The Wingham Advance-Times, 1961-06-07, Page 5GARtfi1F, Rev I. Clarke
accepted a •0011 taTretheWeY Park
United- Church, Toronto, and will:
commence 'his pastoral dutlea on
,September 1st,
Receives. 1)egree
,04:434FMN--04 T'riday Mrs. C. F.
Gregg and Mrs, Wtn, Thornton at-
tended ceavocatien exercises at the
University of Toronto, where
George 'Gregg. received a Master of
Arts, degree.
Recently George was appointed
head of the Classics Department
at the William L. Mackeazie Vole
legiatd in North York. He will emit-
Menee •duties, in September.
Mary Pratt, who is lit
Yir, and Mrs. -Thos. Nichol,
'reeswater, and MiS. W, Galloway
called on Mrs. Anne Ritchie at the
Mime of Mr, and Mrs. Clifford
Brown, Moleswinth, on Sunday,
Mr. Jos. Bennett is expected ;home
Monday from St. Joseith's Hospital,
London.
• Mr. and Mrs. Frarik. Harris spent
last week-end with Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest .HarriS.
Mr, Grant 4alii0y,;340ant For-
est, apaii,•TtircOgilerite' Beyer,
-with Mr. and'Iy.Tra,..clhig'••
Waterloo, 'spent la/ oy: last week
Mr. and.
gMent•t,'SlAridaY•W•ith Mr. and;
Mia;:ita*ond. 'CiaWdY. •
'Mr's:- • Alvin ,;.1. Siinprion returned
home fronryWinglitim General-Hos-
pital.
- Mr,, and Mrs; Chas, Koch • visited
Mr, Hence „Wahl arid Miss Nonna
Listowel, on Sunday.
Mrs .Beth, Fraser, of Calgary,
;vialted oltr.T.huAdaY and Fri-
day at ,':the .horit•es of her cousins,
Mr. and 'Mrs. Norman, Wade and
Mr.' and Mrs. W..E.
Mr..and Mrs. EttAsHootl, Hope-
vine, visited Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Edgar on, Sunday. •
. Mr. arid. Mrs.: D. W: Dane, of
Toronto, •spent Thursday and Fri-
day 'with 2Silir,e arid Mrs. Norman ,
Wade and ether friends.'
Mr. and Mrs„John Vinseli4r, Turn-:
•bertir Township, 'Ur. and Mrs.,
Harry dowdy attended the ex-
Warden ',banquet-at Little Inn,
`Hetel, Hayfield on Wednesday.
• Mr. and .. Mts.. WM. Hartman,
kurtzville„'viSited Mr. and Mrs. T.
on 'Sunday:
and Mrs: Howard Grainger,
Detinit,•.:sperit the week-end with.
Mr: 'and M.'S'. -deed' Grainger.
•Mr,. and Mrs,Beq•Elltott, Janet,
'Jelin and 'Ruth, „ IVfolesworth,
visited Sunday with Mr., and Mrs.
,George BrOWri.. C. Ring, Mr,
and Mrs,FrAhlelqng spent Sunday
at, Sauble',Beach:.*
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Mr. arid Mrs. Amide Gosoell,
Toronto, Mr. Liya.ne IVIOVicar, Lon
dozy, visited Mr. .and Mrs, Wilbert
Galloway on Saturday,
Mr. and Mrs, Walden MOSSO;
Guelph, visited Mr. and /1+1fra, Gord-
on 'Underwood on Saturday,
Miss Annie Murray returned from
Idstowel Memorial Hospital on
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Underwood,.
Mr. Bert Hubbard and MSS
Sharon Habbarcl. attended the
Jacallea reunion In Moorefield, on
Saturday.
- Me, Roy Qowdy returned home
from Wingham General Hospital
on Saturday.
Mrs. Archie Scott, Miss Edith
Scott and Mrs. C. Hai/11144a, • E*,'
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of Mr, and Mrs, Hector Hamilton,
Mrs. Hamilton remained for
longer stay.
Mrs. Chas, Finlay went to, Lon-
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apartment hi the burning buildings Ma Wiughant's Main 'street on
Tuesday afternoon. The fire fighters are shown above as they 1)11110d
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UNTTED CHURCH is pictilred above with
the decorations, that had been plaeod to mark
"Flower Sunday,” Considerable work went into the
• flriral display that, enhanced the sanctuary of the
church, Special services marked the day, and, the
church was open to the public during the afternoon.
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AT DINNER—Principal . F. E. Madill, of the Wingham District High
School, Dr. W. A. McKihbon, of the school board, and. Bill Dallimore,
president of -the students' council are pictured above at the bead table
of the dinner for. the 50 graduates of Grade XIII and Special Commercial
on Thursday evening, in the school's cafeteria.--A-T Photo.
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THURSDAY-FRIDAY (Double Feature) JUNE' 8-9
"THE BRIDfiES ' OF TOKIHIP
(Colour) William Holden - Grace Kelly
"THE NIGHT THE WORLD EXPLODED"
'Kathy Grant - William Leslie (ONE CARTOON)
SATURDAY-MONDAY (tiOuble Feature) JUNE 10.12
"TARZAN THE MAGNIFICENT„
(Colour) . Gordon Scott - Jack Mahoney
"COUNTRY MUSIC HOLIDAY"
Ferlin Husky - Rocky Graziano (ONE CARTOON)
• TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY . . (Colour), JUNE 13-14
"HOUSEBOAT"
Cary Grant - Sophia Loren (ONE CARTOON)
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United Church S.S. Children
Hold Annual Flower Service
Jane Powell gave the poem "He's
Helping Me, Now." Miss Corinne
Rhame rendered, "Largo" on the
violin. •
The Choir, composed of Sunday
School children sang the anthem,
"I Asked the Lord." Rev. J, W.
