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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1962-05-23, Page 11Newest stow i)? SUMMER SURES FOR WOMEN FLAT I ELS, ILLUSION HEELS and HICII HEELS at LOWEST PRICES 7e vac AEW. : sir Ap WITH . THE • NiyiDgionAtic PARTY SEE -HEAR T. C. DOUGLAS FEDERAL LEADER MGN., MAY 28 CHANNEL 8 8: 1 J p;rri. A CHOICE— A CHANGE -- 1 A CHALLENGE Published. by N.ro• Prnmrrahr Pnrtu-301 Mrlrnlfe SI.. n&1ne•n I•IftRAY ABBATOIR Phone Lucknow 122W Home of Choice FRESH MEATS Guaranteed no Hormone or (Joneentrate fed to Beef 7'R`[r OUR LfOMEMAD1 SAILS/WE Choice Hereford. Beef AII .meats `Goverr.knent Inspected and. ,Approved Custom Killing CATTLE -- Daily HOGS -- Tuesday RAYNARD ACKERT HOLYROOD F28heow OUR MEALS ARE WELL BALANCED BUT 1 CAN'T COUNT VITAMINS AND MINERALS. WELL, WE'RE V PLAYING IT SAFE TAKING VITAMIN TABLETS FROM VAN CE' S DRUG STORE Mildmay Rotary: BINGO .$'1,300.00 in Prizes — at h91LDh9AY COMMUNITY CENTRE: Wednesday, May 3Oih $500.00 SPECIAL MUST GO TWO $100.00 SPECIALS BEGINS - •- 9 P.M. C SH YOUR FAMILY S 40E STORE WINGHAM ixteigationtoom Results of Bazaar Quite Gratifr/inr> PORDW,CIi St. Anne's (luihl met May 10th at the hamar of M+•M Alma liargrave with the l,urci'3 prayer, followed by the Seriplure read by Mrs Lynn Bunker in the opening ore re tees. A. chapter from the slitly boot: '!How to Have Abundlnt 1 to tvy" was read by Mrs. Willa Uuu orris Roll call, "A saint" was ans er .el by 14 members. The presideru Mrs; Jean Sothern, expressed leer pleasure at seeing so many mere. hers' out, and welcomed :t goes: Mrs. D. S. MacNaugliton, of -Wing ham, The minutes of the last. meeting :were read and approved by 11lia- Elva Foster and Mrs. Grace Browne, The ,president• then thank• ed the members for their contrib r tions to the bazaar, which was eon. sidered quite successful with $74 rl realized to date for the effort.. The Little. Helpers took in $1.96 at th candy table. A few art.iolos tine were left over wore put on display at the meeting for the members to purchase if they wished, The next meeting will be hold in the church basementt when a florist will demonstrate flower ar- rangements. The W.A. wit receive an invitation to attend rend each member is Invited to bring a guest. Mrs, Lois Simmons and Mrs. Beatrice Jordan were appointee) to I purchase a new tea kettle for the I kitchen. The president gave a reading, written by a rector in the Yukon., tolling of the ministry in the Far North. Mrs. Lois Sint. mons. read a poem, "The. Meaning of Life". Rev. Attwoll closed the meeting with prayer, Mrs. Florence Foster was in charge of the program and )tad a very interesting ennto•wt for the members. A delicions lunch was served by the hosle:rs and m',-: Daunt. PHONE 1'z WORKMEN HAVE BEEN BUSY cleaning up along the banks of the upper pond at the Riverside Park. Jim Gaunt is shown with a small bull- clozer which became mired as he was cleaning • PLAN WIENER ROAST FOR JUNE OUTING FORDWICII—The C G.LT• .held ' their last meeting at the home of Lynn Johnson. The minutes were i read and 38 girls answered. the roll call. On Saturday night 'corsages I were made and taken to the 'shut- ins in town for Mother's Day. The grmap has planned a -wiener • roast for ,lune 19th at the borate of Phyllis Wilson, Menu slips were given oitt for the banquet•'no. May 21x1., Misseir Lynn Agla and Shirley Douglas Simpson, formerly o1 17urig had charge of the worship Wingham, and nos of Flint, Mich., service, Lunch was served by Mar. won first plaee in hall rirnni dant. 1 fan Herding, Trix• Winkel .Leslie ing-'with his partner, Miss Pat Campbell and Elaine Millar:•Tlie Salem, The two will go to (thic':t;;•o meeting closed. with'.Tape, the first week of August to lt,r - for the international trophy. Douglas is the sun of Mr, and Soaps which contain vegetables Mrs. Bruce Simpson o1' Eliot and grandson of Mrs. Aldin Pardon, Puree tend to separate on siand- Wingham. ing unless thickened with. flour. 'Wins Contest in Ballroom )Dancing me "IT'S A BIG ONE" says two-year-old Kelly Lee, as he stands he - side the nine pound pike his grandfather, Art Stone, caught in the Teeswater River on Sunday. The pike measured 36 inches long. out bullrushes along the shore. Another ma- chine was required to pull the outfit hack onto solid ground. The work will make the park a much more attractive spot.