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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1959-01-14, Page 5U p • • I 1870 47 To freshen a refrigerator which hat not been used for some time, wash out with baking soda in warm water; 2-piece DAVENO SUITE Gofonr--C71iareoal `Frieze NOW Save 30.09 PLAN FOR ANNUAL °"':unid Meet.at , is,s,VVade's Home DAY. Of PRAYER M FORDWICH--St, Anne's Guild p r. • Ott ARM VOU sults voun PROTECTED? kgAuvouu-v I* nave YOU planned your Estate so your wife and children' will be Safe , .) or haveyou simply wade a will, and left it at that? Think twice! Could your wife .administer your e4tate? Does she understand Tax regulations, and Succession Duties? If she died, how long would your children wait for the .courts ,settle your will . . , until they were 21? What would they do until then? Think twice, and you'll realize why so„many men and women enlist the services of Sterling Trusts in the all-important matter of Estate naming, Sterling Trusts is, a firm that takes a personal interest in helping you. „4 MRS. C, WBSON IS fdIESf SPEAKER WnoXET/44--urs, Ifiryitg opened her home for the January meeting of the Woman's Afiaelea, ar' Society on Friday afternoon. Mrs, Gilbert Howes and Mrs, 4,41, Wylie conducted the worshiw.sei- viee as found in the Missionary Monthly, with the theme, "Friend: ship and Neighborliness", Mrs, Crawford Gibson, president of the Tnesday Evening Starlight Group, United Church,' was the gileat speaker and spoke on the theme. Mrs, Gilbert Howes review- ed a chapter of the study book dealing with the Canadian fron- tiers, The president, Mrs, Kenneth Ed- gar, conducted the business. The treasurer,, Mrs, Stuart Higgins re- ported:the allocation had been ceeded.' The executive awes ,nanted to 'arrange tor ',:r.thectiniing,.'World paYfet ,Prayer 'to belhel4;:thInlYear, in the'United-Clutrck; 13 „ at'three'' . diseaasiOhl of r the :7pOsaibilitiiof library, shelf litleonhection,'*ithilaW e W.M.Sy 'mrst Jaines,''Sandeison!ane Mrs. Stuart Higgins were appOinted a•Committee.to-arrang ° A' letter was read Isy ,the .4sebre, tary,„:Mrs. J.-H,;Wylie,,from mem, `bers of the C.G,I.T,'expressing;ap- preciation .for: the gift 71)(7friend- . ship diaries• for each member,,- coir Mootsat Home Ot Catharine &Igor . WROXEER—The Canadian Girls in Training held their meeting at the home of Catharine :Edgar with nine members and their leaders PwraesS?iT charge of present, Helen MtheeP reete'OPrig .and ident, was assisted in the Worship serYice by .Brenda Lathers. Arrangements Were made for the ;tea 'Which the members have plan- ned for SatiirdaY; January 24th, At that time artificial, potted plants and corsages, as well as terry cloth slippers will be sold, A work meet, ing will be held in the meantime, if which formed, T. tI The meetinghelnnibers W10141 b with Taps, WROXETER boss Toman one day last week. Mrs, W. E, Weir,' Miss Gertie., BUSh, Mr. and Mrs. George Gibson and family and Mr. W, IL Dane of Gorrie spent SaturdaY with Mr. and Mrs. Allister Green, Wingliam. Mrs. Winnifred Clarke, Ronald and Marjorie of Listowel Were Sunday guests of Mr, and Mrs, Jack Clarke. • Mr. and Mrs. George Watt of Elyth spent Thursday with. Mr, and Mrs. George Gibson, . Sunday visitors at the 'ionic of Ro'ss `roman were Mr. Elgin Toman of Plattsville, Mr. Wallace Tonian of Petersburg, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Matthews and family of Preston. Mr. Henry Sage of Listowel spent the week-end at the same home, Mr. and Mrs. George Gibson and family spent- Suriday with Mr, and Mrs, Lloyd Jacques of Clifford. Prize winners at the W.I. -euchre last. Thursday evening were: La- dies' 1st, Mrs. George Day, 2ndi Miss Shirley Reidt; men's, Charles Cathers, and Mrs. Frank IvicCor- ;nick, playing as a man. A pot-luck supper 'will be held in Wroxeter United Church at 7.30 Thursday night, followed 'by the annual meetihg. The United Church's annual meeting will he held on ThursdaY, Jan. 15.