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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1948-07-14, Page 8PAGE EIGHT THE WINGHAM 'ADVANCE-TIMES Wednesday, July 14, 1948 and Mrs, Herb Karlson and son, Keith of London, spent Sunday at the same home, Mn and Mrs. Fred Griffiths and daughter,Betty, Mrs. Miller of Mont- real, an Miss Sanderson of Toronto, are at the Sanderson summer holm here, Mrs. john McIntosh, Moleswortb, is with her sister, Miss Mabel Coultes. Fourteen members of the W.M.S. of the United Church attended „the speeial W,111,$, meeting at Belgrave recently, Mrs, McCrackin and. Mrs. Hoffman contributed a vocal (Wet to tl.t Johnston,. e programoLsto,n accompanied Mrs. W. J. Women's Institute The viee-president, Miss Emma Johnston, presided for the grand- mother's meeting this week, held on the school grounds, Mrs. Eldred --Nic- hol gave a report of a meeting held recently in the interests of cemetery improvement. The president and vice- prsident of the were named to act as members of the board along with a representatiie from Morris and T'urnberry township councils and three other men. A start has been made by having a weed spray applied and $25 was voted to the fund. In answer to the roll call Miss Emma Johnston exhibited a bracelet which her grandmother had brought from Ireland 94 years ago. It was made of bog oak and represented a - snake. Mrs. Eldred Nichol and Mrs. Curtis 'gave readings in keeping with the grandmother's program. Mrs. Jim Johnston had charge of a question and answer contest. on household problems. Miss M. Curtis conducted two contests The children were awarded balloons and candy for _their achievements. Adults were also awarded prizes. Mrs., James Peacock was the oldest grandmother present. A picnic lunch was enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Gates of Cherrywood; were week-end guests with Mr. and Mrs. Milton Fraser. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Geddes, Belgrave, spent a few days with Mrs. Mary Robertson. Ileane Selling, Eleanor Smith and Bill Thompson, were patients in ,the Wingham General Hospital this week, having a tonsil operation. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Harris and two sons, Barry and Bruce, of Fair- port, nea Dumbarton, spent the week- end with Mr. and Mrs. Edward John- ston. The boys will remain for their vacation. Mrs. J. H. Horning and Miss Mary A, Clarke of Toronto, visited this week with their aunt, Mrs. Arthur Shaw and other relatives. Mrs. Stewart Young, Mr. and Mrs. Roy: Welch, Jack Young and Miss Isabel Murray, Toronto, called on friends including Miss Mabel Coultes, Mrs. Lillow and Mrs. R. E, McKin- ney, Mayor. Thos. E. Henry, ,and Mrs. Henry, Stratford, spent Sunday with Miss Sanderson. ClairHoffman has accepted a posi- DURABLE BAGS • KENWOOD COATS 1 = 41•11111111 KING DEPT. 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Plus Deposit NYLON HOSE GOLD STRIPE ramiummlionolommummoomoininionmoilloontionimmoilionomummommuirmommoonomomonti SPECIAL Aylmer BOSTON BROWN PORK & BEANS 2 oz, tits 27t 12-Cut Heavy RED Red Rubber RINGS, 3 doz. 25c Heavy Grade ZINC RINGS, doz. .37c tioit on the farm of his uncle, near Mrs. John Pearson and children of her daughters, Patricia and Grate Louise. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Brown and fam- ily of Windsor, are visiting at the home of Mrs. Brown's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Prank Preston, Mrs. T. V. Smith is spending a few weeks in Toronto with relatives and attended the funeral of her brother- hv,law, Mr. Geo, McMurdo. tm"t Mr. and Mm. R. G. Gannett, and Mr, and Mrs, D. A Ewing, spent the week-end in Toronto and attended the funeral of the former's brother-inlaw, Mr Geo, McMurdo. