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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1961-07-12, Page 8PERCY CLARK PLUMBING-HEATING ToRFSHEIT MITALWORK1-41, P11.2,55- WINGHAM 411.111.111111111.1111101111111111160111111111111101114 ter/ MASTER PLUMBER VIELCOME STRARGER,I .to OUR TOWN .1. WE'D LIKE YO MEET YOU -SD PLEASE- DROP AROUND: 4 G 0 0 0 0 0 a 111 WI your Insurance pay off the mortgage? Life Insurance: 0 Retirement, 0 Fcsmily Pro- 0 faction. 0 8 0 0 0 Fire. Insurance and, Extended coverage. Acalcient, Lia- bility, Theft and Auto in- surance. It's good to •know that, came what may. you cant leave Your family a mortgage-free -.4.oitie. And you oanIainly can, with the help of our Mortgage Liquid- ation Policy, See us for full details. W, B. CONRON, CLU WSJ:RANCE AGENCY JOPLN STREET - WINGHAM PHONE '72.2W S. A. SCOTT, Salesman. IF YOU NEED A POWER. MOWER HERE IS A CHANCE TO SAVE THIS WEEK ONLY — 4 cycle 20" ROTARY MOWERS at only 54.95 REGULAR $69.95 COMPLETE LINE OF POWER MOWERS AND GARDEN TRACTORS SEE Lab. MOTO-MOWER, a new concept in riding mowers, WINGHAM'S SPECIALISTS IN SMALL MOTOR REPAIRS FACTORY AUTHORTZED SERVICE BACKED WITH A FULL STOCK OF PARTS Used Power Mowers at low, low prices BERT ARMSTRONG FINA SERVICE — here you never have to blow yotr horn" — Your STUDEBAKER LARK Dealer — Phone 181 = Wingham ••••••••••• • 0 04 1 10 41 41 0 a U a • Roo Wingham Al eitne Wednesi14Y, July IL AM Uds and Elsie Arnold, of Her- Sunday with l‘fr. and Mrs. Donald ' vie, spent last week at the home of Ross. their aunt Mrs John L. Currie. Mr. Grant McWrney left on Sun- Mrs, Rush. McElroy, formerly .4n- nie Currie, and her daughter, Ida, visited last week with Currie rela- tives here and left on Friday for their home at Hillsdale, Mich. Miss Ann Carrie accompanied them and 1 will holiday at the McElroy home. Mrs. Harold Currie is visiting !this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Norman, of B.ervie. London on Wednesday and their 1 Mr. Angus Falconer left on Wed- grandchildren, Carol Ann and nesday to work with the summer- Wendy McConell, accompanied LAM Pipeline Co., at Woodstock. them home to holiday here. Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Reavie, of i Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Johnston Barrie, spent the week-end with and children, of Clinton, visited on his perenta, Mr, and Mrs. Ruther- Saturday with Mr .and Mrs. Noblc ford Reavie. Greenaway and Marie, Marilyn and Mr. Phillip. Lee, of Toronto, is Debby stayed the week-end at the spending the summer at the Rich- Greenaway home, ,ardson home here. • Mr .and Mrs. John Cronin and son, John, of Orangeville, visited with Falconer families here on Saturday and Mrs. Arthur Cronin work, who will be one 'of the fe..ture attraefene at • accompanied them home, to make the Wittgliem Lions Club's annual Frontier Days, to her home in Orangeville. he staged at the end of next month. Alan. Carter, of Blyth, is epending Miss Ruth Taylor is assisting at the Bible School which commenced this week in the Presbyterian Tin council of East Wawanosh Church, Wingham. Many of the met on July 4th with all members children of No. 9 school are at- former's grandson, acqempapied nreeent, Reeve Hanna Prt siding, tending. Mr. Harold Woods, of West Wa- them and stayed to holiday there. wanosh is now a patient in West- . BETWEEN STARTER AND LATINO THE BOSS KNOWS IT'S PAYING TO ;TED SHUR-GAIN ALL-MASH CHICK GROWER Robinson - Pattison -- That the clerk prepare a bi-law to close the road allowance at lot 28, between concession 3 and 4 in East Wawa- nosh. Snell-Buchanan—That the clerk get leave of absence for holiday anel the treasurer be acting clerk. Road Cheques Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Naylor, Stuart McBurney, salary, $185.00; Alan McBurney, wages, $186.07; Miss Kay Naylor, who has been Frank Cooper, spraying, $38.00; a patient in Wingham Hospital was Bruce Falconer, blasting, $56.40; able to return home on Tuesday. Purdon Motors, truck repair, $10.40;' Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Robinson Wingham Tire Service, tire repair, and sons visited on Sunday with $9.40; Belgrave