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and offer First,Class, Sanitai y
Barbering Service.
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WINGHAM, ARENA
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Wednesday,
Dec.
tri
3.30 p.m,
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PUBLI SCHOOL .. ' , r ,
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Meij's • Town Lelt�`ue
6, Brakes, 7; , ,Co -Op,, • 0;
Rockets,' 5; Lees, 2; Sputnix'2,
'High .singles H. Taylor, 313; L.
Reynolds; • •289; Tom' Jardin, 287;
.High ;triples, Tom Jardin, 685
G; • Perrott, 644;' H. Swatridge, 633,
Cominerciai League
• The,. first . gime of 'the third Ser
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les
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res was, payed on; Tuesday night,
Results as ,follows;.
Jets 5 :'Hoo
li an ,5• . Spitfires,
,� � g s, SP r s,
4%i Sizzlers, 2'f ; Drivers, 2; Jes-
ters,
Htgh, scores for the' night: Z.ad-
les' high single, Mrs. V. Loughlean,
249; men's high. single, L. Craw-
ford 284, ladies' • high triple, Mrs.
J " Jackson; 618; men's high triple,:
L Crawford,. 593.
will.. ,brie
!li.eace�t4r �(�deaatJlcty�
to your' door — with 'more NEMS „SPORTS FEATURE`S.
n for i mediat delive t;
Phone one of the following,oarrier:ole:rhe �, • . • _ ry
In• WINGHAM'
.' KEN CHETTLEBU.12G'Il: 221
GEORGE Ck 'C I.Ii)1SUROU : 227
HitUGU 1'4C»ONALD 1250'
PAUL JARDIN 147
BOB. r, PililAIL 418
MURRAY)(EBB t •419w
LYMAN ,IAED1N 141
MAU1t,ICE ST. MARIE '677,1
`t ON.. MDFRAY 363
• 13011f nnooKS 672M
•In'WROXETER
tot- MOOSE 77r.3
'TERRY. CLARK 47
GORRIE
'DON WIH'I'FIELD 48r16..
ALL* YIA. MILTON 38r11
In FORDWIR�H'
• DORIS CAEPSWELi. 111x4,
DIANA CJARiSWELL, 11x4
Mr;; l►I rs. 8; Proeter
Married 35 Years
RELGRAVE---3/fr. and . 1VIr%
CharlesTh6max and family held a
farriily dinner and gathering at j
their home''in Brussels, on Silnday,
►'December 15,, in honor of '1Vxrs,
Thomas' parents, Mr, and M'rs;
Stewart Procter Of near l3olgrave,
The oecasioir w€i$ their 25th
wedding anniversary;, whioh had
beer, on 'December 3.4t6.
Present were all their` family
Mr, • and Mr's, Ross Procter and
family !of Burlington;. Mr, Charlie
Proeter of Oakville; Mr, George
Procter of Guelph; Mies, Ruth
Proeter of Stratford; .their broth-
ers and, sisters, Mr and Mrs.
Charles.. Hopper of , Wingharn;
Mr, and Mrs. Bert Armstrong and
family, of Wingharn; '1VI s, Myrtle
Stark of Detroit, Michigan, and
Mr. GordonImlay, h
M x y, w o resides
with his sister.
Mr, and Mrs, Procter were pre-
sented with flowers and gifts,
KNOX CNURCG• flOEDS
f '
CHR STMAS PARTY
BELGRAVE: The tneMbers of
the 'Knox Presbyterian • Church
held ' their congregal;ional. Christ -
!nes party in the community_ cent-
tie on Thursday 'evening. Garner
Nicholson was' chairman for the
011 "in .
f o�v g programiiic:
• Address of. welcome by .Rennie
Purdon; carol .singing',was..enjoyed
by everyone; recitation by Cam-
eron Anderson;` solo by Margaret
Nicholson accompanied by, Anne
Wightman; piano solo by Marlene
Purdon; : •noveilty;number: hy,ii3;onnie
and Reg Purdon, Ronnie N=feholson
and Ross Wightman,• quartette
num.her hy•Mariene Purclon, Mar-
garet Nicholson, . Margaret and
Anne Wightman; piano d$tet by,
Margaret .and • Anne Wightman;.
. violin number by Arnold 13ucio ae-
�"';'companie 1 ny t Mrs, A. Bruce, !fhe
Closing recitation was given by
]Malcolm Anderson,
A' social time was =ehjoyed by,
every -tine ,and lunch :was served,'
after which Sante, Claus made a
visit to give out gifts awl 'Candy.
Swing Sisters
Hold Meeting
1 1JLrMOR1=The fifth meeting
of the L'elnlore Swing Sisters was
held in the community centre at
8,30 on.1?eeerrrber 9t11.,The meeting
closed with the ;repetition of the
P,l�dge and the minutes: of the last
meeting :by Ruth Fitch, The girls
,sinswered, the roil -call; which was
"What weave, and why did. you
choose this material'?"
