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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1956-07-11, Page 3EE2T.±. DRESSING 18 OZ. JAR 35o 3 2 OZ. JAR 610 FORDWICH 'Woman's Association Met Thursday. FORDWICH. — The Woman's Association of, the United Church, held its regular meeting in the 01'11401 Parlers on Thursday after- noon, The president, Mrs, Oeo, Rich- Ards opened the meeting with the hymn "Prase My :Soul, the King of Heaven" .followed by the Lord's prayer, The Scripture, Psalm In, was read by Mrs, Geo, Pfttendreigh. Theme for the ineelinlg "Loving, Kindness of the Lord", was given by the president. "0. Thou My Soul, Bless God the Lord", Was snug, Til0 roll call was answered by 15 members' and two visitors, It was decided to have the stairs widened to the basement also front entrance covered with Inlaid line oletun, 7,11,e‘ meeting closed with prayer. The afternoon was spent in quilt- ing and lunch was served. by br,rrii. Gab, Pittendreighr •Mrs. P. Patter- son, Miss M, McElWain, FORMIC!! for4wicliPublic School Promotions ',FORDIVTOK.-grada 8 to. .19,— Lloyd Cober, Whoa gar*. Bob. Hoffman, Paul Schaeffer, Poring,. Sietrearot,0 7to Bill Wallace,g .8--Marie wpwnp.,, Dianne Carswell, Jim Duig, Ann Nallonaen, Bonnie Inglis, Mary Johnston, Larry McDerrnitt, Fraser Pollock., Sharon Pollock, Ruth • Rumple, Marian Rattan. Grades fi to 7-7-jean Foster, David. Inglis, Ward •Lohr, Jean Siefert, Pauline Sothern„, Grade 5 to 5—Doris Carswell, Ruth -Cober, Marjorie Connell, .Shir- ley Darig, Wayne Marriner, Audrey Rattan, Gary Sothern, Larry Sider,. John Wilsen, Rona M, VariVelsor,, teaCkter. Will1104.40 A4Vaner4111100it WediVoidlY) ,401Y A. X96. PAP '• Mrs. .Raymond =lea. Miss. Flora Stewart is spending a ,month at .Ardloch Lodge, lcinear-' Miss Mabel Coultes of Toronto arrived last Week for :several months' stay at her 14,IIMIleV. here, Miss ',carol Newman has retu.rned. to her home in Harriston after a visit at the boine of her aunt, Mrs. Stanley Darling. Mrs. Stanley Darling and Mrs. Charles Campbell • and children - visited , relatives at Rarriston and Mrs, Nora Moffatt, music super- visor for Morris and Turnberry schools is taking a; music- course at summer school in Toronto, Miss Phyllis Elliott is enjoying a holiday in Detroit„ A shower aid dance in „honer of Mr, anti Mrs, William „Connell was- held in tile community hall on Fri- day evening when a„ parse of money was presented and all enjoyed a peasant evening, Mr, and MrS, Harry Elliott at- tended the Mallwain reunion in Springbank Park, London, on Sun- day. A severe thunder storm in- Miss 4volYn rallis of Mount Vernon, Ohio, is spending some holidays, with her grandmother, Mr$, Ii, Fallis, Miss Rah Johnston and Ann Lindsay of Toronto are spending three weeks with Mr, and Mrs, Albert Johnston, MaSter Barry Matthews Spent iSst week with Mr, and Mrs, Mae Corbett in London, Mrs, W, Sothern and Nancy, Mrs, Torn McClement and Betty srenr, one day last week in Kiteh- e Mr. Chas. MeLauehlin. of 'Kente real visited, last week with Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Armstrong, Mr, and Mrs. Isaac Galbraith. and Bess of Kisbey, Sask., and John of Kenville, Man., Mr. and Mrs, N, Mader), and Jack of Poplar Point, Manitoba visited last week with Mrs, Emma Williamson. Mr, and Mrs, Angus Elliott of 1Stouffville are visiting with Mr, Harry Sansoin, • Mr. and Mrs. Crosby Sotheran spent Sunday with relatives in Strathroy and Aliso, Craig, Mrs, Uelpha Holland left this week for several months' visit to the western provinces. Miss Lenore Beswitherick is spending three weeks in Toronto, marking examination papers. Miss Phyllis Keith is spending the summer at Port Colborne, Dr. and Mrs. Fordo and family spent several clays last week at Lticknow. Dr, Forde,,stayed for a longer visit at the lake. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar,. WHITECOURCH BEFORE DEPARTURE Mr. ltrid Mrs. byte •OlmniPni inch Anne Mrs 49.3, Simmons and Master Pary'Sothern spent the week-end at Tnverhuren Beach With Mr, and 'Mrs, Deng Wildfang.: Mr. •Il•o.y Simmons and Mr. and Mrs, William. .Sothern :anal Nancy also .094 Sunday there, • Mr. and Mrs. Ocoite Walker and Clermse and Mr, and Mrs. Howard Walker arid' children, visited •on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, Harry Snell of .Dondesboro. Mr. and Mrs. James Henderson and son, James, And Mr, and Mrs. ,Jiffs, Tattrie of 'Brantford have been visiting over the 'week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Tiffin, and with his aunt, Mrs. Wm. Dawson, Mr, and Ms. Robert King and Edna, of Barrie, visited one day, lust week at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Ttiao rt rioob. ert s dRootshse ranKCiessvdh relatives t lirs l vres. in Wingham and Turnberry, VORDWICH—Mr. and Mrs. Q011 Cooper were pil;asaiitiy surprised at the home Olt Mr, and Mrs. Alex Keith, when about forty neighbors and friends gathered to hid thorn farewell Wore leaving for their new Menlo. in Atwood. They were presented with a tri- lite table lamp and Wrought iron magazine rack, The address was read by Mrs. Bari Moore and the: presentation made by Mrs. Sothern and Mrs. A. Keith. Kr.. and Mrs, Cooper thanked .every, one, Cards were enjoyed during the evening and a bountiful lunch wits served. Mr, and Mrs. Cooper have SOld their farm to Mr, and Mrs, 40 C. 'Jacobson of Beatty, Sask, LS....„ A „ MA Theatre LISTOWEL Turn ArmourieS on VIWY, 130 Irwin Wittnor'Dies At Fordwich Home Fo4pwww-x,i. Witmer diet' at his home -in the village. on .Thtirsclay, July $. He was 33 years of age, and his illness was short. Mr. Witmer was born in Howick Township on July 27, 1873. His wife, the former Edith Gedeke sur- vives There are two sons, Allan,' serv- ing with the United States Air Force in Texas and .Ralph, a resi- dent of Kitchener, One brother, Noah Witmer of Listowel and three grandchildren also survive. The funeral service" was held on Sunday at 2 p.m, from the-Ford- wich United Church, of which Mr. Witmel- was a member with Rev. J. W. Ilird officiating, Views., Fri., Ads 1l-Il Double Feature "Black Dakotas" (Colour) Wanda Hendrix, Gary Merrill "SI{ y Commando" • Pan Duryea Mrs. D. Dow and Nelson and Mrs, Norman Coultes visited on Thursday at the borne of Mr. and Mrs, Albert Wight of Petrolia. Misses Florence and . Margaret Moir, of Toronto spent last week at the home of their sister, Mrs. Jas. Richardson. Junior Room Grades 4 to 5—John Carswell, John Force, Richard Marriner, Jack Rattan,. Cameron Edgar, Janie Humbly, Donald Mitten, Grade 3 to 4—Jim Askin, Karen Carswell, Jean Browne, PeterI Fode, Keith Sider. Grades 2 to 3—Bobby Campbell, Grace Cullen, John Cullen, Marian Rickert, Helen Johnston. Grade 1 to 2—Billy Carswell, Douglas Gibson, Marilyn Fordo, Barry Matthews, Marjorie Ruttan. Beatrice S. Wade, teacher. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bricker in. Kitchener. Miss Mary Lou Bricker returned home with them for a couple of, weeks. Mr. and Mrs, Jim Vittie visited Sunday with Mr, Vitae. Mr, and Mrs, Fred Hambly and Janie visited Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Max Hambly and other rela- tives in Kitchener. The many friends of Mrs. John Boyd will be sorry •to hear she IS confined tO St. 