The Wingham Advance-Times, 1957-11-27, Page 11•
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Aluminum and Small Gift Items, •
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Newest designs in Lolaid and Printed Linoleum
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4tiring the month, of December, WI&GHAM
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Win TEcHuRcii Mrs, Oortinn 110-
1.illeney visited on Thuraday with
Mr, and Mrs, John Mell4e4 at the
Whitechurch Farm Forum 'met racaide Nursing alno,,
on Monday evening at the home of M. Menzies has .been IC patient.
Mr. and mks, dames Pak:oiler with there for the past ,two years, acid
18 present. After the discussioe Mrs, lYferezleS, for the past' few
euchre was played with Mrs. Angus Weeks.
Falconer and Wililain Pardon Mr, and .Mrs; Perry Hoimea and
winning high points, qlw , next baby son Wingham Visited on
meeting will be held at the home, Sunday' at the home of Mr, and
of xr, and Mrs, Win, A, Pardon. MO, gdiyin 13,010notti,
Mr, and Mrs, John Jamieson and Miss Marilyn Morriaorr spent the
sons visited on Sunday at the home Past' Week at the borne of Mr, and
of her sister, Mrs, Anson Ratan Mrs.; 'Vernon Stoeitill powaSsan.
at Fordwich, Mr„ and Mrs, William Rintool
and family visited on Sunday with Mr, and, Mrs. Albert Camerae of
Ludknow visited on Thursday ai Mr. 4114 Ralph C41.4er°11 of
the home of their daughter, Mrs.Ash fi eld ' •
Mason Robinson,. gr. and MrC,Jes. 'Taterson -eft
gitehener visited on Sunday at„tbe
Vise Sandra Chamney "spent th'i home of his brother, Mr. Albert
Week-end at the home of Mr. rind Paterson.
Mrs, Jack Perdue of Toronto. Mr, Gordon Rintoill and. Leroy
Mr, Adam Robertson, Mrs. 1W. J. attended the Winter Fair last
NEWS
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Nevem%lel'6eir18,Awelet:,
League
0; Burke's 0;
Co-Op, 7; /lockets, 2; Lees, 7; Sput-
snptiix,tn01;:
0.
o date, MOS, IA; Burke'S
7; Co-Op, 19; Rockets, 4; Lees, 10;
November IS, high singles, C.
White, (286); D, Thompson (269);
T. Jardin,• (20); high triples, C.
White (736); D, Thompson, (702);
Jarclin, (690).
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Commercial League;
The third game of the 'second
series was played on Tuesday,
night, Standing as follows: Jesters,
14; Drivers, 12; Jets, 11; Sizzlers,
10;. Hooligans, 9; Spitfires, 7.
High scores for the night: Lad-
ies' high single, Mrs. H, Taylor,
222; men's high single, K. Cerson,
233, J, Brophy, 233, tie; ladies, high
triple, Mrs. C. -Lott 607; men's high
triple, J. Alexander, 619,
1 ray and Crawford McNeil, all of,
SINGER SPECIAL
W. Whwnesh, also attended the
ai fair, -
WHITECHURCH-The regular
meeting of the W,M.S, of the
United Church was held on Tues-
day last at the home of Mrs, Jas.
Falconer, with ,18 ladies present;
and with Mrs,' E. S. Groskorth
presiding,' giving the call to wor-
ship and leading in prayer, The
theme of the meeting was "Unto
Him, Every Knee Shall- Bow", Mrs.
Johrr Purdon read, the Scripture
lesSon and Miss Olive Terriff gave
a reading, "Sermons We See". ,Mrs.
Ezra Schotlz and Mrs, G, E. Far-
rier sang, "How Great Thou Art",
Mrs. Jas. Falconer gave a short
introduction to the study book and
Mrs, J. A Beecroft led in the dis-
cussion period, The ladles accepted
an 'invitation to attend a special
meeting at St,' Helens on Friday
to hear Miss Saunders, a returned
missionary from Japan, and al1,-
pointed Mrs. Russell Gaunt, Mrs.
Kenneth Dowling and ,Mrs, Ben
McClenaglian to bring in a slate
of officers at the next meeting on
December U. Mrs. Farrier reported
that the hale had been packed-Mrs.
Groskorth closed the meeting with
the benediction.