Mrs. Fortune demonstrated the
proper method of insetting 'a zip-'
per in a'- kirt. The home, assign:
,Ment and roll Ball were given and
the remainder of the evening was.
spent working on record books ,and
on the skirts.
The nein meeting is to be herd
on December 30th at 2 pan The
national anthem. was sung With
Mao r)oubledee .at the piano. ",
BUY ItOW AND SAVE
ON 'OUR BIG SELECTION OF
GIFTS
FOR MOTORISTS
Anyone who 41riv4ttaf
car will oppreetafi
gifts of our fine ac•
Ces#tare*
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SEAT COVERS, FOG LIGHTS,
HEAVY DUTY ,TIRES,,
AUTO HEATERS
GENUINE GENERAL . MOTOI'�S
PARTS and ACCESSORIES,,;
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ANN
OFFICERS NAMED AT
EVENING AUXILIARY
• iEi GRAVE•--The.•.re,gular meet
kw of,the ,.Evening .Auxiliary o
the Woman's Missionary Society o
Knox United Chueeh was, held on
Tuesday evening of Last Week a
the home of Mrs, Ralph McCrea
With an attendance o£ 19 n ern
hers: The president; Mrs Ross
Anderson was infcharge and open
ed the meeting with, a hymns and
prayer, followed by an article
Ladies Elect
Group Officers
DONNYBROOK—The W.M.,S,
and W.A. Met on Ttilesday after-
; upon a the home 44 Mrs. Edw..
f Robinson with 10 ladies present.
f •
Mrs H, Jefferson was in charge
k' of the W.M.S. meeting using the.
Christmas program, from the Mis-
- sionery Monthly, with several lad-
ies taking psrt. '
Mrs, Stuart Chamney read the
chapter from' the 'study book, sev-
eral carols were sung and Mrs, ,T,
Leddy ,gave a reading "The Littlest.
Angel'', The minutes were approv-'
ed as read and the treasurer's re
s port 'showed that the allocation
. had been `reached. Mrs. (Rev.).
• Hiltz explained the work of the
Sunday School in the .Home, of
which she is district supervisor.
Families where there are children'
"Christmas Cards".
Minutes were read bylvtrs, Ralph
McCrea and the treasurer's report
by Mrs. Robert Grasby. There were
seven house •and 22 hospital visits
to the sick and shuttle reported
The 'birthdays were. remembered
Members .were reminded of the
hale to be packed soon, anyone
having any suitable articles to
leave them with Mrs, Lyle Hopper,
The Baby Band it boxes are to
be handed in read- for the end' of
the year reports,'It was announced.
that the C,G;I.T. vesper service,
worild be held on Sunday evening,
December
22, The January meeting
ne
Will be Ileld at the home of Mrs,
Clarence Hanna with Mrs, Jack
Taylor's group in charge.
Mrs. •George Michie, convener of
the •nominating ' committee, read
thereport of the new officers for
the. new year as fdllo s
Past
president, Mrs. Ross Anderson;
president, Mrs, Gordon Bosman;
first vice-president, Mrs, Clifford
Logan; second vice-president, Mrs:
Clarence Hanna; secretary; Mrs
Ralph McCrea; assistant secretary.
Mrs,, Clarence Hanna; treasurer
Mrs. Robert Grasby; Associate
Helpers, Mrs,. .Ted Fear; Christian
stewardship, Mrs, Albert Bieman;
Christian Citizenship, Mrs. James
Coultes; community friendship,
Mrs. Norman Cook; 'literature
Mts. Ross, Anderson; supply, Mrs
Lewis Stonehouse; pianist; Mrs
George Johnston; ' auditors, Mrs
James Coultes and Mrs, Ralph Mc.
Crea.. ti
The following are the groups
with the. first .named 'the leader:
Group "one, Mrs. Jack Taylor•,.'Mrs
A, I3'leman Mrs, W. Walker,. Mrs.
IT, 'Vincent, Mrs, G. Bosnian; Mrs
G; Pengelly, Mrs. E. • Cook, Mrs, A:
Dunbar; group two,. Mrs, L, Bolt.,
Mrs, J. Coultes, Mrs. T. Fear, Mrs
G. .Nicholson, -Mrs,; F. Campbell,
Mrs, R, Grasby, Mrs. C. Yuill, Mrs
S. Pleteh; group three, Mrs. C.
Walsh, Mrs. N. Crook,, Mrs, K.
Barbour, Mrs, R. Anderson, Mrs,
H, •Walsh, Mrs, G. Johnston Miss
A..1Vfe 'i.ohol, Mrs. J. Walsh, Mrs
C. Walsh; group four, Mrs. C
Hanna, Mrs, R. Robinson, Mrs. R
MgCrea, Mrs. J, Lamont, Mrs, T
Smith, Mrs. L, Stonehouse, Mrs.
0, