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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1956-12-19, Page 4g ing ar Mans. J* 01 1111001110$ ey 51; !OR ME isTsfAs 'rnEs for sale. 1-:'.'t5A;ders, take!) now, Apply )3111 71' 4tridge, Phone 458. 5:1249b CAN NOW OIMBR you Regi - *teed. No, 1. Garry and RodneY .,040, December delivery, $1,34 a tvaa1, Jalattary - February deli- verY,. '489 bus.; Mara April., •fieliverVo $1.95 bes, These prices are All les e 1% for cash. Net 00 • days liewsort &lieWion, LiMitdd, Wingiunn, Blyth and Cargill. 19b BLACK 'PERSIAN lamb fur oat in excellent condition, for sale, Phone 502112, 19b Look for the RED SEAL Cedar Chests at R, A. Currie & Sons Furniture, •12h 53 DODGE, SEDAN for sale, good condition, will sell reasonable, Apply ..to I-Iarold Edgar, Luck - •now. 19* LEE'S USED furniture,. 0-pieee walnut dining roern suite, lcitch- en chairs, dressers, •bed, end tebles, 7 ft, Crosley Shelvador frig„ dining room table and buffets; also other articles. Buy and sell. Phone 185:' 19b PIANO in. rosewobd cabinet, 3 - Piece chesterfield suite kitcheh • range? heavy •duty electric ern- ; erf, 8 -inch. bench saw for sale, • Thesearticles are all in good condition and cheap for quick cash „sale, •Contact Fred Saw- • yer, Lot 4, 'on Bristol Terrace, north of McKenzie bridge.' 191' LIVESTOCKFOR SALE PUREBRED TOR.K hog for sale. Apply -Harold Finlay, phone 15r2 Belrnore. ' 19* 4 DURHAM COWS for • sale, 1 fresh in 2 weeks, 3 to freshen in January„ Apply to Mrs. Gordon • Beeman, phone 745312. • 19*, REGISTERED Holstein bull, ser- viceable age, accredited, for sale, • reasonable. Apply Thos Hayden, Gorrie. •1.011 - HEADSTOCK WANTED 1)EADS'POCK REMOVED from your farm •promptly for sanitary disposal. $2.00 Service .charge for • each ,call. Telephone collect: Pal- merston 123W; Durham 398 or Wirigharn 378, GORDON YOUNG LIMITED. rrb • REAL sESTATE TWO BULDING LOTS for sale• on Carling Terrace, each size 1326. • Reasonably.prieed, Apply to Bob VanDuyn, phone 599. •28rrb. 9 -ROOMED BRICKhouse for sale or ret,in Wingham. Call 229, 12,19b 'FOR RENT ,• APARTMENT for rent, on Main • Street, possession December 15th. Phone- 668. • 19b DUPLEX on Centre Street for rent, good size,. with furnace, Possession Jen. 1st. Apply to Box 109 .Advence,Tirries. 19* BUSINESS OPPORTU'NITIES To. AMBITIOUS persons we are • offering the chatiee to establish his own husiness. Income $50, to $75. Et week. Interesting work • right in your serroundings. Write for free catalogue' and ,de- tails to FAMILEk, Dept. 3, Station C Montreal. 191) SALESMAN WANTED IF YOU: ARE ambitious, you can • Make •good with •a Rai"vleigh business in Huron County. We help you get started, No exper- ience needed to etart. Write Rawleigh's Dept. L-453-2, Mont- real, F.Q. •19b • MISCELLANEOUS NUFeeING HOME, pleasant sura • toundinge, home cooked mea tray service. $30 'per week" • Phone Goderieh 1593 or use Box •629 Goderich for full partieulars. • 12,19,26h IS YOUR TELEVISION properly" /neared for all risk eoverage •or infortriatiali Plaatie 293, Stew- art Secitt, Wingliarri, gerb RTEWART A.'SCOTT can now wive ,you 15% on your car err truck hi- Yeatly or slit •intriithe policies are tiVallable, Special rides for farmers. or farther IriferMation phone 23, Witighana. • aotrrAny SEWAOE 13Aptle tanite, cesep00114 tellera, •'ebbe Putriped end -cleaned; quielt •tereide, all work guaranteed, • APPkv, 1,6ul5 Make, phone 42r8, Ihrlifiacla". • •15reb ;ATERLOO CATTLE- oreeding •ASsoelation "Where better Mills "Fee artifieial • eta1nat1ott information or Ser- .tce from .