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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1961-05-10, Page 12Aft. and Mrs. awed Walker 01 G9t0er1cle Arad Mr. and Mrs. Nor Man Stonehouse of Lendon vislitvo With their mother, Mrs. Robero• taneee„ses end ether $11rtilay. 1.111111111.111.0100944110W0PIIM800004., LYCEUM Theatre • Wingham, Ontario Two Shows Each Night Commeneing at 7.15 p.m. ADIMSSION--65e - 45e - IF YOU WANT YOUR INIEsCimpTioNS FittEo QUICKLY, EFFICIENTLY ANO RELIABLY VANCE'S DRUG STORE IS THE. PLACE To GO. being able to use the accommo- dation, -Dr. and Mrs. J. R. St. John, nl Ithebridge. and family, visited with • her mother, Mrs. D. Rae,, and .ether !members of tile family over the ; week-end. •p A rs 7 in v'd norwo-, spent the week-end with relativee ' in Toronto, --Mrs. Fred Fuller was a gues last week with mi.. and Alm Gor don Currie at Acton. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Fuller, Wendy and Hi, went to Acton on Sunday to bring Mrs. Fuller home. --Mrs, Loretta fz,.te, Marie enli T • Me Ervin Ste. Marie, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Redmond, Mr. and. ote oxIon, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ste. Marie, Mr. and Mrs .Austin Steeneterie, Mr. Ant. my Si. Marie and Mr. Ambrose Ste. Marie were in Kitchener oe f-ntin. • where they attended the Ste, Marie-Hunt wedding at St. John's R.C. Church, Mrs, Harry Buttery, San Inner else°, spent the week-end with Mr aed Mrs, George Jacques, Victoria Street. Sunday visitors with Mr. am. Mrs: Bruce MacDonald were Mr and Mrs. Jim Scott, Joanne and Jamie, of Blyth. KNOX HOPS NAME PROVISIONAL COM. BELGRAVE- • The regirlar meet- ings of the Woman's- Missionary Society and the Woman's Associa- tion of Knox United Church were held on Wednesday with a gond at- tendance. Mrs. Kenneth Wheeler opened the W.A. meeting with an Easter poem, prayer and a hymn. Minutes were read by the secre- tary, Mrs. Leslie Bon and the tree,- surer, Mrs. .1. M. Coultes, in report stated there was a balance an hand of $360.81. A donation of $25.00 w•as made to the supply fund of fly' W.M.S. and $15,00 to the choir for expenses. The following wore nominated from the WA, to the provisional committee: Mrs. James R. Coultes. Mrs. Albert Coultes, Mre, Robert Coultes, Mrs, Ross Anderson, Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse and Mrs. Enri Anderson. IVIrs. Earl Anderson wits hr charge of the W.M.S. meeting which opened with n hymn and -prayer in unison; Mrs. Williard. Armstrong read the minutes, Mrs, George Martin the financial state- ment and Mrs. Walter Scott the gift fund report. There were 14 home and 20 hospital visits to the sick and shut-ins recorded, Nominated from the Afternoon Auxiliary to the provisional com- mittee were Mrs. Walter Scott, Mrs. J. H, Anderson and Mrs, George Michie. Mrs. Carl 'Proc- ter and her group will be in charge of the worehip for June. Mrs. James Michie, in the !lb- senee of Mrs. J. H. Anderson, gave an excellent impromptu of the highlights of the morning sess ,on of the PreSbyterial meeting held recently in Wing-ham. Mrs, Lyle Hopper, supply secretary, gave a report, and a letter from Mrs, L. Walden stated that it was quite alright to send unquilted quilts, lin- ing, thread and needles, Mrs, Stanley 'Cook led in the worship and read the meditation "Rose of the Four Seasons". The Scripture was read. by Mrs. Har- old Procter. A number from the hymnary was read in unleon. Mrs. Stewart Procter, Mrs. Stanley Cook, Mrs. Leslie Bolt read alemt the Ecumenical Muriel through- out the world, and the Intl token by the World Council of Churches. The meeting dosed With a hymn and the benediction, Zurich, - International -Counsellor Victor Dinnin of Zuriolt was in eturrge of the nomination and election for Deputy Governor and Zone Chair- men, while the present Deputy_ Governor, Russell Grainger of Zur- ich, was chairman for the meet' ing. Song leaders were Howard Klopp, Alvin Walper and Delbert Geiger. all of the Zurich Club. Mrs. Bea- trice Hess, of Zurich, accompanied the group alt the piano, as well as contributing -a solo to the program. Entertainment