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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1956-12-19, Page 9IDI:7,1 1124 ; 0111,111r,3 C: 1 '4Cflt 51?'" e did rti) A ifIcir,1„0 lAS,";,i;r0 /.110,-) ..r1 • ., (01,(6Ark 'NW Pal a:6W - Often aloan from HFC can help preserve your peace of mind. You can'horrow from IIFC, pay outstanding bills, and repay your loan on a businesslike, budgeted, basis. .. • .04). • Whenthe need for money arises, more people come to HFC than: any other company in its field. Loans are. Made Proniptly, in Privacy, on terms you approve.:You _ can borrow with Confidencefrom HFC-7•Canada's only consumer finance company backed by 78 years experience ! - SAMPLE TABLE ' CASH • MONTHLY NUMBER OF YOU RECEIVE PAYMENTS MONTHS .: 12105.7a $10.00 12 301.3$ 24.00 15 510.66 27.00 "24 756.56 , 40.00 24 11. F. Bedford, Manager 35111f oat .Street, second floor, phone.1501). GODIRICH, ONT4 ' a iot1.11 $105,(14AYA-S: 1Esrx. Seteltg read the following" as-'Zet346:4ipaightiPe; ser" Brook, G. B. 14PorO, Mrs. . .. lace, GrosNorth; Ra. vt..@ 9,00.044.1)g Afrs. ;Seliditz; Mrs. easy- .I;foljbt • .[..aidlaW; •trees„, Mrs 1- 0.1,.111.• 'riot Qoulton; rec., see., .1Kra., He MO:01.Q.MWhant associate .,.. members,, Mrs, A, .cetiltea; Mission Hand supts, MaS, Milian - • Moore and Mrs. 'Russell Portion; Baby Eand supt., Mrs: Edwa•rd elenVel1r,- Mrs.. Gillespie; Mrs; •ChitS. TIWn; stewardship, Mrs,,' Beecroft; 4110 190 of , ... 4) 04 t were . B. A. , Ibli .t. 2 _ 4?•1 09nt°r; le Jirfoir. t, 0110t1:.: fit Milian „More; sqc- Canada's first and foremost consumer finance company of TeosWateri Hrick Ohureh Sunday School den' cart is being held in the chureli this PH(10 night, Whitechtirch United 'Church SS, eoneert will also be held that night. Mr. asiltries Di Motto DhleValei and WHITECAratOH The Chiist- ;was meeting of the Weroarr's Insti- tute was held Jag Tuesday III the memorial hail here with 1 4dIes Present, The president, Mrs, lier- son Irwin, was in the chair. Mrs. G, a Ferrier gave a Piano solo, ` 'Star Of the East" " and all sang ).Tingle Reins muand.It Came Upon 0, Midnight Qierier The.secretary reported .a busy year and the treasurer reported`a balance of $ 137,00, A vote of .ap- preciation was tendered the com- mittee that lool-ictl after the No- vember pot luck supper, The la-4 dies decided to purchase- gig new' Card tables andd bright, new cur- tains for the hall, A "shower of sugar sack towels was asked for; the next. meeting. The following program was en- joyed; Mrs. Evans gave a reading, "Forgotten. Troubles"; Mrs. Tom Metealf gave a talk on the motto, "There's a cheer in holly wreaths, in lantern glow and candle shine"; Mrs, Chas. Shiell led in two Christ- mas quiz contests; Mrs. Johnston Conn gave a reading, "KindnesSes that. Return and a Recipe for Chris-. tier/ Living", Mrs. J. D, Heecroft, had charge of the topic, "Making Christmas a Pleasure instead of a, Burden" and said that Christnias in the homes is influenced greatly by the appre- ciation of the gifts each receives, and the determination of all to make it a happy time, together, Over-spending of time, money and energy causes tension and frustra- tion and we should create a liking for the humble things .of life, the homes and home folks" and the grand old Christnlas story. The program committee is In charge of a euchre to be held