The Wingham Advance-Times, 1964-11-19, Page 3.Co.op
PRE-CHRUSTM
WIN A
10 DAY
_- VACATION
FOR TWO!
3 days in Miami Beach, then a 7 -day luxury cruise from
Miami to Puerto Rico to the Virgin Islands! All expenses
paid! Enter now, there's nothing to buy --• just visit any
retail co-operative during the Sale and fill out an entry
blank.
21 cu. ft.
WINNERS
OF FALL SALE
1963 CONTEST
Mr. and Mrs. Melville Barber of
OWEN SOUND, were the lucky win-
ners of an all expense paid vacation
to BERMUDA, last year. You may
be the winner this year! See con-
test rules above,
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CHEST FREEZER
Start Saving on
Food Costs!
• Total capacity of 734 lbs.. ,
with an 88 Ib. separate fast -
freeze compartment
• Complete with two anozinc
baskets and divider
• Dimensions: Height 36",
Length 75", Depth 27/4"
• 5 year warranty on sealed
condensing unit
ASK ABOUT LOW-COST
CO-OP BUDGET TERMS
Reg. Val.
$254.95
AUTOMATIC /kg."
104.
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CO-OP SALE PRICE $219.E7
"Custom"ec>�'
I4-cou.nt -rpWT.
CLOTHES WASHER
VOA
AUTO CLOTHES DRYER
• Large 12 Ib, tub capacity, two ' with 4" Vent Kit
'�
EACH
* Big 24 Ib. dry load capacity with vacuum
fluff drying action
• Rotary control setting (high - low • air
O fluff)
• Full 90 minute timer gives ample time
for drying even the heaviest bedspreads �;
and work clothes
• Child -safe door latch stops drum when
door is,opened*
cycle timer, hot or warm water
111 selection
• Gentle but positive washing
gets your clothes deep clean
• Deep overflow powered rinse
and easy -to -clean lint filter
assure you of thorough rinsing...
co-op $19 f 697 CO-OP
SALE PRICE
REG. VAL. SALE PRICE14 6 E97
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$234.95
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to invest in an ALUMINUM
EXHAUST FAN ' EXTENSION=_ =_ "Air King"
• Ideal for barns, = `
• Protective shutters poultry houses 1k LADDER Sij - •.R -T Portable
and back guard hatcheries "7+�
• y, H.P. motor ••Rust proof, weighs 111/
lk
• 12 mth, warranty (Westinghouse) 33 pounds • Safety locks, ',� FAN FORCED HEATER
• pivoting shoes *Rungs `' . II1/z' high, 15" wide,
Regular Value $ 87 An will never twist loose Extra 71/2" deep
$74.00 ,57EACH •Two 14' sections, 25' �! . Instant, 1320 watt heat-
working length 1 ▪ warmth ing element (4500 BTU)
Complete With pulley, • Quiet fan with safety
"While Rodgers"
Controls operation of I p y, Ilk when ;OU grille
TEMPERATURE 35°F - 110°F range. Regular Value $49.95
' ▪ need If. •Convenient carryingIt
CO-OP SALE PRICE
,le fansand r"nm nrnesnrs sisal rope • Automatic thermostat
handle
CONTROL U')17:" $12.97 SALE P $�s 97 j �y Reg. vol. CO OP $18•47 }
PRICE EA. ( PRICE L►�•EA. • & $21.95 SALE �t$ EA.
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She'll appreciate this now -
and for many years to come!
SWIVEL
-TOP
VACUUM
CLEANER
• Foot operated switch and roll -easy
wheels
• Braided polyethlene hose, combi-
nation rug and floor tool, crevice tool,
upholstery nozzle, dusting brush
and two wands
• Permanent or throw -away bags
Save Co-OP59.77
over SALE $
EACH
$1 5." PRICE
• Lasts for years!
