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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1969-05-01, Page 13MOTHERS RECEIVE R•..YAL TREATMENT HERE SflewR . R 111402 LI11 11 43:1 Because they play, such an Important part in the family life. Every mother must be nurse, hostess, homemaker, helpmate, chef, .playmate, cheerleader, friend, confidant and most times finance minister. This is where she trims the budget on gift items and every- day needs. • FOUR AREA GIRLS were recipients of Provincial Honour certificates at the 4-H Club Achievement Day held Saturday at the Lucknow Public School. The award is presented to girlswho have successfully completed twelve 4-H clubs in recent years. Pictured, left to right: Brenda Ball of the Auburn' 4-H Club; Wanda .Hunter of the Zippy Zigfettes Club; Miss Susan Heard, fiome ecotQrnist for Huron County; Nancy Kirkland.' and:, Donna Ritchie, both mem- bers of the Zippy Zionettes. The three girls from the Zion Club are the first to re- -, ceive provincial honors since the club was formed several years ago. --Sentinel Photo. - Royal Family Specials - DETTOL, large bottle Antiseptic Disinfectant. Reg. $1.25 RIGHT GUARD SPRAY Antiperspirant Deodorant Spray. Nei► 8.5 -oz. size LAVORIS MOUTHWASH Regular $1.29 • 19c s1.19 89c POLIDENT Cleanser Tablets Plus Free Denture • Bath. $1.98 value 8$� 11113 ULTRA BRITE Toothpaste New 99c size 194 Take the Triangle Discount sign on this page to the store and receive your FREE sample of Prince Matchebelli Miniature Cologne. TRIANGLE • 131 S C O U N T,ro.l,,,o I 1 PATENT DIED/C/NES • CCSMET/CS • TOBACCOS _J • 111•11. .M1111111111•011111 01.11.11•11 MINIM uFmroom !IN• Fordwich Personal Notes Miss Leslie Campbell of Guelph visited over the week- end with her grandmother, Mrs. Pearl Patterson. Miss Sharon Pollock, Kitch- ener spent the week -end with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Har- RoM. McKinley Hi -C .Speaker • BELGRAVE--There w as a good attendance of adults as welt as young people at the Hi -C meeting on Sunday evening in Knox United Church. ° Robert McKinley, M.P. , was guest speaker. He gave a in- teresting address and then an- ' ' swered any questions asked by those ,present. The speaker was introduced by Miss Audrey Coul- tes' and thanked by. Miss Mary Anne Wheeler. Miss Marion McGee had charge of the worship service. Lunch was served by Hi -C mem- bers. M -� BO-PEEP HAD LOST HER SHEEP BUT - - SHE KNEW WHERE TO FIND THEM THEY WERE ALL.. AT READMAN'S . LEANERS AND MEN'S WEAR getting their. wardrobes , in shape for spring, Sheep follow the leader and the fashionable . leader depends on Readman's A fast, efficient service to keep him out , in front. old Pollock.. Mr. Alfred Jones of Guelph • is spending some time with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sothern. Miss Sandra Allen returned to Stratford Sunday after prac tice teaching in Hespeler last week. Miss Hannah Klaa'ssen of 'Waterloo spent the week -end at her home here. Jack Ruttan, Brian Allan, John and Don Wilson spent the week -end at 'hombury where they. enjoyed some fine fishing. Jim Patterson of Toronto vis- ited Saturday with his mother, Mrs. Pearl Patterson. .Mrt and Mrs. Wes�Speers of Palmerston visited on Sunday with Mr. and_ Mrs. Bob Connell, Mrs. Gordon Goldrich and fam- ily of Guelph are spending a • 'few days with. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Anson Demerling. James Vittie, Carl Ettinger and Fraser Lynn' of the Howick Legion were .among. the number attending the district conven- tion of the Royal CanadianLe- ion Sunday in Galt. Mr. and Mrs. George Rich. - 4041 Baro, l 4e34n0 London were week -end guests with Mr. and Mrs. Austin Stin son. Bill Richards of Kitchener was also a visitor at the same home. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Sothern and Timmy of Palmerston spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs Bill Sothern. Mrs. Mary Wade of Winghamm spent .a few days 'las't week with Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Jordan. Mrs. Edith Watson. and Mrs. James Nickel of Toronto visited one day last week with the forg- er's nephew. Robert and Mrs.- Hibberd. rs.Hibberd. R Mr. and Mrs. Harry Parsons and Susie visited from Thurs day to Sunday with relatives in A MOTHER'S DAY . CONTEST STORE 1 N 'L/KE NEW' USED CAR '68 FORD, Custom 500, 4 -Door, V8, • Auto., radio '66 METEOR 4-DOOR—V8' Auto., radio, power steering '66 GALAXIE 2 -door Hardtop, V-8 auto radio, Power Steering, Power Brakes '64 FORD 4 -DOOR --8 Auto., radio '63 VOLKSWAGEN '63 FORD GALAXIE 500, Convertible '63 PONTIAC, 4 -Door; V8, Auto:, radio '62 . METEOR, Custom, 4 -Door, 6, Auto. NNW '67 LTD, 4 -Door. Hardtop, fully equip- ped, one owner '66 GALAXIE, 4 -Door Hai`rdtop, 390, Auto., radio, power steering, power brakes '67 FORD '/2 -ton, V8, Custom Cab, radio, heavy duty equipped '66 1 -Ton, 6 cylinder, 4 speed trans., heavy duty equipped '65 FORD 3/4 -ton, long wide box, heavy duty equipped '64 CHEV. HALF -TON Fr FAMILY DINNER FOR HARRY McGUIRE, 75 (Intended for last week) BELGRAV E- - Mr. and Mrs. Sam Pletch held a family din- ner in honor of her father, ',Har- ry McGuire, on the occasion of his '15th birthday. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Pletch and Michael, Mr. and Mrs.. Keith Pletch of Wingham, Mr. Max Pletch and Miss Lynne Olssen ofWhite River, Mrs. Annie Pletch and Mr. and Mrs. Harry McGuire: 7 WINGHAM PHONE 357.3460 BRUSSELS PHONE 249 Auxiliory Olds: . nn. ry Aar *t,"'"tbem'+rli‘homeiunoi7MFAr s,• c1arkPohastoo on lucrd S at- d* evI• SaGc1haewp.erey�r# , prayer, e mono and hymn,- 00 alt 011 was a, wend and the rnintites of the last meeting were read. by Int Walsh. Patsy Scott gave the treasurer's,, r e.p o r t,. Rosetr0r, e White and Karen • Scott collected theoffering.. Rete- Lynne White recited the offertory .prayer. The.next meeting will ba held at the Johnston horde may 3, from 9..45 to 11.15. Games I r trim nextt.tneeting will be led by Brenda, Nethery, Sing- song will be led by Mami W also, Clean-uee img were Lauriegirls Stacforkhthisousemandt- Patsy,Scott.p Mary Isabel Nethery contin- ued with the study book, "The Golden Coin". Janette Johnston discussed the badge system. Brenda Nethery led the girls in a' sing -song and Janette Johnston led in the closing hymn "Now • we close our meeting", follow- ed by prayer. Knowlton, Quebec. Ken return- ed home after spending the past 'three weeks there. •Mr. and Mrs. Noah Reis have `purchased the home of the late 'Mr. Morley Aylesworth. i.. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Foote and Jackie of Paris,spent the week- end with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Moore. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wade and family of Chatham were Sunday .guests with Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Jordan. John and -Bill Carswell of Kitchener spent the week -end at their home here. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gibson and family of Toronto were week -end visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Doug Holt. Week -end and Sunday guests with Mrs. Earl Ridley were Mr, E. Ridley of Sudbury and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Lynn, Karen and* Judy of Orilla'. ,Calvin -Brick p , 4CW meeting WHITECHURCH--The April meeting of Calvin -Brick U.C.W. was held last Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Gilbert' Beecroft. Thirteen members were present. Mrs. Ken Mason gave the call toworship and presided for the business. The minutes were read by the secretary, Mrs. Roy Dawson. Mrs. Mason read a letter from Mrs. Graff request- ing a donation to a summer ° camp at 'Stratford. It . was agreed to make a donation. Thehighlights of work done by U.C. W. groups of Huron for J968, as written by Mrs. Saw- yer, were read. Mrs. Gilbert Beecroft reported' on a workshop she attended recently at God- erich. A specialmeeting of the. groupis' to be held the evening. of June 2, when Murray Gaunt will be guest speaker. Other groups will be invited.. Mrs. Petr Chandler gave a report on the bake sale held in , Wingham. She also gave an address on the mission study of China. - Mrs. Lloyd Wh ytock re ad the Scripture. Mrs. Lawrence Taylor gave the meditation. The offering was received by Mrs. Chandler and dedicated by Mrs. Roy Dawson. The meeth ing closed with prayer. Belgrnve clubs at achieremen#, day ;rota opias0inpariar 0 and a rim Soleallias.f ice' alt ocessiono a M USUAL SEI E 01 R". " $ : r H1-'?► : r'DI EREN �� 1A7 �.�s. JSP, on, 0UN BROWN CANDY. 'vas of ,“Xen sunders of Wein The Waxworks Slioa//que~,.. . Candles and Crofts 20 WATER STREW WINGiiAM; (Beside the I..C.B.O.) (A Deparnt of Estate Marketing Services) HOURS: MONDAY TO FRIDAY --- .9:00 -6:00 SATURDAY • • -- 10:00 5:011 A MOTHER'S DAY .CONTEST STORE • BELGRAVE--The three Bel - grave +PH homemaking clubs, numbering thirty-five girls with their leaders., Mrs. Glenn Coul- tas, Mrs. Alex Robertson, Mrs. Clark Johnston, Mrs. Herson • Irwin, 'Mrs. Clarence Hanna, and Mrs. Leslie Bolt, conclud- ed their "Meat in the Menu", by attending Achievement Day which was held April 26 in Lucknow. Eleven clubs were present. Individual exhibits were recipe files and record books. Club contributions consisted of ex- hibits, demonstrations and skits. All participants found the cotuse very rewarding. Rub unpainted breadboards and. cutting boards with . a cloth dipped in salt after they have been washed with soap and wa- ter;, they'll look lighter and brighter. • Building boys is better than mending men. will be in Wingharn T�wn Hall • THURSDAY, S. 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Backyard beauty and comfort is available at your Wing - ham store. See the "Tacoma" grouping today. Strong, sturdy redwood and aluminum furniture finished in a . floral pattern, with tangerine exterior. Currently in stock at the Wingham store. If you are VOCATIONALLY DISTURBED If you've reached the point where Your future progress is limited then you'll be very interested in this. • EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY We have an opening for an aggressive sales representative, between 2$-50, with a strong urge to succeed, to represent one of Canada's oldest and most prominent companies. • THIS POSITION PROVIDES: Guaranteed Income, Professional Training from com- mencement. Substantial Bonuses. Pension Plan --- Group Insurance. The person selected will receive training in Toronto and successive training towards permanent career. Previous seting not essential. FOR A PERSONAL AND CONFIDENTIAL INTERVIEW Apply Box 99, Advance -Times or phone London 434-2763 Mr. F. A. 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