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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1962-10-10, Page 12'age. Twelve The 1'Cirigbam Advance -Times, Wrdneaday',.Oet, 10,-1982 Wing am Kinsmen r rive '', Wednesday, October 17 HAVE Y{ UI. PAPER BUNDLED AND TIED AND ON THE STREET FOR PICK-UP STARTING. AT 2.30 P.M. Paper will also be picked up in BELGRAVE, BLUEVALE, WIIITECHURCH during the day THINKING ABOUT INSTALLING A NEW OIL FURNACE DID YOU KNOW... Your Coop can Finance Complete HHeating lastailation? Cc;'ntact us today for details of CO -01) QUIPMENT CONTRACTS -'Gu'll lit' Glad You Did! Betgrave Wingham I091-lahones,=Brussels 388W10 CO-OP HEATING OILS AND SERVICE CAN'T BE BEAT Assoc. PART OF THE FUN at the Legion Auxiliary bowl- ing tournament was the modelling of hats, some 12 district ladies competing for prizes. Pictur- ed here are the judges, left, Mrs. V. Hall, Blyth, past zone commander and right, Mrs. William McCann, Fordwich, zone commander, along with Mrs. A. Dowd, Mrs. Roy Bowen and Mrs. E. McLeod, all of Goderich, in their fancy hats. WHITECHURCH Mrs. Irene Patterson of Toronto spent the week -end at the home of her brother, Mr. Charles Taylor. Their mother, Mrs. William Taylor, who has been a patient in the Wingham Hospital for several months, was able to spend the week -end here also. Miss Florence Moir of Toronto spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. James Richardson and on Sunday they and Mr. John Rich- ardson and Bobby and Miss Moir visited with Mr. and Mrs, Howard Savage of Molesworth, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Coupland of Toronto spent the week -end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Robinson and with Wrox- eter relatives. Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Fisher and family of Owen Sound spent the week -end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, George Fisher. Miss Mary Fisher has taken a position with CKCO-TV in Kitchener. LYCEUM Theatre Wingham, Ontario Two Shows Each Night Commencing at 7.15 p.m. aDMISSION-65ee-- 45o - 300 TIIUR.-i' RI. -SAT. OCT. 11-12-13 Bob Hope - Lana Turner in i1BACHELOR IN PARADISE" (Adult Entertainment) The true confessions and intimate secrets of the world's greatest authority on love • RALLY DISCUSSES SCHOOL QUESTION Uplands, Ottawa, spent the week- end with his mother, Mrs, Annie Nicol, Minnie lit. Mrs, Louise Ishister and Miss Sandra itome of Peterborough v.is- I•.AIiEI.I4T Le lies of the Lake- lied nvei tit. week -end with Mr. let. W.I. branch wlio 1'flended the county rally of the Woftren'S Iii and Mrs. Wilfred Henry. stitute field at Bluevale were Mrs, Miss Marlene Stainton of To- Cliff Hallman, Mrs. Harold wsti- ! ronto visited over the week -end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. lace, Mrs. Lyle Murray, Mrs. Lloyd I Stainton. Jactlucs, Mrs. P)Percmerson. Ferguson, Y Mrs, Bob Alan, Mrs, Stan Dennis, Mrs, Cordon Wright, Mrs. Jaclt Ferguson and Mrs.flordonMcKee. The morning session was made up of reports from various branch- es of Institute work, In the af- ternoon a trio composed of Mrs. Jack Ferguson, Mrs. Gordon Wright and Mrs, Gordon McKee sang two numbers, accompanied by Mrs. Lyle Murray. An interesting panel discission conducted by \ aughan Douglas of CKNX, with a panel composed of Mrs. Stan Bride, Fordwich, Mrs. William Kato, Gorrie, Ivan Has- kins, reeve of Howick and Stewart Douglas, school board chairman. The subject under discussion was the new central school in Howick. A lot of good points were discussed. The meeting closed with the na- tional anthem. McIntosh U.C.W. zM1' d .+, aC a t:.•i'.y�,a" ,T ..a -- –� .e— -.w. Met Wednesday -- Mr. and Mrs. Don McTaggart - Mr. James McKinley of Win - visited friends and relatives in nipeg visited with his sister, Mrs. Hamilton, St. Catharines and Gu- Jean Carr, for the week -end. elph over the holiday week -end. - -Week-end vsitors with Mr. and --•Mr. Hugh Sinnamon, Judy, Mrs. N. T. McLaughlin were Miss Brian, Michael and Paul Forsyth, Nell Hutchison of Toronto, Mr. spent the week -end in Montreal, Muir McLaughlin of Sarnia, Mrs. Helen Woodley and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Doaglas and Diane of Cale- donia. