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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1969-04-24, Page 13YES, WE LOVE MOTHERS And .werow it by offering th.m Greet Savings every_ day of the year. We cater to busy Mothers by being open six days of the week. OPEN WEEK DAYS 9 • a.m. ,to 9 p.m. SUNDAYS Neon to Six HOSTESS POTATO CHIPS V$1.00 Reg. 69c bag =-- NOW 55c. ADORN --HAIR SPRAY Reg. or Hard to Hold — .Reg. $1.98 • VCS SHAMPOO (Twin Bottle Deal) Si,49 •R $3.0 value -- ONLY, ROYALE FACIAL- TISSUES Assorted colors -- ONLY 3/4 Phillips Milk of 59cMagnesia — -Bottle 100 Tablets . Reg. 93c_ WILKINSON SWORD BLADES (Stainless Steel), 5 -Blade Dispenser 39 Reg. 75c --- ONLY eg A MOTHER'S .'DAY CONTEST STORE • : 1 P"ahe MMeet. ing,Of theU n ft eco church Won WAA:404 In the ciii4rAbneMent On Wednesday evening of est week e: iStrs, Walter Renwick presi- dent, rest d nt, gave A. thought for the day and "Take My Life, and Let it " was supe;. c Mrs, David" Haxpet read Scripture and Mrs. Everett Dustiow read the Medi-, radon and closed devotion* with r p F. the study period. Lf rs Gordon 'Wright and Mrs,. Jack. Wright presented the fourth wafter of "Man .Al ve" , F,exi Pali was "Why I like spring". Gail and Linda Renwick sang two songs. The feature of the meeting was a quiz contest on the New Testament. Mrs. Renwick presided for business, when the ladies made plans for a daffodil tea and bake saIe on May 2. The tea will be held in the church basement. _.he meeting closed with prayer and lunch was served by the committee in charge. PATENT MED/C/4/ES ' COSMETICS • TOBACCOS Recept on -for Mr., Mrs. Pletch BELGRAVE--A reception -and dance were held in the Women's Institute Hall on Frisiay even- ing to honor Mr. and Mrs. Keith Pletch on their recent marriage. Dancing was enjoyed to the mu- sic of Tiffin's Orchestra' • During intermission Clarence Hanna called the b rid e and groom to the platform and ex- pressed good wishes to them. Barry Logan presented them withi a purse of money. Keith and Bonnie expressed their thanks. Bluevaie Mrs. Charles Beyer, William Beyer, Miss EiTtma Wahl and Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Orth, all of Listowel, visited Mr. and Mrs, Ross Mantua the week- end. George Hetherington, Clif- ' ford and Jim, and Ross Mann were in Durham on Saturday. T •l, it's the Lord Simcoe Hotel .' .. in -The 'heart of downtown Toranto, within walking distance to the major shopping district... and with .the subway - right at'the door. You'll enjoy the friendly service and sensible prices,, too. Next time you visit Toronto enjoy it more than ever stay at the Lord Simcoe. w rd £4ce ate University and King Streets, Tel. 362-1848 1968 BUICK LeSabre, v4 -Door, Sedan, V8, power steering, radio 1968 CHEV. BelAir Sedan, 6 standard, radio and whitewalls 1967 C EVY ,11 4 -Door Sedan, 6 cyl. 1966 CHEVROLET BelAir, V8, automa- tic, power steering, radio 966 CHEV, 2 -Door Hardtop, 8, auto., power steering, power brakes, radio 1963. DODGE, economical transporation 1967 FORD Custom Sedan, 6 cyl.; radio 1966 IMPALA S.S. 2 -Dr. H.T., bucket seats, console, radio, power equip. 1966 GRAND PRIX, power options, V8, bucket seats,' console 1966 PONTIAC Laurentian Sedan, 6 Auto., radio 1965 VALIANT Sedan, slant six engine 1964 CHEV Biscayne, .d -Door Sedan, new motor 1964 CHEVROLET Biscayne Sedan, V8 "WHERE CUSTOMER SATISFACTION IS PART OF THE BETTER DEAL" WINGHAM, ONTARIO - DIAL 357.3760 OFFICERS AND MEN .of Ole 21st Field Regiment improved their Skills as a strike company last week -end with. a field exer- -cise. Gnrs. Paul Heath and Paul Brooks of Listowel, are shb wn covering their buddies with automatic weapons as their section - moved in on an enemy defensive position. fe —Banner Photo. 