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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1959-05-13, Page 12• CHAMPIONS-,-The Ladies' Bowling. League staged their annual banquet at the Legion Time here last . Wednesday evening when the "Maggies" receiving, trophies as league ehampions. They are left to right, back row: Mrs. 1sT. Perrott, Mrs, T. Rowsell, Mrs. M. Campbell, Mrs. esbitt, Mrs. D. Remington; 'front, Mrs. O. Wylie, Mrs. H. Gordon and Mrs. C. Forsyth,--A-T photO,:. HIGH TEAM in the Ladies' Bowling League Playoffs were the oBluebirds" pictUred above. . •. iurel Mrs.. K; Sinnamon, Mrs. B. Edwards, Mrs. H. Casemore, Mrs. J. Strong, Mrs.. G. Laveignea4( A.'Underwood. • PERSONALS PROGRESS BEING MADE IN CANCER RESEARCH Dr, E. N, Corrin of Wingham was speaker when the Wingham Ind District, Branch of llre Can- Winn Cancer Society met Monday *veiling in the Council Chambers 'pith 40 in attendance, Dr. Corrin raced the history of the disease. is different forms and methods of treatment. He said more nrogresl n dealing with the dread disease had been made in tile past 30 years ban in the 'previous 100 years, He stressed the value of education and of early diagnosis. James Doig of Seaforth, chair- man of •extension work in the Nu- roil County unit, showed two films. Mrs. Wilfred Henry and Gordon Leggatt ,favored with solos, cOM- Panied by Harold Victor PYrn, Stanley% Hall, chairman of edu- cation reported an outlined plan for the coining months, He, with DeWitt Miller, will approach the Trade Fair committee with a view tg infer* of the Cancer SoCiety, Mrs, 'Walter Pocock, chairman of ':he services, committee, told of plans for additional screens to be, used at the cancel' clinic and was named with Mrs, James Carr, Mrs. Wilfred Congram and Mrs, Ring- rose to purchase a cupboard to he placed in the sewing room at the hospital for the use of the service sommi ttee. DeWitt Miller,, chairman of the eampaign committee, expressed ap- oreciation for the work of the can- vassers' during the recent canvass and .said with the returns still in- complete more than $1100.00 had been, collected. President Mrs, D, S. MacNaugh- ton thanked all who had helped with the program, especially Dr. Cowin, and invited all to remain for - a esecial hour. Refreshments were served, Which,,had been'. do- nated 'by the ladies. A meeting of the, Huron County Unit will be held in the council chambers on Monday evening, Juna*:lst at 8,15 to which all are Invited., Mrs. Kenneth Johns of Exeter will be in charge. 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Brief styles at $2.98 Jamaica shorts , .. . .. $3.95 PEDAL PUSHERS are leaders with the sports minded and these too, are available hi good wearing corded cotton's of Beige, Mint and Orange Ice ....„.. .. .. ,Price' $3.95 a SLIM JIMS—Another favourite for stle and comfort available in atterned.China: Price ..,,,,.,y... p $3.98 — -11-1 T SHIRTS—No sports ensemble would be complete without at least one cool•coai- fortable T Shirt. You'll love our selection in stripes and plain shades. , • Price .. ..... ....,..... $1.19 and $1.98 — • I Wesuggest 'you be sure to see our smart wonderful to pull on after a dip. Made shades of. White with contrasting Black CORDED COTTON SKIRTS also in the Golfer's styles in the same shades of .4 FULL SELECTION OF SWIM SUITES, CO styles in hooded jackelt. They're