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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1958-06-18, Page 3"'1'�► `, tiN1?1M WHERE; ?p 1►lt)E Y,M.,IS 1RE$tRIP7I(N. '.p•QN`Y'•'YQV, JPHNNY i` blll[l'i Pct. MOM. ;ANCEtS ki,r.S I OR4C i1►M _A5 ALWAYS! • CROWN !intro Harriston WNESf4Y s THIJ1iilDA1' h`. .Juno 18 and 19 4he •Ad ventures of Omar Khayyam" ur'. va., Wilde, Michael Rennie Debra Paget and John Derek A :4Mt.zrng screen spectacular s,'• anti SATVW)¢Y' ..Juno 211 and 21. 14TIie'Sharkfi hters" Man against tiger aharlc. 41 •E_' PEACEMAKER' 19,04 i:+ ., ,;S - »_- +:1- ..,ALL WEEK 111E9ND.AY,,23'TIIRQUGii. SA'T'URDAY 28 1!� apo 4•, • „Shows •Nitoly 7.15 - 9.15 7:• -.Walt Disney's . t . y 'OLD 'YELLER" ust; Wonderful Family - • Entertainment, t Couple Celebrate;. 2Qth Anniversary GOJL11fir. Mr, and Airs, Archie �i�RBI� RAS UFFEII INJURIES.. Miller celebrated •their 301:11 wed•'• ding anniversary on Tuesday oven- °941-141-47,X, MaiUred Trwtn mar- ing, June loth, Guests .attending. r'owly escapee] mare serious inlut'y were Mrs. Flemming li dngor, :Jamestown; Mr, and )1:is, Lloyd Workman, Brussels; Mr. and Mrs. Ira McLean, Wroxeter; Mr. :440.1 Mrs. W. O. King :acrd lvJr; :alld Mn.y Ken Hustle, Gorrie and Mrs, Jean: Maciionald, London. They received gifts in china. Congratulations and best wishes on Thursday when hie foot became caught in a bulldozer• ho was aper- atl'ng in his - work as an employee en the conaty .roads. He has been a patient in the Wingham. Hospital whore X-rays revealed a broken toe and a bone in his foot 'broiren. Miss Etta Burns missed the last step on a steprladder In her home oli Wednesday and .fell .to the floor. Her injuries were; not thought to are •extended to Mr, and Mrs, Miller, 'be' serious a1 first but Mho was tak- en' to the Pahnerstair hospital where X-rays shew.ed .that her hip wan broken. aamearommovsememommium 1„, I .4yo.ito .i „ins II ,PDR „Amu** THEATRE ,VEDN1 SDAY & TIICURSDAY,` JlJic 18 and. 19 "CARNIVAL ROCKK' Plus "Teen a Thunder" Hot' Rods and Hot Tempers e FRIDAY and SATURDAY. . June 20' and '21 The Bowery Boys in "Crashing . Las Vegas" Plus Randolph Scott in `Seven Meh From Now" MONDAY and TUESDAY June 23 and 24 ' "PICK UP ALLEY" (Adult) Victor Mature, Anita -Ekberg Intrigue! Adventure] Suspense! • MIME The 'Gerrie nubile library will be closed on Saturday afternoons until September. It will be open Saturday evenings only. A canvass los the Red Shield campaign in Gorrie last week raised $04.65 in the village. Mr.. and Mrs, Ed Gilnzar, ' Car rick, Mr, and Mrs, Wilbert Hogg, Wingham, Mrs. Tom Sangster, of Clifford and Mrs. Luella Sander- son, Gerrie, attended the golden wedding celebration of their cou- sins, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Bean in New Hamburg on Tuesday. Mrs, Fred Blackwell, Welland, visited. Mrs. E. W. •Carson and called on friends last week. • Mi. Oscar Spence, Burlington, visited Mr. H, V: Holmes on Tues- day of last week, Mr. and Mrs. T. L, McInnes at- tended the funeral of Mr. McInnes' aunt, Mrs, John Falconer, Alton, who was buried in Wingham on Wednesday Mr..David Ashworth and daugh- ter, Mrs. Roscoe Hodgins and Eliz- abeth Anna, of Lucan, were visit- ors at the rectory on Saturday eve- ning and Sunday with Rev. E. C and Mrs. Attwell. Mr, and Mrs.Norman Wade were In Midland last week attending the Ontario Historical Society conven- tion. Mrs. Jas. Edwards spent a few • w Happiness — no strings attached Honeymoons get off to a good start when there are tin cans tied to the bunper. Marriages get off to a good start when that'brand new • . husband assume all his new responsibilities. One new "'responsibility is to provide for a secure future. The mature • 'young man knows he can't predict his future sd he safeguards it— for ,his family •=• with life insurance. A policy with �� The Mutual Life of Canada means family protection Wow net cost — it's the company with the •�l�l/�L LFE outstanding dividend record. •��� �-- ASSURANCE COMPANY Ok CANADA UTNWSNEO NL NW ONCE MTHIA& 170:46C Opr "tentative Michael McPhail Wingham, i • °Atarli°, shone 418 . ,. si4\� BQQ.ks,Are Prss nt ,At Sia day School •GOR.t&I7!7•-'On Sunday morning after classes, a coloured film was shown on the "Selflsh Squirrel". Mrs. B. Whitfield called a member of each of the Buchanan ?arid T. V. Edgar families to the front and Mrs. Cecil Grainger apd Mrs. T. O'Kraflca presented hooks on he - half of the Sunday Schotal. The Buchanan family are Moving to Ayr and the Edgar :family to St. Thomas, Anglican Church •GORRII---•The