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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1963-05-23, Page 16FrSim sta lassassatalisata .j ..ti" ;s,;.la illataas , s E', ssaisSasstsasssassaasi Page 8 — Wingharn Advance -Times, Thursday, May 23, 1983 Bluevale Personals Mr. and Mrs. Eimer Sellers, Susan, Jim and Ricky of Barrie visited Walter Sellers and other friends during the holiday week- end. eepend. Mrs. George Hetherington, Bill and Betty were week -end visitors at Ailsa Craig. Mrs. Harry Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Brewer, also Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Gamble, of Listowel, spent the week -end in Detroit. At the United Church on Sun- day morning Rev. G. C. Mit- chell baptized Melody Lynn, infant daughter of Mr, and Mts, Edwin Bosman. Bert Garniss had the mis- fortune to break his left elbow and has it in a cast, Neighbors have kindly assisted in getting Ms spring work completed. Mrs. Jos. Horton has return- ed to her home here after a pro- longed visit with her daughter, Mrs. Alan White, at Springfield. Mr. and Mrs. White and boys visited with her at the week- end. Mr, and Mrs, Percy Chap- man, of Stratford, spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. R J. McMurray. Arthur Edgar is a patient in Victoria Hospital, London. Mr, and Mrs. Harry Watson, of Kitchener, visited Mrs. W, J. Johnston on Sunday. Rev. Wm. Blackmore, Mrs. Blackmore and children were with Mr, and Mrs. Raymond Elliott for the week -end. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Thorn- ton and family, Mr. and Mrs, Walter Jeffrey and Mr. and Mrs. M. Abraham of Kitchener visit- ed with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Robertson on Sunday on the oc- casion of Mrs. Robertson's birth- day. Ie111111110111011111111011111111111111111101110111011121111111111111®I I I Charles Garniss Dies in Regina ULUlEVALE--There passed away in General Hospital, Re- gina, Sask., on May 8, Owlet Gamiss, formerly of Morris Township, at the age of 78 years. He was the son of the late William Garniss and Elizabeth MacDonald. He never married and is survived by a sister, Mrs, Annie Elliott, Regina. Funeral was held Monday, May 13th, by Rev. Hopkinson, from Speers funeral home, with interment in Riverside Memorial Park Cemetery. Re- gina. BLUEVALE Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Druder of Woodstock and Norman Dm - der of Sudbury were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Bosman on Sunday and attended the christ- ening hristening of the latter's daughter, in the United Church. 1111!1111Fi1111111I I11111011111111Is11111111011101110111III I INI I I K l01I IrUI101 FRESH COB CORN 6 LARGE COBS 4A CALIFORNIA NEW POTATOES 5 LBS. 33c LEM PORK AND BEANS HOT HOUSE TOMATOES 39c LB. 6 for $ LOO STOKELY'S FANCY CREAM CORN 15 -oz. 7 for $1.00 QUE[NSAY CHOICE TOMATOES 3 for 59c TIP TOP CHOICE PEACHES 28 -oz. 3 for $1.00 BUIE BREEZE POWDERED DETERGENT 12c OFF—GIANT SIZE FRESH GROUND BEEF HAMBURGER. DAVID'S WEEKEND MIXED COOKIES 2 3/4 -lbs. 79c SHREDDED WHEAT BISCUITS PACKAGE OF 18 29c DREAM WHIP DESSERT TOPPING 4 -oz. size 49c MOTHER PARKER'S INSTANT COFFEE 6 -oz. jar 69c YORK FANCY FROZEN FRENCH FRIES 2 -lbs 45c YORK k R.ZEN MIXED VEGETABLES 2 for 39c PAN READY FROZEN SMELT OR PEAS -12 -oz size 19 SHERIFF ORANGi[ OR PINEAPPLE- GRAPEFRUIT DRINK---6-oz. 2 for 43 OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS 2 LB. 89c SCHNEIDERS COUNTRY PORK SAUSAGE (111811} d111moo; MialiitZWMO s;;� 0 2: ;xnlsd< ItiU +i 1um114iiIllPfi alUibiBliill'J'li��"',"•,;: 45c LB. MAPLE LEAF SMOKED PICNIC 5.SHOU DER to6lb. 39 c LB. MAPLE LEAF FRESH PORK. PICNIC SHOULDER HALF OR WHOLE 35c LB. Red iltont IMnrEa Iw free Delivery DIAL 357-1020 POLICEMAN HONORED — Corpora( Jack Parkinson, who has been with the Wingham Detachment of the OPP, was honored by a host of friends at the Legion Home last week. He leaves this Thursday for his new duties at Milton. The corporal is pictured seated at a desk presented by Staff Sgt. Harris, of Mount Forest, on behalf of area officers, and desk set by Constable Murray Fridenburg, of Wingham, right, from the local detachment. A cabinet, rear, was presented on be- half of friends in Wingham and area.