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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1963-11-07, Page 13CROWN THEATRE NARRISTON THURS.-FRI:SATURDAY 4 NOVEMBER 7-8-9 DEBBIE REYNOLDS in "MY SIX LOVES" in Color Co-starring Cliff Robertson It's Debbie in the funniest fix a girl ever got in to Shows at 7:15 and 9:15 Mon. -Tues, -Wed, Nov. 11-12-13 THEATRE CLOSED Open last 3 days of Week i HONOUR GROCERS — The annual awards night and banquet sponsored by Foodway Distributors Ltd., was held recently at the Ivanhoe Club in London. F. L. Brazier, left, vice-president and general manager of Foodway Distributors Ltd., London, and Bertram Loeb, right, president, of Foodway Distributors, Ottawa, presented awards to Laurie Slade, Clinton, second from left; Harold Remington, Wingham, and Jim Remington, Goderich. The awards are given to independent groc- LYCEUM SHOWPLACE OF WINGHAM For 3 days starting Thursday, Nov. 7 For 3 days starting Monday, Nov. 11 ELVIS PRESLEY PAT BOONE ARTHUR O'CONNEL BARBARA EDEN ANNE HELM ``Follow That "The Dream" Yellow Colour Canary" It's not Presley's newest, but perhaps it's The lovers of a good mystery and the his best. It has a good story, good colour lovers of Pat Boone should all have a and is good family entertainment. For all lovers of good comedy this show is a must, a field day at this one. 2 Shows Each Night at 7:15 and 9:15 2 Shows Each Night at 7:15 and 9:15 ers in recognition of outstanding contributions to Food Retailing. The Remington stores in Wingham, Mitchell, Clinton and Goderich received awards out of 85 IGA stores in the area. News of Fordwich Mrs. William Marriner spent several days last week with her mother in Peterborough. Mrs. G. A. Anderson, ac- companied by Mrs. H. L. Jen- nings of Brussels, attended the semi-annual W.A. meeting in St. George's Church, Sarnia, as a delegate from the W.A. of Trinity Church, Fordwich. She was the guest of Archdeacon and Mrs. Alfred Abraham at St. George's rectory. Mr. Leslie Norris of Brant- ford spent the week -end with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Moore and Mr. and Mrs. Earny Darcey attended a memorial service in the Belgrave Anglican Church Sunday for the Orange Lodge. Miss Waverley Douglas and Mr. Dennis Johnston of Sarnia were week -end guests with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Douglas. Mr. Fred Norris spent one day last week in Stratford. 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The sympathy of the com- munity goes to Rev. and Mrs. A. C. Coles in the passing of the latter's father, J. W. Mayo at Placentia Bay, Newfoundland, also to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Campbell in the passing of the former's father, Mr. Henry Campbell on Saturday morning in Harriston. Mr. and Mrs. William Soth- ern visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stewart in Listowel. Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Hargrave visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. E. Hargrave in Listowel, Douglas and David Hargrave spent the week -end with their grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Ward Schaefer spent the week -end with rela- tives in Kitchener and St. George. BIRTH WALLACE—To Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Wallace (Aldyth Bast), formerly of Fordwich, in Milton Hospital on Octo- ber 25th, a son, Terry Glen. Wingham Advance -Times, Thursday, Nov. '7, 1963 -- Page 5 Fair Board Held Annual at Blyth FORDWICH--Six members of the Howick-Perth Assoc. Fair Board attended the annual meeting of District 8 held in Blyth, Robt. Connell, Wm. Wilson, Ron McMichael, Mrs. Wm. Wright, Mrs. Bob Gibson and Mrs. Glen Johnston. Sessions were held in Blyth United Church and the Legion Hall for men and women's divisions. A banquet was held in Blyth memorial hall with a large attendance. Cliff Robb of CKNX staff was guest speaker. G. Roy Bagg, assistant secretary of O. A. A. S. also spoke and announced the site of 1966 International ploughing match to be held on the farm of James Scott, Sea - forth, when Huron County plays host to the tented city. Mrs. R. Francis of Kirkton, Mrs. Robt. Gibson of Fordwich and Mrs. S. Holzschuk of Mor- nington, were leaders for group discussions. Other speakers were Mrs. J. Grummet, 1st vice president of 0.A. A. S. , Mrs. G. Ironside and Miss Patricia Da- mude, home economist. The 1964 meeting will be held in Mitchell. Board Reports On Turkey Supper BELGRAVE--Community Centre Board of Trustees' fin- ancial statement of turkey sup- per. Receipts: Sale of tickets, $1, 296.00; sale of meat, $40.40; cash donations, $4.05; Total $1, 340.45. Expenses: Turkey $431.45; coffee, rolls, sugar, butter etc., $64.90; priming and advertis- ing, $28.13; entertainment, $25.00; roasting turkeys,$22.00; paper napkins, $10.09; pota- toes, $7.50; Total $589.13. Excess receipts over expen- ses, 56P/o, $751.32. The board extends sincere thanks to all those who through their untiring efforts made the annual supper another big suc- cess. BELGRAVE CUBS BELGRAVE--The lst Belgrave Cub pack met on Tu 'ay eve- ning, the meeting taking the form of a Hallowe'en party. There were 22 Cubs and four leaders present. The Cubs were all in costume. Prizes for the costumes went to: Best Hallowe'en costume, Ken Hopper; best comic, Wayne Hopper, Dale Lamont; best lady, Billy Fear, Ken Hopper; best disguised, Doug