The Wingham Advance-Times, 1973-04-19, Page 7Deluxe
poottrekeawith.safety levers.
e Centre:moil' brakes.
Chrome fork ends.
! Quilted padded
saddle
• Shimano eagle
derailleur gears
mechanism.
TALKING OVER THEIR parts, 0011eidal La on# r r
Fischer and Kathyily �e �'� ,aa�,sf`ani�; �•:1��� �afhy.
• Fisch aht y is wer a vooai group at theTurnberry School.concert la st Thum.
iStaft Photo)
• Chrome, spoke guard -.,22" frame
• Amberwall'hlgh pressure' Nylon« Tires;
• 27 x_4II'wheels - Large flange front hub
•
521191
•VITESSE«
10th" Frame
27 x 1Y. Wheels
R Light alloy
brakes with
hooded levers
Sunless Steel
fenders
IA quilted padded
Saddle
fir Amherwail high
preseure
Nylon tires
Eagle, shimano
gears .
I Derallleur .guard
and spoke protector
• Chrome plated disk
' . type chain. guaid.
Boys' 5 '`peed Racer
• Derailleur guard and
cable, saver
• Chrome spoke guard
521196
,PREPARI i .FORA BUSYYnight-at Turnber' Sch l concer
Tervi:t, ;Margaret Ingrid Reck,'the recep `ohiats
TheS flit Bike 521304
Breaks apart with eRn®F`ttimple screw knob. Fits even in a
Volkswagen trunk, 3Q elR, takes it apart ortogether.
• 20" Wheels PK AII�.t#r,.iders - 4' 6" Up
Comes complete wItti
generator and.lighto`
Front and rear brakes,
carrier on back.
With Mudguard. [x
• ,Asp, T
Wheels i or
The Wholi : w
Family ...
.,air sgr.►r vr'
• Built to the same exacting sten arde-o aurins `: m
machine . '' <,AA full sized racer for the boy who's net a fjill '
sized man. • Yellow frame • Black trim
• Quilted padded saddle • • Gumwall high pressure Nylon ,
tires 24" wheel • • ChroDie chain guard •
meting.of the afternoon unit o
the "(kited Church Women wa
held inn the home• of Mrs. Cec
Coulter on April loth with 1.3
ladies in attendance.
Mrs,- Harold Procter was,i
charge of the worship service an
opened the meeting with prayer
followed by ' a hymn.
The Easter meditation wa
Oen andel' three headin s:
it Mari Armstrong, a patie it
Wingliain and ,District Hos ' S;
Mr. and. Mrs.Bert Johnston
a and Mrs. .Amelia ' Bros . were
d weekend visitors' with , 4ind visrtoz w M
Mrs. James Thompson and, boys' l'Hoderra d _ a'
of Paris. •
„� na l''',Ni
scl
Let Mr and VT s obeli "f `ay�lo,of L� of Vit.
Stt��
- » Ra ri nlg « to go 520980
THIS BIKE HAS »IT' • ` 3 Speed Shift`
On t e•cross bar,
Modem handle bars=
Banana set. Extra
/f t large roar tate
'1 with heavy tread.
Glitter Gold Colour
Chrome chain guard ,
521469 - Handle bar twist shift
Ladies Model........
Boys! ! • High rise bars
or *Girls • • Deluxe seat
• White Wali tires
Convertible 521089
. • chain guard.
Model• Removable cross bar
. Takes • _for b
Children
of Adults
Chrome fenders
A Baby Seat Optional.
• »PINTO« �a. 'r
Min. Bicy�le 660387
WIttt'atabilizers *w 4 Tone colors • Moulded tires
. •,.12" Wheels •• b)1 bearings
♦ '8dll bearing one piece crank. *Bucket ,type seat with
Sissy bar • HI --Rise chrome bars with colored grips &
streame • • Fork is »Moto-Bike«'type
All the best features exactly as shown - Compare -
See also same bicycle as above without 3'speed shift.
Has Coaster Brakes.
Boys 521050 Girls 521282
Scripture 'from. Luke was read
by Mrs: .Robert Hibberd then
Mrs. Lawrence Taylor gave the
meditation, . "Let Us Remem-
ber!” and
emem-
ber!"and the hymn "In the Cross
of Christ I 'Glory" was sung.
