The Wingham Advance-Times, 1975-04-10, Page 12.Times, Tingsday, ASD kO, rgiro
Whitechurch Personal Notes
. and Un- Beusal McGuire
ind home Sunday eventing
lfrday by. car to
WC*.
Mai, Webster Jacklin of Listo-
Weli*AViSitor since Tuesday last
4 her dam', Mrs. Arne
M Mr. Purdon and family.
techurch Rising Rolls 4-
held a work meeting Satar-
afternoondoily at the home of Mrs.
Walter Elliott.
Word has been received from
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Rintoul that
in their vicinity of Schomberg the
storm really had traffic tied up.
Mss. Rintoul had four people for a
few days due to the storm and
Leroy was on a trip to Kentucky
from Tuesday to Saturday with a
truck for a cattle beast. The trip
took much longer due to the
storm.
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs.. Males of Hornepayne on the
rival of a baby boy, Jin
Stem, at Victoria Ho s1gtafl, Lon-
don, on nmursday, 3. Mrs_
Miles is the former A .nne Weber.
Mr. and Mrs. Gar y Jamieson
were at Victoria R (vital, Lon-
don, on Saturday ,,, 4 iasit wi r
sister, Mrs. Wes.
Mr. and Mrs_ Gar) • Jahnstc.n of
Mildmay %Nigro Rat= -ritzy eurpirts
visitors with er sr, Mrs.
Walter Moore, Moore and
family.
Brian Falconer t Sarnia spent
the weekend with : Ir. and Mrs.
Robert Mowbray.
Dick Orr of Lan gside was a
Saturday visitor wit b his m other,
Mrs. William Orr, at Win gbara
Hospital and with his siter, Mrs.
John L Cie and Mr. Currie of
Wingham .
Visitors on the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Currie were
Mr. and Mrs. Tina Toth, Robbie
The Wingham Advance -'Mmes, Thursday, April 10, 197
and Billie of Waterloo and Miss
Ram Cie of Abridge
wham they brought with them.
lkfiss Curne is remaining wi
Mr. and Mrs_ Currie for a visit.
MurrayShips of Faoshawe
College spent the weekend with
his its, Mr. and Mrs.
Simper._
Wayne Farrier of Guelph
returned on Friday after being in
England two weeks with 70 pupils
from John Roes gb School,
Guelph, who were putting on a
week of concerts. A choir and
stage band, of which Wayne was
in charge, presented several con-
certs
in and around London, Eng-
land. They stmt a week touring
the continent.
Mrs. Earl Casket visited with
Mr. and Mrs_ Bill Caslick "of
Cuirass on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Conn on
Sunday visited with Mr. and Mrs.
it
Douglas O rnley and Jason.
Winter really gave us all it had
last week piiimg up huge of
snow. The gas pumps at Bill
Willis' service station were pUe
up with three feet of snoW. On
Sunday it was cleaned up with the
snowblower by Mack Hutchison
Sone of the back roads in the
community were not opened until
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Earl Caslick visited from
Wednesday to Saturday with Mr.
and Mrs. Wilford Caslick of
Wingham.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Dan
Tiffin on the weekend were Mr.
and Mrs. Bevin Tiffin and Mr.
and Mrs. Doug Tiffin.
Mr. and Mrs. ill Purdon of
West Wawanosh were Sunday
visitors with Mr. a .ld Mrs.
Wesley Tiffin.
Chalmers W. M. S. will hold its
April meeting on Wednesday, the
MAPLE LEAF -Smoked
i at the b 00 MO, Gothou.
Rintoul.
'
.
/asl .. Robert Hess.
Heper� Mrs. .Rase Re0S
and Mrs. Fj McwQyy. Roll
call is a plant of the Bi ; topio,
..spring"; courtesy, Mrs. H.
Mowbray.
The Y.P.S. is sponsoring a pan-
cake supper on Friday, April U,
starting at 8:30 at Langside Com-
munity Hall. The admission for
the supper will be donations for
the Young People's Society.
Due to weather conditions the
opening of Sunday Scbeol at
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until April 13 at 9:45.
There was no church service on
Sunday at the United Church
because Larry King was unable
to get from Toronto due to
weather conditions.
At Chalmers Presbyterian
Church Graham Kay conducted
the service of worship because
his father, Bev Kay, was unable
to come from Toronto due to the
road conditions. Graham gave a
very interesting sermon on "The
Difference Easter Makes".
COTTAGE ROLL
9.25 LB.
"SO WHAT'S THE' SIG DEAL?" seems to be the question in the eyes of man's best friends
as they pose in front of ribbons they have won in several Ontario field trials this past
winter. The retrievers are Goldie, owned 6y John Lennox of Sarnia and trained and han-
dled by Don Dodds of Dawnflight Kennels and Game Farm, RR 2, Teeswater; Lady,
owned by Lloyd Burrow of Hanover; Tom (Bryon Fritz of Palmerston); Sam (Ken Thom-
son of Kincardine) and Kariaka, also owned by Mr. Fritz. The dogs and their owners get
together every Saturday at the Dodds' farm for group training sessions. Mr. Dodds assists
the owners and does some professional handling with the above dogs. With spring in the
air, the owners are anxiously awaiting a decision from the Ministry. of Natural Resources
on the possibility of making a water area available at the Hullett Conservation Area in
order that the efficient training of quality dogs can continue.
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Montclair Cookies
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Beef Steakettes
meq"$ 4 VeuTV Dinners
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COOKEp MEAT
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SAUSAGE �.89
WIENERS
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BACON .s 1.25
PORK RIBLETS » .49
SAUSAGE. .79
COOkEDHAM 6 o .83
Cheese Slices JI .25
2!S 1.00
LuckyWhip
JOLLY MILLER -Orange
Flavor Crystals
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PRODUCT OF HONDURAS,
Golden Yellow Bananas
.39
U. S. SUNKIST, 163's
Navel Oranges
CANADA FANCY CONTROLLED ATMOSPHERE
McIntosh Apples
U. S. FRESH
Green Onions
2 Bunches
•33
U. S. N0. 1 °
Rosebud Radish
16 07... CE O
•33
U. S. NO. 1
Head lettuce
24's
•33
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Cucumbrs
CANADA NO. 1
Cooking Onions
KING SIZE
.33
Sib.
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