- FOUR C'S TO SUCCESS TOPIC AT W.I. MEET WROXETER—Mrs. Howard Wy- lie was hostess for the January meeting of the Women's' Institute with twelve members and one visi- tor present, Mrs. Howes, president, opened the meeting with the sing- ing of the Ode and, repeating the Mary Stewart Collect. A thought for the New Year was given, in verse by Mrs. J. Simmons. The 'business •viras dealt with and a display of special Christmas gifts was on hand, The topic was "The Four C's Leading to Success". The'se are character, cheerfulness, courage and co-operatibh. The speaker, Mrs. Allan Munro, sug, gested using the font. C's as a, guiding post, Character, she said,' • can be andi la being developed 'day 'by day. It comes to' its most severe tesewhen temptation is greatest. It is some- thing each and every one can, add to, thereby helping us to maintain a higher ideal of living so that this Canada of ours can`thrive and be an example to other eountries. 'Courage is one of the master traits, of the mind, and each per- son is capable of doing far more than he thinks in an. emergency. Think right, work right and do right, in order to maintain courage with which to achieve the best re- saltS. keeping a cheerful front is •an asset one should •be proud to own. All great leaders seem to be en- doted with elarfulnesS 'because they know they cannot attract fol- lowers in any other way, hut this cheerfulness must be Sincere. Co-operation, the speaker stated, is the act of working together, Life for all has its. hardships and dis- appointments but after all, this World is a pretty good place and we at least owe each other the courtesy Of a smiling face and the inspiration of a cherry word, In her Summary the speaker said, "To go about our work with pleasure, to greet others with a Word Of en- eottragement, to be happy in the preSeat and confident in the fti- bite is to have achieved some measure of success in living." The roll call was answered by a verse froth a Christmas card, Wm. 'Hart gate the courtesy re. maths and the meeting olOSed with the national anthem. The hostesses were Mrs, kowtird Wylie and NUM. ClOtiion drelg. Mrs. Thos. Burke Offered her Mine for the 'February BELGRAVE—The ,regular meet- ing of the Ladies' GUild of Trinity' Anglican Guild was held on Thiirs- day afternooti at the home of Mrs. Robert Higgins, The president, Mrs,\ Clark Johnston was in Charge and the meeting opened with prayer by Mrs. Jerry Higgins, followed'hy the Lord's prayer in unison. The Scripture lesAon was read by 'Mrs. Robert Procter. Arrange- ments were inade for the World Day of Prayer service on Februaia! 13, with the committee meeting to be held, at the home of Mrs. Law, tepee Varinan, The vestry meeting will be. held in the community centre. on JanuarY 23. Letters 'of thanks, were read for Christmas °cards and boxes receiv- ed. The minutes:,were'read by Mrs. Richard Procter and the treasurer, Mrs, Cooper Xethery, read the re- port for the year, The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Lawrence Van- nan, The meeting eloSed with pray- er and grace was sung, Lunch was served by the hostess; assisted by Mrs. Jerry Higgins. BONIN FORUM AT WILKINSON HOME BELGRAVE—Members of Bod- min Parra Forum met at the home of Howard Wilkinson on Tuesday evening of last week to watch the television forme broadcast. There were seven adults and five children present, The program was the first in' a series of topics on vertical in- tegration. Who Controls the Product , was the subject for discussion, The group felt the most Serious loss from vertical integration would be the loss of land and,' stock. They agreed that vertical integration would help to carry on larger pro- duction and 'would help You stay in business by •providing more Credit, Progressive timbre was enjoyed With high prizes being 'wen. by Mrs, Richard Procter .and Ted Fear and Consolation prizes went to Mrs, Ted Vear and Richard' Proeter, Lunch of sartd*Iches and tarts And coffee was served. The next'meeting will be held at the home of Mt, and Mrs, Riehard Prodter on, 'Monday 'evening, if weithst persaibi,' me e ome o 'Miss Beatrice Wade for' the January meeting. Mrs. Wellington Hargrave presid- ed: opening with the hymh "He Leadeth 'Me", Mrs. Don King led intthe study book, assisted by Mrs. JaCk King. The roll call was an- U IGA-- is oz. CHOICE PEAS ... ti ▪ JELL-O Powders .... 