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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1961-11-22, Page 14IMPLEMENT HEALER WANTED A Nationally known implement company requires an a ctive and aggressive implement dealer for Wingham and vicinity. HERE'S WHAT WE OFFER- A full line of the most modern gas and priesel tractors in all sizes. A full line of modern farm equipment including coin,. Ilines, balers, swathers, etc, Light industrial equipment. Highest discounts in the industry, plus volume bonus. Simple financing. This is an opportunity to establish a lifetime business. For further information- WRITE BOX 93, Advance-Times, WINGHAM 22-29b WE'RE AGLOW ELECTRIC BLANKET A $29.95 VALUE OFFER 6000 AT RES OISPIAYIN6 .SIYA/11301.... tiECTRIC DRYER BUYERS! • Full double bed size • Full 2 year guarantee • A top quality blanket made by Canada's largest electric blanket maker ,* Can be washed and dried automatically • Offer good from Oct.14th- Nov. 30th 1961.1, FLAMELESS •ODOURLESS SAFER • FULLY AUTOMATIC 'WASH ALWAYS COMES OUT SWEET AND CLEAN Make every day a drying day ELECTRICALLY costs less than. 5 a load to operate Choose front any of these famous makes of electric dryers: KATT? BELWOOD COFFIELO.HAMILTON CONNOR DOMINION GENERAL ELECTRIC G.M. FRIGIDAIRE INGIIS KELVINATOR LEONARD MAYTAG McCLARY-EASY MOFFAT PH1LCO-BENDIX RCA WHIRLPOOL SIMPLICITY THOR WESTINGHOUSE -.AND OTHER FINE MAKES SUNSHINE SPECIAL WINHAM PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION fl'Itn SUNSHINE SPECIAL IS 01414*Enta) By THE INAS QUALITY PRODUCTS AND TOP FLIGHT CHAMBERS HARDWARE plioNt; WBOXETER CARSON HARDWARE PHONE 3411,11 GORRIE LOHR HARDWARE PHONE IrliM FORDWICH PATTISON, RADIO & ELECTRIC mom; ill WINGRAM EATON'S ORDER OFFICE PUOIsit: #1b wOrGRAIVI FINLEY ELECTRIC IltOnt 211VZ-, WroXeter (1004113 BELGRAVE CO-OP klinne LO I, Wingham 11EIAMAVE WAKE ELECTRIC reloiln 474 W WiNtlitAlq umriti.or DEALER, LISTED 13ELOA' IMO <W- 8E30101.1 CALL ANY ONE OF THEM. TODAY! STAINTON HARDVVARE ruoNE: WINGEIAISI LILLOW SERVICE cecTor. Phew,. Wingham 42443 4 JIMAIEVAILIE TWIve• The Wingliam Advance-Timm, •WednesanT„ Nev. wr. Unit Procter, Ann Arnold, Grace Ma-1 tilers, Mary Craig, Beth MaeMur- elly, Gloria Gibson, Doris Carswell and Lynn Agla. Provincial Honor pins and certificates wore present- ed- to Betty Ann Lapp, Betty Alton and. Mrs. Ethel Baker. Provincial STEAM IRONS ALL NAME i 1 BRANDS $1411 .Et< 1:1 11,41firafg-:114111K-0;t1==fiar4M.figt%IfiWg4ge.4104404MIZI LIcligt%tf(4-1144==r4M4r4IMUTIZOCAZ'Ursif..eiMITZW4V.1 P TRANSISTOR A0 -RADIOS , A . 9 s A. 19.ip eo IZfil-aif4,Wilk.W.411M4.Wrialktr-gt41'44440,.4E k ' ; • AMICIWALU:=-1g0.4KM1L141s0MfialatfikAtil4AMA 0 , 0 . ELECTRIC A 0 • A - KE T TLES A 0 Itegular $9.95 g 0 0.3.9.1, for Acf04*4:161grimoogrscAkuifize.,-.4.14z04' witwagortAivA ELECTRIC .)3 Lt BLANKETS I Double-Bed Size 1:$ Regular $29.95 '21." 11 mima%.-erimixtr,41,14=40,ivozarzomf..4=traer4mA ELECTRIC FAN=HEATERS ittsg$ulla471)5., for $9.95 0 ,,,m.eztr,.g.w4Kopt.v.Tic-4cur,4*=.-goz.,-,Zurigorimoat 414,44Mtricf,AW=UptIfAXfg1114'Ag. roaIgUr40,404=UA Honor members were alai) present. ed with au Encyclopedia. Britanisi ea Book of the Year. A certificate of a chievement to the girls cool pleting two projects and spoons were presented to girls who sue eessfully completed this project. 