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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1961-06-07, Page 12When kidneys fail to remove excess acids and wastes. backache, tired feeling, disturbed rest often follow. Dodd's Kidney Pills stimulate kidneys to normal duty. You feel better—sleep bet- ter, work bettor. it'S AS NAPPY-, AS CAN RE, SHE'S TRIED OUR YOU SEE... CUTTING , BLEACHING 49ecidiste eii-441. lei r. ANNETTE'S HAIR STYLING PH.21 JO WEIP:2::: " • • A'. # ' I 4.. FREE Belton SERVICE CLINIC VANCE'S DRUG STORE •••••aem•Olowti.a...mmo•mW4S".m•ommo u ommwenoolonis.stavomml.”. • eifts:ot.Lotog. Beauty • . . Feet the Bride KENWOOD BLANKETS The perfect gift for"any occasion — A gift that is always treasured. Make your. choice front a wide range of beautiful, colours. They'ra.. lovely and- soft,' providing warmth withoul,. weight, wonderfully Itilishiblc• and moth proofed for yotai“ protection. Priced from $13.95 GIFT BED SETS Smartly boxed seta consisting of one sheet and two pillow eases, with fancy trim. Price $7.95 to $9.95 BRIDGE SETS — Beautifully hexed sets front pure Irish linen, in lovely shades very attractively *hunted. Priced from $2.95 SCATTER MATS — A good selection of Chenille mats lit all popular shades. At $3.95 and $4.95 SMYRNA ALL-WOOL REVERSIBLE MATS • At $8.95 and $12.95 CHENILLE SPREADS Poular plain. Shaklee with self trim, others with contrasting trim $9.95 and $12.95 NUMEROUS OTHER, 'LOVELY GIFTS SO RIGHT FOR THE A.T1413 Hinnt. EDIGHOFFERS (Wingham) Limited . "THE IMIL`NDLY STORM° ATTEMPT TO FORM FOUR - TWP. AREA . • ,Car rick Township - council last week approved a 'delegation's re- quest for release of three township achools to be linked in a proposed school area, The proprised area would include 'several schools in Turnberry, Cul- ross, Howick and Carrick Town- ships in a circle around the village of Behriore, which would be the site of a central school tinder the proposed plan. ' Carrick Township cloy-treasurer George Pennington said Carrick -council was the first to be ap- proached on the question, It is expected that the ,other three coun- cils involved will be approached 'at once. BERT ARMSTRONG FINA SERVICE --"Where you ttovet have tai • lalOW your horn" — Your STUDEBAKER LARK Dealer Phone 181 Win hatri AT •:BERT ARMSTRONG'S SERVIC COMES FIRST BRING IN YOUR CAR TODAY AND WE KNOW YOU'LL DRIVE AWAY HAPPY! We believe fast, courteous service is what every motorist wants whether it is a tank of gas or a complete motor tune-up. FOR COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE BRING YOUR CAR TO LAKELET Mrs, Emerson Ferguson re-enter- ed the K-W Hospital at Kitchener on 1Vecities,day and will be a patient there for a time, Ronald Dickert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Dickert, had the mis- fortune of badly spraining a finger on the right hand while participat- ,ing in a ball game at the Lutheran S.S. picnic held in the Hanover Park on Sunday. Mr, Robert 11•IeKee. of Tetswater, who has just been discharged from 'he K-W Hospital, Kitchener, is spending a. few' weeks With his, son and daughter-in-law, Mt, and Mrs. Gordon McKee. Week-end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Irvin 'Reidt were Glen Reldt and Mra. and Mrs, Patil Skaz, all of Guelph. Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Gordon McKee were Mr. and Mrs. Louis Dahms and Otto, Bruce and Sharon Dahms, all of Mildmay, and 'qr. and Mrs. Norman McKee and 'family, of TeesWater. Miss Pat Gadke, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Gadke, had the good fortune of winning a flash camera while attending the Trade Pair at Wingliam on Saturday evening at the Percy Clark display. Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Jacques and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Allan and family, and Mrs, Ronald Dahms and Susan, of Walkerton, attended the jacqbee reunion, which was held at Moorefield on• Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wateratrat end Miehaeli Stephen and Wendy, of Buffalo, visited with Mr, and Mrs! Melvin Gadke, Mee, Chris GEtake, and Mr. and Mrs, Arnold 00,dire on and, Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Gadke were Mr.„ and Mrs. Ted keten, of Clifford, and Mrs. Bert Terris, of Wingliarri.. Mr, arid Mee. lack Ferguson tind family visited Vidth Mt and Mrs. Alex Jeffrey at Denflelcl oh SUndaY„ BLUEYALE: Mr. and Mrs. H. IrWin have ar- rived home from 'their trip 'to Bri- tish Chlumbia, Where they visited their son, Dr. R. J. Irwin and fa- inily. They also visited friends in Winnipeg; Brandon and .Edmonton enroute. . , * • Little Murray* Irwin spent Sat- urday. with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Halrwin. • ••Mrs. R. H„CoulteS and Mr. Lewis Stonehouse fIeW•frem Melton June 1st to attend thQ 'funeral ; of their brother, lif.GPirtlaff.Staneheuse, in Phoenix;'' Ariz; tir'fajaitte 21;c1. Mr, and Mee. Russel 'Walker, of GoderiCKUisated goer:Vfeereelc-end with her.. Ws. a Robert Stpnehouse. • • Mr. and Mrs, 'George Johnston and family visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Murray McDowell and family at Cookstown. People Who Shop In Wingham Read The Advanco.iimal 11746 'Twelve. The Wingham A,dvance-Tunes, Wednesday, June 7; 1989, ‘11110,11.11 GUILD. LYCEUM Theatre NEW PRAYER. HOOKS . NOTICE ARE NOW IN CHURCH. Wingham, Ontario Two Shows Each Night Commencing at 7.15 p.rg. 44.0MISSION-65e - 430 - 30e re Kindergarten ,Registration. Hold party for Nursery Class BELCIRAVE—Mra. Ted Fear, as- sisted by Mrs. Ralph 'McCrea, en- tertained their Sunday School class which is the Nursery Class, at Mrs, Fear's home on Friday afternoon, A pleasant time was spent play- alg games. singing, races' and can- dy acrarnble. One of the main at, tractions for the children was see- m.; the baby goats which the Fear. 'family own. A lunch of cookies, ice cream and freshle was served and, all the little tots returned to their homes, happy and tired. Mothers will please bring their children to the Kindergarten, at the Public School, for registrar tion on TUESDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 13, between 3.30 and 5.00 o'clock. Only children who are five years of age before January 1st, 1962, are eligible to register in Kindergarten in September. If not convenient to come on the above date, contact the Kindergarten teacher, Mrs. William Elliott, or the principal, Mr. T. S. Beattie. WINGHAM PUBLIC SCHOOL BOARD MORRIS ID. MEETS REDUCE MILL ^RATE FOR SCHOOL PURPOSES BELGRAVE - - Mrs. Lawrence Vannan• welcomed the members of the Ladies' Guild of Trinity Ang- lican Church to her home on Thurs- day afternoon for their regular TOLIK-FRL-SAT. JUNE 8-5-10 meeting. The president, Mrs. Clare anCarrip, was in charge and op- Jarnes Stewart, Lisa Lu cued the meeting with a hymn, in and prayer. Mrs, Cooper Nethery read the Scripture lesson. ,THE MOUNTAIN Remy weArte theread business session commit tee, card 'convener and the quilt amittee. The new prayer books The story of an American Array have been received and are placed demolition team in China during in the church, also two shelves fox World War II holding flowers donated by Mrs. Vera McCrea. Mrs. Robert Higgins and Mrs. Mel Bradburn are to take care at the church for the month of June, Ihe ladies made plans to hold t bake sale in G R. Coultes' store. Mrs. Cora McGill read a para- phrase of the 23rd Psalm, `lila roll call was answered by naming) a missionary, and