—A-T photo. MISS DOI'tOTHX POCOCK . daughter .of Mrs. H. C, Pocock, of Ottawa, and the late Howard Po- cock, former principal of Con- naught Public School, has been awarded the $2,000 Margaret Mc- Williams Fellowship by the Can- adian Federation of University Wo- men. Miss Pocock is completing her Master of Science degree at McGill University. Next year she will continue her graduate studies at University College, Swansea, Wales. retie F ingiitatn. Advance,Mtnes,'Wednesday, Nay 13, ittd2 Page Om* CAMPAIGN IS NOV. IN PROGRESS Your generous contributions wiWW be greatly appreciated THE RED MEM spring Instittate project. Miss Doris Carswell was commentator as each girl modelled and explain- ed what each outfit cost. They had party dresses, street dresses, Ja- maica short and wrap-around skirts and blouses. Mrs. George Richards and Mrs. Scott Clarkston were highly congratulated on their leadership. The 4-H girls learn to do by do- ing and getting along with others. A social hour was spent at the close. Mrs, James Vittie, Mrs. John Winkel and Mrs. F'red McCann and Mrs. Mel Allan were lunch committee. ST. HELENS Holiday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Miller and Isobel were 1141'. and Mrs, Gordon McIntyre and Don, of Richmond Hill, and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Miller and Larry of London. • Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hawley, of Oshawa, spent the week -end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Woods. Mrs. Wm. .Golloher, of Norwood, visited over the week -end with Mr. W. A. MIller and family. Rev. Edwin John Wolland, a former minister at St. Helens Church, passed away on Friday in St. Thomas -Elgin • General Hos- pital in his 82nd year, He is sur- vived by his wife and one dairgh- tet`. FASHION SHOW AT FORDWICH INSTITUTE MEETING Week -end visitors with Mrs. Dora Ridley were Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Lynn and family of Dahlia and Mr. Earl Ridley of London: FORDWICH The May niecting Mr. and Mrs. Drew Aitchison and of the W.I. was held in the corn- Mr. and Mrs. Victor Stumph of munity hall when 40 ladies ails- Elora visited over the holiday wered the roll call. Mrs. John_ week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Craig, president, read a poem, Miller. "Mothers". Mrs. Fred McCann I Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Schaefer .at - gave the devotions. tended the funeral of an aunt in A report was given on the execu- Galt last weals. tive meeting which was held at the i Miss Susan Witmer of Waterloo home of Mrs. Jonh. Craig. The is spending a couple of weeks with motto, "Home is the golden set -her grandmother, Mrs. Harry Bast. ting, in which Mother is the jew- I Mrs. Martha'Baker is visiting for el", was given by Mrs. Clare Har- a week with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer ris. She company] home to a ring Giles in Arkona. with a jewel setting and said we Mrs. Albert Johnson. Mrs. John only have one mother and she is Harrifield and Mr. William T, So - the centre of the home, where joy. thorn are at present all confined and sorrow are shared. to Palmerston Hospital. The 4-H Club girls, "The Daisy Mr. Jack Siefert of Rexdale Belles", presented a skit, "Patio spent the holiday week -end at the Party" and a fashion show of the home of his parents. h h • had matte during the Mr and Mrs Scott of • NEEDA LEND -AID When unforeseen events cut into your savings, .quirk cash is the hest first aid you can find. Borrow up to $2,500 at your nearest Niagara Loan office. Remember, you will always lie wel- come at Niagara. NIAGARA FINANCE COMPANY LIMITED Largest AII•Canadian Consumer Loan Company • 307 10th Street 172 Ontario Street SPRATFOItl) HANOVic)tt r .17 NIAGARA LOANS • Telephone 810 'releiihmle 271-9010, Keith on.noY.",.YYYni„Y.nolonoeakiko .Wnn...n1...,c;reiiitoe4saon,Yli.l®n.�nr BENNETT'S Sc to S1.00 Store May Sale I CONTINUES THIS WEEK SOME OF THE BARGAINS NOW ON DISPLAY DURING BARGAIN DAYS EXTRA SPECIAL PLASTIC PLASTIC DISH PANS DISFI BASIN'S 59c 39c TRAINING PANTIES PILLOW CASES STRAW HAND BAGS PLASTIC PICNIC SETS 77c. FFLASHLIGHT, with batteries 88c WHITE. SHOE CLEANER, 21c COPPER SPONGE 8c, or 6' for 47c TEASER COMB 19c 6 for 59c $1.44 pair $2.98 1 ,I•oaNO.MM....M1.nIPo..o...n...aMIIMa.M•Mrel..u.inaro+..o.r.n.r. rw.n.w.n.r.nwn.r,,.r.n.111•1 Stoney Creek spent the week -end with Mr.' and Mrs. Alex Keith. On Saturday they attended the fun- eral of the late ' Mrs. James Keith in St. Catharines. Congratulations to our barber and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. John Andari, on the birth of a son in the Clinton Hospital on Sunday, May 13th. Friends of Mr. Harold Doig will be sorry to learn that at present he is confined to Listowel Hospital. We wish him a speedy recovery. Week -end visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Jack King were Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bellamy and Mr. Mark