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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1963-01-24, Page 16Page lta - Wingham Advance -Times, Thursday, Jan, 24, 100 The "DETROIT WORLD," after checking the names in the new Detroit telephone directory, reported that there are 660 Guys and 3'2 Dolls; six Grooms but no bride; five Bachelors but no spin- ster; two Boys but no girl; eight Coffees, eight Cupps and six Creamers; 15 Sugars, 11 Spoons one Saint, two Sinners and 25 Angels, but nary a devil; 35 Crooks, one Cop, 84 Goods, but not a single bad. Lyceum THEATRE WINGHAM, ONTARIO Two Shows Each Night Commencing at 7.15 p.m. ADDIISSION — 65e, 45e, 300 FRI: SATURDAY JAN, 25-26 "HMS DEFIANT" A story of the sea. THEATRE WILL BE OPEN FRIDAY A N D SATURDAY NIGHTS ONLY UNTIL FUR- THER NOTICE. QEDICATE, w . G: "DE O:�h BIBLES AS A ONTINUI G MEMORIA- May be donat:'d through your local funeral director PLA6kU 1 "U 1.r {JNL :HOSPITA,IS, PRISONS Wherever you drive — our service goes with you When your car is Hartford - insured through us you can always depend on fast, friendly service through any one of 2(() claim offices coast to coast. That kind of help can come in mighty handy in an emergency. It's just one of the reasons you should see us for auto insurance. W. B. GONWON, CLU Insurance Agency S. A. SCOTT, Salesman JOHN STREET Dial 357-2636, Wingham Alt :FWCIVAta_e ANOTHER HUGE SNOWBANK that demonstrates the snowfall recently is this pile at the local hospital which has been thrown up as workmen did their best to keep the parking area and the main entrance open public.—Advance-Times Photo. 7;1 - to the Two New Members On Area Board J. H. Kinkead chaired the inaugural meeting of the Turn - berry Township School Area Board held in the Central School on Thursday, January 10th. Mr. Kinkead welcomed the two new members, James Johnston and Roy Wormington and also paid tribute to the work done by Ken Zinn and Bert Holmes, who retired. He also reviewed the work and problems of the different schools. Wormington -Haugh: That Eldon Kirton be chairman for 1963. Wormington -Norman; That the secretary -treasurer be re- engaged at the same salary of $600.00. Haugh -Wormington: That the minutes of the previous meeting be adopted as read. Norman -Wormington: That Gordon Wray be attendance officer for 1963 at same salary of $75.00. Haugh -Wormington: That secretary -treasurer be authoriz- ed to pay teachers, transporta- tion, caretakers as per contracts. 411,7 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Try us once ... you'll stop here always! THAT KEEPS YOU GOING There's nothing about our 1)l'Otlll)t, friendly, competent Vay of doing things that bring motorists back to us again and again for every auto service! Wingham Motors PHONE 357-2720 WINGHAM Wormington -Norman: That the chairman and secretary - treasurer be authorized to sign at the bank. Wormington -Johnston: That the supply teacher be paid at the rate of $17.50 per day and that Mrs. J. C. Johnston be supply teacher. The board decided to visit the schools some time in the near future. Jack Hoods sug- gested meeting the teachers and board on March 21st re supplies. Norman -Haugh: That the secretary -treasurer order the Municipal World and join the Ontario Trustees' and Rate- payers' Association. Haugh -Wormington: That the following bills be paid. Teachers salaries, transpor- tation, caretaker, treats for No. 4, $13.20; treats for No. 2, $5.50; Pattison Radio, $5,98. Haugh -Wormington: That meeting adjourn. Alex Corri- gan, secretary -treasurer. Converts Hall BLUEVALE-William McNall, formerly of Belgrave, has bought the hall, once the pro- perty of the Bluevale L. 0.L. , and is making it into a dwell- ing for his own use. The build- ing has not been in use for many years, Choir Holds 1963 Elections BLUEVALE--The choir mem- bers of Bluevale United Church enjoyed a social evening at the home of Rev, A. C. Mitchell and Mrs. Nlitchell on January 17th. The annual meeting of the choir was held with the ap- pointment of the following of- ficers for 1063: President, Mrs. George Hetherington; secretary -treas- urer, Miss Nancy Taylor; li- brarians, Mrs. Carl Johnston, organist, Miss Margaret Craig. Music committee, Mrs. Carl Johnston, Mrs. A. C. Mitchell, Mrs. C. B. Hoffman; gown committee, Mrs. Lloyd Taylor, Mrs. Mel Craig, Mrs. Charles Mathers, Mrs. Graham Campbell. Hymn boards, Mrs Carl Johnston, Miss Grace Mathers. • Will Send Letter To Archbishop On Appointment FORDWICH-The annual vestry meeting of Trinity An- glican Church was held Friday night in the Sunday school rooms, after a delicious pot luck supper. Rev. Anderson was chairman and opened the meeting with Bible reading. John Gamble was appointed vestry clerk and read the min- utes of last year's meeting and several board meetings held utes of last years meeting and several board meetings held during the year. Reports of all the organizations were given, showing a very successful year for all groups. A motion was made to send