Lunch was served and all en-
joyed the social time together.
CHICKENS FOR REGULAR GAMES
TURKEYS FOR SPECIAL DRAW PRIZES
A Mr, and Mrs. Ezra Scholtz visited
Mr,afcenneth Laidlaw, Joyce and
Diane, of London, Visited on Sun-
1.40 Christmas Prices A A day with his 'mother, Mrs. jas.
on • ; Laidlaw,at Ooderich, ,and with Mr.
it New Portables 0 anc/ Mrs`, Elroy LaIdlaW'
and Admission: -
16 GAMES 'FOR $1.00
4 SPECIALS 25c EACH
A on Sunday at the . home of, his
it Cabinet Models .A brother, Mr, Reg. Schotlz of Au-
Mr. and Mrs. Myles Ste, Marie ,Akio I burn,
Demonstrators visited last week with his parent,
and A Mr. and Mrs. Jas; Ste, Marie of
Kitcheapr. U d NI h . se ac ines A 'MEDIATE HOCKEY
SCHEDULE ISM SET
This Coupon, presented at imrehase bingo card
entitles holder to One Chance w FREE isrrirkey OraW.
ATAXIA •
N Mr. and. Mrs. Harvey Weirand
A baby, Lorrel of Welland visited on
i We h. HENDERSON g Sunday at the home of his aunt
g Mrs. Alfred MeCreight: '
Phone 665. Wingham Mr. Will Elsley of Clifton spent
R the week-end' with Mr, and Mrs.
q.-4',Anro/rAnzoomsok..2%%,mo.,,,$: George Walker,
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Dec. 2-4-Durham vs Pt, ,Elgin
Dec. 3-Kincardine vs 'Paisley
Dec. 6-Pt. Elgin vs Durham „
Dec. 6-Paisley vs Kincardine
Dec. 10-Hanover vs Walkerton
Dec. 10-Durham vs. Paisley
Dec. 'A--:-Wiarton vs Wingham
Dec. 11-Pt, Elgin vs Kincardine
Dec. 13-Chesley vs. Pt. Elgin
Dec. 13-Hanover vs, Wiarton
Dec. 13-Kincardine vs. Durham
Dec. 13-Paisley vs, Walkerton
Dec. 14-Paisley vs. Chesley
Dec. 16-Walkerton vs. Pt, Elgin
Dec. 17-Wiarton vS. Paisley
Dec. 17-Kincardine vs. Wingham
Dec. Y7--Hanover vs Durham.
Dec. 20-Chesley vs. Durham
Dec. 20-Hanover vs, Kincardine
Dec. 20-Paisley vs Wiarton
Dee. 21-Wingham vs Walkerton
Dec. 21-Durham 'vs. Chesley
Dec. 23-Walkerton vs Paisley
Dec, 23-Chesley vs Wiarton
Dec. 26-Hanover vs Wingham
Dec. 27-Hanover vs Paisley
Dee. 27-'Wiarton vs 'Walkerton
Dec. 27-Durham vs Kincardine
Dec. 27-Chesley vs Port Elgin
Dec. 28-Port Elgin vs Chesley.