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Smith and family of Listowel visited over th" week -enol with Mr. ai.d Mrs. Terry Nethery and family. The Nethery Thankugiving dinner was held at the home of Mr. and Ivlrs, Terry Nethery. -Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gibbon and daughters, Vicky and Fran.. cine of London, and Mr, and Mrs. Warren Weber and dal .ghter, De- nise, anent the Holiday •.i e: llc-est l with their parent-, Mr, and Mrs. Jaunts Gibbon;, .. Mi'. and :.tr:;. Gorden n Keith, NO131i811 attU Ciafr'y of 'l.ot.'i'tu spent the week -end with ,Lrs. Eliz- abeth Ke,lh and Mrs. J;'a.t Carr. Saturday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs, 11. WI) I were Nil. F arrest. Doughterty of Kirkland presented with a corsage by the Lake, Mr. an.1 Mrs. Keith Ellis.fair board. Mrs. W. H. Merry of L)ebbie and Carlyn of Elmira. 00 Milton, secretary of the Ontario Monriay visitors 81., 111,.. same home -Shorthorn Lassies, was also present were Mr, and Mrs. Claud.; Bigger, at the fair and spoke on the Short - Ellen, George, .Donny, jimmy and horn Lassies and the fine work Sally of Delaware. Mr. and Mrs. they are doing in Ontario to pro. ,John Wild and baby, Kevin, were mote Shorthorn cattle, Thanksgiving week -end Ntsitors with his parents. __Mr, and Mrs. William Elliott spent the week -end visiting in Brantford, --Mrs. Walter Davis and Miss Linda Elliott visited over the week- end with Mr. and Mrs. J, T, Bild- fell in London. -Mr. and Mrs. Herb Fuller, Bar- ry, Wendy and Bill spent the week- end with her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Innes, at Blackwater. --Mr. and Mrs. Roy Anderson of Quebec City and Miss Susan An- derson of Queen's University, Kingston, visited over Thanksgiv- ing with Mr. and Mrs. George Porter, They attended the christen- ing of the former's grandson, James Roy Porter on Sunday af- ternoon in St. Paul's Anglican Church, --Miss Grace Player of Edin- burgh, Scotland, who has been a visitor for the past month with Mr, and Mrs, Lloyd Elliott and Protect Your Car.Now AG, ,, MST RUST AND CORROSION WITH fffl. 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(;ET ( OMPI,tTE PROTECTION TODAY AT AN INTRODUCTION PRICE COMPACTS OMPACTS Only ALl, STANDARD MODELS (Chev, I-'oi•d, PIytamouth, etc,) Only ALL LARGLR MODELS (Cadillac, Lincoln, etc.) Only $ 7.95 $ 9.00 $1.2.95 Make Your Appointment Now at ... en Phone 710 Cr;wford Motors Josephine St. Wingham, Ont. in -41-2441h Mr. and Mrs. James Seli had as their guests Mr. and Mrs. Hec- tor Sutherland, who were on their way home to Windsor after being in the Lake of Bays district for Thanksgiving. Mrs, Dora Houle of Toronto is also a guest of the S@ti's this week. Mrs. Paul Vanstone retarned home on Saturday after spending a week with her daughter, Mrs. Charlie Childs and family at Woodstock. --Miss Marion Thompson and Miss Helen McIntosh of Vancouver who spent the summer mouth;; touring Europe, visited Thanksgiv- ing Day with the tatter's hrolliei and sister-in-law, Mr, and Mrs, Jas. McIntosh, Leopold St. - -Mrs. Geo. McKay and rlaugh ter, Mary Elizabeth, of Hamilton, spent Thanksgiving week -end with Mrs. Oreo. Egleston, Centre St. Mr, and Mrs. Gerald Shannon. Marlyn and Don of Barrie, Mr. and Mrs, Ross Wright and Jeff of To- ronto, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Hon - singer and Kathy of London, Mr. and Mrs. Tim Gibson, Tim, Ted and Tracy of Listowel, spent the week -end with Mr, and Mrs, Andy Lunn. --Mr, and Mrs. Doug Richey of t Kingston and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Housten, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fitzpatrick and family and Miss Betty Fitzpatrick, all of London, and Kenny Fitzpatrick of Kings- bridge, spent the week -end with( Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Fitzpatrick. —Visitors over the Thanksgiving holiday with Mr, and Mrs. Leslie Beirnes were Mr. and Mrs. •Plantz, Charlie and Ida of Ayton, Mrs. L, Aldworth, Misses Gladys, Beatrice and Mabel Eidt of Kitchener, ----Mr. and Mrs, F. Langridge and Denis of Belgrave spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Langridge and family. ----Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Reading of Burlington visited over the holiday week -end with their aunt, Miss Alice Readng, —Miss Fern