lunch was serv-1 ed by the hostess, 1 The regular meeting of Morris School Board was held June 1st in the township hall with all members present. The result of the survey of supplies for the schools was pre- sented to the board. The list for each school was checked and an order placed with Jack Hood for next year's supplies, delivery to be made in September. There was a lengthy discussion on transportation problems. Ross Nichol was given the contract to transport pupils of S.S. No. 9 and living on the 7th concession to S.S. No. 4. By unanimous vote the board decided to transport enough pupils from the 8th, 9th and 'Boun- dary from Walton school so as to reduce the attendance there to ap- proximately 36. Pupils transferred will attend No. 1 and No, 12. Qualified teachers have been en- gaged for all Morris schools. The board approved the plans made by the teachers for the an- nual bus trip on June 6th, The contract for supplying fur- nace oil to the schools for the next year was given to J. E. Brewer at his tender of $2.75 off prevailing tank price. The mill rate for school purposes for 1961 was set at 9 mills, a reduc- tion of one mill from the 1960 rate. PaYment •of the following bills was authorized: Canadiana En- cyclopedia, a431.67; final payment, S. B. Elliott, $7.00; coal yard. $266.07; McDonald Lumber, $34.68; G. Smith, $6.00; H. Clark, $43.00; J. White, $23.00. Teaching staff for next year, S.S. 1, Mrs. Griffiths; SS. 3, .Mr. Uhler; S.S. 4, Mrs. Miller; SS. 5. Mrs. Wilson; S.S. 6, Mrs. Vincent; S.S. 7, Miss Evans; S.S. 8, Mr. Steffler; S.S. 10, Miss • Schmidt; 1,1, Mrs„ Robertson; S.S. 12, Mrs.,Hackwell. The next meeting will be held at the call pf the chairman. dame's Elston, Chairman R. S. Shaw, Secretary. BACKACHE hours of 'dancing ahead of them. The group includes, left to right, Mrs. G. Higgins, Hugh Hand, Eleanor Reed, Jack Irwin,' Judy Renwick, Doug McDonald, Lorna Bolt and Wayne Brown.—A-T Photo. THE MARATHON DANCE at the Trade Fair cre- ated plenty of interest and the four couples that entered- and went ail the way are shown above. The picture was taken at 6 p.m. when they still had five 'led Front Grocery Phone: Our. Prices Are Lower Free 590 We Keep Down the Upkeep Delivery 8-oz, 27.d SAVE-1(ki l3i lbs. Schneider's TINNED SHOULDER $1.19 SAVE-17c 12-oz. KAM LUNCHEON'MEAT 3/$1.00 • SAVE-13e 11.-oz. Aylmer TOMATO KETCHUP 5/85c SAVE-110 15-oz. Libby's deep brown PORK & BEANS ..6/$1.00 SAVE-50 KLEENEX, regular' or chubby ' 6/$1.00 3e OFF Maple Leaf. CHEESE SLICES 8c OFF 24-oz. JOY liquiddetergent 83c ended their effoits to 30" seconds of a jazz beat, et d were then treated to • a steak dinner at Danny's Restaurant, Bluevale. The ,$50.0.0 prize was divided between the eight. dancets.—A-T Photo. Vi'S ALL OVER — The wind-up of the marathon danCe that saw four couples dance without stopping from 12.30 noon until 11 p.m: on Saturday evening at the Trade Fair, is pictured above. The dancers 4%-oz. Jello Orange or Lemon PIE FILL 2/25c. 16-oz, Mason ' Club House PEANUT BUTTER 41c McLiren's CORN. RELISH,' 12-oz. 33c Kraft CHEEZ •WHIZ, 8 oz: 37c Redpaih ICING SUGAR 2 lbs. 25c SEEDLESS RAISINS — 2 lbs. 49c le OFF •lb. argeine MARGARINE M 30c fives on Manitoulin Island. .7-Mr: and Mrs. Jim Dencau and "family, visited With friends in Exe- ter on Sunday. —Mrs_ D. B. Porter left last Thursday for Quebec and on Sat- iticlay attended, the wedding of her son, George; to Miss Heather An- derson at St. Michael's Anglican Church).Siliery, Que. add Mrs. Archie Hertel and . family ,,of Kitchener visited on Sun- day 'with Mi. and Mrs. Hugh Sin- ea/fine., --eavIrs..•01arence Wade of Wing- haarn andaher cousin, Mrs. Wm. M. Teeter of Gross Point Park, Meoh,, were recent* visitors with Mr, and Mis darniss 'in Morris Town- ..., Bill Orvis of Ws.