1.000. YEARS 101' 5Iiirrpso After oslo, the capital, Ber g e n la Norway's moot Important :shippin g "nod venire. it. 11;14 been I hiriy port for more than .1 and yen from till, Norsvin'n to „hi,.. 111,yi ern. merchant marine. USE OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN urke E PROVINCIAL WINNERS of honour certificates club projects. Looking over the program for school Saturday included the three young ladies at the 4-I-I Achievement Day held at the high the afternoon, they are, from the left, Betty Al- ton, Lucknow; Ethel Baker, Molesworth and pictured above, who had each completed 12 Betty Ann Lapp, Wingham.-A-T photo. Mr. German at Clinton on Novem- ited at the home of the former's HELD oN sATuRoAy Mr. and Mrs. Morris Bosman vis- daughter, Mrs. George German and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Coultes and AcilintEmENT DAY 111,HVAALE 1 - 12 CLUBS. TAKE PART ber 15th, the occasion being the Girls from .12 different 4-H Homemaking Clubs h ad their 56th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Coultes, who were mar- Achievement Day on the study, ried. .in Bluevale by Rev. George "Featuring Fruit", at the Wingham Baker of the J3luevale Methodist District High School on Saturday Church in 1905. with a good attendance of parents AIM Jack Nicholson and Mrs. and friends. The morning pro- Alex Corrigan were two of the lea- gram was taken up with registra- ders of 4-H - Homemaking Clubs tion, quiz on featuring fruit, break- who visited the Royal Winter Fair fast building and menu building. last week. The. afternoon session opened Rev, G, C. Mitchell attended the with the 1.1-I Pledge. The folowing meeting of Huron, Presbytery at clubs had exhibits: Belg,rave Tutti the Exeter United - Church last Fruities, "Various Ways with One Wednesday. Fruit", Marilyn Campbell, commen- Alex Corrigan spent Sunday at tator; Bluevale Sunshine Sals, Meaford. "Various Ways with One Fruit", Mr. and Mrs. Spence McKinnon Marie Johnston, commentator; Eth- and family of Niagara Falls spent el Fruit Fans, "Fruit Salads", Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, R. H, Irene Noble, commentator; Fond- McKinnon. wich Fruit Fans, "Fruit Special- Fred Selling and daughter Elaine ties", Audrey Ratan, commentator; of Brussels, visited Mrs, W. J. Milian Fruit Maids, "A Day's Johnston at the week-end. Meals Featuring Fruit", Margaret Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Sellers of Ann Parrish, commentator; Lake- Barrie were Bluevale visitors on let Lucky Lassies, "A Day's Meals Featuring Fruit", Faye Sewers, Sunday. Beginning next Sunday, Nov. commentator; Molesworth Munch- 26th, the morning service will be ers, "Fruit Salads", Maxine Adair, held in Knox Presbyterian Church Harriston. Comments on these ex- at 11 n'clock.-and the Belmore Pres- hibits were given by Mrs. W, Law- less, Harriston. byterian Church will have service in the afternoon. Demonstrations and skits wore Next Sunday will he observed as given by the following clubs: Bei- Laymen's Sunday in Bluevale grave Fruitettes• II, "Family Meals ited Church, when visiting laymen with Two Fruits a Day", Mary de will speak. Yong, Marjorie Hopper and Wen- The Bluevale Women's Institute dy Fear; Bluevale "Family plans to hold family night in the Meals with Two Fruits a Day", Su- community hall next