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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1959-03-25, Page 3Liquidation Sale Continues due to bad weather of last week-end UPSTAIRS AT FARMERS OUTFITTING STORE. Ladies' Wean . SEVERAL HAVE PHONED US AND ASKED W WE WOULD CONTINUE THE SALE A FEW DAYS LONGER AS THEY WERE UNABLE TO GET INTO TOWN. WE ARE DOING SO UNTIL NEXT SATURDAY, MARCH 28th. Prices of all merchandise will be ridiculously low, so don't miss our final 'Clearance Sale. 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HAMILTON OPTOMETRIST N U i Phone 37 for appointment i Tamoommotioinumnionnounimusummusciummusommulimoi ti II • N U U i Thoroughness — Ability — Time tested I A meeting in the interest of the HURON-BRUCE LIBERAL ASSOCIATION and its candidate RAE J. WATSON will be held in the WROXETER COMMUNITY HALL, on TUESDAY, MARCH 31, at 8.30 p:in. The public is cordially invited. The speaker will be Charles Newton of the Oakley Farms at Barrie and others. (Authorized by Vhe Huron-Bruce Liberal Association) answer your neighbour's call . and GIVE to'. the Canadian Cancer Society Wingham and District. Campaign House-to-House Canvass during April ' Wingham Phone 139 alig, (et* DOORS . Chevrolet's Wide doors make getting in and out so easy. ya•x':aa,•••• AND DISTINCTION ... Chevy brings you the most ex- citing lines . . . style that, will stay new over life years. 44' .."111111.11111111 • HERE TOLOY: fg.i./te'eft9j. FINISH . Magic-Mirror finish needs only washing retain new-car sheen for up to three years. , • A GENERAL MOrORS VALUE A NEW CHEVROLET MODEL, THE ELEGANT AND GLAMOROUS /16 uo INTERIORS ... You'll wonder how any car priced so low can offer you so Much luxury and comfort. av„.6 INSTRUMENT PANEL . Chevrolet's wide, easy-to-read instrument panel is a marvel of functional design.. See it., try 939 lofty it today! CHEFROLET See your authorized Chevrolet Dealer WINGHAM MOTORS Only Chevrolet could fashion this 2-door hardiop beauty... and price it so low! It's here today — Chevrolet's spanking new Bel Air Sport Coupe, wearing the most attractive price tag you'll find on a hardtop anywhere. And that there's even more to this beauty than meets the eye. You'll find that every Chev- rolet brings you standard equipment extv-value reatures that you just can't buy in other cars, even at extra cost. Conic in today and look over Chevrolet's glamorous new hardtop. It's at your Chevrolet dealer's, now. • FUEL. HOUSEHOLD BILLS SALES, BUSINESS FINANCING CAR REPAIRS WINYER HOLIDAYS • WHEN PILED-UP BILLS SAY 'GET A LOAN CALL T.C.C. ON' THE TELEPHONE TRANS CANADA CREDIT Loans from $150. to $2,500. or more. Take up to 80 months to repay on a Wide selection of loan plans. Prompt, dignified service. 148 THE SQUARE, PHONE 797 GODERICH, ONT. 1111.1111111110., tit.." w. WOMEN'S INSTITUTE RECEIVES STOVE FORDWICI-X—The Women's In- White Met at the home of Mrs. Robt, .Gibson for the March meet- log. ,Mrs, Anson Demeril,ng, preal- , dent and Mrs; Robt, Gibson, sem- tary-treaStirer in charge, George Richards had. de- yetiona, Roll call was answered by suggestions for this year's programs, Plans were discussed on dressing a doll for the London Fair. Reports of the various com- mittees were given and accepted, Donations were giVen to the local library, CARE Institiite for the Blind, Cancer 'Society, Mental Health and a polio donation, being • • •• • • sent to a local girl who is a patient in the Polio Centro in To,ronto, The motto When you come to land hang on" was given by, Mrs. Harold Pollock, She said courage and persistence were the two guide posts and mentioned how the Boy I Scouts have to learn to tie' a knot, She told the story of a dog,,narned Rags, which brought out some in- teresting facts on how to hang on to the end of the rope, The concert date was 'discussed and left fdr April .10th. Final plans were made for a banquet on April 1st for .the local hockey teams, Mrs. Stanley Bride conducted the election of officers: Pres,, Mrs, Anson Demerling; 1st vice, Mrs. Eighteen Received At United Church FORPWIQH -r. The I:4.4161'4m service for the communicants to he received into Hely Communion Of the Fordwieh United Cirureh W411 bold on Friday night with a clasa, of eighteen taking their vows. They were recelyed by Rev, A, F: Gardner, Joining by certificate from other- churches were; Mr, and Ma, Crosby Sothern, Mr, and Mrs. Clyne and Mrs. .$tanioy .Zurbrigg; of faith, by professio ISiefert, Audrey. Ruttan,' Marjorie n. Misses Jean Connell, ,Doris Carswell, Phyllis Wilson, Mrs, Ivan Campbell, Messm, Gaifield Gibson, Wayne Johnston, Barry Johnston, Robert Bride and Gerald Ghoul, The re, ceived Holy Communion on Sunday' morning, William McCann; 2nd vice, Mrs. George Richards; sec.-treas„ Mrs. Robt, Gibson; district director; Mrs, Clare Harris; branch direc- tors, Mrs, Mel, Allan, Mrs, Howard Harris and Mrs. Scott Clarkson; pianist, ,,Mrs. Lornp Seifert and Mrs, RusSel Nichol; sunshine, Mrs. Earl Moore; auditors, Mrs. Wm. Sothern and Mrs. Clarence Cars- well; nominating committee, Mrs. Rose Doi Mr Mrs. Roy Simmons, Mrs, Emma Williamson; public re- lations, Mrs, R. Devitt and Mrs. G. Winkel. An electric stove, as 'a gift to the Institute for the hail kitchen, was accepted from Dr, and Mrs. J. D, Fordo, An Irish contest was con- ducted after which a social half hour was spent over the tea cup. Thirteen Tables At Euchre Party . WROXETER—There was a good attendance at the regular euchre party sponsored by the Wroxeter W.I. and held in the community hall last Thursday evening with 13 tables in play. Prize winners were: Ladies' first, Mrs. Fred Kerr; second, Mrs. Wes Newton. Men's first, Charles. Ca- thers; second, Justin Will; novelty'; William Taylor and Mrs. John Sin- nanion. The special bingo was won by Charles Cathers. fORDIVICH Mr. Bruce Williamson of London spent the weeic.cnd with hia ,mother, Mrs. golma, Williamdon. Mrs. Rath Corbett of Carrie visited a few days last week with' Mrs. 4je Strong, Mr. carman Bride and Mrs, M. Hibbert of Port Credit visited Sun, day with Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Bride. Mr, and Mrs. George Bolander and John of London spent the Week-end with Mrs, Dora. Ridley, Mr. and Mrs. Stan, Bride and Bob visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Mac McIntosh, Brussels, Mr, and Mrs, Ron Hube and Tommy of Grimsby visited on Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. Anson Ruttari, Mrs. Crosby Sothern spent last week in Strathroy due to the serious illness and death of hpr mother, Mrs, Margaret Slatei, Miss Margaret- Dane ,of Wingham vismite Wilson,dlasteek with Mr, and Mrs, W Mrs, Harold Pollock, Mrs, Har- Doig, Mrs. Stanley Bride and Mrs. John Craig attended the Huron Presbyterial held in North Side United Church in Goderich. Mr, Henry Campbell spent a few days last week with Mr, Lou Gib- son at Denfield, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stewart of Listowel were Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Sothern. Mr, and Mrs. Wildfang of Toron- to spent the week-end here and on Sunday. visited with the latter's father, Mr. Roy Simmons in the Kitchener Hospital, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Petznick and family of Kitchener visited Satur- day with Mr..and Mrs. Ira Schaef- er. The children remained for a couple of days, Mr. and Mrs, Petz- nick going on to Collingwood. Mr. and Mrs, Robt, Campbell visited at Westminster Hospital, London, one day last week where the letter's father is confined. Mrs. Ed. Mathews visited rela- tives in Harriston one day last Week, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Robinson, Mr,, and Mrs. James Robinson and Mr. and Mrs. Everitt Allen were Kitch- ener visitors one clay last week. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey 'Lloyd of Toronto spent last week with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Lloyd. Mr. Ira Pittendreigh of London spent several days last week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geq Pittendreigh. " Misses Aldyth BaSt and Marjorie Foster spent one day last week in Kitchener. Mr. Roy Simmons underwent Surgery in the Kitchener-Waterloo Hospital last week, Mrs. Simmons remained down there for several days' with relatives. At time of writing Roy is improving slowly but will be confined to hospital for some time. 