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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1953-12-09, Page 5pedal ash rices For Saturday, Dec, .5 1 fl Smoked Back Bacon .. ., ... ... I .. , , . lb. 60c f' Smoked Cottage Roll . . . . R ... lb. 90c Fresh Pork Sausage . , . . ,. . .... t.0,4 lb. 45c Shoulder Roast of Pork lb. 42c Butt Roast of Pork . . , _ ,.. _ „ lb. 45c Fresh Ground Beef , . _ Rib Boil, not 1.olled . • . , . . . . . - - fib. 43c 4303: ::: 4 Rib Boil, rolled „ ...... - . - . . , . , , . lb. 40c Lard in your own container ..... , . lb. 18c CHICKENS-OVENREADY at Market Prices, • A. J. Lockridge BUTCHER Phone 35 Wingham The Wingham V n00411nPtigi Wedne0401, Oth, 1...eeelee0,e.eaeaepeees a.e.e.e Gifts that Count at Christmas OPEN STOCK DINNERWARE English Bone China & Semi Porcelain Attractive Patterns Reasonably Priced Bone China Cups & Saucers, Odd Plates, Candy Dishes, Placques & Novelty Items CUT CRYSTAL STEMWARE Plates, Comports, Trays, Salts & Peppers All In the popular Dretunflower Pattern. Artificial Flowers & Fern - Poinsettias While they last. 4 t Let us help you 'with Your Christmas Shopping at The WALLPAPER SHOP • -wma.,,,,,v.movoworemowmowevotemievimovowm1 Mechanical Ferris Wheel, gay cg colours, spring motor $2.98 ea. Cranes and Shovels, 4-way g action, with levers and crank Our Price, ONLY $2.98 "Minitoy" Trucks, strong heavy • steel, well finished, a better type t toy truck $4,95 Tool Sets for the young carpenter $1.49 to $2.29 ea. Wheelbarrows $1.98 - $2.98 ea. Friction Jet Plane, sparks & flies! will taxi along floor, wing- 'span 16" $3.95 ea. O.*. Best real Electric Train value in Town! Accurate 3/16 scale. Gilbert set consisting of the following Mechanical Train Sets .... 0 Table Tennis - complete set .....$2.98 joi Crokinole Boards , ea. $4.39 n Sorry - new fascinating game, (for adults) • • $218 BIG SELECTION OF DRESSED DOLLS from $1.79 to $3.98 ;*# Giant Rubber Doll - a beauty ........ $7.95 Walking Doll - about 24" , . . . $10.95 PRAMS Doll Pram, rubber tires $4.98 Well finished Pram, 20" body, strongly made $7.95 De Luxe Pram, chrome finish, wheel guards, big rubber tires $10.95 - Dozens of other Games, Toys, and Books - LCHECK OUR PRICES YOU'LL FIND THEM RIGHT ! • • - ........ • .. $1.69 to $3.69 each Monopoly - fun for all - ever popular ............... '$2.98 Children's Games - all the old favourites and some new ones 19c to $9c as gifts! 911(.1 ') 1 "Atlantic" type Engine and Tender; I Plat Car with Logs; 1 .. 0 former - variable speed; 12 Sections of Complete and ready to roll : Caboose; 1 Car Uncouples.; 1 'Trans- Curved Track. Our Price $23.95 g Give 41t 49c Hockey Came - mechanical, lots of fun sweeper ea. $1.49 89c for years of play ea. $8.95 for children and adults - strongly made fcr, SAMBO Shooting Game Sweeping Set Cleaning Set with carpet- Gifts For Her: Gilts For Him: i Bengaline Housecoats 14 to 20 ...$8.95 2 Lace trim Slips .........$2.29 to $3.69 Flannelette Pyjamas ....$2.49 to $2.98 .g Nylons (gift boxed) . , 95c to $1.45 pr. . Imported Handkerchiefs - the finest selection ever - you will be surprised at the low prices . . , . . . .35c to 49c ea. Xmas Cards, Decorations, Tree Lights, Gift Wrap; Seals and Tags Displayed for your easy selection. WELWOODS Your independently owned and operated 5c to $1.00 Store. STORE OPEN EVERY WEDNESDAY IN DECEMBER. mosi_xoslosioireotowowlatikexivifto Atimommal Sanforized Dress Shirts - white, stripes and plain colours - Our Price .... $2.95 vr(, Ties - a grand selection, attractively gift boxed $1.50 Value for $1.00 Dress Gloves - finest leather, warmly lined .. $2.75 pr. Linen Handkerchiefs ea. 50c t' Cotton Handkerchiefs . ea. 25c Every $2.00 Purchase at a Smith 'Bros. Store in Listowel, Palmerston Wingham 21" Television Set and 20 