1 FOUR MEMBERS of the 21 st Field Regi- • ment are shown in a defensive• position during company strike exercises last week- end. From the left are Gunners L, J. Will and D. E. Hamilton of the. 1pOth Battery, ,si, l1,1,!„n1u„ ,111i Listowel; G. E. Ross of the 99th, Wingham, and, G. F. Miller of the 97th, Walkerton. The manoeuvre was staged on •a farm north-west of Listowel. Banner Photo. Oftub lbntAanmwesemNiapdiii$i,an,`ArrialniG,iha Belmore Personal Notes Mrs. Alvin Mundell attend- ed the W. M.S. annual_Synodic- al held last week in Goderich. Mrs. Mundell, a member of Belmore Knox Presbyterian Church, is the .president of Mait- land aitland Presbyterial and holds a vicelpresidential office' in the Synodical. Other members of the: local group attended orie session of the Synodical. ~. Mrs. Eldon Renwick and Miss Lagrone Ballagh, with their minister, Rev. K. Wettlaufer, attended the regular meeting of Bruce Presbytery, 'held in Luck - now United Church on Tuesday of last week. Local friends are sorry that y former resident Miss Nelliepoig, now of Wingham, last week broke her hip and is hospitaliz- ed in Wingham. Mr. Thomas. Abraham is lalso still in hospital and not as well as his many • friends would.like. We hope both will soon be in improved condition. A number from this area attended the v a r ie t y concert and fashion show presented by the members of the Ho w i c k Central School night classes on Thursday evening of last week. Some of our residents also par- ticipated. Neighbours from the 2nd at- tended the benefit dance held Mrs. Wilired Johann is Belnifor� W.I. president BELMORE--The April meet- ing of the Belthore Women's In- stitute was held in the Institute Room, with members present for the annual meeting. Roll , call was the payment of annual fees, with sugge.,tioni for next year's programs being given. Conveners of various commit - tees gave annual reports, re- porting an educational and suc- cessful year for the group. ' President Mrs. Oscar .Kieffer was in charge of the business part of the meeting, during which a letter from the Salva- tion Army, re the Red Shield . Campaign, was read. Election of officers then took place as follows: Past president, Mrs. Oscar Kieffer; president, Mrs. Wilfred Johann; vice-pres- ident, Mrs. George Conlon; sec- retary, Mrs. Donald Biggs; treas- urer, Mrs. Eldon Renwick; dis- triet•director, Mrs. F. Double - dee; alternate, Mrs. Harry Mulvey; pianist, Mrs. Alvin Muntell; auditors, Mrs. Walter Woods, Mrs. William Merkle y; cheerio committee, Mrs. Wil- liam Merkley, Mrs. Leonard Metcalfe, Mrs. Norman New- ans, Mrs. ,4 rnold Jeffray, Mrs, David Eadie. Committee conveners are: Agriculture and Canadian in- dustries, Mrs. D. Wallace; home economics and health, Mrs. Walter Woods, Mrs. Don- ald Eadie;. citizenship` and edu- cation, Mrs. Alvin Mundell; historical research and current events, 'Mrs. Eldon Renwick, Mrs. Leonard Metcalfe; resolu- tions, Mrs. Donald MacAdatn ; public relations, Mrs. Elmer Jeffray; curators, Mrs. David Eadie, Mrs, Harvey Ballagh; historical, Mrs. Alex Sangster, Mrs. Elmer Zinn, Mrs. harry Mulvey; nominating commit- tee; Mrs. Metcalfe, Mrs. M. - Mulvey, Mrs. Biggs, Mrs. Con- lon. Church services 139.,MORE—Regular church services were held as usual in local churches, with Rev. E. -R. Hawkes in charge of services in Knox Presbyterian Church. The senior choir provided special