'Joseph's Hospital in London. Mr, and Mrs. Glenn Doig of Catharines spent the week-end with Mr. and, Mrs. Ress Doig. The sympathy of the community Sat., Mon., July 11-16 "Boy From Oklahoma", (Colour) Will Rogers jr,, Nancy Olson M r. and Mrs. Jack Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Campbell, Mr, and Mrs. Blake Gibson, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Gibson, Frank and Bob Gib- son attended the 'funeral at Lucan of the. late. Mr. Roy Gibson. Miss Elizabeth Arinstrong is spending a couple of weeks with Miss Sharon O'Brecht in '1VIlinico. Mrs. Stan Bride spent Saturday in Gait, Mr. Earl Brears of Toronto spent the 'week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Bal Brears. Mr and Mrs Earl Moore visited terfcred somewhat with the day's enjoyment. Jack Elliott is attending ?eta- wawa Military Camp. and Mrs, Tom Millle••••••••••••••••• Tues., Wed., July 17-18 "Beast From 20 'Thousand Fathoms" (Adult) Paula Raymond Summer Social Standing of Indians Should Be Equal to Whites BLUEVALE—The Woman'I-As- sociation met in the United Church on Thursday, afternoon when the president, Mrs. R. A. Brook, pre- sided. The treasurer, Mrs. Alex Me- Crackin, reported receipts and ex- penditures for the first half of 1956, There were brief business discussions. It' was decided not to hold a meeting during the month of Aug- ust. goes to Mrs. Irwin Witmer and family in the loss of a husband and father. Miss Laura Donaghy is at pre- sent confined to Palmerston Hos- pital, having undergone an appen- dectomy last week. • Two ShoWs Nightly, • Rain or Clear - Box Office Open at 7.30 • First Show at Dusk Children .under 12 in Cars Free . Cartoons at Each Performance 1111111111111111111111111111111111111X11111111161411' St. Foods 1 marl • IRIS! SERVE COOL RESHING SALADS REF W.M.S. Meeting The W.M.S. ,met in the United Church on Thursday afternoon, with the president, Mrs. ,John Wickstead, in the chair. Mrs. Gordon Hall gave the sec- retary's report ,and' Mrs. Sparling Johnston the financial report. The study period was in charge of Mrs. George Hetherington, who read the Scripture. Mrs. W. J. Peacock led in prayer and Mrs. Sparling Johnston gave a reading, "Life's Lesson". Mrs. Hetherington read an in- teresting letter from a missionary of the United Church in Neemuch, India, describing conditions there. Mrs. James Johnston, in describ- ing missionary work among In- dians in Canada, said the Indian population is 145,000 and it is in- creasing every year. Twenty thous- and Indians are in the care of the United Church with 55 mission stations. Indians have too long been kept separate. They should be encour- aged to be a part of Canadian life and to take an interest in com- munity and national affairs. To this end Indian and white children are being educated 'it the same schools, as far as possible. Indians should have the same social stand- ing as other Canadians. "FOR YOUR SALAD BOWL" Imported No. 1 Red, Ripe 14 oz. cello carton TOMATOES 33c Ontario Grown. No, 1 Field It's the unbeatable array of extra luxuries that puts. 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Chevrolet is.without a doubt Canada's top ear buy L. Choose from the high-styled Bel Air series, or.. .. RADISHES Luscious, Ned Ripe 27 lb. average WATERMELON . $1.19 KRAFT OR MIRACLE FRENCH HEINZ—SPIRIT WHITE r1; DRESSING 13.W.: 310 VINEGAR 1,0:160 HANDSOME ELECTRIC CLOCK DIRECTIONAL SIGNALS ,f• I ,- Every Chevrolet comes to you already equipped with self-cancelling di-rectional signals. You pay nothing extra for this safe-driving essen- tial. Easy-to-read, accurate electric clock, framed in a sweep of bright metal. Set elbgantly below the fan-shaped radio grille, its a typical Bel Air luxury — you pay nothing extra! • FULLY ADJUSTABLE SUN VISORS Whatever direetion the sun shines from-,you're protected. Tlic adjustable visors swing to the side, tilt up and down — even slide toward each other! A typical Bel Air luxury— you pay nothing extra. SO GOOD, SO MANY WAYISsl—HELLIVLANN'S CLARK'S QUALITY PRODUCTS 590 16 OZ. JAR GLEAMING WHEEL COVERS Full-width chrome-plated wheel discs — a new touch of smartness that adds glittering distinction to every wheel. Typical Bel Air luxury — you pay nothing extra! JUST NEAT AND SERVE CLARK'S—IN CHILI SAUCE SPECIAL! 