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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1961-11-29, Page 5iI 1.1.0 .144.4 4 [11 .1 MO $11'. Freneh Provincial Italian Provincial else would I be doin g ?" The floorwalker hesitated for a moment. "Well, Madam, I thought The woman gave him a surprised perhaps you were taking ,Inveri- look, "Certainly," she said, "what torY." ise11400044§ValfiMiWir%.*0;44f0.4:f4=411404WATIOWe,'''X'Ani4.%ria''.42'44.:44gr‘ifigtUtfraznf.M'Azq4UOZTi holm re.; Christmas A Woolen was flitting from. one counter to another in a, department store, taking up a. good deal of time of the salesrnan, but making no purchases. Finally, a. floorwalker aPPrOaci'lls1 her end. said, "Madam, are you shopping here?" Classic Modern - castle). Modern 25 EXTRA GOLD BOND STAMPS With the purchase of GIANT SIZE' FAR t. 1/3 More-820 pkg Coupon Expires December 2 -77i,j-mwg CLIP SAVE 2.t1 This Coupon. Good Far 50. 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W.A(1411' 4..• GROW • .ray • oq.iAriF ri 1.41400ity ;ce .GAINSBORO • .1041S-VnL.Iwx,".ovn,Amps-lvs.eAp.m"..m.snr,tv DELIVERY IN WESTERN ONTARIO NO EXTRA CHARGE r4g40.0A,Peemraugel4maTomttuezmyzwezrov,tozziteza%k • WINGHAM VISIT THE 'SHOW- ROOMS NOW AND SELECT THE DESIGN OF YOUR CHOICE MODERN - PROVINCIAL - COLONIAL TIME at CURRIE'S SPECIAL "FACTORY TO YOU" DISCOUNTS NOW IN EFFECT Sho of wers Hold for Miss M. Johnston Foltuvace Miss Marie Brown ,entertained at a miscellaneous shower at her home in honor of Miss Anne Lindsay arid Miss Mrss.Mary Johnston, who was mar Ruth Johnston of Toronto spent the tied Saturday. The evening was • week-end here. spent in games and contests. • M Bellamyr, Roy Bellamy of Arthur spent Mary received many lovely gifts :, and thanked everyone and lunch Jack wing. the week-end with Mr. and Mrs.. was served by the hostesses. • • Mrs. Wray Cooper and Mrs. Har- old Doig were also co-hostesses to a Shower at the former's home last week when the evening was spent in a social way and a bride's hook was composed. Lunch was served by the hostesses. Mrs. Roy Simmons spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. Doug Wild- fan g in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs.. Peter Browne vls- Red a couple of days last week with relatives irl Willowdale. Mr. and Mrs. Jolt Dinsmore of Listowel visited. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Dave Dinsmore. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Tom McClem ent were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Inglis, Mr. and Mrs. Cam T.,ieshrnan and Mr. and Mrs, Harold Perkins, all of Acton. Mr. and Mrs, Tom Hutchison and Mr .and Mrs. Wm. Hutchison and family visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Ross Nuhn of Go.wanstown. Mrs. Ida -Gallagher and Master Kenneth McClement also visited at the same home on Sunday, SHORT CUT The Wioownk. 4/ko.vvok1e-trinire-o, Wedeittaley, Nov.. 20. 11!01 rolft Mrs. Jack Lucas, 'Mn and Mrs Donald, Kitchener, Gordon Heath and Paul of Listow • Mr. and Mrs. Carl Newton, of el. . Harriston, and Miss Nancy New- ton, London, spent Sunday with Week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. R. Newton. Vernon Hupfer were Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. An gus Carmichael, Goder- Scott Hunter, Susan and Donald, /eh, visited with her sister, Mrs. Alonzo Sparlin g on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Bray, Listowel, ;and Mr, William Hart also called at the same home. Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd, Elliott at- tended the funeral of the former's aunt, "Mrs, Bill Rooney, hi, Mount Irorest on Saturday. Master Lance Gibson spent Sat- urday with Master Murray Gib- ;:4:(1 1/11,t, Mrs. James Hubbard, Har- riston 'and Mrs. James Robertson, 1)1 wit mmy and. Scott, of 'Coder:ch., merit Sunday at the home of Mr. ,ITN John Hupfer. Mr. and Mrs, Ken Wright at- " tended the funeral of the former's : piston on Thursday. ' Sympathy is extended. to Mrs, N Crawford Gibson, whose father, Mr, a Jack King, Gorrie„ passed away mg last wveit. gg .Mr, and Mrs. Harold Ridley and of Stanley have taken up residence in the home recently vacated 'by Mr.rLd Mrs. Elvin Oakley and • family, LB. 79c • 45c • 49c During FRY tt 8L.ACKHALLI al .1$ A kv Xj • CON VENIENT CREDIT TERMS i'lonnrmn.,r-,mnang,v,,%.