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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1953-01-07, Page 3111111111.1111111111011M1111111110111111111111111111101111MIIIIIEMIRIEM11111110111E13111EM01110 auasiolow r.eve'ceeere,:lia's• Pi..AcE IC) HAYS YOUR CAR REPAIRED, SIR CR.OSSETT ' MOTORS_ TAKE (.31aA, teRIDE IN TI-OR 'pERFacT WORKM4141$111P. 'You cAME TQ TIrIE RiEhAT me Too ' EATING WHAT yoc, MANY CAUSED cHERRIE5. THE -C...„,wHI:-..E.,,,' ' •.- tdyiVIN, i ...• , . No- NO- DRIVING — :7:::.= , WHAT '' KIND OF CHERRIES? . ._ -.1,- --L:_..,!_,, .E, -,...:---------:_. ACCIDENT? t_,_ - -, -,w., . -,- , .7. , .,. ....,-....y- ..S- ......" .-. _it , .. 4,0 • 1'0 - ,"'-',....or ,....• 4,,,•-• ,,..--,.. 44-, HE KIND THAT oMe ita THE BOTTOM OF ' A COCKTAIL, GLASS. trq 1952 MERCURY sedan, white- walls, automatic transmission, • radio. 1951 MERCURY sedan, green, radio and visor. ' 1951 FORD sedan, overdrive. 1951 CHEVROLET coach, two- tone, maroon and grey. 1951 CHIWROLET hard top, black and red, loaded with accessories. 1950 FORD sedan, black, with radio. 1950 MERCURY sedan, over- drive and radio, green in color. • 1951 Sales— Over 500 New and Used Cars and Reason! Open Evenings till 10 p.m. 1941 CHEVROLET sedan, ma- roon. 1941 CHEVROLET Coach. 1940 DODGE sedan, black. TRUCKS (2) 1952 MERCURY half-ton pick-ups, blue and green. 1951 MERCURY three-ton, with racks. (2) 1949 MERCURY half-ton pick-ups, one red and one green. 1949 FORD half-ton pick-up, red and black. 1947 FORD one-ten, green. Trucks—There must be a 1950 MERCURY sedan, blue. 1950 MONARCH coach, over- drive and whitewalls, blue. 1950 AUSTIN sedan, grey. 1949 MERCURY coach, blue. 1948 PONTIAC sedan, maroon 1947 OLDSMOBILE sedan, grey, radio. 1947 MERCURY seal', black, whitewalls. 1947 CHEVROLET coach, black with radio. 1941 CHEVROLET sedan, ma- roon. MOTORS. LAMMED WINGNAM,ONT. 410.‹,45,9 ammunumumatuimmassamasununnimiagnistminuemmusiai FORUM Nfr.. and Mre, Gee. Baker have been receiving congratulations on the oc- casion of their 40th wedding anniver- sary, which they celebrated Christmas day, with a family gathering, An pe- capionai 'chair and other gifts were presented to them. Harvey Bride, who is attending the Ontario College of Education, in Tor- . nth, was home for the Obristmae and New Year's holidays. IVIISe Beatrice Wade spent New Year's Day with Mr. and Mrs. Clar- ence Wade, at Beigrave. Collections for the Bible Society totalled $191.50 in this district, Mrs. Margueritii Johnston and James Warren were married on Dec- ember 27th.,. at the United Church too • ADE TO THE G T HAS BEEN GOOD NEWS! THE PRI E OF SAL ADA TE REDUCED REBATE ON STOCKS PERMITS YOUR GROCER TO PASS ON THIS REDUCTION TO YOU NOW • SEE BELOW V TO THE GROCERY TRADE:--Rebate forms are in the mail. Fill in your stock on hand and return the form to SALAD4. REBATES WILL BE AS FOLLOWS:. . YELLOW LABEL 1 lb. pkt. lic per pkt. 1/2 lb. pkt‘ Sc f, Orange Pekoe No Change 0 in Price BROWN LABEL pkt. per pkt. 1/2 lb. pkt. 2c . 1/2 lb. pkt. le " 2 oz. pkt. no change. TEA BAGS 15's lc per box 30's 2c " 80's 4c 120's 8c Air 1 Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Ballagh spent last Monday in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Aitken and three children of Kincardine, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Aitchison and two child- ren, of Wingham, Mrs. Russell Sewers, Brian and Faye, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Nickel, Donald and Marjorie, and Mr. George Nickel, were all guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herb Burchill and fam- ily one day during the holidays. Mrs. John Harper spent Friday in Clifford, with her friend, Mrs. Robert Bonham, of Tory Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rutherford and John, and Mr. and Mrs. Alan Darling and children, were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs, Adam Darling and fam- ily last Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Walker and boys, of Belgrave, visited on Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Alan Darling and with Mrs. Johann and Wilfred, Mr. ad Mrs, Clifford Scott and fam- ily, of Listowel, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scott and family, visited with Mrs. Andrew Scott last Friday. Coming Event The January meeting of the W. 1. will be held In the Community Ilall, on Wednesday, January 14th. Mrs. Harry Gowdy is convener for this meeting,„ 7b ilos4 44 4 400 tItit 4it ... t .. • ........... ottottlit ........... tomtit .... MR. A. RUBIN FAMOUS FUR CO, 1952 Designs Now going Shown latdlviduidly fitted and styled. Several fittings at no additienal charge. Call 2761, Wingham for Appointment or write 808 'Seamed Street. Toronto titi444'' 4 ._little WATCH FOR BIG STORE-WIDE WINTER CLEARANCE MacINTYRE AKE Y :Parsonage by ROT, W. R. Tristram. They have left on a trip to Florida. Airman First Class Allen Witmer, of the U. S. Air Force, stationed in Texas, is :Wending 4 few ,weeks leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs Irwin Witmer. Miss Maude Harding, of Toronto, Spent the holidays at her home here. Miss Gladys Johnston, .otGalt, spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. Ebner Giles. NEW. QF BaMORE New Year's Message Given At Presbyterian Church Waake; and for polo, Elmer Schnurr and Jim Fischer, • Personals Mr. and Mrs. John Farrell spent New Year's with the latter's sister, Mrs. Nelson Louttit, of Wingham, Mrs. Neil McNeil visited her sister, Mrs. Nary Diekison, of Teeswater, re- cently, Misses Mary and Tillie Farrell, of Clifford, and Mr. George Nickel, of Carrick, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Farrell on Friday last. Mr, and Mrs, Carl Douglas visited in Toronto for a couple of days with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Southgate. Mrs. Douglas is also attending to business connected with a speelal musical course she is taking, Mrs. Lou Williamson, of Brussels, visited recently with Mr, and Mrs. Neil McNeil. Mr. and Mrs. John Fitch Jr., had as their guests on New Year's Day, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Becker, Miss Marjorie Lobeinger of Deemerton, and Mr, and Mrs. John Fitch Sr. Mr., and Mrs. Harry Miller and family, spent New Year's with Mrs. Miller's sister, Mrs. Dave Buchanan and Mr. Buchanan of near Goderich, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil McNeil and Mr. and Mrs, Jim McNeil and family spent New Year's with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Neil McNeil. We are pleased to report that Mr. Jim Renwick has returned home from Wingham Hospital and is making a satisfactory recovery, after his recent accident. Also Mr. Worthy MeNee is improving after a severe attack of g mumps, We extend our best wishes for the complete recovery of these boys. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Finlay enter- tained the Irwin family on New Year's Day. Mr. and Mrs. Ross McKague had as their guests on New Year's Day, Mrs. Andrew McKague, Mr. Jack McKague, Miss Jean McKague, Mr. and Mrs. Ken McKague, Mr. and Mrs. Weir McDonald and family, Mr. Leslie Dunbar and Mr. Herb McKague, of Tees water. Miss Mary Copeland visited for a few days this past week with Mrs. Harry Gowdy. Mr. and Mrs. Carlyle Cornish and Danny, of Seaforth, visited on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. N. Hunkin. Mr and Mrs. Roy Rutherford and John, spent New Year's with Mr. and Mrs. James S. Darling and family. The Dickson family were guests of Mr, and Mrs. A, J, Darling and family for New Year's. Miss Joyce Darling returned, to London, Miss Isabel to Kitchener and Miss Margaret to St. Marys the end of the week. Teev, M, Bailie preached a special New Year sermon in the Presbyterial Church, last Sunday. He likened the New Year to a Voyage which will not be completed until the end of 195e, He warned of hidden rocks. The male members of the