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ftefilular Sunday Services
Moineitibering •the tmro- I4 4.14.
Sunday School 0,10
iflospel Meeting at' 7,00 p,nt.
Push Thursday •everting at 8 p.ul.
Prayer Meeting and Bible studyk
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One of the highlights at the 4-H Club's presentation of awards made
on Friday, evening in the Wingham. District High School was the
awarding of Club -Leaders' Certificates honoring five years' voluntary
service as 4-I-1 Club Leaders, Awards were presented to. Ken' Stew- ,
art, Seaforth; Stantey Hillen, Walton; William Boyd, Walton; George
Underwood, Wingham; Harvey Johnston, Clinton, and Harry Strang,,,
of Hensall. The awards • were presented by William Montcalm, of
Toronto. A •.•
NYLON .HOSE —
trx7::,otil.lisigtarebtara4ned: •
Daitcre to see oar wonderful, selection of New
'LINENS 'including, -Bridge Sets, Pillow Slips,
Table, Cloths, Runner's, •etc. — all at very
' attireetive prices.
UMBRELLAS --
In exceptionally '
. styles end shades • smart $2 98 '$4 95 to , •
GOWNS &PAJAMAS
FrOm coay flannelette • and siguggledown to
beantiful .sheers: $2.98 $6 95 • Priced front ..... • • to,
HANKIES —
One look at our HANKIE BAR will 'Convince
you, we do have a wonder- 50c fill assortment. Priced frinn .....
Lae Crowd. at
Hot Slipper
qoxv3az—member4 of the ,Gorr
Tie L,Q,D,A. held a 014csssf41 bake
Sale and bazaar on Saturtleai after,
boon in the comniunitY 1144. A fine
het supper was. Served at the sup-
per hour, when a iarge number at-
tended,
Christmas Wreathe and decora-
tions- were used in the ball and
table decor was in the Christmas
theme, In the draw for Christmas
cakes Donald Templemari Won the
large cake and Wilford King the
smaller one, The L.O.B.A. wish to
thank all who bellied to make this
a success.
OUR BUSINESS TNSURANUE
MEIPT. has been 'organized to
give beipful,„ specialized service
for the protection of PART-
NERSHIPS, 'ICEY MEN, SOLE
OWNERSHIPS - Be ASSURED
FRANK C. HOPPER
,Representative---
Canada Life
WINGHAM, ONT.
jrmogmEmemimmtrmomokomm,imimmomulueamoarigar4gut,
The Famous "PRESTO" Brand
Electric Skillet
'FOUR appliances in ONE
plug in wherever you use!
A WONDERFUL CHRISTMAS VALUE
AT ONLY $15,95 „ A Special pre-Chritina* 'bulk l*nry' has made
Paulson Elettric
"Serving you since 1935"
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tmtompsoommlismAmAtoporrorltrommmliommtr,zovmmmorkvai,
this ' low price possible.
$2.98 to $5.95
HANDBAGS
Such is, practieal gilt and available In plastic! calt-or morocco
leather, in such ' t9,0 $10 95 attractive styles. Price ..... %a 6..08 to • ,
SLIPS —
See Mir BHAUTD4.11.4.1ncy Stipa'
from the usual fine selection
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Taking Vitamins?
'Take the kind that give you 9 vitamins; liver, and 12 mineral.%
Super-Plenamirts, can help your whole family
hum' ttain resistance to infection during these cough and cold dap
'Mrs. Mat Newton
Is .1958 President
,GORRIE—The Dettentber meet-
ing of the Guild of 'St. Martha, of.
St. Stephen's Anglican .Chitrch,
Wag held on Wednesday evening at
the bOme `of Mrs, Harold Davi&
The Meeting , opened With prayer
and the president, Mrs. fi'rank:
King, had charge of the,devotional
period and of the business of the
evening. The Scripture lesSon was
read by Mrs. Leonard Sanderson
and the roll call answered with. a
thought on the Nativity.
The Rev. H. C. AttWell edndlieted'
the election of officers and the
following were elected for the year':
1958: President, Mrs: Mae Newton;
vice-president, Mrs, Harry
teoretary, Mrs, Wlinner•
treasurer, Mrs. Verne Clark;: Audi.
