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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1957-05-29, Page 3• Come With the CroWds to Western Ontario's Biggest Cash Bingo 3 CARDS FOR $5.00 ADMISSION " Entitles You to Play on ALL 16 BIG GAII/ES at the TO TO SOUP HEINZ — CONDENSED SPECIAL 1' 3 10-0Z. 350 TINS Drive-In Theatre LISTOVVEL JUST HEAT AND SERVE! SPECIAL IN TOMATO SAUCE — COOKED ! wii• IllEgam SPAGHETTI 2 330 ADD ZEST TO ANY MEAL ! PURE TOMATO BEENE FLETCHUP SPECIAL! 230 11-0Z. BOTTLE MARGARINE—REGULAR 1-LB. PKG. SHORTENING DOMES'fIC WELCH'S GRAPE JUICE BOTTLE 24-0Z. MARGENE Newly Medea Institute Officets PERCY CLARK Plumbini` Heaang Air Conditioning Wingham Phone 255 ' wApA GAS OIL OR 4&I FIRED GRAVITY OR WINTER Alft coNDITIoNinp MODELS .. . . ... n .Mcl.NTOSH. & WARD:, CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS .BELL- Tageriwp, BUR.DINgt . . W.aikertcm " • 0-ntl..09 ..00111.11101thiliiiiiiiiiltliiiiiiiiltillii001.01111111011111i111011111.11101111164 • R. HAMILTO OPTOMETRIST Thoroughness — Ability 'Time tested •Iiiimorturneinewintitimuloiriirunsilowiscopinilopownemoosial. . • • Phone 37 Appointment • al'amilummmlonammAimm4Momarnimmalliminal0114Almam ,T,HE HURON COUNTY COUNCIL will Meet. in THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS COURT HOU,SE, .GODERICH WEDNESDAY, )UNE 12, 1957 at 10.00 a.m. All accounts, notices of deputations, should be in the hands of the County Clerk not later than Saturday, June 8th, 1957 A. H. Erskine, Clerk _ County of Huron. The, newly 'elected officers Of the East Huron Women's Institute examine one of the many items from the homecrafts on display at the 55th district annual Meeting, held in the Fordwich community hall on Thursday, From left to right are Mrs. Stanley Bride, feder- ated representative, Fordwich, R.R. 1; Mrs. H. Harris, 2nd vied preSi- Mrs. G. F. Johnston Elected East Huron W. I. President dent, Fordwich; Mrs. Grayson Richmond, let vice president, Monkton, R.B4 1; Mrs. Andrew Simpson, honorary president, Listowel, RR. 1; Mrs. James Armstrong, alternate, Brussels; Mrs. Glenn F. Johnston, president, Gorrie, R,Ft. 1 (holding object) and Mrs. Crosby Sothern, secretary-treasurer, Fordwich.—Advance-Times photo, LUMBER — BUILDING — CUPBOARDS Telephone 260w Winghaur ' WALL TILES GET YOUR ;FEED AT THE Beigrave Co-operative .,13EL.dRAVE Phone Brussels 14r10 Wingham 10651V FORDWICH—The 55th annual meeting of the District of East Huron • Women's Institute was held in tim Fordwich community hall on, May 23rd with a large attendance. Mrs.'. Andrew Simpson of Listowel; the' district president, presided over the sessions. Very ,gratifying reports were giVen,•by the district secretary- -treasurer, Mrs. Crosby .8othern of Fordwich, and by the district con- veners. Miss Grace Hamilton of „the flonte Economies Service'of Toron- to, discUsSed the extension service and the .new leader training course. Mrs, R. J. McKellar of Kincardine, F.W.I.O... board director, brought greetinga.,.. from . the ;•provinbial boarcil and gave instruction in variOus Institute procedures,. 1VIiss Shirley -Bullock, bomb economist, sp6ke on' 4-H Club 'Work, congratu- lating both girls. and leaders on their success with club woik. Mrs. Stanley Bride of Fordwich, whO had represented the Women's In- . , 1111111111•111111111111111111111 Oa slim a r TOUR. - FRI. MAY 80 - 31 "1-.L)CY GALLANT" , Colour Jane Wyman, Charlton Heston SAT. - MON. .JUNE 1 - Double Featuro "Riders To The Stars" Colour .William tundigan Herbert Marshall "BROKEN STAR" -Howard Duff,, Leta Baron stitutes, of Huron . County at Vine- land,. gave a very 1,,teresting:cre- pert of things learned ' at the forum. -Community singing was conduct- ed both morning and afternoOneby members . of Fordwich r' Mrs,' Gordon Greig of . Bluevale gave 'a humorous 'reading. Mrs. R. j, McKellar,..of Kincardine, con- ducted . the election of . officers— -as follows: • Hon. 'pros., Mrs. Andrew .SIMP- soiy, Listowel; president, Mrs. G. F. Johnston,. Gerrie; 1st vice, Mrs. Grayson Richmond, 'Monktoal..2nd vice, Mrs. ilowa'rcl Harris, Ford- wich; . sec.-treas., Mrs. Crosby S.othern, Fadv,,ich; •fed'. rep., Mrs. Stanley Bride, Fordwich; alternaA1,. Mrs. ,James Armstrong, BrusSeISY auditors, Mrs. Allan Munn) and Mrs. Harvey Patterson, • WroXeter. Conveners appointed to standing committees were: Agriculture and Canadian -Industries, Mrs. Alex Corrigan,- Bluevale; "eitizenship . and education, Mrs. A. W, Step- hens, Brussela; community activi- ties and public relatiOns,- Mrs, Robert Bennett,. Walton; historical researeh and . current .events, Mrs. Gilbert Howes, Wroxeter; home economics and health, 'Mrs. Jno. Campbell, Listowel;. resolutiOns, Mrs, Emerson Ferguson, Clifford; . juniors, Mt's.. Lyle Murray, Clif- ford. ' . The Forclwich served dinner. Send 50 Guides to Centenary Camp . Dominion Stores Limited will send 50 Girl Guiges„ all-expenses paid to the Girl Guide Centenary Camp from Aug. 8th to 19th. This Centenary Camp, situated on Doe Lake, just north of Huntsville, On- tario, will be -one of the most im- portant events in Guide activity in this generation. It will be attend- ed by Guides from every corner of the globe, including 500 from all across Canada. Of the 500 from Canada, 50 will be guests of Do- minion Stores. These 