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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1960-03-16, Page 3Food baked with butter—stays fresh, tastes better! ONTARIO CREAM PIRCIDISERe MARK TING HOARD ,.REPRESENTING. 50,000 CREAM PROWEla The Advance4imect, Wad, MitnIt• 10, 1200 • ft: W -R HAMILTON twommonompoomoffitommumniffionsmommounimpor • OPTOMETRIST ii Ili .. i Now It whole new golden world of SIGHT and I SOUND. See our HEARING,iAID GLASSES, • • .., lightest in weight, 1 i i i Phone 37 for appoint 11 51111118illiso lliiiiiiiiimo111 s1 ►mmonimplipillicionglIll11Ntoitillutioloi8140815 at CRAWFORD MOTORS 1959 DODGE 4-door Sedan This is a one-owner ear and is 'spot)ess. con- 'ditien. 1959 DODGE, 2-door A one owner ear in top shape 1958 DODGE 4-door With Vs motor and radio. This is also a ,iniu owner ear and is in meel/k•Akt ,condition. 1957 DODGE 4-door sedai With v5 motor, a good buy 1956 DODGE 4-Door Sedan Motor just overhauled 19541 DODGE 4-door -Sedan 1953 CHEVROLET 4-door 1953 FORD 4-Door Sedan In good condition 1953 DODGE Club Coupe 1957 DODGE 1/2-ton Pick-up V-S motor, long wheelbase, 1953 GMC Tractor, 143" wheelbase TWO-WHEEL TRAILER with racks • Your Dodge, DeSoto and Simca Dealer Phone 710 Wingham. [MOVE Mrs, Ted rear Is a patient kn the Wingharn General Hospital, suf- fering from pneumonia, Mrs. Orval Taylor was a patient for a feW days in the Wingharn General Hospital, Mr, Ge'die Wheeler and Billy of London were visitors on Sunday with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Herb Wheeler. Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Taylor and family of Sarnia visited on Sunday with his parents, Mr. and. Mrs. Or- val Taylor. Mrs. Earl, Anderson is convener for the March education meeting of the BelgraVe Women's Insti- tute to be held CM Tuesday, March, 22nd. The roll call will be ans- wered by naming a favorite school teacher and something remembered about her. , Mr. Albert Bacon attended the Hog Producers annual meeting held Thursday and Friday at the King Edward. Hotel in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs, Albert Bacon, spent the week-end with their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ger., aid Augustine, at 'Burlington, Mrs. C, G. McCrea has received word of the death of her aunt, Mrs. Laura Bowen, of Deseronto. The funeral was held from St. Mark's Church there on Saturday, CGIT Meeting Held Friday BELGRAVE—The regular meet- ing of the Canadian Girls in Train- ing was held on Friday evening, opening with the purpose and a hymn. Linda Johnston and Wen- dy Fear were in charge of the wor- ship service. 'The Scripture les- son was read from Acts. The girls enjoyed the story, "A Good Neigh- bour". The singing, of a hymn and the benediction closed the worship service. ' The girls continued their study on Africa and played an African game. The singing of Taps closed the meeting. Club 20 Meets BELGRAVE— Mr. and Mrs. Harold Vincent welcomed the members of Club 29 to their home on Thursday evening for a social time and to play progressive euchre. High prize whiners were Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse and George Johnston. Consolation prizes went to Mrs. Albert Bieman and Robert Grasby. Lunch was served. MRS.11AROLD VINCENT ENTERTAINS SOCIETY BELGRAVE- Mrs. finreirl Vin- cent welcomed the members of the Evening Auxiliary of the Woman's Missionary Society of Knox United. Church to her home on Tuesday evening for the regular meeting. The president, Mrs. Clifford Logan, opened the meeting with a hymn, followed by the minutes by Mrs. Clarence Hanna. Twenty-two members and two visitors answered the roll call. The penny collection was received and there were four home and five hos- pital visits to the sick and. Shut- ins recorded, The group accepted an