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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1956-05-09, Page 3MMILIMMOZEVEREMMINNININNINIW 4' x 8' Slifi'X'.IC • PLYWOOD ILA" Fir PLYWOOD , Dteg, $6.1,4, $4.32 5/16" Fir Ply Sheathing $3.68 • Regular $1.00 14" SYLV O ACRD Regular '$6.0$ 1/2" Gyplap Sheathing = $60; Ple4 rtr SATURDAY LAST DAY , DOOR CANOPY . Correctly styled — easily installed - — front edge drip ehnnnel - double protected steel two coats; baked, enamel. Green, Blue or Tile Red. 48" Width 36" pro- tection. $14.39 mss." $5A4 Beaver CANOPIED SAND BOX • The pre-cut Beaver Canopied Sandbox is easily. a,sseinhled and can be painted in gay outdoor colours,. Your children will enjoy hour after hour of- happy play in. this large canopied sandbox: 'PR&CUT, .READ(' TO ASSEMBLE CONVENIENT PROTECTION AL night canopy 'fits down over the box to keep the sand.dry and clean. -By day, the posts easily unfolded ta-'sttpport,the top as a sunshade - - or protection on a rainy day. Sandbox only- $4.95 Bottom extra $3.24' A ItOCOIY• x 4 FT. SIZE . FULL 10" •SIDES This year over 275 Beaver Lumber Stores from British Columbia to Quebec celebrate the 50th Anniversary, Join the celebration and enjoy the savings during the Anniversary Sale. As always your visit welcomed and we're glad to help with any home improvement. Q • BEAVER LUMBER COMPANY LiMiTED 1 SERVING CANADIANS 56 YEARS BEAVER Quick-Bin FENCING Inexpensive and Easy to 'Erect Beaver "Quick-NAB" Fencing in three popular st34s. Gothic Pick- et, Ranch Rail• and the new Basket -Weave all are pre-cut ready to build, Choose the style for ,your home to-day.: GOTHIC PICKET $4.79 Per 8 ft. section •ir'WH.•.i.IM•••‘" RANCH RAIL . $2.97 Per 8 ft. section WM. OVAV.M.MV.W.MOIM:MMOKI,Z k.\‘\\%. NWWWMOK61.1MEM 'mg:6 IVSARMIMA•kaliW,megriwtt b "t\ SWIMMotFf,1:0,0A.O.MMREM, • /: ' 13ASKETWEAVE $6.76 Per 8 ft. section FOR SAGGING FLOORS and WEIGHT SUPPORT ADJUSTA POSTS $8.5° The exeltis ye Ball and Socket joint will lift more weight, adjust easier, self align angling beams or other loads, (UMW phis for safety. Ilwers, ible post, corrosion resistant enamel finish, SATURDAY LAST DAY GARDEN TRELLIS 8' FAN TRELLIS $1 .49 6' WALL TRELLIS 79 c S 1 • a.-. n sill U U U U U U S U I U 1 U • • U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U n eter and of ,tits 4.004011: Cenfertillee meeting bola rn OnaariO, 'rhe ,president, Mrs. gelled Wight, man was.la charge of the bitaineaa period, when reports Ware heaTtli from the seeretary-treastirer and the gift fund, A thank yea card was read from Mrs. byle hopper and an invitation to Meet ;OWL the Westfield group on May 17 Was ac- cepted, An invitation was also 'flo'r cepted from the Evening Auxiliary to join with them far the C,G.T,T. affiliation service on May 8. Mrs, Herb Wheeler and Mrs. Michie were ,appainted to get history of the Presbyterian and former Methodist Women's IVfis,- sionary Societies and the meeting eland with prayer by M rs. Edgar Wightman, W.A. 'Meeting The Woman's Association meet-, lug followed and the theme was "Wonder, Reverence and Adora- tion". The, opening hymn was sting and Mrs, Kenneth Wheeler read the Scripture lesson, The mod ita,, tion, "What Is Man?" was read- by Mrs. George Michie, followed by prayer. A discussion was held concern- ing a garden party to he held seine time in June. A letter of thanks for a donation was read from the Mission to Sailors on Inland Wa- ters, A hymn and the Mizpah bene- diction closed the meeting. • DISCUSSES BRANTFORD TRIP (Too late for last week) BELGRAVE—The regular meet- ing of the C.G.I.T. was held on Friday evening, and opened with the C.G.I.T, Purpose and a song. The minutes of the last meeting were read by Patsy Logan and the treasurer's report was given ,hy Margaret Wightman. .A trip to the Brantford Six Nations Reserve Was discussed. Marlene Purdon, and Marilyn Pengelly were in charge of the worship period. The call to wor- ship was read by Marilyn Pengel- ley, followed by a hymn. , A story, "Matter of Importance", was told by Mrs. Ted Fear. Psalm 51. was read by Marlene Turden and Marilyn Pengelly led in pray- et'. This service closed with the benediction. The study book about the church and Canadian Indians was taken by Mrs. Ted Fear, Lorna jolt and Kay VanCamp. The Meeting closed with 'Taps, ALummum DOORS COMBINATION Deluxe Complete Standard with Hardware $39.95 BOSS—UNEED THAT RELIANCE CHECKUP SPECIAL! 