Co-op., brush and Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Thompson, of weed spray, $212.44; Harry Wil- .Goderich. Larry Robinson, who had liams, 200 gals. fuel, $77.20; Almond 'spent a few days at the Thompson Jamieson, 5 hrs. loading fill, $37.50; home, returned to his home on the Walter Brown, 5 hrs. trucking fill, ' 9th of East Wawanosh. $25.00; County of Huron, 9 hrs, Miss Claire Chamney, of Toronto, with scraper, $135.00; Dom. Road. spent the week-end with her par- Mach. Co., grader repair, $155.57; ents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Chain- Westeel Products Ltd., pipe, $58.06; Rec.-Gen, of Canada, income tax, $16.75. General Cheques Town of Goderich, deb. payment minster Hospital, and Mrs. Woods Edna, of Barrie, also Mrs. W. J. and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Thompson Coulter, of Wingliant, visited on visited with him there on Sunday. Mr. and. Mrs. Orest Hawerchuk, of Toronto, spent the week-end with with Mr. and Mrs, Wm. 'Henry. Mrs. Neilson and Debby, Timmy and Jamie, of Caledonia, visited for a few days last week with her sis- ter, Mrs. Derwyn Hill, and their parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hill, of Grimsby, visited at the manse on Friday and Mrs. Neilson and the children returned home, The Fruit Lassies from here will attend Achievement Day in Kin- cardine this Friday. Rev. G. C, Mitchell, of the United Church, held a baptismal service on Sunday morning when Donald Andrew, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ritchie, George Alvin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Swan, and Murray George, son of Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Hickey, were bap- tized. Rev, T. E. Kennedy, of the Bluevale Presbyterian Church, will conduct the service in the United Church for the next two Sundays, while Mr. Mitchell has two weeks' vacation, Mrs. Gordon Ritchie, of Lucknow, and Mr. and Mrs. Gershom John- ston visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Ritchie. Mr. and Mrs, James Gaunt and Janet, of Toronto, visited this week- end' with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John, -Gaunt. Forty members of Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Zinn family, of Woodstock, gathered on Sunady at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Zinn for a family reunion There will be a meeting of the Mission Band of the Presbyterian Church at the home of the leader, Mrs. Earl Caslick, on Friday at 2.30 p.m. Mrs. Laura McNeil, of St. Helens, visited on Sunday with. Mr. and THURSDAY-FRI.-SATURDAY JULY 13-14-15 A double bill , comedy riot "OPERATION BULLSHINE" Plus — "SANDS OF THE DESERT" Last feature at 10.10 p.m. SATURDAY MATINEE 2.15 "Operation Bullshine" MON. - TUES. - WED. - THURS. PRI:SAT., JULY 17-18-19-20-21-Z. John Wayne's production of THE ALAMO co-starring Richard Widmark, Lnu- rezice Harvey, Frankie Avalon, Linda Castel, Richard Boone Features at OM and MA p.m. Special admisiiiait ,prices for this engagement—Adults Sik; students 65e; children 30c • SPECIAL SAT. MATINEE 2.15 The Bowery Boys in "Here Come the Marines" Following the best possible start on Shur-Gain Chick Starter — keep your chicks maintaining that fast growing pace with. Shur-Gain All-Mash Chick Grower. Shur-Gain All-Mash Chick Grow- er is a scientifically formulated feed with high protein value, extra vitamin fortification, high mineral content and increased energy level, in fact the correct balance of nutrients for your chicks. Get Shur-Gain All-Mash Chick Grower for your flock's growing feed needs. Wingham Feed Mill WINGHAM PHONE 142 DON MESSER and his famous Islanders, known to ;millions in Canada end the United States through their weekly television appearances -4)n the CRC net- EAST WO ANOSH COUNCIL MEETING • • WHITECHUREH The minutes of the meeting held on Mrs. D, Willis visited on Sunday June 6th were read and adopted on with Mr. and Mrs. C. Willis, of motlon Pattison-Robinson. 