so from soft fleece lined knitted cOftelt'la or Red trim. • Price $*:111 I season's popular shades 'of Beige:, Mint, r. ... ... ..... $595 TTON BLOUSES, BEACH TOWELS, ETC. 1 U IGHOFFERS (Wingham) iM ' '1N7t1r0R. itt'R 13. —Mr. and Mrs. Ron Murray and children of Toronto, are spending a week's holidays with his mother, Mrs. W. C. Murray and Doug. —Mrs. John L. MacEwen of Bluevale spent Sunday with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Arbuckle and attend- ed the christening of her grand- daughter at St, Andrew's Presby- terian Church. —Miss I. Paton has returned from a bus' trip to Toronto, Ottawa and Montreal... —Mrs. Margaret Hammond of Listowel spent the week-end with her son Ralph and. Mrs. Hammond and attended the christening of her granddaughter Trudy 'Lynn, on Sunday. —Mr. and Mrs-William Crump and son Billy of Niagara Falls and. Mr., Sid Crump of Sarnia spent the week-end with their mother, Mrs. Jean. Crump. . Richard Roberts and daughters Virginia, Catharine and Anne, of Toronto visited on Satur- ,day with Mrs. C, A, Roberts, • - —Mr.- and •Mrs. John Langridge, David 'and Steven, wore Mother's Day visitors with his parents, Mr, and Mrs, F.- Langridge, of near Belgrave. —Mr. and Mrs. R. 0. Wenger and Lorna visited on Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Wad- dell of Listowel, —Miss Grace Sherriff has 'been a Patient in Victoria Hospital for the past month, and her sister Miss Jennie Sherriff of Oakville spent the week-end at their home herd, "—Mr. and Mrs, Elgin COutts, Doh and Peter of Leaside spent the week-end with his parents, me and Mrs. Alex, Coutts, Mrs. Win. Haney attended church service at Dungannon on Sunday morning, when her great grand- child Was baptized. —Mr. and Mrs, Angus Mowbray, Douglas -and Carl were in Detroit for a few days at the week-end with Mrs. Mowbray's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Sparks. --Mr, and Mrs. Omar Baselgrove and Claudia spent Sunday in Chea ley with Mr. and Mrs. 'Wally Haselgrove and family and attend- ed the christening of their grand- son, Barry James, John's United Church, —Mrs. Alvin Sell spdnt Sunday in London with her sister, Mrs Allan McLean, Mrs, McLean left. Tuesday for Detroit, where she took a piano for Miami to join her husband. Her daughter, Mrs, J. A. Mancisley and 'two children Kelly and Leslie accompanied her, '-••••Mr, and IVrrs. jeffray Hawkins, and " of London spent Mother's Day With her pa.rents. Mr. and IVirs.1 StaffOrd Batmen, .—Mr. and. Mrs, E. E. Sutton of New LiSkeard Were week-end visit- ors with Mr, and'Mrs. W. ing. —Ur. 'and Mrs. William Sturdy and children of Owen Sound speet, the week-end with his mother, Mrs. Prank Sturdy. —Mr, and Mrs, Ken, Richardson of Ajax spent Sunday with her sister, .10s, John Strong, Mr. Strong and arnily Jean Gtomp arid hor 1)1'0- the', Mr. William Towle returned home after spending a coeple weeks with their sister in: Toron- to. Mrs. Mutrie returned with them and is spending a .week here. —Mr. and Mrs. Mel. Keating, Charles and David and. Mrs,-Daya. Chainney of 'Exeter visited .,With Wingham friends on Saturday.,., —Mr. and Mrs. Borden, Speers and family of Toronto were'. Week- end visitors with her Mother, -Mrs. Thos. King. ii —Dr, and Mrs. James S..Hali'and family of Port Colborne weraw,ee,k- ,end visitors with her .parents,.' -Mr. and Mrs. James A,' Henry." and attended the christening of 'their niece, Roberta Ansley_ Currie,..,T,,at Wingham United Chureh,',--• s Hall and the children ar6,-rniairt- ing for the week. .' —Mrs. DeWitt Miller,',Mrs.:Nor- man Welwood, Mrs. Jas. 