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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1972-12-07, Page 14Page 4The VAngbarn Mv ALL SPRUCED UP in their regalia are the Wingham Deb - u -tons who have been working hard lately in preparation for this Saturday's Santa Claus parade. Shown here are, front row, left to right, Lisa Hotchkiss, Jennifer Strong, Monique Cameron, 'Kelly Anderson, Debbie Hodgins, Leslie Ten Pas, Joelle Reavie, Kerri-Lyn Bray, Leann Cornwall; second row, Connie Streich, Patti Cleave, Linda Hamilton, Judy Lancaster, Julie McDonald, Michelle Foxton, Kara Sue Burning nectarr Itch Relieved In Minutes Exclusive Healing' Substance Relieves Pain As It Shrinks Hemorrhoids. If you want satisfactory relief from 'Itching Piles'—here'sgood news. A renowned research laboratory has found: a unique healing substance that promptly relieves the burning itch and ppain—actually shrinks hemorrhoids. This substance has been shown to produce a most effec- tive rate of healing. Its germ -killing properties also help. prevent infection. In case after case "very striking improvement" was noted, even among cases of long standing. And this improvementwas maintained over- period of months! This was accomplished by a new healing substance (Bio -Dyne) . which quicklyhelps heal injured cells and atimu'te growth of new tissue:. Now 'Bio -Dyne is offered in ointment and suppo_sito�ry form called Preparation ''H" Ask for it at all drug storis—satisfaction or moae�° sofa dad Corrie Mrs. Melvin Taylor of Brussels and Mr. and Mrs. Edgar, Myra, Laurel and Shauna visited Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Coulter. Mrs. Victor Stockton and Mrs. Clifford Pyke visited Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hunt of Harriston on Tuesday Wilfred Gregory • underwent surgery in Listowel Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Barry Jones and Leslie of Grimsby spent the weekend with Mr. anal Mrs. Gold- wyn Thompson, Mrs. Alfred Ca- hill of Scarborough is spending a few days at the same home. Mr. and Mrs. David Thompson and Heather of Wingham also visited On Sunday. . • Miss Marilyn Armstrong of Spiesz, Nancy Anderson, Helen Ann Ste. Marie, .Debbie Scott, Judy Hanula, Heather -McInnis; back row, Heather Streich, Sherri Green, Susan Brown, Sandy Morrison, Tracey Lee, Lori Thompson, Lori Biggin, Kathy Dolgos, Michelle Rintoul, Heather Douglas, Carol Ann Rutter, Corey McInnis, Tracey McDonald and Pam Cameron. Ab- sent when the picture was taken were Susan Bain andRobin Rohn. (Photo by W. Robertson) Personal Notes Moncrieff spent the weekend with Miss Marilyn Grainger. Mrs. Ira Neill of Wingham spent a 'few days with Mr. ,and Mrs. George: Brown and also visited Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mc- Innis. Mrs. c: Pyke and Mrs. V. Stockton- visited Thursday with. Mrs. Norman Reddon and Mrs. George Paulin of Clifford., . • The elders and stewards'of the Corrie United Church are con- ducting a visitation of ' the con- gregation. Mr. and. Mrs. Richard -Carson, Colleen and Sandra visited Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs.' Sam Timm of Listowel. Jack Underwood of Guelph, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Foster of Cambridge spent last weekend 1th Mr. andAVIrs r. Kenaeth,•Un- erwood. r; Wesley Gallaway and Kenneth Underwood are on a hunting trip at Matachewan. James Alcorn is a patient in Wingham and District Hospital. Mrs. Earl King, Mrs. Wilford King and Mrs. Thomas MacDon- ald spent Thursday with Mr. and � YOU'RE NOT THE ONLY ONE YOU GIVE HEADACHES TO l And think in just over 15 minute s you could be on your wayin a, quiet peaceful car. Alt ur mufflers are guaranteed and installation is free. Give yourself: and your passengers a break. 1 r We specialize in EXHAUST SYSTEMS and SHOCKS Call or Stop In for a Free Estimate. • • THE MUFFLER MAN 738 ONTARIO ST. STRATFORD " 271-5560 OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK Mon. - Fri. - 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sat. 8 a.m: to 3 p.m.. Whitegift service GORRIE — The White Gift service was held Sunday in the United Church with Mrs. Rob- ert Hastie, superintendent, in charge, assisted by Rev. George Sach. The scripture in choral, reading was given by Karen King, Jill_ Strong, Sandra .Carson, Garry Grainger, Steven Mann and David Mann. The choir sang the anthem, "Hope of the Nations", accom- panied by Mrs. G. W. Sach at the organ. Rev. Sach gave the story, "What Is a; Gift?" A real gift is something which costs you some- thing whether in : time, • effort talent or love with the best gift of all, God's gift of Jesus in His birth at Christmastime to all the world. The Sunday . School children presented their white gifts which will be taken to the Saugeen In- dian Reserve for Christmas. Mrs. William Knox of Owen Sound. Alex Edgar is a patient in Wingham and District Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Beverley Brears and family of Palmerston. and Mrs, James Brears of Brussels visited Sunday with Mr. and.Mrs. Archie Miller. ' Mrs. Thomas MacDonald and Mrs. W. C. King visited Friday at • the home of Mrs. Nelson Under- wood of Wingham. Mrs: Arnold Edgar of London also visited at the same home for several days. Mrs. Archie Miller spent Tues- day with Miss Evelyn. Hupfer Of Wingham. Mrs. Thomas Templeman, Sandra and, Barbara visited with Mr. and Mrs. Anthen Brenner of Kitchener. , 1' Mr, and rMrs. •. John, Edgar, Brian andaIr.'o"h spent Saturday with MrSS. Alex Edgar and visited Mr. Edgar in hosp2tal at Wingham W.I. course deals with ftuit FORDWICH Tantalizing aroma greeted over 30 Women's Institute members and friends from Lakelet at the close of a busy session recently. Mrs. Harold Doig and Miss Minnie .Mc Elwain were the leaders of the course, Ontario Fruit, and very capably demonstrated, new recipes using local fruit and stressed the important link be- tween the fruit and vitamin C. The ladies met in the United Church. hall. After some demon- strations and discussion a buffet luncheon was served from a gaily decorated table. Dishes on the menu included an applesauce meat loaf on a platter surrounded with spicy peach halves and com- pote apples. There was a tossed apple -tuna salad, cherry coconut delight, apple strudel and a love- ly fruit tray with cheese balls and fruit dressing most attractively arranged for the festive season. Those ladies in attendance ex- pressed their appreciation to the two leaders for all ithe work they had put into the course to make it such a success. ThiS the: time of Year In On: ' ;ae a wrk x tt tario" when4thousand of 'avid Wog�, , ` 'yvy 1 w snow obilers are "thanking L Where W snowPerbaPft tiiia ,has, had some influence on the lweather' we have beert e ,perle icing the 011 - The Ontario 'Safety League suggests that even if snowy i.o. bilers ea►ot be out on their <, machimes, 'they, can Still be use, fully active clearing the trails that are so important to this popular Winter recreation,Ws is the tune to do it, before. „tie Snow falls, When you can see Obstiue, tions and trees that have •fallen UCM entertains the ladies FORDWICE -- The* United Church Men's Club held its Christmas meeting last week at the church when the ladies were guests. About. 50 attended. Robert. Hibberd of Belgrave and formerly of Fordwich gave devotions from Matthew and 'also chose the title, "Fullness of Time" to speak on. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Scheifele, Mrs. Bruce Penny and Robert Hibberd. sang two numbers, "Where Could I Go?" and "All for Me", with Mrs. Raymond Neil of Wingham accompanying them on the piano. Crokinole was enjoyed as well as several contests, after which lunch was served. Mrs. Glenn Johnston, on behalf of the ladies, thanked the men. Rev. Charles Forrest closed the meeting with benediction. is one of the ma cisions affecting safe oPera The ,Ontario Safetyeague f so strongly about this. that their early safety grogram Walt providing clubs,, -resort* and, government .agencies with effec- tive trail, signs at nominal primo, making it" econOmicelly ,feasible for anyone to safelY.Mark their snowmobile trails. Tis" year; the League has added a piobibitive snowmobil ng sign • to the trail and danger markers which have. been, available for some years; 0 • .A$. 92 h aff r 11 I cgfed at ..114 4"; (Id a o S . ftpn Youll take all the worry out of Christmas Shopping, because you'll. save yourself time and .trouble by being able to' fill your. list at one sterol SHORT COURSE LUNCHEON GORRIE — Mrs. Alex Graham and Mrs. Ted Matusezek dem- ' onstrated the Women's Institute course, "Ontario Fruit" in the form of a luncheon on Wednes- day, Nov. 29 in the community, hall here to over 30ladies. The draw on an apple strudel was won by Mrs. Alvin Grainger. BEL/WORE Mr. and Mrs. Walter Renwick and family attended a, reception in Kingsville Saturday for bride - elect Miss Janice Will and her fi- ance, Ron Watt, both of London. Janice is the niece „Mrs. Ren- wick and daughter of Mrs. `Glean ill and the late Glen Will, form. 'er residents of this area. The wedding will take place Satur- day, December 9th in London. at a price you can afford Shop Now While The Selection Is At It's Best USE OUR CHRISTMAS LAYAWAY PLAN PHONE 357-3631 JOSEPHINE ST. • tel • YAMAHA - OPEN: NOOSE DECEMBER9 A Free Men's or Ladies' Snowmobile Suit will be given with every Snowmobile Purchase A Yamaha RepresentativewiII also be present Ask us about -- FINANCING - WARRANTEES - SNOWMOBILE ACCESSORIES - Yamaha's eidusive Autolube. It leaves the cornpetition shaking in their boots. r" No premixing with our computerized lubrication system. Another reason why, "It's a better machine." . . COME ON OVER 000 AND TEST RIDE A CAT AT P & F LAWN & SPORTS EQUIPMENT Hwy. No. 23 North Ph. 291-2441 Listowel THIS IS OUR BUSINESS NOT OUR SIDELINE PPI pry. STUDENT COUNCIL HEAD Dave Frank preferred anonymity when the camera turned his way as he presented a request from F. E. Madill Secondary School students, asking for plowing of snow from sidewalks in the ap- proaches to the school. Councillors doubted students would refrOin from walking four abreast on the roads anyway., but said the request would be considered. At right is Works Chairman "Ace" Bateson. (Staff Photo) • • We will be glad to make evening appointments for anyone unable to attend during the day. 1.4 YAMAHA() SNOWMOBILES QUICK QUIET QUALITY FOR '73 WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL Wingham Service centre MAURICE STAINTON Z132 Josephine Street Wingham leSt lig ?Ogg AO atiff .01 2111.01%:At :ilk aNI Wait aSAT *tic ag *WO' Ar leg agrAntilir tio • tip • jti .st 421 357-1792 It 41