on. December 27, in the, hall. The la- dies answered the roll call by drawing an exchange gift. The national anthem closed the meet- ing and the hostesses, Mis, Evans,' Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Ritchie and Mrs. Patrick •MeMillan served lunch, Fifteen boxes of Christmas candy were,very attractive and were dis- tributed among the ladies, WHITECHURCH anfl "*.v 5.01:1 &en Of le„ alerted. Sandet.Y lia.VOni$ Ma. anal Mrs. Van 744.1„lienaghan, ittri Mn and .rlairocs E. Currie, g rtg, 'Dona idLP,SideP Mrs. Icon, 4 n011 Currie ,spent, Monday in ,X..on, • — don. Rev, John Polloelr, of Wingham had charge of the services in the PriosbYttni4n Churches here on Sunda *, and will preach .here, again this Sunday,. Miss' LOS 'RibeY end Murray, George, and Donald, Ribey of Pert Elgin visited on Sunday with. Mrs. Waiter j....ott, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lemmex aXcl Vicki, of Atwood, Visited with Mrs, • Lott on Friday, Mr, Wendell"raylor held a very successful sale on ThuradaY and is now stayipg Itt the home of my. and Mrs. Perrle Pennington of TtirnherrY SWEATERS V.Neeit w tattliialik $6.95 to $10.95 SOX Nylon Stretchies• All wool Diablonds $L00 up Mrs. •Alex Robertson presented a slate of officers and the follow- ing were duly elected and installed: Hon. pros., Mrs. C, Krug; past pros., Mrs, George McGee; pros., Mrs, Norman Coultes; first vice, Mrs, Gilbert Beecroft; second vice, Mrs. Harry Cook; sec., Mrs. Mason Robinson; asst. sec., Mrs. John Jamieson; treas,, Mrs. Ronald Coultes; Christian stewardship, Mrs. E. Dow; temperance and ci- tizenship, Mrs. G. MeBurneY;; Missionary Monthly,, Mrs. E. Dow; comniunity and friendship, Mrs„ Alex Leaver, Mrs. Lawrence Tay- lor, Mrs. Sohn Jamieson, Mrs. Cal- vin Robinson; literature, Mrs. G. l3eecroft; supply, Mrs. Herson Ir- win; asst., Mrs. George Coultes, Mrs, Lawrence Taylor; special fund, Mrs. George Tiffin has been un-der the doctor's care during the past week. Mr. and Mrs, Edward Kimball of Toronto, spent the week-end at the home of lVls, and Mrs. Rutherford Rea,vie. Mr. and Mrs, Roy Elliott of Tees- ' water visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Walker. Mr. and Mrs. George Currie spent the week-end at London with Mr. and Mrs. Frank McCon- nell, whose little daughter had, the misfortune 'to have her arm badly hurt when she had it caught in the rollers of the washing machine, She, is a...patient in Victoria HOSPi-tea there. Mr. Robert Montgomery has been a patient in Wingha,m, Hospital ,...,,,.....„.0..,,,,,,,, ,..,,.t 4. ,,t,t....ar,..,,,,,,,z4r,..r,,,,:jo.„.....,,,,,,,,,,,r ....,.,....,,,,„,,,,,,,,,,,,„,,,,,w.t,,,,,a,,,,,,,,o,4„,,,„, w,,A „..j,,,,e,w,tff,,,,ff,t,r,,,,t,,,,,,r ,,p.,,, wi,..,,,,,,..ff.,,,, ,...,,,,v,. during the past week, where he rikriNii6W7-1 .-:1-:'04‘7 71ek--..-'7..-.---'7 -1,06b.'..-.--- • .-.- .1 -----. •-•W''.----------W---. -, '..-:.-. ':---7.-.-''.-7.1 ---',----re'W:,-4:" was suffering from a, heart attack. "t). Mr. and Mrs. Herbtrt Laidlaw oz ,, and IVan spent Saturday. with Mr. : . and Mrs. Jack Kerr and family, who moved this week-end to their new berne at Tillsonburg. Iltr. Kerr haS been working there this fall at the Ifydro eonversion. Mrs. Hugh David McDonald un- derwent an operation on Saturday in Victoria Hospital, London, Her Mother, Mrs. Frank Coulter, Mr. and Mrs. Alex . Coulter and her husband, Mr. McDonald, went ,to London on Siinday to see her. The Children of the Presbyterian Church Sunday School held their Christmas concert on Friday eve- ning in the Sunday.School room with James Wilson; superintendent, as the . chairman.