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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1964-11-05, Page 54 Auxiliary to March in RemembranceDay Parade Mrs. Hugh McKague was in- itiated at the meeting of the La - CANADIAN Cheddar CHEESE Sold in four distinct flavors MILD MEDIUM OLD SHARP WHITE Reasonably priced. Ask for it at your FAVORITE FOOD STORE. — Ask for — Gay -Lea Butter and Eggs United Dairy and Poultry Co -Operative Ltd. dies' Auxiliary to the Royal Canadian Legion last Wednes- day and the applications for membership from Mrs. Lee Grove and Mrs. Jim Morrison were received. There were 32 at the meet- ing. Thank you cards were read from veterans and shut-ins and a letter was read from Mrs. Mac Peachey of Dundas, a for- mer member. The bowling team represent- ing Wingham at the Owen Sound tournament did not win at bowling but came home with three door prizes. The winners were Mrs. Helen Case - more, Mrs. George Day and Mrs. Alvin Seli. Two teams will be entered in the Exeter tournament on November 4 and an invitation was received for mixed bowling in Exeter on November 14. Members were reminded of church parade on Sunday. The ladies are asked to meet at the Legion Home at ten o'clock. 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Potatoes, 25 -lb. bag 99c No. 1 Washed -Trimmed Spinach, cello packed..2/29c Canada No. 1 Solid Green Cabbage 2/29c Canada No. 1 Dry Cello Onions, 3 lbs. 23c Ontario Grown Macintosh Apples, 6 -qt. basket 69c Sunkist Lemons, 140s 6/39c FROZEN FOOD FEATURES Stokely's Green Peas, 2 lbs. 47c Stokely's Kernel Corn, 2 lbs. 43c Stokely's Cut Green Beans, 2 lbs. 49c Blue Water Fish Fries, 8 -oz. 2/87c Blue Water Batter Fried Shrimp, 6 -oz. 59c OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS .2lIIw1I1u1IiUiII■Il1■III■111N111 00101RJos/phtns St. Wingham III■IILUINIILIILIIiUI►IlwliL111111IUIII■II!UIIL111R march are invited to join the parade members at the top of the town hall steps and attend the St. Andrew's service of worship in a body. All Auxiliary members are also invited to take part in the Remembrance Day parade from the armouries to the cenotaph. Everyone is to be at the armour• ies at ten o'clock. Poppies will be sold Novem- ber 6 and 7. The ladies will join branch members in a door to door canvas on Friday night. Mrs. Ken Simmons won the membership draw. Mrs. Keith McLaughlin re- ported on the provincial con- vention in North Bay and Mrs. S. Forsyth thanked her for the report. Mrs. Ted English ex- pressed appreciation for the fine efforts of the sports committee in conducting a successful bowling tournament here last month. Mrs. Jack Gorrie thanked all the members for helping with the tea last week and re- marked on the fine support of the public for this project. Present Program at Fall Thankoffering The fall Thankoffering meet• ing of St. Andrew's Children of the Church was attended by 44 at Monday's meeting in the council chamber. Mrs, G. W. Cruickshank welcomed the visitors and a welcome ,recitation was given by Kendra Feagan, Peter Hil- bert, Connie Jamieson andJeff Anderson. Kim Mellor led in prayer. Scripture was read by Stephen Cruickshank and the children sang three choruses. "God's Helpers" was recited by five seniors, Ricky Smith, Richard Lloyd, Olive Lapp, Jo- anne Stephens and Ruth Corrin. A duet, "0 Happy Hours" was sung by Olive Lapp and Kim Mellor. The offering was received by Ronnie Perrott, Doug Leitch, Jimmy Hastings and Tommy Lee. It was dedicated by Dav- id Fish. Mrs. Cruickshank displayed the Bible story book which was made during the year. It will be sent to India. Mrs. Cruick- shank told the children that cards of all kinds are used by the children in Formosa. An exercise, "The Harvest Song", was presented by eleven juniors, John Campbell, Mari- lyn Congram, Ruth Hastings, Deborah Welwood, Brian Mc- Tavish, Alexia Currie, Brian Perrott, Ronnie McGee, Ann Corrin, Margaret Arbuckle, and Janice Rae, All joined in the action song "God Makes the Sun Shine Above". Nine seniors presented a pa- geant of Beatitudes followed by a candle song. Taking part were Janet McGee, Grace Cor- rin, Ronnie Perrott, Gail Re- mington, Doug Leitch, Vicki Taylor, Jimmie Hastings, Kathy Pattison and Stephen Cruickshank. Mrs. Robert Campbell, "Aunt Mary" of the TV program, Footsteps, addressed the chil- dren and illustrated her talk with a flannelgraph and bless- ing tree. She was thanked by Mrs. Gordon Sutcliffe and pre- sented with a gift. Mrs. Ken McKague closed the meeting. OPP Corporal Takes Charge Here Corporal J. W. McDowell formerly of Walkerton, has been posted to the Wingham detach- ment of the Ontario Provincial Police and will be in charge of the office. It is the first that the Wingham force has been under the command of an offi- cer of this rank. Corporal McDowell has been in Walkerton for the past four years, being promoted to his present rank in 1960. A native of Tilbury he has been a member of the force for 17 years, serving in Seaforth, Mt. Forest and Kitchener. Corporal McDowell is mar- ried and has one son, William, who is in Grade 12. The fam- ily will move to Wingham as soon as accommodation can be found. They are members of the Anglican Church. TASTY BEANS Crush a few cheese crackers and sprinkle over hot buttered green beans just before serving. A few celery seeds tossed with yellow snap beans also give ex- tra flavor and crunchiness. Ult. Collects $151 for UNICEF The Wingham community was one of the first to contri- bute to UNICEF