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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1960-06-15, Page 3SPECIAL FRUIT COci$T$1,9 i0 10. SERVE CHILLED MARTIN'S CHOICE APPLE JUICE SPECIAL 4 4;ZZ. $1.00 SERVE SOUP 'N' SANDWICHES TOMATO OR VEGETABLE (AMP ELL'S is b S SPECIAL 1.0:. $1 .00 Make dairy foods — daily foods! ONTARIO CREAM PRODUCERS" MARKETING BOARD REPRESENTING 50,000 CREAM PRODUCERS ET'S ALWAYS BETTER WITH CUTTER • Or r eSenialiOnS — MICE AS FAST ! We are pleased to &Ili-IOW-ice SMITH'S PURE TOMATO ATSUP 9 13 OZ. TINS .T..7•77,4 7"110Erli'VP"' 'tan her ors ter. the 'im, 411, Its and in non ion. !V II fin ill ji ; iii '61 10 loll =,.. a EI ii C a iii Ii ..„- i C a - -11 Iii i -t 111111111 IMMO. • CABBAGE ll llll l . lb. 5C Ininoriod 'WATERMELON, whole $129 HALVES . 69e (WARMERS — 9k'Iimainliw.40107m.""iir SERVE WITH RICHMELLO ICE CREAM DOLE FANCY • !'':-.so).1.A.$6""•• • or Match WALD'S BONELESS CANNED AP !COTS 3 LEMON-LIME, LOGANBERRY, ORANGE OR LEMON SYRUP CRONFELTS 3 BISCUIT FEATURE HILLTOP "PARTY TREAT" OATMEAL, RAISIN, COCONUT MACAROON BISCUITS 3POUND FULL PACKAGES MUSKATEER HALVES STANDARD IC E 3 16 OZ. BOTTLES 28 OZ. 7 OZ. TINS TINS OMOIHOmilMOOflun tJAMMVullimMoloMMIOAMOW EXPERT WELDINli Broken Parte Made Strong As New TOM E, POKER BLUEVALE WELDING AND CUTTING BuitvALE, 0NrAILIO Phone: Wingham 424w11 "Portable Welding and. Culling" t I ..... 1 .... .... wpm . ja11.110.10P.11.011111 iiiiii I iii 1 lll Win Prizes in L.O.B.A. Draw At the regular meeting of 1,.0.13.A. which was held in the hall Kist week the draws were made on the quilt, dolly and cushion, These were drawn lh Mrs. Rvden Devitt's store. That prize of the quilt, Mrs. Wellington Har- grave; second, dolly, Mrs. James Vittle; third, cushion, Mrs, Marlene Holland. Speaker Reports on London Conference VORDWICH---,The June meeting of the United ,Churett WX.S. was held at the home of Mrs. Robert Connell with Mrs. a K. 'Graham in charge .in the absenee. of tile press- dent; Minutes were read by Mrs. Crosby Sotheran. Twenty-four members answered the roll call With, -thought on ,"Time", Five. visitors were present and Mr, Has- Old Doig is the shut-ln for the month. Mrs, Mel Allan,',aa 'leader of the worship, opened with a hymn and prayer, Mrs. Allan, Mrs. Ira, Schaefer, Mrs. George .Ashton and Mrs. William 'Wilson read, passages of Scripture, Mrs, Harold Doig gave a short. talk on the thirty- fifth anniversary .of eintreh saying we must not .only look backward but forward. Mrs. -Doig read the roll call Of the snembers 0.4, that time, Mrs, Herb Rogers be- ing the' only member still with us. Mrs. A, F. Gardner led. in prayer. 'Mrs, Harold Doig introduced the guest speaker, .Miss of Wroxeter, the 'delegate from North Huron to-London Conference, held in Sarnia, .who gave her report, In closing she said we are to pre- Pare for the new organization of women beginning in 1961. Mrs. Doig thanked the speaker and pre- sented her with a gift. Mrs, Mel • Allan closed the meeting. Mission Band To Hold . Picnic PORDWICH—The regular meet- 'Mg of the Silver Star Missioh Band' was held' in 'the United Church Sunday School rooms, After the worship service and roll call, birth- day greetings were' sung to Karen Brown, Barry Matthews, BObby Clarkson, Charles Gibson. and Jimmy .Riehards, Mrs, E. Harding read the. story to the senior group. Classes divid- ed for their, usual .studies, Mrs. R. Gibson took the junior group for their story , and African , gaines were also played,. The next meet- ing in July will be in the form of a, picnic, date to, be announced later. St. Anne's Guild Wprks,on . . FORDWICH---The Juno meeting Of St. Anne's •.GUild, 'of ...Trinity Church "met at the home of Mrs. Don King with the president Mrs. W. Hargrave, presiding. Miss Rona VanVelsor gave a splendid report on the Workshop whiCh 'she attend- ed at Huron College. Miss Elva Foster was appointed 'assistant secretary to help the present secre- tary, Mrs. Mary Kato, who at present is not too, well. Two do- nations were made to the church and alSo a donation to the Altar Guild. ' It ,was decided to hive a box fixed' for the•Silverware.