was provided -by the members -of the Zurich Club, and the dinner was prepared by 'the Ladies' Aid of the Lutheran Church, Lucky -draws were won -by Len. Ford, Seaforth; Stewart; Dints, Zur- ich; Bob McKinley, Zurich: Mrs. Beatrice Hess, Zurich and Ike Rann, Brussels, About 100 Lions attended 'the event, •40. Twelve The 1Vingbant ,AdvaneeeTintais, 1,1fssinoisdesSS May 1.0, DP) ^ „ REARM r NO DUAL, PERSONALITIES r s Ain TIMIS,,,FRL-SAfir. MAY 11-12-13 Ted Ray Jean Kent in 'PLEASE TURN OVER" Mrs. Millie Moore, of Windsor, visited oven the week-end with her cousin, Mrs. William. Haney. Mrs. Jack McKee, of Dungannon, also visited over the week-end with her mother, Mrs. Haney. --Mrs. Jean Howes. left. Saturday to spend a couple of weeks with her sister, Mrs. Ruby McNairn, in St. Catharines. --Last Wednesday evening about 30 neighbours and friends of Mrs. netta Ste. Marie gathered at the home of Mr. and. Mrs. Charles Sewers to present her with grits ue- fore her departure to her new home in Hanover, --Mrs. Les Laurende.au and. Rob- bie, and Cathy Booker, of Wind- sor, are spending a few days with Mrs. Roy MacDonald. Tim plumber by day Will not photograph your affair by night, We are full LIMO professionals who work at photography when we're awake and 'dream of it when, we're asleep. That's wiry, when we- do your portraits, ea.!, aids you know theY* be perfect. Our -"Ecoinnuy Wed. ding". starts at only 59%594 CALL 199 or drop in for further particulars, Jack Horton Weds in West Constable Jack Holmes Horton, le.C.M.P., only son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Horton of Bluevale, claimed Eleanor May, eldest daughter. of Me and Mrs. Eric Blots .of Laketlii Error* :re his bride on April 15th The ceremony was held at 7.30 p.m. at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Mission, B.G, with Rev Saber officiating White bows and l'owere marked the pews. Mrs. Walker, the organist, accompanied Miss Francis Hannah, who sang "0 Perfect Love", Mr. Illois gave his daughter in marriage. She wore a. cocktail- length gown -of white lace river taf- feta with a V waistline and long sleeves. Her short veil was mught by it crown Inaddress. She car- ried n shower bouquet of red car- lin'it'llc);,ishrid(`%9 al t011aallt8 weir' Miss Helen Neustadter, Miss Donna Pa iter;011, e0114/1 Of the bride, and Miss Blurs, OW bride's sister. They wore blue nylon, dresses, rovIctail length, with cammerboods at the waists and white feather hats. They carried shower bou- quets- of -white carnations. Conetable Lindsay Forde was the best man and millers were Dirk' Paterson, Barry Blois, Constable B. Virgo and Constable R. Mackey, The Elk's Hall was decorated with white streamers and red flow- ers for the reception, when Mr, and Mrs. Eric Blois, Mrs. Joe Hor- ton and Mrs, A. White, Sister of the groom, received the gueSta, The bride's mother chose an eggshell colored dress with black accessories and the groom's mo- ther was attired in drese of silk chiffon- over pink flowered taffeta with pink asicessories. The tables were decorated with white streamers and pink roses Cecil Blois proposed the toast to •'-he bride and the groom responded. For their wedding trip the Merit donned a lilac suit with white ac- cessories and a white corsage, They will live at 8685 Elm. St., Chilli- wilav7,skion13.C., in Green Acres Sub- d . Guests from a distance who at- tended the wedding were the groom's mother', Mrs. Horton, and sister, Mrs. White, of Onterio, Mr: and Mrs. D. Paterson and family of Merritt, 13.C., Mr, and Mrs. R. W. Wiliet, Richmorrcl, Mr. and Mr's. H. Sterling, 'V'an'couver, Mr, and arirs. C. Blois, ari.r. and Mrs. H Stewart, Mrs. P. Blois and Mr. and Mrs, D. Bingham, all of Haney, B.C. An adult comedy from England As this he an ADULT picture the MATINEE WILL BE 'CANCEL- LED FOR THIS WEEK :Mr. and Mrs Sill Tidernvell re OM Wilk* a nd Mr. Bert Bradbure Lunen, event the week-end with t o latter's sister, Mrs. Vera Mc- Crea. Mr. .Stanley Wheeler awl Mrs Gordon Gallaher, of Brussels, visit- ed on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Beth. Wheeler. Mrs. Teseie Procter, of Yorktown.' Sask., also: visited there a few days last week. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Gibson, of Listowel, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. David Armstrong. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Honking and David of London visited on Satur- 'qv with Mr and Mrs. James La- mart and family. Mr. and Mrs, William McNeil end Michael recently visited with r and Mrs. John Thompson and family at Bluevale. Mr. arri Mrs. Flury McGuire have returned to their home after spending the past month with their daughters and sons-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hill and I 'amity at Toronto and Mr. and I Mrs, elero'n Cantelon and f Amity ' at Tweed. - Mr. end Mrs. Alan Cam. bell and! Dean of London spent the week-' end with their parents, Mr. and I Mrs. Floyd Campbell and Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Pergelly. Mr. and Mrs. James Lemont and 'amity visited on Sunday with Rev. rre , lers C P Cox at Toeserneer. The Agricultural meting of the Belgrave Women's Institute will he held Tuesday afternoon, May 16 with Mrs, Garner -Nicholson as convener. The roll call will be • answered by telling how to pre-' pare fruit and vegetables for freezing, Mrs. Stanley Cook will give the motto and Mrs. .Earl An-I derson will give a reading. all.1011•1111111111111111111112111116111111111M811010111100. Mr. and Mrs, Harry Henderson • and daughters, of Owen Sound,. were week-end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lott. The HORST MSYK STUDIO PHONE 199 WINGHAM, ONT. .../..r.1.111.11.1VIMPIMONINO.M.04 H1402.00111140010(1.M.1.02011.111.0461.121111.1.011.1411,N111111.1.03.41119.6101.11.100.Se• .....111.41@rWeer•o.s11...11.1EWIAITleM10101.01111.110.111411•11.41011-01.2.1111../11r00.1010.1011.01/004119.c.IIMIOONZO-0.10,- 'NV --Miss Barbara Carbert left Tuesday by plane to -vitst in Mon- treal and with her brother, Rc beet Carbert, and family in Ottawa, for two weeks. --Mrs, Stuart McBurney spent the week-end with her sister, Mrs. William Davidson, Port Colborne, Mr McBurney has returned (rem attending a meeting of road sup- erintendents in Toronto. --Mr. and Mrs, Edward Harris, John, Stephan and Jean, of Brownsville, also Mrs. I. J. Gamble and Mr. John Gamble, of Fordwich, spent Sunday with MA's. D. S. Mac- Naughton and John, Fairyland Children's Wear Girls' Bulky Knit White ORLON CARDIGANS with collar, in sizes 8-14 at—$3.98 Bulky Knit CARDIGANS in white and a few coloured, for infants and girls up to 6X at—$2.98 20% OFF ALL BOYS' ORLON CARDIGANS AND PULLOVERS WEEK-END SPECIALS - WOOL CARDIGANS, at—$1.98 Sizes 4-6X Girls' Dan River PLAID GINGHAM DRESSES Sizes 4-6X at—$2.49 20% OFF GIRLS' COTTON JEANS Sizes up to 14 years RESOLUTIONS ARE DISCUSSED AT E.W.L. LOCAL TRADEMARKS, In The- May meeting of Sacred Heart Catholic Women's League was held in the parish hall with president, Mrs. Owen King, in charge, Resolutions which will be pre- sented for adoption or rejection at the annual Diocesan convention to 13111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111I11111,131111111111111 be held in Chatham, May 16 and 17, were read and discussed by the 1•1111111111, LET'S Mid A DATE "'COLD MUM THAT IS RIGHT UP-TO-DATE E gerair#tyPees Announcement I have purchased the Stewart A. Scott Insur- ance Agency, effective May 1st, 1961. , It is hoped that we will be able to offer more com- plete insurance service to all the clients of this agency. All classes of insurance, including life insur- ance with the Manufacturers Life Insurance Company will be available. LIONS ATTEND HEOION RALLY !members. Among the resolutions I was that the OWL members request theatre managers to supply films suitable for family patronage and for less flagrant advertising. Many films shown at local theatres now are harmful to the morals and in- tegrity of the youth. A bale of clothing will be sent again this year to Father Beaulieu, of Manitoba, for the Indian mis- sions, Miss Anna McDonald. of CKNX, gave an informative talk on tele- vision behind the scenes. In her talk, she gave an entertaining ac- count of the many problems one faces in this field. Miss