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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1962-01-17, Page 12rage TheIVO The Mints= A4.vannc64.11114e ;. '417,4ti{s:C ', OA. !171 1 fN ONE HAS •_,,' D "gCl t ' ii3 Y 1O TRICK TO DEf til f WHIN YOU SHOULD PU(K,I Anson McKinley Toronto Speaker. Ausun Mc'i dile*y. Zurich, first vive.presittent of EIuron County Poll and Crop improvement As. satiation, hes been invited: to speak at tl", Ontui'lo annual convention of that organization to be held in the, Coliseum, Toronto, on Jan, 25 :inti 26. Mr. McKinley's topic on 'Thur's- day at 11.20 a.ITI. Is "Increased In- come through Farm Management". He was a member of South. Hu- ron Farm Management club when it was organized in 1956 and has taken advantage of the services provided to help make his farm 'decisions since that time. Mr. McKinlay was one of the speakers at the Banker's' School held at the Ontario Agricultural College, Guelph, during the summer of 1961, .144,,4.,-44,00---.0000.•' A O BODY RIPAIRS D Y A L, 'FENT wall us, w�:IC come to your rescue! From careful tow- ing to t61ra best in body and fender repairs, we do the job right. PHONE 746 1NW AM BODY SHOP - Sid Adams WiNGHAM fI you brave. a ca.r problem, we have thcr answer. TAKING PART in an impressive candle -lighting ceremony at the inaugural meeting of the United Church Women last Wednesday were officers of the new organization. From the left, Mrs. W. J. Greer, Woman's Association; Mrs. W. J. Roulston, Afternoon Majestic Lodge Regular Meeting The Majestic Rebekah Lodge held its regular meeting in the lodge hall and had as honoured guest, Mrs. E. L-Iyckie, of Kirkland Lake, vice-president of the Rebekah Assembly. She was accompanied by Mrs. J. Fisher, of Kincardine; cli5•• trict deputy president. Mrs. Ifythie. adcltesscd the gatii; cring and gave a very instructive a,dd.ress, Mrs. Fisher also gave courtesy remarks. Following the meeting there was an entertainment by the member;; of the lodge and lunch was served with Mrs. Horace Aitcl')eson, con.. vener, assisted by her committee. • Hili lmiti iii 11,H1I#:Illix^�itailutitmilistlimilimillsliiinliimiiIm(iIaiImIImuisitimi niiiminto miiimiiimiiimlimilimiimiiii imilimiiliC. E8l „,1 e Snow! 0S.now! tat AI What weather for a SALE! So many of the folk who have wanted to share pi the Bargains have been snowed in --•- For that reason, and since our store is still filled with STOCK we want to CLEAR at all cost. THE INVEN” w TORY SALE CONTINUES UNTIL .-- SATURDAY JANUARY 20th SEE some of the BARGAINS below. They are only a small part of the surprises awaiting you at McKIBBONS, the REXALL STORE. '! jA Note Pads mut Jinvcloprs Reg. 31te. Sale 17c i� Dish 444.1. Cloths. Reg 19e Sale 2;'32c Playtex Baby Pants Less :Chan 14, Price Bridge and. Euchre Prizes At ,real Iluyn chesterfield Throw Cushions liriglit ('chis rx Special 984; 50e TOOL. 'i Brushes Sale 2, 491; i a. T Result Halibut Liver Capsules 250s, reg. $4.00 Sale $1.98 ltexa1L Re- duced Calorie Diet Reg. 011e Sale 65c ,Billfolds uine C•enI hr. n t % Price CHRISTMAS GIFT WRAPS, J3OWS & RIBBONS, TAGS, SEALS, TREE LIGHTS EXTRA BULBS 1/2 PRICE .B,exall Asairex Tabs. 300s, reg. $1.70 Sale 98c Garden Dusts and ;insecticides ?