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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1972-02-24, Page 134 1 0 4 LUE Getting Married? See Currie's for Room Groupings EXAMPLE: 5Pc. LIVINGROOM SET Special Includes 2 Pc. Chesterfielpi and $ 55900 TAbloge Refl. 645.85 We Specialize in Groupings and Offer Free Storage Until Needed You Do A Little Wetter at Currie's For Evening Appointments Phone 357-1170 CURRIE'S FURNITURE , This Week's Sale Specia OFF • 0 ON ALL • COMPONENTS ALL MAKES Alp PRICE RANGES RCA, Channel Mager, A.G.S. Electrohome Stereo WARREN HOUSE 357-1415 \ WINGHAM, ONT. . , . •••.:gf:..:...;••:,i*.•• • • .. It's fun to decorate with PREPASTED 120 CURRENT PATTERNS PRE -PASTED VINYL COATED PLUS: FREE Water Trough FREE 30 Page Booklet WALLPAPERS REDUCED BY 20% Me 7,,ecen, WINGHAM PHONE 357.2002 HOW TO ENTER Just write your name, addressoncl phone number on any sales slip, icash register tap, charge slip or a plain piece of paper and,..Bring these entries to any of the five merchants whose advertisement has a star in the left hand corner The Wingham Advance -Times, ThUrAday, February 24, 1972—Page 5 OIL COMFORT COSTS LESS! AND YOU CAN BET YOUR LIFE ON IT Are you sure you are getting the most for what you are paying with your present heating system? • Likely not. Better check these features. SAFE CLEAN DEPENDABLE ECONOMICAL THRIFTY COMFORTING OIL HEAT If you are not satisfied with your present day heating then contact us and we will supply you with what you need at a minimum of expense. lalIPOONIMINIIIIIMilleMNIIII+101,441•1114101111•0=1101M1.041 BRUCE FOXTON Your SUPERTEST AGENT in Wingham Phone 357-2664 435 Josephine ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS 10c, 15c, 19c, 29c, 39c POTTED FLOWERS . • ...... .... 1.19,1.99 TULIP BOUQUET .. 98c LADIES' "BLOUSES ••25% Discount Children's Winter Hats • 112 PRICE Skipping Ropes 19c and 25c; Double Dutch Skipping Ropes 39; Marbles 5c and 10c; • Bag of Marbles 49c BENNETT'S 5( to $1.00 STORE 200 JOSEPHINE STREET - WINGHAM SNOWBOOTS WOMEN'S All Vinyl with Zipper Reg. to $15.99 $699 SALE to $999 CHILDREN'S With Zipper Reg. to 11,99 $799 SALE CALLAN SHOES CLEARANCE SPECIALS • (From our regular stock) • • At Low, Low Prices NYLONS (1st quality) Cleariiig At • • PANTY HOSE All Sizes- gigi 1st Quality Clearing at .77 Special Rack of Curling Slims, Sweaters, Skirts Clearing 1/2 Price. GLOVES, KNEE SOX Special Table An Clearing at .77 MI MILLER'S LADIES' WEAR Closed Friday nights during winter months THERE WAS NO SHORTAGE of cake and other delectable dessert items at the W.I. pot -luck supper Thursday night, so Elizabeth Jacklin settles down to enjoy her allotment, evidently happy to be with the group for the social event. Across the table, also enjoying the food, is Mrs. Irlma Edgar. —Staff Photo. District president guest for meeting BELGRAVE — Mrs. Harold Gaunt,, district president • of Huron West Women's Institute, was the special guest when the Belgrave branch.held its regular meeting last Tuesday afternoon in the community centre. This meeting helped to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the fOund- ing of the Institute. Motto of the meeting, which was convened by Mrs. Ivan Wightman and Mrs. George Walker, was "Friendship is the only cement that will ever hold the world together." Mrs. Gaunt based her remarks on "Friend- ship" and also brought the mem- bers up to date on Women's In- stitute doings. Mrs. Gaunt was introduced by Mrs. Norman Belgrave Mr. and Mrs. James Irwin, Douglas and Jim of Dunnville • spent the weekend recently with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herson Irwin and also visited with other relatives.. •• Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert. Higgins were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pattison and Donald, East Wawanosh, Mr. and, Mrs. Alvin Higgins and Carol, Mr. and Mrs. Jack King, Michael and Kathleen, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Marks, all of Wingham and Nr. and Mrs. David Penner and -family' of •Listowel to cele- brate Mr. Higgins' 85th birthday. Joseph Smith of Warren, Mani- toba and Lloyd Montgomery of Wingham visited on Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Higgins. Mrs. Stanley Cook visited with her sister, Mrs.. Mary Vincent of Blyth on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hibberd, attended the funeral of Mrs. Hib- berd's cousin, Edgar Wahl of Lis- towel on Sunday. Jack Allan and Mrs. Thyra Townsend of Mimico spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Albert' Vincent. Mr. Alb t Vincent received word on Mo a morning that • her brother Ch ries All,an of Windsor, had passed away suddenly. Coultes and thanked by Mrs. George Walker. The roll call was answered by each stating when she first be- came interested in or joined the Women's Institute. Mrs. George Walker read a priem, "How to Live". Mrs. Ivan Wightman conducted d quiz on facts about the founding of the Institute, and Mrs. Norman Coultes gave a short paper on the • topic. Mrs. Wightman also gave a re- port on the anniversary celebra- tion held at the Royal York in To- ronto where Mrs. Olive Farqu- harson of Essex, England, presi- dent of the -Associated Country Women of the World was guest • speaker. Mrs. Carl Procter was given the honor of, cutting the birthday cake and pictures were„taken of ladies who have been associated with 'the Institute for 30 years or over. Everyone joined in singing ,the Women's Institute.carol and. the anniversary song! A short business • session was -conducted by the president, Mrs. • Norman Coultes. A delegate will be sent to the officers' conference in Guelph on May 3 and 4. The annual meeting will be held in March, also election of officers. Members are requested to take a visitor to the April meeting ,which will be a tour of the LiS- towel Florist's at 8 p.m. The property committee of the W.I. Hall reported regarding estimates for the installation of the furnace and new kitchen and were given authority to continue with the project and to hire a con- tractor for the job.' It is hoped to have some volunteer help when • this renovation gets ,underway. Cake and ice cream were served by the: lunch tommittee, Mrs. Herson Irwin and Mrs. Stantey Black and a social hour was enjoyed. Recently a man attempted to make a local phone call, and aftet several rings a recognizably, hu- man voice said, "The number .you have reached is not a worl$- ing number. This supposed to be a recording, but the machine broke clown." • ..9010$41059161i1.1, • ri• a. v. • MRS. WS SIMMONS makes sure everyone gets a second helping of tea and stops to serve Mrs. D. S. MacNaughtora, one of the many attending the W.I. pot -luck supper Thurt- day night. —Staff Photo.