'Gowanstown, John. Willis left last Buchanan-Snell -- That the road week with his uncle, Mr. Bennett Ind general accounts as presented Mitchell, of Gowanstown, and other be passed and paid, boys to work on Mr. Bennett's Gl ristmas tree farm at Sprucedale. Mr. Lloyd Montgomery, who went through heart surgery in Victoria Hospital, was able to return home on Thursday and is making a splen- did recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Mills, of Goderich, visited on Sunday with ney, and Miss Sandra, ofGrand Bend, spent Friday at the home. Mr. and Mrs. Melville Beecroft and Wayne, of Otterville, visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. Hector re D.C.I., $1,041.03; Cty.'of Huron, Hamilton, Gorrie, and with Beecroft share of tree planting, $250.00; relatives in East Wawanosh. They Town of Clinton, deb. payment re had been to Chapleau, where their D.C.I., $825.31; C. W. Hanna, con- son, John, will spend the holidays vention expenses, $50.00; Brook- with Forest Rangers. haven Nursing Home, maintenance William and Gary Willis and patient, $88.25; John Sprung, live- 'Wayne Henry, working in Toronto, stock claim, 1 lamb, 812.00; Clark spent the week-end at their homes Johnston, livestock claim, 18 hens, $18.00; John F. McCallum, livestock valuer, 2 trim and mileage, $10.80. ere. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mason and family were at Stratford on Centre. C. W. Hanna, Reeve, WHITEOITUR,CH — Mrs. John Elliott, of Sebringville, spent last week at the home of her son, Mr. Reg. Elliott. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond n 1Jivision Lme • • • • PHONE 355 S1-49/SleV/94WP 114r# drive in for.. 'Bear. Wheel Alinement it advettised in the \v-O rlp KEN'S ALIMMENT SERVICE uffering from a case of preldWire ANMIS as a result of•constantly AfativIma mi. wen ? 1 MISSION BAND AT W.M.S. MEETING viieted on Friday with her mother Pattison-Robinson--That council Sunday where they attended the adjourn to meet August 1st, at one Skinner family gathering. Eighty- o'clock at the Belgrave Community five relatives were in attendance. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Beecroft R. H. Thompson, visited pn Sunday with her father, Clerk. Mr. Robert Watson, who is again a patient in Seaforth Hospital. Mrs. Chas. Martin. Eggs stored in warm kitchen or Mrs. Albert Bieman and family The people in No. 8 school section store can lose art much quality in are planning a big reunion at the hours as they wili in days in the school grounds' on Sunday, August reftigerator in a covered container. Purchases House 6th. This school is being closed and Unfortunately, all stores do not the pupils will attend the new School keep eggs under refrigeration, even' some of the display counters which look as if they are refrigerated really aren't, Homemakers can do much to, assure top quality in eggs they purchase if they insist upon buying those which' have been kept Selloff and family, of Detroit, also her daughter, Mrs. Dan Tiffin. under refrigeration and then get spent the week-end there. . Mr. and • Mrs. E. H. Groskorth them, home to the refrigerator as . Reg recently purchased the house quickly as possible. ' and five acres of the John Hutchi- son farm on the division line from Lloyd Whytock. Reg will be re- membered by ninny here as an orderly in the Wingham General Hospital. His visitors were entran- sciedde.with the beauty of the country- ., Area school at Holyrood. Invitations I are being sent out to all former pupils to come out to this remem- brance day reunion. Mrs. Ethel Stewart, of Wingham, Visited on Sunday at the home of were in Guelph on Sunday where they met Mr. and Mrs. Bert Porter and children. Mrs. Porter, Beth and David will spend this week at the Groskorth home here. Mr. Kenneth Coultes, of Lake- field, spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Coultes. L lashmar DRIVE-IN THEATRE LISTOWEL Admissions 65e, Children under 12 in cars Free. Box Office Opens at 8.00 o'clock First Show at Dusk ' Two Shows. Nightly, Rain or Clear THUR.-PRI. JULY 13-14 "NORTH TO ALASKA" Adult Entertainment Colour Scope John Wayne, Stewart Grainger Fabian, Capucine SAT.-MON. JULY 15-17 "GOLIATH AND THE DRAGON" Adult Entertainment Mark Forest, Broderick Crawford TUES.