Mrs. Hibberd's second scrip-
ture from Luke was followed by,
the meditation, ",Let• Us ,. Re-
joice" ! read by Mrs. Carl Procter
arid the hymn, "Once to very
Man and Nation".
Mrs. Harold. Procter gave the
third meditation, "Let Us Re-
solve ! " and the missionary hymn
"Hark! the Voice of Jesus
Calling" was sung.
Minutes were read, copllection
received, visits to sick and shut-
ins recorded and a thank -you for
a get well card was read.
Mrs. Earl Anderson led a dis-
cussion on Thessalonians as out -
‘lined in the Observer then Mrs.
Procter closed the meeting with
prayer. A social hour followed
when Lunch was served by the
hostess. Mrs. .Procter thanked
Mrs. Coultes for her hospitality.
See also same bicycle as above with regu ar seat and handle
bars, without whitewall tires, has regular full size fenders and
Chrome rims. 521087
See also ..Duster' model similar to above, only has 16" back
wheel 12" front wheel. 560388
MACHINE YOU'LL HAVE TO
SEARCH FOR A LONG TIME TO
FIND A. BETTER VALUE THAN
C.C.M: s TARGA, 27" WHEELS,
GUM WALL TIRES, CENTRE
PULL BRAKES, CHOICE OF 23"
AND 21".
Accessories and
Repair Parts
for All Makes
All Sizes
Tires and Tubes
at Low Prices
OLUEVALE
oindbti s =int tie veekeh
wiJli''thei`Ir parents,Mr.'*4
James Coultes.
Mrs'. Russel -Walker 'of rode -
rich visited on Sunday with Mr.,
and Mrs. Harry 1VIdGruire.
Mr. and Mrs. Hobert Hibberd
attended the christening of their
grandchildren, `Douglas, James
and Donna Marie Campbell in
Winthrop United Church on Sun-
day and visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Campbell and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen- Taylor of
Hamilton visited on Saturday
with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coul-
tes.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnston
of Blyth and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Mr. anrl^Irs ;David Spencer
Toronto spent- the weekend'
her mother
BEL+GRAVE -- Nine °tahiea
' euchre :were played in the Som
monis onis. last •'Wedit>iesday
evening with wmnners' being. hi cL _
lady, Mrs. Gershom: Johnstone
novelty • .lady,, Mrs.' .William
Eadie; low lady, Mrs. Herson Ir-
win; highs man, Charles' Brewer;
novelty f man, ;Harold Procter;
low man, Fred Porter.
Mr. and Mrs. John K. Mac-
Tavish visited one day last week
with Mrs. R. H. McKinnon.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hall, Donna
and grandson Mike of Chatham
were Sunday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Hall.
Mrs. R. H. McKinnon was a
Sunday visitor with Mrs. Milliere
of Mount Forest.
Members of the community
were saddened to hear that Mrs.
Aitken had passed away in Wing -
ham and District Hospital. Mrs.
Aitken was a highly respected
person and had been very active
in church and community affairs.
She was the correspondent for the
Bluevale news for many years.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Percy Vincent were Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Murch, Mr. and Mrs.
Ken Murch and son Vincent of
Clinton. Mr. Pellow and Muriel of
Toronto and George Greenaway
were also at the Vincent home
Sunday.
Mrs. Edna Forbeck of Niagara
Falls spent the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. J. J. Elliott. Mr, and
Mrs. Fred Ohm Jr., Mr. and Mrs.
Harold King, Mrs. Allan Harrison
and Robbie, Miss Patti King,
Miss Nancy King, all of Wing -
ham,, and Donald MacDonald of
Lucknow visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Elliott Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Fraser Haugh
and Eileen visited with Mrs.
Haugh's aunt, Mrs. Isaac Stokes.
Mr. and Mrs, J. J. Elliott and
Mrs. Edna Forbeck Of Niagara
Falls visited Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Porter of Luckraw.
•
CLOWNING AROUND before the Turnberry School concert
started were Tim Heffer and Don Rose, displaying their
Mexican hats. (Staff Photo)
ARRIVING TO PLAY her part in the Turnberry Schooi
concert Thursday night is Susan Powell, holding her
costume for a dance sequence. (Staff Photo)