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McKibbons Pharmacy
PHONE 53 - YVtNGLIAM
and children attended tale
miscellaneous shaver, held in leer-
dyee School on Saturday evening
in honour of a bride of this week,
Miss Ruth Irwin. Mrs. ('has. Rob-
inson was in charge of a tnusieal
contest, with Mrs. Elroy Laidlaw at
the piano. Mrs, Gordon McBurney
gave a humorous reading, and the
teacher, Mrs. George Kennedy, and
her pupils held a mock wedding.
Y\'H1'I'1CCHl11)013 The October
meeting of the \Wennen's institute
was held last 'luesday evening in
the memorial hall with guests Proal
I I-u('know, tit. Helens and \Winl;ltana
institutes. About 75 ladies were
prevent. Alis. Dan Tiffin. president,
presided and the roll call was an-
t swerved by naming :t way in whle•h
a the atonic image had ('htulgcd our
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lives.:Vlra. F. Rice ft•atll t. Llelens,
sang "Keep Right 11n to the I:nd of
the Road." Airs ')hos Metcalfe
f gave °t tails on the opportunity
Mrs. Thos. O'Malley read an ad- „lasses in pubidt schools. telling of
dress and Mrs. Chas. Robinson as -;the benefits of etafts. to help in
'sistld in preyentt'"• m3nv boaut'
fill gifts. :Mss Irwin thanked her ' means to these pupils,
friends thoughtful ifts. MisS Margaret line, of Luc•hnow•,
g.
sang a Solo. Presentations were
�9fiilllh4'11N111iM'I IIt II t i , _ made to Weiss Annie Ktnnetly, by
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1' 1 expression and how melt braise
t t s for their useful and
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stop here
always!
THAT KEEPS
YOU GOING
There's Ilt)t11i1)i' .!bout 1111L- prompt.
friendly, competent way of doing
things that bring motorists back to
tis again and again for every auto
service!
WINOAM MOTOR
PHONE 139 — WINGHAM
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1961 METEOR 4 -DOOR SEDAN
in tip-top condition
1960 DODGE 4 -DOOR SEDAN
A one -owner car, in A-1 condition
1959 FORD FORDOR SEDAN
with V-8 motor and automatic transmission,
in tip-top condition
1959 OLDSMOBILE 4 -DOOR SEDAN
Also a one -owner car
1959 DODGE 4 -DOOR
1958 VOLVO 2 -DOOR
1958 DODGE 4 -DOOR
1957 DODGE 4 -DOOR
with radio
1956 DODGE 2 -DOOR
with radio
1955 DODGE 2 -DOOR HARDTOP
A e,yl, Automatic
1954 DODGE 4 -DOOR SEDAN
1953 FORD SEDAN
SEDAN
in good condition
SEDAN One-owi r
HARDTOP
1953 CIIE:VROLET SEDAN
Len Crawford Motors
Your Dodge, Plymouth, Chrysler, Valiant Dealer
Phone 710
W ingham
Rota. Pardon. by MIS. tleorgle
' Walker. 'These ladies have recently
10a d Ito t (01811t . t
received the Wt10e21'5 lustitlat. On-
tario Badge. t'laolt thanked the so-
ciety and lnvitott the tad it's (u gauge
2111)1 st•0 tlmnl to tht 1t' t(0!v hutnoS.
Mrs. Victor I:tnet•s0n and Mrs.
I:)an Tiffin w111 attend the \V'.1.
Bruce (Snotty rally et 1':u•hht'ail 011
October 125. Mr,. Schutt 1v:1), cup-
't(linted elotirnt:tn G r the radio
Farm Foran. 't'hi'n was a (lisplay
1
and sale of eis•bttt•n apron:: 1 t•1' -
were made to cater t;) 0 welding
1n early November 'l'ht' cinch„); est
"The Queen" and Grave eloeerl the
tneetlne.
W1.11T[llllEN1;11
Mr. and Mrs. Myles, McMillan, of
Teeswatet• visited one clay last
week with Mr. and Mrs,. \Weeley
Tiffin.
Mr. and Mrs. t'hau'leeton and
Mrs, Cecil Falconer visited 0n Sun'
day with Mr. and Mrs. Hobert Par-
don, Belgrave.
Mr. awl Mrs. Robert Aittheson
and children, who have lived at St.