50 Guides will be chosen on a regional basis in cooperation with Girl Guides Assoeiation, through an essay contest "What It Means to Be a Girl Guide". Entry forms for the contest are being distribUtel by the- Uides' organiz- ation. The Centenary Camp, iS held as part .of the celebrations for the centenary of the birth of Lord Baden-POwell, founder of the Scout and Guide movement, Guide lead- ers have bee'n'laying plans for the camp for months. It is anticipated that seine 1,500 girls will attend with 500 from Canada, 500 from the E,S. and another NO from var- ious parts of the world, • FORDWIGII A number of girl's from here attensled a shower on Friday night in honor of Miss Phyllis Keith, bride-elect of next Month, held at the home of Mrs. Bruce Arnent, fourth line of Wallace, Messrs. James Vittie, Mel Allan, Fraser Lynn, William McCann, Carl Ettinger and George Pitten-, dreigh attended- a district meeting of the Canadian Legion in Harris- ton on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Haase and family of Winthrop visited' Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mc- Clement. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Ridley and, children of London visited over the week-end with Mrs. Dora Ridley. Mr. William Brown and Mr. Jack Brown visited one day last week with Mrs, Agnes Jamieso'n in • Fergus Hospital. The sympathy of the community is extended to Mrs. Williath Wade and Miss Beatrice Wade in the sudden passing of a son, and bro- ther, Mr, Clarence Wade in Bel- grave on May 26th. Mr. Jack Holt is at present con- fined to St. Joseph's Hospital, London, where later this week he will undergo surgery. A speedy re- covery to health is wished for 'him. Mr. Mac Corbett of London spent the week-end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Matthews. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wray of Wingham .visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Harding. 'Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Galbraith, Mr and rs. Jim Strong and Mr. and Mrs.,Lindsay Galbraith visited Sunday with relatives in St. Cath- arines. A A' benefit dance for Mrs. Joe Hafer will be held on Friday, May 31 in the community hall. Mr. and Mrs. Wray Cooper and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Doig spent one days last week in London. Mr. and Mrs. Hoyden Devitt visited with relatives in Kitchener one day last week, Week-end Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Keith were Mr. and Mrs. Scott Keith and Randy of Kitch- ener, Miss Thelma Snelling and Mr. Peter Chiomey of Port Col- borne. Mr. and Mrs.. Jack Brown and family visited one day last week WHITECHURCH Miss Marjorie Currie of London spent the weekend- with her mother, Mrs. H, J, Currie, Billie Willis ,spent the Week-end with his grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. S. C. of Gowanstown. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth' Mason and family visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fleming Johnston of Bluevale, and celebrated several birthdays. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fraser and son Randy of Walton visited on Sunday at the home of her sister, Mrs., John Jamieson. Mrs, Chas. Johnston, of Belgrave, who has been a patient in Wingham Hospital 'following an operation, is recuperating at the home of her son, Clark Johnston. Mrs. Jas, Jamieson has been a patient in Wingham Hospital dur- ing the past few weeks and is im- proving. "• Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Snell and baby son, of Westfield visited with her mother, Mrs. E. Dow on Thurs- day. in Guelph with Mrs. W. R. Duncan. Mrs. Ruby Forester of Toronto spent 'the week-end at her home here. Mr. and Mrs, Eldon Graham and family of Toronto are spending some time at their home here. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Harding, Mr, and Mrs. Cecil' Wilson and Margaret Anne, Mr. and Mrs. El- mer Harding ,and Mrs. Robert Wood attended the graduation of their daughter and sister, Miss Reita Harding from the School of Nursing at ViCtoria Hospital, Lon- don, A reception was held for the family afterwards at the home of a cousin, Mrs. Robert McAlistair of London. Congratulations to Reita from the community on completing her three years of training, Dr. J. D. Porde assisted by three health nurses administered polio vaccine to school and pre-school children at the Fordwich Public School/last week. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Keith spent a day last week in Kitchener. Mrs. George Baker is spending two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Bus Giles in Arkona, Mrs. Orville Guy of Mitchell spent two days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Howe. WE SYMBOL :y9Hut: --GMARANTEiE -Of OUAKIT CUT BREAD COSTS"! CARRY IT HOME AND SAVE! SLICED WHITE RzCIENEEMO BREAD ONTARIO — No.(1 COLOURED MEE C E SE ENJOY FRESHLY GROUND 1-LB. RECEMELLOCOFFEE j BAG 950 HEINZ PREPARED HEINZ—WHITE SPIRIT MUSTARD 2 riazg 210 VINEGAR 14211A SERVE A DIFFERENT DESSERT! OAKLEAF — CHOICE LOM AIID PLUMS BORDEN'S INSTANT MALTED CANNED PORK LOAF 1=71z' 51 McLAREN'S — Manzanillo Stuffed 360 OLIVES 6-0Z. JAR 350 7 FLAVOURS 330 FRESHIES 5 PIC" 260 BEEHIVE OR CROWN CORN 5-LB. 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