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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1956-01-11, Page 3•PURPON- S LIQUPATIO SAL CONTINUES THIS WEEK! FORDWMH—PerfIWICit lost laet, Wednesday night when they played llaciteY against -Clifford - here, the score being d-4, ,Allan Gibson and "Ron Cook each netted two for Clifford. Ai Mil and Claude Fields •eaell scored one, Glen ;Johnston got two for Ti'ordwleh Ron Craig, and Gordon Nichol, one each, On Friday night at Drayton, Alma and VordWielt played wit it an 3-3 score for Pordwicb, Coe- ADDS ZEST TO ANY MEAL TOMAT — HEINZ ,• KETC O HUP 11 Os. efo.1 Bottle ECONOMICAL! MAKES 4 QUARTS OP NOURISHING SKIM MILK INSTANT STARLAC 1.61 ?V• 310 POWDERED SKIM MILK — BORDEN'S Use Advance=Times Classified Ads for Results 4.1.••••••444 C RIE Pack ' 32 Oz. Cello 330 age I' MINUTE 28 Oz. Pkg. Cream of Wheat 310 CLARK'S FANCY TOMATO JUICE . .44nOr. 300 KEAPT—PLAIN VELVEETA CHEESE no CROWN OR BEEHIVE CORN SYRUP Ub' • 310 - O £f Ladies' and Children1's Winter Coats • !FIALF. PRICE Ladies' Suits, Hats, Some Coats COME AND GET YOUR HARE of BARGAINS! PURDOWS Ladies' & Children's Wear TENDER KERNELS — CREAM[ STYLE LYNN VALLEY — STD. GOLDEN CORN 2 11a. ST. WILLIAVIS — WITH PECTIN Funeral Services Held For Mrs. R. Jeffray BELIVEORE—One of the older resi- dents of this district, Mrs. Robert Jeffrey, passed away at the home of her . daughter, Mrs. Wilfred Weitz, near Clifford on Monday morning, January. 2nd., in her 76th year. She had been ill for some time. Mrs, Jeffrey was the former Mar- garet Ellen Darling, eldest daughter of the late James Darling and Annie Allan, and was born in Carrick Town- ship on January 18th, :1880. She was married to -Robert Jeffrey of Turn-. berry TeWilship on December 22nd., 1010. They celebrated their 40th Wt.:, ding anniversary quietly just bernre Ch She Was at: member of Belmore Presbyterian ellnyeli and in her quiet, unassnming way lived in eonsistent Christian life, day by day, and was respected full loyal by all who knew her. Wingham I 'rho WP10401, 4.4144,00,111irmoi, Wefineikhky, ,if 11, IBM It Tito* Wife: "Korl, tine Triere apt to -4 Ilu.ay; "Ana •W011:1PAt 44 WOW 1 coma bald than W.ornen because of .beards because a the intense aCtivity the intense.. activity of their brains." of. theiV thine Busy Bees Learn About Stay Polk TEAM LOSES 'ONE,, WINS SECOND GSM FORDWICH—The Vora wi :kW s7.1. fetie held their fifth 'mooting of the Beason on Sattqday, Roll call. Mt.gis; ansWered .six Members. Mrs. C $ottern cUSOUSSIOU an Achievement Day .and exPlainod. the grain In cloth. Mrs. A, Demerling told about stay lining, which isSt.Ketitrtg watt Lim grain of the cloth just a little Parrow. er than the scam, to provtipt Stiretah- ing. The next meeting will on Amu.. cry 14th when the roll ,enli will "My miggestion fer Achievement Day demonstration," 20 Woman's ASsociation Wild Cater to Federation Banquet li'ORDWIOThe Jantiary meeting' of the Woman's. ASSOCIati011 of Ford- with United Church was held in the church parlors, The president, Mrs, Goo. Richards, opened the meeting with a hymn •followlc; by the Lord's prayer. The Scripture was read by Mrs. J. W, MO and the lesson thoughts were given by Mrs, Jas, Warren. Mrs, Geo. Pittendreigh gave a reading rollowed by a New Year's prayer, A poeto en- titled "Faith," was read by the presi- dent and several notes of thanks were read, Reports from all committees were given. Tile ladles decided to cater to the Federation banquet on January 23, The meeting closed with the Mizpah• benediction and the rest. of the after- noon was . spent quilting. SASH PITTSBURG SCREENS ,FRAMES PAINTS HARDWARE' CUPBOARDS GLASS STAIRS. - Carpentry - Building Wingharn Honor Newlyweds • Friday/ Evening roRDwiati—on Friday evening friends- and relatives gathered in the community ball hi honor 'of Mt'; and Mrs. Max Hambly (newlyweds). Edward Doig read- the address and the young couple were presented with a lamp and an electric fryer. Both made suitable replies and dancing was enjoyed to the Fordwleh orchestra. Custom Woodwork Telephone 260-w, JAN0111tY SALE RICHMELLO CANADIAN COLOURED ' POUND 39 MILD CHEESE w CHRISTIES—PLAIN OR SALTED Domlnion—Texturized PEANUT PREMIUM SODAS Pkg. 13 BUTTER 4a,oz. 3 0 TOILET TISSUE—INTERLAKE White Cross 9 Rolls ONTARIO NO. 1 WHITE 2 Lb, Pkg., 270 BEANS 20, 310' Richmello—Interleeved CHEESE 21k452•2* 250 12 Or, YORK BRAND BOLOGNA SLICES cATELLrs MEAT SAUCE 4.1.°"` • 290 CLUB HOUSE—PURE BLACK PEPPER carton 4 Oz. 10 REGAL — SHORT GRAIN Agriculture h Be Theme of Meeting B R A V Pi- The - agricultural meeting of the Lielgrave 'Women's .fn- sank, will be held in the community centre on :January :1.7, with Mrs, .Tas. Coultes as convener, The roll call will be answered by naming a product grown in a United Nations country. "Food is a weapon of peace, not of war," is the motto which will be taken by NIA's. A, E. Conner.% Mrs. C. H, Wade will be in eharge.of the music, Mrs, Geo. Michie will give the address, Mrs. K, H. Wheeler will conduct a contest and Innen. will be served by Mrs..f, Walsh, Mrs, E. Wightman and Mrs'. .1, lVfichie, Canadian Kee-Men. Have you heard of the Kee-man? According to the Book of Knowledge they include men and women, boys and girls, who' volunteer . to keep an eye on, the.. living conditions of the wild waterfowl in , the prairie -pelt. When necessary they destroy the egg- eating crows, plant, wild rice for the ducks to eat, build dams and do any- thing else needful. to. conserve the duck population of Canada. They work for the international or- ganization called "Ducks Unlimited", which was formed a few years ago to (Meek Die alarming decrease in Hp, number of chicks making their home in the north; . amok GOOFING QUAKER .OATS plc 48 Oz, tiv Regular Euchre Held. At Community Centre. BELGP,,AVE.- Tile regular progres- sive euchre party was held in the community centre here on Wednesday evening, There were 0 tables in play_ High prizes for the evening were won by Clara Crawford and Bill Bled, Consolation prizes went to Mrs. Mel. Taylor and Richard Procter. SPECIAL OFFER! BUY ONE PACKAGE AT REGULAR PRICE, • GET ANOTHER AT 1/2 PRICE ROBIN 1100D — CHOCOLATE AND. WHITE CAKE MIXES: DEAL 2 PKG. 450 FORINICH Mr, and Mrs, Scott Keith, of Knell.- ener, were Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Alex Keith. New Year's visitors with -Mrs. Wil- liam .0"oster and family were, Mr. and Mrs. Toe Wallace of Vancouver, B.C., acid Mrs, Ross Sutherland, of Kitchen- er. Mr, and Mrs, Royden Devitt visited on Sunday at Kitchener. Mr. Tack Foster, of Toroeta, visited over the week-end with his mother. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Horshurg and' Mr. and Mrs, Stan Horsburg attended the wedding iu Hamilton on Monday of their son, Rev. Russel. Horsburg, to Mrs. Mary Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hoffman and Bob, and Mr. and Mrs, Bob Campbell and family visited on Sunday with and Mrs. Clare Campbell, .et Moles- worth. Mr. and Mrs. Robt, Cermet and Marjorie visited on' Sunday with. Mr. and Mrs, W. Hargrave. Mr. and Mrs. Trey. Hainstodk, of Milton visited relatives here over the week-end. Mrs, Ruby Forester, of Toronto, spent the week-end here.. Mr. and Mrs, Victor O'Brecht and Sharon, of Mimico visited over the week-end with Mrs. Ruby Foster. . Mr. and Mrs. Bal Brears and family visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Kaufman, at Clifford, MiSs Isobel