'Haiffilton and Mrs. Dan. Rosenha,gcmwere'' in Toronto for the week-end.. -Mr..and Mrs. GeOrgeW. Cope- land, Daryl and Corey of ;Willbw- dale, spent the week-end, with', hi. parents, Mr. and Mrs, E. S." Cope- land. • —Mr. and Mrs. Lee Slosse6land family attended Bacculau mate, cere- mony at St. Peter's Cathedral': in London on Sunday in 'honour of Miss Sally Ann's graduation. —Mrs. Nicholson and' Riekia-of Nyle spent the week-end with 'her sister, Mrs. Lloyd Hingston: —Mr. and Mrs. Jack Laing,n- nie Lou and Jimmy Of•uPorOnto were visitors for the week-end:with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. M. Swan- son. —Mrs. Jack Stephens has been a patient in Victoria Hospital; Len- don; since last Friday. --AVMs Constance Hutton, OWen Sound, was a week-end _guest .With Rev, and Mrs. C. F. Johnson at,St. Paul's rectory. --Mr. and Mrs. Harry Town Were visitors on 'Sunday with Mr, ,and Mrs. Lorne Hudson of, Palmerston, • , —Visitors on Sunday with ,Mrs. Alex Forsyth were Mr., and Mrs. ry Newell and children of Strat- ford arid IVIr. and Mrs. Fred Mel- lor of Acton. --Mrs.' Oliver' Stokes of Turn- berry, who has been a patient in: the Wingham Hospital for the past four weeks, was able to leave the hospital and has been at the home of her daughter, MI'S. Ed. Thomp- son. --Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hall. and 'Mr. and Mrs, William MerkleY of Toronto spent Sunday at the 'home if Choir mother, Mrs. William 'Hall of Acton, if this month, --Mr. and Mrs. Richard 'Sander- Son of Stratford were guests on Sunday with their niece, Mrs. (Lloyd Elliott, Mr, Elliott and farnilY. JIM fileiSki of GOderich was a,Visi- ter at the same home. Mr. arid Mrs. Lorne I'vers',Of Dungannon attended the christen" frig of their niece at St. Andt6w's Presbyterian.. Church on Sunday ind tont the. day With Mr. and Mrs. Harold Congram, Vintighani, HOUSTON—At the Wingham Gen- . oral Hospital, on Wednesday, May 6, 1959, to Mr. and Mrs, Harvey Houston, Teeswater, a son. DAV1D—At the Wingham General Hospital, on Thursday, May 7, 1959, to Mr. and Mrs, Edward David, Gorrie, 'a daughter. 'ROBERTSON—At the Wingham „General Hospital, on Friday, May 8," 1959, to Mr, and Mrs. Donald Robertson, R.R. 1, Holyrood, , ' son.. THOMPSON— At the Wingham, General Hospital, on Saturday, May 9, 1959, to Mr .and Mrs, John Thompson, Bluevale, a son (still- born). COOK AO the• Wingham General Hospital, on Saturday; May 9, 1.959;, to 'Mr. and Mrs. Norman Cook, 13eIgrave, a son. ALTON—At' the Winilia,'m General HoSpital,,, on •Sunday, May 10, 1959, to Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Al- ; ton, R,R. 7, Lucknow, a daughter. BARBIE--7•At the Wingham Gen- eral Hospital, on Sunday, May 10, 1959, to Mr. and• Mrs. Bruce Bar- i :rie, Blyth, a son. , GIBSON—At the Listowel Mem- orial Hospital on Monday, May 11, *959, to Mr. and Mrs. Donald. Gibson ,of" 1VIdnItton (nee Donna McLean) a daughter. CAMPBELL—At Wingham Genet.- ' al ,Hoipital, on Monday, May 11, 1959,,• to. Mr.