11. St. Williams PIE READY, Cherry — U a • 1 872 Bay St., Toronto - Call Mr. Parker ggpire 4-7495 Mia 1.punlop St., ' Barrie ' Call Mr. Alcorn 'PArkwa$T 8-5181 Even though it's washday Mother has plenty of time to spend with the children, becauSe electricity helps with the housework. The washing is done automatically:.. by electricity. While she's away the clothes will be washed and rinsed thoroughly, simply by setting the dial on the automatic electric washer. When , she comes home, the washing needs only to be transferred to the automatic electric clothes dryer. While she's busy preparing dinner' (on her automatic electric range), the washing: will be dried sunshine-fresh, automatically, whatever ,the weather. Automatic electric laundry appliances are safe, clean, and modern. They free you from wash- day drudgery forever . ,' yet they cost just a few. cents a day to Operate. You get more out of life, when you get the most out of electricity., • Miss 'Bonnie Gibson of Londor 'spe'at the week-end with her pa-' `.(rerits, Mr, and Mrs, G, A, Gibson, 111t*„' and MO. Ted Smith were guests of Mr. and Mrs. oEdlOaraon of Listowel. Mrs • t • , Mrs..-Leyle Willis, Whitechurch spent 'Sunday with her mother, ,MrS,' Jeffrey Musgrove. We are sorry to report thai little Linda Sharpin, had the misfortune to ;break her leg in a fall at her home last week. ;.''Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sage of At- airood and Mir, /Henry Sake, Lis- toWel,-"weie visitors at the home of try t)ortg so Ntutil COSTS Buds of Promise lustall Officers WAQX4TZA---Tiie Bads" of Pro- anise Mission, Oatid held their first Meeting of the New Year on Wed- nesday 'Afternoon in the 4;001 room with '2!l' members pre- 7.! sent, The new officers for 19.09 were installed by Mrs, Kenneth Edgar, president of the Woman's follows: President, Jim Sharpin; vice, 1JYrine Wright; secretary, Connie Clark; treasurer, Lonise .$dgar; Heralds, Kay Wright, Jeannie Howes, Wayne Sanderson, Stanley Ridley; Music, Carol Coupland, Leone Chambers and Ann Gibson, 4 The new president, Jim Sharpin, preelded and was assisted in the worship service by members,of the executive, Ricky Clark apd Murray pilaSon received• the offering and the Mite boxes were diatributed. The treasurer gave a report of a *14cessful year in 1055, a U U U (tom) Joioluttapotl - Reg. $157:00 $127.00 p U U U U r Sklar 2-piOce :CHESTEIWIELD. Colour * Beige Frieze ionTO 01 Reg. • NOW " Save . $204.00 $234.00 $50 00 Sklar 2-piece CHESTERFIELD Colour Brown Vrieze Foarn ,Cusbions Reg. T NOW a "Save u $269.001 $219.00 s Furniture PHONE 51 - _ (0110C107 1C11,, on Livia ROmia $ultes, ,at:CURR. 1 SKLAR 2-piece CHESTERFIELD Brown Nylon Reg. $1 79.00 SAVE Foam Cushions $239.00 $60,00 2-piece DAVENO SUITE Colour' Greon Frieze NOW • $139.00. 2-piece CHESTERBED SUITE with full, size sprin;; mattress. Colour — Rose- Beige Frieze. Ideal for nparlments or small homes, Reg. NOW Save $259.00 $199.00' $60.00 SKLARLINER 2-piece Colour Green Frieze -Convrts to Bed In Seconds, Reg. NOW. Save $216.00 r. $166.00 $50.00 IGrA -- 15 oz. 'APPLESAUCE, ' 6 for 88c 1 extra tin lc , IGA CHOICE — 15 oz. CREAM CORN 5 for 75c - 1 extra tin lc Sun Blest - 15 oz. II GREEN BEANS 6 for 69c 1 extra tin lc FREE 'DELIVERY TERMS U 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111101110110 livered by 12 members naming a woman in the Bible. Mhree new members joined. Min- utes of the last meeting and the financial statement: read. Miss Elva Foster Was in charge of a short program, after which ReV. E. C. Attwell closed the meeting with prayer, Lunch was served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Don • King. ft A 1, CENT SALE U i Evaporated MILK .% . . 6 for 88c 1 extra tin It --- : iC]OAtethP Deart-E4AssL, , .. .. . . . .. 3 for 34c 1 extra bar lc It LAMB LEGS (whole or half) „ ....... lb. 55c 1 Tablerite -,Sliced , , , ' . 6 os, a.= • DUTCH LOAF' „ , ., , . , , . • , ...., pkg. 25c !!".. ii ke . .. - -,, . .,...,..0.............,..........,. 'el. TABLERITE ONE-CE N T SPECIAL \ 1 With ihi purchase of a 14, pkg, oaftiTiohcleisitAti : i FRANKS 57c, a'•6,61. pkg„ of sliced I for 1 cent. ' i I emington et . II . , , ,. = , , , , , . , z_..--: 'sIGA Mark ; , III rillthiliairitiatillottifisitiO PIE READY Apple — . 2 for 74c 1 tin apple 1c1 11 Gerber's or Heinz - 6 oz. • BABY FOODS 8 for 82c 1: extra tin 1c White Cross - 100's TOILET TISSUE „ 7 for 98c 1 extra roll lo e4 oz. size Old Dutch BLEACH 45c 1 I6-oz. title. lc IGA - 48's 5 for 75c 1 extra tin lc 6 for 58c 1 extra pkg. lc