The Wingham Advance-Times, 1946-06-20, Page 8Show starts evenings at 8 p.m,, Saturday, 7.45 p.m.
Matinee Saturday afternoon at 2.30 p.m,
Thursday, Friday, Saturday, JUNE 20, 21, 22
RITA HAYWORTH GLENN FORD
— In —
"GILDA"
A melodrama of major and minor crime in. Buenos
Aires.
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, JUNE 24, 25, 26
(DOUILE BILL)
RUTH NELSON LOREN TINDALL
In ,
"Girl Of Limberlost"
The story is based on the well-read novel of Gene
Stratton Porter.
JUDY CANOVA ROSS HUNTEI3.
— In _
"Hit The Hay"
Comedy with music as only Judy Canova can
render it.
Special Matinee
10 a.m., SATURDAY,
JUNE 22nd "
Admission by bring-
ing a bundle of USED
CLOTHING.
TOR OVERSEAS RELIEF "MY PAL WOLF"
The story of a little girl and her dog.
GORRIE
Earl Reunion
The 14th annual reunion' of the Earl
See Reid and See Right
Make Appointments
WITH—
DAVID CROMPTON
Jeweller - Phone 59
For Eye Examination
family was held at the Seaforth Lion's
Park, on Saturday, June 15th, and was
favoured with ideal weather.
A large crowd of nearly 100 were
present from Detroit, Montreal, Tug-
aske, Sask., Brigden, Kitchener, Lis-
towel, Moncton, Brussels and Gorrie.
A sumptuous dinner was served af-
ter which the President, Mr. Thomas
Earl, Mitchell, conducted the usual
business. The President,' asked for
one minute silence in loving memory of
Mrs. John Cathers.
The acting officers were re-elected
T. Earl, and. Sec'y-Treas., Mrs. Jen.
Edgar. It was decided to hold the
for. a further term, namely, Pres., Mr.
1947 re-union at Listowel on the 3rd.
Saturday in June.
Little June Stokes drew the ticket
for the teenage girl, "Queen of the
Day". The lucky girl Miss Jean Mof-
fat was crowned and presented with a
beautiful compact, the gift of Mr.
Montgomery; Detroit, U.S.A.
R. A. Reid, R. O.
Eye Specialist
Values Galore At
The Rexall Health
and ea.uty Sale
FOR TEN DAYS
WED., JUNE 19th — SAT., JUNE 29th
FOR BEAUTY FOR HEALTH
Adrienne Harmonized Cosmetics
Bachelor Shaving Requisites
Xlenzo Cocoanut Oil Shampoo
Reg. 60c 49c
Lorie Perfume, reg. 30c 27c
Silque Ydand Lotion, reg, 60c, 49c
Calamine Lotion, reg. 25c 21c
Bath Brush, reg. $1.00 89c
Nylon Hair Brush $1.50
PURETEST VITAMINS
Extract Wild Strawberry, reg-
ular 35c 29c
Rexall Milk of Magnesia Tablets
Regular 35c 29c
Rexall Orderlies, reg. 60c
Fruit Saline (English type). 43c
Epsom Salt, reg. 15c 11c
Tr. Iodine, reg. 25c . 21c
Linaseptic, reg, 50e 39c
FOR STORK CLUBBERS
Stork Baby Oil, reg. 60c ., 49c
Stork Borated Soap, cake 10c
Crib Sheeting, 36 x 36, „ . , 89c
Baby Pants, pair 25c
Baby Apron
Re:tall Teething Tablets 25e
• Pexall Gripe Water .............. .. ......... „ 29c
Only a few of the many bargains are listed above.
Be sure to see the many Household Needs,
Campers Supplies and Other Things
to make life more enjoyable this Summer.
In Drugs — If Its Rexall — It's Right
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BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. J. N. H. Norton, Pastor
Sunday, June 23rd, 1946
annoommoome,6
10 .a.rn,,—Surlay School.
11 a.M,--"Absalom"..
7,30 p,m.—"The Continuity of
The Church",
levy to be made in 1946 taxes to, cover
amount. Carried.
The following accounts were paid:
Monteith & Monteith, $128. auditors;
Crawford & Hetherington, $4.00 search
for light at Bluevale Hall, 3. Mason &
son, $1.89 account; J. McKibbon $8.35,
Board of Health; Prov. Treasurer,
$3.13, insulin; Wm. B. Cruikshank, $50,
part salary; W. R. Cruikshank, $75,
part salary; Geo. Day, sec. treas., $150
Federation of Agriculture; A. Moffat,
$1.45 Roads; Can. Culvert Co., $44,40;
W. A. Cathers, $39,20; R. Grain, $6.00;
F. Hogg, $4.00; Geo. Glousher, $1.95;
J. T. Wylie, $26.40.
Moved by King and Powell that we
adjourn to meet at Bluevale.on Friday,
28th of June, 1946, at 1 p.m. Carried,
• W. R. Cruikshank, Clerk
W. H. 'Woods, Reeve.
ANNUAL SQUIRES
JAQUES RE-UNION
The sixteenth Squires-Jaques re-un-
ion was held in Queen's Park, Gorrie,
on June 8th, 1946, with 100 in attend-
ance. After -the dinner was served the
business meeting was conducted with
President Marshall Jaques, presiding.
