The Wingham Advance-Times, 1968-07-11, Page 124
Wingbant Advance -Times, Thursday, July 11, 1968
Personal Notes from Whitechurch
C9ngrattilatiOns to Mr. and
MS,. Sill Fisher of Cooksville
Ottthe birth of their son ire
Wellesley Hospital, Toronto,
onSunday. Tu''.7th.
W.; and Mrs; Harley Gaunt
NW Billie of Wingham were
Sunday evening visitors with
Mr, and Mrs, Don Ross and
family.
• and Mrs. Bill Craig of
Tnto are visiting with Mrs.
`Robert Ross and Mrs. Naismith
of Oregon. M. Craig, Mrs.
Ross and Mrs. Naismit are
sisters.
Mrs. George Fisher of Wing -
ham was admitted to Victoria
Hospital, London, on Monday
Miss 'Sandra Fisher of Kitch-
ener spent the week -end with
• her parents; Mr. and Mrs.
• George Fisher.
Rev. and Mrs. Horace Brad-
en of London were Sunday din-
ner guests with Mr. a%d Mrs.
Johnston Conn,
Patsy Caslick of Culross and
Darlene Coulees of East Wawan-
osh were visitors for a few days
last week with their grandpar-
ents, Mr. and Mr -s.. Earl Cas-
lick.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl McClen-
agban and Mr. and Mrs. Ben
McClenaghan attended the
Barbour picnic, held at Elora
on Sunday. The afternoon was
spent with the young touring
the scenes of nature around the
gorge and the older folks visit-
ing. The president, Mrs. El-
wood Barbour, presided for the
business peridd when it was
decided to hold the picnic next
year in this locality. Mr.
Jamieson Pettypiece accompa-
nied Mr. and Mrs. Elwood
Barbour to the icnic. The
piciaic supper ended the get-to-
gether.
Misses Alma Conn and her,
•
friend Margaret Craig were
visitors with Mr, and Mrs: Nel-
son Pickell at their summer
cottage; near Hanover.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Parker of
Lucian visited on Tuesday with
her parents Mrs and Mrs. Ben
McClenaghan and her brother,
Carl and Mrs. IvicClenaghan.
The Parkers were returning from
their holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Scott.
of Ripley and Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Caslick were Sunday visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Ronald
Coultes and family.
Mr. and lvlrs. John DeBoer
and family were at Elora on
Sunday.
Mr. and .Mrs. Thurlow of
Milton were week -end visitors
with Mrs, Lillian McClenaghan
and Mildred.'
Mrs. Tom Inglis and' Mrs.
Bob Adams called on Miss Lila
Emerson on Sunday.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Tiffin of Wingham
were Mr. and Mrs. George
Young and Heather of Langside
and Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Mur-
ray, Alex, Phyllis, Patricia
and Kathleen of Sharon.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Smith
of Markham were week'end
visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Rus-
sel Chapman.
Mr. and Mirs. Herb Hunter
of London were week -end visi"
tors with her parents, 114,1,, and
'Mrs. Wallace Conn:
We .are sorry- to report that
Mrs. Edith Wahnsley of Toron*
to was admitted to Wingham
and District Hospital on Sunday.
Mrs. Walmsley was a visitor
with her daughter, Mrs,. John
Jarriieson, Mr. Jamieson and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Johnston
and family of St. Marys' spent
the week -end with his. mother,
xhOtti Johnston of
Winghaian and visited with his
father. a patient in Wingharn
and District Hospital, Other
Members of the fauiily visited
with their father in hospital
,during the weei*end.
Mt. and Mrs. Jim Henderson
of Brantford are visiting this
week with Mr. and Mrs. Wes,.
ley Ti f fin, Mrs. Cecil, Falconer
and other relatives,
Cameron Simmons, Lonnie ;
and hip friend Mark Hayton, all
of'London, were Saturday visi-
tors with Mr. and Mrs. Elroy
Laidlaw and family.
