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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1951-12-12, Page 5Ladies' White Figure Skating Outfits Priced from $11.80 to $14.95 S FORD & MONARCH A. D. MacWILLIAM PHONE 237 W1NGHAM NvEnNgsmy, ngoviNualu 1l, lot THE WIN GHAM ADVANCE-TIMES rAGO FA YE Lady Curlers Hostesses to Woodstock Club BELORAVE Electric Corn Poppers Kitchen and Bedroom Clocks 8-day Kitchen Clocks Bedroom Lamps, Bed Lamps, Desk Lamps, Pin-up Lamps Light Fixtures for every room in the borne Electric Heaters Duo-Therm Space Heaters Moffat Electropails Nechi Sewing Machines Electric Drills in 1/4 " & J/2" size, Jacobs key chuck Electric Drill Kits in metal tool box Door Chimes Hotplates of all types Flashlights Westinghouse Sunlamps Record Players, single & 3 speed Radios, large & small, combinations, alarm. clock radios, car radios and portables by West- inghouse, Rogers & General Electric Noma and Noel Xmas Tree Lights, all types, re- placement lamps Spray your Xmas tree with "Make it Snow' $1.98 a can NON-ELECTRIC HOUSEWARES :— Plastic washing machine Covers, in colours and clear, mixer covers Plastic Laundry Bags Ironing Boards, with metal SPECIAL $4.95 Bathroom Scales Swingaway Can Openers Roast Meat Thermometers braced stand Tea Kettles Minute Minders Rubber Stove Mats At AVM ,DM RiVM MOW MEM MAW Altf, ,9 MD,M7 Ate OW9 MOiiikgAtAtt Re MM. Mrs. W. H, Edwards, Wingham lead; Mrs. E. Mc- Kinney ,Wingham second lead; Front: Mrs. Elliott, Woodstock skip; Mrs. R. R. Hobclen, Wingham vice skip; Mrs. A, W. Irwin, Wingham skip: and Mrs. R. Harrington, Woodstock lead.—Staff Photo. The annual meeting of the W.M.S. of Knox Presbyterian Church was held at the home of Mrs, Leitch, with a good attendance. The devotional service was taken by Mrs. Dunbar and. Mrs, J, C, Mc- Burney, Mrs, Bruce and Mrs Ross C. Anderson had charge of the topic) "Christmas Thoughts:, Mrs. R. J, Scott presided over the meeting, Mrs, 0 G. Anderson took the chair for the election of officers,and this resulted as follows: President, Mrs. J. C. Mc- Burney; Vice-presidents, Miss Mason and Mrs. CS, Nicholson; Treasurer, Mrs. Leitch; Secretary, Mrs. Bruce; other secretaries, Welcome and Wel- fare, Mrs. A. Scott; Supply, Mrs, Leitch; Home Helpers, Miss Mason; Glad Tidings, Mrs. R. J, Scott; Lit- erature, Mrs. R. C. Anderson; Organ- ists, Mrs Bruce and Mrs A. Scott; Auditors, Mrs. Dunbar and Mrs. 0, G. Anderson. The Auxiliary had an interesting and successful year and the members are looking forward to another just as good. The regular C.G.LT. meeting was held on Thursday, December 6th at 7,30 p.m. After the opening cere- mony,the secretary read the minutes of the last meeting. The treasurer then read her report. The Roll Call was answered. Marlene McKenzie and Gwen Walsh were appointed to take the next worship service. Joan Wightman and Florence Dawson in charge of games, Joan and Florence were in charge of the Worship service, Hymn 106 19 Our store is small, our stock is large and varied, If you can't see what you are looking for, ask for it. We may have it. Free, while they last, to all women customers this month a set of Westinghouse Measuring Spoons. Free Gift Wrapping on all small appliances if requested. -4W ;4 ‘073114g "aft5 45 AO it$A5' a A:5' I 4r►Z5S at WS1$115'3$1.0270 Cott 0 RADIO and ELECTRIC " Serving you since .1935' O Co C, The Woodstock Curling Club ladies were the guests of the Wingham Curling Club ladies recently for an afternoon. The three Wingham rinks defeated Wood- stock. Left to right, rear: Mrs, IThelacker, Woodstock vice skip; Mrs. Hutcheson, Woodstock second lead; Westinghouse Electric Ranges (3 models) Westinghouse Refrigerators Westinghouse & Rogers Majestic Washers Westinghouse Laundromats Astral Baby Refrigerators Westinghouse & Eureka Vacuum Cleaners ( Upright and Cylinder ) Westinghouse Handi-Vac General Electric Floor Polishers Gainaday Ironer SPECIAL $129.95 Simplex Ironer Featherweight Irons, various makes from $12.50 Sunbeam Mixmasters Westinghouse Food Mixers ( Pre-tax price ) Dormeyer Electricmaid Mixers $49.50 Eskimo Mixers $39,50 Turnover Toasters of all types ( Pre-tax' prices Pop-up Toasters from $23.95 Sunbeam Electric Shavers Rogers Fryryte Deep Fryer $29.95 Waffle Bakers Sandwich Toasters & Combinations Westinghouse Menu Masters Heating Pads from $4.95 Westinghouse Electric Sheets Westinghouse & General Electric