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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1964-07-09, Page 11• Belmore Personals Mr. and Mrs, Pieper Zinn, Margaret and Douglas Jeffrey, visited the Ervin and Warren Zinn families at Dungannon on Tuesday of last week. Week -end visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Rowland Ballagh were Miss Irene hose of Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Bronson and family of 1lrnira, and A1r. and Mrs. Jack Ferguson ,, and family of Lakelet. Mr, and Mrs. Carl Stewart and sons of Listowel were Sun- day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Mulvey, Mr. and Mrs, Harvey Bal- lagh and flintily were Sunday visitors with her mother, Mrs. 1 1 J Adapt Darling of Carrick Town- ship. A large crowd attended the presentation and dance held on Friday evening in the commun- ity centre, in honor of the new- lyweds, Mr. and Mrs, George Merkley, the former Phyllis Wilson of Fordwich. Miss Irene Nouhledee read an address and Mr. Barry Mulvey presented them with an envelope of mo- ney. Both George and Phyllis voiced their appreciation,. Lamblin's Orchestra played for dancing. A naughty little kid can get a seat belt without being in an auto. A414 WA -W WORT( PANTS and WORK SHIRTS THE WORK CLOTHES THAT LAUGH AT HARD WEAR Extra Strength Extra Comfort Reinforced Crotch Won't Rip O Extra Heavy Foot Deep Pockets ® Exclusive Heavy Sanforized Drill Waist Band ® Vat Dyed Color Will Not Fade ® Satisfaction and Quality Guaranteed TAILORED for CASUAL and UTILITY WEAR HAVES FAMILY CLOTHING JOSEPHINE STREET PHONE 357-1700 "IT PAYS TO SHOP AT HAYES" Coil Bowden $.. uccess or to John Anderson Col. W. 1:, 13awden has been appointed executive -dir- ector of the London Area Branch, Canadian Red Cross Society to succeed John Anderson who re- tired recently after 17 years 0 f service, Col, Bawden joined the local Red Cross organization as assis- tant executive -director in Feb- ruary 1962 after 22 years ser- vice with the Canadian Army. Capt. G. A. MacLachlan, London Red Cross presidentcom- mented; "Col.Bawden combines extensive administrative exper- ience gained in the army with a long interest in community and welfare matters. The members of the Red Cross exec- utive feel the branch and citi- zens of London are fortunate to have him heading up the staffs of these important community services." Col Bawden was Command- ant of No, 27 Central Ordnance Depot in London for two years immediately before retirement, He is Honorary Lieutenant-Col- onel of No. 5 Ordnance Battal- ion, R. C. O. C. He is Chairman of the Advi- sory Council of London's Child Guidance Clinic and of the Uni- ted Community Services Rehab- ilitation Committee, and a member of the advisory council of War Memorial Children's Hospital. His son recently entered the Canadian Army after graduation from Royal Military College and chose his father's corps (Ordn- ance) for his military career, Gorrie News Mr. and Mrs, Blake McMil- lan and family and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Woods, Listowel, spent Sunday at Boiler Beach. Mrs. Walter McDonald and Lori of Chesley, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Metcalfe and Donald of Pinkerton, Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Metcalfe of Paisley were recent visitors of Miss Potter. Mr, Jas. Austin, Elmira, spent the week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Austin, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Koch visited Sunday at the home of Mr. George Timm, Wallace Twp. Miss Leone Harris, Waterloo, is on vacation at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Er- nest Harris. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Petrie, B Line Ilowick, visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gowdy, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Coupland, Wroxeter, spent Tuesday at the same home, The Future Homo of Motoring's FINEST SERVICE WE'RE BUILDING FAST — WATCH US GROW MEANWHILE CHECK THESE FEATURE VALUE UNITS 1960 PONTIAC LAURENTIAN V8, Auto., clean 1959 CHEV. CONVERTIBLE Auto., Radio 1959 PONTIAC Laurentian 4 -Door, Stnd, 6 1962 CHEV, '/2 -TON Long box, excellent condition McCLURE MOTORS LTD. WINGHAM Wingham Advance. -Times, Thursday, July 9, It ^n^ • • • ALL THAT'S LEFT of the old St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church is a heap of rubble and even this is mostly cleaned up. The picture was taken last Saturday after the wreckers had just about completed their work.