-WED. JULY 18-19 'FROM THE TERRACE' Adult Entertainment • Colour Scope Paul Newman, Joanne WoodWard Keith Mathers read the Scripture. Ruth Matbers, Jane Campbell, Di- SAT, and mute Elston, Betty RetheringtOn and Ruth McLennan sang a chorus, "Bluebird on My Window Sill," with Margaret Craig at the piano, Mrs. George Hetherington told the story "Woodland Rhymes." The ceremony of graduation was conducted by Mrs. George Fischer. and Mrs. James Elston When Baby Bard members Glen Warwick, Wil- liam Darling, Laurie Hertog and Mary Edith Garniss were conducted through an arch to signify accept- ance as Mission Band members: Prayer by Betty HetheringtOn, the singing of "Jesus Bids Us Shire" and the repeating of the DIAGONAL ROAD Lord's prayer concluded the pro- WINGIIAA gram. Refreshments were served Ott this church lawn, BLUEVATF—The WAIS held a special meeting in the United Church on Thursday afternoon when members of the Mission Band, the Baby Band and mothers of the children, were guests. The presi- dent, Mrs. Milton Fraser, presided. The Mission Band had charge of the program with Marlene Nichol- son in the chair. "When He Cometh" was sung, the minutes were read by Ruth McLennan, and Kenneth Connor - Shirley Eaton the roll call answered by naming a favorite tree or flower. One Short (color) (One Cartoon) 1111111111119111111111111131111111111111111111!111111110111 WED.-THUR.-FRL, JULY 12-13-14 "CARRY ON NURSE" (Adult, Entertainment) LIMITED CLINTON, ONTARIO "FLAME OVER INDIA" (Colour) (Scope) Kenneth More - Lauren Racal! (One Cartoon) Brownie's l• Drive- In a MONDAY JULY 15-17 ii a U U U U U day with the 21st Regiment to spend a week at Crunilin. Mr. Austin Cook, who has been working at Toronto spent the week- end with Mrs. Cook and his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cook, Iffarnoch. Austin goes to Ottawa to work on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. George Currie were Mr. and Mrs. Harold , Congrarn and children visited on Sunday with Mr. and, Mrs. Lorne Ivors, of Dungannon, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Ritchie and Annabelle, of Ripley, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Reductions up to 50% Summer's loveliest Dress Cre- ations can now be yours at un- comparable low - low prices. There's a wide variety of new season's colors and styles to choose from. Whether it's a stunning dress up style ... one ideal for street wear or one for carefree holidaying, Hanna's outstanding collection is sure to please you. Pleasingly styled garments or- iginally priced as high as $21.95 NOW SELLING $4.99 to $9.99 anna s Ladies' Wear this week with Grant Currie. iiI11111114111111111111.11411:1111.1115111111ficalli Ritchie. Ilil Mr. and Mrs. Stuart McBurney, and Mrs. Alex Leaver accompanied —4,41 MMOSEMENAMINMik'. Mrs. Roger Inglis, of Walkerton. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cameron, their sister, Mrs. Wm. P., David- Lucknow, and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley son, who has been visiting here, Piper, of Fowassan, visited on Sun- her home in Port Colborne :on day with. Mr. and Mrs. Mason Thursday, and returned home on Robinson Sunday. Russell_ 'Robinson, the 'CROWN Drive -1 THEATRE THEATRE ARRISTON I a a iw a I I a immamimamamafflafflivimaimminaimimammammmaalmminummummffismaimmmainimsmoMamimilmai a U a NESS elfiRfilef a I CiiiiiiiiirillilltliiiiiiitillIIIIIIIiiillaliiiii illitillalkliailaRliliiiii**1111$1111111111:1111ifillill1111111111111111111131111i1111111111111111i1110111111111111fillillillilliglit1111(11/iii ,if THURS.-FRL JULY 13-14 "PARTY CRASHERS" (Adult Entertainment) "LOOK IN ANY WINDOW" (Adult Entertainment) Paul Anka - Ruth Roman A frightened boy grows up too fast • when he looks in any window SATURDAY ONLY JULY 15 "THE LOST WORLD" in color—Thrills seldom witnessed on any motion picture screen—plus "GO, JOHNNY " SUNDAY MIDNIGHT J.CTL 16 "08/15" (Adult) — plus "DIARY OF A GESTAPO AGENT" Show starts at 11 p.m. NION.-TUES.-WED., JULY 17-184 "NORTH TO ALASKA" (Adult Entertainment) in color John Wayne, Stewart Grainger an all-star cast "PROWLERS OF THE EVERGLADES" a a I a a a a i a I a a I a TL..ES. and WED, JULY 18-19 "THE SUNDOWNERS" (Niatio Robert Atiteuurn - 'Deborah Kerr (Orre Cartoon)