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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1946-12-25, Page 5Cordial Wishes for a Merry Christmas During the year now drawing to a close you have been good friends and loyal customers, and at this season we wish to take this means of extending to you our sincere wish for a Merry Christmas Christmas Greetings Hearts are singing the dear old Christmas Carols. Children's voices express the delight of lovely gifts. We wish you all the Merriest of Christmas Seasons. W up W.46,1V-7410WV,t.70-20 . General Accountancy for the SMALL BUSINESS MAN, PROFESSIONAL MAN, and THE FARMER. S. J. Pyinm P. 0. Box 40 RIPLEY ONT. THE. WINGHAM ADVANCE-TIMES PAGE FIVE Wednesday, December 25,1946 ",••••••••.--r, , 3.' iStirttle4140144-10000414t0414V.VOVSVWPW040404004W4VV4KW.14! Around the Christmas Tree As you and your loved ones gather round your gaily decorated tree on Christmas morn, we want you to know that our thoughts are with you. It is our way of showing you our appreciation for your generous patronage during the past. MERRY CHRISTMAS TO YOU ALL ! le04141E1441 Day, George R. Scott Os ;A TURNDERRY SCHOOL BOARD MEETINIi eir.vcit To you, and you, and you—our friends, neigh-' bors and customers. A MOST MERRY CHRISTMAS 4tP MERRY CHRISTMAS A g EVERYONE . h Dance around the tree and sing songs of Christ- mas joy. We wish you N a Merry Christmas and I extend the hope of peace on earth. SAM BURTON Director of Recreation WarrOWleciVAM° ttD 1;';7 . . . To all the Boys and Girls and to all my friends in Wingham A MERRY CHRISTMAS and a HAPPY NEW YEAR `ifiltairrittilatliAMOCAMMXVIVagatalkatWktMadaDcilllIthlOtalarN200110/104MD WeleteteMW4t4100=10401=-PattMOMMOCACtMOVZICICIEVIIMCOVEMVIO.Mati S Isard's Men's Wear gaalt-MMtilibVtDtVtMMDOl'aiMD=iDt,M-DzDMNMMts,NDWtDgi4D/DiPt3aPdi-=ar91-Zei tra 44. fi 0.14 winter months with her daughter,‘Mrs. A. Bieman, London. MissMargaret Ninon° of Toronto, is spending the holidays with her parents, Rev. and Mrs. A. Nimtno, Mrs. J. H. Christie is spending the Christmas holidays in Toronto with Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Christie. Misses Jean and Ruth, Mitchell of Toronto, are spending the holidays at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Mitchell. Miss Gwen McLean of London, has been spending a few of her Christmas holidays with friends in and around Wingham en route to her grandpaeents, where she is spending Christmas day with her parents and Kenneth. Mrs.= Patricia Parker Hamilton of Victoria College ,and Miss Grace Louise Parker, technician of Private Patients' Pavilion,' ,Toronto General Hospital, are spending Christmas with their parents, Dr. and Mrs. Parker. ti -PA -PM w1,0 -4.1 10 *PA UMT MOO 0 Carmichael's Superior Food Market 4:-ACAMWOOKAMMIN Prudential Insurance ?.4 DEAR FOLKS We have just a friend- ly word to say. To wish r you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year's The regular meeting of the Turn- berry Township School Board was held in the Wingham Town Hall, on Thursday, December 19th., 1946, at 8 o'clock, All members present, The minutes of the regular meeting held Nov, 22nd., and a Special meeting held Dec. 14th., were read and- on motion by Willits and Walpole were adopted. Applications for caretaking ,..o.vere read and on motion by Johnston and Smith the following were accepted, U. S.S, No, 2, Mr. J. McTavish; S.S. No, 3, Mrs. R. T. Apple'by; U,S,S. No. 4, Mrs. Fred Seiling; S,S. No. 6, Mrs. John Moir; S, S. No. 9, Mr. S. Dennis; U.S.S. No, 11, Mrs. Jos, Bailey, On a motion by Willits and Smith the following accounts were paid. Teachers salaries, Miss.Viola Thack, er, $115.16; Miss Helen Walker, $115.