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SINCE 1840
Evening Auxiliary ,
Donates $10 to C.A.S.
BELGRAVE— The regular meet-
ing of the Evening Auxiliary of the
Woman's Missionary Society of
Knox United Church was held on
Tuesday evening at the home of
Mrs. William Coultes, Mrs. Clifford
Logan opened the meeting with, a
hymn followed by the Lord's pray-
er in unison,
Mrs. Kenneth Barbour read the
minutes and roll call in the ab-
sence of Mr& Clarence ' Hanna,
Mrs. James R. Coultes gave the
financial statement. There were
two home and 20 hospital visits to
sick and shut-in recorded. Cards of
thanks were read from Mrs. Clifton
Walsh and Mrs. Garner Nicholson,
A $10.00 donation was. made to the
Children's Aid •Society at Goderich.
Members were reminded of the
SeCtional 'm'eeting —to —b-e field in
Belgrave on October 26,
• Mrs. James R. Coultes and her
group were in charge of the pro-
gram, opening with Mrs. Coultes
reading "Our Church and Our
Community", followed by a hymn
and prayer. Mrs. Laura Johnston
and Mrs. Sam Pletch read from the
study book, "Signs of the Sixties".
Mrs. Ted Fear read from the other
study book, "Hasten the Day", the
story "Outside the Structure".
Grace was sung and lunch served.
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Quaker OATS, Quick, 3-1b. ba g 47c ri
Instant, 44-oz. ba g 47c
IGA CATSUP, 11-oz. 2/37c
Del Monte FRUIT COCKTAIL, 20-oz. ..2 /6 3c
Date & Nut, Banana Nut, Chocolate Nut a
Pillsbury Grand National CAKE MIXES .3/$1
Monarch MARGARINE, Yellow Quick 2/65c a
Fluffo SHORTENING (3c off), 1-lb. 2%
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Salada TEA BAGS, 60s 79c
Squirrel Peanut BUTTER, (5c off) 16-oz. 37c
Angelus Wh. MARSHMALLOWS, 16-oz. 39c
Kraft CARAMELS, 14's, with apple sticks 45c
50 EXTRA GOLD BOND STAMPS
- WITH EACH OF THESE ITEMS
BROMIO SELTZER, family size 98c
d i Listerine TOOTH PASTE, double deal 79c
• Success H. D. WAX, (13c off), 40-oz. ....$1.06
* MEAT FEATURES
Table Rite ROUND STEAK or ROAST, lb. 69c
Boneless, lean, well trimmed RUMP
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Table Rite T-BONE, SIRLOIN, WING
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Sweet Pickled COTTAGE ROLLS lb. 59c
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LARGE ATTENDANCE
AT SCHOOL CONCERT
BELGRAVE The Foresters'
Hall was the scene on Friday eve-
ning of the annual Belgrave School
Fair concert. A capacity crowd of
parents, friends and other inter-
ested persons was in attendance to
hear the recitations, public speak-
ing and the spelling match. Ed-
gar Wightman, who is president of
the school fair hoard, acted as
chairman for this event when the
winners were chosen by judges,
Rev, W. J. Morrison of Brussels,
J. Worsnop 'and W. Campeau, tea-
chers at the Wingham District
High School, of the following class_
es:
Recitations, beginners: Nahcy
Anderson, Belgrave; Gail Barbour,
Belgrave; Duncan Anderson, Bel-
grave; Jean Caldwell, S.S. 10, EW;
Bill Sellers, SS 8, Morris; Tin Scott,
Belgrave.
Recitations, Grades 1 and 2: Sha-
ron Cook, Belgrave; Brenda Gook
SS 13, EW; :Owen Pear, Belgrave;
Keith Elston, SS 7, Morris; Janice
McDowell, SS 13, EW; Brenda
Johnston Belgrave,
Recitations, Grades 3 and 4: Paul
Gross, SS 16, EW; Mary Ellen
Walsh, 'Belgrave; Wayne trapper,
SS 7, Morris; Nancy Brewer, SS .8,
Morris; Bobby Black SS 13, EW;
Mary Ellen Taylor, S'S 13 MW.
Public speaking, Grades 5 and Ii:
Ronald Taylor, SS 13, EW; Judith
McDowell, SS 13, EW; Lloyd
Michie, SS 5, Morris; Murray Ills-
ton, SS 7, Morris; John 'Purvey,
SS 10, Morris; Douglas Garniss,
SS 8, Morris..