Helens for the tend year, moved
this well -end to 11(101.1011, and her
mother, Mrs. Dowling„ aetompauied
them for the week end.
Mr's. Alain I'ur.tou received word
00 Saturday that her grandson,
Shawn Simpson, of Flint, :lIit'h.,
had been injured when riding his
bicycle, and had his ankle :and foot
badly broken. The buy is in hos
pital in Flint. Mr. and Mrs, Pur -
don spent the week. end there.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Henry and
family of Ashfield visited on Sun-
day with Mr and Mrs. Archie Par-
don.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Weber and fa•
n1ily visited Sunday with Mr, and
Mrs. Robert Chambers of Harris..
ton.
Miss Gertrude Stewart, who hate
been visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Walker, returned on Sun-
day to her home at Cooksvitle,
Little Joyce Taylor celebrated
her ninth birthday last Thursday
by entertaining a few of her sc'huol
pals at her home.
Mr. and Mrs. GerShoul Johnston
visited on Sunday with Mr. George
Casemore and Mr. and Mrs, Frank
Ross of Turnberry.
The United Church Women of
Calvin -Brick Church are holding
their thankofforing meeting this
Sunday with the Messenger and
Explorer groups assisting and with
a film strip, 'Taiwan The Un-
known Island".
Mr. and Mrs, \\'m, Fisher of To-
ronto spent the w•('ek••end with iris
parents, Mr. and Mrs, George fish-
er and Mr. and Mrs, Elliott Car -
rattlers and family of Holyrood.
They visited at the Fisher home 00
Sunday.
Miss Anne Rinioul and Miss
Mary Pursloli of Kitchener, spent
the week -end at their respective
homes In West Wawanosh,
Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Charleston
of Hamilton are visiting with Mrs.
Cecil Falconer, Mr. and Mrs, A, E.
'Pardon of Lucknow and Mr. and
Mrs Athol I'urdon of Sarnia visit-
ed there on Sunday
Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Huffman
and Beverley of Luran visited on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wesley
Tiffdn,
Mr, and Mrs, James Easson of
Grimsby and Mr. and Mrs. Atmore
Hopton of Brantford spent the
week -end with Mr, and Mrs. Geo.
Walkr.
Mr, Thomas Gaunt of Wingham
returned to Wingham Hospital on
Saturday after being six weeks at
his home.
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Routeliffe, who
had been visiting with her parents,
Mr, and Mrs, Edgar (10001, return,
ed home to Ottawa on Thursday
WE HAVE
SH U ®CAIN NEARER
• for extra profits from veal calf
production
*An all-new product for efficient economi-
cal veal production.
*Shur -Gain Veater will produce calves with
the desired bloom for top grade in only
ten weeks.
Profitable veal calves with only 200 1ha.
of% Shur -Gain Vealer.
SEE ✓ vS TODAY!
Wingham Feed Mill
PHONT 142
W INGFIAM
eANA1 A a PACKERS'
SNunj*t. plilISIOR
y'EALJ j
e
I ;and :lir. :inti Mrs. ,Ttuuee Oa nit
J ' i11 lf.1t
1 1
t,
1)> ell
at his parents home, loft on Stm
day t1.) rt't urn 111 I1:1g0()11 Qlit'het',
Other r1•l:ttivlw who gathered last'
Tuesday :11 the ).aunt 110(111' w•)')'i'
Mr. and Mrs. James Inglis. (`lif-.
ford, Mr, William Inglis. Walker-.
ton, A1r. ,tants Inglis. Guelph, and
Vernon Inglis
et -Georgetown.
Ver. Robert Ilutehixun was able'
to return haute• front \Winghem
Hospital last week.
Mrs. S. 1', Willis, of tlow':ulNt()lun,
spent the Week -t'11 With Mrs. 1).'
Among those who took tt duty off
last week 10 make the rounds of
the 'wawa City" at the plough - 1,
ing matt l., dwell Sound, were. Mr.!
00d Mrs, Walter Elliott. Mr, and
Mrs. Clarence ltitehie, Air. 80(1 Mrs.