- 15; Miss Muriel Gilmour, $116.15; Miss Jean Kieth, $115.15; Mrs. Mar- garet Grain, $122,20; Mrs. Margaret Hastings, $127.80; Miss Jennie Sheriff, $154.85; Caretaking, Mrs. Fred Seiling, $12.00; Mrs. Vera Schneider, $12.50; Receiver General of Canada, $72,55; Income Tax; Stamps, $10.00; John K. McTavish, caretaking, $45.00; Jos. Bailey, $80.00, caretaking; Reuben Appleby, $40.00; caretaking; Stanley Dennis, $47.00; Mrs. Mabel Moir, $85.; A. W, Anderton, $55.00, teaching mus- ic; Gertrude E, Snell, $40.00, trans- f portation; John McKay, $68.00, trans- - portation; Gordon Wray, $25.00, Tru- ant Officer Mrs. Alberta Morgan, $30.- 00, Wingham Public School; I. J. Wright; $5.32, mileage; Jack Willits, mileage, $8.00; A. D. Smith, $4.48, mileage; E. F. Reid and Son, $76.85,1 School Supplies; Mrs. G. C. Treleaven, $5,00 Insurance for S. S. No. 8; Roy Hastings, Transportation, $45,00; Hen- ry Mathers, $20.10 coal for U.S.S. No. 4; Joe Schneider, $3.50,'labor S. S, No. 8; Alex Corrigan, $65.63, Sec.-Treas., salary; Miss Jennie Sheriff, $5.82, for Xmas treats; Joe S. Falconer, $3.50, cedar; Marion MacDonald, $27.00 for teaching music; Elgin Johnston, $3.36 mileage; Jas. Walpole, $1.12, mileage; Muriel Gilmour, $3.00, Xmas treats; C H. Wade, $15.04, pupils attending S.S. No, 9, East Wawanosh; H. C. Mac- Lean, Insurance, $8.00. tellc 40/1644004.0040064310040104-$1 LOCAL AND PERSONAL George Copeland and Bill Beecroft of Western University are holidaying at their home's. Mrs. W. A. Currie is spending'the tI AT THIS FESTIVE SEASON, May I express to you i cordial relations, between ' us and extend best wish- , arias and a Bountiful New Year. A. Anstett any appreciation' of the es for a Happy Christ- EtliP7 G. McNichol; $2.40; F. L. Hord, Lib- rary Books, $138.78; Blyth School Board, seats, $16.00; Teachers' Feder- ation, $44.00; S. Wheeler, $33.84; Stainton's Hardware, $9.06. Trustees mileage account and Secs retary's account for ex:fra visits to the schools was also passed. Motion by Taylor-McCutcheon that Wind Insur- ance No. 1 be renewed if rate remains the same. McMurray-Taylor motion the Secre- tary advertise in local papers for care- takers for all the schools. Motion Dundas-MeCtitcheon that the first meeting for 1947 be held on Jan- uary 9th,, at 1.30 p.m. Motion by Taylor-Dundas that the meeting adjourn. W. 'R. Sholdice, R. S. Shaw, Chairman. Secretary. HOCKEY SCHEDULE 11.••••••••••••••••• Following is Group Two, Intermed- iate rural hockey schedule of the WO- AA. The group consists of Fordwich Gorrie, Belgrave, Londesboro and Brussels, Dec. 27—Gorrie at Londesboro; Ford- Fordwich at Belgrave, Dec. 80—Fordwich at Brussels. Jan, 2—Londesboro at Belgrave. Jan. 6—Fordwieh at Londesboro; Gorrie at Brussels. Jan, 8—Belgrave at Fordwich Jan. 10—Brussels at Gorrie, Jan. 13—Belgrave at Brussels. rfi'a°'' Jan. 14—Londesboro at Fordwich, iJan, 17—Brussels at Londesboro. Gorrie at Belgrave. 