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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1954-12-15, Page 15Around the Clock SERVICE CHUCK’S TAXI Phone 185 CLINTON MAY BUY PROPERTY FOR PARK SITE At a special meeting at Clinton, the council agreed to purchase a piece of property in the north section of Clin­ ton to convert Into a park, The suggestion was made by Coun­ cillor Dr. Harry A. McIntyre, first chairman of the town’s planning board. H. J. CORNISH & Co. . Certified Public Accountants H. J. Cornish L. F. Cornish D. Mitchel) 294 DUNDAS ST. LONDON, ONT. ARMITAGE’S Give Her 60 Gauge NYLONS 98c We can save you 10% on your Christmas Shopping of Men’s Wear. We sell for less. See our window displays. I wish on behalf of the students of Wingham District High School, to express our sincere sympathy to our principal and to his family on the death of a beloved wife and mother. Such a loss is not easy for us to un­ derstand but we feel it must be God’s Will for “He doeth all things well and all things work together for good to them that love Him.” Donelda MacDonald 0-0-0 News Items One ' of our Commercial students, Donna McLean, was removed to Wingham Hospital at the beginning of this week, where she underwent an appendectomy operation. We hear that Donna is recovering favourably and we all wish her the speediest re­ covery and hope she will soon be back with us in Room XI to rejoin the HIGH SCHOOL Highlights “Commercial Girls.” Another of our Commercial stud­ ents, Anne Todd, entered her Aber­ deen Angus steer in the Queen’s Guineas at the Royal Fair in Toronto. It was placed in the first prize group out of forty-four entries in the Aber­ deen Angus section. We all extend our heartiest congratulations, Anne. Mary Ellen Cummins 0-0-0 A DISTINGUISHED STUDENT When we were writing examina­ tions, Miss Davis happened to ask one of the Grade IX students if he knew enough about their geography exam on Africa that afternoon. He replied that he should because he had lived there for 13 years. We are very lucky to have John “Kit” Norminton in our school. I know for instance that he speaks English, Dutch and German fluently. John was born in Johannesburg, South Africa and later moved to Orange Free State before going to England last January. After travell­ ing through Europe, he is now living in Teeswater. He attended an Army College in The Wlngham Advance-Time*, Wednesday, December 15, 1M4 South Africa where he spoke English’ but had to give orders to his platoon in Dutch. He found that England and South Africa have a higher standard of education than we have in Canada. Main points are stressed more and more and there aren’t as many details brought into the subject. (Sounds like HARRISTON CO-OP NAMES DIRECTORS The Harriston Co.-Op Association held their annual meeting and ban­ quet at the Legion Hall in Harriston. Stan Lawless and W, A. Ross were re-elected with the new director being Garner Clyne. A. C. Robertson, professor of econ­ omics, Ontario Agricultural College was the guest speaker, A-BRIDAl OUTFIT ... $1.98 B-SLEEPING OUTFIT THE WORLD S BEST DRESSED DOLL 10 COMPLETE OUTFITS C-DRtSS-UP OUTFIT.. $ .89 D-SPORTS OUTFIT ... $1.69 E-RAIN OUTFIT CURL IT COMB IT F-HEIDI OUTFIT G-FORMAl OUTFIT J-RED RIDING HOOD. $1.29 ((‘FARMERETTE OUTFIT $ .69 HAVE STARS IN H-BALLERINA OUTFIT . $ .89 JANIE DRESS HER-WALK HER-TURNS ^Lj^HtAD WHEN WALKING ARMS MOVE JANIE’S AN EXCITING, WONDERFUL DOLL THAT ACTUALLY'WALKS! She’ll keep your favourite little girl enthralled for hours on Made like a big, expensive doll, Janie’s arms, legs, head move . . . her eyes open and close . . . have real eyelashes. Her shining Saran hair can be washed, combed, curled. AND SHE’S MADE OF UNBREAK­ ABLE PLASTIC for hours of sturdy play. Never before such value at only $1.49! 