George McGee, Mr and Mrs. Alex'
Robertson. Nelson Dow, Gilbert
I3eet•roft, David and Jinnuie, Mr.I
Will. R. Ptirduu, Mr. •1(1111) Allelic- I
eon, Mr. and Mrs. Russel Pardon,
Mr. and Mrs. J:tek Oodles. Mr. 110(1
Mrs. Mervin 11111, M1 :001 Mrs. 1
Ito se 11 c 1011111 Mr. :11111 Mrs;, Pun -
add 1t'»1';, lir. :Intl lire. Jelin GLnunt,'
Ala. and dt' c'al 1 llet'lelntl'lttu,,.
A'lt•. anti Ml:•; M,e:cat li.,hin,cun, Mt.
and Mo.. Albert Diene1n, Mr. uutl
\1V111114 :and ,:)1118.
Airs. Aiurraty 1)erbyshire, 7tunieson
t', 1 t,titleta•, Johnston C'ulllt, James
111t•hareleon, James Anderson, Wil-
fred W tlisef and sons, Donald.
1)ottglats and Al:tit, Harris Pardon,
Calvin Robinson. Roy Robinson,
t'larence ('haln1ey, Nil% and Airs.
Hugh Simpson and children, Mr,
and Mrs, Douglas n. e•1 a s
Simpsc)n and
t'urrie. Mils. Jahn Mc(lee., A[1., and
Mrs. J. It. Ileecroft, Ronald and
Kirk B(((•roft, Mr, Alex. AleKen-
41', Mt'. and 1\14'5. \Wil. 1'lvaus, Mr.
'and Mics. Ater Coulter, Mr. and Mrs,
Aldin Pardon.
li'v. T. E, Kennedy, of 131uovale,
coltd1(0(0l vommuition services in
thy Presbytoritttl Church here 011
Sunday :and baptized David Gordon,
sou of Mr. and Mt's. Donald Ross,
and 1>001(ld Wayne, son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. 1t'Raer,
A1iss Pe:tn McLeod will be the
speaker at the WMS'I'1/ankoffa•ring
tin cling this \i'ednIsdtty :at the
Peesbytt'1•i:tn t'hurvit when the la-
dies of this c•utumttnit,' tit e• i11141011
to bp pt•ose'nt
Mr. anti Mrs. Win, Itintuul anti
daul;htt Is visited recently with Mr.
:and Mrs. Jttnit•8 iteict, of A111010l.
Mrs., AVI11, It. Pardon has been a
patient in 1,Vint;barn Hospital, suf-
1t : 1141 111.111 pneumonia
Mr. :1101 Mrs. John Jolts :and fa
uti;,t of Mono) I1,yeJgts :went the
'4510l( end with MI'.:tnd 1\11
Kennedy of Mar11oeh and Alan
Moore, Lloyd Peagan and John
McArthur of I.00'l)) l visited with
Mr, and Mrs. K(nueely on :anday.
Mrs. Harry Cook of M:uvoc•h
spent a few days last wri'k at the
home of her ,laughter, Alt's, Har.
old Slessor of Mantis, who under
weal an u11t•ration in Kineardi111'
Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. ltusscll
Cook of Blyth visited on Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cook.
The 1at1e:; )4 Calvin );rick and
St. 11111115 1luilOd ('hurc4a's 11(01 of
the 1'resbyttelan (`hutch here have
boon invited to attend 1thtulkof
fortng meeting in the tinned
Church here on \\'ednee,lay, Ot
robe)' 34 at e."0 p.ns. Art:, C. W.
Tiffin of \Wi0gha111 will hi' the
sp(cal 8)1011 t, r. A1/ tart weir ane to
Mrs. William Henry rettu'ned to
1,ut,clun this week to take a Spc'Citll
course
}41 hair dressing.
Mr. and Mrs. George Wadded of
Culross, who held 21 sate of farm
and farm stoles last 11'riday are
moving to it new home in Tees
water.
FOROWICH
A4rs, M. Kirby, of \\ritlowdale,
1'iisted over the week -end with
Mr, and Mrs. Peter Browne and
Mr. and Mrs. Hector Browne,
Mrs. Ross Dust and family, of
Listowel, visited on Saturday with
Mt. and Mrs. George 'Ashton,
A1i118 Elizabeth Cooper, of Water -
Let, tented the week -end with her
parents, Mr, and Mr's. Wray Cooper.
attend.