music with Miss Evelyn Dickson at the organ. United Church service was held in McIntosh Church, with Rev. K. Wettlaufer speaking of our willingness to be placed 'On the Spot' for Christ. He , referred to last week's televi -• .sion ministry, with 'On the" Spot' being presented nightly, • Rev. Harold Burgess in charge. The junior choir sang an anth- em with Miss Laura Inglis ac- companying them on the organ. in Teeswateron Friday evening for Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Manjin, who recently lost their barn by fire.- Mr, and Mrs. • Kenneth Dick- son spent the week -end in To- ronto where they visited with Mrs. Barbara -Dawson. ' Mr. and. Mrs. Louis Emke and family of Elmwood were Srunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. A•' • Thooday *nay. iidren's Week, ,re WO to salute the pew. , ►f Sur. s ea' who *1,Q4 X titwho , U, *OW,e orgiesZ donate CiOtbee. OW. for the ;044)r -help financlopy. and partienlAsly tie who Pro- vide foster homes ,for the chis- circ i. if you are not in one -of • the above classes, think about it and try ytanr best to "make someone happy fot then you will be happy too. t D •i ;CAT1 GIDEON BIBLES AS A CONTINUING MEMORIAL. May hrou be ocal l. BELL LI by W. M. Campbell your telephone manager - a As I sat down to plan my column this montly .1 couldn't help but think of an Incident last year Olt had at least orle Bell Canada tester wondering about sanity. On two different occasions, two different re-' pairmen sent him the same report about. teleephon. diff 6 ficulties near Chippewa, Ontario. Both reports stated, "drop wire chewed by llama" While one Wight' be Iw- .a clined to, write the whole thing off aas a'publicity stul'ti� to boost the Niagara peninsula as Canaa's banana -boil, the reports turned out to be legitimate. Llamas are kept' at the Marine Wonderland- and Gamer/Farm at Citippawa ;- and, one of them decided to test his teeth on oer dry wires. - ,,. While this' was the first time we've had to o ntenil with llamas; etre' have had problems keeping' .:our' cab)* out of the way of squirrels, lightning and bad weather. We've been burying more and more of its it looks 'better and also protects the ' cable from the natural hazards .: z I've mentioned. However, it Also means that 'cable could be buried on your property and could be damaged If you're planning to excavate — whether fo pial%t trees or '1 shrubs, put up a fence, build a patio or a barbeeuee pit. One healthy thrust of a shovel, if its directly .awe. owrr cable and telephone service in hundreds of l ipnt es avid businesses could be disrupted. So if you're planning any majordigging, cul l your,.. give us a call at 611 first. We can quickly . tell you ,if : n there is cable-' buried on your property. ' If there .is we'll come over and; show you where, free of charge- That way, you can avoid disrupting telephoneservices bothfor yourself and your neighborhood. 8 , 41J11". Here are a few tipsfor long distance callers. Jot. down the important points you want to cover before you place your call and keep a scratch pad and pencil handy in case you want to write something down dining your conversation. Check your telephone directory for Area Codes and Long Distance Rates. Dont forget that rates get lower as the hour gets later. LET US CAPTURE THE TRUE LOVING TENDERNESS OF MOTHER- HOOD IN A FULL COLOUR 8x1O PORTRAIT (No sitting charge) '6' Complete with Six Proofs to choose from Picture Mother‘ for her special day or after. Make her appointment the easy way -- by phone, tod Asst, A Mlother's . Day Contest Store