#111 brettele •ef •eittle, etre . eke• Waterloo Cattle dint 4:saeo1ation at OlintOn 401 r 1tdrn&y ItOttgbe tas. so% WS. Ositskis COAHNo EVENMS yGl.i'VE TRIED TE REST, now try the best for •spareribs and saurkrout on Wednesday, Priclay owl Saturday evenings, Com- merelal Hotel, Forinese,e Cd1.2/57. MISCELLANEOUS NOTHM, TO HOME BUILDERS' 'IF YOU ARE planning a buileing project this summer, we are in 4 Position, to give you first class service for you' cement. Work. House basements and floors, barn walls and floors (completed In (Me pour, Contact Maxis Christensen, phote 11r7, Blyth. rrb FINANCING A CAR? •Before you buy ask about our Low, Cost Financing Service with complete Insurance Coverage, • STEWART A, SCOTT f:lione 293 Wingham 25rrla • CARD oti THANES We wish to extend our very sincere thanks to' our neighbours and friends of the community for the many acts of kinclnees shown us in the past months. Your will- ingness to help in so many ways has been deeply appreciated and will never be forgotten. We take • this opportunity q Wish every one the Compliments of the Season.— Rutherford and Gert. Reavie and family. •CARD OF THANKS We wish to acknowledge with sincere thanks the many acts of •kindhess shown. us during our recent •bereavement, the No. 119, the Town Council,' and St. Andrew's Church, especially Rev. A. Nimmo, Mr. S. J. Walker and the neighbors. Kindnesses like these are not soon forgotten.—Mrs. Haney and Dorene. 19b CARD OF THANKS ..Members of the Wingham con- gregation of Jehovah's 'witnesses wish to take this opportunity to express their appreciation to all who in any way co-operated with the new world society to make their circuit assembly, ,heicl this past week -end, a success. 19* CARD OF THANKS I wish to take this opportunity of expressing Toy' sincere thanks •and appreciation to all my friends and, neighbors who se,nt me cards, • flowers, fruits, cigarettes and visit- ed me during my recent hospital- ization in Wingham Hospital. Special thanks to Rev. M. D. Mc- Nabb, Maitland Lodge No. 119, Turnberry Council, Dr. W. A. Me - Ribbon and Mrs. Morrey and her staff of nurses.—George Galloway. 1.9b CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank all those Who sent cards, letters, treats and visited me while 'I was a patient in Wingharn Hospital. n Special thanks to Dr. W. A. McKibbon, and the nursing staff.—Mrs. Or- ville Tiffin. • 19b • CARD OF THANKS - We wish to take.this opportunity of expressing our sincere thanks and appreciation to all -those who helped in any way in rescuing -our son last Tuesday. Special thanks to Mr, Elwyn Chamney, Jerry Barrett and the 'ClaiR men. These kind deeds will never be forgothen. —Fed and 1rne Ohm 19b CARD OF THANKS I wish to •thank all •those who supported tne Monday -at the polls, A• Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to all—Albert Bacon. 101 CARD OF THANKS Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Leder wish to thank Mr, Elwyn, Chanute. and Mr: Jerry Barrett, Dr. W.A.. Crawford and Iar. A, 33, Meat-tar- chy and all those who helped in the rescue of our son Stratton on December 11th. 19b CARD OF THA• NKS I wish to thank you for your seppert at the polls last Monday. Compliments- of the season,—Clar- enee Yuill. 19b A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS . AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR, is my Sincere Season's Greeting to each and eVeryone of thy friends and neighbors. MRS, JOHN W MASoN ' BELORAvE 19b SCHOOL CARETAKERS APelicatidae for the position of caretaker in eaeh of the Morrie Sehoolit will be reetiVed until 3anti- ail,' 10, 1951, ene year el:Intl-ads With duties eon -unending Pebruary ,1, 1957, List of fltftiee mity be Oh - tabled from any rilerilber 'of the Hoard.. Applicants 1)lease state salary expetted.No applieittidli rieettearily accepted, RalphShaw' Secretary', • Hluevalc,,biat, #66o0,a0ao,,,,w0....06,..,flio,ohsaimaoor 'Box Holders' Names No Given Out 11 *gutty *tun* ,stit viiie*Er to ollitailge the name trit- addresei E ot any „0411,tetilatr *ONO awl A•dioanteaTirrata No* Nit/Ohisr,1 lifileinas An not wok .14 to th3f4i 3: latotitilittok fr ; HON% WANTED .KITTENS and Cats, good .hoxrie, wanted for these healthy pets. No charge. Anyone wantipg one write BOX 198 Adeenee-Times. 