Cot, Mrs. Leonard SanderSon.,
The benediction Was pronounced;
by the rector and lunch was •seived
by the Hostesses,
PAJAMAS
A real smart looking.Seleetion ot Pajamas in broadelolIN $3 95
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MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS—
A "real hit with any man. Fan:outs 'oStardast" or fine bretnt.
00 Cloth in 'No Don fah:cies, or good quality broadcloth; Priced • up
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We tarry a fine of famOusjimine brands In 'nylon, nit wool, or blended wool
and iiyhail in Stretehles .
1000) $1.50 oot, $2.00 regulars. Priced at
Sion
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liinkliaCaskirinielit. Aft popiditt. et:lours On itaildovith
611'13.11°16 84.1"' $ I 00 $2 .00 $2 50 '$3 50 :Prii;ed ... ...... ,„.„, • 0 P • •Pi •
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GORRIE—"What would we miss
if Christmas were banished and we
were not allowed to keep it any
More?" was the 'query in an ad-
dress by Rev. W. J. S. McClure
at the Christmas meeting of the
Gorrie WA, at the, honie of Miss
Margaret Dane. He said we would
know little of God's love; the word
Saviour would haye little meaning;
life would be hopeless. 'He, closed
with a note of triumph, 'that Jesus
had heeorhorn; that God had given
His only son, and with His b
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rth
came love, and hope.
Mrs. Mel Taylor presented
thoughts on the motto "Keep the
family yearnings within the fam-
ily's earnings" recommending aud-
gets and personal allowances and
letting the family have simple fun
together, doing things together and
being helpful to others.
The president, Mrs. Glad Edgar,,
was in the chair. 'Roll call was
answered with, a •Christmas verse.
It was, announced that 19 ,girls
Were completing the 4-H course
"Working with Wool". The rug
making course will be held after
the holidays. Twenty-five were in
attendance. Christmas carols were
sung.'
Mrs. Robert Gibson, Fordwieh,
gave:a deinonstration of wrapping
Christmas gifts, Christmas decora-
tions .and -table, centres. Mrs. H.
Ferguson; , MI.& Andy Elgar and
Mrs.:-Norman Wade assisted the
host* in serving' lunch, There
was ab,eXeliange of gifts, and Tins
GREY. W. J. s, MCCLURE
ADDRESSES MEETING
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New equipment has been added to our plant — a new
product for the Wingham and District Consumers . .
HOMOGENIZED JERSEY, MILK. ;
What is Homo Milk? Why is it so extra good?
Homogenization means that fresh, sweet whole rich
milk •is put through .a special process which forces the
milk' into such tiny droplets that the cream and the
milk are completely and permanehtly blended. They
-cantilever again separate.
To yo'u this means that every drop of Homo Milk tastes
exactly like every other drop rich and creamy. it
Means that there is really cream in every drop, so that
the flavor is better and always uniform.
Better for drinking, better for 'cooking and
easier lo digest, Il is recommended for the
baby too.
Of coarse for 'those who still •prefer Cream Prop Milk,
we will.continue to process and distribute this product,
as usual.
TRY IT TO-DAY, SAME PRICE,
SAME• HIGH QUALITY.
'Homogenizeci Milk
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PROCESSORS AND DISTRIIIUTORS OF HIGH GRADE.
DAIRY" PRODpeTS,
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OFFICERS WALLED
BY EXETER. TEAM
GORRIE—On Wednesday ever:.
ink, December 4th, A very hppres-:
sive installation ,e0reinfieY was
held for the offleers of Howick.
Legion Braila 307, An installation
team from 'bteter :branch Was
charge of the ceremony, Fred
O'Brecht, of Durham, provincial
president, and Cheater Mertialn of
Tara, provincial chairman were:
preseat for the occasion. Zone
Commander Jack • Bateson and
Membership Chairman Don Ad-
ams, arid, several Wingban/ con-
reties were also present,
Officers for the coming year are
as follows: President, James Clark
Cre-elected); 1st vice-president,
Ed. gilinar; 2nd vice-president,
''-'04'''`Z-4114,144%afP Ken •Calbraith; :sgt.,-tit-aries, Har-
old Keil.; treasurer, Thou, Ritchie;
secretary, Hector Hamilton; chap-
lain, Bert Harris; color bearers,
Gordon Underwood, James Vittie;
welfare officer, Wm, Austin; pub-
lie: relations, Geo. Inglis; executive
committee, Mel 'Allen, Geo, pane,
Wes 'Helaine].