Rev. E. Id, Jewpll, Brussels, will preach next Sunday morning and the Rev, E. C. Att- well Will be the guest speaker for the anniversary service in Brus- sels. The Woman's Auxiliary will meet Thursday at 2,30 p.m, at the home of Mrs. T. •C. Vittie, Roll call "Your Favorite Hymn." days in _Owen Sound last weelc, anMss aWt tmhe 'tconte otttf iYars. adMris Harvey Mulligan, Wroxeter. ' Mr. and Mrs, Edgar, ]Detroit, spent the week -end with Mr. anal Mrs. Gordon Edgar and attended the Edgar re -union, Miss Betty Wylie, Toronto, spent the week -end with her mother, Mrs. John Wylie. Miss Mande 'Higgins visited Mr.' and Mrs. Emerson Share, Whig - ham, over the week -end. Mr, and Mrs, Fred Hyndman and Mrs. John Hyndman were dinner cruests of Mr, and: Mrs.* David Hicks, Harriston, on Sunday. Mrs, Harold Hyndman and fam- ily and, Mrs. R. Dilworth attended the Bremner -Allan re -union held at the home of Mr. and. Mrs. Albert Cardiff, near Brussels, on. Saturday. Mrs. Allan Hyndman arid. Clark visited Mr. and Mrs. Cass Thorrnp- sqn on. Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Edgar, Frances aitd Jimmy of Guelph spent the week -end with the form- er's parents Mr. and Mrs, • Gordon Edgar and also attended the 'Ed- gar ie union in Wroxeter. eter. Mr. Bill Smith, con. 1•, attended a re -union of his battalion in Ham- ilton on Sunday. Miss Judy Smith and Mrs. Bertha Plant accompanied Mr. Smith to Hamilton and visited Mrs. Wm. Barton. Mr, and Mrs. Walker Hastie and. Miss Heather Hastie of Streetsvilit' spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Elastic. Mrs. Jean MacDonald Of Lon: - don attended the *Miller wedtliiig anniversary and rernainbci for a. ebupie of days' visit with relatives.• Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ferguson ad family, ,con. 16, Rowlett, and Mks. `tarry Ferguson spent Thursday at lite O.A.C. Farmer's Day in Guelph. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Edwards, Lon-. don, spent the week end with Mr. ,tad`MW:$. Jas. Edwards, • Mr. and Mrs. Morley Pettnplace, Greenock and 'Mr. and Mrs. Alex Butler, Goderich, were Sunday vial - tors with Mr, and Mrs, T. L. Mc Innes. Mr, H. V. Ilolmcs went to To- ronto on Sunday evening and on Tuesday will fly from Mallon to visit his niece in New Jersey, U.S.A. Mr. and Mrs. Ilarry Rhame and Corinne Are on a ten day motor trip to tile Maritimes, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Brown, Beamsville, spent the, week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Robt, Graham and attended the wedding of a relative in Fordwic.li on Saturday. Mrs. Wm. Jaques, Lakelet was' also a visitor at the Graham home,. • Mr. and Mrs. Bill Barnes, Iiitch- -nor anci Mr. and Mrs. Win. Perrie, Brussels were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Vittie., Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Jaques, Woodstoe.lc, nailed on. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Robinson on Sunday after- noon. W.M.S. PRESENTS LIFE MEMBERSHIP • GO1 RIE -y -'Tire June meeting of .the Woman's Missionary Society of the Gorrie United Church was held at the home of Mrs. W. W: Strong, The meeting opened with a solo "Evening Prayer" by Mrs. Warren Collings accompanied by the pianist, Mr's. L. N. Whitly, Mrs, I. Toner read a poem "Does He'Care?" followed by prayer. Mrs. Ken Hastie read the Scripture, Philliplans, 4: 1-0 and gave a talk On the verses. Mrs. Collings had the last chap- ter in the study book, "Japan's Rbie- In an Awakened Asia' She said "In • the Japan of tomorrow Japanese Christians will serve as the spearhead of the Christian movement, The relation between' the churehcs of Asia and those of the West in to -morrow's world will be ofMuttiality, The Japanese christian church is maturing and N 'self governing." Mrs. k, Mastic gave a poem, "Perfect Trust", Mrs, Trimble read an article on "Teenage Alcohol. Problems". Mrs. 'Buchanan, president, 'tools charge of the business. Mrs. Lorne Walker reported a bale of 180 lbs., valued at $200, sent .to Overseas Relief, also quilts and booties stilt to lir. Palirter at Hazelton;. B.C. Owing 'to the president, Mrs. Btuehahan, moving, the nominating semi»lttee' reptrr'ted: Pies. Mr's. GMA'. (hltitnith;••• 'L ' Iee.pres.,. Mrs. - George Brown; 2nd, vice,pees.,. hip WJll ,n VAdi grit �!a a • ingha ami• ' carries complete stock ' of Pressure Treated POSTS, POLES aid LUMBER 'i PINT SIZED FAMILY—The girl in the •picture is' Linda (,larks daugh- ter of Mr. anti Mrs. Percy Clark, and she. is holding Dixie,• the family pony, which recently became the mother of'young Danny, Seen'in ,the foreground. Danny and his mother, have a' faithful toliflwiiig of young; fans to watch the an tics of Junior, who. was born last tivc l'i.