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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1966-06-09, Page 5MEAT FEATURES!! FRESH--,2 y24 Lb. FRYING CHICKENS i3, 374 FREW OVEN-RgADY ROASTERS 3 1/2 -4 1/2 Lb, LB. 45$ CHICKEN-IN-THE-BASKET LB. 45$ THREE-LEGGED or BREASTED 4 DOUBLE FRYERS /.8, 47e CHICKEN LEGS or BREASTS SWEET PICKLED COTTAGE ROLLS LAMB-IN-A-BASKET LekitraiRROAST CANADA S-1-LB. PKG. WIENERS LB. 594 LB. 694 LB, 354 LB, 494 LB. 554 PRODUCE FEATURES 4 • 2/39$ 6/454 138s DOZ. 494 HEAD LETTUCE CORN-on-the-COB SUNKIST ORANGES TEXAS CELLO CARROTS 451e 3-Lb Bag CBHI;LIZNAS 2 LBS. 354 Size RUTH HOTCHK I SS Daughter of Mrs. George Hotchkiss, graduated last Saturday from Kitchener - Waterloo Hospital school of nursing, Mrs, Hotchkiss en- tertained relatives in her home on Sunday in honor of her daughter. Graduates Hold Annual Dinner Former graduate nurses of Wingham and District Hospital held their annual meeting June 1 with dinner at the Queens Ho- tel. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Carr entertained the nurses and their husbands at their home for the evening. A short business meeting was conducted by the president,Mrs. Kay Green, who was returned to office. Mrs. Neil MacDonald is secretary-treasurer. Present for the occasion were Mrs. Eunice Gillespie of White- church, the eldest graduate; Miss Isabelle Fox of Blyth; Mrs. Olive Boss, Mr. and Mrs. How- ard Machan, Mr. and Mrs. Sid- ney Moffat and Mr. and Mrs. Carr, Wingham; Mr. and Mrs. Ed. McQuillan and Mrs. Flor- ence MacKenzie, Lucknow; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Green,Grand Bend; Mr. and Mrs. Calvert Finlay and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Walden, Kincardine; Mrs. Mac- Donald, Teeswater; Miss Lena Robinson of Goderich and Mrs. Florence Pegelo, Cargill. Miss S. Carroll New Economist Miss Sharon A. Carroll, B. H. Sc. , has been appointed as county home economist for Huron, to replace Miss Diane Liddiard who is leaving the ser- vice to be married. Miss Carroll comes from an Ontario farm home in Elgin County and is a graduate of Macdonald Institute, University of Guelph. In her home com- munity she has been active in 4-H homemaking clubs and farm youth organizations. Miss Carroll's work in Huron County commenced last week with headquarters at Clinton. Wing aln Advance Times, Thursday, June 0, 1966 Page , features from The World of Women Wed in St. Paul's United Church at Illsonburg OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS Range of BATHING SUITS ONE AND TWO-PIECE By - MAXINE of HOLLYWOOD - SEA QUEEN FROM $ 8 98 TO $20" Glenna Hibberd Is June Bride Travelogue is Highlight at U.C.W. A general meeting of the United Church Women was held in the Sunday School room last Sunday evening with a good at- tendance. The worship period was conducted by Unit 1. The theme centered around The Good Shepherd as read from John by Mrs. R. Bennett after Mrs. Albert Rintoul gave the call to worship. The meditation was given by Mrs. E. Webster and Mrs. Don MacKay led in prayer. Mrs, H. France sang " The Lord's My Shepherd", She was accomp- anied on the piano by Mrs.W. W. Currie. Mrs. Rintoul read a poem, "0 Gracious Mighty Shepherd". The highlight of the meet- ing was a travelogue through Turkey, the Holy Land, through Sinai Peninsula, Egypt and the valley of the Nile by Miss June Finlay of London. Her pictures were very colourful and excep- tional as she had visited a great many places unseen by most tourists. These scenes and her descriptions gave an insight in- to parts of the world where few have travelled. After the business, Units 4 and 5 served tea. - FROZEN FOOD Frozo Choice Green Peas, 2 lbs. 2/79c Frozo Choice Peas and Carrots, 2 lbs. 2/79c Frozo Choice Mixed Vegetables, 2 lbs. 2/79c Snow Crop French Fried Potatoes, 9-oz. • 6/51.00 - DAIRY - Kraft Velveeta Cheese, 16-oz. 69c Kraft Cheez Whiz, 16-oz. 69c Domestic Shortening, 7c off, 2 1/2 -lb. 99c Snowflake Shortening, 3c off, 1-lb, 3/$1.00 Maple Leaf Tenderflake Lard, 1-lb. 4/$1.00 - GROCERY - Kam Luncheon Meat, 12-oz. 2/99c Libby's Relishes, 12-oz., Assorted 4S/19599c Maple Leaf Canned Cooked Ham, 1 1/2 lb. • Johnson J Cloth, Pink, Blue Towel, 12s 2/99c Modess, Regular Sanitary Napkins, 12s 2/89c Javex Liquid Bleach, 64-oz. 2/89c Top Valu Liquid Detergent, 32-oz. 53c