McCann, of. Listowel, spent the week-end with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Sothern ..spent a clay last week in Stratford. Mr, Edward Doig, of Chatham, spent the week-end with his parents. All Goods Throughout the Store! Knox Church Drafts Petition MILGRAVE,—Tbe regular meeting Of the WOMan's Association .and the Woman's MISSIOPary. Society was held in .Knox United Church on WetInesday 141t701;j1, , °°K11' 3 Krug' was present and in- stalled the new ()Moors for the year. This was followed by a hyMn. The president, Mrs. Edgar Wightman was in ebarge and she read the &Ills of the society. The minutes of the last meeting Were read by Mrs.-Earl And- erson and the . treasurer, Mrs. Jesse Wheeler gave :a financial report. Mrs;. George Miebie 'tired Rev.. Krug bad .drafted .a petition regarding the advertisement of liquor oil television programs and it is, to be Simi; to MO' local Statioo, Mrs, Wightinen ergot the Members to. also send in private letters. • A card of thanks was read from Mrs, ,f; 'Miller and from the Foreign and British Bible Society for used stamps that had been sent to the society. Reports were given by the Assoc iate Helpers' secretary, Mrs, B. Vincent; community friendship sec- retary, li/frs. hired Cook and the Baby Band secretary, Mrs, .1t. T3." Conites. The worship service was led by Mrs. George Martin, and opened with a hymn followed by meditation read by 'M:rir. Martin. Scripture from Luke was read by Ma's, George Verses 27-23 front Luke 6 were read in unison. Purl:her passages tram Luke were read by Mrs. E. , Anderson and Mrs. Williard Armstrong. Mrs, Edgar Wiiditman led hi prayer. Two stories, ''Red Letter Day" mid "Danish No rse" were read. by Mrs. ,Tames 'N. A, Meeting. The Woman's Association. meeting folloWed with Mrs. George . president, in . charge. Tie mitthic8 the last meeting were giVan . by Mrs. WIl'iard Armstrong, Mrs I. M. Cold- tem, treasurer; reported that $300.0ti had been raised by lb e grollps, and that there was a balance On 1110)11 .)f $681.00. ;1-1; was decided to use the holiday bells again, $25,00 was voted to the (supply fund of the WM,S, The roll. call was answered with 23 members paying their fees. Final arrangements were made for completing the carpeting in the church auditorium. Mrs, a. Mieltie closed the 9ieeting with prayer.- 230, 390 FREE A 24 OZ. ST AWBERRY JAM "'II SPECIAL OFFERI BUY ONE AT REGULAR PRICE, GET ANOTHER AT 1/2 PRICE FAR DETERGENT T SALE By Bond Clothes! 2 PKG. 501 DEAL 20 OZ, 2,1 TIN „.46,.0 an $39.75 Prices fr LIBBY'S DEEP BROWNED BEANS wrirn PORK SAVE ON MOTOR OIL — FOR CARS, TRUCES, ETC. S.A.E. GRADES No. 10 AND No. 20 DOMIVOL MOTOR OIL Prat 1.33 CHAMPION OR CAT POOD pp.A DOG tilINLARD'S 27 0 SOLEX LIGHT BULBS EACH 2 EXTRA PANTS FREE For Bailer Pastry — DOMESTIC WITH GRAVY — GOBLIN SHORTENING, 310 MEAT BALLS ,11.°2' 410 AYLMER—CONDENSED TOMATO Aylmer—Condensed VEGETABLE SOUP 24°=.250 SOUP 2 Ut:. 25 POPS IN A MINUTE—T.V. GRANULA,TED WHITE POPCORN 2=350 SUGAR' L cuLVERHousE CHOICE : b. 41 CARNATION EVAPORATED MILK 2 1'rg-i•270 Tide's In—Dirrs Out—DETERGENT TIDE Large, Pkg. 390, 1HCHMELLO CHOCOLATE PUMPKIN 2 2,1,P.4.• 360 CANADA OR DURHAM CORN 4 STARCH 2P1'4):..370 RIcHNIELLo SALAD MALLOWS gogz' 310 DRESSING Yiat'z' 37g OATMEAL COOKIES, RAISIN COOKIES, BUTTERSCOTCH CREAMS, CHOCOLATE CREAMS, COCOANUT TREAT 1C6FRO BAG PARTY TREAT BISCUITS 0 6 Vegetable CRISP IMPORTED wrourto LARGE mu, 24's 2 for 29c • Two or Three A Service for Prayer VISIT votin DoNtINIoN rbtt P1114. DETAILS ABOUT "FAMOUS BRANDS FORTUNE HUNT HEAD LETTUCE Thin Skinned, Sweet ..t Juicy, Florida Merrill Seedtesa SIZE ba'a GRAPEFRUIT, .. t•i4.• 441444 10 for 49( Step that cold, California, SIZE PUN JUICY LEMONS, . . 