Super Plenamins Regular '
Cost us Mae as per day-
Family-4ize bottle of 72 tablets...., $4;791
Economy bottle of1;44 tablets, $7.99
Five weeks supply of 36 tablets.... $2.59
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For children. tl to 12
Super Plenamins, Junior
.9),itumins, calcium, phosphorous and irolt
72 -tablets $310•'
144 tablst"..,•• I • • If, 4.11 :.• • • • $5.49
:36*tablets • $3,79
Ga your jimily
supply today!
United, Church Nevus
G9RRIE—The Woman's Assoc-
iation will meet at the home of
Mrs. Fred HYndinan on Thursday,
December 13 at 8.15 p.m. South
Friendship Circle will' be In
charge of the program,
The Friendly Fours are holding
a Christmas party in the church
hail on Friday, December 13 ,, at
8.15 p.m.
Mission Bind will meet on
Thursday; December 12th after
schdol In the Church Hall, and
Tyro. Boys at 7 p.m.
Baby Band members are kindly
asked to leave their Mite boxes at
Stephen's Store before the end of
the month..
The Canadian Girls in Training
are holding tneir‘vesper service on
Sunday, evening:
,
December 15th,
at 8 p.m. It is hoped all will take
advantage and attend this Chriat-
alas service.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Koch have
moved to their home in Gouge
fAm their farm near GowenatOwn.
Miss Irene Holmes returned td
her home in TOronto,, last week
after spending a few weeks with
her brother, Mr. H. V. Holmes.
Miss Mary Thornton of Kitchen-
er spent, the week-end with her
mother. •
Miss Ruby Taylor was home
from London for the week-end.
Mrs. Lottie Thornton, Miss Kay
Cathers, and Mr. Bob Gathers
visited the latter's father, Mr. John
Cathers, in Victoria 'Hospital, Lon-
don on Saturday and found' him
to-be improving.
Mrs. Chas. Lawrence is ill with
pneumonia at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Jennings and the
Rev, Harry Jennings, Lucknow,
Mrs. Alex Taylor received pain-,
ful 'burns to her hands and arms
with a pressure cooker at her
home on Saturday.
Miss Shirley Bennett was home
from Toronto over Sunday.
Mrs. Robt, Ferguson has been
confined to her bed' for the past
ten days.
Mr. Geo. Tdwnsend left last
week 'to spend the winter in Flor-
ida, He was accompanied by Mr,
and Mrs.. Walker of Listovvel.
Mr, and Mrs. F. C. Attwell and
Paul of Brantford were Week-end
visitors with their son, ..the Rev.
E.• C. 'Attwell and Mrs. Attwell at
the rectory.
Mr. and Mrs, jack /*the,
Kenny and Karen of Weston and
Mr, Tom Hastie of •Toronto spent
the week-end with Mr, and MrS.
Hen Hastie.
Mr. and 1VIrs. C. G. Moffat, Mary
Lou, Elaine and Jiminy, of Wing-
ham were Sunday guests of Mr.
and Mrs., Archie Miller,
Mr. and Mra, Wilford King spent
Sunday with Mr.: and Mrs, Victor
Sherd at Moorefield.
t Mrs, Etta Day is spending the
winter months with Mr. and Mrs.
Milo Casernote; at'Wingham,
Mr, John. Martin, of Wingham
spent the week.ond with Ur. and
Mrs. Earle King.
Ittelt Johnston, Port Ctilborte,
spent the Week-end• at thehorne Of
Aft and Mrs, Cecil Grainger,
Warden arid Mrs, Harry Dowdy
heatre
TWO IliboWS each. Hight
kCillit at 7.1$
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burs., rrl., Sat., Bee. 1243-11
;Bob Hope, Katherine Hepburn
"'The Iron. Petticoat"
Slapstick .comedy with. Bob
'111:9PQ .as an• Air Force Pilot In
West Germany,
SINGER SPECIAL
Christmas Prices R.