at Hallowe'en ten years ago. In the past ten years through the C, G. I, T. the sum of $1,552.48 has been sent to the national UNICEF committee. Acounts collected through other groups are in ad- dition to this. The members o•f the C. G. I. T. wish to thank the people for giving this continued support to the 57 million children and mothers in over 100 countries currently benefiting. UNICEF gives protection and treatment to needy children in its disease control programs. It equips health centres, clinics; ships vitamins and skim milk; pro- vides equipment for health and welfare workers. Because UNICEF works closely with other U.N. agencies, the aid- ed governments, and 69 inter- national voluntary agencies can buy more than any indivi- dual contribution can with the money donated. The bills and pennies collected through the years have been put into action to do their share in saving lives. On Hallowe'en evening the C.G.I. T. district captains turned in the orange boxes to the receiving committee who happily rolled the coins and rejoiced over the bills donated. The total for 1964 was $151.25, somewhat more than last year. The first year's contribution in 1955 was $32.00 and the larg- est contribution was $255.00 in 1960. May the community place the United NationsChil- dren's Fund high on its list of worthy causes again in 1965! Veterinary Clinic Near Completion Drs, K. M. MacLennan and S. G. Leedham are constructin a new veterinary clinic on Al- fred Street, which is now near- ing completion. The new ce- ment block and brick building is located immediately to the rear of the North -end Grocery. The structure is 36 by 44 feet. While the outside work on the building is complete it is expected that the interior will be finished so that the clinic can be in use about the first of next month. W. G. WhiteCon- struction has the contract. The building will contain offices, kennels, a small ani- mal clinic, operating room and laboratory facilities. Wingham Advanoe-Times, Thursday, Nov. 5, 1964 - Page 6 Crash Causes $400 Damage A two -car collision at 7;30 a.m, last Friday caused nearly $400.00 damage, but fortunately no injuries. The mishap occurred at the inter- section of Diagonal Road and Cornyn Street. Barry Adams of R, R. 2, Bluevale, was proceeding west )n Diagonal Road and struck a car driven by Dennis J. O'Mal- ley of R. R. 2, Teeswater, as the latter driver made a left turn into Cornyn Street, Da- mage was estimated to $150 to the O'Malley car and $250 to the Adams vehicle. Town police investigated. No charges were laid. Basement Club Entertains Wives The Basement Club, a group of card sharks who have been meeting in the town hall for daily games for some years, held the annual banquet at the Queens Hotel on Saturday eve- ning. Attendance at the banquet was up to 40 this year. In time: past only the men attended the dinner but after some years of cajoling the wives finally man- aged an invitation, After en- joying the meal the ladies de- cided their wheedling was well worth the effort. Robert Colley is the presi- dent and R. H. Thompson, sec- retary. ec- retory. KEEP WARM 'NOOK SMART IN OUR .WONDERFUL WINTER FASHIONS "I Stretch Ski Slims 'f Sizes 10 to 44 Priced from $6.98 to $19.95 Leotards $2.95 Curling Gloves $2.95 Ski Jackets — $16.95 to $22.95 . PLAIN OR FLORAL REVERSIBLES Sizes—S, M, L, Extra L. CURLING CARDIGANS - PULLOVERS IN 100% IMPORTED WOOL. Ideal for outside sport $14.95 to $22.95 ORLON Pullovers and Cardigans Machine washable. PRICED FROM $9.95 up Wool Gloves - Curling Gloves - Mitts { MILLER'S LADIES' WEAR — OPEN EVERY FRIDAY EVENING UNTIL 10 P.M. — JOSEPHINE STREET WINGHAM ANOTHER FEATURE AT...VANCE, S D,o UG STOR MISS MARY NADALIN SHULTON'S SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE, TECNIQUE DIVISION, will be in our store THURSDAY, NOV. 12th UNTIL NOON SATURDAY, NOV. 14th PLEASE FEEL FREE TO DROP IN AS MISS NADALIN IS HERE TO HELP YOU WITH ANY "HAIR CARE" PROBLEMS YOU MIGHT HAVE. WATCH 'M'LADY — FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13th 2:00 P.M., ON CKNX TELEVISION Miss Nadalin will also be the guest of Miss Anna McDonald on "PARTY LINE," CKNX RADIO, WEDNESDAY, NOV. llth, when she will attempt to answer your hair care problems. MISS NADALIN will conduct a school of hair grooming THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12th at 8:00 p.m., in the Sunday School Room of the Wingham United Church. Miss Nadalin is kindly contributing her time on behalf of Unit Two of the Wingham United Church Women. This will be a fund raising program for the women and a modest admission fee of 25c is being asked. Following the program a light lunch will be served, courtesy of the Shulton Co., during which you may discuss your hair care problems with Miss Nadalin personally. To Solve Your Hair Problems trust a poz,oct 4,4„, Go• od Housekeeping-. • .14u'lls Gets rid of dull, faded hair— . not only brings back your natural color but restores the life and radiance sun and weather and too many shampoos destroy Hides gray, blends in streaks — gray and other streaks seen to disappear as your hair takes on a fresh, young look Conditions dry, brittle hair—fine oils nourish and build body into limp hair Easy as a shampoo—in 15 minutes you're all through. Error -proof, too. No rub -off, no touch-up problem. 12 color tones. OTHER TECNIQUE PRODUCTS AVAILABLE SHAMPOO $1.25 CRE\IE RINSE $I,25 SILVER -TONE $2. on C'l'RL SPRAY -Ci!•N'I'L! Cl'RL SPRAT-l"IR\, I IOLD PR! T7" i 1'ER\1 $1.75 $3.50