19* DJED. SCOTT—In Wingham General Hoepital, on Tuesday, December 18th, 19e6, Wm, Scott, aged 85, of Englehart. The funeral in R. A. Currie •& Sops funeral borne, Mr. Wilfred Arthur of Wingham 1,s' a nephew, Belmore W.M.S. Met on Thursday • BELMORE—On ri`hursday, the Belmore 'United' Church WKS. meeting was held at the home ef Mrs. Norman Newans, 20 ladies being present. Mrs, Deubledee was leader. Hymn 49 was sung and a beauti- ful candle lighting service was con- ducted. Hymn 1.1 was -then sung, "0 Ceme All Ye Faithful") and two Christmas carols "Joy to the Werld, the Lord Is Come", and • "Infant Holy,.Infant Lowly", after which four ladies led in prayer. Mrs. Wilfred Johann read' a poem "Of Such Was the World", and Rev, and Mrs. West sang a duet, "The First Nowell", which , was very much enjoyed, Mrs. Sohn Rutherford read the story of one of the much loved Christmas carols, "Silent Night", Mrs. Doubledee gave a, reading "Mankind Are the Children of God." A letter of thanks was read by Mrs. Earl Prager for used stamps which she had sent to a mission field. Mrs. Farrell also read a letter of thanks from Dr, and Mrs. R. B. Palmer for a .parcel which they had received from the W.M.S. . Mrs Roy Rutherford who has been a faithful sec,-treas. for 23 years was presented with a Bible. Mrs. L. Metcalfe -will be the new sec,-treas. for 1957. Roll call was a verse on a Christmas card. Hymn 132, "Come Thou Long Expected Jesus", was sung and all joined in repeating the Mizpab, benediction, FORDWICH • Mr. and Mrs. Norman Harding and Miss Esther Harding visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Park at Grand Valley. • Mr. Jack Foster ef Toronto was a visitor over • the week -end with his mother, Mrs. Ruby•Foster.. You are reminded of the United Church Christmas concert to be held on Friday night, December 215t in the Sunday School rooms. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Wallace of Hamilton spent a, couple of days last weelewith Mr. and Mrs. Aitch- eson Wallace. , . Week -end and Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Art Forester were Mr. and Mrs. Ross Tomlin of Detroit, IVIich„ and Miss Edith' Howes of lia,rriston. • Mrs. Isobel Hutchison left this week for Cleveland, Ohio, where she will spend the winter with her son, Dr, James Hutchison. • The many friends of Mrs. Win- nie Rumple will be pleased to hear she has returned home from, Lon- don, much improved in .health. • Mr. Simon , Bork and his sister, Mrs, A. Anstorf,. left last week to spend Christmas in DenmArle. mer. and Mrs. Winiam Blake moved their household effect to Walkerton this week. Forclwich will have an inter- mediate hockey team this year and will play in a group with Clifford, Gorrie, Teelotdale, Trowbridge and Drayton. The first heme, game of the season .will be played here on January 2 against Gorrie, . Mrs. Pearl Patterson, Elitabeth, Jim, and • little Leslie Campbell vieited on Sunday in Toronto`avith Mrs. Bob Campbell. Mr. Ian Pittendreigh of London visited over the week -end with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Inglis of Ac- ton visited one day last week with the latter's sister, Mrs. Ab. Gal- lagher, Mr, and Mre. John Tudan and •little daughter spent one :day last week in Toronto. NIrs. WellingtOn Hargrave wits a visitor with Mr. and Mrs, Ala Wray in Toronto on 'Saturday, Mr: Mervyn Wallace left on Sun- day for Islington Where he will be employed for the next few weeks. SIMMERIvIAKER—In the ; Wing- hatn General HoStatal 011 Friday, Deeeniber 14, 1956', to 'Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Sleaniermaker, a Son. Formet*i\Vingham Woman Passes Mrs, Joehua, Hirst, a teen -tee ed..; eident of Whighanl, died at the Tdeohto General Hospital Thurs- day Of last week. Mr, and Mrs. Hirst resided on Frances St. for several Years when the former was employed at the Gunsonola plant. She is ,stirvived by her husband and two daughters, Mrs, I. (Mary) Hadley arid. Mrs, r),. (Har - bora) Scovell. • Service was held in "Toronto on, Saturday aftertriaori„ VOT/tt WATCH <2,INDTTIONED ' No parts hilsellig tir damaged . CLINTON' %%Von tottriltit musk moms • Father Passes • In Chicago R, Hulta lather •of IVfre. /et: MePhail, Winghana, passed away at his home in Chicago on Settirdey, Mr. Helts, who had suffered from a serious heart •condition for SeV- eral years, was -taken dangerously ill two weeks ago,- Mra. MOPhall spent several days with her fathe er, returning' to Wingham last Week. She bete gone back to Chi- cago to attend the funeral, which was held on Tuesday, Mr. Halts is survived by big wife and three daughters, Mrs. Robert •(Margaret) • Harder and WS. Stewart (Ellen) Carter, both of Chicago and Mrs. M., (Mary) McPhail, Wingham. Mrs. W. Armstrong Former Resident Martha Mabel Armstrong, wife of William A, Armstrong and a feta. mer resident of Wingham, died at St. Joseph's Hospital, London, on Saturday. She is survived by two sons, Fred E. Welch and Percy Q. Welch, both of London; seven step -child- ren, Wilson Armstrong, Nobleton; Alfeed, Cecil and Rusdell Armstrong Port Colborne; Joseph Armstrong, Lucknow; Mrs. Gordon Bailey, London and IVIrs. Joseph Austin of Woodbridge, The funeral was held at Lucknow on Monday afternoon with inter- ment in Greenhill cemetery. Mr, and ,Mrs. Armstrong resid- ed in Viringliaan for several year, in the home now occupied as the nurses' residence. They moved froth here to London, Local Woman's Father Passes E. Lewis Abbott, 70, of London; and the father of Mrs. Jack Alex- ander, Wingham, died suddenly in his car last'week. The death"took place. pear Mount Elgin, south of Ingersoll, and was attributed to a heart attack. . Mr. Abbott had farmed near Till- sonburg until 26 year ago, when he' opened a milk delivery- business in ' London. Recently he hadbeen employed by the Department of Highways. Surviving are his wife, the for- mer • Margaret Elizabeth Taylor; three daughters, Mrs. Jack (Lu- cille) Alexanaer, Wingham; Mrs. Fred (Beatrice) Cox and 'Mrs. Charles (Elva) ' Clark, both of* London. There are eight grand- children and five sisters. Funeral service was held • on Saturday •N•witit. interment in Ayl- mer cemetery. Pot.Luck Supper Field by FORDWICH—The C.G.I.T. held the Christmas meeting at the home of Mrs. Anson Demerling, begin- ning with a pot -luck sepper at seven o'cleck. Following the supper Elizabeth Fattersere led the girls • in carol singing. Special practice was held for the vesper service, which was held on December 16. The remain- der of the evening was spent in playing games and several conteste were. enjoyed. They also had an exchange of Christmas gifts, . The next meeting will be held on January • 6th at the home of Mar g• Johnton, ston, hen the worship service will be conducted by Marie Brown and Anna IVIariekEspensen, •A vote of thanks was.rnevecl to Mrs. Demerling for the use Of her home 'for the party. The meeting closed with Taps. Au.tiliary Se:nds :Unitarian Bale PORDWICH—The Ladies' Auxi- liary to Howick Legion held its December meeting on Monday everting of hist week in the Legion rooms with the • president, Mrs. Mary Moore in the chair. The bale for the 'Unitarian Ser- vice was discussed and it was de- cided to haye the haby cloths and blankets sent right away and the larger one later. Committees Were namecl to Oriel Christmas boxes to