The Wingham Advance-Times, 1961-08-30, Page 8140 Ehliat MilAkalsO1 Agt'Aft•keesThaae$, WelTaes54,16
• t11101Incing a a a
THE OPEN OF
IN THE P.U,C. BUILDING
MAIN STREET, WINGHAM
TUESDAY, SEPT, 26
PERMS, TINTS, HAIR SETS
HAIR TREATIVIENTS A SPECIALTY
Appointments - PHONE 1098
I
I
Place the cucumber "boats" on ,
' lettuce leaves. Lightly toss two:
i
cups of flaked canned saftrion ta
one-pound cans with half pocup of
finely diced celery, a quattrer of a
1 cup of chopped green onifire, two
chopped hard cooked egg's, two
, tablespoons of lemon juice and
i, enough mayonnaise to thoisters -
Season to taste with salt and pep-'
per. Heap the salmon mixture inro
to the cucumber boats and corn- ,.
i plete the picture with potato salad'
land sliced tomatoes. .
ERONTIM OIRL-Anne "lender-
son was named Frontier Bari fol-
lowing the children's pkrade on
satigdoy, She received her prize -
the park were oil costumes were
judged,-A-T Photo.
Salad Boats
SPECIAL ',SUNDAY HOLIDAY
SHOW AT II P.M.
"TERROR OF THE
TONGS"
Plos-
'THE ELECTRONIC
;MONSTER"
rz.-tt
- di-SEPT- sysoo...,, sey hjsZe g yesor choice ef
'SINK THE BISMARK" rhe-,s rya - spools in the fat in which
e-seh mato_ Dana 'IBS ores ehtzket: is fried This will give
;dellinate tavour that delightful.
"TAMANGO"
THUR.- kor Erne° "y Yead flavored fried FRE a-Ver
hY ham Advance-Times
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School is where the homeis...
and the parents' attitude is at the heart of the matter. For the home life of a child
witA 3ntatent e and, to a Large extent, determine his attitude toward school and life in general,
Parents and teachers have a job otteaching to do. And the happiest solution for doing
tip it joh well is to establish a clear line of communication betneeli the parent and the teacher,
The happiest pIac,"e to achieve this communication is at your local
Rome and School or Parent-Teacher Association.
Join and actively support car Association. 'Write today for the booklet listed below.'
ritEr_-"cur pestedi. of an interesting and iqcrnialive toe,klet, "Vacation at the 01:14tik, Crrssradi% .twists az:up-cads, Bcx 200,, Statien Ottatar. •
The ,strt.
Itirrt&-111,,Skt ai *PRETTY BOY FLOYD"
NUDE IN A WHITE
CAR" SISbc.:Itator
who 0413 rkItirned rtio h4'./4 W O
t-1,omo fin -4 $0C131 tA-VP117A% .P!ti''11LW!`71
34r. and V.Los. t", ,S, who are ttog: *""344 11;4° 4:4"
f;Ve e, tvero tx;rn !;31 Scotland, and 0'16 t°1""-
IvIre niartiod th-'.-re in 1911. fie'. Third itranual. Meeting
Roos eanse to Conadn. the foliPivio$ it tr 4n fr." • I :t '
Year ostaii icars.raniwrawtj, . - .4.4...5„.•at:ori
)01:413,-' triertgi$ laTre welcomed at I011ND I
IfMr
N BlitISSELS
1,«QP-Its of f,Tro and WM 14.17 4-v:
1.$4',CZW' fZe,tiR3 lif4'1110,10- 1.4-311' the InkiP141.411. "Cb°
Fri0V , AtLgUSL 11, liar r3 thry H°-tel 1111.5 .1'1..;4'
then' teeth wedding onmver )14tt44.'_‘114:te char]rag re.
f 4ry *Impf,t, wiaN nosattoos is the hliI0,15rfr.
Rt. et"• ;,4,4,;i1e/n, fieme t o ssrooy aeo .03 0:el race lo1l!, olvert1siF:s races
'r 'n' in 1678' WI" re-
3Irs'If"8°$1'0140 114 E BILL I
1114orica 0 1'4ars
stator cidess.0
:51;a4,, hari; in 'SI );land.
r What Ur. Ross first toime to.