1k SPRUCE GREEN
"Sapphire" Vinyl
XMAS TREE
• 73 vinyl branches
• Needles that never shed
• Approx. 61/2 feet tall
• Flame proof
• • Complete with metal
stand
Regularly CO-OP $617
$8.95 SALE PRICE EACH
▪ Save now on Xmas Liles!
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15 LITE R INDOOR 15 LITE
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Reg. Vol. 35,75 Reg. Val. $4J9
CO.OP SALE PRICE
$4:17 $2.97
(complete with coloured bulbs)
DRILLS
34,
IkCapacity:
Steel a/a"
Wood 3/4"
3/8" DRILL
• Perfect for drill attachments
• Chuck speed -1000 RPM (no load)
• 115 volts -- 2 amperes
• . ▪ CO-OP SALE PRICE11 $2 L87
Reg. Vol. $36.95 ® EA. It
1/4" Electric DRILL
Capacity: Steel 1/4", wood %a"
3 -law geared, chuck Reg. Vol. $17.95
and hey
iz
• Chuck speed 2250 rpm SALE $' • 87
. I15 volts - 2 amperes PRICE EA.
30" Deluxe
Reg. Val. $214.95
A Really
NEW
Gift Idea!
Make cooking
a pleasure
ELECTRIC RANGE
• Streamlined, fluorescent lit background,
controls are out of children's reach
• Seven -heat rotary switches -
timed appliance outlet
• Tubular broil element - oven light -
push button switch
• 30" wide, 281/" deep,
36" to cooking top (471/4" overall height)
CO-OP $ .t)77
SALE PRICE 1 S EACH
"Lady Torcan"
ELECTRIC (KNIFE
You just guide it .. , this knife slices or carves oven -
fresh bread, meats, poultry, fruit, vegetables, even
angel -food cake - thick or thin without tearing.
Both blades snap out of motor unit for easy cleaning.
Blades are finely honed, with scalloped edge to stay
razor sharp,
Ideal
Christmas
Gift
FLOOR POLISHER
• Modern 'low silhouette', two -brush
style
• Counter rotating brushes for better
balance
• Complete with fett.buffing pads
Coop 277
Save more SALE
than $6.00 PRICE �EACH
Conventional
6.70 x 15
Regular
Value $17.75
SALE PRICE
$15.97
EA.
REG. VAL.
$25.95
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PRICE
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Hawk"
LANTERN
co.oP $4,.9i
SALE
CH
PRICE (less batteries)
Orig. Val.
$9.65
• Red signal flasher, 3" pre -focused
spot light
• Steel head swivels 180°; head and
flasher rotate 360°
• Uses 6 volt battery (No. 793) or
eight CO-OP D -cell batteries(.i )
"HUSKIE" Winter can be more enjoyable with a
4 ply Nylon
MUD AND
SNOW
TIRES
TUBELESS
Whitewall(
7.50 x 14
Regular
Value $23.45
SALE PRICE
$110.97
TUBELESS
7.50 x ] 4 SALE PRICE
6.70 x 15 $17.47
Reg.$20.25 I EA.
Save
almost
`d Self Propelled
>f "MAGNA"
r� TWIN CHUTE
c0•op SNO'W*IVIOINER
SALE PRICE 4 H.P. - 24" swath
$249.9/ -Big in Capacity,
EA, light in Weight
$70
• 4 H,P. Briggs & Stratton engine,
easy -spin recoil starter
• Enclosed gear drive transmission
• Ribbed tires for maximum traction
• 1 year guarantee
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Save Mom hours of work
every week... get her a
REGULARLY
$249.95
Automatic Portable
DISHWASHER
• Plugs into110 volt outlet
• Portable - no Installation
• Load it - Set it - Forget it
• Up to 15 place settings -
• Rolls easily on silent castors
Don't be
a dishwasher
- buy one
CO-OP
SALE PRICE
$219"
BELGRAVE CO-OPERATIVE ASSOC.