1 Jan, 21—Londesboro at Gorrie. Jan. 22—Fordwich at Gorrie, g Jan. 25—Brussels at Belgrave. g Jan, 27—Londesboro at Brussels. Jan, 29—Gorrie at Fordwich. WOAA HOCKEY GROUPS LISTED The following hockey groupings have been released by the Western Ontario Athletic Association at a spec- ial meeting which convened here. Juvenile Series Group 1—Goderich, Exeter, Clinton, E. Hawkins, Clinton, Convener. Group 2—Southampton, Ripley, Chesley, Wingham, "Wally" Scott, Southampton, ,convener. Group 3—Drayton, Mount Forest, Palmerston, Mildmay; D. Riddell, Pal- merston, convener. Midget Series Group 1—Exeter, Goderich, Clinton; E. Hawkins, Clinton, Convener. Group 3—Durham, Walkerton, Kin- cardine, Port Elgin, Hanover; Clarence Smaltz, Walkerton, convener. Group 2—Moorefield, Listowel, Ho- wick Lions, "Cully" Rocker, Listowel, convener, Group 4—Wingham, Brussels, Luck- now; Frank Madill, Whigham, conven- er. Ladies Hockey Series Group 1—Listowel, Wingham, Gode- I rich,convener, "Tiny" Edwards, Wing- ham. Group 1—Brussels and Londesboro. Bantam Series Group 2—Listowel and Palmerston. Group 8—Mildmay and Walkerton. Group 4—Goderich at Clinton. Group 5—Wingham at Lucicnow. BELGRAVE A Christmas entertainment was giv- en ii the Forester's Hall, on Friday evening by the pupils of U.S.S.No. 17. The programme consisted of 'choruses dances, dialogues and piano selections. ald and the music teacher, Miss Elaine Both the teacher, Miss Jean McDon- EY) Walsh, deserve great credit for the splendid way in which 'the programme was presented. Santa Claus was in attendance and received a hearty wel- come from the young folk. Mr, Gibson Armstrong of Sudbury; is spending the holidays with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Armstrong. Miss Beatrice Wade of Fordwich, spent a few days with her brother, Mr. Clarence Wade. HU ON MOTORS A. D. MacWilliarn Pi-DIDOEPPAMMIDakriaMA-1231M-Dflaahlea-MiNDMq01-24-ranaalltDaaa-24-1,2Q1A-Wktaa'afat . 1 • - • ^ • - given by Mrs. Shiell followed by an- Pianit; Mrs. Howard Walker; Assist- other Christmas Carol, ants, Mrs. Dunlop, Dorothy Pattison; The following officers for the cool- Sunshine and Cheer Conveners, Mrs. ing year were elected at the November meeting. E. Dow, Mrs. Allan Pattison, Mrs. G, Dunlop, Mrs. Chas. Shiell. President, Mrs. J. H. Irwin; 1st Vice-President, Mrs. E. Dow; 2nd. Vice-President, 'Mrs. C. Coultes; Sec- retary, Mrs. S. Snell; Treasurer, Mrs. L. Wightman; Missionary Monthly Sec'y., Mrs. R. M. Shiell; Secretary of Christian Stewardship, Mrs. M. Mc- Ritchie; Secretary of Temperance and Christian Citizenship, Mrs. K, Mason; Community FriendshipSecr etary, Mrs. Alex Leaver; Press Secretary, Mrs. Ronald Coultes; Assistant Press Sec'y, Mrs. S. Snell; .Supply Sec'y, Mrs. Geo. Coultes;M ission Band Leader, Mrs. G. Beecroft; Assistants, Mrs. C. Coultes, Mrs. L. Wightman; Baby Band Lead- er, Mrs. Lawrence Taylor;Assistants, Mrs. F. Thompson, Mrs, R, Pattison 41V-M,MPAMPANLWeir3r4110 Christmas Greetings to All We think well of our customers and neigh- bours. Christmas is a grand occasion to say it. What more. powerful. antidote to pagan poison can there be than the spirit of goodfellowship. Let's pass along the Christmas spirit. Dunlop's Shoe Store a. q4K-Kke,or„m-g-r-mt-mez- 1.45,-nuron ....rzil-er.,4211a.r.0•4141.V.Vall=rtlatg1701DIDtrAbi:.' r.;;WAht,,VarAbildbti.