/z Off • Re all Vitamin C 100 nrgm. 250s Reg. $3.50 Sale $1.75 would Colognes 1/2 Price Itexull Kidney & Bladder Reg. $1.25 Sale 79c Roxbury Itbr. Gloves Reg. $1,55 Sale 98c AdricTuae Brow I Lotion Reg. $1.39 Sale 98c Cigarettes $3.19 ctn. All 'fussy Creams & Cosmetics 1/y Price BACHELOR, (tale Shave •C'r. 49e $1 Slick !:)coda. 69e 51 Lotion 69e Good Health is NEVER cheap. Your doctor's prescription is carefully ad- hered to --'We do not cut prices on YOUR health. TtItlJS.Ii, COMB and %fJi,itOlt Seta; 1/2 Price Catty Perfumes and Colognes Price Sale continues all week at lay all the advertising you satisfaction on every sale in the new "super" stores Retied. Calorie. Diet Reg. 98e Sale 65c Yardley Sets i/2 Price Zenith Hearing Aids Our seven years' extleriellCe is FREE to you EVERY DAY of the week — Let its help you today Itexall Mills Magnesia, '.fabs. '250s, reg. ;11.:10 Sale .69c Adrienne Bath COSnetics 20% off AU Cameras & Accessories 10% off T,-ltusti Notes Reg. 350 Sale 2/45e w .Every'clay Greeting Cards 21 in box Reg. 52.1(1 Sale $1.19 Itexrttl ,Ache Cr. :for pimples Reg. $1.00 Sale 59c is ■ 11 1 R. 0 - Mr. and Mrs. fere, Stainton 111 1 tended the 'funeral of Mr. Stainton's — and Mrs. Fuller's brother, Ralph Stainton, in Toronto, with inLer- ment in Oshawa on Monday. ii --Mrs. Ernest. C-'astctrtore was to London on Sonda.y to visit with her father, Mr, Thos. Gaunt, in Vic- toria 'Hospital. M.r, Gaunt. has been prod•ressiug favorably. - Visiting with Mr, and Mrs, .lack 1lrnest'rinring the past ermine of weeks were their daughter in law, Mrs. Jack Ernest, and two grandchildren, Michael and .MI chclle, of 181n1onl.0n, Mrs. k.rnest. ,and her t.•,vo nhilddren have left. for Kingston' wli"'e they will Lake R up permanent r'esidenc'e. group, W.M.S.; Mrs, K. M. MacLennan, president of the new as- sociation; Mrs. T. G. Husser, convener of the program; ,Mrs. Thomas Jardin, Auxiliary of the W.M,S..; and Mrs. George Guest, Young. Woman's Auxiliary of the W.M.S.—Photo by Connell. .4t�.a �\s`'.V�ia ,a'".a n, � �,,,.��:,c?.a. ,�w�,; :..•�°.�`Oa'' �saiK`a•?ar u'��•a��� r�aY�r,;r;`3���r+.,�a,5.._aQY3,�ra�a+��v •.-Mr. and Mrs. R. E. McKinney have returned from Bermuda, They spent Monday and Tuesday in VVing'ham and left for Toronto on Wednesday. -- Mr, Bruce Lott. of Barrie was a1, week -eared visitor with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lott. ---Harold Moffat returned home last T'ridaty after being a patient for five weeks in Victoria Hospital, LO,O(lon. • i:dgar (,'lark of Calgary, Alla., has been visiting in Wing. ham with her mother, Mrs. )'red Templeman, brothers, Freddie and Bill, and sisters, Mrs, Ken' 11'oxton and Mrs. Norm Cronkwright, while been attending ha • a L , ' husband S 1 `1% l.c the -furniture show in Toronto. • Art Aft'Ioek of the Toronto; Dominion Bank staff has herrn transferred Lo Kitehener and took over his new chilies Tuesday ntor.. Hing. Jim Markov vt• Si, CaLhar Ines has been sent here to replae e. -- Mr'. R. A, liurnil.lruuk and Mr. H. I evarr of Montreal spent the week enol with Ili'. and Mrs. Don Kennedy. .Mr. and Mrs. 'Trevor Moores and four daughters of Georgetown were weekend visitor's with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ilar•ry 'Gerrie, Mr. and Mrs. .Arthur Kappler of Clinton we..t•e week -end visitors with their son-in-law and daugh- ter, Mr. and Mrs. Desmond Brophy. Mr. H. P. Carmichael, hae 1, who has been a patient in St. Joseph's Roti. pita), London, for the past couple of weeks, is expected home today. and Mr./ and ML's. Herb Puller at,. Metall Hydrogen ifs Peroxide WI - Reg. 750 Special 49c P75 Face 6 Cloths it iteg. 2/3t)e• Sale 2/33c Adrienne = Deodorants 51: Stich 69e 81 L'1. Cr. . (690 69e Cream 400 080 Otani 69e McKibbons --'Watch your prices. Dont be mislead see! Come shop for yourself We guarantee You will have trouble