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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1960-04-27, Page 5• Look what I get for stepping on spiders! And what do you know , it's washday i But who cares with electricity to chase those washday blues. In homes with automatic electric. -washers and dryers . • , mothers have more time for little boys with nothing to do. More time for the children . more time for all the things you like to do . . that's the joy of owning a modern electric washer and dryer. When your washday disposition is "weatherproof" you'll find your nerves are "shatter-proof." In fact, you'll find that a great many of life's little problems "come out in the wash" when you own an automatic electric washer and dryer. To get more out of life— get the most out of electricity. LIVE BETTER ELECTRICALLY HYDRO Is yours D.S.L. or HILLTOP 4s-A' • `; I imq tits, Ors' 4 *AO Cpl Wrn4 -- td , CANDY FEATURE • McCORM1CKS - --.-ORANCE:Aid-LEMON 'SLICES 1 LB., ems CELLO acECIAL 29c .04 LIBBY'S FANCY rOMATO JUICE 48 OZ. TIN 27c LIBBY'S UNGRADED FANCY PEAS Z 15 OZ. TINS 37c BRIGHT'S FANCY APPLESAUCE is OZ. TINS 29c LYNN VALLEY — STD. SLICED PEACHES 2 is oz. TINS 39c ST. WILLIAMS WITH PECTIN STRAWBERRY JAM 24 OZ. JAR 49c SHORT GRAIN AL RICE CELLO 35c EYERYTH/Nflis 81110INIEN DOMINION STORES LIMITED 15 OZ. AMCTINS AM I LL SAG Sic —Garden Fresh PRODUCE' Goide• lUpe BANANAS .. tfii/Ok 011101011/4. *Mt A,104•*.L $Wk PK o0OF 79c DEEP OWN BEANS 3 ONLY AT DOMINION RICH ELIA COFFEE IMO ii ifMON • Web 41" (AMONe gPrAlt0 WITH SAVINGS! ALL PURPOSE SPECIAL FIVE OSES FLOUR PAIPIRIAG $ 1 79 ECONOMICAL SPREAD;: TULIP --- REGULAR , MARGARINE 4 1 LB. PKGS. 89c SERVE HOT OR COLO NABISCO SHREDDED WHEAT 278 BISC. PKGS. 55c Saving at time a Putt-holm DETERGENT POWDER, slim* 20c OFF PACK 67c GIANT PKG. ONTARIO COLOURED MILD CHEESE POUND 49c TE BAGS LIBBY'S—JUST HEAT AND SERVE 2 lbs. 33c SUNKIST ealitotniiii, Sweet .Tuiey V•letwift Size 168's ORANGES 2 doz. 69c Inipotted /O. 1, atimb• size 21's CELERY STALKS . ea, 19c VALUES ciiV& Mt WINGHAM HOUGHTON- Red and fiibirlaY Houghton are proud to announce the birth of their daughter. 011:r- icy Ann, ln Elgin-St. 'Thomas Hospital on. Stmatxy, April 1000, FRASW1. - At Winghant General Hospital, on Tuesday, April 10, 01 to Mr. ..and Mrs. 1)onalg.1 Fraser, R. H, son. BLAKE At Wingham Genera' nosPitg. on Tiiiirsday, April 21:, to Mr. and Mrs. Keith W. Blake, R. R. 7, Lticknow,. a daughter. MEYER -- At W1110401 General Hospital,. on Thursday. April 21. 1060, to Mr. and.. Mrs„ Robert Meyer, Teeswater, a daughter, WHITE At Wingham. General. Hospital, on Thursday,. April 21, 1060, to Mr, and Mrs, Raymond White, Belgrave, a -daughter. TFIOMPSOZsi----At Wingham Gener- al Hospital, on Saturday, April 28, 1960, to Mr. and Mrs. Sam Thompson, R. X, BeigraVe, a daughter. • THIFF.IVIAN—At Wingham General Hospital, on Sunday, April 24, MO, to Mrs. Bette Huffman, Teeswater, a daughter. FITCH — At Wingham General Hospital, on Monday, April 25, 1960, to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fitch, R. R. 1, Wroxeter, a son. 'FOXTON At Wingharn General Hospital, on Monday, April 25, - 1050, to Mr.