It Micro White Liquid Shoe Polish, 3-oz. 2 /45c Top Valu Foil Wrap, 12" roll 29c White Swan Linen Finish White Serviettes, 250s „.,49c Lestoil All Purpose Cleaner, 15-oz. 45c 4 0 Klik Luncheon Meat, 12-oz. 59e York Bologna Luncheon Meat, 12-oz. 49c Mary Miles Chili Con Carne Mild, or Mexicorn, 15-oz. 3/99c Dole Unsweetened Pineapple Juice, 48-oz. 39c Coronation Sweet Mixed Pickles, 32-oz. 49c 4 Stokely Fancy Applesauce, 10-oz, 3/39c Saico Sweetened Orange Juice, 48-oz. 2/79c Stokely Fancy Wax Beans, 15-oz. 2/39c Stokely Fancy Green Beans, 15-oz. 2/39c Realemon Unsweetened Lemon Juice, 25-oz. 39c Kraft Hickory Smoked or Plain Barbeque Sauce, 16-oz. 39c 4 0 Top Valu Choice Peas, 10-oz. 3/39c Top Valu Choice Tomatoes, 28-oz. 2/59c Top Valu Fancy Asparagus Tips, 12-oz. 39c Top Valu Choice Cream Corn, 20-oz. 2/39c Top Valu Raspberry Jam with Pectin, 24-oz. 49c Top Valu Strawberry Jam with Pectin, 24-oz. 49c Top Valu Two-Fruit Marmalade, 24-oz, 39c I Dream Whip, 4-oz. 49c Whip 'N' Chill Vanilla, Chocolate, Strawberry, Lemon, 3 3/4 -oz. 3/79c Big G Cheerios, 10 1/2 -oz. 2/69c Big G Wheaties, 12-oz. 2/69c Big G Lucky Charms, 8-oz. 2/69c Big G Total, 8-oz. 2/69c i, Zip Dog Food, 15-oz. 6/59c Kraft Deluxe Macaroni and Cheese Dinner, 4c off, 14-oz. 2/69c Mrs. Michael Willie and Mrs. Walter Arscott attended the 46th Annual Diocesan con- vention of the Catholic Wom- en's League of Canada in Ho- tel London May 25-26. Hosts were Central Committee, City of London, with Mrs, T. J. Pal- Iona as chairman and central committee director, Rev. A. P. Spencer. The convention theme was "The Christian Wo- man in the Community". Opening ceremonies were the procession of the color par- ty rules of order led by Miss Reta Quellette, Girl Guides convener. Fr. Spencer offered prayer and gave the opening address of welcome. Rev. J.L. Hennessey, diocesan director, outlined the two-day activity. He said if any convention is to be successful an exchange of ideas must be put forward by each representative, and these must be returned to the local parish. Roll call and commit- tee reports were read. Workshops were set up.Dele , gates attended the one of their FORDWICH -t-Candelabra and baskets of spring flowers decor- ated the United Church on Sat- urdayna Ar Arlene, or ne the d awn eg hd te ding r o fo Mr, Glen- na eano..d Mrs, Robert Hibberd of Ford- wich and Kenneth Lichty of Kitchener, son of Mr. and Mrs, C, Lichty of Milverton, Rev. Alex C. Coles performed the double-ringissar Barbcea McKayremooy Miss of Kit- chener sang "Praise to the Lord" and " 0 Perfect Love", Mrs. Ken Graham was organist. Mr. Hibberd gave his daugh- ter in marriage. Her formal gown was fashioned with a boat neckline, elbow-length sleeves, a natural waistline and chapel train. The bodice and skirt front were accented with gui- pure lace appliques and dainty satin bows. Appliques also edg- ed the sleeves and trimmed the waistline above the train. To complete her outfit a silk illus- ion veil was caught up by a crown of seed pearls, crystals and lace, Her flowers were pink roses and stephanotis. Wearing identical gowns of turquoise peau bleau were the matron of honor, Mrs. Robert Campbell of Seaforth and bridesmaids, Miss Alice Main- land and Miss Ruth Ann Geel- haar, both of Kitchener. The dresses had scoop necklines with no sleeves and controlled skirts. The lace jackets with boat necklines had elbow- length sleeves and each carried a cascade of pink and white mums. Their headpieces were matching bows. Shelly Zurbrigg of Gorrie, Charter Draped For Mrs. Seli Mrs. Keith McLaughlin, president, draped the charter in memory of Mrs. Alvin Seli fol- lowing the opening ceremonies at the meeting of the Ladies' Auxiliary to the Legion last Wednesday, Applications for member- ship were received from Miss Hattie Wylie and Mrs. Dee Brignell. Mrs. V. Ducharme won the membership draw. Mrs. Don Adams, sports of- ficer, reported that there will be a euchre in Kincardine June 30, a social and birthday party in Goderich on June 21 and a social here on June 17. Plans were made for a bus trip to Westminster Hospital and a pot luck supper will be held at the next meeting, Mon- day, June 27. All members were requested to attend the Decoration Day service at the cemetery on Sunday, in full uniform if possible. choice and then divided into