- After a short prograre of Christmas numbers and carols the children were given their Christmas candy. All enjoyed the social time together. ReV. and Mrs. N. ,Caswell and family move this week-end to their new home at Shelburne,. The people of this community will miss this farriily:froth the manse and ex- tend best wishes for them in their Mr. and Mrs. A, E, Buckton and Mr, and Mrs. Thos. Morrison and family visited on Sunday at the home of the former's grand-daugh- ter, Mrs. John Barr, of kiniough, Miss Marjorie Coultes; nurse-in- tiaining at Guelph General Hos- tion at her home here. Mr. arid Mrs. George Saunders of Ashfield visited on Tuesday with dff. Mr. and Mrs. ,Xenneth Mason and children visited on Thursday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Mason, of Landoll. The .pupils, of Fordyce Sehbol put on their Christmas program ov- er CKNX on the Kiddies' Hour on Saturday with their teacher;' Mrs. Fisher, at the piano, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Zinn spent Wednesday at Woodstock and' In- iierkip at the home of his parents, Mr. arid Mrs, Irvine zitin, Mr. arid Mrs. Wm. McPherson and daughter 13eVerley; of St, Hel- ens, visited on Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon El- Hat. Mr.,and Mrs. John Sintihmon of Wroxeter and Mr. and Mrs, Robert Sirthrunon of Wingham, spent Sun. day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Beecroft, Mr. and Mrs, Elmer FurdOn and Mr, and Mrs. Perry Holmes of Winghana visited on Sunday at the home Of Mr, and Mrs, Calvin Rob- inson, Mr, and Mrs. Albert Walters and John trieved recently from the 4th Of XillieS8 to their other farm north ktrig oho Nylirrfcgiut full 1.1.cluse' greeted the 4 X.0., 1r4 Khlios.o . Christmas con,eeri, ,,,n Thursday evening'. Wayne Fie4.1 .ny acted as' chairman for the occasion-Aral tire. children presented a splendid Pro-. gram. of Christmas carols, dialogues and stunts, Santa arrived to dis- tribute the olfts-..froin the heavily loaded tree and Tiffin Brothers: proVJ4d the:MU:Sic, for dancing, community friendship, Mrs: Chas. Martin; literature, Mrs, B. W. Beeeroft; Missionary Monthly, Mrs. W, R, Farrier; music ceriven- nrs, Mrs. H. Laidlaw, Mrs. R. Chap- man; prayer COMM, Mrs, R. J. Laidlaw, Miss Olive Terriff; pian- WS, Mrs. W. R. Farrier, "Mrs, Q. D. Farrier, Mrs. Charles. Martin; supply conveners, Mrs. E, H, Gr9S, 'wall, Mrs. G. E. Farrier, Mrs. T, H, Moore and Mrs, W, 'Perrier, Officers fer W.A. are; Pres., Mrs. J. D, Beecroft; 'first vice, Mrs, John Pardon; see.-treas., Mrs. G. E Farrier; auditors, Mrs. Russell Gaunt and 'Mrs. Kenneth Dowling, Mrs, Ezra Scholtz sang "0 Come All Yo.,Paithful" and a time of sil- ent prayer was held for the nais- Sionaries and 'the success of their efforts.'' .Rev, It, A. Brook, after addressing the new officers, 'closed the meeting with Prayer- 'This 'was •the - quarterly birthday tea meeting and all enjoyed the Social tithe together, - EXCee4A/10040011 WHPRIOX1400 OtiriStniah /1),Oelang of the w.gs, of the PresbYteriari3Ohtireh was held in ale Sitil.day Sehool room On The W (1 liparsedsajoyenWti,t11(aratepodawtonn(cir= Was