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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1958-05-07, Page 9•Th4, v•• ILD MIRACLE WHIP SALAD DRESSING 16-oz. jar ONLY, 37c 1114 $2.49 7 to 10 YOUR CALLAN BALLERINAS -Vii FAMILY r4-Witlf) Or svunorE 0 RegulAr Saturday Night SHOE SHOES $2,98 ONLY STORE ° , NEW r CLOTHES FOR. OLD! That's right; Whim you, feel draggy—and" look sort Of halcifY7 Templemait's eats restore your smart appearance and your self-conlitlenm • "Where the Charm of Newness Is Restored" .—....— TEMPLEMAN .CLEANERS CAR WASH BRUSH ' Regular $4.00 . . $3.00 ,••./N.,,,,,IWWWWW..W.....• C RAWFORD MOTORS Reg. $98.25 SPECIAL $67.95 IHWURSi ONLY. SAVE $30301 ONN oNIiiX BROWNIE MOVIE. '3 'Lens 'Turret 'HAMMERTON STUp.10. CROMPTON'S JEWELLERY 14th ANNIVERSARY SALE CONTINUES EVE,RYTHING REDUCED ONE FREE GLASS OF GOLDEN GUERNSEY NULK with each. Sandwich purchased between 7 arid 10 Saturday evening.. FOXTON DAIRY Cee. Walpole Folding Aluminum, AWNINGS . LUMBER — Telephone 260 Aluminum SASH TILES DOORS , BUILDING — CUPBOARDS Wingham FL,OOR WALL ......... 1111221111M llllllll 111212 tttttttt 21 tttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttt tt 1110.1/10,11/.1.11 tttttt ! ttttt llllll 01111.0.1111 ll OM. Just winks his"eyes when others would give up in despair. ..tfe knows Chat the Wingham Doily Shop can make that caw look good again. With spee- ialized equipinmit :wd mien IOU really, know their business, we 'take on any- thing ir0111 a dented lender to a complete smash-up. Wingham Body Shop Just tell as where . .. and we'll be there! .2. Phone 746 Sid Mains Wingham „,...,,,i., lllll 121111 lllll 111111111121111M lllllll 11111111111111111111111111111111111221111111111111 lllll M11111111 llllll 122111112 lll 1 ll 22 CLINTON COMMUNITY SWIMMING POOL COMMITTEE $3,000 Cash BINGO Clinton Lions Arena FRIDAY, MAY 9th DOORS OPEN AT 7.80 P.M. D.S.T. OANI.ES S'fART AT 9 P.M. 15 GAMES for $75.00 each 4 SHARE=THE.WEALTH GAMES JACKPOT $1,000.00 ---- Must Go 5 DOOR PRIZES — $50,00 EACH ADMISSION: $1.00 Extra Cards: 25c each, or 5 for $1.00 Jackpot Cards: 50t each 1)14 3 for $1.00 CLIP THIS ADV. — — ,44i• Bring this Advertisement totox Office nd Get Extra 'MEE Ticket on Door Prizes. ATURDAY NIGHT Witogharn. Adi/Ance-Times. ' 890 Wingham. Ontario er rot this otter is good FROZEN CUSTARD ita • CONES, SHAKES, SUNDAES ' Hainbu rgs • • French Fries. Drive In and See' Us. • PS TO TYPISTS" RIR WOOF PEMOSTRATI° R PA 3 .1110VIRS. ONLY comemmywriff. HANDsomE.cortrra C..ASE.• CHARGE.:. Remember MOTHER'S. DAY with a — lasting gift — FIRST QUALITY FLANNELETTE BLANKETS size 70 x 90 $3.98 'A PAIR AT WINCHAM BARAN STORE 3 HOURS ONLY 7 - 10 SATURDAY 7 - 10 5 ROLLS TOILET TISSUE '90, ONLY , _ , See our Window All Week 1.t4en, .porting at Ntiqier 4iltsql.cifki:i.'eolettyi • • • . • .4i. Yxitt.fthisk4.4.! rumba.( en. tOrSfrltii4d.lakt F4.0.,sizo.:itentt Ftliet+irffrr 13'001004 • SYi;thrtinixo . • . • 10004*. nor,h6rtt4ifietit, iiikOzt.it' 4.i.Nteigi.ti#3t61*.oyi>41.arkh . foe Mg hifthiii4. poitotoiig•Att . • 5.foiti'vt •,,,,,e,yhtN.. • OlitSt ANp flN1eST !Ytviet-Katt 'f'rv$4Wititlid • • • . r. EVEN SATURDAY. 1I T 7 to .:*0 p, me. • • WROXETER Faith Theme of Starlight Group voRoxr,TER-J!Faith" Was the theme of the Tuesday Starlight Gram Meeting held at the home of Mrs, Everitt Cather8 on the Oren- hIg of April 29th. Mrs, J. Clarke conducted the Worship' and opened the meeting With a spring poem, The hymn "Simply Trusting" was sung and Mrs K. McMichael read the Scrip, .Spring Tea, Sale Sponsored by CGIT WROXETER—The members of the CGIT., held a spring tea and flower sale on Saturday in 'the Wroxeter United Church, The church parlor was tastefully dec- orated with been and white streamers and baskets of daffodils and mums.,Mrs, K. Edgar opened the tea. and presided at the tea table and 'ladies of the W.M.S. as- sisted with the preparations. Mrs. O'Krafka welcomed the guests and they were served by the members at the .tables cen- tred with spring flowers. A table of dainty handmade flowers found ready sale with Joyce Ford in charge. The, members, Dawn Lue Clark,' Elailm Sanderson, Betty Anne Adams, Carol Loutitt, Carol Newton, Helen McGee, Marie Has- tie, • Ruth. Grainger .