Miss Diane Snaith. of Kitch-
ener idt spending a few days with
her ,grandmother, Mrs. Gershon*
Johnston •while her grandfather
is hospitalized, '
Mr. and Mrs, Jack Coultes,
Blaine and Kevin of B a r r ie
were Sunday visitors with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Coultes. Debbie, who had
visited last week with her
grandparents, returned home
with there.
Fred -Tiffin is .assisting Dave
King with haying operations,,
IMS, and Mrs. Carl Lucas
of Autou, visited on Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wallis
and family.
Mr. and MTs, Gary. Wu11as
and Carolyn of Listowel a
Mr, and Mrs. Wayne Heng
were Sunday visitors with Mrs.
Doris Willis and Mr, and .Mrs
Bill Willis,
Mr. .and. Mrs. BMrd7
and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Steffe
visited recently with their sis-
ter, Mi , Jerry Petrie, Mr,, Pet-
rie and family of St. Albans,
Virginia. Janette visited with
Gayle Rintoul. Shane and Vareat
visited Mr. and Mrs._ Mev
Coulter and Carey visited his'
grandparents, Mi. and Mrs. Al -
don Purdop of Wingham and
assisted with the farm work
while his parents were on vaca-
tion.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tiffin,
Joan, Shirley and Joey and Mr.
and Mrs. Orville Tiffin recently
attended the `softball tourna
ment at Owen Sound.
THRILL SEEKERS rode the oetopus;:p.ms of the four dif-
ferent rides set up on main street during the. Lions Mall.
—Advance -Times Photo.
The Wingham Advance•Tinnes, Thursday, July 11, 068
FRESH PORK
PICNIC SHOULDER B.
SHOULDER BUTTS LB,�
SHOULDER CHOPS Le.;
SCHNEIDERS
WIENERS(PKG. of 8) 10-o.. 3
COUNTRY STYLE
PORK SAUSAGE LB.
SLICED — 1/2 -LB. VAC -PAN
BREAKFAST BACON
FRESH PORK LIVER...............LB,I
6 VARIETIES 6 -oz-
COOKED MEATS /�
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STRAWBERRY or RASPBERRY — 24 -oz.
Mrs. Luke's Jam
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-Cheesy
FROZENFOOD SPECIALS
PICNIC LEMONADE (PINK °• WHITE) ' ^� 1/194
FRASERVALEFANCY PEAS.. ....
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CHOCOLATE, BANANA; EOCQANUTeor LEMON
MORTON'S CREAM PIES.,
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2/43'
39'
• LUSHUS —BANDED DEAL
jelly
KELLOGG'S CEREAL — .BANDED. 2
oney Smac
Pow
Dollar Bargains
E. D. SMITH'S -- BLUEBERRY, CHERRY 19 -oz.
Pie 48Filling .1/$1
Apple Juice 3/51.00
.00
TOMATO or VEGETABLE — 10 -oz.
Heinz Soups
8/5.1.00
Canned,�,r o..� _ ,9�TRomatoes
Pork and Beans 5/$1.00
REDPATH WHITE
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.19
Vir FOR
50 LBS,
(LIMIT 1 with every $5.00. purchase of othsrr goods) .
CALIFORNIA
VINE RIPENED
TOMATOES
39`a.
ONTARIO .
CAULIFLOWER
Large White Heads
' CALIFORNIA
CQOK1NG
ONIONS
Cos.
CALIFORNIA — Itss
3UNKIST
LEMONS
6/
ONTARIO
1101 HOUSE
CUCUMBERS
2/33c
COOKIES
SPECIALS
LIDO
CHOCOIATE MALLOW OR MINI MALLOW,
CHRISTIE'S CRACKERS
WESTON'S PIES
WESTON'S ANGEL FOOD CAKES
POWDERED
DETERGENT TIP TOP
3/ $1
SWEET and SAI.TY 1ONo�t. 2/
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(APPLE or RAISIN) i0c off Z4 -oz.
TIDE 89'
10c 'off GIANT
GROCERY
LIMITED
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39c
39C
10c *if
MIXED (� 4
NUTS IY
13 -oz. 'Tins
HUMpTY OUMPTY
POTATO
CHIPS
,10t off 12,ot.