Caue.ia wclaii.-d 04 4 faran for
V-tosisono. r becs'ame statist-
1(4V." cur J. P. Ifenoisay oral
D. Margaret :.'alticr in 1913 and Ual.'4" NO. 4-Fanners' Ran. Purse
41.3"6* .;;;:1:4Ce t`,J;ere Riau-setts VOX- Ond asoo for Fa era ”aorocsise Ooin. 1144S 1;c 2: clorIC):,%-•;1 at John as -1ossols,e1 vothi2 4V:s32i1=32.
tied that posocaon until Ia 4. 1-1.? M;:a• !1-5,: vs
rats Stowe as today. and a$.e.o eirst 9rize
ated the :Lardy prat room for iiVe Ra.,4 3.: ,
For hares eao of
At :tie out.13,realt of Nvar in 1939" May, 1S T& si-lthin 12 ro'lleS §3f
R.tiS iwi p3 the 17th Feed treat.i ham, and that ra•ver 34).'
at L,',$*-0",vel and served in ennasin •Ol000 • tow too., ood RCA. ORATED t ricycle prize's-as v,-on Pura- 'stole:de ,intordav afternoon. Picky Foxtoni left, won
and L7.1igland until 1945, He larsr :Co. 3--re:,; Roo gio.,,okoop_ eta Templensan, right, at the Lions Club Frontier second prize.-A-T Photo.
tvs.trked for five years for NelsOn
reu Them and Sell Them In The Advancellme$ =e1r.;1!lit'strTo'n:7:7.
Their five elaiddreat mad their ,
tcti • sveelts course at Waterleo
FOOT RACEZ , quick, dog or witch grass.
;1 1.7ni -,srsily College. organized by es,
CLINTON, ONTARIO
1st $O l'ntl SI,
ArG" SI-SEPP' SEPTEMBLI1 BRIDE
- • Nancy Sotit-
ebtese races wall be charoeil an en. "If b, Miss Cook spoke on such sub- moral of this storo might be.
'ICOModyw Adult Enteetaitament
Ted Ray Jean Keot
11i'soettiooal Student" and ''Trerds •
, at eannly Life with wide-soreo.ding, jointed roots, All races to be governed by Do-1- - Education:' minion Turf Club Rules, with the 1 it forms large, matted beds in the
exception that no time will be .‘",.; 'The teachers also enjoyed' trips, soil. New plants spring up front
takers_ Entrance fee 10 percent of to the Stratford Festival for the, each root faint aosi• even a small, i
V111, Pir-E bogie root seetion may reAnfest
•
the. iarse, and must aceompany all 'perforroances of Henry
entries and be addressed to the 1ates of Penzance, Loves Labour's , a -garden or field.
Four horses to enter and three to
Jerry Lewis r for a miscellaneous shower.
'The guest of honor was also pre- name and color f horses. Any per_ .-
Adultr,tertairanent
'TUES.-WED. -SEPT. ;5- 1Tt
"SIGN OF THE tc
GLADIATOR"
Ca:Stle
C-rge Marshal' One Cartoon
5:221ZAI Zit II ".11E .1111
HARRISTON
THEATRE
FridaY. boa?: 204
utvaa If,rtlidnyx 1$7.13
$... 'ea be of.1cre- 141 Prfncs
ratree.s. cs forosys;
Liashma
DEIVE-111 THEATRE
LISTOWEL
TRt•Ri-FRI. AVG, 43,-;SAll'T.
Double Feature
"LOVE IN A COLD
FISH BOWL"
Adzi2t Entertainment, Colour, Scope
To= 2..4".. -Jan .Rterling •
“BLUEPRINT FOR
ROBBERY"
Jay Barney, J. Pat O'Malley
SATURDAY ONLY SEPT,
'DOliNe Feature
"'TEN WANTED. MEN
Cololoor
ResodOiPh Soott, .20YuelYn Brand
"YOU CAN'T RUN
AWAY FROM IT
'Colour, Scope
Zack Foorarnon. June AUyazm
$1.7:N. Midnight-MON. SEPT. 3-4
Double Feature.
'MODEL for MURDER"
Ketz And , Hanel Court
"FEMALE FIENDS"
33arker. 41.!arole
AdtP444etn4..44 P5ilarea under
ca.0 Eno-
Rax •Offiee OW45 $.0. a'clae,k Doable Featuire- I - First ,,V^.iow st Dtolt
INVI) Shows MAW+ na* Qr. t1"-4 PLEASE TURN OVER err:, brit eeeleet of September 9th,
was entertained at several show-
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and ti:asses ;sere held
eash mar ing, ltrzsrlday to Friday,
for seven weeks.
