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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1958-05-21, Page 13t Yet HOURS ,CONLY .. to VERY. A TT IUD Y 41 11 A f WITH EACH 5Q7' ,FEET OF GARDEN HOSE you' will receive a FREE NOZZLE Value $1,00 FREE! CHI LOREN'S PATENT STRAPS Several Styles $4.29 - Regular 435 20.0z. Tip Tor PEAS AND CARROTS 20c 7 TO 10 SATURDAY NIGHT ONLY H ANC GROCERIES HOWARD MAC; AN -CALLAN SHOE1. .YOula. FAMILY' SHOE • STORE TIMEX ALARM.-- 4 , 8:Ziraltr outstanding SPECIAL..FOR 3 HOURS-'oNtx TIMEX ALARM $$.95 . VALUE Flaw '7 TO 10 ON' SA' NIGHT ONLY" .$3.69 1916 195$ MUNDYS 7 P•nt• to 1 0 13.m. MAROENE COL. SPECIAL Save 15'c-- 2 lbs. , Plower and Vegetable Plants ONE FREE GLASS OF GOLDEN GUERNSEY MILK with each Sandwich purchased between , 7 and 10 Saturday evening. BEST BARGAIN OF ALL The charm of "newness" restored to all your clothing. SCIENTIFIC DRY-CLEANING PERMITS YOU To LOOK 'YOUR REST -- WHEREVER YOU GO, McKibbons Large Variety PHONE 53 TEMPLEMAN 'CLEANERS THE Jg'1 '1=d1 WINGHAM p.R.UG STOW NOW OPEN Frosty Queen FOR DELICIOUS FROZEN CUSTARD CONES, SHAIIVIS, SUNDAES Hamburgs ' French Fries Drive In and See Us. DELEGATES NAMED TO ALMA CORER WAWANOSH WINNERS AT MUSIC FESTIVAL Taylor's group in charge, opening BELORAVE I3ELGRAVE--Mrs. Harold Walsh. welcomed the members of the Belgrave Evening Auxiliary of the Woman's Missionary Society of Knox United Church to her home on Tuesday evening. There were 21 members and three visitors present. The meeting opened with the worship service with Mrs, Jack with a hymn and prayer by Mrs Taylor. Mrs. Alan Dunbar and Mrs. Eldon Cook gave two read- ings, 'followed by prayer by Mrs. Taylor and two hymna. Mrs, Gor- don Bosnian gave another reading. The business seSsion followed, with routine reports and visits to the sick and shut-ins recorded. Discussion was held on sending delegates to Alma College and Mrs. Jack Taylor was named dele- gate from the Evening Auxiliary and Miss Patsy .Logan for.- the Discussion was held op the send- ing of a''bale and it was decided that the group leaders be respon- sible for each group to provide a layette, and the Auxiliary to pay part of the postage on the bale. The group also decided to try and sell name sfickers, as a means Of making slime eXtra money. It was agreed that the group pay for the C.G.I.T. badges. The Ju,ne meet- ing will be on June 2, in the church for the re-affiliation service with the C.G.I.T. group. The offering was received and dedicated. Mrs. Harold Vincent led recreation and lunch was served. Mr. and Mrs. John Manning and family of Blyth visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Ralph McCrea and Douglas. ; Mr. and Mrs. Torn Wade and family of , Brantford visited one day last week with his mother, Mrs. Clarence Wade. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Armstrong, Reta and Kenneth. of Thorndale and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Armstrong of Hamilton spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. David Arm- strong and other relatives. Mr: and Mrs. Lloyd Anderson of London spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph iMcCrda, and Douglas visited on Sunday with Mrs. Elizabeth Campbell and Mrs. aVf- P11011/1.1 e.Y Mr. and 'Mrs. Alec Styles, Billy Mr. and Mrs. Torn Wilkinson of avlarquette,..., Michigan, visited on Menday 'Vlith Mi.. and Mrs. Robert Stonehouse and Mr. n;nd Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse and with other relatives. Mrs'. Frank Ross of Turnberry. Sunday School' started hi Holmes" School on Sunday afternoon at 3 p.m. with Mrs. David Eadie as superintendent, Neil Eadie, pianist, and Mrs, Duncan, Mrs. Elgin John- ston, Mr8. John McKague as tea- chers. Mr. J. R. Graham of Lower Wingharn, was in charge of the Bible Class. There were 29 present at this interdenominational meet- and Patsy of Mimieo spent the week-end with Mrs. Cora McGill. Mr. and Mrs. George JeneS and end with Mr. and Mrs, Sack Mu- Lon"n, spent the week- Mr. and M. rs. Herbert Best, Sally • and Billy of Delhi spent the week- end with Mr. and' Mrs. Ross Rob: insan and Keith. Mr. and Mm Jerry Higgins of Toronto, spent the week-end with partnts; calf& Wad. Roberr Higgins. Miss Patsy Walker of Wingham spent `the week-end with bei grandmother, Mrs. Fred Cook. Mr. and Mrs. James Kelly of Hamilton and Mrs. Anthony Ma- hady• of Dundas, visited last week with Mr. and Mrs: David, ' Arm- ss_ptrpeonantvgi. tab e Walker, of Wingham week-end. with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Robinson and Keith. aVliss Hazel Young of Westport is spending, a few days with her sister, and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Anderson. Keith Anderson of Toronto spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.. Earl Anderson. Mr. and Mrs Chris Nethery and Miss Mary NteCallum spent the Week-end with friends in Sarnia, Miss Della Birrel,, Reg. N„ MM. Jean Spears, Reg, N., and Miss Agnes Patterson, Reg.N., all of London, spent Saturday with MiSs 1 Frances McCrea, Reg, N., nf graVe. ing, which was quite encouraging. All are invited and welcome to at- tend. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Groskorth and Paul spent Saturday at ' the hoine of Mr. and Mrs. C, Gros- korai of Milliken. The following list of winners at the Belgrave Music Festival ar- rived too late for last week's issue; The musie supervisor for . these schools is Elaine McDowell, 4 USS 17 (13elgrave) reeeived the Belgrave Co-operative Association Shield for -Unison Chorus (large schools), teachers, Mrs. Mary Woods and Miss Louise JefferSon, S. S. 9, 2nd, teacher, Mr, Lloyd Armstrong and USS (Westfield) 4th, teacher, Mrs. Margaret Rob- ertson. USS 6 (Westfield) won the School Area Shield for Two-part Chorus (large schools), teacher, 'Mrs. Margaret Robertson SS. 9 3rd; teacher, Mr. Lloyd Armstrong- and USS 17 (Beigrave) 4th. USS 16 won the Belgra.ve WOMen's institnte Shield' for Rhythm Band, .teaeher Mrs. Beth Lansing; USS 6 tW'tstfield) 2nd, teacher, Mrs. Mar;,,.. garet . Robertson; USS 17 (Bei- grave) 8rd, teachers, Mrs. Mary Woods, and Miss Louise Jefferson. U8S,6 (Westfield•)won the School Area Trophy„ for Double Trio, teadlier, Mrs. Margaret Robertson; USS 11, 2nd, teacher, Mrs. Myrtle 'Yungblnt. USS 11, 2nd, unison Chorus (sMall schools) teacher, Mrs. Yungblut, USS 16, 2nd, two-part chorus (small sahools), teacher, Mrs. Beth Lansing. USS 11, 3rd, teacher, Mrs. Myrtle Yungblut. USS 6 (Westfield) won duet class, Margji and aVfartie Koop- man; 2nd, Barbara Krug and Jean Baton; 3rd, Carol Walsh and Ross Wightnian; 5th, Betty' Mae Yung- blut and Sandra Lyn Henry. Dowell, 2nd;, kei.ry Toll, 5th; Joan 7 and under girls, Judith Mc- 13Osman, 6th. and under, ,boys, Larry Look- hart; 2nd; Douglas Smith, 3rd; Harvey. Black, 4th; Billie Fear 5th. 9 and under, girls, Naney Ander- son, 1st; Grace Bromley, 2nd; Linda Coultes, 3rd; Klaske Koop- man, 4th. 9 and under, boys, Ray Scheifele, 1st; Ted Lutz, 3rd; DaVid Walsh, 4th. 11 and under girls, Gloria Lutz, 1st; Martie Kooptnan, 31x1; Carol- ine Sprung, 6th. 11 and under boys, Bruce Currie, 2nd; Robert Taylor, 4th; 1301) Lockhart, 5th. 14 and *under girls, Betty Mae 1st; Barbara Krug, 2nd; Jane Eeken sWille 4th ; An Pe Wightma,n, 5th. , . 14 and tinder boys, Jim Taylor, 1st; Garry Robinson, 5th, Changed Voice, Norman Lock- hart 1st; Brian Spelrgleberg, 4th, ti WRI` • NATATION* • ANNOUNCVAENTS •RtCEPTION CARDS • THANK YOU CARDS WHITECHURCII hituring "THERMO•GRAVURt" PRINT1NP (Railed lottoring) LET US ASSIST YOU WITH YOUR NY/DOING PLANS 'Miss Marjorie Coultes, Of Guelph, Spent the week-end with her par- ehts, Mr. and Mrs. Albert CoulteS. Mr. 'find Mrs, Kenneth Petta- Plate tired ehildren of TeeSWater, viSited On Sunday with her prtrenta, Mr,*tind Mrs. Hareld CUrr.it, Mr, and Mrs, Prank ThompirOn Wingham, and their daughter, MM. ,Iftek 'Siebert, of Montreal, visited Orr Sunday With Mr, 'arid Mrs, Sidney ThoMpSen. Miss Janette Wright of Clifford SPent Me Week- end With her SiSter, Mrs, Sidney TheinintiOn. uhtl MI.S, Gorden IaoSS and bftbSr, Erie, bt t Oat ,thti *tbIt4nd Wfth htt oniththi mut 'Ufa, Athol Etnt6, Eliat Wavirtkriolk and hi$ parenth, Mr,, and : 000 Nib* vow Wifidio; Invitialloiw, AddburtreMents' "464,;0449niosohl witA **nolo* iminkArrici •. itisieny and cotrktinits de 'ft ALSO NAVE OiltAEONA.411ED WEDDING NAPXINS, AilAtCHEE AND CAKE BOXES Express your good wishes the modern way. Give the wonderful electrical gifts that promise happier, easier living for years to come: Whatever your budget, there are electrical gifts to make a bride's heart sing . . . an electric fry pan . . . a handy automatic pop-up toaster . mixer or a steam iron. For the future man of the house there are eleCtric shavers and a wonderful array of time saving powertools . . and what couple wouldn't be delighted with one or two handsome, modern electric lamps. They'll be proud of their electric gifts and happy too because they're so economical to use. 6:NTARI9 .HYOROTI lectrici0 does so much • 'costs so little.