Archbishop O'- Neil of Fredericton a letter of congratulation on his new ap- pointment. Rev. Anderson expressed his appreciation to the Fordwich congregation. Officers for 1963 are as fol- lows: rector's warden, Patrick Daunt; people's warden, Hec- tor Browne; rector's board of management, Stan Forester, Garn King, John Gamble, Jack Douglas, Wellington Hargrave and Mrs. Wm. Sothern; peo- ple's board, Wm. Sothern, Emmerson Ferguson, Don King, Doug Bunker, Robt. Allan and Mrs. Ruby Forester; secretary - treasurer, Mrs. Peter Browne. Sidesmen, Bernald King, Gary Sothern, Kenneth Ander- son, Bill Jacques, Andy Allan and John Armstrong; delegates to Synod, James Foster and Lloyd Jacques; substitutes, Wm. Sothern and John Gamble; auditors, Miss Elva Foster and James Foster. Rev. Anderson closed the meeting with prayer. Name Leaders In 4-H Project FORDWICH--The Fordwich W.I. met in the Community Hall on January 15th. Mrs. John Craig, the president, was in the chair. Devotions were taken by Mrs. Wellington Hargrave. The motto, "Keep Healthy, Keep Happy and Keep Help- ing", was given by Mrs. J. Winkel. The roll call was answered by "A health rule I would give to a child." The guest speaker was Dr. Ross, Goderich, convener of Cancer Societies in the county and Miss Kennedy, public health nurse, Clinton. Dr. Ross showed a film on cancer and gave a talk on cancer in general, the importance of early diagnosis and treatment and answered questions. Mrs. Fred McCann intro- duced the speakers, and they were thanked by Mrs. J. Win- kel. The committee looking after the euchre party was, Minnie McElwain, Mrs. Clare Harris and Mrs. A. Demerling. Leaders for the 4-H Girls home- making project, "Being Well Dressed and Well Groomed", will be Mrs. George Richards and Mrs. Scott Clarkson. Hold Shower FORDWICH-Mrs. Jini Pat- terson was hostess on Saturday night at the home of Mrs. Pearl Patterson, for a shower in honor of Miss Lynn Matteram, whose marriage to Mr. Jack Foster takes place next month. The bride-to-be was pre- sented with an all steel adjust- able ironing board and cover, Contests were enjoyed during the evening and a delicious lunch served. Bluevale Personals Recent visitors in the com- munity were Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Webb and children, of Painswick with Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Hoffman and Mr. and Mrs. Roy King, of Toronto, with W. J. Peacock and fam- ily and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Smith spent Sunday in Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. McMur- ray and Gordon spent the week- end at Stratford. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Gromin- sky and daughter, Rhonda, of Galt were week -end visitors with her sister, Mr. and Mrs, Henry Reljerink of R. R. 1 Blue - vale. SS No. 9 Euchre WHITECIIURCII--Mr, and Mrs, Norman Coultes and Mr, and Mrs, Jas. Coultes spon- sored the euchre in S, S, No. 0 East Wawanosh on Fridayeve- ning, when sixteen tables were in play. Mrs. John L. Currie and Mr. Albert Hall held high points, and Mrs. Roy Dawson and John Sproal held low points. The travelling prizes went to Miss Mary Taylor and Elmer Bruce. Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Ireland and Mr, and Mrs. E. E. Walk- er will sponsor the next party in two weeks. HE FOUND IT Man Was I here last [tight?* Bartender - You sure were. You ordered two rounds of drinks for the ]louse and paid for them with a hundred dollar hill. Man - Thank goodness. 1 thought I'd lost it, 1t," ''^ ice,'-:-'r'i +44-1-4-44•44.0. :::• H- -: - 1---'e+ : +4- H :err :-•t, ;t• ;i• i• Upkeep i• t• Red Front Grocery Our Prices Are Lower — We Keep Down the Free Delivery DIAL 357-1020 X j. Ballet TOILET TISSUE, (white or i s• L 3• 3• Blue Breeze DETERGENT, Giant 79c ;_. Booth Breaded HADDOCK Portions, Welch's Frozen GRAPE JUICE, 6 -oz. 23c : Pillsbury Buttermilk BISCUITS, 8 -oz. .2/29c .i., Pine River MEDIUM CHEESE lb. 55c 7� Maple Leaf Big -8 WIENERS pkg. 35c Maple Leaf Sweet Pickled COTTAGE '• ROLL Tulip MARGARINE, (quik bag) , .2 lbs. 49c Maxwell House COFFEE lb. 65c Campbell's Vegetable SOUP, 10-oz8- $1.00 Kraft PEANUT BUTTER, (smooth), 18 -oz. 39c colored) 2 4 -roll pack 79c Carnation Inst. MILK POWDER.3 lbs. 89c Stokely's Fancy PEAS, 15 -oz. 2/35c Stokely's Fcy. CREAM CORN, 15-oz2 /33c Puritan BEEF STEW, 15 -oz. 33c Pepsodent TOOTH PASTE, Economy ... 79c Lux TOILET SOAP, regular 8/79c T L M;..;«;a»;. fir :�: 3•-:fit--'rrr :»ri-'r :�"�F»ir C- L :• :-A :-3 rr:••: Fraservale FISH and CHIPS, 24 -oz. York Fancy Frozen PEAS and 2 lbs. 45c ....55c CARROTS 12 -oz. 39c 4. lb. 55c T- 2/19c Fresh RADISH, 6 -oz. cello lb. 55c Fresh PORK SPARE RIBS COOKING ONIONS 3 lbs. 21c .t Ont. Washed PARSNIPS, 24 -oz. 19c. (OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS) 1 January Clearance � 4 Sale E • . Continues with generous reductions on Seasonable E merchandise in 1 1 Ladies' - Men's and 1 j Boys' Wear jSave from 1207 �: EDIGHOFFERS�� (Wingham) Limited "THE FRIENDLY STORE"