Hird, Fordwich United Church, was
the guest speaker, He said "As
clay in the hands of the potter so
will He mould us' according to His
pattern if we but let Him." Mr.
Hird said he had been impressed
by men and women who had taught
him. Through material things we.
express our concern in love for
others. God uses man as His instru-
ments.
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DRIVE-IN THEATRE
LISTOWEL
Admissions 05c, Children under 12,
in cars Free.
Box Office Opens at 8,00 o'clock
First Show at Dusk
Two Shows Nightly, Rain or Clear
WED.-THUR.-FRI. JUNE 1-8-9
"HOLE IN THE HEAD"
• Colour Scope
Frank Sinatra, Edward G. Robin-
son, Thelma Ritter, Carolyn Jones
SAT.-MON. JUNE 10.12
Double Feature
"ALL THE YOUNG
MEN"
Alan Ladd, Sidney Pokier
"THE SECRET OF
TREASURE
MOUNTAIN"
Raymond Burr, Valerie French
OCUES.-WED. JUNE 13-14
Double I'eature
"THE WACKIEST SHIP
IN THE ARMY"
Colour Scope
Jack Lemon, Ricky Nelson
"THE KILLERS OF
KILIMANJARO"
Colour Scope
Robert Taylor, Anne Aubrey
GOMM—The June Meeting (4
the Oorrie oUnited 'Church Mission
Band was held' In the Sunday
School rooms on Thursday. Twen-
ty-four paira Of felt bootees were
turned in to be sent to Dr. Donald
Watt, Bella. Cools, B,C. A parcel
of Christmas cards was packed for
Rev, and Mrs. Frank Few, of East
Africa. The children also collect-
ed used stamps which were mailed
to the Upper Canada. Bible Society
in Toronto,
A short worship period was held,
with 25 present.. Mrs. Robert HI-
Sebaer gave the story "Yasuko of
Japan Discovers the Bible Lands",
Over $50 was raised by selling
greeting cards. Carol Robinson
had charge of the games, which
were followed by lunch;
THEATRE
THUIL-FRL-SAT. JUNE 8-9-10
"THE SUNDOWNERS"
Robert Mitchum, Peter Ustinov,
• Deborah Kerr
A. glorious adventure filmed )in
Australia. A thrilling tale of people
and a country that is still new
Shows at '7.00 and 9.20
MATINEE SATURDAY 2.15 p.m.
MON.-TUES. JUNE 12-13
"LEAGUE OF
GENTLEMEN"
Another fine English comedy
Starring; jack Hawkins
This involves a master plan to rob'
the Bank of England
Shows at '7.15 and 9.15
JUNE 14-15-10-17
"DAVID and GOLIATH"
Starring: Orson Welles
The Biblical story about young
David, the shepherd's son who slays
the giant Goliath, and later be-
comes king of Israel
Shows at 1.15 and 9.15
MATINEE SATURDAY 2.15 p.M.
THEATRE
THUR.-FRT. , JUNE 8-9
Elvis—you're the greatest in
"JAIL HOUSE ROCK"
Second Feature •
"BLACKBOARD
JUNGLE"
(Adult Entertainment)
SATURDAY ONLY JUN'III it)
Lucy and Desi in
"THE LONG, LONG •
TRAILER" I
Plus —
"MUTINY"
All Technicolor Show
MON.-TUES.-WED., JUNE 12-13-14
From Today's Screaming headlines
"OPERATION
EICHMANN"
The behind the scenes story of
Adolph 'Eiehmann
Busy Week for
FIOspital Staff
This (Wednesday) afternoon a
napping ceremony will be held at
the nurses ' residence, Wingham
General Hospital, for the students
in the Certified Nursing Assistants'
course .who have successfully com-
pleted their four months'. proba-
tion.
On Friday evening, of this week
the nurses will hold a dance to
raise money for, the,•purchase of
Mlich needed hospital equipment.
• -
For iced coffee, make coffee in
the regular manner for the type of
coffee maker used, but use double
the amount of coffee „ .-three to
four 'tablespoons for each cup of
water, Pour the' freshly made •hot
coffee into tall glasses filled with
Toe' cubes. Fine flaVored iced
coffee cannot be.rnade with regular
strength coffee or with leftover
coffee.
. The children of the Sunday
school entered the choir loft to
the strains of "Bless This House" '
with Mrs. Norman Carson at the
organ, Miss Carol Robinson at the
piano and Miss Corinne Rhame on
the, violin: The children sang "Bless
This House", then placed their
flowers on the grass surrounding
the' church. - •
• Michael,Grainger gave the call to
worship and Douglas King recited
the poem . "I Cannot See God."
JoyceHamilton, Lihda Robinson,
Susan 'Carson; Evelyn Thornton,
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GORRJE—The theme of the. Gor- Murray Powell, George Koch and
tie United Church flower service Gary aorriton sang "Count Your
on Sunday was "Bless Us, 0 Lord." Blessing's," The Scripture, Psalm 23,
The centre of interest was the was read by Larke Carson; Matt,
glistening white church on a grassy 6:5-15 b„. Gail Dunbar.
hill surrounded by tiny white fences
and a portrait of "Hands Lifted
in Prayer. Urns of white and purple
lilacs and tulips and trellis •of
and evergreen added to the beauty,
while the windows carried out the
theme of home, school and church.
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