Allem Mahe. Conn of Toronto
spt•n;
ent8tl1t week 011 1 with her Par j �r .�� ��� ��
4 Mr. and MIS, \Watllece. ('um).l 1
Mr, 010 ATr:s. ,llill'11 (uune0 10111
Mrs. Bruce Webb and daughter,)itnr, 1 : l �t••
'Brenda, of 1'niustvi('Is, have, Spent
deo Un rittel:t1 ((1111 .tar 00.1 11r•i.! a wt•0Ic visiting her parents, Mr.
Wilbert :)rheitlttellbett; at ,;t}.it}t. runt Mrs. t'. 13. Ilofflnaa,
Mrs. Ross r;onglarl, of Toronto,
amptoll.
LARGEST CROWD EVER
T
TURKEY SUPPER
13FLGRAVF For the first tittle
st
in the history of the I3(lgratv(' ane
nual turkey supper nearly 100 per-
sons were. turned awaty. Over 800
persons packed the comMunity
centre on Wednesday evening for
this annual event, which Is unique
in rho fact that everyone is seated
at ono time.
'1111' supper is sponsored by the
arena board and the proceeds are
Used for the maintenance of the
centre.
Rev. W. Mot't'ieott of the .Preasby-
t •`'1uta-t '
l lsurc•b, 13elgrave, asked the
blessing. Alter s,1ppet a concert
was presented i)1 Earl and Martha
Heywood of \1'ing;hain and Murray
Gaunt, M.P.P., spoke briefly.
is visiting her sitters, Misses Mary
and Ruby Doff and Mrs. M. L.
Own,
Mrs. Aronitl Lillow and Mrs.
Nellie 'Allow :peat Sunday with
relatives In Stratford,
'atIAL SAUIT� 1.a
coop
PEOPLF Itkt 11ISINE$$ tO SOW V#' TIIFM3M':1 Vit
You can't buy better tires!
FILISKIIE Snow Tires
Safer, surer stops. Start and
go in mud, ice and snow.
First line, nylon cord, 24 -
month guarantee.
`lSie DEPENDABLE BATTERIES
_ i17rt+r=st
For sure winter starting ....
dependable Co-op batteries
far car, truck and tractor.
Co-op Sale Price, each
6 -Volt, 30.mo, $90 97 12 -Volt, 24 -ma. $12° 97
guarantee ° guarantee
670 x 15 (Conventional)
Co-op Sale Price, each
750 x 14 and 670 x 15 (Tubeless)
Co-op Sale Price, each
$16.97
9.6
Save over $6,00 pair — SAFELY
ALL TRANSISTOR
PORTAMATIC AUTO RADIO
Take it with you wherever
i; _ , '• «, .. , ,' " � you go . , .. plays 1,000
hours with lust 6 flashlight
i• cells. Attractive simulated
leather case,
Regular Value $59.95, $aAL 87
Co-op Sale Price, each i�
Timely Special Purchase -- BATTERY BOOSTER CABLES $2.77 PER SET
Nothing
to ht_fy1
Here's all
you del:
You will enjoy the t'me•saving benefits of this
portable, "12 place settings" automatic dish.
washer, It features the complete cycle of pre -
rinsing, washing and drying . , , does it for you
automatically.
Two of these handsome, "exciting -to -own"
G.E. Dishwashers valued at $389,9$ each, will
be given away during the Fall Sale. If your
bqtlot is drawn we will ask you fo exchange a
photo of yourself for ane of the wonderful
prizes.
Simply visit your CO.OP
during the FALL SALE,
October 18, 19, 20, fill
out the official entry
blank and drop It into
the ballot box. Every-
one is eligible except
employees of Co -open
olives and affiliated
organizations and their
immediate families.
PUTTY AND PUTTY KNIFE
1 -lb, tinfoil package glazing putty with
steel blade putty knife,
Co-op Sale Combination Price ,27e
TOOL CHEST
Full width lift -out tray, full -grip handle and
hasp for padlock. All welded steel con.
struction. Baked enamel finish.
Co-op Safe Price, each $3,33
Regular Value $69.95
6-%a" DELUXE SKIL SAW
Complete with three assorted, long -life
blades. The sow preferred by profession-
als and hobbyists tool Rugged, powerful,
well-balanced -•- a real worker tool
Co-op Sale Price, each $49.97
24' WRECKING BAR
%' hexagon shaped bar made from cold
rolled steel. Sturdy claws, ample leverage.