Blankets in all colours Electric Kettles — by Everbright, General Steel Wares, Westing- house & General Electric from $12.50 Cory & Silex Coffee Makers & Stoves Percolators by Opal, Dominion, Eureka and West- inghouse Baby Bottle Sterilizers $9.95 Baby Bottle Warmers $2.95 was followed by the Scripture reading by Florence. A poem was read by Florence. Hymn 176 was sung, The Vesper Service will be Sunday, Dec- ember 16th. Ladies' Guild Bazaar The Recreation room of the Bel- grave Community Centre took on a festive appearance for the Bazaar held by the Ladies' Guild of Trinity Anglican Church , A large and varied assortment of articles were offered for sale and the tea tables were well patronized by the ladies. Members of the organization are well pleased with the success of their year's work. Mrs, Mervyn Stephan of London spent the week with Mr, and Mrs, W. Brydges. Woman's Association Mrs. (Rev,) Moores was hostess to the members of the Women's Assoc- when the final meeting of the year Assoc- ation on Tuesday afternoon, Dec. 4th, 1 was held. The President, Mrs. Herb Wheeler, presided and opened the meeting with a devotional period followed by the various reports which bespoke a very successful year had been realized. Correspondence in- cluded a letter from the Dominion Woman's Association council regard- ing the building of a new United Church training school and asking that a committee he named from the various congregations of the Pres- bytery . Mrs. Earl Anderson, Pres., of the W.M.S., and Mrs. Lyle Hopper, Pres., of the W.A. and Mr. Harold Vincent, chairman of the Board of Stewards, were appointed to act in $. this capacity. A contribution was trsij made to the Evening Auxiliary, to g: the choir, and to the gift fund of the Afternoon Auxiliary of the W.M.S. Mrs. F. Cook and Mrs. L. Hopper offered a wicker basket to be used for the white gift basket service in the church. A committee of Mrs. F. Cook, Mrs. H. Wheeler, Mrs, L, Hopper, Mrs J Wheeler offered to prepare baskets. Enghteen respond- ed to the roll. Report of Nominating committee 0..,1( was given by Mrs. 3. S. Procter which , resulted as follows: President, Mrs. ' Lyle Hopper, 1st Vice Pres., Mrs. el George Michie, 2nd Vice Pres., Mrs. J. S. Procter, Sec., Mrs.J. Carl Proc- ter, Treasurer, Mrs. J, M Coultes, Pianist, Mrs. J. M. Coultes, Assist. Pianist, Mrs. George Michie, Press Reporter, Mrs. J. Carl Procter. Dish committee, Mrs. H .Wheeler, Mrs. L. Campbell, Mrs. Wm. Kelly. Flower committee, Mrs .R. J. MacKenzie and Mrs. Geo. Jordan. Flowers for church committee, Mrs. W.Kelly, Mrs. Jno. Anderson,Mrs Jos. Miller, Mrs. M. Nicholson and Mrs L. Hopper, Manse committee, Mrs. H. Wheeler and Mrs. Jno. Anderson, Auditors, Mrs. H. McGuire and Miss Edith Procter. Christmas carol was sung and the President closed the meeting with prayer. A social hour was enjoyed, when the hostess assisted by com- mittee served a delicious lunch. A reminder was made that the holiday bells may be brought in as soon as possible. held at the home of Mrs. Clifton Walsh on Dec. 4, with 22 'present. Mrs. E. Wightman conducted the business and opened the meeting with the hymn, "Silent Night" and prayer. The roll call ,minutes, treasurer's re- port and report of visits to the sick were given. Mrs. W. Armstrong and Mrs. Cliff r, Logan volunteered to be in charge of the Mission Band for January, Mrs. w Ross Robinson presented the slate of ; officers for 1952. The worship ser- vice opened with the call to worship and the hymn "Angels from the es Realms of Glory" followed by repeat- k ing "The Magnificat"in unison. Mrs. Ey Wightman, Mrs. J. Walsh, Mrs. W. to Armstrong and Mrs. Clifton Walsh on presented a lovely candle-lighting 1,7, service, The first candle was lit for the Jewish race into which JOSU5 was kif born; the second for our Canadian i eiD9 Indians; the third for the good will Vas and friendship of the French Can- adians; the fourth for those ancestors who came from the far-off lands; the fifth for all new-corners to Canada from war devastated lands of Europe; the sixth for Christian love, All join- Ki ed in singing several carols. The 4 closing prayer was Our Lord's sum- V mary of the law. Mrs. J. Walsh and Mrs, Wightman had charge of an en- joyable recreational period. Following is the slate of officers: ti Advisory Pres., Mrs. W. J. Moores, Pres., Mrs. B. Wightman, 1st Vice Pros., Mrs, Clifton Walsh, 