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TPA Wed., ,Tan. 245. 1961
Hall Bd. Euchre FORDvkaog Eight tables of
prOgreaalve euchre were hi play
1.'110.3day night in the ;community
spOnliOred by the hall board.
'Winners. were: High lady, Mrs.
]Dewar; low lady, Mrs. T. Hill;
high. gent, John Wank; low gent.
Crosby ,Sothern,
LYCEUM. Theatre
Winghaxn, Ontario
Two. Shows Each Night
•Clontinencing at 1.15. p.m.
ADMISSION-65c - 45e - 30c
MATINEE Sat, afternoon at 2 p.m.
Mims, VA, Sat.. Jau, 26.21-28
Gina ,Lollabrigida and
Dale Robertson
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"FAST AND SEXY"
An amusing comedy of a wealthy
Ztalitm. widow in search of a hus-
band,
SPECIAL MATINEE SATURDAY
AFTERNOON FOR THE
CHILDREN,
REFRIGERATION r AIR CONDITIONING
COMPLETE
LECTRICAL SERVIC
we feature the Cheese Lovers' Special,
GOLDEN BROWN
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SAMPLED AT W.I.
FORDWICH—Mrs. Anson Dem-
erling was hostess for the January
meeting of the Fordwich Women's
Institute. Mrs, Goosen Winkel
read the Scripture. Mrs. Fred
Hambly gave current events and
highlights of the news of 1960. •
Each member contributed money
to be used for a 'bursary for a
child who is a ward of the Chil-
dren's Aid Society. Letters were
read re films on safety in the
home. Mrs. George Richards re-
ported on sewing club for girls.
Mrs. Clarence Gibson gave the
-"Motto" "Don't be like a, rocking
chair, all motion and no progress"
She said progress is getting nearer
to what we aim at so a little
motion is necessary to reach our
goal, Mrs. Royden Devitt, recre-
ational officer, gave the topic,
Everyday Living.
Mrs. Anson Demerling gave a
demonstration on rosette waffles,
which the members all sampled.
Roll call "Ways to be a. neighbour",
brought a lot of splendid answers.
Mrs. Fred Humbly read a para-
graph about one of the local girls,
Miss Ruth Johnston, who is the
only Bell Telephone Company re-
ceptionist in Toronto. The meet-
ing closed with the Queen and a
delicious lunch was served,
THE RIGHT IDEA
AND THE
RIGHT PLACE
A glance at her bank book and there's a '
smile of satisfaction and reassurance—the
money is there when she needs it.
Like so many others, she has learned the-
value of regular saving ... the safety, con-
venience and usefulness of a bank account.
There are millions of Canadians like her.
They maintain 12 million deposit accounts
in the chartered banks, 10 million of them
personal savings acCoull1S.,
But a chartered bank is more than the best
place to keep your savings. It's the only
place offering a full range of banking services.
It's the right place to do al/ your banking.
THE CHARTERED BANKS
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for Halifax,, NICK LIONS FORDO! Attend Leadership „
attended the Bonspiel at .Listowel
on Saturday and with their rink
won their three games,
Mr. anti Mrs, Alex Leaver and.
Mr. and Mrs. James C'eultes will
HOLD BONSPIEL
sponsor the euchre in
this week.
Calvin-Brick held
meeting at the lionise
Mrs. Norman CoulteS
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Luxurious first quality
Made from 100% pure virgin CANADIAN wools
$9.50 each
Regular $15,00 value
Choose from our selection of decorative colors, Flamingo
Whitey Green, Marigold, Rose and- Blue.
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QUALITY GLOVES
Men's pigskin leather, lined gloves
Ladies' pigskin leather, unlined
Chiidren's lined leather mitts
SQUIRT. PEEWEE, BANTAM
1 P.M.—SQUIRTS—TEAMS 5 vs. 8
2 P.M.—PEE WEE—TEAMS 1 vs. 4
3 P.M.—BANTAM—TEAMS 1 vs. 2
4 P.M.—SQUIRTS—TEAMS 6 vs. 7
5 P.M.—PEE WEE—TEAMS 2 vs. 3
COME, SEE YOUNG CANADA IN ACTION.
ADMISSION — 50 CENTS
Mrs. Martha Baker returned
home last week after spending the
past month at ,kritona and Ottawa.
third annual honSpiel Wednes- last week with Mr. and Mrs, John
The Howick Lions. held their Mrs, Gam King spent a few days
day of last week in the Listowel Hannah all in Harrioton,
curling rink, when 16 rinks, eon,- Mrs. Ruby Forester of Toronto
prised entirely of Lions, participat- spent the week-end at her home
ed,
I Mr. and Mrs. Bob Campbell and Clubs represented, were from pl...
