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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1966-12-15, Page 16A SECTION OF the serving counter in the Wingham and District Hospital's staff caf- 411111•101•11•1011111111110 eteria. Hundreds of meals are dispensed in this area every day.—A-T Photo, f From 8 to 28 lbs. 111 LIBBY'S or AYLMER FANCY Tomato 3 °F $ Juice 48 oz 89 C 'FROZEN FOODS PICNIC SHOULDER 49 s. SHOULDER BUTTBUTT 5 9 FilsOuPSER CHOPS 6 9 PRICES EFFECTIVE TO SATURDAY, DECEMBER 17, ONLY FRESH PORK CLUB HOUSE STUFFED OLIVES 8- 35 c 16.63` Oz. Oz. $1 R F 0 6 WESTON'S 6c Off Brown 'N Serve TWIN ROLLS DOZ. DARES SHORTBREAD Cookies 12 1/4 -oz. 3/$1 Mrs. E. Scholtz, U.C.W. president Messengers hold December meeting WHITECHURCH—The Mes- sengers held their meeting on Sunday in the United Church Sunday School room during church service, The president, Brenda Solo- man, gave the call to worship, Christmas carols were sung, Charles Thompson read the Scripture and prayer was given by Earl Thompson. Mrs. Dave Gibb gave a story. The offer- ing was received by Bradley Soloman and dedicated by Lin- da Purdon. The minutes were read and the roll called by Thelma Pur- don. There were 2o present, It was decided to leave the pur- chase of a gift to be presented to the church until there was more information on prices. Mrs. George Mitchell gave a story, "The Little Negro Boy Protected by a Guardian Angell Farewell party for Henderson WIlITEClitiRC11,0n Friday evening the community gather- ed at Whiteehureh Community Memorial Ball to honor Mr, and Mrs. Robert Henderson and fam- ily who are leaving to live in London, where Mr, Henderson has obtained work similar to his position at the RCAF station at Centralia, which is now closed. Dancing was enjoyed and af- ter lunch Mr. and Mrs. [lender- son were called to OW platform. Jamieson Pettypieee read an address and Wallace cOnn pre- sented them with a gift oilnOn- ey, Bob thanked all for the gi:t and the social time. Dancing again resumed until closing rune. Book-keeping is the art of never lending them to forgetful friends. WHITECI lURCI1,--Mrs, Gar- net Farrier played quiet music as U.C.W. members gathered at the church Wednesday of last week for their December meet- ing, Mrs. George Thompson pre- sided and gave the call to wor- ship, Mrs. Gibb gave a read- ing, "Lighted Candles" and Mrs. Thompson gave a Christ- etas reading, Carols were sung. The Scripture was read by Mrs. Dave Gibb. A litany was given by Mrs, George Thompson to which the audience replied. Sentence prayers were given by Mrs. Cliff Laidlaw, Mrs. Bob Laid- law, Mrs. E. Sleightholm, Mrs. Albert Coultes and Mrs. Carl Weber, Quotations from Luke were read by Mrs. George Thompson. The topic, "Community Friendship and Visiting", was given by Mrs. Dave Gibb who dealt with attitude towards visiting the sick and bereaved and pointed out ways to have fellowship. Mrs. Chapman gave a reading, "Who Cares?" Mrs. Gibb gave a talk, "Why a 'Teenage Dropout Talks Back", Mrs. George Mitchell gave a reading on visiting which taught one how to help mental- ly disturbed. She also gave a Christmas reading. Mrs. Gar- net Farrier gave -4 musicalmel , ocly which concluded with "Star of the East". Mrs. Mitchell presided for the business. A vote. of thanks was tendered the buying com- mittee for supervising the paint- ing of the church auditorium. Thanks was read for a gift sent to Mrs. Gordon Naylor, who had moved to Auburn. Roll call was answered by, "A Christmas tradition in your borne", Officers elected were presi, dent, Mrs, Ezra Schoitz;. Lst vice, Mrs. Garnet Farrier.; 2nd vice, Mrs. Russel Gaunt, Mrs, 'Elmer Sleightholtn was appoint- ed to look after the cards. All. other officers remain the same for another year.. It was decided to continue with the travelling basket. Reception held for newlyweds WillTECUURCII—A recep- tion was held on Saturday eve- ning for Mr. and Mrs. Stacey, newlyweds, of Wingham. Mu- sic for dancing was supplied by many friends and a pleasant time was enjoyed. The newly- weds had their cake on display. Many gifts were received as well as a gift of money con- tributed at the door. At lunch time the young couple thanked their friends for holding the re- ception. PA Wingham Advance Times, Thursday, Dec. 1O, 1906 ... FROM OUR FOOD SHELVES TO YOURS MAPLE LEAF — OVEN -READY GRADE "A" PLEASE NOTE! In addition to our Regular Hours Red Front Grocery WILL BE OPEN WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS During December ALSO OPEN: Wed., Dec. 21, until 9 p.m. Thur., Dec. 22, until 9 p.m. CLOSED CHRISTMAS EVE AT 6:00 P.M. tt t ca PART OF SHIPMENT WILL ARRIVE WEDNESDAY, DEC. 14th LARGE SHIPMENT WILL ARRIVE WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 21st PRICES VARY ACCORDING TO SIZE PHONE 3 5 7 - 1 0 2 0 FOR PRICES STO6FANCY MATCH'N *PEAS *CREAM CORN *WAX BEANS 15 oz. *GREEN BEANS OCEAN SPRAY CRANBE RY COCKTAIL 2"z 113s 63' DOZEN COCA- COLA $1" CARTON OF 24 10-oz. TINS BICK'S SWEET MIXED — 32-oz.CALIFORNIA SUNKIST NAVEL PICKLES 51( ORANGES FRASEVALE FCY. CAULIFLOWER looz 2 /49 Yams LOUISIANA OLD SOUTH — 12-oz. McCain French Cut. GREEN OJRUCE GE 2 /85 c BEANS 245' FRASERVALE FANCY — 15-oz. STRAWBERRIES 43' Soft Drinks *Kist Gingerale 28-oz. *Pepsi-Cola *Mountain Dew AYLMER FRUIT COCKTAIL 3 /79c 18-inch 59' FRASERVALE 2-LBS. FANCY PEAS 49 WESTON'S APPLE or Raisin Pie 10c Off 39 24-oz. FRESH GREEN Parsley 10( 23 ( SHIRRIFF POTATO Kn CHIPS d° 10c Off — 12-oz. COOKED MEATS WIENERS 39' RING BOLOGNA 55`a . MAPLE LEAF SWEET PICKLED COTTAGE ROLLS 65 LB. STEAKETTES 59 LB. LEAN LEAN BEEF C DEVON SLICED BREAKFAST 15-oz. STUART HOUSE — 4c Off HEAVY DUTY FOIL WRAP STUART HOUSE — 12-inch REGULAR FOIL WRAP 33' SCHNEIDERS 60z 53C 6 VARIETIES 2/ 10-oz. LINK en c SAUSAGE OU LB. BACON 89 LB. 2 lbs. 33 BUNCH CALIFORNIA — 30s Celery Stalks ALL PRICES IN THIS AD EFFECTIVE TO 6 P.M., DEC. 24, EXCEPT AS INDICATED RE")FRONT GRocEtIHTED