getting such satisfaction _0000 Satisfaction or your money back! at McKIBBCNS PHARMACY al ra PHONE 50)WINGHAM l - � t - Nadine Anne, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James McKinney of Toronto was baptized on Sunday afternoon in St. John's Anglican Church, Bayview, and a reception followed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. McKinney, 18 Silver, wood Ave., Toronto. WOMEN MEET AT CROERTH9 HOME WI11'Tl'.G1411R EL -• The 'Milted Clhureh Women met on Thursday at the home of Mrs. 1J. H. Gros- lcorth with ten ladies present, and with the president, • Mrs. Milan Moore, presiding.. She read a New 'X c as poem. nein. Mars Ezra Scholtz r•e ul the Scripture and Mrs, 'Moore read a chapter -of a. lecture as a challenge for New ea.('s. Mrs. Dan Tiffin led in prayer. Rev. G. C. Mitchell was presenia, and read the slate of officers which was ac- cepted and the officers wort in- stalled at the special inaugural service on Sunday. Mrs, Scholtz sang .Now Thank We All. Our God", Mrs. Tiffin gave a reading, "New Light for New Year's". - 1VCrs. Moore explained than the United Church' Women is now the largest group of women 711 Canada. She gave a reading, "The Church Is a Shelter and a Honie". A letter was read from Mr. and Mrs, Clarence McClcna.ghari thank- ing them for the white gifts anscl financial aid at Christmas and saying that it took the Indian wo- men three clays to wrap 600 bags of treats. Each of the parishioners at Southampton had a gift, Helpful Tips for The Photographer Shoot for sharp picttu•es. Stand with your feet separated. Brace your elbows to support the cam- era, and press the shutter release slowly. You can't hurry the shut- ter •by :jabbing it quickly—but you 'can blur ' tile: photo. Leaving. film in the camera too long can -cause the exposed image to fade. So it's best to have. your film developed soon after taking the pictures. When taking flash shots, use a guard over the bulb. The flash guard provides softer light and pro- tection in case a bulb ever shat- ters when fired. - Load and unload in the shade. Handling filet in bright sunlight can cause streaky pictures. Use •the shade of your body if you have. to. • "Sign" your pictures; :r'Ioiures of signs, highway ►markers and sim- ilar landmarks make good • titles for your movies, slides or picture albums. Keep your lens clean! Dirty lens- es take foggy, blurry pictures. All growing up is a picture story. A baby's first steps, new toys, f1rst trip to kindergarten, first tricycle, first bicycle --these are all part of the big story. Keep these memories in pictures . . . you will be glad you did. - If you're- not sure w,11ether you advanced the 'film, wind it to be on the, safe side. That way, you'll never run the risk of iclouble ex- posure.' Be.ttc'r still, make it a habit to wind the film inunediate- Ly, after each shooting. - The following are the conveners and officers elected: Pres., Mrs. M. Moore; first vice. pros,, Nays. E. H. Groskorth; treas., Mrs, A. N. entitles; recording sec., Mrs, Gar.. net Farrier; corresponding sec„ Mrs. Carl Meaienaghan; nominal ing, Mrs. John Pardon; manse, Mrs. G. E. Farrier; program, Mrs, Dan Tiffin; flowers, Mrs. A. N. goalies; 'finance, Mrs. E. 1-1. Gros. kor'th; membership, Mrs. Scholtz; visiting. Mrs.'Chas. ivtartin; supply, Mrs, ,i. D. I3eecrart; literature, Mrs. Russell Gaunt, Mrs, A. Caul - les; Christian education, Mrs. Rtts- seli I'urdon.; social, Mrs, Robert Laidlaw; press, Mrs, .I, U. Bee- croft, Mars, Card 1vieCle'nnghan; pianist., Mrs. D. Tiffin, Mars. G, E. rAi