Cloakey, Rod- ney White; other costumes, MESSENGERS Will Sell Soap, Candy and Cookies BELGRAVE--The Messengers held their November meeting on Sunday morning and opened by repeating the Messenger motto and prayer. Plans were discussed for a table at the ba- zaar. The older members decorated soap to sell along with their candy and cookies. Other members made articles in connection with the study, "The Buffalo and the Bell" while Mrs. Jack Higgins told the story from the study book. The theme of the worship service was "Helping Others to Know God". The call to wor- ship "Come with hearts Re- joicing" was followed by re- peating verses 1 to 3 of Psalm 100. World Friends were dis- tributed by Michael Walsh. The offering was received by Brad- ley Campbell and dedicated by singing "Father, Bless These Gifts We Bring Thee". "All Things Bright and Beautiful" was sung and the meeting clos- ed with Old Grandmother's Blessing, taken from the story. geptifille activates Doug Walker and Doug Cook. Bagherra (Mrs. Gordon Mc- Burney) led in a candy relay and Baloo (Mrs. Ilarold Vin- cent) conducted an apple seed fortune telling game. Instruc- tion on flags and patrons saints was led by Bagherra. Raksha (Mrs. Clare VanCamp) had another game. Akhela (Mrs. Kenneth Wheeler) announced the church service for Sunday. The Belgrave Cubs and Scouts made over $80.00 on the Apple Day and would like to thank all those who bought apples from them. The meet- ing closed with taps. Next meeting will be held on Nov. 12. Belgrave News Miss Karen Anderson of Scarborough spent the week- end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Earl Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Goldie Wheel- er and family of London visited with Mr, and Mrs. Herb Wheel- er. Mrs. A. M. Fear of Blyth spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ted Fear and family and at- tended the Cub and Scout par- ade and church service in the Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Ed Ansley of Thessalon is vacationing with Mr. and Mrs. Ira Campbell. Mrs. Dave Armstrong and Mrs. Cora McGill attended the funeral of Mr. Art Edwards of Dundas last week. Mr. Fred Lowry of Dundas spent the week -end with Mrs. Cora McGill. The ladies of the Anglican Church, 13elgrave, held a very successful bazaar in the Forest- ers' 1 hall, on Saturday when they realized over $150. WHITECHURCH Mr. Jamieson Pettypiecewas again admitted to Wingham Hospital the first of the week for further treatment on his foot. Miss Beverley Solomon has been confined to her home with the mumps. Mr. Harry Lee and friend, Mr. Cecil Ward of Toronto visited on Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rantoul and Mr. and Mrs. Ewart MacPherson of Luck- now. Mrs. Jas. McInnes spent a few days this week with her sis- ter, Mrs. George McKague, of 6th Con. Culross. Mrs. John Gaunt and Mrs. Victor Emerson attended the Hallowe'en party held Wednes- day afternoon at St. Helens school. They assisted in judg- ing the debate, "Resolved that examinations are unnecessary and should be abolished", The judges decided it was a tie. Mrs. George Fisher is the teacher at this school, Poor Sense Of Humour WHITECHURCH--On Mon- day evening as Rev. and Mrs. Angus MacKay, missionaries from Jhansi, India, were get- ting out of their car at Chal- mers Presbyterian Church, their car and others parked nearby were spattered by tomatoes thrown, apparently, by Hal- lowe'en pranksters. Though none of the juice reached their clothing, Mrs. MacKay's glasses were spattered. The same evening, as Mrs. Garnet Farrier was walking along Highway 86 toward the church she was struck on the neck by tomatoes thrown from a passing car. The folks in the village feel deeply sorry that this sort of treatment has been accorded persons who deserve respect as do returned missionaries. Sure- ly there are laws in this fair Canada of ours to deal with such barbarous acts as this and to protect people as they jour- ney to a place of worship. Rev. MacKay remarked that he had never experienced anything of this nature in India. Explorers Met Sunday Morning BELGRAVE—The Explorers held their November meeting Sunday morning in the church school room. The meeting opened with the motto, prayer and purpose. The hymn "In Christ There Is No East or West" was sung. Minutes were read by Joan Bosman. Roll call was answered by 22 members. Mrs. Roy McSween told about the bazaar to be held c. November 29 and what each member was to take. "Come Let Us Sing of a Wonderful Love,' was sung. Mrs. McSween led in prayer. The offering was received by Mary Grasby and Brenda Johnston. Ken Hopper read the Scripture and Ricky O'Neil and Gordon Rinn distri- buted the World Friends. Mary Ellen Walsh read the story from the study book "The Golden Coin". The meeting closed by singing "Jesus Loves Me". Harold Procter Is Club President BELGRAVE—The weekly euchre was held in the Com- munity Centre with eight tables in play. Preceding the euchre election of officers was held. President, Harold l'rocter; 1st vice-president, Mrs. J. M. Coultes; 2nd vice-president, Mrs. Jack Anderson; secretary - treasurer, George Grigg; press reporter, Mrs. Ilarold Procter, Winners of the euchre prizes were: High lady, Mrs. Ilarold Procter; low lady, Mrs. Robert Purdon; novelty lady, Mrs. Ger shorn Johnston; high man, Oli- ver Campbell; low than, George Grigg; novelty ratan, llerson Irwin.