I!, Of a c5ss of .75 beginners 55
rsewe-s! tass, et...ere m- tested, the, • anY paint to NVingham !ter
.22 rout of 2t1 Reees at RediZzed Rates.
attermszatates were saeiressiul --d rive . n be presented CROWN nine senins_
Wointsday evenIng at the water
Chow at Riverside Pool. THEATRE
Robert Vaughan -'Merry *teldels f graciousiY thanked her 10-3•1'3 power to call on foot races between ,
N. 3lldrsight-MON. ;E PT. S-41 '1105 Pass Red Cross - Double, Feature- 4
`HIGH SCHOOL EXC./id/la/1072S Here
Toro Pitteson. - Virginia okldrege onJ August IS when about eighteen
BIG SH01"%. Loter-port „.sestoptl-iitioris were held
4 1Vingar4 swimmers; met at the "T=BIRD GANG" I TeL'-svat*7.r 7,--tzs Pool and were de- 1
Ed Nesz,--1 - Pat Geczge :jested on final points. The 'Tees-
-g water group chalked up a total of t One Cartoon da. 25 cents: Carriages, 25 ceotts. ',,%-.i points with Winglosin trailing Budae -David Shaw. Teeswater:
"CARTHAGE IN
FLAMES"
sColoor) aScopei
Alatae Heywood - Jzis•-oe Sourer
One 01.3.t+3,cia
-SATURDAY ONLY SEPT, 2
- Double Feature-
"VISIT TO A
smALL PLANET” l as''',Isted- Mrs- Renwick. - star;, 1-N-iten only three horses are
ttertained at Mrs. A. Keith's home . • - • entered ins zu-aney 'teal. be govern
Parties entering hone -es must give-,
"NO TIME TO BE
YOUNG"
were present for the haPPY
tit JENd 1 is is wit VIIII1C2.1 eocasion.Enzaheth tarry, Joe
Piuookett), of Auburat; Harry, af. Tht
Owi
sek S osi t,ss London; Charge and Harold, of
WinE,11 am and Isobel (Mrs. Roo
$prcottle 4 , of Gocierieb. Drive, In Mr. and Mrs. Ross.received many
lovely cards, gifts and messages.
on a 256 score,
On ,Thesiday, Aug. Don :inn. Parker, Brussels: Sextets Rt-tt,
• • Irnehara.
ARRY TEAGHER-%1R,.?.3 Cross tests. Mr. Hickey ws.s 4'="zewar- Jchn D5r-d-een
5 ey Clizttan was examiner for the ..,es oo,
more than rleased with the pro- Pialt72''S".'" '33rne5 D'314-acls'rel Kenneth Cron or $,..z5"1`,1 ,igMFS the 0:3.,SS,.'S had Made and Edwin :r`*--'11t- . A Balloon 3szers..1 tai
rare in the evening.
B. Willson, Presi_dentt
Vice Pres,: H. W. C. Meyer, See:
Treas..
Special arrangements have been
made with the Great 'Western Ra1l-
wae.- Company to Ossote Tio'kets from
1 orse races. e EV. Sion c a: -es One C.artoon frierd's for al.? the lovely gifts. h d J
win be final. The Assoolation re-
serve to- thernseloes the right -of
postponing the races. or any of
them in the event of unfavorable
weather. No Pool Selling. Stir t.
oz.= Liquors wIll not be so21 an
the ground.
RACES TO COMMENCE AT ONE
O'CDOCF. PAL
Admission to Razes --- grand
Stand and Quarter Stretch for the
ors recent ly. Airs. Berne Von, of
Katenener, was hostess for a rois,
.11•70Sraeous shower.
„ The stiff -of Seim A. foang i!e Son,
il Kitehener. where the bride is ern-
played, enjoyed a monk wedding.
1
'-at a picnic when they presented
Nancy with a card table aod'four
chairs.,
Mrs, Douglas- Wildfang. of Tor-
i onte, and Mrs. Carl Stewart, -of
Listowel. entertained at the latter's
home far a grocery shower. Mrs.
li Scott Keith and Mrs. Alex Keith
seated with a bride's book- COn-:
Vests and games were enjoyed at -
ea.:rh shower and a delicious lunch
sold It was one of the, most sun-
e1ssf:•4 etintus he had ,E- is
he iso....roctors were Ruth Notch_
kiss. &sae Cro1losItank. and Bob
son protesting any horse will hare
to deposit 70 percent of porsoro if
they fail to prove protest will for-served hr the hostesses. •N"4.y f elt it to the drib. Judees ve.21 haveo,
' ,
trance fre of 2-5 CentS; RoFs 1.2c. :jezts "-Helping Teenagers yon can't beat it, eot to 5 weeks after applicatlon of
V Values in Horne and Family. • these •ebearticals. Depending on the
PULAR RFr•I`LATIONZzt Seriou.sIy speaking. couch grass situation, chemicals may be too
costly for over-all field application,
but are ideal for eradicating small
• patches before they have a chance
to spread. For further information,
follow the manufacturer's direc-
tions and refer to Ontario Depart-
ment of Agriculture Publication
Secretary before 9 ei-c?osok azaa. May;'and Cor:olonals. On Samdae4 According to the Field Crops. No. 75, "19&1 Guide to Chemical
241th at which time all entries close the5- travelled to Doon to visit the., Branch, Ontario Deportment of Weed Control". available from the
except No. 1 and foot races. which fazon Sehool of Fine Arts and ., Agriculture, couch grass can be , County Agricultural Represents-
will be left open until i2 eielock.IPicr.eE-r ;(43,r,,tra'aed by frequent plowing and tire.
erV Purse., Goen to 4:2. Patser
First prize 2nai 6.11. 2zo $5. " 4
Rake Na. +-Own Trot_ Purse 4,=1. tencis Course for :roLrp FRAss usEll
tSO. Oosen to all. 1.%rst Pr:ze Vii=, •
3r4 $1.0.