eight groups for a question and answer period. Holy Mass was celebrated for Fr. Hennessey's jubilee of 32 years in the priest- hood, sixteen of these as dio- cesan director of the Catholic Women's League. Banquet activities were held in the Crystal Room, Hotel London. Alderman Clements extended the city's greetings. Miss Catherine Toal, national council, spoke briefly along with Mrs. Kew), provincial president, and Mrs. H. R. Fer- ris, new diocesan president. Bishop G. Emmit Carter of- fered prayer and thanked every- one for their prayers and kind- ness shown him on receiving the Doctor of Laws degree at the University of Western Ontario the previous day. Mrs, Fred McDermott of Ingersoll w as presented with the past presi- dent's pin. St. Cecelia's all- girl choir entertained under the direction of Sister Mary Marg- aret. Next year's convention will be held in the city of Wind• sot. A wedding of local interest took place in St. Paul's United Church, Tillsonburg on May21 when Mary Joanne Pearce of London, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Pearce of Tillson- burg, became the bride of Al- an Robert Mill of Wingham. Mr. Mill, son of Chester Mill of London and the late Mrs. Mill, joined the local law firm early this year which is known as Crawford, Shepherd & Mill. White and tinted blue mums decorated the church. Rev. 0. Glen Taylor performed the ceremony and Glen Thompson, organist, played traditional mu- sic. Mr. Pearce gave his daugh- ter in marriage. Her floor- length sheath gown featured a scalloped neckline and scallop- ed elbow-length sleeves. The train was styled with an invert- ed V at the bottom, trimmed with a bow, Her wedding ring headdress of cotton lace, mat- ching the lace trim on the dress, held an elbow-length veil adorned with lace flowers. She carried white gardenias. The attendants wore blue floor-length sheath dresses simi- lar in style to that of the bride, with matching floor-length panel at the back and match- ing bow headpieces. Each car- ried a crescent shaped bouquet of carnations tinted blue. Miss Elaine Pearce of Till- sonburg, sister of the bride, was maid of honor and brides- maids were Miss Donna Hopper of Walkerton, cousin of the bride, and Miss Elizabeth Park- hill, Royal Oak, Mich., the bride's friend. Robert Blackwell was best man and the ushers were Neil McMurray and John Savage, all of London and friends of the groom. Guests from Paisley, Wal- kerton, Wingham, Bradford, London, Windsor and Toronto attended the wedding and the reception which followed at Mil-Mar-Manor in Tillsonburg. The bride's grandmother, Mrs. R. J, Pearce of Paisley was FIeseilt, Guests were received by the bride's mother and Miss Cora McLean and Miss Belle McLean, aunts of the groom. Mr. and Mrs. Mill spent their honeymoon at Anstruther Lake, north of Peterborough. Mrs, Mill's travelling costume was a turquoise three-piece suit with black accessories. She wore a corsage of one white gardenia. The bride is a graduate of the school of medical technol- ogy, St. Joseph's Hospital, Lon- do The young couple have tak- en up residence in Wingham. -Mrs. A. M, St. John of Uxbridge visited over the week- end with her friend, Mrs. Don- ald Rae. MISS GLORIA MacDONALD Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. H. MacDonald, graduated from St. Thomas-Elgin Gen- eral Hospital on June 8. Mr. and Mrs. MacDonald at- tended a banquet for par- ents and daughters in Knox Presbyterian Church, St. Thomas, prior to the gradu- ation, cousin of the bride and Annette Jantzi of Milverton, niece of the groom were flower girls, They wore white cotton brow cave dresses with boat neck,- lines and gathered skirts. Their guipure lace jackets featured round necklines and the short sleeves were edged with lace. They carried baskets of pink and white mums. Ronald Leis of Guelph was best Man, Ushers were Orie Albrecht of Milverton and Ron- ald Hibberd, the bride's broth- er, The bride's mother wore a sparkling turquoise embroider- ed ribbon lace dress with white accessories and corsage of pink and white feathered carnations. The groom's mother chose a blue dress with white accessor- ies and her corsage was also pink and white feathered carna- tions. The young couple left on a trip to the Northern United States. 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