Westininster Hospltal and also to the boys in the service. It was Voted to haw fEtn for the hall. • The mystery box Was won by Mrs, Jams Vittie and &Mated by Mrs. Rosa Doig. Mrs. vvilliarri Aus. tin conducted the Installation of officers for :1957 and the lin?' presi- dent, "Mrs, Vern Clarke, closed the meeting, • , Euchre Winners BELORAVE—The regular pro- gressiVe euchre party was held in 'the eorkuntirlity tetitre Wednee- clay evening, There were five tables - in play With high prizes being won by Mrs, a Procter and Albert Vincent, Consolation prizes went to Mrs. Pred Cook and Mi'. Stat-; ty COok, The next party Will be. held On Wedfiesday. January 2. , .the toriiniereisl rishIng Sottisen of 10546 -oh Great ,Slave Lake in. the Northweat Territories produe- ed more than / poolittg of fish with Marketed Value 14 nearly 2 Etillikatilollati, BIRTHS McKINNON--In Wingham General Hospital, on Wednesday, Decern- bey 12, 1956, to Mr, and Mrs. Fraser MeKinnen, RR, 6, Luelc- now a dallelter. KILLER -1n Wingliern General Hospital, oa Wednesday, Deem - her 12th, 1956, to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Miller, Teeswater, (laughter, Baby oxpired pecern- ber 13th, - DARLINo--xn Wingham General Hospital, on Thursday, Decem- ber 13t1•4• 1956, to ,Mr, and Mrs. George Darling, R,R. 4, :Wing - ham, a on, STEINBACK—In Wingham Gen- eral Hospital, ,on Thursday, De - comber 13th, 1956, to Mr, and • Mrs, Karl Steinback, •Teeswater, a son. SIMMERIVIAKER—In Wingham General Hospital, on Friday, December 14th, 1956, to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Simmorrnaker, Ford-, avich, a, son. BOHMIDT—In Wingham General Hospital, on • Saturday, Decem- ber 15th, 1906, to Mr. and IVIrs. Raymond Schmidt, Bluevale, a daughter. BLACK—In Wingham ' General Hospital, on Monday; December 17th, 1956, to Mr, and Mrs. Keith Black, R.R, 2, Lneknow, a son. SHROFSHALL—In Wingham Gen- eral Hospital, on Monday, Decem- ber 17th, 1956, to Ur. and Mr. Fred Shropshall, Wingham, a son. MRSP ROSS ANDERSON AMIN PRESIDENT • BELGRAVE—The regular and • annual meeting of the Evening Auxiliary of the Women's Mission- ary Society of Mimi United Church was held an Tuesday evening of ilast week at the home oeMrs. Jas. TWalsh. I The president, Mrs. Ross Ander- son was in charge and opened the meeting with a reading, "Keepin Faith witla the 'Spirit of Cfiris 'naas", followed by prayer. The hymn "Silent Night" was sung. The Toll call was answered by 25 members and there were „:two visitors present. Minutes of the -last meeting were read by Mrs. Ross Robinson and the treasurer's „re- port was 'read by Mrs. Cameron Walsh. Visits to the siek were re-. .cocid. , A: letter Was read from Miss H. Black of the Belle Coale hospi- tal in B.C., thanking the group for itS gift of money to help buy •a hospital stretcher. A letter of, thahks was read from Mrs. W. J. Moores of Thames Road. Mrs. Harold Vincent read the nominating ciimmittee's report of the riew officers for 1957 as fol- lows: President, Mrs. Elsa Ander- son; 'first vice-president, Mrs. Gor- don Bosnian; second vice-presi- dent, Mrs. Harold Vincent; secre- tary and press reporter, Mrs. Ralph McCrea; -assistant, Mrs. Clarence Hanna; treasurer, Mrs. Robert Grasby; Atsociate - Helpers, Mrs. Cameron Walsh; Christian stewardship, Mrs.' Albert Bieman; com- munity friendship, Mrs, NorMan Cook; Christian citizenship, Mrs, Tames R.' Coultes; literatare, Mrs. Gordon Bosman; supply, Mrs ewis Stonehouse; pianiet, Mrs George Johnston; group leaders illage, Mrs. Leslie Bolt; 9th line,: IVIrs, Jack Taylor; 4 and 5 line, Mrs. Floyd Cartipbell; highway, rs. Cameron Walsh; auditor, is. Gordon Bosman and Mrs. arold Vincent. The following are the helpers for he group leader: Leader, Mrs. eslie Bolt With Mrs. J. R. Coul- ee, larrs, Sam