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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1962-02-14, Page 6SI iPAilxaPht The 1,'t i'ri;h;tn) A'lc.uu i• '1Ctrrtrsi Wt-dites(Iiry,. Zfrrla° it 19O Eastern Cee. Folding a Aluna,num AWNINGS LUMBER — Telephone 260 FLOOR WALL TILES iffir.or Alrier 1 Aluminum SASH, DOORS BUILDING — CUPBOARDS Wingham rioids Meeting CxCK Iir The February meeting iA. Of the former Eastern "% Vining Workers of Group 1, now tile last-, ern trnit, Inst at the horn' of Mrs. Ewan Whitfield itfield on Monttay. The theme was "The Rural („ 11ureh in our C"ommunity" with Mrs. W. N. Whitfield and Alra. John Strong in charge of the program. Airs. }caro:d Robinson, president.. conducted the business, during which mans were mat(. to have a Valentine supper 0114 bazaar in Clorrie Potted Cllttr('h ,Sunday Sellout roots. THIS DIAMOND IS A MAI\'S BEST FRIEND .And this diamond can Inti up to *2,500 in your hands perhaps even more. Niagara Finance has over 2(I0 branches c,oast to eoas;t. specializing in Fast. 1'()nVenl(.'Ilt sel'vice to Canadians who need to borrow 1im' some worthwhile purpose. How about you 307 TENTH STREET • b 17': ONTARIO STREET • '�!/•C rids��Y�,'�J'/-. TSS. NIAGARA FINANCE COMPANY LIMITED Largest Ali -Canadian Consumer Loan Company JJA1 )SJ 1i, • TELEPHONE 810 `T.1 TIS O1tJJ TELEPHONE 271-9010 THERE WAS A BIG CROWD at the juke box jam- boree staged last Friday night as part of the of- ficial opening of the new Bondi Restaurant. Part of the crowd of teenagers is shown here. On EIHIIIIE Mr. h:, E -i. Strong and Mr. Nor- man Wade attended the inaugural meeting of the Maitland Valley Conservation Authority on Thurs- day afternoon in Wingham. Mr, R. '1'. Siseo, Orangeville, is relieving at the 'Toronto -Dominion Dank while. the manager, Mr. Alex Graham, is on holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Raker and family of R.R, 0, St. Marys, visited :4•Ir. and Mrs. Robert Elschner on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Edgar spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Crawford of Midland. Mr. and Mrs. Lc's .Earl, Ethel, vis - ilea Mr. and Mrs, Roy Gowdy on Saturday. Mr, and Mrs. Earl Hal- liday, Kitchener. visited at the sante home, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Koch, of Listowel, spent Sunday with Mr, R O E U L E R LUX-I-FAM CUSHIONS NYLON FABRICS LUX-II—FOAM CUSHIONS A superior cushioning material, the product of modern chemis- try ... Resilient . . Long Lasting Light Weight , . . Trouble Free. STE.'RLING DESIGNS ONLY Wal 00 Spacious 76" overall length, smart 2 cushion styling, luxurious deep foam tufted back, broad well padded arms, combined with Kroeh- ler"Plus•Built" construction make this a value that you can't afford tG Rlissl' REGULAR $249,00 EASY CREDIT TERMS NYLON FABRiCS Kroehier Performance rested 100% nylon pile frieze in 6 attractive shades. ifriOttaxa I'arlorma n c e • Tes reel 1101 rnnrnc.,,....,. rritrigkl w ..«,.,.P t t OP ....,. .0,010 er Home Furnishi PHONE 106 S. J. Walker WINGHAM Saturday night a free draw was held for two wrist watches with Mrs. Mary Merkley of Bel - more winning the lady's watch and Ted Sim- mons of Lower Wingham winning for the men. and Mrs, Chas. Koch. The Woman's Auxiliary of St. Stephen's Anglican • Church, will moot at the home of Mrs. Norman Wade on Thursday at 2.30. Mrs. Gerry Hornung, Laurie and Lewis, Miss Lenore Feigel of Lon- don, visited on Sunday •with• their parents, Mr, and Mrs. Fred Feigel. Mr, and Mrs. Donald Williamson of Maple spent the week -end with :vlr, and Mrs. Gladstone Edgar, Mr. asci Mrs, Harry Gowdy were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Doi;:;. Wroxeter, on Saturday. Mr. 1'.d Gilmer and Mrs. Luella antler: on. Howick-Carrick boun- dary and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Sanderson and family were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and ,firs. Rayr•)lond Gowdy, Mr, and Mrs. Harold Grant of Turnherry Township visited Sun- day with Mr. anal Mrs. Alex Petrie. Mrs, S. .1. Thompson of Listowel visited frii ods in the village over the week -end. FILMS MOM AT JNSPTHE 4EETINfi (;C)FtIUlI :sirs. 