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Elliott of Brantford, ate moving this week to their home on Diagonal Road. Mrs. Elliott will be the Kindergarten teach- er in Wingham, Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Gammage at- tended the funeral of the late Mr. Walter Watts, manager of the Dorn- Won Bank Branch, Chatham, which was held at Bayfield on July 7th. Mrs. David Finlay 'spent a felt days at the home of her daughter, Mr. and Mrs, L. A. Wardlaw, Guelph. Mr. and Mrs. Wardlaw returned with her and_ spent the week-end at her home, Miss Muriel Redmond of New York, spent the past two weeks At the home of her parents, Dr.' and Mrs, C. Redmond, Miss Mildred Redmond Of Toronto, 'joined the family for the weelc-end. Toronto, have been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Congrain. Mrs. Robert Gaby of 'Toronto, spent A few days last week at the home, of her aunt, Mrs. Ross and Dr. Ross. Rev. and Mrs, J. Thompson and children of Toronto, .are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Reid. Mrs. J. B. McLeod and daughter, Dawna. of Oshawa, are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. VaaWyck. Mr, and Mrs, E, Ziegler of Kitch- ener visited for a few dayd last week' With her 'mother, Mrs. W. Williamson. Mr. and Mrs, Van Sainsbury of Toronto, spent Sunday with his grandmother, Mrs, V, R. VanNorrnan.' Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Elliott and and daughter, Karen, of Southampton, have moved to make their home in town, Miss Pauline Cowan returned to Port Elgin for the summer months, after spending a month at her home on Centre Street. Mrs. Elmer Niergaath, twin &ugh- ters and Mrs, Trims Jenkins spent a day with_the latter's 'daughter, Mrs. Norman Begg, Guelph. Miss Grace Golley and her friend, Miss Maxine Richards of Stratford, are 1101idaying at Grand Bend. Mrs. P. A, Parker has returned after 'spending a weeks lit 'Toronto .wittt Crediton, where lie will ..work during the vacation. Bill Yeo spent last week with rela- tives at Kincardine. Mrs. Stanley Darling, Jim and Harry, visited 'her parents, Mr. and Mrs George Newman at Harriston. Donald 1\1"eivinan,'"Chatharn, is holiday- ing with his cousins, Jim and Harry Darling. Miss Mae Davidson, Wroxeter, is visiting 'her brother, W. S. and Mrs. Davidson. ear Duchess Decorated PLATES, 16 for ..........25c Marcal Plain White TEA NAPKINS llllll -15c THERMOS BOTTLES, 15 oz. - $1.50, THERMOS PARCHMENTS, CORKS, Mt ICE CUBE THERMOS - llllllll -$6.75 MONO HOT DRINK CUPS - lll ll - _10c For jams and jellies CERTO, bottle - 25c Weston's Oatmeal Cookies, lb. 25c SPECIAL 11"exsurt Unsweetened Grapefruit Juice 2 -23c o•••••••may Aylmer Fancy 20 oz Tomato Juice -14c 4t it t in t h r m in n tl im li t tl ii i tt 11 10 . Fresh Ground to Order MORNINGXHEER COFFEE - 51c lb. Mr. and Mrs. Irving McCabe of Windsor, arevisiting with Mr; and Mrs. CAA Johnston. y Y'...-..59c Trilby Assorted CHOCOLATES, lb McCormick's A. B. GUM DROPS, lb. .... ..33c Sun. Tan Lotions and Oils THERMOS SET-2 bottles and Sandwich Box In handy leather carrying Case l _ ll ,$12,50 LOCAL AND PERSONAL Mr.- and Mrs. W. Rowland are spending a couple of weeks at Wasaga Beach and Brussels, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Deans and fam- lily are spending a, couple of weeks at Port 'Elgin. Ruth turgman is visiting in Xith- i land Lake with her brother, Dr, and a Mrs. till Burgmatt, I f i l L, n in fi i Butternut Blanched Salted Peanuts, V2 lb. pkg...25c Superfine Heavy 100 ,ft.. Wax Paper Rolls ...33e Durham or Canada Corn STARCH, pkg. 17c Dr, Ballard's DOG FOOD, 2 tins 29c rrontenac 10s Pkg. White Serviettes, 18c Mrs. Harry Martin of Wallateburg, i spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. 1 : C. B. Armitage and Mrs, Martin, i i Miss Ruth 131aekhall of 'Toronto, riTrifittlifittikffillittt(MITY(10-1110tiliiliiii,logilifititillniffitlitiiMilinfillififikthre1111101111114401000(IfigItifittfifilildielinti141144 tritdirOy MI'S. ChAtle6 thekb all. FRESH. 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