Bel- lamy of London; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bellamy of Tilbury and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bellamy and family of Tillsonburg. Mrs. Harvey McDermitt visited one day last week with her hus- band in Victoria Hospital, Lon- don. Miss Elizabeth Ann Cooper of lAIIK;again beats o cher cars in Sher4000"Rally • r Judge the Lark for yourself—take a test drive at your Studebaker dealer Bert Armstrong FIRST OVERALL AND FIRST iN CLASS BOTH 1962 AND 1961 A Studebaker Lark driven by John Jones and Lou Lalonde (,t' Toronto canto FIRST over all ears in the grut'lling 4,126 anile (hell Car Rally. Only LARK has von this vicious test of endurance two years in a row. Competing against cars rep- r(;senting the major mauul'tte- turers in the world, the hand- some Lark °nee again proved its reliability. Other ears fal- tered and broke up on rough, rutted roads, 'Poo fragile sus- pension systems gave up --too little road elearanee created havoc,. too tiny engines balked and died. The '62 Lark carried on,eagerly grappling with ad - Verse road conditions and ter- rible weather. The Lark swept across the prairies, soared over mountain ranges, mastered speed trials with ease and matched the driver's com- mands with race car handling. For the second year in a row the '62 Lark has won, beating all comers in the world's longest, most gruelling rally. Mot LARK'S Victory Means to YOU It means you can be sure the Lark is everything it is claimed to be fast, dependable, economical, comfortable, sure- footed. Other manufacturers snake these claims. Lark proves thetnl The features that have proved Lark the unbeatable, long distance Rally ehampion are the very features you want in your personal ear. A ragged, FIRST OVERALL FIRST IN CLASS FIRST Phone 181 Wingham, Out powerful engine, superb han- dling, sensible road clearance, positive braking, amazing economy and more interior room and comfort than any other domestic, family car. Go to your Studebaker Dealer now Drive the car that has deci- sively beaten all other makes and models. Buy a Lark and be assured your ear will be the same as the one that won the Rally, won the "Car of the Year” Award, and is winning thousands of new friends and admirers across Canada. Test drive the '0 Lark and form your own opinion! Tonight! STUDEBAKER OF CANADA t4AMILtQN, °NT. MANUFACTURER'S ENTRY Kitchener, spent the week -end with her parents. Mr. George Bolander of London spent the week -end with his wife and family here. I Mrs. Stanley Bride, Mrs. How- ' and Harris, Mrs, Crosby Sothern, Mrs. Robert Gibson, Mrs, John Craig, Mrs. Wm. Kato, Mrs. Ken Graham, Mrs. Wm. McCann and. Miss Minnie McElwain all attend- ed the District Annual of the W.I. in Walton on Thursday. Mr. Everitt Cooper. of Clinton spent the week -end with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Cooper, Miss Ruth Johnson of Toronto is spending this week at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Glenn Johnson. Mr. Ian Pitten.dreigh of London spent the holiday week -end with. his parents. Jerry, Judy and Jamie Durst of Listowel spent the weak -end with their grandparents, Mr. and Mra George Ashton. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Moore spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bricker at Baden. Mrs. Mary Sanderson of Listowel hpeut the holiday week -end with Mr and Mrs. Dave Dinsmore. Mas, Ida Gallagher of Listowel spent. the holiday week -end with Mr, and Mrs. Torn McC:lement. Misai Karen Jlaveues and Mr, Bruee Gil- more of Wingham visited Monday at the vane' home. Misses Doris (Carswell and Dawn Lori c'inr•k and David Inglis, Fraser Pollock, John and Bill C'.arswell :,pent Sunday at Goderich, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bride and Peter of Toronto spent the week - Old With IvTrs, Harold Doig and Mr. Tloig, who at present is mein - ed to Listowel 'Hospital, Misses Betty McClement and Phyllis Wilson, Paul Schaefer and Holger 1'eldslcov spent Stinday at Porn Elgin. Mr. and Mrs. F.l'lon Urahnm and faultily of Toronto spent the week end at their home- here. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hallman and family of Listowel wore Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Star 1i west er. Mrs. Ithuml Willtnmson return eel home last week after visiting several days with Mr. and Mrs Iiruee Williamson In London. Weelc-encs visitors with Mr. ant Mrs. A. Denierling were Mr. ani Mrs. Gordon Got:lrirh of. London Mrs. .Than Willing and Mr. Ttalttl t ngstaffe ,of 'Toronto were guest! at the same home, Mr, and Mrs. Alex Wray an 'famlly of Toronto visited relative in OW community over the t* wee .