•and Nadene 'Cook, are to be congratulated for their fine work under the leader- ship of Mrs. O'Krafka and Mrs, R. Edgar. Supper. Sponsored By Hall 'Board WiROXETER—On the evening of April 28th, apprOxiMately 150 people sat down to supper and en- tertainment in the recreation room of Wroxeter community hail, food. 'being donated by the community. This was another successful event sponsored 'by the hall board and the response was appreciated. 'A goodly sum was realized in aid of the renovation fund. Mrs. W. Errington In Charge of Study RELMORE—The April meeting of the Woman's Missionary Soc- iety of Belmore United Church was held on Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Fred Double- dee. Mrs. West, as leader, opened the meeting with the singing of a. hymn and prayer, The Bible read- ing• was taken in 1st. Corinthians 12th chapter, verses 4 to 27 and read responsively, "When I Survey the Wondrous Cross," was sung. The panel presentation, "Women of the Church", was taken by Mrs. West, Mrs. Abraham, Mrs; Newans and Mrs. W. Johann. Mrs, Roy Rutherford had a reading on Tem- perance, Mrs Wm, Errington read chapter 6'in the study book on Japan, Plans Were made for send-' ing another bale of clothing to Korea, Miss. Mat 'Doubledee sang a soh), "13eautiful Isle of Some- where" which Was intich apprecia- ted, The roll call on "Easter" was well responded to, after which Mrs. West closed the Meeting with. prayer, The poorest time to purchase a' COW is :When :She is Springing or tresh. ,Nbrintil swelling of the udder at that tithe makes it alifiost iniPasible to detect old, chronic :mows ..i6§kohs that may Ike. pro' Sent. WITH EACH PURCHASE OF $5.00 " OR MORE , 1 'BROOM 0 value $L50 0 WILL BE '• GIVEN FREE t11.01NARD :MACHAN. 48 oz. TOMATO 'PACE 29c 12.2.".2.2,2,20224,2224,"^e2.022/12 ANPUS, .GROcailLS 1ft Oer.f.)51 ;. ''..• • • Sunday visitors with Mr,' and Mrs. Harry Dane were. Mr. and Mrs, Ed Demerling, N'eustadt, Mr. and Mrs. Edmund' -MYers, For- mesa and Mr. Wm. Dane„ Gorrie. I Mr, and Mrs. Harvey Timm,' Bluevale,„ were .guestd' of Mr% and Mrs. JaMes Doig on Friday. Mr. and: ,Mrs, Bradley. Galbraith and Karen., Wingham, spent Sunday at the same home. , Mrs. Geo. , -Gibmi spent the week-end in • Toronto with Mrs. Anne Bridgman and 'Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Weir and attended the wed- ding of Miss Patsy Bridgman on Saturday. Ross Tomun's, Wroxeter, and Mr: and Mrs. .Henry Sage, Lis- towel, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Boyne Sage, Listowel. Mr. and Mrs, Ira McLean were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl :McLean, St. Catharines and were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hart, who spent tiltn day with Mr. and Mrs. Billy Hart. Fa iends of Mr.. Vernon Hupfer will be sorry to learn he is a pat- ient in Wingham General Hospital with blood, poison ia a finger of his right hand. -We hope for a speedy and complete recovery, Mrs, J, b. McGillivary, Paisley, spent the week-end with her mother, Mrs. Wm, Gibson. Mr, and Mrs. Dean' Gibson, Lucan, were Sunday visitors at the same home. We pre pleased to hear that Mrs. Percy Coupland is home from London Hospital and is much im- proved. • Mr, and Mrs Gordon Heath and Paul, Listowel, spent Sunday with Mr. and,Mrs. Ross Coates. Mr. and Mrs. "Bud" Stewart and family, Harriston, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Verne • Clark, the occasion being Dawn Lue Clark's birthday, Miss Winnie Mtinio is home from Western University, London, for summer vacation. Mrs, Harvey Coupland and Mrs. William Markley spent a week in 'London with the latter's mother, while in St. Joseph's Hospital. Mrs. Margaret Willits is spend- ing some time with Mr. and Mrs. Coupland. ' tUre; Mrs, W. Heimpel led in pray- ," , et, and a very interesting talk on ?o 1 May . , - /ntario . ". "Faith" ryas given by .Mrs. I, Mc- ne Lean, The worship' portion of the h meeting was closed With the hymn "Faith of Our Fathers." Mrs, C. Gibson presided for the business, This was followed by the Work period, A delicious lunch was SOeVal by the hostess, Mrs. :E. Lathers and the conveners for the meeting, Mrs. L Clarke arid IvrLS W. Iteiropel.