11111111111110111111011111111111 pi migiunompliiimiputwomminimomojimplumoinlislimilmoillufflociwiluntioiiimatompiliiiiill11101111•11411•111111411,itgiglillimiiiiiiiiminiiiimpluitilliiliCIIIIIIIIM 1 • ":" " 77. • " ."' The Winghom. 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Spacemaster fOLOINfillljORS Save f,,iPACE- Add BEAUTY EASILY AND INEXPENSIVELY Gab' back all the sailer that old-fashioned swinging &ors IMAM tlitCerk AWAY. (hod for With. aill $thkr.:1 tratii0M1 and diltablo• washable fabric covering.. Easily in, stalled . , painted or slip= teVer as desired, BiatORAYTil —The regular meet- ing Of the Woman's. Missionary Society and the 'Woman's ASSOChl", tion of .KneX -United Church was lAeld on Wednesday afternoon in the church, The, WIVI,S, meeting opened with a worship service in Charge of Mrs. Stewart Procter. Several Scripture passages well) read by Mrs, Harold Praetor, The meditation was read by Mrs. S, Procter, The work done by Miss Agatha Coultes, missionary n Nanaimo, British Columbia, was told by Mrs, J. M, Coultes, MrS. 3, H. Coultes led in prayer and Mrs, George Michie gave reports of the Huron Presbyterial meeting held in Ex- KNAVE Martin Grasby, Ross Robinson, Simon Hallalian and James Michie were in Guelph on Wednesday. Miss Shortreed of the Beck Me- morial Sanatorium staff at Byron visited on Sunday with Miss Fran- ces McCrea and Mrs. 'A. IA, Per- due„ Mr. Vernon Bell of San Diego,' California, .visited a few days this week with his nnPlo and aunt,. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Smith and also with Mr, and Mrs. James Lainont and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McCrea. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Campbell visited over the week-end with their son, Mr.. Lorne Campbell at Niagara Falls, LADIES' GUILD. MET THURSDAY BELGRAVE—The regular meet- ing of the Ladies' Guild of Trinity Anglican Church was held ,at ,thd home of Mrs, Richard Procter nn Thursday afternoon, The president, Mrs. Lawrenee Vannan was in charge and. opened ethe meeting with a hymn ':followed by the prayer of General;Thanks- giving and the Lord's prayer. `le, pealed in unison. The 'scripture les- son taken from Mark 16 was 'it act by Mrs. Cooper Nethery. the. 11111111- tes of the previous meeting were read by Mrs. Richard Procter. It was decided to hold a sale of articles at the next meeting. 'Fees were received, also the birthday box collection. The roll pall was answered with a proverb. The topic, "The Church In India," was taken by Miss Stella. Nethery.. Mrs. Win. Brydges conducted a, contest. Rev. Eren de Vries closed the meetinc, with prayer. Grace was sung and lunch was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Cora Mc- Gill and Mrs. Alec Nethory, SPRING CHECK-UP SPECIAL II COMPLETE CHASSIS LUBRICATION and you get all this... 04 11 OIL CHANGE ,V RADIATOR DRAINED AND FLUSHED -V FRONT WHEEL BEARINGS REPACKED PL US. 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Theme BELGRAVE—The Women's - In- stitute meeting will be held in the community centre on May 15, the theme being agriculture. The roll call will he answered by naming an improvement needed in homes or on farms. The address will be given by Mrs. A, Coultes and Mrs. Clarence Wade .will sing a solo. There will be a sale of 'articles sewn, grown or made during the winter months. Lunch will be served by Mrs. Stanley Cook, Mrs. Richard Procter and Mrs. Cora McGill, MORRIS TOWNSHIP COUNCIL MEETING The Morris Townshil Council met in the township hall on April 30th, with all the members present. The minutes of the last meeting were read and adopted on motion of Stewart Procter and Wm. El- ston. Shortreed-Duncan--That Wm, MeArter he appointed trench inspector for the Township of Mor- ris. Carried. Elston-Procter—That we give the Belgrave Pipe Band $50.00. Carried. Shortreed-Procter—That the road accounts as presented by the road superintendent be paid. Carried. Elston-Duncan—That the audi- tor's report be accepted. Carried. Shortreed-Duncan—T hat the meeting adjourn to meet again on June 4 at 8 p.m. Carried. The following accounts were paid; Advance-Times, advertising, $7.74; Pearson, Edwards & Co., sup- plies, $9.83; S. H. Blake, Municipal Association fee, $15.00; Town of Wingham, fire truck attending fires, $125.00; Pearson, Edwards & Co., auditing, $265.00; Norman Cook, Belgrave Pipe Band, $50.00; Alex Shaw, warble fly inspector, $230.24; Gordon Nicholson, spray helper, $148.50; Relief accounts, $81.91; Geo. Martin, drain by-laws, $70.00. Bailie Parrott, Reeve, Geo. C. Martin, Clerk.