Nethery of Kitchen- er, and Mr. and Mrs, Roger Ken- nedy and Edward of Chatham spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Ab Nethery. LAKELET—The October meet- ing of the McIntosh U,C.W. was held on Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs, Leslie Harkness. Eighteen ladies answered the roll call, which was "A Thanksgiving Thought". Mrs. Jack Ferguson, president, conducted the business portion of the meeting. A report of the Friendship and Flower committee was given. The program was in charge of Mrs Walter Renwick, who read a chapter from "Signals for the Sixties" and Mrs Alan Dar- ling conducted a Bible contest. Lunch was served by the commit- tee in charge, Mrs. Elmer Haskins and Miss Francis Inglis. SHORTHORN LASSIE Miss Georgina Kieffer of Mount St. Joseph Academy, London, spent Thanksgiving week -end with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Oscar Kief- fer. 011 Saturday she presided as Shorthorn Lassie for Huron Coun- ty at the Fordwich fair and was Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hogg, leaves to- day for Malton on her return home. Mr. Hogg and Mr. Elliott were guests with the Player family on several occasions while serving overseas with the Armed Forces in World War II. --Mr. and Mrs, Carl McKay, Su- san and Michael of Toronto, were holiday week -end visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Stafford Batteson and Mrs, Annie McKay. --Mrs. Irlma Jenkins and Mrs. Marguerite Riehl of Clinton spent Thanksgiving with their families, Mrs. Jenkns with her sons Bill and Harvey and their families, and Mrs, Richt with her daughter, Mrs. Bill Jenkins and son Bill, all of Sud- bury and Capreol, —Mrs• E. R. Fitch and daughter, Mrs. John Montgomery of Gran- vIlle, .Ohio, visited with Mrs. Geo. Egleston for a. few days this week. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Sterling of Toronto spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Art Wilson. ---Mr, Alan Nicol of the RCAF, IN CHARGE OF MATCH—These four men are officers of the Huron County Plowmen's Assoc- iation. The 36th annual plowing match was held at Benmiller on Saturday. From the left, V. ALAN WILLIAMS Optometrist Patrick St., Wingliacn Phone 770 NowneneUwrbw®bmaP.enb®nnee.. a. o meoeesoa.1..osssacaabes+.bs,sbab.a®sn®o.eeosysoa. Thank You' THANK YOU ELECTORS OF HURON = BRUCE for gall you did to make the by-election a significant Liberal victory Murray Gaunt ..sn..nn.x>>.e..o.-.n.,.-u,A,>oa-,...,o.,.o.+..o.-..o..a.oTP.+o,n,..n..-.,1..,,..,,.,.1>,1.o.,-.>0<b.o,21.n...oe..l George Wheatley, Seaforth, director; William Perrie, Brussels, president; Hugh Hill, Colborne Township, director, and L. E. Cardiff, M.P., of Brussels, secretary -treasurer. --Photo, Cantelon R' ed Front Grocery Phone: Our Prices Are Lower Free 590 We Keep Down the Upkeep Delivery MONARCH PASTRY FLOUR 7-111s. 65c 14 -oz, Green Giant Fancy CORN NIBLETS , , ..5/ 85c LdBBY'S-15-oz. Deep Brown PORK and BEANS 6/$1.00 VEGETABLE, BEAN and BACON, CELERY or TOMATO CAMPBELL'S SOUPS, 10 -oz, 8/$1.00 COLGATE TOOTH PASTE Giant 57c MAPLE LEAF PURE LARD lb, 22c REDPATH ICING. SUGAR 2 -lbs. 24c BEEF, PORK, CHICKEN or TURKEY York Frozen PIES, 8 -oz. 2/49c York Fancy Frozen PEAS, 12 -oz. 2/39c Blue Water FISH STICKS, 10 -oz. 37c Farm House COTTAGE CHEESE . , . , lb. 25c Maple Leaf CHEESE SLICES, 3c off, 8 -oz. 29c WITH DRESSING—(HALF OR WHOLE) BONELESS FRESH PICNICS lb 49c MAPLE LEAF Sweet Pickled COTTAGE ROLL lb. 59c SCHNEIDERS NO. 1 Rindless BACON ENDS Ib. 69c Calif. ICEBERG HEAD LETTUCE, 24s .. 2/35c Florida SEEDLESS GRAPEFRUIT, 96s..5/29c .�UwU�.II,.�U.rU...U.�U�0U.�U�U.IU0Mba.0@1tl44UVIW... U.IYb'obse..”see.la»n1ie,.U. Dresses. . 4. HIHII IN QUALITY -R LOW IN PRICE 1 1 Our feature attraction is a lovely selection of smartly styled dresses in the low price bracket. These at- tractive florals and novelty prints are available in misses and half -sizes, in cottons and transition cloths. Do come in and look them over — You'll find a wide and varied selection of pat- terns and .colours, PRICED AT ONLY $6.98 and $8.98 NMM1MnNJ.N/W.,.MMnhM/iN,.M+\..Mr�-Jc�J4## ..hl✓ -./...,Y �./. n.IV"!.M/.I €DIGH OFFERS (Wingham) Limited "TIM MUMMY STORE" nbaemnammnmmnauetleMovaabe.ebasUwdua mono brbmnennwiemo beenocoli oDu®.oamnasm3 r s w G • •