McDonald also advised the ladies concerning the type of clothinie to be worn when one appears on the television screen. The meeting adjourned with the act of consecration to the Blessed Virgin Mary, after which lunch was served. ANNETTE'S. HAIR STYLING 011.21":=1r. remain associated and Mrs. Carl Maedel and family, of Monkton, were visitors on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Barry Wenger. Mr. and Mrs. C. Davis, of Elmira, also called at the same 111111111111111111111111111111111111111101111111111111111101111111111111 home. Mr. Stewart. Scott will with the agency and takes this opportunity to -thank all his clients for their business in the past and hopes they will continue their support of the new agency. W.B. "Bill" Capron, CL1L Fire-Auto-Liability and other General Insurance Life—The Manufactureri Life Insurance Co. aMMIIIMMEMMO. Dusmess Opportunity THE" MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE CO. HAS AN OPENLNG FOR A SALES REPRESENTATIVE IN WINGHAM AND DIS- TRICT, DUE TO THE RECENT REMOVAL, OF MICHAEL MePHAIL. The candidate must be able to pass qualifying tests and be be- tween 25 and 49 years of age; married preferred and own his Own car. Group insurance and pension benefits available with contract. Steady income while becoming established. All replies will be kept confidential, • WRITE DIRE( r TO: MANCH .OFFICE, STRATFORD, ONT. C. W. LEACH, Branch Manager .3Z1 one. ed Front Grocery Free Phone: Our Prices Are Lower 590 We Keep Down the Upkeep Delivery Ross aVliddielon of Clinton was elected Depety District Governor of Regilin 3, District A-9 of Lions International at the annual Region Rally held last Wednesday- night. at the Zurich 'Community -Centre. -He won a two-way battle for the position with Jack Mettle of Wing- ham. Mr, Middleton, who is a high school teacher at Clinton, served the past year as, Zone Chairman for the south part of Region 3, while Mr. Reavie has been the Zone Chairman in the north part. Zone Chairman for the south :welkin of the Region for the next term will he 114-17 Turkhoim, the president of the Zurich Lions Club, while .Tack MaDonald, president of the Brussels Lions Club, will be Zone Chairman for the north part of the Region. Guest- speaker at the Zurich rally was Ward Bolton, of St.. -Marys Past. Canadian President of Lions International, lie delivered -an in- spiring message to the group on "Lionism". 'Mn'. Bolton was intro- bleed by International Counsellor Hal Melt, of Seaforeh, and thank- ed by Het'b Trodtheim of Zurich, Head table guests were introduc- ed by Internetional Counsellor Jake Sweitzer of Exeter, while Ross Middleton and Jack Reavie supervised the introducing of club members who were present. Clubs represented were; 'I'eeswater, Haw- Wingham, Brussels, -Clinton, Seaforth, Exeter, -Grand Bend. and Final Meeting For Hi=C Group BELGRAVE The final meeting of Knox United Church Hi-C group was held on Sunday evening with 15 members and two leaders pre- sent. Karen Anderson conducted the business -and the grotty decided to donate $40.00 to missions. It leers -also decided to hold a wiener roast • CheeryEight The Cheery Eight 'Met at , the home of Mrs. Michael Willie for the last euchre 'party of the sea- son. Mrs: Bob Foxton took the high score for the evening and Mrs. Lillian 'Kreger was low. The high score for the season went to Mrs. Willie. The lucky chair prize was- won by Mrs. Bob Foxton and the lucky cup prize went to Mrs. Ron Foxton. A very delicious lunch was serv- ed by the hostess and it, was decid- ed -to wind up the series with a turkey dinner, the following week, along with the ladies who so kindly 'filled in for the absentees. 