Conscilation Prizes The 21 names drawn this week for. Giant Jackpot, Dec. 24, are:- MRS. DAVE HAMILTON was the winner of a beautiful set of Bathraom Scales., W. Douglas, R. 2, Wingham W. a French, Wingham Fred Tucker, Whoghsan F. Caskanette, Wingham A. D. MacWillia' Wingitans Mrs. M. Bell, Wingham Mrs. W. Mandell, R. 1, Bluevale Mrs. W. Mundell, R. 1, Bluevale Mrs 4as: Aitchison, Liacknow R. 1 Mrs. R. Moffat, R. 1, Winghans 'Vim a Showers, Wingharn Wayne Nichol, Wingham Wayne Nichol, Winghatn Mrs. Bert King, R. 2, Teeswater Mrs. L. Hiseler, Winghain Mr. Chas. Cook, Belgrave Mrs. Ken Kerr, Wingliani Miss Gertrude Harris, Wingban1 B. Heywood, Wingluum Ian Branurnekton, Winghain Pfau NEXT WEER BEAtaltrtit SMOIIER STAND This Christmas VISIT THE WARREN HOUSE FOR Furniture - Lamps China Levyt Cleaners - Figurines TELEVISION ey HallicraFter mi'Colum6ia Philco IN ALL SIZES AND MODELS You are Most Welcome The Community Nell Was filled to en.lcity on Wednesday evening for the annual Christmas calmed of the Heleifa school under the direction of the teacher, Miss. Beatrice Me- Winn and Mrs. Pennington, of Wingham, music director. Mr, W. A. Miller was chairman for the follow- ing excellent program; choruses by the pupils, piano instrumentals by Joyce McDonald, Norma Forster and Eddie gaunt: rhythm band numbers by both the junior and senior pupils; a play +Tattle lied Riding Hood," a dialogue, "The Mail Order Hat," a duet, Grandmother's Dan" by Lois Miller and Noma Forster and an impressive pageant "Come and Wor- Phil)." After lunch dancing was enjoy- ed te n#usic by Donald XeCharles and Elden Henderson with Cameron Mc- Donald as .caller-off. W, 1. December Meeting Mrs, T. J. Salkeld gave an interest- ing demonstration of Christmas decor- ation at the December meeting of the Women's Institute held at the home pf Mrs. Fred IvreQeMin on Friday afternoon. She displayed many beauti, Hui decorations easily made with mat- erial available to all, Mrs. Elwood Barbeer, the president, was in the chair and the roll call was. responded to by the S2 ladies present with a Christmap greeting or verse. A collection was also taken for the WinOtot Ooxier41 nopital. 'rho tra- aserer reported $1.00.00 in the treas- ury and donatiene Of $6 each were Made to the Children's War Memorial Hospital, the Christmas Seal Fund and the Penny Round-up for meatal health, Mrs, Jas. Curran., Mrs, Ross Gammie, Mrs. Wm, Putelon and Miss Jean Aitchison were appointed a com- mittee to arrange for card parties, ft Was decided to have a social evening during the Christmas holiday, Mrs. Andrew Gaunt gave the motto, "Have "e'en any Roorri?" and Mrs. W. A. Miller read the Christmas Story "Why the Chimes Ring." Mrs. Ernest Gaunt showed the ladies how to make lovely corsages from nylon stockings, The Mice enjoyed an exchange of Christmas gifts after which tea was Served with Mrs. J. Caineron, Mrs. Jas. Curran and Mrs. Ernest Gaunt as hostesses. 'The annual -meeting of North Heron County, Loyal Orange Lodge, was held in the Forester's Hall, Beigrave, on. Tuesday, December 1st., With a large attendance, War, County Master, .i.e. Hunking was in charge of the meeting. The guest speaker was Right Worshipful Bro. J. E. Hammond of the ()range Insurance Departilleet, Toronto. Earl Hamilton conducted the elect- ion of officers, result as follows: Im- mediate P. C. Master, li, Hunking; county master, Themes McInnis; deputy county master, W, Scott; chap- lain, Bro, Hibberd; recording secre- tary, Ross Drrington" financial sec- retary, Milo Casemorel treasurer, Bert Isard; marshall, H. Jacklin; first lec- turer, G. Nethery, second lecturer, Win, Buchanan; committee men, E. Hesk, W. Mehl, H. Hunking, Bro, Brumley and E. Sillib, Brg. 5. E. Hammond installed the new officers, A collection was taken for the L.T.B. Home