- Membcrs are, ietninded that there will be no meeting in July. During the even- ing some quilting 'was. done on the quilt !donated ;by Mrs. Bruce Arm- strong. Rev. E. Attwell spoke a few words to the grOup and then closed the 'meeting with prayer. Mrs. George Holland conducted two contests, Lunch was served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Nelson Armstrong. Trinity WA, hears Reports FORDWIOR.--Trinity W.A. Meet- ing was held at the home of Mrs. Robert Allan with. the president Mrs. Ruby Foster, presiding. :The roeeall was answered by 1.4 Mem- bers with, a verse from St, John. Mrs. E, Hargrave was in .eharge of the study book, assisted by Mrs, B. Ferguson, Mrs, Elsie 'Strong, Mrs, Mina Armstrong and Miss Elva Foster. Mrs. Strong gave a report on 'the Workshop at Huron College, which she recently attend- ed. MrS:. B. Hargrave reported on the spring Deanery held. in Wing- ham. Meeting closed with prayer. Lunch was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs, E. Ferguson. United Church W.A.. Regular Meeting (Intended for last week) FORDWICH.--The regular meet- ing of the Fordwich United Church WA was held in the' SUndp•Y School room with 25 ladies 'preSent. The president, Mrs. Glenn Johnston, and secretary, Mrs, William Cattle- bell, were in charge. The theme of the meeting was-"The Fruit of the Spirit' and opened with a hymn and prayer, The Scripture, taken from Gal- atians,. was read by Mrs. George Richards and the comments by Miss 'Minnie McElwain, The minu- tes were read and approved and final arrangements were made for the garden party.. It was decided to hold a bazaar in the fall and members and all ladies of the church are asked to prepare for it. The meeting closed with prayer and three members served lunch. FORDWICII Mrs. Ruby Forester of Toronto is spending a month at her home here, Miss Mary Corbett of Tor- onto is spending this week with her, Mr. Doug Wildfang of Toronto spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Simmons, Mrs. Wildfang returned 'home with him after visiting a few clays here. Mr. and Mrs. Barry McKnight and family of Simcoe visited 'Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs, Jack Boyd. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wilding of Toronto spent the week-end 'with Mr. and Mrs, Anson Demerling, Mrs. George Baker attended a reunion held Saturday in Hanover. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Jacklin of Kitchener spent the week-end here and .attended the Steinacker-Ag- new wedding in Elmwood on Saturday. Mr. and. Mrs. Bob Campbell and family visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George ,Moss in 'Galt. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Graham of St. Marys visited with Mr. and Mrs, Harry Lohr on Sunday and also attended the first of the cen- tennial services in Trinity Angli- can Church. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Dalie Steinaeker. (nee Jean Agnew) who were married Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Bob 'Sanderson, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Dinsmore, Mrs. Mary Sanderson and Mr. and Mrs. ., Gordon Steinacker attended the Steinacker-Agnew wedding Satur- day in Elmwood. Nine members of Howick Ladies' Auxiliary attended a church ser- vice in Brussels United Church Sunday and later a social time was spent in the Legion Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pollock visited with the former's mother, Mrs. James Pollock, on Friday at St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Miss Ruth Johnston of Toronto spent the week-end with her mother, Mrs. Agne's Johnson, pilr. and Mrs. Keith Ridley and Terry Lee of London, spent Sunday with Mrs. Dora Ridley. Mr. and Mrs. Aiteheson Wallace spent Saturday in London. Mr. and Mrs. Crosby Sothern attended the Slater reunion held in Strathroy, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Wallace and family of Dundas spent a feW days last week with Mr, and Mrs. Altehetion Wallace, Mrs, Carroll Johnson and Miss Marlene Johnson spent .a day last week in Stratford, The firSt of the centennial ser- vices were held Sunday morning in Trinity Anglican Church, with a fattier rector Rev. Frank Russel, now of Owen Sound, as guest speaker, After the service, lunch was served, Nod Sunday Rev. John Ball will be guest speaker. Everyone is very welcome. Mr. and Mrs, Glenn Johnson attended the Clinton Fair on Stittirday and won first 'prize for having the best dressed 'teem of :horses on the grounds, Mrs. Margaret McGoffia is s pen.d- ing h couple of weeks at the shame of Mr. and Mrs, Campbell In Wood- -Stock. Mr. anif Mrs. Edwin WinSton nntl Non Aor1v1movIlmeis Wodnottlil, Om* „oloommoomoonaolloofloaolowoomomoolonOWIOWOMOMOUMWooMooM100$4044nompg l ull_ He deserves the hest! Gift Suggestions: ELECTRIC RAZOR from 940 LODGE or SIGNET RING LEATHER JEWEL CASE SILVER SMOKER •SET CIGARETTE or TABLE LIGHTER PEARL TIE TACK KEY CASE or CHAIN , EXPANSION BRACELET BAR SET MUSICAL STEIN We can offer many more gift suggestions at HAFER.MERi \VW, /./ e,/e/ EWELLERT" PHO'NE 25.0 Cec. Walpole FLOOR Aluminum WALL SASH TILES DOORS BUILDING — CUPBOARDS Wingham NW.W.4U44,g;p.o..**4WAg.40A, FATHER'S DAY, JUNE 19th GIVE HIM A TREAT WESTWOOD CIGARS BOX OF 20 99c CUT FOOD COSTS THIS WEEK! SAVE! AN ECONOMICAL SPREAD MONARCH SPECIAL MARGARINE 2 ;.:::49c CLUB HOUSE MANZANILLA P.P. SPECIAL STUFFED OLIVES ICE C13°).)( 39c JAR Candy 9eatifie I (H0(0 LATE 3 7 1/2 OZ. CELLO $1.00 PKGS. ,„t•Nrs,rvin ll i'is;n1100 11 OZ. BOTTLES '''I,,.' ;e son John of Prince Edward Island were guests last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Winston. 'On Thursday, they. accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Winston and spent the day in LOndon. Mr, Robert Canipbell of Toronto spent two days last week at the home of Mrs. Pearl Patterson. Master Bradley Wipp of Thames- ville is visiting for two weeks at LIVE WINGHAM—Mr and ,Mrs. Emerson George 'Hickey were married June 4th at 'the United Church manse in Wingham. The bride is the former Diane Margaret HaraW daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hand of.'WhiteChureh and the groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs, Robert Hickey, Wingham. Rey. T G. Husser officiated.—Photo Msyk Studio coneaSZEIRIED New Crop Arizona Jumbo size Ds CANTELOPE . ...........23c New Crop Ontario No. 1. Large Head the same home. Mrs. Lorne Siefer is spending two weeks at the home of Mr. and Mrs-Fred Siefert In Galt. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Brown, and Mr.- and Mrs. Joseph McKnight of Bearnsville visited in the com- munity over the week-end. Mr. Earl Ridley returned. to Lon- don on Sunday after spending it week here. PHONE . 139 WINGHAM JUST DRIVE UP . 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