0111111111•111KIIICINUM1141111•111111111111111,11111111•11MMIIIIIIIMIIIIIIMIIIIIIIMIIIIMINIUM111111111111•11111INIIIIIIIIIIINIIMIIIIIIIii All ,on Syoattunrgda‘pyeope le are tolVf11,1,011,3t1htt, The BEST' BUYS U U U U --Mrs. William Keitiens spending this week in Toronto. - and Mrs. Bruce MacDonald were in. Toronto on Friday and called on Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bridge and family. —Mr. Elwell Webster left on Monday for Kenora where he is electrical supervisor for Towland. Construction Co., of London. ---Miss Marykae Newman, of I London Teachers' College, has been hired by the Riverside Sep- arate School Board in the Windsor district, her duties to commence in September. and Mrs. Fred Carbert spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Curtis in Mitchell. —Miss Ruth Fryfogle, of London, spent the week-end with her moth- er, Mrs. Harry Fryfogle, Ruth has accepted a position as teacher of Grades III and IV at Kenton°. --Mr. Stafford Bateson and his stn-in-law, Jeffrey Hawkins, who has been staying at the Bateson home for the past week, spent the week-end •in London with Mrs. Hawkins and the children. e-Mrs. Herman Metcalf and Har- old, of Wingham, were week-end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. 'Van Adamson in Tilbury, --Mrs. Florence McDonald and family, of Windsor, were guests over the week-end with Mr. and Mrs William A. Young, Victoria Street. Mr. Robert Young, of Sar- nia, also spent the week-end with his parents. —Mr. and Mrs. George North- wood. of Dunnville. renewed ac- quaintances around town last week. While here they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Lloyd. --Mist Sendra. Strong and Miss Merle Gowdy, .of Stratford Teach- ers, College, have accepted teach- ing positions in Kitchener, —Miss Mary Gibbons, of tlee Tor- onto-Dominion Bank staff, is spending this week with relatives in Detroit. --Clarence and Glen Colley visit- ed in. Toronto on Sunday with their brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs Ga,ry. Leeson, —Jim Newman, of the Toronto- Dominion Bank Staff, at Kerwo u od, tt.he has been transferred to Mont Albert, near Lake Simcoe, anent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chris, Newman. Bruce Edeart son-in-law of Mr. and Ml's. New- man, who has been with the Ca- n ndian Bank of Commerce at Unionville has been transferred to Oshawa as an accountant. -Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Reidt and Stephanie Lynn spent Sunday with Axis and Mrs. Harvey Reidt, of Wroxeter, e'r'-e associate members of the Golf Club, who played bridge dur- ing the winter season in the council chambers, have given an electric wall clock to be placed in the room in appreciation of the privilege of ••••,,••••••••,•••,,••••••••••••••••.••••••,•••••••••• SAVE-14c 48-oz. Hunt's Fancy TOMATO JUICE 3/79c SAVE-17e 12-oz, Preen LUNCHEON MEAT 3/$1.00 SAVE-13e 20-oz. Tip Top Choice PEAS 5/85c SAVE-13o 20-0z. Holly -Fancy CREAM CORN 5/85c SAVE--140 16-0z. Robin Hood White Angel CAKE MIX . ...45c the church at 7p.m. Al Murray Scott and Marie Coultes • conducted the worship service at- ter which Murray led in a distrs- !! sion on "The Three Lives of Si- mon Peter", Recreation closed the !el. meeting, U U U U U U U U Iis 1958 FORD CUSTOM 300 Sedan 1958 FORD CUSTOM 300 Tudor Coach Like new 1956 FORD V8- Blue Sedan A real buy 1956 FORD V8 RAN-CHWAGON This Is a beauty 1952 CHEVROLET Sedan A snap DAVIIVM MIXED COOKIES 2% lbs. 89c St. William APPLE PIE READY, 20-oz. —29c Franco-American SPAGHETTI, 15-oz. ..i/37c club House PEANUT BUTTER ...2 lbs. 69c Gay Lea INSTANT MILK PDR., lb, ... 29c WESTON'S 4e off RASPBERRY JELLY ROLL ...... . .35c Redpath ICING SUGAR 2 lbs. 25c Sugaripe DRIED APRICOTS, 12-oz. 49c Fresh Cuban PINEAPPLE, Ige: size, 9's 39c New White LONG POTATOES „,.10 lbs. 59c 1959 FORD FAIRLANE Black Sedan N . 6 cylinder, low mileage 1959 CHEVROLET COACH. Real snappy U U U U U U U U ! PHONt 237 A. D. MaeWILILIA51 WINGHAM 4▪ 111011WWWWINAWNEAMOMMICARAMOSAAAAITMAIMAITICAWOMPTSTIMMOWINWMWMAIM Ford, Monarch, Falcon* Ford and Fordson Tractors . . i ATTEND 'CAE DAY ISANQUET—Attentling the VE the Winglinin Reyal Cainulitut Legion Branch, No, wDay banquet sponsored by the 8Vhigharn Branch ef 180; Rev. A. W. Downer, MLA fat Dufferin-Sitneoe, ... the Clanatlian Legion were a number of dignitaries Cornier Speaker- 'of the Legislature, 'who Was ginest 1 1 'whielt ifieliided, fen to right Sohn Hanna, Wingivam. Sneaker, and Mayor IL E. 1Vibitimiey. of Winghtim, ,e-ifItilsTX Plait° by stromg. MLA for Hiiron-pritee ; bienrge Bre-Oks, president of 1 • • • • ••