I Farrier. Circulation ) ' Stewardship rep,, Mrs. Farrier;. Ci culcilion I?i.5t',`i nfCiciad; linrud Mrs M:.; Moore; iv1 , er.sr r ' :lU t, S ) Mrs, ' D. J3 cot, M . , sup t, �:l Public I..if�r`cr.rt/ 1 arttrt M, B 4 1 for Messengers, M:, s, Clarence Rit- { The Wingham i'itlllie, I.lbrnry I chic' and Mrs. Elmer $leightlrolm; 1130a1;r1 held UN iflmti;Ural meeting I ;;Ltl.l'.oMtn.. lJowlllag,. .NIL'S. IvanI' on Tuesday, .fanuary 9th. .A. U. I,a](iid111wrs, . tit IVIaeWIlliam was elected chairman ' if for another ycea.r•. The hoard merit The ladins made plaits for the hers for 1962 are T. S. Beattie, Mrs. )lot 1001 siippel• 'to be livid at 7 p.m. on Wednesday when the an.. naiad bus]ness meeting will follow. The secretary -treasurer and lib. Mrs. ,T. 1). Beecroft closed with, AK raria n is Mrs. W. Ilareourt. prayer. M There were 388 books purchased • last year; 113 fiction, 123 non -fie A little 1.iush will perform Mare tion and 152 juvenile. The total miracles that coy amount of pull. d!! circulation of books for last year 1", A. Parker, Miss K: Pringle, Mrs. M. Cleland and E. E. Madill. O was 25,232; 4,017 non-fiction, 21, t) {• 444.1. 4444.... 4444_...... . _... ':.• :{ ....r .. 4444.. _ .1_444 IN 215 fiction, showing an increase rive carefully . . art accident ads )rig 'OVTrighaTii arid Co frlltiJtttl(ilit Sriar e' 90 of 2,057 over the circulation for the could )make your vacationper'man- itiMlisilliLllib Niblthlt l liMiliAliihNIlil)f11411i ilillilUlMllIl11111111 -. previous year. e 111, Mil fel iIM1NhIIIMI ILII I IiAI li�TillMJlil�llil�llill�lilMi111�f If�klll�llliMlli�1111e Ih YOU , ARE INTERESTED IN FORD OR FALCON CARS AND TRACTORS CONTACT Jack King AT FRED'S SUPERTEST STATIC). PHONE 243 - WINGHAM - RESIDE -NC] AGIN'Jr FOR MONTGOMERY MOTORS • FORD, FALCON SALES & SERVICI LUCKNOW, PHONE 40 Red Front Grog Phone: Our Prices Are Lower 590 We Keep Down the Upkeep De TIDE Powdered' Detergent, 20c off, King . (PLAIN OR SALTED) McCORMICK'S SODAS, lb. TULIP MARGARINE 2 lb MAPLE LEAF Fancy SOCKEYE SALMON, 7% -oz.. . QUAKER Instant or Quick OATS MAXWELL HOUSE INSTANT COFFEE 2 6 -oz. jars TREESWEET ORANGE JUICE, 48 -oz. MONARCH—WHITE OR CHOCOLATE, Complete CAKE MIX, 16 -oz. OLD SO UTI FROZEN ORANGE JUICE, 12 -oz. YORK Fancy FROZEN PEAS,, 2-1b. cello Silverbright SALMON, (whole fish),b2. MAPLE LEAI.r SWEET PICKLED COTTAGE ROLL, lb. MAPLE LEAF BOLOGNA, (in piece), lb DEVON sum) RINDLESS BREAKFAST BACON, lb. . WITH D.RESS1NG- , to 6 LB. AVE - RAG .I: Fresh Boneless PICNICS, lb. ONTARIO CARROTS, .20 -oz. cello CALIFORNIA CELERY, 30's • Take Advantage of these Generous Reductions LADIES' WINTER COATS Regular •$39.50, CLEARING at $29.51 Regular $49.50, CLEARING at $37.O Regular $59.50, CLEARING at $44.5 LADIES' CAR COATS AND JACKETS reduced 25%, PRINTS AND. FINE COTTONS — A large card varied selectionin colourful and attractive patternss, Clearing at 39c ys REMNANTS —. Here is yoti' epp0r'tttni.ty to buy flue duality piece goods at half-price at.iitt less. 'PRINTS, 'WOOLLENS, 'FLA NNIi J.i.+.«Tr.US and FINE COTTONS Drastically reduced for quick clearac RLA,L?i y i N DRAPES IO -IIA G 00" 1un4i" hooks i►helt►c1r4.1 — A good stetttethin hi Very slifaatt patterns Special $8,99 p MEN — Tii? 'l'Ot TA.ILOitS–.Aiuititti hialle..tel-AlleaStink stile ends Suthirday, Innnaxy 2011 Don't miss this 'big event!. 20`./(' off Regular Priv Or, pay regular price and get extra pants FRE Q Qp OF ANY STOCK SUIT EDIGHOFFERS (Wingham) "The Friendly Store" ..�.. .. .14.14, � , .14.14...... ... .14.1.1.. 4.144. .