/3.41-2e 14"o • 5-T" '''''''"";;StaltCSh ' :L?. Dorothy. Comber attended a FOR i'urse raid. Far Ent.-hi::s at;- Bak-
rs. First pniae
Men's Race, half-nti:e. 1st ?graze Vin.s Mabel Cook, Nr.A.,, of ssooto_e 1St?). century England. The Brij -
rive. t If.issouri State College, Mary- tish botanist Withering
wrote:. applied in the env spring wren
•Ornatio Eduentlonal Association.
viii
U, god $2. Srd $1.years. Amino triazole ordpiapo
Boys24li ttsSorsa wars, 5..Z.? yards, Missouri, was chairman. About "The roots, dried and ground to the couch is about. 6 inches high, at
tg!sellers had paid fees in ad-g Irlea have "" s to
la a rate of la to 13 pounds in 30 gal-
which iodis bread in years of scarcity;' Other Ions of water per acre, and follow- Fo.t Moa's Raee, over 2ffis as., Va.& vorco of registration, th f t medicinal va2ues ed two weeks later by .plowing„
To take a satad on an outing
break, up all the fresh:ly-wa.......f.,
greens into bit_ :,e pteess -
bat Chem in a polvtle-rte bag, Cho:.
tho hog et 53l3.11-roakiogs. :h.].
refrigerator and take it a1ong
the wifr.1 the. dros..sing as
trash:naZ A few rnitratf.s ?.p-,frre
tate. prrir the s-t.rg ris"1:
the bsg, lass ar4.1
men.s Racen pike hen.te economies teachers of the', although a uroblein weed in On- .lace a new plant. Chemical control taro, was used for bread making has taken great strides in recent
n
11.1.f.t% "Hone Economics for the Winghorn Races is hard to beat- A hardy perennial,
Home Ec. Teachers
MAKIN4 BREAD
Conch grass_ sometimes (tailed lengths. each of which may pro-
I thorough cultivation with a spring-
' harrow or eultivator, in hot,
dry weather. It is not wise to use
a disc as this implement cuts the
underground roots into short
MON.-TUES. .
SAYA'ES
Abin'etzs r4o-sot*sts
t.loWt EnOLT..ett:'eole,"t-
wag ritr,Jtity Nte:".".44.1.rie Estitttlttm xt,r ats Arse flftt Peas in the tiassayrrtilictk: for rzvIty csostotte
pales at The Liscsas- Frekilitt- Days *rade wit Saber they.--A-T
'twit tog FIRST Plat_E-Nheitiit Crow** sir/ 4aly ett-ed
Salmon Salad Boats Can ita
whipped together from ingredients •
always on hand at this - season.
They mate salm=on and cucumbers,
a flavor and color duo as- iefresh-
ing as an elusive etumner -breeze.
This recipe makes 51x servings, Cut
off a ls.egthavise., strip from the
0., , yards 1st $.4. 234 $2. 1 cates the interest in the etnalasel 'DTS ° 1-• _ gises remarkoble control. Another One side of each of six washed un-
Diseussion groups were held and ;C
,4vcourcaltr.dop2caeltharlsvtasrueetthionstheogf
grin
the same way, Chemical tailed anutrol T. used in
at 2 gaionS Per seed - prize el.:,, 2nd $4.
Wornera's Raee, 10s.) yards. 1st hy the teachers, peeled cucumbers, Scoop out the
seassng thick shell of the
Men conapetiog for either of the • oelooss and workshops' ping rains of the stomach." The acre !s also effective. Warning: s vegetable. C-o, should not be slanted until 4 trunriV
MON.-TUES.-Nt
SAT., AUG. -` .t, T. tt
thIsITeC:k•-+-S,,-Lt dt,Y5i
Starring Ft'ed jelserMorray swami
Olson - lieemsan Wystat - WIT.-
It's ;Mt. traa'e.5 is as s a
Featitii.e shams al 1-15 !oil, pis i
3IATLVEE SATURDAY at
• mvt,t
th,,a
Datrostiny Dandridge - Cart Zw.-gens
S.ATILIIDAY ONLY SEPT.
-CRU1SIN' DOWN THE
RIVER"'
"ALL THE THE YOUNG
MEN"
z.ta St.ittes- Petoielr