2nd Vice Pres., Mrs ,Ross Anderson, Sec., Mrs. Cordon Bosnian, Assist, Sec., Mrs. J. Coultes, Treas., Mrs. Ross Anderson, See. Christian Stewardship, Mrs, R. Vincent, Supply Set., Mrs. Sam Pletela Assoc. Helpers, Mrs. C. Hanna, Community Friendship, 111rs, R. Rob- inson, Lit. and Miss, Monthly, Mrs. C. Logan, See, Temperance and Christian Citizenship, Mrs, G. Pianist, Mrs. G. Johnston, Pr, s% Mrs. 0. Posmam Group leaders, Mts, G. ( Nicholson. Mrs, A. nieman, Mrs, Art Seat. is always a very beautiful and Were shipful service. We hope a large at- tendance of parents and friends of the girls will be present. At Brick Church on Monday eve- ning, December 17th, the annual Christmas concert of the Sunday School will be held. There will be two outstanding features of this pre)* gram, a one-act play eritatiat "Christ- mas Is a Racket" selSI bd` piTtaten.and also a set of Kodachrome slides de- picting the Christmas story. These slides will be in color. Sunday evening, December 23rd at Belgrave, the members of the YP,T,./. will put on a dramatization of the Christmas Carol, "Silent Night". Tuesday evening, December 18th la the date of the Sunday School con- cert and Christmas tree at Knox Un- ited Church, Belgrave. Smokers' Sundries the welcome gifts G.B.D. PIPES RONSON LIGHTERS PETERSON PIPES at Cameron's Billiards vviNGH,Am -:- ONTARIO Skates ake the perfect mas Gift k White Skating Skating Outfits of black Combinations grain leather Misses' $7.95 Men's $9.95 to $12.95 Boys' $6.95 Women's $9.95 Little TOTS' Skating Outfits, White or Bled; $5.75 Pr. ;:moccor.ranAlc-taz-matetvgr, rar s 0 0 0 .4 1951 Monarch Sedan, Banning Blue 1951 Ford Custom Sedan, Sheridan Blue 1951 Ford Deluxe Sedan, Sheffield Green 1951 Ford Deluxe Sedan, Metallic Maroon 1951 1/2-ton Ford Panel, Sheffield Green 195i 1/2-ton Ford Pickup, Sheffield Green 1951 2-ton 158" w.b. Chassis & Cab 1951 3-ton 158" w.b. Chassis & Cab Us d Cars .0. 1951 Monarch Sedan, Starlight Green, only 4,000 miles 1950 Ford Custom Sedan, Sheridan Blue 1949 Ford Custom Coach, Sheridan Blue 1949 Meteor Custom Coach, 2 Tone Green 1949 Ford Deluxe Coach, 2 Tone Black & Green 1948 Monarch 5 passenger Coupe 1947 Ford Custom Sedan, Green 1947 Mercury 114" Coach, Metallic Maroon 1947 Mercury 1/2-ton*Pickup 1945 G.M.C. 3-ton Stock Truck with body All above used units thoroughly checked over and clean. HU ON MOTORS :$. "White Gift" services wore featur- ed last Sunday at both Belgrave and 13rick United Churches. In the morn- ing at Belgrave representatives of both boys' and girls' organizations took part in the service, Glenn Coul- tes and Clayton Wilkinson of the Trail Rangers read the Scriptures, while four girls, Lois Goll, Da Pen- golly, Bernice Adams and Marilyn Moores brought the gifts to the front of the church for dedication. A surprise was sprung on the con- gregation on Sunday morning. When they arrived at church they found lovely Christmas carols being played from a record player attached to the organ. This feature was a presenta- tion to the church by members of the cast of the play, The minister, on behalf of the congregation, accepted this gift and thanked the members of the east. Everyone who hasn't heard it, come out on the following Sundays and enjoy the lovely Christmas music. The choir will also provide special music for these Sundays leading uP to Christmas, Sunday, December 16th. Services at the usual hours in the morning and afternoon, 11 and 2.30. At the Brick Church in the after- noon we hope to "turn on the lights". The hydro recently installed will he used for the first time next Sunday. There will be a brief ceremony in connection with this event, Sunday evening next at Belgrave the C.G.I.T. girls under the leadership of Mrs. Ross Anderson, will hold a Vesper and Candlelight. Service. This Belgrave W.I. The Christmas meeting of the Wo- men's Institute will be held on Tues- day, December 18th, at 2.30 o'clock, ., in the community club room; Con- Le veners ,Mrs. S. Procter, Mrs, J. M. ". Coultes. Address, Mrs. Mel. Mothers. PHONE 12 WINGHAM, ONT. Reading, Mr; Stanley Cook. Roll call, ...ess....s.ssses„, Impromptu. Carol Hinging. Re- aeas -...e.aseestesasese;ss.:Os.s.:Ors. ales . . , „see freshments. Hostess, Mrs. S. Proc- ter, Mrs. J. M. Coultes, Mrs J. Ander- son and Mrs Wellings Evening Auxiliary The annual meeting of the Evening ir44/WW!71144e'lesp'"&"" Auxiliary of the United Church was P