Fletch, Mrs. Ross obihson, Me. Ralph McCrea, re, Clarence Ranna, Mrs, Lewis tonehouse, Leader, Mrs. Jack aylor with Mr. Clifford Logan, rs: Albert tfenian, IVIrs. Wilfred eater:Mrs, Harold Vincent, Mrs, Orden Bosnian, Mrs, Gorden.Pen‘ elly, Leader, Mrs. Floyd Camp - ell With Mrs. Tad . Fear, Mr. eorge Michie, 'Ars. Clarence uill, Mrs. Robert Grasby, Mrs. arner Nicholson, Mrs. Edgar ightman •Leadew, Mt% Cameron alth with leIrs. Norniari COokt rs. Ken Barbour, Mre, Ross An. rson, Mrs. Harold Watish; Mrs, eorge, Solarleteti, Mrs. James aiSh, 'The installation of the rieVe fieers Will take place in January the regular meeting to be at e home of Mrs, N'orman took, Ivirs, ;George Miehle gave a Te - rt. of the cook book fund, The *worship service was in arge of Ws, dliford Logan's oup, and opened with a Christ as story, "The Pint Gifts" read Mrs, Harold Virieent, 'The re - Milder of the service was a mile lighting eerenniny with rs„ Logan as leader,. assisted by et. Jack Taylor, Mrs, Oaincron alsh, Mrs, Ralph MeCteli, Mrs. Mon tosmati, Mit Harold dent and Mrs, Albert Bleman, This Service ;was elosed with tWo carols, "joy tO the World" 11,nd' "infant itedy" follfted by prayer, A film strip about.Thu?life was ,ehinen, Mrs, Harald Virteelit WM- deleted a tonth.01 ot. 4 Jana WO' save& t - a 'W a a of at tb Po oh gr by itt ea C4o a " 0111,..1,110, 411111 iildi til It e Ir C Elf T ItICERS . • „. .0440RAVE---The regUllae and anneal Meeting et „the Wetriaa'e MieakinarY. Society and the We- /WA'S Associatien wee held op WednesdaY afternoon in the chnrch haSernent. • Mrs, Edgar WightM4n, president of the W.M,S„ .opened that reed, irlg with a hYnlny f011Owed ' bY Prayer. Minutes of :the lael; meet', ing Was read by Mrs„Eati Ander- ZandaialltY1 Mtliree,40e7070Cf"aerfi°nr,tlIT. Jess, Wheeler reported there he'd been fifteell'herne and twelve hoe- pital yisits to the siek and shet- le, A •card of thanks was read from Ntrs, Chria Nethery and 41$0 letter from, Dr, J, Mooney. It Was •decided to end Mrs. Iledwit Bartline• .gift at Christ- mas Wile, The following •committee Was named to Make up Christm'as boxes for the mernbers who are shUt-ins: Mre. James IYfichie, Mrs, Herb Wheeler, Mrs. jesse Wheeler and Mrs. Carl Peter Mrs, Kenneth Wheeler read the nominating eenimittee's report of the new officers for 1957 a,s• fol- lows: President, Mrs. Edgar Wig- htman; •first vice-president, Mre, Walter Seett; zecond vice-presi- dent Mrs. George Michie; nere- tary, Mrs. Earl Anderson; assist- ant secretary, Mrs. Leslie Bolt; literature secretary Mrs. Herb Wheeler; treeserer, Mrs. Ge.org'e Martin; auditors, Mrs, Williard Armstrong and Mrs, Earl Ander- son; pianist, lVfrs. , 3, •M. Coultes: Baby Band .superintendent, Mrs. R. H. Omiltes; assistant, Mrs. A. E. Coultes; Missionary Monthly sec- retary, Mrs. 3. C. Procter; Assoc- iate IVretribee Mrs. Albert Vincent; supply, Mrs. L. Hopper; Christian stewardship, Mrs, Stanley Cook; community friendship, Mrs. Jesse Wlieeler; Christian culture, Mrs. James Michie;Mission Band sup- erintendent Mrs. Gordon Bosnian; assistant, Mrs. a Vincent. The Jahuary meeting is to be in charge of Mrs. Earl Anderson's group. The devotional service was in charge of Mrs. C. Xrug's group and was opened with- a Christmas story read by Mrs, Edgar Wiglitrnan, fol- lowed by a hymn. Mrs, Geofge Martin read the Scripture from Luke 211.40. Mrs. Wightman read a story "Something that Might Have Been" and a poem "In the Carpenter Shop", followed by pray- er. A candle lighting service was held, the theme being His Con- stant Lamp", with' Mrs. Carl Procter as leader, assisted by Mrs, Lyle Hopper, Mrs. Cecil Charnney, IVIrs. 3, Anderson, Mrs. Stanley Omit; Mrs. Wm. Kelly and Mrs. erb Wheeler. This service was Closed With twb carols. W.