which amounted to $25,00. Lunch was served by J361- grave L.O.L. No. 462 W. I. December Meeting The Christmas meeting of the Wo- men's Institute will be held in the community room on Wednesday, De- cember 16th. Mrs. Ross Anderson will give the address and the roll call will be a beautiful thought in poetry. A collection will be taken in aid of the Barley for Korea Fund. W.A. Meeting The regular meeting of the Wo- man's Association of the Knox United Church was held on Thursday, Deccan- ber 3rd in the basement of the church. The opening hymn was "Gentle Mary Laid Her Child" and was fo.- lowed by the roll call, The secretary's report was given .by Mrs. Wither(' Armstrong and the treasurer's report by Mrs. J. M. Coultes, showed a bal- &nee on hand of $281.03. It was decided to complete the Bel- grave quota of $96.00 to be sent to the United Church Training School build- ing fund •at Toronto. The retiring president, .Mrs, Lyle Hopper expressed her appreciation of the splendid eo-operation of the mem- bers during her term of office. The officers elected for 1954 are as follows: President, Mrs. Geo, Michie; 1st vice president, Mrs. Kenneth Wheeler; .2nd vice president, Mrs. Harold Procter; secretary, Mrs. Wil- hard Armstrong; assistant secretary, Mrs. Robert -Coultas; treasurer, Mrs. J. M. Coultes; pianist,-Mrs. J. M. Coul- tes; assistant.piaaista Mrs. C. D. Cox; press reporter, Mrs. J. C. Procter; dish committee, Mrs. Wm, Kelly, Mrs. H. Wheeler and 31rs. H, Campbell; flower committee for sprays, Mrs, G. Jordan .and -Mrs. .11. Walsh; flowers Mrs. Chas. D. Cox; manse committee, for .church, .Mre..Ross Anderson and Mrs. .Herb Wheeler and Mrs. Jack FREE I V DRAW Anderson; auditors, Miss Edith Proo, terl4,ae ndmMeertis4Hcalrorsyed with the Mc9alre. mizpah benediction, W,M.S. Annual Meeting The annual meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society of Knox United Church, 13elgreve, was held on 'Thurs- day afternoon, December 3rd in the church basement. The meeting was opened with the hymn, "Joy to the World", which was followed by a prayer by Mrs, Furl Anderson, The minutes of the last meeting were read and the financial report was presented, It was decided to hold a tea at the January meeting. Mrs. C. D. coe Was in charge of the special Christmas program which was opened with the hymn, "Silent Night". Mrs. George Michic read the Scripture from St. Matthew 2, verses 1 to 12. The following readings were given: "The Christmas Tree's Origin" by Mrs, Richard Chamney; "Christmas Cus- toms and Their Origins" by Mrs. J. G. Anderson; "it's the.Christmas Spirit" by Mrs, Jas, Michie; "Peace on Earth Good Will to Men" by Mrs. C. R, Coultes and "The Meaning of Christmas" by Mrs. Wm. Kelly. The program also included hymns, "Hark the Herald Angels Sing", and "Away in a Manger. The new officers for the coming year are as follows: President, Mrs. Edgar Wightman; 1st vice president, Mrs. Walter Scott; 2nd vice president, Mrs, Harry Camp- bell; secretary, Mrs. Earl Anderson; assistant secretary, Mrs. Herb Wheel- er; treasurer, Mrs. Jesse Wheeler; pianist, Mrs. .1, M, Coultes; Mission Band leader, Mrs. Kenneth Wheeler; a,'sistant, Mrs. Clifton Walsh', Baby Band leader, Mrs. C. D. Cox; literary secretary, Mrs. Herb, Wheeler; Mis- sionary Monthly secretary, Mrs. Jack Anderson; association members' sec- retary, rs. A. Vincent; Christian citizenship, Mrs. R. Chamney; stew- ardship, Mrs, W. Scott; supply, Mrs. R. Nicholson; community friendship, Mrs, Fred Cook; press reporter, Mrs. Jesse Wheeler; auditors, Mrs. Wm. Kelly and Mrs. Jack Anderson, Euchre Club Eight tables were in play at Bel- grave Euchre Club party on Wednes- day night, High prizes were won by Lloyd Montgomery and George Grigg; low prizes by Hugh Cook and Wayne Holmes. The two special prizes