-n.nwg;n.v.v.r,:vmmnnnwn7mnro.v.vnlv.P4Avnn'r,;mn-w.vv2tovim, Miss. Donna 'Siefert of Galt spent• the week end with, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lorn e Siefret. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Foote and Ter, ry Paris Spent the week end with Mr, aid Mrs. Earl Moore. • Mr, and Mrs. Wm, Mulvey of Walkerton spent the •week.end with Mr, an d Mrs. William 'Sol:born. Mrs. James Vittie and Mrs. Carl lotions get results? Stewart spent Saturday in 1<itch- lVfm, Anson Demerling reported ener, en the• Workshop for Officers and Congratulations to Mr, and Mrs.. the district executive meetin g, A Jim Douglas (Mary Johnston) who motio n that th e Fordwieh W.I. ad- were m arried on Saturday. opt a child in an underprivileged Mr. and Mrs, Don .Gihson and country was carried. Mrs. George family of St. Catharines spent the Richards and Miss Minnie avroa. weel.-end at the •heme of Mr, a n d wain he the committee in Mrs. Ross Doig. char ge. Mr. McCan n gave • -two .• guests of Mrs. Dora Ridley, and Mrs, Cecil Lynn and fa- M . miry of Orillia were week-end readings, "House • Beautiful" and . Mrs. George Bolander and Mrs. "A Typical Institute Meetin g". Mrs.Holger Espensen spent -one day John Inglis reviewed eurr ea t ev- last week at London and visited ents. A. penny auction was held at with Mr. Holger Espensen, who is ized the sum of $12.2 the Close of the meetin g and real- confined to Westminster Hospital, 5. --vwma f" 55c carton $2.99 loaf 19c MUMS, Followin g a trip to Ottawa and lowed in the community hall for points in Eastern Ontario they will about 185 guests from pipley, Clif. live in Fordvneh. Mrs. Ross Coates were Mr. and Riverside, and Miss Catherine Mae- FROM REMINGTON'S I is U a a WITH EACH OF THE FOLLOWING LEAN, MEATY PORK BACK RIBS T.H. SLICED BOLOGNA T.R. SKINLESS PORK SAUSAGE 14413. PKG. SHOULDER LAMB CHOPS 1-LB. PKG. T.R. KINDLESS SIDE BACON tf e,4,-:zezaituttozmwAmvutvmmeztue,4,14r,me.•m.v...oaleat$vozw %t ORDER YOUR CHRISTMAS TURKEY NOW TO BE SURE OF THE BEST w AT THE LOWEST PRICES millOMMIMMUmmilmilmOiNMORMOSOMORMsmissmilist DISTRICT PRESIDENT IS WEST SPEAKER FORDWICH • The Novernber meeting of the Fordwieh Women's Institute was held in the commun- ity hall. Mrs, John Craig, presid- ed, Th e theme of the meetin g was resolutions. Mrs. Loosen Winkel gave the devotions. The motto. "It is not what we start that eoonta but what we finish" was given, by Mrs. Mel Allan. Mrs. -Scott Clark- son and Miss Audrey Rattan cool- mented on the exhibit the 4-H girls' club had set up at Achieve- ment Day on Featuring Fruits. Fifteen girls took th e course and each girl had her record book on display. Roil. call was "A resolittion would like to Mrs, Howand Harris, president of East Huron District, spoke on re- solutions under four headings; Why make resolutions? What to resolutions about; Proeedure in drafting resolutions; 1)o Nero- Mary Agnes Johnston Weds H. j. Douglas FORDWICH—Rev, A. Coles of- ficiated on Saturday at the United. Church here when Mary Agnes Johnston and Harold James. Doug- las, both of R,R, 1, Gorrie, ex- changed wedding vdws. The bride's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Johnston and the groom is the son of Mrs. Robert Douglas and the late Mr. Douglas. A loden green tailored suit with E!: whit e and coffee accessories was 13 the bride's wedding ensemble and lel her bridesmaid, Diann'e Carswell of Fordwich, wore a brown tailored a suit with white and brown acces- sories. Their corsages were yel- p low xnems. 