Public speaking, Grades 7 and 8.:
Lynda Coultes, SS 9, EW; David
Walsh, Belgrave; Gordon McMur-
ray, SS 7, Morris; Nancy Mason,
SS 9, EW; Katherine Fear, Bel-
grave.
Spelling match: David Walsh,
Belgrave; Marjorie Hopper, SS 7,
Morris; Norma Smith, SS 4, Mor-
ris; Katherine Fear, Belgrave.
The T. Eaton Company Ltd. 1961
Award, "The Golden Encyclo-
pedia" was presented to the girl
and boy winning the highest num-
ber of points at the fair, They
were Joyce Coultes, SS 0, EW with
57 points and Ted Lutz, SS 6, E.Wi
with 93 points. Edgar Wightman
presented the winners with these
books.
Judy McDowell sang a vocal solo,
and East Wawanosh and Morris
schools each presented musical
numbers between the classes of
competition.
BELGRAVE
Mr. 'and Mrs, Joseph Dunbar left
last week on a motor trip to the
East Coast.
Mr. and Mrs. Russel Walker of
Goderich visited on Sunday with
Mrs. Robert :Ston.ehouse and other
relatives,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Perdue and
family of '1.0ronto visited on Sat-
urday with `his mother, Mrs, A. M.
Perdue, a patient in the Wingham
General Hospital and with Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence Vannan,
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McCrea,
Maureen and Douglas, Mrs. Thom-
as Smith and Mrs, Doris Watts vis-
ited On Sunday with Mr. and Mrs..
Ben Jordan and Mrs. C, B. Bell at
Tobc.emory.
'Mr. and Mrs. jaws McCrea and
family of Port Credit visited on.
Sunday with Mrs. Neil McCrea and
Other relatives.
Mrs. Norman Shrills is a patient,
in the Wingliani Hospital.
Mrs, Orval Taylor, Mr. John.,
Taylor and Miss Marilyn Taylor
spent the week-end with Mr. and
MR. AND MRS. GERALD ZIMMERMAN, who were married October
14th in the Blyth United Church. The bride is, the former Karen
Eli2abeth Cook, daughter' of Mr. and` Mrs. Eorden 'Cook of Blyth
and the groom is the son of Mrs. T. Zimmerman of Belgrave ,and
the late Mr. Zimmerman.—Photo by Harvey Mcbowell.
MRS. J. M, COULtg$
MMES REPORT ON
AREA CONVENTION
BELGRAVE—The health meet
trig of the Relgrave Wornenis In-
stitute Was held on Tuesday af-
ternoon in the community centre,
with the President, Mrs. Richard
Orthoposture Quill Top Mattress
With 312 Coils
by Waterloo Bedding Co. - Regular $59.50
Allowed on your old mattress $10.00
The Willgiksto Adv ice-Times, Wetbn4iday, 'Oct. 26, 320. 'room 'mow
Procter, in .charge. Ten ,dollars! hint. Mrs. 'W, Pocock gave the ad,.
was donated to the Wingham and dress; "Safety in the Koine" A.rid District Association for Retarded also gave a dernoilstrationt,
Children and $15.00 to the Child-1 substituting for Mrs. Harrold :ren's Aid: at Goderich.
Masonic Temple at London.
Coultes gave a report of the area ,av d amrigi ng .a bed with a patient convention held recently at the' in it. Mrs. George: Johnston favor-
Mrs. J. H. Walsh, on making an empty heel
ed with piano medleys. Lunch was
served by Mrs. Harold Procter, Mrs. Stewart Procter was con -.
vener-of the program and the roll. flit ;ins and Mrs. Gordon.
call was answered with a health
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Mrs. Lloyd Taylor and faintly at
Sarnia.
Mr. Alan Mason of Kitchener vis-
ited last week with his sister' and
brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. 'Vie-
tor. Youngblut and also called on
Mrs, Orval. Taylor.
Mr, and Mrs. John Anderson,`vis-
ited with the former's. brother-in-
law and sister, Mr. •and Mrs. Jerry'
Burke at Orangeville.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Anderson
visited on Sunday with Sgt. and
Mrs. Alvin Ullyot and family at.
Camp Borden.
• Miss Nora VanCamP is spend-
ing a week visiting with Miss Ver-
na Johnston at Sarnia,
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Campbell of
Lucknow visited on Monday with
Mrs. Floyd 'Campbell.
Mrs. Floyd Campbell, Bruce and
Gordon visited on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Ronald Campbell.
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