invitation to meet with the Brussels group on April Rh, when Dr. A. Nimmo will be the guest speaker and show slides of his trip to Formosa. Members were reminded of the special service the Afternoon Aux- iliary is holding in the church on April 4th. Everyone was urged 'to attend the Huron Presbyterial meeting in Seaforth United Church on March 24th. The Easter Thank- offering ,meeting will be held on April 12th, with Mrs, O. Struthers of 'Mitchell as guest speaker. Mrs. James Coultas gave the treasurer's report and the offering was received and dedicated. Mrs, John Nixon and her group were in charge of the worship service, op- ening with a hymn and the Lord's prayer in unison. Mrs. Bill Coultes read the Scripture 'lesson and Mrs. James Coultes led in prayer. Mrs. Nixon was in charge of the study on Northern 'Rhodesia, ex- plaining about the copper belt, the farming and other things of in- terest. Mrs. Sam Pletch told about an African church. Mrs. NWon read about the origin of St. Pkit- rick. The meeting closed with a hymn and prayer, Mrs. George Johnston led in recreation. A bake sale was held with Mrs. Lewis Cook as 'the auctioneer and proceeds amounted to $14.00. Lunch was 'served. Award Diploma To Anson Ruttan Anson Ruttan of Fordwich was awarded a diploma for successfully completing the course in Poultry Health and Nutrition offered by Whitmoyer Laboratories Inc., My- erstown, Pa. He had returned from. Myerstown where he attend- ed the course. • This clinic was the final phase in an intensive course of study on poultry health control. Prior to attending the clinic he had receiv- ed preliminary instructions through home study lessons, Mr .Ruttan is associated with the Fordwich Feed Mill. RECEIVE INVITATION FOR JOINT MEETING FORDWICH—The March meet- ing of the W.A. of Trinity Angli- can Church was held at the home of Mrs. Nina Armstrong. In the absence of the president, the first vice, Mrs. Emmerson Ferguson, presided. Mrs. Roy 'Simmons read the Scripture lesson. Roll call was answered by 13 members and two visitors with a verse from Isaiah, Mrs. E. Hargrave reported that the • Len Crawford Motors Girls Prepare for Spring 4-1-1 Project quilt had been sold. Mrs. E. litroug ulna reported for the Ovitior Guild. Mrs. Wally Gibson was in charge of the study boots assisted by Mrs. Roy Sirrunens, Mr. E. liargrave,.. Mrs. Stan Forester and Mrs. B. Ferguson, An invitation was re-' eeived from St. Anne's Guild to' join with them for their April Rev. Attwell spoke on centennial plans and then closed the meeting with praybr, Lunch was served by Mrs. Gam King and Miss IVfarg,••• aret Armstrong, at MASON'S OLD STORE Friday and Saturday March 18th and 19th 10 a.rn, to 6 p.m. Odd lines of CHINA SCHOOL SUPPLIES = BOOKS WRITING PAPER ODDS AND ENDS Come Early for the Best Choice. MANY ITEMS AT A FRACTION OF COST CLEARANCE SALE 1 Air . . . BEGGRAVE The first meeting .of• the 4-14. Homemaking Club wan held at the home of the leader, Mrs. Irwin, on Saturday evening. The spring project, "Meat in the Menu", was o,pcned by repeating the 4-H Pledge and motto, follow- meeting, ed by an election of officers: Pres., Ruth Michle; sec., Joyce Procter and press reporter, Lila Black, Mrs. Irwin read a list of objectives' and told what supplies. were necessary for the project. It was decided to have red and, white covers for the record books. The assistant leader, Mrs. Johnson, showed measurements and Linda Johnson gave a demonstration on -dishwashing. At the close of the meeting lunch was served by Mrs. Irwin, „ONTARIO HOUSEWIVES SA FANCY APPLES![UCE CARNATION MILK 7 GREEN GIANT NIBLETS CORN . WHOLE BEETS 2c OFF PACK E 1 LB. 31c PKG. 7 IST6P SPECIAL, TIN S, 1 T5 INOSZ. 11 SPECI AL SPECIAL 6 14 OZ. gl TINS IA SPECIAL 7 20 OZ. 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