choir, Messrs, Thomas Inglis, Alvin Mundell, laruee Darling, Robert Inglis, Ross Megague and George Mckel assisted by Mr. Bailie, "Oh Come, Oh Come, Emmanuel" as a fitting New Year number, Miss Lil- lian Darling was accompanist. Collection to Formosa For some years, the Presbyterian Sunday School has been setting apart the collection on the first Sunday of each month for missions, This has been used for a special missionary project and for the last three years has been sent to Formosa, to help sup- port a native pastor among the Tyal tribes in the mountainous regions of that country. A *hire of this pastor has been received and hangs on the walls of the S. 5, room, Also several letters have come telling of the work. Owing to the difficulties of travel in the mountains, these people have been more or less forgotten by the church at large. They are so anxious for the gospel message, they have offered to build churches without outside help if the mission council will just supply them with pastors. The Sunday School was able to send $110.00 this year for this work Y.P.U. The regular meeting of the Delmore Y.P.U. was held in the basement of the church on Sunday evening, De- cember 28th, The convener for the worship period was Ralph Dickson, and the meeting opened with hymn 170, after which the Lord's prayer was repeated in unison. Hymn 419 was then sung and the Scripture taken from John 4, 3-14, was readeby Wilma Haugh. Another hymn was sung after which Beth Inglis led in prayer. Tom Inglis led* a discussion on "Does it Matter What We Believe." The meet- ing closed with hymn 454 and the benediction. Euchre and Solo Party A large crowd attended the euchre and solo party in the Hall on Monday night. Twenty-two tables were in play. The conveners for the evening were Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Cathers, Mr. and Mrs. Justin Will and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Doubledee. The prize winners were: for euchre, Anna Miller, Doro- thy Will, Wm. Taylor and John Miss Shirley McNeill, of Brussels, spent the past week with her grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Neil McNeill. A number from here were guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Douglas, of Clif- ford, last Tuesday night. Mrs. J. S. Darling visited with Mrs. Harry Press one afternoon recently. Mrs, Margaret Johann and Wilfred spent New Year's Day with Mr. and 1 Mrs. John Aitken and family, near Walkerton. Miss Jean Elliott, of London, visit- ed over New Year's with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Elliott. iSi N DTA N N U N N • N N N U U I I 1 ottogs••••time 004 • tom ,,, • ,,, topttt it toot) ,, Int tot tout titAtms Fit in .! tit till! Mt 10 tlit It•I tlAtitt it A t St Wilt .0.111411410406,!iiltir For Saturday, January VI Back Bacon ,, . „ , „ lb. 40c Pork Sausage ....... lbs. 65c Fresh Side Pork, piece • ,, , • • ..lb. 35c 2 Fresh Side Pork, sliced ........ „ lb. 38c Shoulder Roast of Pork Fresh Ground Beef Butt Roast of Pork lb.b 43 58 cc lb. 50c Shoulder Roast of Beef lb. 55c Rib Roast, Rolled lb. 60c Rolled Boiling Beef .... . lb. 50c Not Rolled Boiling Beef lb. 40c USE BAKER'S BREAD • FOR QUICK MEALS and SNACKS • FOR SAVING TIME ON BUSY DAYS • FOR HIGHEST FOOD VALUE • FOR LOW COST BUDGETING FOR CONVENIENCE and SATISFACTION MacINTYBE'S GOLDEN CREAM BREAD, SLICED For your convenience in our own wrapper. Unsliced and Brown still in the Pardon wrapper. ALL WINTER GOODS and other merchandise EXTRA-SPECIAL REDUCTIONS on Ladies' Wintercoats All goods will be reduced 20 % COMMENCING NEXT WEEK MONDAY JAN. 12 Phone 35 vs, BUSY WIVES 1 ash Lockridge BUTCHER Winghara of .v.4KtO aleaeeeeaeataee rims !li t i 0 1 1 1M 11 1 1 0 t r il l a l l IT I I . 'Winigh411. Advame.e-Timea, '14124005ilars.. Wan. 7, 1953 RAP rino.t.0011.1=11•Inittlm.••••04•0.116.14••••••1.1.0.41.1•11...11.0•••041•0•041001.0411111.11.116(1.11.1411.0.4)44.0041•10.1)110.0.19.0411.1.0010•111. 1