310 2 GLOVE BOX LOCK • A useful safeguard, and its key is the ignition key—the oily one you need, which also fits the doors and trunk. Chev-rolet's special ignition switch permits the car to be started while the key, which locks your valuables, is safely in your pocket. • 15 OZ. TINS Beans with Pork ca...anwo—FANCY CLARK'S TOMATO IRISH STEW 15 OZ. TIN 31P JUICE CLARK'S ASSORTED MEAT CLARK'S TOMATO OR VEGETABLE 20 OZ. 150 TIN GLOVE BOX LIGHT Just open the glove compart-ment and the light snaps on. No more fumbling in dark corners— everything's handy 'and brightly lit. A typical Bel Air luxury—you pay nothing extra SPREADS 21I'N't 210 SOUPS ' 2 1° 'z' CRANK-OPERATED VENTIPANES No pushing, no pulling, no slipping, front window venti-panes crank open and shut like every. other window. Such a convenience, it's standard now on every Chevrolet —you pay nothing extra! 230 TINS RELAXING ! INVIGORATING ! STIMULATING ! OF so PKG. 90 SPECIAL OF Z; 150 lOc OFF PACK 390 10 OZ. 25 0 TINS RED ROSE—ORANGE PEKOE , TEA BAGS SPECIAL OFFER! SAVING AT TIME OF PURCHASE INSTANT DOMELIGHT SWITCHES ON ALL 4 DOORS Automatic domclight snaps on , not only when you open front doors, but when cuiy door is opened. A very sensible courtesy, and a typical Bel Air luxury —you pay nothing extra! 14 OZ. Chocolate Mil-ho PKG. SERVE ONE HOT DISH PER DAY! HEINZ—CONDENSED Mrs. Moffatt's Pupils Pass with Honors BLUEVALE—The following pupils of Mrs. Nora Moffatt passed with honors the Western Ontario Conservatory of Music examina- tions in June: Grade 1, Gordon McMurray; Grade 2, Julia Thornton; Grade 3, Hugh Mundell; Gade 4, Carol Robinson, (Gerrie); Grade 5, Ross Peacock, Kathleen Craig; Grade 6, Carol Greig. NYLON-AND-VINYL UPHOLSTERY The most modern, most beau-tiful, most serviceable mate-rial —luxurious as it is prac-tidal. Chevrolet trade this miracle fabric standard on all itinciels—and you pay nothing extra! TOMATO SOUP HEINZ SANDWICH CRUNCHIE —SWEET "BABY-GUARD" REAR DOOR LOCKS With the pushbutton down, the door can't be opened even from the inside! An important protection for small children, so every 4-door Chevrolet has them.r. you pay nothing extra! TRUNK LIGHTS IN BUMPER 'GUARDS Two lights, Set safely •arid 0 strategically in the bumper guards,' brighten every corner of the spacious trunk, All CheVrcilets have thisluxury • but you pay nothing extra! SPREAD JAR' 290 GHERKINS 63ca 250 ROSE BRAND SWEET MIXED HEIN;6—PREPARED, YELLOW PICKLES 16 OZ. JAR ail iniao MUSTARD SJII. 120 • SHORTENING—NEW MARGARINE—REGULAR MARGENE I'M: 350 DOMESTIC PKG, 320 • SHORTENING 2c OFF PACK ! MARGARINE—REGULAR sas. •..4-7-•••••7• „.. TULIP ;lg. 310 SNOWFLAKE inict 260 SERVE HEALTHFUL JUICES OFTEN J. WILLIAM HORSEY. BRAND FLORIDA SWEETENED 390 330 ORANGE JUICE 2 TINCIZ. 370 BLENDED JUICE 2 Todraz 310 GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 2 ENOsZ' 2 7 0 40TIONZ. 270 PAPER PICNIC SUPPLIES APPLEFORD WAX PAPER REOAX. FOOD SAVER Vglr.j.' 310 PAPER CUPS Ati OZ. TIN 48 OZ. BLUEVALE TIN Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hamilton and four children, formerly of Palmer- ston, have moved to their new home recently purchased from A. D. Smith, Mr, and Mrs, Charles Coultes have returned from a week's visit with their daughter, Mrs. George German, at'Clinton, Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Darling were Mr, and Mrs, Jack Bradwell mid Mr. and Mrs, Howard Lintz and sons, all of Mildnuty, and Donald Darling of Toronto. Mr, and MO. Bill Hutton of Listowel visited Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Gamble on Sunday, Mrs, Mao rtobertsee of 13ran- don, is visiting relatives In this community, She is a daughter of the late Hugh Johnston, formerly of Morris Township, "Mr. and Mrs. C. 13, Hoffman and Miss Joyce wcre Satday visitors at Norwich, Jim Mcicinney is taking a sum- mer course at Western University. Rev. 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