0, Jack Mann of R.R, 2, Gorrie was - best man. A The weddin g dinner was served 3 at the bride's home -to the immed- late families and a reception. fol- p MICK LIONS CLUB HOLD FARMERS' NIfilIT WROXF,TER Members of the Howick Lions Club held their an nual Farmers' Night on Monday evening of last week in the Wrox- eter community hall, when about 1)5 Lions and farmers enjoyed a turkey banquet catered to by the. Starlight Group of the United Church, Entertainment was provided by the Robertson sisters a nd Judy Bit- ton, who offered vocal numbers, accompanied by Mrs, Don Robert- son at tha piano. ElMer Farrish of Gorrie was the guest speaker and spoke of his trip ko FuroPe and showed pictures he had taken enroute. Appreciation was expressed to him by Lion Jim In glis who also presented him with a gift. - Robert Gibson or Fordwich ex- pressed thanks to the 1-101/ CIS Pons, on behalf of the ' s ovests. The evening was concluded with the usual Lions' Roar, WROXETER Mr. and Mrs. Geor ge Gibson, Murray and Glenis spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. David Ireland at Teeswater. •Mr. and Mrs. Walter Eaton, Ai- leen and Brenda of Seaforth were Saturday visitors with Mrs. Alonzo Sparling and at the. home of Mr. John Hupfer, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hyndman, of Gorrie, and Mr. and Mrs. James Doig of Wroxeter attended the fun- eral of the late Mrs. James Hub- bard in Harriston last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Toman and family of Kitchener and. Mr. El- gin Toman of Plattsvill e were Sun- day guests- at the home of Mr. Ross Toman. Sunday visitors with Mr. and IN I N I 1,,,IrrEll cum ETATS AT MEETING in g of the United Church was held in the school room of the church WROXETER--The W.A. meet- on Tuesday of last week with Mrs. IN Ken Bennett and Mrs: W. Weir in MI 11111 charge, Hymns were sun g and Mrs. Bennett read the Scripture and a I Mrs. George Gibson read an gave the commentary. N article on "Peace" and the roll call was answered by 16 members with a Bible verse on peace, Mrs. WiL Ham Taylor, delegate from, the W.A. to the Sectional meeting at Belgrave, on Oct. 26th, gave a splendid report on the various it- ems on the prog ram that day. The bazaar money was handed in. Prayer closed the meetin g and the afternoon was spent in q uilting followed by lunch. The December meetin g will be held on Dec. 1.3tfrt, one week earlier than usual and will be an evening meeting. Still Good Fishing On November 26 WROXEITER---- James Robertson of Goderich landed a beauty of a. rainbow trout weighing a little ov. er four pounds near that town On Sunday mornin g. Not bad for so• late in the season! Mrs Alonzo Sparling, William Hart and John Hupfer were recipients of portions of this tasty morsel. Mr. Robertson says he can 10 away his angling equipment now with the satisfaction that the big ones don't always get away. DELMORE The youn g people :of the Bellmore Presbyterian Church have re.or.. ganized their society. The officers are as follows: Pro., Gorden Lee.- son; vice. pres., Bill Jeffrey; See., Sally Jeffrey; treas., Shirley Baird ; pianist, Russell Press ; COttVOrlerAf Bill Leeson, Marjorie Jeffray, Lerito Baird, Joe Jeffray, The P.Y.P.S. is planning it carol service to be held nn Doeember 10 at 8.n0 p.m. 'The speaker for the service Will be Re% . „..0,1110 " N 11 1111 11/1 11 11 11 00 1111 11111 1 11 1111 1111 11 N n n n 111 EACHES "Tr 2 for 49' ALL F1,A`4'OIJES JELLO POWDERS fiGAT:avii‘4 )4GS ea. 9c pkg. CC% 70: BAKEASY SHORTENING lb. 23c ST MIX 111. 29c I.G.A.-48-oz. tins TOMATO JUICE 2 ,or 49c MIX 'EM OR MATCH 'EM—DELMONTE FANCY-1S-oz. tin s GREEN PEAS °I. CREAM CORN 3 for 49c MAPLE LEAF-28-oz. this INCE MEAT 2 for 89' wurrr, SWAN—White, Pink or Yellow TOILET TISSUE 4 f" 49c Furniture PHONE 51 FORDINICII Friends of Mrs. Arthur Forester will be sorry to beer that at pre, sent she is confined to the Wing- barn Hospital. ford, Walkerton, Wingham, To- ronto, Tiverton, Mildrnay: Teeswa- ter, 13elmore, Wroxeter, Galt, At- wood, Listowel, Weston, Gorrie, Sarnia and St. Catharines. The bride's mother wore a moss green sheath with matching jack- et and corsage of bronze mums and the groom's mother chose a figured blue silk dress, white ac- cessories and corsa ge of white 5-fit. BAG—FLORIDA NO. 1 ORANGES mi 43' MAXWELL IIOUSE-6-oz, jar INSTANT COFFEE 87c FORTUNA-20-oz. tins CRUSHED PINEAPPLE 2 for 39c AYLMER-10-oz. tins TOMATO OR VEGETABLE SOUP ea. 9c LONDON HOUSE CHEESE SPREAD %-lb. pkg. 23c SHERRIFF'S SlyEET-24-oz. jar ORANGE MARMALADE 39c ':k.-.15-an,--m. 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