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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1961-03-01, Page 6In1.11 r.n.T.71.: 1171 0, The- 11'11/awes Advance-Timee. Wednesday, Male* 1. 1981 st rikes „A rtesian „,.„. . . .001111400011111011.111111.11111111.1101110011101/1411111111101/11111.1110111/0111110.11111111 well at, L,orre1 . 1111111n, 17,111,051,4171", • ELLE MADE BY THE MAKERS OF THE Famous , "Posture' "Perfect Sleeper EXTRA-FIRM MATTRESS Compare! CHECK WHAT YOU GET AGAINST MATTRESSES AS HIGH AS $59.95 1. Extra Strong Inner-Spring Construc- tion, Fully Insulated Exclusive Extra Levelising Layer for Spine-Level support 3. Upholstered to Perfection with no-sag, no-bulge Construction 4. Beautiful, Long-Wearing, High Qua!, Ity Coverings, Made Right 3. Crush-Proof Borders...Handles For Easy Turning...Ventilators .Trademark Other SERTA MATTRESSES FROM $39.50 FROM THE Hottest Dealer The 1960 Pontiac outsold all competition In Canada. In. Huron County, Pontiac outsold the nearest competitor by better than TWO to es.sakes,...er Ses mes se4iii0Isesssezisessesiees. 14 Used Cars SOLD LAST WEEK 3 Wise' Families in Huron bought one of our One-Owner '60 PONTIACS with 90-Day or 4,000-mile warranty '60 PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE Finished in gleaming sun tan copper, equipped with automatic, power steering, power brakes, radio. driven only 8,000 miles by prominent London executive, '60 STRATO-CHIEF PONTIAC 4-DOOR 1 Econinny 0-cylinder, driven only 14,000 miles, equipped with GM radio, windshield washers, finished in Linden Green and cannot be told from new, '60 STRATO-CHIEF STATION WAGON 4-Door, equipped with automatic drive radio, windshield washers, wheel, discs, power steer- ing, power brakes. This unit with exception- ally fow mileage has never been used com- mereially. '60 STRATO-CIIIEF PONTIAC SEDAN Finished in Royal Blue metallic, with auto- matic drive, radio, windshield washers, and wheel discs. 'Only 14,000 miles and looks like it never left the showroom. '60 RENAULT DAUPHINE This car finished in medium grey with leather interior has been driven only 3,000 miles by a Goderich man. Owner's naine on request Priced to sell. '60 VAUXHALL VICTOR SUPER Sedan, finished in metallic grey. with roil leather interior. This low-priced unit has only 7,500 miles on it. Save $1, 67 5 $600 at ......... .................... LAKEL!ET---- goFd crowd Was in attendance for the euchre and solo card social held on Wednes- day evening in the W. I. hall. The winners were as follows; High solo prize Went to Gordon McKee, of Lakelet; eonsolation, Mike Summers, of Belmore; high lady for euchre, Mrs. Stan Dennis, Lakelet; high gent, john Ferguson, of Clifford; consolation, Mrs. E. Haskins, of McIntosh, The special prize went to Mike Summers, The committee in charge was Mrs. Bob Allan, Mrs, Bert Wylie, Mrs. Arnold Gadke and Mrs. Gor- don McKee. Visits at Arizona LAKELET—Cards were received from Laverne Webber from Palm Springs, Nevada, en route to Phoe- nix, Arizona, where Mr. Webber and several young Harriston men intend to spend a vacation of a week or more, MAUR CLUB MEETS AT WINTON CHURCH LAKELET—The Macbel Friend- ship Club held its February meet- ing in the basement of McIntosh United Church, which opened by the president, Jack Ferguson, with a hymn. Scripture reading was given by Gordon Wright, The topic was given by Mrs. Norman Newans, of. Behriore. Mrs. John Rutherford, of Belmore, the secretary-treasurer, gave the min- utes of the last meeting, after which the meeting closed with a prayer by Bruce Harkness, Wilfred Johann, of Belmore, took charge of the social, which was in the form of a