—A-T. Wroxeter Personals Mr, and Mrs. Richard Jew- ell of Tokyo visited during the week with Mr. and Mrs, Mac Allan. Mr. Jas Doig left last Friday for Calgary, Alta., and will at- tend the 50th Jubilee of Em- press, Alta. , while visiting re- latives and friends, Masters Keith and Rickey White of Brussels spent last week with their grandmother, Mrs. Sam Ovington. Dr. and Mrs. John Riddell and Mrs. John Welsh and daughter Susan of Palmerston, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Mac Allan. Mrs, Ken Greer, Scott and Cindy, are vacationing with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence White. Mr, and Mrs. Walter P. Da- visson have returned home from Haines City, Florida, where they spent the winter, Mr. Da- visson's brother, Noel, died in Calgary, on June 9. Mr, and Mrs. Davisson spent a month at his brother's home prior to his death. Mrs. John McEwen has re- turned to her home in Beams- ville after visiting Mr, and Mrs. Richard Ingram. Mr, and Mrs. John Gibson and Alison of Prussia, Pennsyl- vania, are visiting Misses Elsie and Marion Gipson. Mrs. J. F. McLean has re- turned home following a week's visit with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Gibson at Oakville. Miss Reta Cline of St, Ca- tharines visited Mr, and Mrs, Laurie VanVelsor. Messers. John and Monty Ben- nett of London and Miss Vera and Mr. Stew. rt Richardson of Saskatoon, Sask., visited Mrs. F. F. Wright en Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Mont- gomery spent the week -end with Mr. Norm Cronkwright of Wingham, at Port Elgin. Mrs. Art Gibson was a guest at the Butcher -Cawthorne wed- ding at Kew leach United Church, Toronto, on Saturday. The bride was a pupil of Mrs. Gibson at Williamson Road School. The reception was held at the Paprika Restaurant, (3 i4 Kingston Load. The fantile of Mrs. J. F. McLean held their reunion at Elora Park on Sunday with 50 in attendance. Friends of \Ir. and Mrs. Russell Walkt'r will be sorry to learn they are patients ill K -w' Hospital, Kitt bener. Mr. and :Its. Peter Isabelle of Toronto art vacationing with the former's neither, Mrs. Clarence Clement. Mr. Clar- ence Clement and Mr. Rosario Cillea of 'T'oronto spent the week -end at the same home and Miss Doris r :illea, who spent last week here, returned to To- ronto with them. Mr. Blair Sharp, John, Tom- my, Davey and Sandra are va- cationing with the former's fa- ther, Mr. John Hupfer. Mr, John Ilupfer, Mrs, Al- onzo Sparling, Miss hazel Sparling and Tommy and San- dra Sharp spent Dominion Day in Goderieh with Mrs. Angus Carmichael and Mr, and Mrs. Jas Robertson. Mr. and Mrs, Elgin Hoffman of Clinton spent Dominion Day with the former's mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Hoffman. Mrs. Fanny Parr spent a few days last week with her sister, Mrs, Elizabeth Hoffman. Mrs. Walter Eaton, Mr. Eric and Misses Aileen and Brenda Eaton of S,eaforth, visited Mrs. Alonzo Sparling on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Holl- ingshead and infant son, Jimmy, spent the week -end with Mr, and Mrs. Chas. McKay, Wed 35 Years GORRIE-Mr. and Mrs, Wal- ter Charles were honored on the occasion of their 35th wedding anniversary held ar their home on Sunday. Relatives attended from Sud- bury, Toronto, Listowel, Wrox- eter and Gorrie for a surprise dinner party. It was also Mr. Charles' birthday. They were the recipients of lovely gifts, TAILORS' TWIST Some labor relations in Van- couver are smoother, accord- ing to The Financial Post, Re- alizing that most clothing man- ufacturers in the city were un- able to pay demanded wage in- creases, the local tailors' un- ion is urging union members generally to buy from the pro- fit -shy companies. Union and companies share campaign costs. Life Underwriters Meet at Pike Bay Mr, and Mrs. Perce Pentland of Hanover entertained the members of Life Underwriters Association of Saugeen and their wives, at their summer cottage at Pike Bay. An after- noon of boating, hiking and sightseeing was followed by a dinner ar Wildwood Lodge, Red Bay. National Quality Awards were presented to Clarence Thompson, of Walkerton, 17 years; harry Bruegetnan CLD, Hanover, 10 years (plaque); Morris Mahood CLU, Kincar- dine, 7 years; W. J. Kinahan, Lucknow, 4 years; Douglas hoggarth, Mount Forest, 4 years; Arthur Thorn formerly of Walkerton now of Stratford; Bruce Pinkney, Hanover. years. The president's certif- icate was presented to Rodney Iielwig in appreciation of his services as the top executive for the year. William Kinahan. Lucknoe, and Wilford Cashel:, W'inehatn were congratulated on passing final examinations held in Lon- don ill connection with the sec- ond and final year of the Lite Underwriters Training Collies. A Shrewd Operator A story currently going the rounds tells of a smart young lad in the mail room of a large plant who was named to take up a collection to buy a gift for 'one of the bosses who was about to get married. After' extracting the usual quarter from each of the 2,000 employees in the plant he had a500 which he used to buy 2,000 packs of cigarettes, the kind with a coupon on the back. Next he traded in the cou- pons for a silver coffee service, and this became the wedding gift, lie then presented each of his '2, one contributors with a pack of cigarettes. They, un- derstandably enough were plea- santly surprised to find them- selves reimbursed. Management, needless to say, got to hear of it and he was congratulated on his ingenuity, "You're a bright boy," he was told, "we can use brains like yours in the front office. "More than that, it was suggested, such cleverness as he had shown was worthy of reward. Bright hoy, however, de- murred. In all honesty, hecon- fessed, he had already been ad- equately rewarded. Seems that he'd bought the cigarettes at a supermarket which dished out trading stamps. He'd got 5. ono of than -- and had cashed them in on a spanking new fishing Outfit. 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