New Portables 0,1
and
G. ALAN WILLIAMS
Optometrist
Patrick St., Wingham
NOWW.A.,in
Phone 770
Available only at 'your Ftexall Drug Store
hORRIE
iii attended Warden and Mrs. LOrnd
ilendersonla banquet in the 1.4ion
ceRnewdrE PRA'!
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On WethieSday evening, Decem-
ber 18th the annual Stinditi ,School.
gathering take th,e form .of a
on' "Japanese Men in the Newe, potluck' dinner in the conuntinlity
taken from arteheal:Istueddyueabtodost c,pwebeprei.e: ,tt n.7.gnre.rii:ga:„uWonhenaarie) mienalvihtee.ras of
and very industrioas,, attentl: ''••••
and have time for • beaUty„:',
have a wonderful sense' of flower :
arrangement, 'Some of .the PeProfF
still cling to the customs' of :their,
ancestors". Mrs., Lyle Watshh
modelled a Jaiiatiese gown, siippqa
and fan. 1 ' •
Mis. Edgar,. the' president, ,• took
charge of the business, Arrange -
/tents were made to ,send cards to
the shut:ins.' Mri, PA: Tayfor gaVe
the report, Mis, L. Watson
Mission Band and Mrs,. J. W. V.
Buchanan, Baby Band ,
The officers for next: year are as,
follews: President, =Mrs, W. J. V.
Buchanaio,'.iSt vice president, Mrs,
Gerald Galbraith;. 2nd. vice presi,
dent, Mrs. -deo. Brown; recording
secretary,' Miss Marga.rtit Dane;:
assistant secretary, Mrs:
King; envelope secretary-, , Mrs.'
Tom Edgar; treasurer,
Carson; co rresPeraing secretary,,
Mr's. T. 'L.MeIrinea; press repotfer,
Mrs.:IH. Ferguson; 'assistant " re.
porter, Mrs.. diad
ship, Mrs, H. HanditOn;
ship, Mrs, .W. Trinible;.' literature',-
Mrs. I. Toner;-Missionary Monthly;,
Miss Margaret Dane; •Asseelate
Helpers, Mr's.' 1-1.,,A.1;insoii; corp
munity friendship,::,Mrs.
Mrs. A, TayloistipplY ,c'enintilttee,•
Mrs. L. Walker; Mrs.. C. Grainger,
Mrs. Wes Strong; Babi Band, Mrs.
J, Toner, Mrs. Buchanan; _Secre-
tary younger', groups, Mrs. G.
Brown; pianist, Mrs, L. N, Whit-
ley; assistant pianist, Mrs.
tie; nominating committee, MrS T. -
L. McInnes and Mrs. M. D. Irvin.
The roll call was: answered by
number of visits to sick. Luneh
was served by •the hostess and the
committee in charge.
GORRIE—Mrs. Giad Edgar was
hostess for the .December Meeting
of the W.M.S. even:
ing. Mrs. L. N. Whitley- • played
quiet music before 'several 'Christ-
mas carols were sung. •
Among Mrs, Buchanan's remarks
MRS. GLAD EDGAR
HOSTESS TO WM.S.
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It ? s la ter
than you,
think!
So here are,
soine very
'helpful gift
suggeStions
for" Fier ;
lary 'will hold, their annual meet-.
inglat •the."boine„ of. Mrs. Nerinan
Wade oft7Thursday at 2,3Q -p.m.
Roil , call ' to ,be answered 'with a
Christmas verse •and a Christmas
gift to ,l he
Anglkan chutch
GORRIE The Woman's durst
GEORGE WILLIAMS
First Class
WATCH REPAIRS
Located ia'Mason's Store
Owing "to laek of specie
Watches and very. small
Cleclis' only.
,Vt/ELLERY-7-
You ()AWL )io wrong, giving rich leaking. Je`wellery
by Motto Bars athi Limo, soptolitt o set4, nom k*Su
chi. Niel TeelitYq, red'often
. Congratulations _and 'best wishes fol l ow obi goo.
.11 , to Mr. and MrS, Ceell Grainger, Iota iatiltririe,
11 who eelebrated their 25th" wedding grb60,61-:,17 no- libtk ten .tintliv4sary on MaildaY, Deeeinber gy,
to nth, With a family dinner at their d rug?' pod v.eon
• at Petrolia, on priday even= •fttglaiiiiri linct
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