Co-op Sale Price, each .67c
Save 25% an Light Bulbs
Westinghouse 1,000 hour guaranteed
inside frosted light bulbs.
40 watt and 60 watt -- Co-op Sale
Price: 4 for .791.
100 watt — Co-op Sale Price: 4 for
85c.
CAULKING GUN AND CARTItilG€
Cradle style steel gun with easy trigger
action. Enamel finish. With 13 -oz, caulk-
ing cartridge.
Co-op Sole Price, Roth $1.37
5' ALUMINUM
STEP LADDER
All aluminum construction
--light weight and dur-
able. Skid -proof steps,
slip -proof rubber feet,
pinch - proof spreaders.
Bucket holder. Outstand-
ing value at this price.
Co-op Sale
Price, each $9097
5 -TINE MANURE FORK -. "D Y" HANDLE
regular value $4.75 Co-op Sale Price, each
$3.44
14' REGiS PUSH BROOM Block fibre bristle.
Regular value $2.39 -- Co-op Sale Price,
each $1.77.
GENERAL PURPOSE STEEL SHOVEL -- 4 -foot
handle. Regular value $2.35 --- Ce -op Sale
Price, each $1.67.
BROOM RAKE with 18 re-Inforcecl spring steel
teeth and long sturdy handle. Co-ep Safe Price,
each $1,29.
SPECIALS ON PEST KILLERS
CO-OP DISINFECTANT. All-purpose... for use in stables, hen houses,
brooder houses, hog pens, etc..,. Regular value $2.75 Co-op Sale
Price 1 gal. $2.33.
CO-OP RAT KILLER Save' two ways -- prevent rats eating your
profits and save on the purchase price. Co-op Sale Price 1 -Ib. fin
only .63cDO.
CO-OP OM 0115T controls lice on cattle, horses, hogs, poultry and
ticks on sheep. 1.5% Rotenone content. Regular value .79c. Co-op
Sale Price, 2 lbs., ,63c.
FREE! Handy Feed Scoop with
co•ov PIG PRE -STARTER
With every cwt. of Co-op Pig Pre -Starter you get a
rugged feed scoop absolutely free. And, remembt r
Co-op Pig Pre -Starter is the feed supplement baby
pigs thrive on. You market more pigs, thriftier
pigs per litter with Coop Pig Pre Starter.
S"ALt-'NfERCHAN
Improve herd health the Co-op way and save!
e
CO.OP CATTLE MINERAL
50c off Per cwt,
Make a profitable difference in your
yearly milk cheques with Co.op Cattle
Mineral, the supplement with the exact
balance of calcium arid phosphorus,
so necessary for lop animal health
and milk production. Available at
this price in 100.Ib. bags only.
LGRAVE CO
$1.95 Plastic Pall -- only 50c
with each cwt. of
CO.OP CALF STARTER PELLETS
Research has shown that a properly
balanced diet in pellet form increases
rale of gain and Improves feed efficiency
by one third compared with the same diet
in meal form when fed to calves during
the first month. And remember... for
3 days only, with every cwt. of pellets
you get a durable $1.95 -value pail for
only ,$0c,
PHONE — WINGHAM 1001
Deluxe --" not "stripped" models
CO.op
PIM- tat
CHEST FREEZERS
With all of the fine, modern features you want and
expect at wonderful savings. Serviced across Canada.
5 year warranty on sealed refrigerator unit.
CO.OP SALE PRiCE, EACti
21 cubic foot -- 17 cubic foot -- 15 cubic foot --
$258.95 $238.95 $222.95
r AY:AI"4AOLE: ON ca•on I `1
>r' s W1' H 'NO DOWN. PA'
',PLAN
Beat winter drying weather with a
IVaI-VouNW AUTOMATIC
CLOTHS
DRYER
"Fresh -air" drying '-- Safely door switch —
Large lint trap -- Infinite heat.controt switch
-- Porcelain top -- Enamelled Cabinet -'-•
Ozone lamp -- inferior light --- ihree year
guarantee ort the element,
Co-op Salec13 /.y
Prise, each i
Weighs only 63/4 Ibst
ELECTRIK BROOM
Strong suction) elimin+
ates'dirt quickly, thor•
oughly, conveniently.
Coop Sate
Price, each
$35.89
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Ontario
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