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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1961-01-25, Page 6Ceci Vialpoicei FLOOR WALL TILES BUILDING Folding Aluminum AWNINGS LUMBER — Telephone 260 Aluminum SASH DOORS — CUPBOARDS Wingham ' tfortillukr Tie Witigham A+ dance- n, zi, 1001 LARGE ATICNOANCE' ST, HELENS Have. Something to sop Toy an Classified: A& BA,OPIPESi. DANCES AOD SCOTTISH" TORO WY R* HAMILTON OPTOMETRIST Mrs. •Cecill Chamney, of Wing, ham, spent the week-end with her daughter, Mrs, San). Thompson, Mr. Thompson, and family. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Jefferson on the birth of a son in -Clinton Hospital on Jana- ary 20th, a brother for Debbie. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Henderson and family, of Brucefield, were Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Stuart Chamney and gamily. There was, noservire in Donny- brook United Church S',inday on account of the stormy weather, • P• ill a 131. a till11.11111310111111M11111111101111011Zillinlii:P111 11111111MILMII;KInliii1041111111111111117 at extra: ig.P.Impl•pplMOMPRIPOPOPPOIMPOpM Now a whole new golden world of SIGHT and § SOUND. See our HEARING-AID GLASSES, lightest inl weight. • Phone 37 for appointment DONNYBROOK MRS. GORMAN filltE3 HI STORY OF SE AWAY ST. HELENS A capacity crowd attended the "Scottish Night" at the hall here on Friday evening. Mrs. Wm. Rutherford preside& at the piano and Mrs. Andrew Gaunt led. in community singing. Miss W. a Rutherford gave a sketch of the life of Robbie. Burns, A musical trio by Mary Kaye, Patsy and Laurie MeCharles, of Olivet, with accompaniment by their mother, Mrs. Sandy Me- Charles, delighted the audienee. Scottish readings by Mrs, Jim Me- Naughton, of Lucknow, and Mrs, Gordon McPherson were enjoyed, Shiela, McQuillan played two sel- ections on the piano. Joan McKen- zie, of Locknow, delighted the aud- ience with several Scottish dances, John McRae and Sandy McQuillan set the Scottishornood with several bagpipe selections. Mr, McRae also. sang in Gaelic and some Scottish melodies. Mrs. K W. Rice and Mr. Lorne Forster favoured with vocal solos, Gladys McDonald had a humorous reading "When Ma Has. the Insti- tute', FolloWing the program lunch was served and. Farrier's orchestra played for the dance that followed. i Pear on has done • it again .! BLUEVALE—Thr Women's In- stitute convened at the home of 'Mrs, Frank Stamper on Thursday afternoon when Mrs, Spading Johnston presided at the historical meeting, with Mrs. Alex Corrigan, convener. The roll call was answered by quoting a verse from an old school reader. Correapqndence was read by the secretary, Mrs, W. Pea- cock including thank you notes from Christmas cheer recipftts. Mrs. Alex. Corrigan spoke on "The St. Lawrence Seaway". There are 078,000 square miles in the St, Lawrence system whith in- cludes the river and the three largest fresh water lakes in the world, as well as canals. Liver- pool is 2,780 miles from Montreal and wheat and other cargoes can be carried through the seaway right from the head of Lake Superior , to Liverpool. Whole towns were moved to make way for the seaway, Increased electric power as well as transportation has been provided, Besides wheat, iron ore, coal, petroleum are car- ried, Mrs. M: L. Aitken gave recent current events. Plans were made for a euchre party. Refreshments were served by the committee, Mrs. Raymond El- liott, Mrs. Wendell Stamper and Mrs. C. B. Hoffman, assisting ti-x• hostess. at t 0 Every Chesterfield Suite in our store Now. Sale-Priced in order to Save You Money — Just Look p000•aavasam•••••••••••••••• at the VALUE below — it is only one of many when you shop 'at Walker Home Furnishings. You'll fin this Triple Value 'at AL ER'S We didn't think it was possible to do this but we've beaten Mr. Fleming to the punch! By special arrangement with General Motors, we have secured 17 ONLY NEW 1961 VAUXHALLS 'broughtinto Canada before the import tax was raised. You'll never get another chance to save money like this. *4-4 Officers Elected S.S. Annual BLUEVALE- 'The Un:ted Cl nrch Sunday School has the following officers and teachers .for'1961: I Joint superintendents, W, J. Pea- cock, Ross