Jacobs 2 Milverton, Goderich, • family visited Sunday with Mr, and , •• Mrs. George Moss In Galt. Terswater 3, Exeter, Palmerston, • Friends of Mr, Cara King will Howick 2, Brussels. Harriston • ' be sorry to hear that at present Waterloo, Mount Forest and El- • he is confined. to Palmerston Hos-
Winners of 'the 9 o'clock draw turn to his home here,
were: Bill Cotie's rink, St. Japobs, Mr. and Mrs, Don Doig and
1st; Rey Grant's rink, Mount For- Debbie of Galt were week-end
est, 2nd; Jack McDonald's rink, visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Brussels, 3rd; Roy Holtom's rink, Doig.
Harriston, consolation, Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Galbraith of
Winners of th 11 o'clock draw: Guelph spent one day last week
Waller Martin's rink, -St, Jacobs, with Mrs. James Strong and Mrs,
1st; Hugh Spring's rink, Goderich, I Verna Galbraith, Mr and Mrs. Em-
2nd; Jack McKague's rink, Tees-J erson Ferguson of Clifford were
water, 3rd; Alf. .Schnieeker's rink, i Sunday guests at the same home.
Milverton, consolation, i Mr, Jack Foster of Kitchener
The Howick Lions held a draw spent the past two weeks at the
on a number of prizes, the follow-of his mother, Mrs, Ruby
ing being lucky winners: Alkin Foster,
Rann, Rann, Brussels. coffee table; Roy Mr. William Lloyd was confined
l I-Ioltom, Harriston, hassock; Bob last week to Palmerston Hospital.
Hamilton, Milverton, set of glass- A speedy recovery is wished for
ware, Another Howick Lions Club him,
bonspiel will be held in Listowel on Miss Louise Matthews and Mr.
Wednesday, March 8th, Mel Batters visited one day last
week with Miss Letitia Matthews,
who is confined to Stratford Hos-
pital.
Mr. Harry Sansom returned home
over the week-end after spending
three months with relatives in Al
FORDWICH—Fordwich curlers pena, Mich,
held a two-clay bonspiel in the Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Downey of
arena here on Thursday and Fri- Harriston, visited one day last
day, Rinks were present from week with Mrs. Linnie Elsworth
Mount Forest, Belmore, Clifford and Miss Laura Donaghy.
Harriston, Palmerston, Gorrie and Mr, Jim King of Harriston, is
Ku rtzvil e. spending this week at his home
Thursday winners were: 1st, • here.
Jack Inglis, Belmore, 3 wins plus I Mr. and Mrs, Allan Cooper of
7; 2nd, Colin Johnston, Mount ;Fort Erie spent -the week-end with
.Forest, 2 wins plus 11; 3rd, Wil- 'the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs,
liam Binkley, Clifford, 2 wins plus i Ceeil Cooper.
11; consolation, Gordon Binkley,
Clifford.
Friday winners: 1st, M, E. Tay-
lor, Gorrie, 3 wins plus 11; 2nd,
Jack Adams, Wroxeter, 2 wins
plus 11; 3rd, Norman Weber, Har-
riston, 2 wins plus 5; consolation,
Edwin Dietz, Kurtzville.
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These offers available from January 27th to
February 11th
at tlao office
Front there she will leave aboard '
the Ivernia to join her husband in Training School
Germany. who has been with the FORUM:CH --Mrs. Stan. Bride
Canadian Army there about seven was in Goderieh three days last
week s. They writ spend the next• week, where she attended a Lead-
ership Training School at the 'Sun-
set Hotel for the County of Huron,
Mrs. Gordon Gre4.7, of Wroxeter
also attended. She and Mrs. Bride
were on the advisory council
Mrs. Grayson Richmond of Mon-
crieff and Mrs, Walters of Walton
attended its delegates of W.I. for
East Huron, and Warren Zurbrigg
of R.R.. 1, Clifford, president of
the Federation of Agriculture was
present.
This was the first school to be.
held in Huron County and was
sponsored by the Federation of
Agriculture
Goes to Germany
FORDWICH. Mr. and Mrs.
Wray Cooper and Miss 'Elizabeth
Anne motored their daughter and
children, Mrs. John Welsch, to
Malton Airport Friday morning
where the latter left by jet plane . two years there.
High Cost of Living
FORDWICH Mrs. E. C, Attwell
was hostess for the January meet-
ing of the WA of Trinity Church,
held at the rectory in Gorrie, Mrs.
Ruby Foster presided.
The meeting opened with a
hymn and the Scripture was read
by Mrs, Attwell. Mrs. Spence.
Brears led in the Litany. Mrs. E.
Hargrave gave the treasurer's re-
port, and Mrs, Strong for the
Senior Guild.
Roll call was answered by ten
members with a New Year's reso-
lution and payment of 1961 fees.
Mrs, Emerson Hargrave gave the
chapter of the study book on the
four Area Agreements, Scriptures,
Creeds, Sacraments and Ministry,
and stated in these we have a great
opportunity for Christian witness
in embracing people of many races
and colors in other communions,
Business included giving out yarn
and quilt blocks for Dorcas work,
A get-well card was signed by the
members and gaze visitor to be sent
to a shut-in member,
Rev. Mr. Attwell reminded the
ladies of the vestry meeting and
pot luck supper to be held Janu-
ary 16th, also of Bishop Apple-
yard's visit to the parish on Janu-
ary 20th, confirmation service to be
in Trinity Church at 11,30 a,m,
Mr. Attwell closed the meeting.