award- ed went to Mrs. John Anderson and Fred Cook. Ninth Line Euchre Ninth 'Line Euchre Club met at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Jack McBur- ney on Friday evening. There were eight tables in play. Prizes were won by Mrs. Mason Robinson, Clarence Hanna, Mrs. Jack McEurney and Miss Margaret Jefferson. A successful bazaar and tea was held in the club rooms by the Wo- men's Guild of Trinity Anglican Church on Wednesday. Receipts were approximately 420. Mr. and Mrs. James R. Coultes and daugaters, Marie and Audrey, and Mr. Martin Grasby spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Armstrong at Thorn- dale. Visitors at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. William Kelly on Sunday ere Mr. Arno Kelly., of ,Kincardine, Mrs. Elizabeth Kelly, of Wingham, Ross Stanway, Don Balsdon and Clifford Kelly, all of London, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grasby, Don- na Jean and Mary Elizabeth, and Mr. David Armstrong visited with rela- tives in Listowel on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs, Ed. Hartlin, of God- erich, and Keith Anderson, of St. Thomas, visited on Sunday with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Anderson. Mrs. B. Blair .spent .the week-end with Mrs. Jack. Petts, at Blyth. Mrs. Norman Walsh, of Blyth, was a visitor with Mr and Mrs. Harold Walsh, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hanna were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Norman .Hanna at Atwood, on Sunday. Miss Annie Baker spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. G. K. Finnegan and with Mrs. Art Barr, in Dungannon. Several from this district attended the Huron County Federation .banquet held at Londesboro on Thursday. At- tending were Richard Procter, presi- dent of the Morris Federation of Ag- riculture, and directors, Mrs, Richard Procter, Earl, Anderson, Leslie Bolt ( :and C. R. Coultes. Mrs. James Nicholson and Albert, lof Blyth, and Mr. .and _Mrs. Wilmer Nicholson, of Goderich, were guests of Mrs. Cora McGill on Sunday, IMAM PONE BOOKS OUT THIS WEEK V40$ OP :ST, Ii41.,P,ArS Community Hall Filled for Annual Christmas Concert NEWS OF ael,CIWZ i,U l. County Officers fleeted At Meeting in Beigrave The latest -edition of an ever popular book, the telephone directory, is being delivered this week to subscribers in Wingham, H. H. P. Johnston, Bell Telephone manager for this -region, announced this. week. !Unlike some "best-sellers," whose popularity fades, the directory Is in even go.eater de- eland this year since 9,160 copies are being distributed throughout the area it serves, as compared with 8,795 last year. The new directory goes to subscrib- ers in Durham, Hanover, Walkerton, and Harriston, besides Wingham. In Wingham alone the increase in the initial distribution is from 1,360 copies to 1,420. Because the new directory contains 2,346 new and changed listings, Mr. Johnston urges subscribers to throw jaway the old book as soon as the new one arrives and thus avoid eita barrassment, annoyance and lost time caused by calling wrong numbers, To distinguish it from last year's buff- bound edition, the new directory has a green cover. Mr. Johnston adds a tip on long distance calling. "To get speedier ser- vice," he suggests, "the subscriber should call by number So the local operator does net have to ask 'Infer, nation' at the distant point for the number of the person called." Distribution of the directory here is a relatively small, yet important, part of the immense publishing feat being performed by Bell this year, Two lion pages are eequired for the total of 2,66'7,000 of ail the telephone elem. parry's directories issued throughout its Ontario--Quebec territory. All dila eetories to be distributed this year will use Pp 2,786 tons of paper.