& Meeting The W.A. meeting was in charge of Mrs. George Michie, president. The theme was "The Ever Present God." The Scripture, Psalm 139 was read by Mrs. K. Wheeler, The Meditation was read by Mrs. G. ,Michie followed by prayer and the carol "Silent Wight". , • A stor, Christmas Is for Grown -Ups" was read by Mrs. Stanley Cook followed by prayer by Mrs. Michie, • Minutes were 'read by Mrs. W. Armstreng and the treasurer's re- port read by Vim J, M. Coultes showed 31092.13 on hand., Mrs. Michie expressed a.word of thanks from the ladies of Trinity Anglican phurch for' use of the basernent or their bazaar. It was decided to have groups again this year with the following leaders: 6th line, Mrs. Borden SOU and Mrs. Jarries Walsh; 9th line; Mrs. Wilfred Walker and Mrs. Gordon Pengelly; 2nd and 3rd line, not named yet; 4th line, Mrs. Stanley .Cook and Mrs. Leslie Bolt; 5th line, Mrs. Earl Anderson and Mrs. Robert Graeby; nerth village, Mrs. A. 'Vincent and Mrs. G. Cook; south village, Mrs. Lyle I -kipper •and•IVIrs. Fred Cook. The folloWing were named a committee to make 'inquiries mid purchase a vacuum eleither for the church; Mr, and Mrs. A, • Conj. tes and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Scott. PREVENT CHIMNEY FIRES Use Fire Chief Chemical chimney .cieaners To ELimiNATE SOOT. AND •• SCA p3 MOM YOUR STOVES AND PIPES. Vol- Use In oil, coal and wood fired, Units von SALE' AT • Machan Harclwate • • wtoliAm McDouiall's dioeery Lowrin *maw/ Mckercher's General Sot* omoitowN Bruce Chamber' Hardware IVItoXIEThis talitilerth Mlat, Lyle HoPeer 4ittati linkttle .00MM1.1104 %sport of the new offleere far UV 44' ,folleatte F1at president, Mrs., Miehie; prosidenr, gra, Xenneth W"healer; firtit vice preeldent„ NI:rs,. Carl Procter; second • vhnt president, gra. Albert .Coultes; seeretary,. X's, Cecil Chomney; assistant, Mrs. Berden Seett; tree:Serer, ,Coultes; pianist, Mrs, J•. . Coultes; .assistarit* Mrs, Herb. Wheeler; press • reporter, Mrs.' Ralph McCrea; ranting of emu, Mrs, Harry Coll; flower oommit- tee for -sprays, Mrs. George Jordan and Mrs, T. Anderson; flower COM. inittee for .eluireli„. •Mrs, Harold • procter and Mrs. GOrdon Higgins; manse committee, lYfrs. Ander- son and Mrs. Wheolort auditors, Mrs, Harry McGuire and miss Edith Proeter, Mrs, aeorgaMiellie expressed word of.appreeiation to all Who had helped her during ber term as president. The beeedietiOn 010Sed the Meet. ing, 41111. NM IN MIre 1 . PHONE 185 •,.. mi . .. - so No sour —,- 1 h. ALAN WILLIAMS Optometrist Patrick St., Wingharo Phone 770 LEE'S TAXI Day and Night Service A' To all '010 • supported 111 • •polls On O. * I will strive best at all times* •&Merry, Chriotiiias and • nappy New Year to all. Gordon 'Wilkinson. • ,r411 I.. _ AO: Alititior, r " h k•t) A rondine preenutiOn: to,ensure your contin- ued good hath, For hee literature Writ. MPS, MMUS CU110111t1 %Ingham, Ont. Seceetary of Wingliani anti ilis- t'iet branch of Canadian • Caneer Soeled COZWAVAr Hullo Folks!' • 'Fantastic' Car Deals There have really been Sonic fantastic deals cooked up lately to sell ears. • just imagine: ears for $1,25 a weele'then reduced to 95 cente a week! •• This is what happened, I'm told, in Jacksonville, Fla. *Mien some of the sharper operatorA got in a fre,e-fOr-all (or almost' free) mood, •. ' One firm offered cars for sale, with good trade-ins, at $1.25 a week. Then another outfit beat him out by offering cars for 95 cents a week: It souacled fine, until you read the fine print. Then you sa* that after 12 months of these next - to -nothing payreents the entire balance came due. That had to be paid off in another 12 months'' The' customer still bail to pay for the car and that although it sounds' a littlet ie` still true , • • They still had to pay for it someWaY. 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