progressive crekin- oic game and was enjoyed very much by all, The prize for the high lady went to Mrs. George Penning- ton, of Mildmay, and the high gent was Norman Newans, of Belmore, The consolation went to Mrs. N. Newans. Baptist Church Mission Circle The regular meeting of the Af- ternoon Mission Circle of the Wingham Baptist Church was held on Wednesday afternoon at •the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. Har- court. The ,meeting opened by singing, "Jesus Keep Me Near the Cross", followed by prayer,. which was led by the president, Mrs. A. Rintoul. The roll call was answered by a verse of Scripture given from memory. The missionary readin,es were on Pakistan, taken from the monthly publication of the "Associ- ation of Baptists for World Evan- gelism", The readings were given by Mrs. W, Pocock, Mrs. tAitkinson and Mrs. Stokes. The treasurer's report was given by Mrs. Miles Cameron, Mrs. R. Kilpatrick, a visitor from the Evening Auxiliary, gave a re- port on the Pioneer Girls work which has recently been organized by the church for the junior girls, and will hold the first meeting on Mohday, March 6tiv, at 6.30 p.m., in the chureh basement, The Scripture reading was Eph- esiane 4:1-12, Mrs. p. Sinclair brought a thought provoking de- votional, taking as her text Ps. 126:6 "He that goeth forth and weepeth bearing precious seed, shall doubtless come again with rejoicing, bringing his sheaves with him." Afterwards several members participated In a season of prayer, for the missionaries and for the lost souls, who are dying without Christ, in every nation. After the business period, .lunch was served and a time of fellow- ship enjoyed. Mrs. Shackleton Conducts Study The February 'meeting of the Evening ' Auxiliary, Wingham United Church, was held Tuesday in the ladies' parlor with Mrs. H, McArthur and her group in charge. The worship was centered around the theme "The Bible," With the opening hymn "Break Thou the Bread of Life." Miss Cora Gannett read the Scripture leseon and Mrs. McArthur led in prayer. A solo, "Somebody Else Needs him Too," Was sung by, Mrs. Albert Rintoul. Mrs. Clayton Shackleton present- ed the chapter of the study book "Let's Communicate." The Offer- big was dedicated by Mrs. Sari Hamilton and "0 Word of cad, Ie- ettratte" was sung. The president, Mrs. Charles Odd- gins, tofidUeted the businets. The nieeting closed With the Mizpah benediction and „a social flour was enjoyed, Phone 78 ZURICH ARSON MOTORS LTD. Phone 608 EXETER LAKELET I Mike Summers Wins Mr. and Mr's. Percy Huth visited 'Prize al Card Social R. HAMILTON I I U OPTOMETRIST U LAKEL.E'r A, well-drilling mu- chine of Ray Gadke had the good, fortune of hitting an artesian well at a depth of 80 feet, It puniPs ap- proximately 8 gallons per aninete. This well is located at. Lorrel, which is midway between Orange- ville and. Shelburne, Mr. Gadke's second machine, which is located at V. R. Preus of Palmerston, will complete a well there this week. Mr. Gadke reports that there is a very big demand for wells. I NOW A whole new golden world. of SIGHT and il SOUND. See our HEARING,-AID GLASSES, I' i. lightest in weight, a *• -1, i Phone 37 for appointment a. ._. loioniiiiccimmowilaptitlimmurcacistillitatilliiirtioritsw on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Rosa McGregor; of Seaforth. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ferguson and family visited with Mr. and Mrs. Claude Bronson, of Elmira, on. Sunday. Mr, and. Mrs, Everett Spading, of London, viisted with Mr. Bob, Ferguson and family on Sunday. Messrs. Vernon Inglis, of George- town, and James, Jr., of Guelph, spent the week-end with their par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Inglis. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Inglis, Vernon and James visited on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs, T, A. Inglis and family, of Stratford. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wright and family visited with Mr. and Mrs, Sydney Thompson, of Wingham, on Sunday. •Mr, and Mrs. Ray Gadke and family visited with Mr. and Mrs, Ed, Brautigam, of Clifford, on Sunday, Miss Chrystal Gadke, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Ray Gadke, had the misfortune to fall on the Ice at school on. Monday morning and dislocated a finger on the left hand. We hope it mends rapidly, Mr. and. Mrs. Norman Harding, of Fordwich, vlisted with Mr, and Mrs. Bob Woods on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, Alvin Jack, and Roy, of Listowel, visited on Sun- day with Mr, and Mrs. Irvin Dick- ert, Mr, and Mrs. Jack, former residents of Lakelet, have' purehas- ed a house in Listowel, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Greenly and Laverne visited with Mrs. Alex Foerthers, of 'Harriston, on Thurs- day. Quite a number of local Wing- ham high school students , and their parents attended the variety program held In the school audi- torium and reported a very enjoy- able program indeed, proving that all the talent is not on TV (yet), Mr. and Mrs, Bob Allan and fam- ily visited. with Mr, and Mrs. Bob Burchill, of Wingham, on Sunday, Mr, and Mrs. Ronald Dahms and Susan, of Walkerton, visited with Mr, and Mrs, Gordon McKee on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Irvin Reidt and Glen spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs, Paul Skaz, of ,Preston. Mr, and Mrs Irvin Reidt, Messrs. Bill and Charles Kroner spent Sunday afternoon at Hanover at- tending a rally at the Hanover high school. Mrs. Arnold Gadke and Mrs. Lloyd Jacques attended the Ach- ievement Day for Bruce County of the project "Cottons May Be Smart" which was held in the high school at Walkerton. WINTER SPECIALS AT WALKER'S HOME FURNISHINGS Walker Home Furnishings PHONE 106 S. 3. Walker WINGHAM 1111111.111111111111111111 91111111110,191111IIIIINilllikill1111111111i01111111i11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111.11111111111111111111111111111 ••••......ron. as." on, we...0.wpm i.e.° emew.mornalmo44.......mr nasoano.minwoom.moomelwn...., Listed Below Are A Number Of 1960 routines That Have Been The Canadian Opera Company presents OFFEkBACHIS "ORPHEUS in the UNDERWORLD" Lease Cars Our Strict Standard • Of Maintenance Makes These Excellent Values '60 STATION Equipped with Strato-Chiet 8-cylindtt, and white. Sells new, PONTIAC radio, windshield finished $3,870. WAGON .. washers, in turquoise Economy washers, told front PONTIAC 6-cyl. finished a new in ear. '60.S,TRATO-CHIEF engine, 2 jowl radio, blue. -DOOR windshield Cannot be $2,395 ONLY $1,9943 60 STRATO-CHIEF '59 STRATO-CHIEF PONTIAC 4-DOOR PONTIAC 4 -DOOR Equipped with economy 6-cyl. motor, wise torn radio, Windshield Washers, back-op lamps, Equipped with radio, WindShield washete, Wheel discs. Royal blue in color, 21.000 miles. two-tone, a clean car. ONLY' $2,095,ONLY $ 1)495 75' Other Cars TO CHOOSE FROM 59s- from $1,495 58s from $1,195 IN THE WING AM DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM ON Friday, March 10th at 830 p.m. SPONSORED BY THE LIONS CLUB OF WINGHAM 57s from $975 i 4 444 • • 0 4 .v. 4 4 44 0 e. WEEKLY SPECIAL 1955 Mercury Sedan, custom radio, automatic drive, original upholstery ' Adults $2.00 Special .for Students 50c Tickets nay be purchased from any member of tho Lions Club or at the door. (I & seiseeneeeieeseie