%0Maibablblil Silent Night! Holy Night! tg is sting throughout Canada, we pause to extend season's greetings to our many loyal friends. As the tune of this good old Christmas Carol H $ anna s Ladies' Store .... Miss Vivian Cauttion *410400441041104,0100000400004040400414 Motion by Smith and Willits that a hearty vote of thanks be tendered to Mr. Elgin Johnston for his faithful services rendered to the Township School Board. Carried. Motion by Walpole and Johnston that a letter of appreciation be sent to the Town Council, Wingham, thanking them for the use of the Council Cham- ber, where the Township School Board hold their meetings. Carried, Motion by Willits and Walpole that the meeting adjourn. Carried. Alex Corrigan, Sec.-Treas. BRICK CHURCH W.M.S. The regular monthly meeting of the Brick Church W.M.S. was held on Dec, 11th, at the home of Mrs. Frank Thompson, The meeting opened with a prayer read by the leader, Mrs. Chas. Shiell, this was followed by a carol, '0 Little Town of Bethlehem". The scripture reading was given by Mrs. Allan Pattison. The program con- sisted of a Christmas Candlelight Ser- vice. Four members of the group in char- ge, namely, Mrs. M. McRitchie, .Doro- thy Pattison, Mrs, L. Wightman, Mrs. Chas. Shiell were dressed in saris to represent India. They, in turn, lighted their candles and they presented a pic- ture of present conditions in India, and a pictureof what they believed our church and country could do to bright. en their future, These were followed by Mrs. G. Dunlop, Mrs. F. Thompson, Mrs. Geo. Walker and Mrs. Shiell representing Canada, They lighted their candles, read assurances to the Indian women. The meeting was closed with a prayer Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Sherbondy MORRIS SCHOOL BOARD MEETING All members of MOrris Township School Board were present at the De- cember meeting held in the Township Hall, December 5th. ,Minutes of previouS meeting were adopted on a motion by McMurray and Dundas. . Accounts were presented and their payment authorized by a motion by Taylor and McCutcheon: J. McFad- zean, Insurance, No, 9, $12.75; Print Shop, report cards, $4.60; B. 'Moffatt, $1.25;' W. H. Davidson, drilling well, No. 7, $370.00; Brussels Post, $4.00; ,1 bg PN Rs a PaWrr %,••.;A- -Me: Lewis - Florist I rza.T1t-Avg.. tes-: zND I "I'M CONFUSED CONFUSED!" says Santa. "I've seen so many pictures of me in papers that I don't know what I look like. Al! really know 18, that I'm bringing the best of Christmas wishes from Henderson's Barber Shop COVVIAMirogaigiegin MerCAMCCOMMOSMOMMOVg 004+00111 All the World Stops at Christmas Time And as we stop in the midst of the season of good cheer our hearts grow tender as we are carried. back in thought to the reality of Christmas Day, and what it:means. In sincerity, we greet you and. 4 wish you a delightful holiday season. Red Front Grocery EaraltrazDaraMaX0604MiNtri?tdaarlakiWAV-4*-241ZOMDMA-Nredi-Z;VI:400011 lalla4141414telg-Mee.41414cMCIMC, W.CtfltertfAX1114=ZCIrt40410.SICMCSIMIS MERRY - CHRISTMAS to All of You . May the glow of your Christmas candles re- flect all of the joys and fulfilled desires of the past year ... and may that radiance forecast the coming year as the best and brightest of them all. 101111111111111110.11111WEIRINIIIII For Your BUILDING, CARPENTERING Repair Work Built-in CUPBOARDS S E E — Bennett & Casemore 'Phone 447 Wingham