Smith; socretary,Lloya Wheeler; assistant, Shirley Johns- ton; treasurer, Mrs. Harvey Edgar; pianist, Kathleen !Craig; Avel representative, Mrs. W, J. Pea- cock; Cradle Roll, Mrs. George Fischer, Teachers: Mrs. Harvey Edgar, Miss Marie Johnston, Mrs. Ross Turvey, Mrs. Stewart McLennan Mrs. Mel Craig, Mrs, Bert Garniss Mrs. M, L, Aitken, Mr. Alex. Cor- rigan, Mrs. James Johnston, Assis- tant teachers: Mary Craig, Antic Peacock, Mrs, Kenneth Johnston; MI's. Alan Nicholson, Mrs. Lloyd Wheeler, Mrs. Harold Johnston rs, -George Hetherington, Mrs Wilson Thornton, Mrs, W. R Welsh, Mrs. Walter You S ULD pay $2,264 for a '61 Vauxhall' Viet r Super Seda UT for these 17 Units Only '61 xhall Victor EQUIPPED 'WITH HEATER, LICENCE, TANK, OF GAS AND FULL ONE YEAR WARRANTY • 4=H Homemakers' First Meeting BLUEVALE; -Ten girls and their assistant leader, Joan McFarlane, met on Saturday morning at the home of their leader, Mrs. Jack Nicholson, in the first meeting of their 4-H Junior Homemaking Club, for the project, "Cottons May Be Smart". The election of officers was held:President, Rose Marie Nich- Olson; secretary, Anne McKercher; piano, Anne Holt; press reporter Betty Hetherington, The other girls taking the course are: Donna, Viola and Mary Anne Smith, Jill Thornton, Marlene Nicholson, Elaine•Snell. The elasa will meet again next Saturday afternoon. BLUEVALE .Or $195 Down, $63 A Lux-I-Foam cushions for luxurious comfort I Mr, and Mrs. Bert Garniss en- tertained the second line (Morris) euchre Club at their weekly meet- ing. High scores were made by R. J% lVfe2Vforray, Wm, Elston, Earl Sellers and Jim Elston. Con- solation prizes went to Mrs. Spence Scott and Charles Bosnian. and Mrs% Alex, Corrigan motored to Sault Ste. Marie for a few days at the week-end, Mr. and Mrs. Alton Mahood and children of Goderieb spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Parker: Mr, and Mrs. R. H. .Mekinnon visited at the home of Mrs. Alex. Armstrong, Brussels, on. Saturday, when their uncle, Mr. Peter Mc- ,Nay, celebrated his 91st birthday with relatives and friends:- CHOOSE FROM 5 VICTOR SEDANS 2 VICTOR SUPER STATION WAGONS 10' VICTOR SUPER SEDANS NYLON FABRIC Miracle nylon — to resist wear. In choke of striking colors. KROEHLER "PLUS-BUILT" QUALITY Made for the TV age — with built-in strength far above normal needs ! 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Phone 608 EXETER Mr. amid Mrs, Russell Walker, of Goderich, spent the week-end with Mrs. Robert Stonehouse and other relatives, Mr, and Mrs, George Jones and family, of London, visited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John E, Mc- Callum, over the week-end, Miss Barbara Krug, of Wingham, spent the week-end with Miss Mari e Coultes. Mr. and Mrs, Amy T3unkhrg, of London, visited on Saturday even- ing with Mr. and Mrs, James La- moat and family. The teachers, 'Mrs. Joan Watson and Mrs. 'loan Crawford, and pupils from the junior and senior Moms at the Delgravo school, en•7 joyed iiitinity arena on Pritlay afternoon, one 78 a skating party in the coin:- Ph grunt 'United Church Sunday 7URICH School is holding a crokInole party on 14''riday evening, • Wingham Pli(ine 106. S. *I WALKER Walker Home Furnishings • • • .4 • • P • • • Miss W. D. Rutherford, is spend- Jug a few days in Listowel with her friend. Miss Jean Austin, Mr. and Mrs. Alan Wbytaeli, of Treswatcr. spent Monday evening with Zr, ant Mrs. Allan Miller. Mr. and. Mrs. Ken Grew it and Nancy, of Brantford, spent the • week,end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Harvey Webb. Miss Norma Forester and Miss Beverley Gaunt, of London, spent the week-end. with their parents, Mr. Wm. Forester, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gaunt. Mrs, Rosa Thom, Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Collyer and Tim, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Thompson, Joanne and Patricia, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mc- Quillin and Terry and Mr., Wallace f ?1,1n iller were dinner gta o s tUrA ltiary; evening. St. Helens Women's Institute will meet at the home of Mrs, Andrew Gaunt on Thursday, February 2nd, at 2 p.m. (Note change in time and place). THIS CAN MEAN DOLLARS IN YOUR POCKET MOTORS LTD.