-and Mrs. Robert D. Campbell, R.R. 3, Lucknow, a datighter... LOREN7,Atthe Wingham Gen- eral Hospital' on Tuesday, May 12, i. 19.59,„! to:-,Mr, and Mrs. Melville Lorenz, Teaswater, a son, DARLING4--„-Th Toronto on Tues- i 'day't May .12, 1959, to Mr. and Mrs, Harry Darling (nee Betty Francis) a. son. Z11111111111111111111111111111111 111111101111111111111111111111111 • 1VI:rs, R, Hobden and Miss Jean Hdyd'en of Hamilton, Mr. Jim Roh- de& of, Toronto;.Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hohclen ;and .baby Jelin .Stuart of Stiliefoid were week-end visitors with'YMr:: and 'Mrs. Willy Hasel- gre'Ve; Barry and I3ruce 1191 r, John Dinsley Maracai- be, Venezuela, sPentaast week with his 'slater and. .brother in-law,. Mr., and;-Mi•s;,,Walter LOCkridge. Harold was the delegate ‘retireSentilig, 'Whigliant WollOP,'S'.1Stitute:'at„ the .,:annual." cotifereneeheld-at-.Gaelph VVednea- da,Y;',ThurSday and" Friday of last Weeks „- • Mr arid., Mrs. Raymond Elliott, 4th7line,Turnber,hr, .spent the. reek- en at Woodstock 'Witli=;Mr. and BliiakinOrpRev, s.;: El4linfor :of • To- (forinerly ,'Eols:'ElliOtt) and twpi 'Children, liso:',.apentr l the day wit g Mr 'Btackmore's.. parents at Woodstock. ' Cam„Tayier• and fainfiy. Off 3Viarton,', Mr and'. Mrs. R90 '.''Orvise and .fainily. 'of, Oil. Springs Mr;i'and MrS.',Frod,HoWson and faintlyof I31y,th"spent-Mether?s and ohoSha family froni.Wingham,were alscNith Mr.,and;Mrs. Orvis for the • : ' ' 9?",-; ••'" he • . Mrs Jack' Ernest has been a patient' in St. Joseph's Hospital for the past couple of weeks, where she underwent surgery. —Mr. and Mrs. Pete Bennett of Ingersoll .were week-end visitors with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Sen. —Mt. Roger SchWa.ss of Toronto, formerly of the CKNX farm de- pertinent, was a visitor in town at the week-end. -=Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bell and family of Petrolia, spent the week- end' with their parents, Mrs, Mat- thew Bell and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Edgar. —Mr. and Mrs. John MacLeod of Searboro visited over the week:. end. with her mother, Mrs, H, Bu- chanan, Mr, and Mrs, Jack Young of Toronto spent ,the week-end with her sisters, Mr. and' Mrs, Gus Boyle and Mrs. H. Buchanan. „MO, W. H. Gurney Spent the week-end with her son Harry and Mrs. Posliff at Strathroy, —Miss' Marlene 'Stainton of Lon- don spent Mother's Day week-end with her parents,. Mr. and Mrs, Percy Stainton, ---'Mrs. Norman, Elliott returned honie on Saturday from Wingham Hospital, Where She had been a patient for a week. —Mrs, C. A. Roberta has return- ed home after spending a week with, her Soli, Richard and Mrs. Roberts and fainilY of Toronto, and Mrs, :Tames Mitchison silent the Week-end With, her niether, Mrs, Thos, McMichael, Wtho returned with them for a visit, . • Mr, and Mrs. Archie Hertel',and children of Kitchener and Mr-and Mrs. Oscar Rock and, family, Omit .4tnclay at the home of Mr." ;and MI's, Hugh Sinnanion, 1V-finale Sr.. --Mrs. Elsie Canis is visiting; Nashville, Tenn„ with her dangh- tar, Mrs. Ken ^Hayes and will,also visit points in Michigan for 'part nimmimmummAmmmommmilimmiummumm0006#40000;1 ALL SIGNS POINT-TO aft age = . , •-00F, 111 .. 1111 ' rl I i U ill 11 Mr, and Mrs, Wesley Scroggie„ of Guelph, Mrs. Joe Smith and da,ugh- i ter of Listowel, Mr. and Mrs. Har- SMARTEST of SPORTSWEAR d Bill Forsyth and son of Guelph, i Let's head for the Beach in the 4 , 4 i 1!11001141$UM410010ifisthittigifflimOMOMOMWM01140MMOMmmilmOMMAINIMOMWOMWOOMOWIMpMill rdha rrietzdly Store" p.