Dec, 30-Hanover vs Chesley
Dec. 30-Walkerton vs Wiarton
Dec. 30-Kincardine vs Port Elgin
Jan. 3-Chesley vs Hanover
Jan. 3.-Wingham vs Durham
Jan. 3-Port Elgin vs Paisley
Jan. 3-Wiarton vs Kincardine
Jan. 4-Walkerton vs' Chesley
Jan. 6-Wiarton vs Hanover
Jan. 6-Wingham vs 'Port Elgin
Jan. 7-Paisley vs Durham
Jan. 8-Hanover vs Kincardine
Jan. 8-Chesley vs Walkerton
Jan. 10-Kincardine vs 'Hanover
Jan. 10-Walkerton vs Wingham
Jan, 10Paisley vs Port Eight
Jan, 10-Chesley vs Wiarton
Jan. 11-Wingham vs Chesley
Jan. 13-Port Elgin vs Walkerton
Jan. 13-Kincardine vs Wiarton
Jan. 15-Hanover vs Wingham
Jan. 15-Kincardine vs Chesley
Jan. 15-Wiarton vs Port Elgin
Jan. 17-Wingham vs Hanover
Jan. 17 -`-Walkerton vs Durham
Jan. 17-Chesley vs Paisley
Jan. 17-Port Elgin vs Kincardine
Jan. 18-4Derham vs Walkerton
Jan. 18-Wiarton vs Chesley
Jan, 20-Wingham vs Wiarton
Jan. 20-Hanover vs Port Elgin
Jan. 22-Kincardine vs Walkerton
Jan, 22Paisley. vs Wingham
Jan. 22-Part Elgin vs Chesley
Jan. 24-Walkerton vs Hanover
Jan. 24-Pert Elgin vs Wingham
Jan. 24-Durham vs Wiarton
,Jan, 24-Chesley vs Kincardine
Jan. 25-,Kineardine vs Chesley,
Jan. 27-Hanover vs Wiarton
Jan. 27-Wirighani. vs Port Elgin
Jan. 29-Walkerton vs Kincardine
Jan, 29-Hanever vs Wingham
Jan, 29-Wia,rton vs Chesley
Jan. 31-Port Elgin vs Hanover
Jan, 31---Wingham Vs Paisley
Jan, 31-Wiarton vs Durham
Jan, 31-Chesiey vs 'Kincardine
Feb, 8.--4,,ort Elgin vs Wiartoti
ireh, 3-Kincardine vs Wingham
Feb. 4-Paisley vs Hanover
'Feb, 5--Chesley vs Wingham Feb. &-Wiarton vs Kincardine
Feb, 1-Kinettedine vs Whitton
Feb. 7-1/anover vS Port Eight
Feb, s--.Wingham vs MOO'
Feb, 10WinghAnt vs 'Marton
Feb, 10-Ittneardine vs Port Hight
Feb. 11-4DUtharn vs Hanover
Feb. Y2--bbesley vs Winghain
Feb, 14.-Pork Bight vs Wiarton
;Feb,14-ManoVer vs Chesley
Feb, 14--.Wingham vs Itineardino
Feb, 17-Wiarton vs Wingham
PO'. 10-Port Elgin vs Wingham
TeesWater, returned home On Fri-' Feb, 21 Wingham Milea.rdine
tray, Febi, 21-Wiarton vg Port lgia
Bring this Coupon 7 you must he present to Win.
Brick United WMS
Hears Reports
WHITECHURCH- The 'regular
meeting of the W.M.S. of Brick
United Church. was held on Wed-
nesday' last at the home of Mrs.
Cordon iVfcBurney with la ladies
and seven,,childreh • present. Mrs.
John Jamieson presided, gave the
call to worship and led in the'me-
ditation period. The Scripture
lesson was read, followed 'by pray-
er.
Mrs. Lawrence Taylor and MrS.
Ronald Coultes had charge 'of the,
second chapter of the study book
and led in the discussion that fol-
lowed,.
Mrs. Gilbert Beecroft was in
charge of the business period. Mrs.
Gordon' MeBurney told of the invi-
tation from the St. Helens W.M.S.
to attend a meeting there on Fri-
day., Mrs. McBurney was asked to
give a reading for the program.
The ladies decided to hold the next
meeting on December 11, and give
a special gift collection to send to
Miss Agatha Coultes, to use in her
work at Edmonton, rather than
have a Christmas exchange' of gifts,
Mrs. Mason Robinson, Mrs, Roy
Pattison and Mrs. John L. Currie
were appointed to bring in a slate
of officers at the next meeting.
Mrs. Gordon lVfel3urney spoke on
the Presbyterial reports on citi-
zenship, Mrs. Dow gave the report
on stewardship and, Mrs, Robinson
the secretary's report. YI'S. Ron-
ald Coultes gave an encouraging
report of the financial standing of
the W.M.S. and all joined in re-
peating, the benediction in unison.
- Mrs. Alan Pattison's group was
in charge of the birthday tea lunch
that followed,
tt Funeral Flowers - Wedding Bouquets
'WI Special arrangements
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WHITECHURCH .
SATURDAY EXC U RSIONS
to TOR
EVERY SATURDAY (TO AND INCL. DEC.14114
ood going and rofuminj Soturclay only.
Mr, and Mrs. Calvert Falconer
of Blyth visited on Sunday at the
heme. of Mr, and Mrs, Jas, Falcon-
er.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Barker and
children of Geelerich visited on
Sunday With Mr. and Mrs. John
MeHuraey.
