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NEW STOR;; OPENS THURSDAY—.Built on the site of
the former Brunswick Hotel, Remington's new 1GA
store will open this Thursday. When the picture was
taken final touches had yet to be placed on the outside
of the structure, where a big sign will be installed.
Entrance can also be made from the park"ng lot at
the rear.—A-T Prato.
Chalmers UCW Hold Meeting
WI ITECH:: RCH--M:s. Vic-
tor Er e:son, president, presid-
ed fc: the :piny meeting of the
W, M.S. of Chalmers Church,
held in the S,S, room of the
church, with for:::tee:i ladies
present. She gave the cal to
worship, . g tW) e= s,
Havir g and Getti gig' , and
Gifts .
Scripture was read arid :::s.
Jc; stn '..n'x= led in the ed:-
ta:ion .prayer. She stressed the
value of prayer in everyday
life, at all times. Mrs. las.
Laidlaw led in the -lad Tid-
:cgs prayer, and Mrs. Emerson
the offertory prayer. The
roll call was to ..rte a fiend
to the meeting. M:s. Frank
Conite: read the d::ties of the
Horne l elpe: Secretary and
Mrs. Ere:son had charge of the
topic from the study book, on
tie Hamilton and the London
Synod,
nod.
Mrs. H. D. McDonald told
of the p:ob:er s of the Indian
people of Canada. All enjoyed
the discussion that followed.
:'.:s. Emerson osed the :meet-
ing
eet-
:ng wit';: prayer.
CONGRATULATIONS
TO HAROLD REMINGTON
ON THE GRAND OPENING OF THE NEW
REMINGTON'S IGA
SUPERMARKET
It's an outstanding attraction for the
business district of Wingham and we
are proud to have been asked to supply
and install the complete plumbing fa-
cilities for this distinctive modern food
shopping establishment.
MACHAN BROS.
PLUMBERS
JOSEPHINE STREET DIAL 357-2370
WE WISH TO CONGRATULATE
HAROLD REMINGTON
ON THE
GRAND OPENING
OF THE NEW
Whitechurch News
Many in the district had a
• splendid view of the eclipse on
Saturday afternoon, when the
clouds rolled away and per-
mitted a full view of the grad -
sal crossing of the moon in
front of the sun,
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Thotr,p-
son of Goderich and :".:. and
Mrs. Marcella Pillion, David
:and Nancy of Burlington, visit-
ed over the week -end with Mr.
and Mrs. Calvin Robinson.
Austin Cook and M:.
Leonard Antaya of Chatham:,.
,who are wonting at Toronto,
•spent the week -end with M:.
z .d '.,::s. Harry Cook of Ma: -
,
r oeh.
:,i:, and '.`. s. Barrie Walters
and family and M:. and Mrs.
:Clifford Lown• and family of
Gode:ich, M: and Mrs. Ken-
neth Brown and family, ..irs..
Wits:. Harvey and family of
Newton, and Mr. and M:s.
iClarence Chamney and Miss
Claire, held their annual get -
;together and picnic, at Sea-
gforth on Sunday.
M:. and M:s. John Mc-
iBurnev spent a few days last
week with _'.::. and M:s. Eugene
Armitage of London, at their
;cottage at Port Stanley.
M:. and ,`:s. Noble Young,
.Miss Maud Beacom, and Mr.
and M:s. Ha:old Young and
:Diane of Goderich visited on
tSundav with Mr. and M:s. John
:cSu:ney, of Marnoch.
Dr. and Mrs. Donald Watt
and family of Bella CooIla,
B. C, , met with his brother,
Rev. George Watt. Mrs. Watt
and family of Oakville, at the
hone of Mrs, Watt's parents,
':. and :::s. John Tait of
Brandon, and visited there for a
few days. Nit. and M:s. Tait
were celebrating the 50th
annive:sa of the:: marriage.
Mr. and :=::s. Nelson Smith
of Markham are spending a
few days this week at the home
of h:s sister, M:s. Russell Chap-
man.
EMINGTON 1
SUPERMARKET
It is indeed a pleasure to announce that
Silverwoods are now the manufacturers and
packagers of IGA BRAND ICE CREAM
which will be available in many varied
flavours and varieties.
WE WISH MR. REMINGTON EVERY
SUCCESS IN HIS NEW VENTURE.
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Mr, and Mrs, .-eo:ge Coul,
Utes and their family, Mr, and
Mrs, John Gaunt d their
family, Mr, and :•::s. Albert
"Coulter and Diane and Janis
Farrier, Mr. and :Mrs. Jack
?•Coultes and Debra. from War
laceburg, Mr. and ..:s. Wil-
bert Schwichtenl'erg and Lori
=Jane of Pon Elgir:. Mr. and
:Mrs. Alex Leave: and Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Walker. Joyce
and Glenn, Mr. M:s. D. A,
Hackett and children, Mrs. J.