4 4 4 * 4 * 4 4 * . * 6 for 29c 4,(,,,ih.t. Crisp Greet, rascal SIZEN3's FLORIDA CELERY . .. 2 stalks 2k She Is survived by her husband, one daughter Mrs, Wilfred (Verne) Weitz, Clifford, and two sons, Elmer I.., of Howlett Township and Arnold, of Tmirberry. Also one brother, Adam of Carrick Township and two sisters, Mrs, itey (Agnes) Rutherford and Mrs, Tames (Annabel!) Dickson, both of the Belmore district, There are eight grandchildren. The funeral was held Wedneaday with a short service at the home or her daughter At 1.20 p.m., and a public sett/hie in Belniere Presbyterian Clinrell et 2i$10, This was large& at- tended, Rev, Maurice McNabb offic- iated and Nit's. Alvin Mundell Sittig "Beyond the Sunset," Burial was in Meth I ()sit Cemetery. Pallbearers Were SL nephews, George and Ralph Dickaoli, John Rutherford, Alan, Thrimas and Charles Darling, Plowerheaters WS. Jalth Douglas, Min Rad Aline Dieltson, Sally Jeffrey, Deanne Allan and BeV- erley HEY, LADIES! What's All the Rush About? Who's selling what for half price? Where are you all going in such a hurry? Well, actually, nowhere. The artist who drew this sketch was just having a little fun. , He was imagining that this week we had printed only one copy of this newspaper and had announced that it would go to the person who got to our office first. Sort of sail() isn't it? You know, as well as we do, that our news- paper presses turn out hundreds of copies weekly and that the post offices and the local vendors will make sure you get your copy. . As a matter of fact, yours is only one of over two million Canadian families which each week subscribe to a home town weekly paper. And because there are so many Canadians in- terested in their home town news, and because so many businessmen know that newspaper aclvertis. ing is the best and cheapest way of selling' goods and services, instead of just one copy, there are this week being printed in Canada over two million weekly newspapers like the one you are now hold- ing. r.# The Wingham Advance- Imes 8VINGItA11t Otlyabe Winittb Tfj.titt4 At.t. VALUPS Hrtta'r OUR GVAIIANTBIT merchandiee cold tit , your Dominion Store le miconaltion-idly guaranteed to give you I Mehl GIOelfitt Tints, Set., Ian. 14 100% sall0itiottOri, t.) hot irtAcin STO Ft F., S 1,144 D. FREE DELIVERY Sunday morning at 11 ULILS4.104.4.A.,4,44;4.4i4,40‘, '4..R.A.S...4.14.04,4,4.a.tkr404404tO4iiiAik,s4i44,4144+4.,' OFFICERS ELECTED AT hill]) MEETING BELCRAVE—The annual meeting of the Latilq 01,111d of Trinity APO- Can Church was held at the home of Mrs, Robert Higgins on Thirrsday aternO0n. The president, Mrs. Clare VanCamp was in charge and opTaal the meeting with a hymn and prayer. The Scrip- ture lesson was read by Mrs Wm. Reports were given by the seeretary, Mrs. Richard Procter and by tin' 1 reasnrer, Mrs, Cooper Neth- ery. Mrs. Clare VanCemp and Mrs, Jack Kiug were in charge of the election. of officers for the year and the results are es Honorary president, Mrs, R. &Vries; president, Mrs. Lnwrouce Vannan;..first vice-presi- dent Mrs. Alex Nethery; second vice- president, Mrs, Clark Johnston; sec- retary, Mrs. Richard Procter; treasur- er, Mrs, Cooper Nethery; quilt eon- velem', Mrs, Robert Higgins; pianist, Mrs, (1, 11. Wade arid convener LO send cards to sick and shut.-'ins, Mrs, Budges, Plans for various projects for the year were made and It Was decided to do some missionary tAfflriC, TOO lollow- ing' Were appli Hied to 0, committee to .prepare trio programs: Mrs, Lawrence Vacuum, Mrs. Wm. .13eydges and Mrs, (lore Vantlamp, Ti, wail announced that the annual meeting of the church would be held in the arena on Thersday, January 12, A hymn was sung. and Rev. B. de Vries closed the meeting.