It was decided to hold the Re-union
in Listowel in 1947. Avery fine pro-
gram of sports followed with prizes for
many. The oldest one present, ,Mar-
shall Jaques, Listowel, '78 years, the
youngest one present, Carol Robinson,
Gorrie, 10 months. The longest mar-
ried couple, Mr. and Mrs, John Jaques,
I3urgessville, 49 years. The newly-
weds, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Harkness,
Clifford, married one week. Mrs. Gris-
wold of Zenda, received the prize for
coming the farthest to the- re-union.
Races—Girls, 6 and under, Marion
Robinson, Deanne Allen; boys 6 and
under, Richard Carter, Henry Jaques;
Girls, 10 and under, Ilya Allen, Marie
Harris; boys, 10 and under, Murray
Underwood; girls, 15 and under, Irla
Newton; boys 15 and Under,* Glenn
Underwood; young women's race,
Florencd Dennis; young men's race,
Glenn Underwood; married women's
race, Leola Johnston; married men's
race, Lloyd Jaques; eelbarrow race,
Stewart Jaques, Raymond Kermath;
Sack race, Mac, Newton; Bean race,
Reta Allen; 3 legged race, Allen And
Glenn Underwood; No, of Peanuts in
jar, Wes, Underwood; kicking Slipper
race, ladies, Nora tennis; kicking
shoe race, men's, Leonard Carter;
throwing paper plate, women, Violet
Carter; throwing paper plates, men,
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whom 'the war brought despair and
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needed. Won't you go 'through your
closets todaf? Make a bundle of all
you can spare. Wrap -it in paper.
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What Can You Spare
That They Can Wear?
NATIONAL CLOTHING COLLECTION
for Overseas Relief . . . June 17 to 29
THIS 'ADVERTISEMENT IS CONTRIBUTED BY
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RECORD
PLAYERS
We now have in stock a
selection of players from
$15.00 UP
25 and 60 cycle
They will increase the enjoy-
ment you get from your radio set
by enabling you to play at any
time, your own selection of re-
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cover amount,
Moved by Fischer and Bryce that
we give the Wingham Legion a grant
of $1000.00 and place a plaque in the
Bluevale Community Hall and special
WHAT CAN YOU SPARE
THAT THEY CAN WEAR?
The clothes you no longer wear
are desperately needed by the
suffering millions in lands ravaged
by war. ]Every garment you give
means one more human being
saved from cold, sickness and
possibly death. Make up a bundle
now of spare clothing. Take it to
your nearest Post OffiCe or Col-
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THE WINQIA11/1 ADVANCE-TIMES ThursdaY? June 20th,,1946
The youngest child present, Miss
Ruth Edgar Was presented with an
American dollar bill,
Sports were enjoyed also the usual'.
game of ball, The darconeluded with
another excellent .meal,
Sunday School Anniversary
The Sunday School of the United.
Church will hold their anniversary .ser-
vices next Sunday, June 23rd, At the
morning service, ' 'MOO D.S.T.„
Fred Beck of Harriston will be guest
speaker, The evening service at 7;30
p.m., will be conducted by the Pastor,
Rev. G. G. Howes. The Elgar male
quartette of Kitchener, will sing at
both services.
Mr. Sanford Zimmerman is in the
Toronto General Hospital, His con-
dition remains about the same. We
hope there may soon be improvement.
Mrs, Zimmerman is also in Toronto,
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Short and
children of Fergus spent Sunday with
the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Short.
•Mr. Adam Strong of TorOnto is
spending some time with his relatives
on the 6th concession,
We are sorry to report the serious
illness of Mrs. Jas. Underwood.
Mr. and Mrs, Vanderlip of Toronto,
and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Vanderlip of
Listowel visited at Mr. Robert Harri-
son's on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Anger and son
Christopher; Mrs. George Anger, Flor-
ence, Bruce.and Norman and Miss
Doreen' Harrison spent Sunday at
Goderich.
Mr. and Mrs, Edwin Day, Grant and
Wayne, spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Currie of TeeswSter.
Mr. Stan Dane and daughter Betty
of Toronto were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Dane for the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Musgrove of
Hanover spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Mel. Kilkinson.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Whyte of Levack;
Mrs. A. McKenzie and Mrs. Stockton
with Mr. -Jas. Douglas and Mr. and
of Harriston were guests last week
Mrs. E. W. Whitfield.
Mrs, ICrasko and son Bob of To-
ronto, are visiting the former's uncle,
Mr. Archie Miller and Mrs. Miller.