—A-T Photo. Large Crowd Attencs L.A. Variety Concert BLUEVALE--A variety con- cert sponsored by the Morris group of Knox Presbyterian Ladies' Aid, brought a large at- tendance ttendance to the community hall on Thursday evening. R. J. McMurray was chairman for the program. The award winning drama, presented by the North Huron Junior Farmers, was " Two Crooks and a Lady", directed by Mrs. Dave Kennedy, of Brussels, Mrs. Wm. Coultes, Miss Grace Mathers, Murray Hoover, Donald Martin and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Johnston formed the cast. There was a good musical program of much variety. Mr, and Mrs. Donald Robertson and Charles Martin Buried Monday Charles Martin, 84, died Thursday, May 16 in Wingham and District General Hospital. He was a native of Morris Town- ship and a son of the late Wil- liam Martin and Eliza Van Al- st ine . Mr. Martin was a sectionman with the C.N.R. He married Maty Jane Bur- gess in Wingham, April 9, 1902. She died June 22 of last year. Surviving are a son, Clark- son Martin of Galt and two sisters, Mrs. Minnie Shutliff and Mrs, Lilliarn Anderson. A granddaughter, Lorna, (Mrs. Donald E. Stuart) lives in Pres- ton, The funeral was Monday afternoon from the R, A, Cur,. rte and Sons funeral home, with interment in Wingharri ICernetety. Rev. G. L. Fish of St, Andrew's Presbyterian Church officiated. The pallbearers Were Fraser Forgie, Frank Balfour, lack Ernest, Joe Schneider, Tom Henderson and George Fowler, Ross Mann gave orchestral se- lections and Carol Robertson and Judy Bitton sang several selections to the orchestral ac- companiment. Mouth organ numbers were given by Ross Gray, Eldred Nichol and Harvey Robertson. A group of teen-age boys, Wayne and Murray Elston, Gor- don McMurray, Harvey Mann and Neil Edgar, in costume and black faces, sang "When the Saints Go Marching On" and other numbers. After a change of costume they sang modern popular songs. With Mrs. Harold Thomas, of Brussels, at the piano, Mrs. Charles Thomas and Mrs. Van Fleit sang comedy numbers in costume and the audience Joined them in familiar songs. George Procter, in appro- priate Highland attire, sang Scotch songs, with accompani- ment by his sister, Miss Mary Procter. A trio, Miss Mary Harmer, Mrs. Bill Robertson and Ross Gray sang "When You Come to the End of the Day" and other numbers. Mrs. Nora Moffatt was ac- companist for part of the pro- gram. Jr. institute May Meeting North Huron Junior Institute held its May tneeting at Wing- ham ingham District High School, Grace Mathers, gave the mottq "Whatever is worth doing at all, is Worth doing tight," Guests were Mrs. L. John - Ston and Mrs. J. Lamont of !grave, who demonstrated arid gave instruction on hand stooling. The girls finished the pictures they had started at the April tweeting. The date for the next meeting is June 13. Messengers Met At United Church BLUEVALE-- The Messengers met in the schoolroom of the United Church on Tuesday after four o'clock, beginning with the call to worship, "Bless the Lord, all His hosts, His minis- ters that do His will." The hymn, "Jesus Bids Us Shine", was sung. The roll call was, "Name one flower you have picked this spring" . Karen Hall read the minutes and Mrs. Charles Campbell read Scripture from Matthew 25. Mary Edith Garniss presented the offering, Mrs. George Fischer giving.the prayer. a' Stories were told, Mrs. Fischer taking the seniors and Mrs. Campbell the juniors. The concluding hymn was, "Tell Me the Stories of Jew.•" JUST WHAT THE SPORTSMEN 47'; ORDERED . . Casual slacks For real, down-to-earth comfort—so right for golf- ing, fishing, or any type of relaxation. 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