'His many friends wish• shim a speedy return home. The sympathy of the commun- ity goes to Mrs. Crosby Sothern in the passing of her mother, Mrs. Slater at Strathroy, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Campbell and Mr. and Mrs. Crosby Sothern attended the fun- eral held there on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Nichol, Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Dinsmore and Mrs. James Warrell spent one day last week in London, relatives in Hamilton. irth family spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. John Kerns, and DICKERT—To Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Dickert, a son, in the Palmerston Hospital lit,a5.l9 on Saturday, March 2i WROXETER Mra, Edna McDonald, Teeswater, spent -Thursday evening with Miss Gertie Bush. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Hart and Pat- ti, of Listowel, Mr and Mrs, Wil- liam Newton, Marsha and Joseph- ine, Byron, and Mr, and Mrs. Har- vey Bradshaw were Sunday guests of Mrs. R. Newton and Miss Nan- cy Newton, Miss Bonnie Edgar, Waterloo, was a week-end visitor of her par- ents, Mr, and Mrs, Ken Edgar, Mr. and Mi's. Lloyd Elliott and family visited Mr. and Mrs, Doug Greenwood, Palmerston, recently. We are happy to report that Mrs. Harry Dane was able to return home from Winghain Hospital last Week. Mr, Stan Douglas is spending a few weeks With Mr, and Mrs.-Har- old -Ridley. Mr; and Mrs. .Ceorge Galbraith have returned home from several weeks vacation in Bermuda, Starlight Group WROXETER--The March meet- ing' of the Tuesday Starlight Group will be held 'at the home of Mrs, ken McMichael on March 81 at 8 p.m. Mi's. Ken 'McMichael and Mrs. W, Newton hill be in charge. Roll call is to. he answered by tin Easter verse from the Bible, DUTCH WALTZ—Harold. Brooks, instructor for the Wingham Figure Skating, Club is shown above as he skates with Linda Lowe in the Ice Revue last Saturday evening. Officers Elected By Black Knights FORDWICH—The annual meet- ing of Huron County Royal Black Knights was held in Blyth. Re- ports showed an increase in mem- bership, The following officers were elected: P.C.M., Oliver Jacques of Varna; CM., Max Switzer, Woodham; D.M.C„ William IVIcIlwain, Varna; Chaplain, B. J, Rathwe]1, Varna; Reg., William F. Campbell, Ford- wich; Treas., C. •Falconer, Blyth; 1st Lect., F, E. Jamieson, Wood- ham; 2nd Lect, William Castle, Varna; Censors, Lloyd Keyes, Varna; William Scott, Blyth; Stan- dard Bearers, William Taylor, Blyth, Earl Hamilton, Wingham; Pursuivant, Roy Noble, Blyth. P.C.M., Robert. Hibbert of Ford- wich conducted the election. Those who attended from here were: T. L, McGinnes, William Camp- bell and Robt. Hibberd. 'It has been announced by the Royal Black Preceptory of Wing- ham that Derry Day will be cele- brated in Wingham on August 8th this year. DII GO 111/1 Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Gibson of Listowel visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, David Armstrong. Mr. and Mrs. Russel Walker of Goderich spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Robert ,Storehouse and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Stone-, house. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Anderson, and Doreen visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs; Lloyd Anderson and Mr, and Mrs. Les Shaw and Sharon at London. Mrs. Mabel Stapleton who has been spending the winter with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Car] Bennett at London, is spending some time with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Procter and family. Club 20 Meets At Michie Home BELGRAVE---Mr. and :ND's, Geo. Michie welcomed the members of Club 20 to their home on Monday evening and an enjoyable time was spent playing progressive euchre. High prizes were won by Mrs. Clifton Walsh and George Johns- ton, Consolation prizes went to Mrs. Albert Bieman and Robert Grasby. A lunch was served. Wingham Stores are now OPEN Saturday Evgs. the end of your rope, tie a knot Bridge Club There were five tables in piny at the Bridge Club on Thursday evening, East and West: First, Mrs, A, EnAtal, J. H. Crawford; second, Mrs, ID, B. Porter, C. Hod- gins; third, Mrs. R. Duilda-, R. 8, Hetherington. North and South; First, Mrs, H, Campbell, Wrn. Laicllaw; second, Mrs. W. IL rtminli, Martin; third, Mrs. BriStVxl, 11. Crawford.