- QOO'siPn't• thb week-end with, her ptiferta, Mr. and Mrs.. Cletus Ret- ting'W and visited with other rela- tiaes•in •'t o w n. •aaai •a• LEAF LETTUCE; large bunches 2/25d GREEN ONIONS' 3 bunches 25c Fresh Ont. iinwki RADISH ' 3 bunches 19c 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. .• IF—Hearing is your problem Beltone is your. answer. Fur 'FREE home appointment or literature phone Winghain 18, • liaye .your hearing scientifically tested and bring a friendaaking. - We Service All Makes Of Hearing Aids BELTONE OFFERS YOU in addition to the world's most hearing glasses, and the most POWERFUL hearing glasses, the all new; powerful and tiny 'Jubilee'. It fits in your hair or snugly behind your ear. See these and other models soon, lit the clinic or in your home. FOR A RECOMMENDATION OF HONESTY AND INTEGRITY, CALL LEE VANCE. E. R. Thede Hearing Aid Service 88 Queen St. S. Kitchener, Ont. - Mr. and Mr's, Marvin Smith and family of Woodley, Oat., spent the w. .c-end with his brother, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Smith of near 'Beigrave fuel visited with his Nis- ter; Mrs. Lloyd Hayden and Mr. i Hayden of Wingham. --Mr. and' Mrs. Oscar Kock of Monkton visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sinnamen, Minnie St. —Mr. and Mrs. Bruce MacDonald and family visited with Mr. and Mrs, Bill Coultes, R.R. 5, Bruesels, on Sunday. - Mr. and Mrs. Willis/ft fames, Mark and Tracy of Maple, were Sunday visitors with herparents, Mr. and Mrs, Walter Charlton, , guests with Mr. and Mrs. Cie- 'WS Rettinger during the past week I were her ,brother and sister-in-law, Mr, and Mrs, C. A. Morrison TO- rotit6 and Mrs. John Langridge, David and Steven and Mr, Staf- ford Batesbn visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. IP, Langridge. and Denis, near Beigra.Ve. Mr. and' Mrs. Tony Langridge arid baby, of Haiiiilton, spent the week.end at the same home. -Mr. told Mrs. J. E, Horton of Kingston, and .sons, John and Ward of Toronto, Were visitors at the horse of Mr. and Mrs, Harold Burrell recently. Last week Mrs. Horton, Mrs, Burrell and TOM Bura cell spent a few days visiting' vela- Ladies' Auxiliary Holds Jane 'Meeting The Ladies' Auxiliary to Wing- hatn. General Hospital held their June riveting in the council -chain- her With the president, Mrs, N. D. Cameron, 'presiding. The sewing groups lied been busy anrd during May 245 articles were Made. up ready for use. These in- eluded 39 sheets and 29 geWrIS as well As nursery and other supplies, The cutting committee had 258 articles ready to be sewed. All this, work amounted to 234 hours of women's time. This atialliaey decided to JOIri the . Women's Hospital Ataxtliaries of Ontario and put, themselves in line 'far :any information arid liter- -attire Sent out by that organ-Nation There 'win be no Meetings of the auxiliary during t h e• summer Menthe, the next he)* on. Sept. 1St, - —Mr. Barry Wenger and:IVas ter David Wenger Bpellt the Weak end at Honey Harbour, where the former attended buSiness meetings' With''Oiher publishers. ••- Friday visitors With Mrs.D.'S. MacNaughton were Mrs. T. -J. Gamble, Mrs. W, E. Hainstock and Mrs. Frank Forester, all 'of Ford- wich and Miss Mary Corbett of Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. F.'L, Per-. guson of Guelph were week-end guests at . the MacNaughton home and Mr. T. H. Gibson and daugha ter, "Mrs. James Zeigler of Guelph and Mrs. Charles Wilson of George- town 'Visited on Sunday. . - -Mr. and Mrs. Neil 'Stainton 'of Toronto visited with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Staunton and Mr. and Mrs. A. Blair of Teeswater. over the week-end, • - Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Edgar and" Debbie of Oshawa and Mr. fion Dupuis of Windsor sent the week-, cal with Mr. and Mrs. Chris Now-: man. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar attend- ed the Edgar - Thomas wedding in Brussels on Saturday. --Mrs. Walter Smillie returned home from the Wingham Hospital on Monday of last week, where she had been at patient for almost 'sev- en weeks with an infection in her foot. • -Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Hayes and son, Nashville, Tenn., were Week-end guests with Dr. and Mrs. B. N. Conan and Mrs. Elsie Cares, . Mr. Robert Young of Sarnia spent• the week-end With his par- Mr. and Mrs. William Young. WINGHAM THURSDAY, JUNE 8th "-L-Mr. and Mrs, Will Reid, Patsy and Linda of Auburn, Mrs. Barry Lovett and baby Brian of Kitch- ener . visited on 'Sunday' with Mr. and Mrs. J. C. McIntyre. Their daughter, Mrs. Gerald Gerrie and Jeff were also guests for the week- end. =Week-end visitors with Mr. andiMrs. David Horwood were his brother, Mr. James Horwood, and Horwood's mother, Mrs. J. M. MeKinnon, of Toronto. --=Mr. and Mrs. Harold Burrell and 'Elizabeth attended the Fer- tack - Anglin 'wedding in Trinity United Church,. Toronto, when Rev, Robert Watt and Rev. Arthur Hig- ginbotham, Who is coming to Wal- ton this month, officiated. The bride is a niece of Mrs, Burrell. Mr. and Mrs. Burrell were joined in Toronto by their son, Tom, who had just finished a course in /nitro- wave in Edmonton and is returning west to work at Dawson Creek, B.C. -a-Miss Lillian Ellacott, who has been at Brookhaven Nursing Home for some time, moved Tuesday of last week to 'an apartment at the home of Mrs. James Hardie, Fran- ces Street. --Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ryan and children of Toronto Were week-end visitors with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. A. M. Elliott, and other rela- tives. and Mrs. Doug McGowan spent the week-end with her ).rote ents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Giesler, of Walkerton, and Mark, who had been visiting with his grandpar- ents, returned home with them„ a Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Warren of Aylmer were Sunday visitors with Mrs. Martha Warwick. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Humphrey, also of Ayl- mer, who had been dinner 'guests-, with Rev. and Mrs. T. G. Husser, had supper and spent the evening with Mrs. Warwick. ---Mr. and Mrs, Walter Lockridge attended, the funeral of her aunt, Mrs. James Plourde in Owen Sound cm Monday. Mrs. Gordon Walsh, is a patient in the Wingham General Hospital. Mr. and Mrs, Norman Stonehouse of London were Sunday visitors with Mrs. Robert Stonehouse and Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse, Mr. Bert Bradburn, of Lucan, is spending a few days with his sister, Mrs. Vera McCrea, Mrs. Thomas Smith called on her sister, Mrs. Lorne Harmer, at Fullerton, on Sunday. Mrs. Ford Anderson, of Van- couver, B.C., is visiting among relatives in the district. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Coultes left on Sunday to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bufett at Carsonville, Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hill and family, of Varna, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. James R. Coul- tes and family. Mrs. Cora McGill -and Mrs. Stan- ley Cook visited with the latter's brother, Mr. Les Buchanan, at Westminster Hospital, London, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Shaw and family, of London, visited over the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Dunbar and i famlly, of Wingham, visited with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dunbar, on Sunday. BERM •