Mr, and Mrs, Archie Purdon and
baby, Kathy and her mother, Mrs.
Webster Jacklin, a Listowel, were
In London on Friday, where they
visited with Mr. Jacklin, who has
been a patient in Victoria Hospital
during the past week,
Mr. and Mrs. Lawson Majury
and Vvenne and Mrs, Thos, Kerry
of Paisley visited 011,, Sunday at
the home of Mr, and Mrs, Albert
Coupe's, and Miss Marjorie Coul-
tes of OttelPh spent the wcek..end
at her home here.
Mt, and Mrs. Mules Moore and
ehildren. Me/veld on Saturday ter the
village to Mr. ttroy Laidlaw's
house,
' The Ladies' Aid Meetieg at the
Presbyterian Church was held oh
Wednesday at the home of Mrs,
Meinnis, •
Mrs, Will Conn,4who spent the
past twh weeks at the borne of her
datighter, Mrs, Hardie Siranson, of
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$605' :Guelph $2,0 Palmerston
alti-,•Ranover
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Oh(sley
Clinten '
Blare
Verges
Georgetown
Clialetich
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4.40 diarriston
5.03 ,Ingershii
5.05 neardi no
2.00' Kitchener
2:00 Listnirvel 3.80 Wel ford
1.30 .11110.1(1, 440 Wint Maui
,5.31) Owen Sound 5.05 Wyoming
Paisley 5.50
Cerrespanding Fares from uterinediele Points
PHONE 12
Curlers at 'Kitchener
A rink from the Wingiunn Curl-
jag Club, skipped by Jack 13ow-•
Man, attended the annual bonspiel
held in (Kitchener' en, Monday ,asd
held in Hit:choler on Monday and
Friday of 144 week, The boys wore
fortunate enough to come borne
with a, consolation prize in the
second event. The other members
of the rink wore, H, Carmichael,
Tom McDonald and Sam Swoenoy,
United W.M.S.
Met Tuesday.
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',, Family Games - CROKINOLE , .. : $4A9 ea.
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i'l ' TABLE TENNIS - HOCKEY GAMES
• and MANY others
GAMES and BOOKS . a large selection
for every , age gronp.
Nicely bound CHILDREN'S CLASSICS
SERIES . 690 each
..Sleighs, ,Toboggans, Hockey Sticks
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Gifts for everyone at VVELWOOD'S
USE OUR LAY--,A ,WAY=PLAN,
Select now, pay a small deposit and the balance when
convenient. Avoid the disappointment of last minute
shopping. Can be usecl.for any item in,the store.
Complete display (if all gift wrapping
supplies,. Christmas Cards, Tree
Lights and.Decorations. •
BOXED CARDS -- SPECIAL
SO cards for 98c ,
Family shopping made easy - there's something for everyone in eleven different departments.
. Lingerie, Sweaters, Slips, Chinaware, Men's Shirts, Socks, Ties, Lighters, Pictures, Stationery, Towels, Lamps, Watches, Tools, E tc:illorw Slips and Bed Spreads
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fUL INFORMATION FROM AO[NTS
*Yes Sir Toy Land is open at Welwood's.and on • display now, are hundreds and ,hundreds of
Toys for Girls and . Boys of all ages. You'll find fascinating new Toys, popular old, favourites
and .toys from distant lands, a 'big array,' at its best right now for your selection. •
Best -of all you will like the popular Variety Store Prices.
BE SURE TO SEE THEM THIS WEEK
Bright enamel with
springs, ,some jug like
Moin's priced at ,
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Neal life-like beirritieS with soft
Vinyl limbs and rooted Saran ,
„hair.
Betel with lovely dress or costume.
$3.'95 to•
$9.50
$5.49 $8.95 '..
$19.95 and. '
Others from $1.98 $14.95. each
DOLL BEDS, FURNITURE, CLOTHES.
Children's TABLE and CHAIR SETS,
$7.95 each' (two chairs)'
FOR BOYS.
Clever ELECTRIC TOYS, 'remote '
control Trucks, Trains and • others,
• roivered by $1' 98 $3.95 flaShliOht cells to
Construction Sets Blocks
Modelling Kits Tractors
Big Steel Road Graders ,
Earth Movers