Mr. and' Mrs. W. E. Stewart of
Stoney Creek, Mrs. E. Purrott and son
George of Hamilton were week-end
guests with Mr. and Mrs. W. C. King
and Mr, and Mrs. Archie Miller.
Mrs. Ira Neill and daughter of Del-
more visited with the former's sister,
Mrs. George Brown on Monday.
Mrs, Earngey is visiting friends in.
Hanover and Fergus,
Mrs. Cutt and• son of Goderich visit-
ed with the former's brother, Mr.
John Robinson and Mrs. Robinson sev-
eral days last week.
Mn J. H; King was in Toronto on
Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Margaret and Mr. George Dane
attended the wedding in Owen Sound
an Saturday of Katharine Dane, a
daughter of Harry Dane, former resi-
dent of Gorrie, to Albert Keiller.
Mr. Eric Pritchard of Montreal is a
guest at Mr. Thos. Earls' this week.
Mr. James Douglas, Mr. and Mrs. E.
Whitfield and sons visited on Sunday
with Mrs. Douglas' uncle, Mr. James
Aldcorn of Badgeros.
Mr, Alex. Taylor spent Saturday in
Toronto.
TURNBERRY MAKES
GRANTS TO LEGION
AND HOSPITAL
•
Minutes of Council meeting held in
Wingham 3rd of June, 1946. Members
all present. Moved by Fischer and
Powell that minutes of last meeting
be adopted as read. Carried. •
The following letters were received
and read:
W. A. Galbraith, Wingham, Craw-
ford & Hetherington, Wingham, Mon-
teith & Monteith, Stratford.
Moved by King and Bryce that we
hold Court of Revision on assessment
Roll of 1946 at Community Hall, Blue-
vale, on Friday, June 28th„ at 3 o'clock
in the afternoon. All appeals to be in
hands of Clerk by Saturday, June 22,
1946. Carried.
Sealed Tenders were - received and
opened. Willis and• Farrish, 60 cents
per cu. yd; Joe Kerr, 64 'cents per cu.
yd; M. Johnston, 85 cents per cu. yd.
Moved by Fischer and Bryce that'
we accept the tender of Willits and
Farrish at 60 cents per yd. for 4000 cu.
yds., more or less. Carried,
Moved by Powell that we give the
Wingbarn. General Hospital a grant of
$100.00.
Moved by Xing that we give the
Wingham General Hospital a grant of
$400.00 to furnish a room in name of
Twp. of Turnberry.
Moved by Bryce and Fischer that
we give the Witigham General Hospi-
tal a grant of $500.00 to furnish a room
in name of Twp. of Turnberry. Carr-
ied.
Moved by Powell and Ring that we
give the Federation of Agriculture a
grant of $150,00 for year 1947,
Moved by Pored and Fischer that
We place 75 mills on taxes of 1946 of
Township for, Pederation of AgrIcult.
tire. Carried.
Moved by Powell dud Ring that we
give the Wingham Legion a grant of
$S00,00; and each soldier with over 40
months service $85,00, and each sold-
ier under 40 months service to receive
75 cents for each month of service and
the girls and parents of deceased so!.
xlicrs to receive on same basis. A spec-
ial levy to be made itt 1940 taxes to
LYCETHEATR E
FOR YOUR '
BUILDING
CARPENTERING
Repair Work
Built-In CUPBOARDS
SEE —
Bennett & Camera
'Phone 447w Wingham.
IIII.P11..1.1.11111.
Joe Kermanth; most articles in man's
docket, Bert Harris; most articles in
woman's purse, Verna Harris; Pin on
Patch, Ted Newton, Leola Johnston;
Apple Contest, Alice Jaques; Biscuit
race, Glenn Underwood; MemorS, Con
test, Ivan Harris; Bring back contest,
Stewart Jaques.
to Mr. Ken..Galloway of Gorrie, poss-
ession to be given next Spring.
Mrs. Allister Green from near
Wroxeter, called on ,IVIrs, Ken. Jack-
son one day last week.
WHEN IN NEED OF
Roofing
and
Timmithing
Spray Painting
and GENERAL
Maintenance
CALL
A. L. FISHER
'Phone 411 or Box 92
(anytime) Wingham
Our Motto : "At Your Service
Any Time, Anywhere"
SALEM
Miss White, who teaches at S. S.
No. 4; Howick, is to address 'the con-
gregation here next Sunday.
M1. Edwin Palmer attended his
aunt's funeral at Whitechurch last
Monday afternoon.
Mr. • and Mrs: Joseph Vogan from
near McIntosh's, called on Mr, and
Mrs. John lGowdy last Thursday.
The Lion's Club entertained the
various schools at Fordwich on Thurs-
day last. Congratulations to Raymond
Bolt of this community, who captured
first prize for fancy dress. Raymond
is a pupil of U.S.S. No. 13, 'Howick
and Turnberry. (Lane's)).
Mr. Greer Wylie has sold his farm