M. Coultes, Mr, and Mrs. Jas.
Coultes and fam.ly. and Mr.
and Mrs. Norman Coultes and
family attended .a Leaver-
:Coultas
:aver-
•Coultes family gaihering at
Goderich on St:ray. Miss
. Diane Coultes a :anis Farrier
are spending this .seek with
: and Mrs. Sc w.chtenberg
of Port Elgin. Reia._ves gather-
ed from Sarnia, Lambeth and
local points.
M:. and Mrs. Melville Bee-
-croft and John, f Otterville,
returned home f::n. :he East-
ern Atlantic owls: ast week
and spent the week -end with
• :s. Dow and sons, and with
'::, and Mrs. G he:; Beecroft
and Mr. and M:s. Alex H<amii-
ton, Gor:ie.
M:. and `::s, Wallace Conn
• and family :sited on Sunday
with M:, ::.,d Mrs, Ha:old
Johnston of Fa:khill.
M: a na Mrs. Elino Pritch-
ard of its: , .ow visited on Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Carl
McClenaz,han . Carl and
• Wayne holidaying at the
::cClenagha: tome for a few
days.
'.`.:s, Harry Moss, Susan and
Jane, and Brenda and Barbara
Brown, cf r":attsville, visited
with M:. and Mrs, Carl Mc-
Clenag :art on Friday. Mr. Ben
i.`.cClenagha n, who had been at
the Moss hone for two weeks,
returned home,
• The ,C,',� , of Calvin -
Brick ''nited Church will meet
on Wednesday evening at the
bonze of Mrs, Gordon McBurn-
ey.
Constable and Mrs, Roy
Walker. Diane and Bobby of
Kitchener, spent the week -end
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
E, 5, �r alke:.
Mr. and M:5. Wilmer Tay-
lor of Hamilton spent a few
days this week with Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. Showers, Turnberry, 0
and with Mr. and Mrs. Law-
rence Taylor, 0
Mr. and Mrs, Ronald Rus-
sell
of Woodstock visited on Jj
Wednesday last with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
:Smyth and then drove Doreen
Smyth and Miss Roba Doig of
Dublin, to Lake Couehiching,
where the girls will attend the
Athlet:c Leadership Camp for
two weeks.
Mrs. Elgin Currie of Isling-
ton, and her s,stet, MrS, Nor -
an Murray of Leaside, visited
Sn Friday with friends at Owen
)Sound, Port Elgin and Kihcar-
Idine and with Mrs, Mina Mc -
Ritchie and M:. Jas. 11. Currie
Ion Saturday.
The Calvin -Brick Sunday
School held its picnic on.
,Tuesday at the Turnberry Park.
:r. and -s. Geo. Cald-
well and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Caldwell and children, Blyth,
M•. and Mrs. Mac Cardiff,
Brussels, and Mr. and Mrs. Wm,
Rintoul and family, held a
family gathering at Kincardine
on Sunday.
Trousseau 'res Al Groskorth Home
Wlil'1'!t'1tlilu.11 'Mir,
11. t;aoskotth held a tionusCau
teal at lieu home in the, village
on klaturday, in honour of the
appuaacithip,, ana iiuigt' of their
dangling, Karen, on llutulday
at ;i li.ni. 'l'hce ladies of the
United church catered and aery
c,d the lunch to -OM 1111 guests,
1n the afternoon, Mrs. Pred
Hard on Crops
WIiI'1'ia:111Jt2(;ti-The worst
stout' of the season lashed this
district on Monday afternoon,
with wind, hail, torrential
rains, thunder and lightning,
Creeks anti ditches ran full and
over -flowing, and the grain
fields took a bad beating.
Farmers were caught trying to
get in hay that had been cut
over a week ago,
liagg of Wlllowdale, grand-
mother of the bride, and Mrs,
Len Conley of St, Marys, aunt
of the groom, poured tea, In
the evening, tea was poured
by Mrs, G, C. Mitchell of
lilucvale, and Mrs. Jas Mc-
Pherson of Teeswater, aunt of
the groom.
Mrs, Fred Bagg, Mrs. Earl
Appleton, Mrs Alfred Bagg
and Mrs, Chas, Summetfeldt
of Unionville, and Mr, and
Mrs. Paul Groskorth, Toronto,
were among the guests in the
afternoon,
The young ladies who assist'
ed in displaying gifts and trous-
seau were Elaine Conn, Donna
Moffat, Joy Groskorth, Jacque-
line Moore, Cecelia Laidlaw,
and Ruth Ann l iueston.
Live in your heart asthough
very day were Christmas.
BEST WISHES
..,.. TO
HAROLD REMINGTON
ON THE
GRAND
OF THE BEAUTIFUL NEW
REMINGTON'S IGA
SUPERMARKET
WE ARE PROUD TO BE THE SUPPLIERS OF THEIR
EXTENSIVE STOCK OF FRESH
TOBACCOS
AND OTHER SMOKING
SUPPLIES
Miller Wholesale Ltd.
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