in tlie chair, and used the Christmas service of worship in the Glad Tidings, Mrs, Andrew Gaunt read the $oripturo lesson from Lnke, chapter 2, and Mrs, Goi,don Elliott gave the meditation talk On "What Christmas Saa Meant Down through the years", Mrs. Craig led inPraYer, All the secretaries gave encour- aging reports and the treasurer,' re- Port"a that the allneatiOn had been exceeded, Mrs. Frank Coulter read the Christmas story from the Glad Tidings. Mrs Jelin Craig had charge of the topic from the study book, "BOW the. LIving Word Came to Tiber. Mrs, Johnston Conn gave a reading, "TXO 4ostess of the Inn" and Mrs, Gordon Elliott closed the meeting with prayer. wz-urtalitmoi-r The regular Olirisrnas meeting -of the of Brick United • Church was held on Wednesday at the horhe of Mrs, John Jamieson with 1.5 ladies and six children present. Mrs. Norman Coultes presided. The theme of the meeting was' "His Constant Lamp", Mrs. Herson Irwin; press reporters Mis. Mason Robinson, Mrs. Chas. Shiell; Sunshine and cheer, Mrs. GeorgeWalker; organist, Mrs. Nor- man Coultes,' Mrs. George McGee; Mission Band supts.; Mrs. Clarence Chaniney and Mrs. Alex Robertson; asst., Mrs. Chas, Shiell;tHaby Band supt., Mrs. Roy. Pattison, Mrs. IVId- Ritchie. Mrs. Coultes was in charge of the candle-lighting service,. and' Mrs. Gordon McBurney, Mrs. H. Irwin, Mrs. Ronald Coultes and Mrs. Nor- man Coultas ,led in' short prayers,. :Mrs. McGee ,closed the meeting with prayer. • At Christmas Time, a Woman's • Place is in a Man's Store! • It's , our business to know what men like .to• wear. So . not make it your business to shop here: for men's • • gifts. that are sure to get a wOrm • reception. Dress Shirts., Van .:1795 up $ Forsyth eusonand Iris favorite%patterna $1.00 $2.50 NECKTIES. GLOVES ‘yoog Leather $1.50 to $5.50 Mr. and Mrs. 'William Kennedy, of Marnochi Visited on Saturday at the home of Mr, and .Mrs, john Wooleock,"of Glertarirlan. -Mr. 3414 '.Mrs. John • IVIctornei visited on•Satorday at the home of herLo piLteorn;. Mr”' ,,Eugene4; . she kept right on until •'he finally tried Downi's. Now he's just as enthusiastic abdut the service. "SWEAT You/ TX)4LAR GOES r • Lusve J SERVICE A Complete Stock . All Popular Name Brands. ks. hew home. WHAT COULD MAKE A MERRIER CHRISTMAS THAN A WORK-SAVER ALL YEAR 'ROUND ? • pital, is spending two -weeks' vaca- .z. Mrs. Mac Ross,and Miss Olive Ter- , SPECIAL CHRISTMAS PRICES ON. .DRYERS RANGES REFRIGERATORS WASHERS FREEZERS $15.00 Down Payment .No other payments until February 1957; ogiroicem.,..gal4mtemrz:romarzm new Shipment frein one suppliers of sniall anntiatices of electrical riiipment fox. the hope hai just arrival. Regular Se'rvice Guaranteed. Buy NOW while they last. r,440,0404:0004.yeezomrzwattwom 'HINTS /or DAD and SON Electric Motors, Drills, Saws, Routers for farm orhobby.shop. We will deliver on December 24th xegoozoormozeomergotr,opogoosettz Commercial, Industrial, Home & Farm Wiring . Motor Re4vind and Repair Pho1'ta.474 Winglumt 440.00140.1001VVIM 00W,r0=07A,V,MZ:2=1I.InnAnTV,Vnr"1";1041t02,P00114. SLACKS 'Wonted Fancies and Plains $7.95 to $18.50 . BELTS by Ilit,irocir $2.00 to $4.50, Polo Jamas by liarvey Wood; $4,95 up Sport Shirts Plaittak' tartithir $3,95 up' Bow Sport Shirts twat* rit ClitoltS $1.98 ip 1. O'clock • to 5 at: the farm all this week Phone 366J Wingham