
tests and second in total 'points•.
Two of their number had also
taken a two weeks' canoe trip •in
Algonquin Park,
The latest additions to the dis-
trict have had wontletful responSe.
Beigrave is perhAPS one of the
most active and enthusiastic
groups, They have 20 Scouts, 27
Cubs and four new Chums, The
Cubs have an average attendance
of 22 at midi meeting; Ripley,
only organized ten weeks ago, has
03 Se, o$u7tsnd hat already • Staged
their apple day, whin milde
over
o
a bottle drive', Petting over 160 and
It Was decided to hold'the animal
church parade in PtiteVille the
last Sunday In May. The ,holiday
tw1 neleek". ef no dr bat M'CtIttli2.4atsver !neti. *Idainthpre
Martyn, Nviieri the long lest clip Will
be for 06111Petitien, All -Scout-
Masters and ItivtistrintS are asked
to attend Meeting at the home
of Archie GoWanieek in vtraliterton
On Monday, November 23, 'to dia.
cuss and -plan 'the Carrtnaret;
Attending the niekinq from
Wirighain Were Mr. Madill, Bill
Kinton4 Bill CrawfOtcl, Penny Get-
tie, $3atiAte, PieltfOrci,, Elaine
Wood, Mr, and Mrs, Herb
MW.tastre.Bnargai'vvian,' o0Arn.dy Lunn and
a