= B. -T 1Whoto. Miss Fanny Paterson' Was Postal Clerk Miss Fanny Paterson, a former resident of Wingham, passed sway on Monday in the Leamington and District Memorial Hospital, Leam- ington, Ontario in her 82nd year. Miss Paterson was born in Blue - vale, on March 23, 1876. She was a daughter of tl>,e late Francis Pat- erson'and Fanny E, Ross. She was Wingham l a • postal clerk in ham forsv- a r gsev- eral years, later moving to Toronto where she resided for 43 years. She BELGRAVE Results of piano exams from Western Conservatory of Music, London: Grade Five,. Margaret Wightman, first cltss honors; Anne Wightman, honors. These two girls are pupils of Miss Lois Gras - by, A.R.T.C. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wade and. family of Woodstock visited on 'Friday with his Mother, Mrs Clar- ence Wade, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey. Casemore from Detroit, Michigan, and Mr. Harvey Lake of Northville, Michi- gan, visited a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Hopper. • The fourth line group of the W.A. of Knox United Church held a very successful afternoon tea and hake sale in the church last Friday. MiSs Vera Proper and Jack Knipe, both of Galt, spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Goll and family. Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Yuill and 'Mr. and Mrs. Harry Goll spent Wednesday at the O.A.C., Guelph during the open house there. Miss Gladys .Michie and her brother, John Weide, of Saginaw, Michigan, spent the week' -end' with, Mr. ' and Mrs. James Michie and attended the Michie re -union. Mr. and Mrs. Les Wills and family of Milton spent the week- end with. Mr. and Mrs. Ross An- derson and family. Michie Homestead in. Family 100 Years E1ILGRAVE--The annual Michie reunion was held on Saturday at 'the home of Robert and Ernest Michie, who reside on the original Michie homestead. It is 100 years since the late William Michie took up the land. There were 53 members present and enjoyed the sports and games condhcted by Mr, and Mrs. Robert Grasby. Members had also brought pictures of days gone _ past and quite, t few good laughs and mem- ories were enjoyed from them. The oldest member present, Mr. Thomas Michie of Milton, gave a tow remarks, expressing how pleas- ed he was to ha there. James Mich - lo gave an interesting history of the farm, Other speeches were giv- en by the president, Ross Ander- son, l3elgrave and Ross • Nichol, Brussels, The 1359 reunion will be held at the. home of Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Martin at Orangeville with the following officers President, ]'toss 1Viehpl, Brussels; secretary -treas- urer, Mrs. Les Wills, Milton; sports committee, Jim Coulson and Toni McDonald, Milton; lunch committee, Mrs. Tom MoDenald, Milton,Mrs. lames Michie arid. Mrs. B. Leslie, Brussels. Mrs, Arthur Stephens; envelope sec., Mrs. Hector Hamilton, Mrs. Buchanan was presented With a life membership certificate and pin prior to Moving to a new charge at Ayr. "Saviour Breathe fist Evening . 1#lessing' was sung and the Mertinkg•iwidAed"wiitW' Miz. land benediction, 4 has been in Leaniiegton, since 1054 and has not been in good health during .the past five years. On Sunday ,.she fell •and suffered a broken' hip. Surviving are a brother, F. Mc- Kenzie Paterson of Whitechurch, ands • two sisters, Miss Lilian PatersoC.'of Le.tiniington'.' and Mrs. John A. Mundell 'of Royal ()air, Mich. 4 • A service was .field at Smith's funeral 'home, Leamington, on Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock, The remains will rest at R. A. Currie & Sons funeral home, Wingham, this (Wednesday) morning with ser- vice at 2.30 p.m. Interment w,ill be in Wingham Cemetery. We can save >ot time, work, and rf ney on your new farm building or fence. CCC brand pressure treated wood offers long life for pole type con- ' 'struction---the low cost way to build. Le't us handle your requirements efficiently and promptly. • Low first cost • Long lasting • Less upkeep • More protecti.o n -- -- a, /TM ar , t 'a„p p,?CoCAc, Feat,74*/ 0N:�T • ICE CREAM NEK'AlLTHElYAY7f/k0(/GH. NEW ON THE OUTSIDE ... the beautiful YORK CARTON, Each flavor with its own outstanding color ana flavor name, AND INSIDE . , the most delicious ice Cream you:ever tasted. 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