Miss Elva Foster conducted two
contests which were enjoyed by all.
Lunch was served by the hostess
and Mrs. Ruby Foster. Next meet-
ing will be at Mrs. Roy Simmon's
on February 8th.
Round 2 was a good round but the Western Sandwich proved I,
hard to beat. We hope that all you good people who came out
and saw us, enjoyed yourselves and will be back to take full
advantage of our current special at the Marybelle. This week,
BLYTHi, ONTon.ncrly
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Phone: Our Prices Are Lower • Free
590 We Keep Down the Upkeep Delivery
SAVE 23o 15 oz.
Clark's BEANS with PORK 7 for $1.00
SAVE De 11. oz,
Aylmer TOMATO CATSUP 6 for $1.00
SAVE 13e ' Economy 400's
KLEENEX, White or Colored 3 for 79c
SAVE 17c 20 oz.
Checker Choice TOMATOES .... 6 for $1.00
Weston, LEMON JELLY ROLL (4c off) 35c
Zone Chairman
Attends Lions
Ladies of the Fordwich United
Church catered to the members of
the Howick Lions Club for their
regular monthly supper meeting,
held in the school room of that
church on Monday evening, Janu-
ary 16, when fifteen were present.
Rev. J, W. Hird, who was a guest,
and who also acted as pianist,
spoke a few words to the Lions,
complimenting them on the splend-
did work of the club, and wishing
them success in their work,
Guest speaker was zone chairman
of District 3 North, Lion Jack
Reavie, of Wingham, who spoke on
the subject of "New Membership".
A draw was held and those win-
ning prizes were Lions H. Town-
send, B. Templeman, A. Munro, G.
Edgar, H. McDermitt, R. Martin,
G. Moir, and Rev. J. W. Hind.
Final arrangements were made
for the Lions ,bonspiel being held
in Listowel, on Wednesday, ,Janu-
ary 18, in which sixteen rinks are
entered,
.A report was given on the pro•
coeds of the draw on the Christmas
doll, won by Linda, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Clark Sharpin, of Wrox-
eter. The proceeds amounted to
$65.27,
The meeting closed in the usual
manner with the Lions Roar,
15 oz. White or Chocolate .— makes full size cake
2 for 39c Twinkle CAKE MIX
Redpath ICING SUGAR 2 lbs. 25c
McNair's
SEEDLESS RAISINS 2 lbs. 49c
McNair's lb
PITTED DATES 19c
L3 0 :
Fancy Pink SALMON
65
Valley Gold PRUNES (large) *
***** ..lb 9
Chateau Processed CHEESE 1/2-lb. 35c
Clover Leaf WHITECHUREll
Florida — Whito or Ruby Red 96's
SEEDLESS GRAPEFRUIT . . 10 for 55c
Mr. and Mrs. Orland Irwin and
baby Stephen of Wingham visited
on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs,
John Jamieson,
Mr. and Mrs. John Bills of En-
twistle Alta., and Mr. and Mrs.
Elgin Wetwood of Caledon visited
this week-end with Mr. and Mrs,
Arthur Cronin, and with Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Moore. Mr. and Mrs.
Russell Moore and -family of Pres-
ton also visited at the Moore home
here,
Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Montgomery
and Mr. and Mrs. Angus Falconer
2if lbs.
$1.45
2 lbs. 53c
Wilson's
FROZEN CHICKEN LEGS
York, Frozen FANCY PEAS
OFFICERS ELECTED
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FORDWICH—The annual vestry
meeting of Trinity Anglican Church
was held Monday night in the
form of a pot-luck supper. The
meeting was opened with prayer
'by the rector, Rev. E. C. Attwell.
Minutes of last year's vestry
meeting were read by the vestry
clerk, John Gamble. It was also
reported that 1960 had been a very
good and busy year as the church
had celebrated its centennial year,
and all organizations reported and
showed very good balances. Dur-
ing the past year a new tile floor
was laid in the church and some
painting had been done,
Officers for 1961 are; Rector's
warden, John Douglas; people's
warden, Hector Browne; lay dele-
gates, Lloyd Jacques, William
Sothern; substitutes, Jim Foster
and Emmerson Ferguson; treasur-
er, Mrs. Peter Browne; missionary
treasurer, MM. Elsie Strong; au-
alters, miss Elva and Jim Fester;
vestry clerk. John Gamble; people's
board, Dave Dinsmore, Don King,
Oarn King, 'Roy Simmons, Glenn
Allan, Fatmerson Ferguson; sides-
mon, Bernald King, Gary Sothern
and Glenn Allan; ushers, Welling-
ton Hargrave, William SOthern and
Robert Allan; organist, Miss Elva
Poster.
Installation of water in the
church was discussed and it is the
hope that this will be done this
coming summer, Several items of
business were discussed. Rev, At-
twell thanked everyone for their
kindness and help during the past
year and the meeting was closed
With prayer.
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