DIAL WINGHAM 357-2711 PHONE BRUSSELS 388W10
Wingham Advance -Times,
Thursday, Nov. 19, 1964
1WHITECHURCH
Mr, and Mrs. Albert Coul-
tes and Diane spent the week-
end with Mr. and. Mrs. Jack
Coultes of Wallaceburg.
Mrs. George Needham of
Pinkerton spent Saturday with
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Wall.
Miss Winnifred Farrier of To-
ronto spent the week -end with
her mother, Mrs. W. R. Farrier.
Mr, Jim and Lois Falconer,
accompanied by Mrs. Cassie
Falconer, visited on Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Wel-
wood.
The Country Curlers are
holding their re -organizational
meeting in the club rooms of
the Belgrave Arena tonight
(Thursday) at 8:30.
Mrs. Leroy Rintoul attended
a demonstration on Monday
evening at the home of Mrs.
Carl Whitfield of Blyth,
Miss Florence Beecroft of
Toronto spent the week -end
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs,
Dustan Beecroft,
Mr. Bill Kennedy of Willow -
dale spent the week -end with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Kennedy.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack McGee
of Dungannon were Sunday vi-
sitors with Mr. and Mrs. Dus-
tan Beecroft.
Mr. James H. Currie and
Mrs. Mary Galbraith and Miss
Leah Currie, both of Wingham,
were Sunday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Currie.
Mrs. Mary Galbraith and
Mr. James H. Currie are at-
tending the Royal Winter Fair
in Toronto. Mrs. Galbraith
will remain for the week with
her brother, Mr. Elgin Currie
and Mrs. Currie.
Mrs. Roy McInnes of Toron-
to and Miss Kay McIntosh of
Walkerton were recent visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Russel
Gaunt.
Mr, and Mrs. Russel Gaunt
visited Sunday evening with
his aunt, Mrs. John Miller of
Lucknow.
Mrs. Ezra Welwood and Mrs.
Gordon Elliott, both of Wing -
ham, accompanied Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Coultes to Wal-
laceburg and spent the week-
end with Rev. and Mrs. D. A,
Currie and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lang,
Roger, Diane and Stephen of
Elmwood visited on Sunday witl-
Mr, and Mrs. Carl Weber.
Mr. John Taylor, East Wa-
wanosh, was a Sunday visitor
with Mr. and Mrs. Victor Em-
erson.
The Whitechurch and Lang -
side men's choir, Wesley Tif-
fin, Phillip Steer, Peter De
Boer, John De Boer, Alex Craig
Billie Wall, David Wall, Gor-
don Wall, Les Reynolds, Jack
Forester, Lorne Forester, Wal-
lace Conn, George Conn, Mur-
ray Gaunt and Douglas Simp-
son were at the Presbyterian
Church, Lucknow on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne McAlli-
stet of Culross spent Tuesday
evening of last week with Mr.
and Mrs. Wesley Tiffin.
Mrs. Olive Boss of Wing -
ham visited Thursday with Mrs.
Lillian McClenaghan.
Mrs. Ethel Stewart of Wing -
ham spent a few days last week
with Mr, and Mrs. Dan Tiffin.
Mrs. Emma Coffin and
John left by bus for Galt last
Thursday where John remained
until the week -end. Mrs. Cof-
fin went to Dorval to visit her
daughter, who has not been
well.
The Whiteehurctt Sewing
Sisters held their final work
meeting at the home of Mrs.
Torn Magoffin last Wednesday
a ftcrnoon.
Quite a number from here
attended the commencement
exercises held in the Wingham
District high School Friday eve-
ning.
S. Heart Euchre
Mrs. Ross King was high lady
and Reuben Appleby was high
man at the euchre party in Sa-
cred Heart parish hall last week.
Harold Walker won the draw
prize.
The hostesses were Miss An-
nie McKinnon and Miss Mary
Hchn, and their committees.
There were 17 tables in play.