Friday eve- san Sellers, Elizabeth Goldthorpe ning when all families of the com- and Elaine Kirton; Colwanash munity are invited Lo attend. Learning Lassies, "Breakfast for a Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Marshall and Club Girl", Betty Alton, Anne Hit- Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Tierney and chic, Marianne McDonald, Betty Joanne of LisLowel visited Mr. and McDonagh, Sandra Cameron and Mrs. A. D. Smith on Sunday, Ann Arnold; Gorric Fruit Toppers, "Making the Most of Fruit", Ruth Ann Taylor, Cathy Klinch, Mar- jorie Ruttan; Wingham Fruit Las. sies, "Making the Most of Fruit", all members taking part. Mrs. Ian McAllister of Zurich made com- ments on these skits and demon- strations. Those receiving County Honor pins and certificates were: Marilyn Campbell, Ruth. Coultes, Joyce to the disposing of Christmas cards and reports of returns.' Story time followed for everyone. At the conclusion all repeated the Lord's prayer. Kle4%r41.Wilti'4'I'TZZ4''e4I-E4:141r.WI04'1fZf4r14fi V4 POP ,-- UP A :1. TOASTERS '.7 -. sS Regular ) $1 2.95 iji '''. $16.05, for ... .. ..• .... A M af,41WW.1414'''.4.-fa.:741.%%141.°4).-fia%:f414r,Ze4i5. sgf,4';f4T.'4.1.4tf4e4.T4-.14e4Zat4f." 41`;gr',%V4rl'4'.4Ugi li..: ELECTRIC A j FRY PANS A M ‘0 A 14." int. alloun $ cou g Reg.. $19.95 • ••• • • • • • .. • - k :04.):%If4ilt"..4.54f-i4r4liMr.'4%%e4;fZlit$44.?.; 4,.14.'f.4g.1,4=4,1-Z."1'ffZi'41ZZ.r.4.U.''.:41',4ZMOZ,Z-441 , ..s ...,0 HAND MI X ERS 'U Spii.95 il g 14 up '6'.i g •A Z,Utliu"EZ6,404.'ZIT4.?-4.'.:4-LIZ:54 1 *W4L.'14-.'i 111%,..WE-Z.f.-4.14:41'.4..f4=',!.'4-.1-Z,14'Ma.'".-nal•g-14.T.4.'11 40 .,.. P.4 HOOVER IA il. Vacuum CLEANERS m 0,4. Rk .4 1.,u al• SC(1.95 0 Re ,' 1. , kl $79.95, for . .... . . . . ... . .,. . tj i", 4 'b`; iklWaS.14r4MW,1'4ZZIE‘rrZfq=1;',4Z4UtI411%t4I g-.14I.141'Zaa'r4IE4-1''4T4f47.0'"14(4,.%=14,1WZ.A : Hundreds of other A .0 il Christmas Gift g A Suggestions g s .4;c40.f0,ill,"404::f41;,'4:14e..4:faX4IrgiTAMIT4444,:frZ Sing Greetings for Terry Johnston. BLUEVALE-In the absence of the president, Betty Hetherington presided at the recent Mission Band meeting in the United Church. After devotions, including hymn singing, the roll call was ans- wered by naming a winter sport. The reading of the minutes was followed by the presentation of the offering. Ruth Mathers read the Scripture. Birthday greetings were sung to Terry Johnston. The business discussion related lti ALL NOMA STOCK REDUCED TREE LIGHTING SETS 89c Lamps, Wreaths, Tree Decora- tions, etc., at Reduced Prices . . WHILE THEY LAST .Small down payment - Deliveries made Christmas Eve .EASY TERMS ON ALL MAJOR APPLI- ANCES - $10.00 -down - No payments until next year 11411441V,W.14f44-Agtfikr,401,;11-ITZ.-MAZ.U-Ueris.W'AMI14-=.117MIZ'114i1f4t%W.4.'AtUtfiZtkl,f4..."Titt04'.34;141•ITZ:Z=Mr,Z; INDUSTRIAL,2COMMERCIAL HOME AND, FARM WIRING MOTOR RE-WIND AND REPIR PiioNE 474 , WINGHAM, ONT. 'W-1044.A.4040-144NAkg isfig-W4004MAMOgrif4M1A4la%A.M. $1.98 to $8.95 ........„,...„,„„,,,,4,„,,,„....".......a. „......0,0....,„,.........„......,, BLOUSES. „.. ... , ... $2.98 ,,,,, $7.95 k 110413ECOATS $4.95 ,6$19.95 1 SKIRTS COLLARS $1.00 ,0 $3.47 4 GLOVES 98c, $3 95 1 STOLES 0. P: S6 95 $22.95 .io' . to 8,0 ti 2$97:9505 ;:': FM SCARVES 98e tO $3.95 ! 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