'Villard Peel in- trodnc•ed Mr. llumborson of the c'.mmpholl Soap Co., Listowel, who showed film of the plant and also the colored film "The Life of a Tomato Seed", through to soup in the can. This was soon at the February meeting of the Gorrie Women's Institute held in the Or- •nage I•Iall. The stun of $5.00 was donated to the International Scholarship Fund, The re'ce'ipts of the Dutch auction are to he sent to help organize In- stitutes in the Northwest Territor- I00. Mrs. Howard Harris, P'ordwich, discussed the Northwest Territor- ies and International Scholarship. Mks. W. Peel gave the motto, "In- dusl ry exists for man, not man for industry". Roll c:111 was "sum improvement I would like to sae in consumer goods". Mrs. Melvin Taylor and Mrs. Leonard Sanderson were ap- pointed it nominating committee. I FORDWIEll ATr, and Mrs. John \A itilcei and family spent the week end with relatives in Snuthville. Mr. and Mrs, Gerald Martin were week -earl visitor's with relatives in Oratngeville, Mr. and Mrs:, Edward Doig of Palmer:Ion visited Saturday with ;vie. mil' I itTrs, Harold Doig, Mr. and Mrs. M'rvyn Wallace and Timmy of Guelph spent a few days Nil week with Mr. and Mrs. I•Itu•per Wood. 'Mr. and Mrs, Truce Armstrong and i)r. .rim Warwick • were 111 Stratfori on Friday where they al -- touted the capping ecrelnony of the 2`; yaw, g r:nmcn whn entered Strallnr'I (lc -neral Hospital hist I ant umu. Miss Elizabeth Arm. sl rnslg r'''ei. i d her cap. Friends of Miss Beverley Jacob- son will lie sorry to hear that at present. she is confined lc) Listowel I'Ios(idto1. Nies:in:. tooter Browne and Alex Keith were able to return to their horses last week after being con- �finr'd to i''tinu'rs(on ITospital. Mr. and Mrs. (',lona Mectement and Paul of Listowel visited Sun- d:iy will) :clr. and Mrs, Torn Mc. Clement. 14?r. Lin Pitlenciroigh of London sp(nt lite werkend with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. George I'itten- dteigh. •Mr. and Mrs. 11111 Solhern, Miss Brenda Ilil.von and Garay Sothorn visited Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, 1;111 Mttivoy in Walkerton, Sunday visitor's with Mr. arid MN. 'Tom Ilutrhison wore Mr. and Mrs, Ross Nuhn and family of aowanstown, Mr, and • Mrs. Lilt Hutchison and family and Mrs. lila Gallagher and Kenny McCleiment, Mr, and Mrs. Stan 13r'ide visited Saturday with the former's fath. er Mr. Bert Bride, at Victoria 1rts- pical, London, M:r, Jack Winters returned home last weak from the Winghanl 1 -10s - Mr. and -1os- Mr.and Mrs, Orville Guy of Mit • chel1 spent one day last week with Mr. and iVIrs, Henry Howe, Mr. Gary Giles of Niagara Falls spent the week -end with his grand mother, Mrs. Martha Baker. Mrs. Marlene Holland' and sem, of .Kitchener spent the week es.d with Mr, and Mrs, T, J. Schaefer. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stewart and sons of Listowel visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. James Vittio. Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Johnson, Mr. and Mrs, Murray Kirkby, Miss Donna Johnson and Mr. Doug Ma.. son were in Kitchener Saturday night, where they attended a birtii' day party in honor of Mrs. Roger Williamson at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Neeb, St. Anne's Guild To Make Quilt FORDWICH-- St. Anne's Guild met at the home of Mrs. Frances King on Thursday. The meeting opened with a hymn followed by the Lord's prayer. The Scripture was read by Mrs, Ann Armstrong. Roll call, "Your favorite winter hobby", was answered by 15 mem- bers with one guest present. A chapter from the study book, "The Valentine from Heaven', was road by Miss Elva Foster. The minutes of the last meeting were read by the assistant secre- tary, Miss Elva Foster. The members decided to put up a quilt in the basement of the church in the near future, and asic some of the members of the VV.A, to as- sist with the quilting. It was decided to hold 0 Daffodil Tea with a sewing table and a bak- ing table in May. The president, Mrs. Jean Soth- ern, asked the members to remem- ber the World Day of Prayer on March 9th at 3 p.m. at Trinity Church, Fordwich. • The next meeting will be hold on March 8th at the home of Mrs. Attweil. Mrs. Attwell closed the meeting with prayer and lunch was served by Mrs. Arnelta Sotlt- ern and Miss Ethna Foster, O.L. Euchre (11)ltli:I1', Eh1cc' winu(i ut the Loyal Orange Lodge No. 707 pro, gressive cuehre on Wednesday were, holies' high, Mrs, Wesley Newton, Wroxeter and gents' high, M1', William 'Taylor, Salon, If You're 111 ED Naw ant! II)en airt,ltatly j)11 .t "11red=nut'" falling nnq flay bo t)ntm rr 1 by b, rkadmlm . Prrlmana llrlt iii 'rtl:unty Y rang, iU!1t s talY1{ler- ary. cannulas cured by urinary li'ntattan at b1a(idrr )nf((1, afa u ake SW r Idiscomi : IitmSPtliiTbuslltml ditinmflip tinrl bltmlclilatontiay ouun oausays b1rkaohr oust trzad Furlu)Q,Tlmon yell fool honor, refit better, work loiter, 81. Y Lf"q'di ]t3OIGiV RIlP/a,tfS WE CAN FIX iT! 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