- and Mrs. John Fox- ton, Wingham, a daughter. FITCH — At Wingham General Hospital, on 1V.fonclay, April 25, 1960, to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Fitch, R. R. 1, Wroxeter, a son. (Ex- pired April 25/. SANDERSON—At Wingham Gen- eral Hospital, on Tuesday, April 20, 1960, to Mr. a n d Mrs. I.,00n- ard Sanderson, A.R.' 1, Gorrie, 'a daughter. Evening Guild Meets at St. Paul's Mrs, Miller Davis opened the meeting of the., Evening Guild at St. Paul's Anglican Church last Tuesday with an Easter hymn and prayer. Mrs. Herbert Fuller read Scripture- „Mrs. C. R. Wilkinson filled in as seci.etary in the absence of Mrs L. Botichiii% It' was annonneed that the now baiiiiiret•-tahleS had arrived and a discussion was held on the pur- chase of small chairs for the nur- sery room. Nothing definite was settled on, this matter and it was held over until the next meeting. Plans were made for several ban- quets that were scheduled for this month. Rev. C. F. Johnson spoke on the affiliation of- the ...Evening Guild with the Altar Guild and explain- ed the setting up of communion. Lunch was served by Mrs. Terry Nethery, Miss Lillian Ellacott and Mrs. Herbert Fuller. • .1.1,uchre at Legion Tile. 111,St regular euchre -of the. season, sponsored by the Ladies' AlPtillary to the Canadian Legion. was. held in the Legion Home on Monday evening with thirteen tables in pJay. Mrs, Willis 1lall had the high score for the ladies and -'Nellie gall was high for men, Mrii, gob Casernore won the prize foe the high score for the lady playing as Man. Consolation prizes went to Mrs. Gertrude Alien and Bill: Johnston. Mrs, Stuart Mc:Burney won the door .prize.. A social tirao. followed. The ladies of the Auxiliary are grate- ful to all those who have support- ed the euchre parties • during the winter months, Huron Liberals Arrange Meeting Hon. .1. W. Picitersgill, M.P., Ot tawa, will address the annual meet- ing of the Huron Liberal. AMOS, bon, it was announced this week. The meeting, which follows. a /din- ner, is being .held. in the Legion lien, Clinton, Friday evening, May 6th, Pickeragi11 is 4. Prominent' member of the Liberal .opposition in. Ottawa, lie Is a former minis-. ter of eitizenship and harnigra- Ron. Tickets for the dinner are avail- able from association officers, the various municipalities, • e- isa aa, fanners it s n WINAM 'The -Worktnan':$ Shopping Centre — BOOTS — SUNDRIES Our Large QUantitY 'BuYing remits. U4 Sell 'Cheaper, HarristogDrive THEATRE for matchless style! TUB PICTURIII of these young men skt a illeVour iniseball game hi 1915 was contributed by Mrs. Ella Burke and the names- were supplied by Brat Maeli,eintf Bud( row, left to right, Jhn Miii,say, Ed. yaSli.alid Ted Elliott; centre row, Wally Miller, 'Frank Mac- Lean„ George .l'acques and Bob Brooks; front; Bob Currie, Sgt. Dick "T Bone" Mann of the. 1.61sit'init- talion and an unidentified man. Frank MacLean is a brother of. 1111,• l‘fargant!t o no pre d maci--cau of town, ,Bien MtirraY and Wally Miller live in Wingham, and: B.: A. elirkleAl'ilifing. bam passed away recently. Diel Mann -lives' in Cal ifornia. The picture was taken in the hall park and -the bouso In the left was the home of Police Chief George Alien and a corner of the Robert Alien. residence, (now Roy Adair's homey -is in the right hackgrothild., . FRIDAY and SATURDAY APRIL 29' Another Big Double Bill Program :141 Chandler and Fess Parker Keehnicolor and Starring AWKER "WHEN HELL BROKE LOOSE" First Show at Dusk. 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