10 EXCITING CUSTOM MADE OUTFITS TO CHOOSE Hurry! Order your Janie now and order any of her 10 exquisite outfits. Perfect in each tiny detail, custom-made for Janie of hard- wearing materials with finished seams. Special extras include miniature dress hangers, real lace and braid trim, stoles, purse, socks, shoes. Everything a well dressed doll could wish for. MAIL THIS COUPON TODAY! NO RISK—MONEY REFUNDED BY RETURN MAIL IF NOT DELIGHTED. YOUR FAVOURITE LITTLE GIRL WILL EYES WHEN SHE TAKES HER JANIE FOR A WALK IN ONE | OF THESE WONDERFUL OUTFITS-DON’T DELAY—ORDER J YOURS NOW! A « •C S :Ki FSTRATTON MANUFACTURING CO., 47 ColborneSt.,Toronto,Ont.Dept... | Please rush me .......... Janie Doll(s) at $1.49 (doll only) | outfits as indicated below at prices as shown. j .. .B Sleeping Outfit.. .@. .$1.49 ■ ...D Sports Outfit........@..$1.69 ...F Heidi Outfit..........@..$1.69 .. .H Ballerina Outfit.. .@.. $ .89 I ...K Farmerette Outfit.@..$ .69 I money order for $.............. I a good idea!) John isn’t too fond of Shopwork or Physical Education which is taught by too many rules instead of by experience. John says he likes it here very much although it is much colder, He finds the vegetation something different as the green is more abundant here. Of course the people dress differently too. His family finds the cost of living much higher here. John likes the weather but maybe some of us think that we would like it in South Africa better. If you want to know about the country, I’m sure John would be glad to tell you about it. We are happy to have someone with such ex­ periences in school with us. Helen Haines An excellent method of having an adequate insurance estate for the man with a young family. FAMILY INCOME ’’ Consult— FRANK C. HOPPER -—Representative— Canada Life WINGHAM, ONT. eWRVTHIIIG Christinas! | No Christmas is complete wihout this tempt- i | ing holiday treat. i | ORDER YOURS TODAY! | | Don’t Forget ' j | SHORTBREADS for Christmas! I I MacIntyre’s Bakery | □ □ Electricity, properly used, brings modern service and convenience to your fingertips. It adds to the ease and enjoyment of living, it places a host of “electrical servants” at your beck and call’twenty-four hours of the day. But the extent to which you can use these electrical servants depends upon how wisely your home is wired. Inadequate wiring is inefficient . . . even dangerous. Adequate wiring lets you operate your lighting ana appli­ ances at peak efficiency at all times. What is adequate wiring? Briefly, it means the correct size of three wire service to the house, the proper number of circuits and correct size of wire within the home, together with sufficient outlets in each room to take care of your electrical require­ ments both today and in the future. Thanks to “power at cost” you can economi­ cally use all these electrical servants in your home—if you have provided for them. Be sure, whether you plan to build or remodel, that adequate wiring has top priority on your check list of things you need. We will be glad to help you solve your wiring problems. THE FUSE J When too great a load is placed Sr—ra on a circuit, or 'yrrr when a "short” occurs, the fuse "burns out" and Cuts off the power. This is your protection. BE SURE TO REPLACE A FUSE WITH THE CORRECT SIZE. A Bridal Outfit.........@..$1.98 Dress-up Outfit.. .@. .$ .89 Rain Outfit..........@..$1.69 Formal Outfit... .@.. $ .98 Red Riding Hood.@. .$1.29 I enclose...... cheque..... .cash. ..........Please send C.O.D. I will pay postage. Wingham Public Utilities Commission I HEIDI OUTFIT...........................$1.69 I FORMAL OUTFIT...................$ .98 BALLERINA OUTFIT......... $ .89 RED RIDING HOOD..............$1.29 I FARMERETTE OUTFIT............$ .62 | F G H J _...J.........*.............. K - - . . BRIDAL OUTFIT.. SLEEPING OUTFIT. DRESS-UP OUTFIT. SPORTS OUTFIT.. RAIN OUTFIT.... .$1.98 .$1.49 .$ .89 .$1.69 .$1.69 NAME................................................................................................. ADDRESS............................................................................................ CITY........ .................................................PROVINCE...................... iPleate Prinl Clearly. 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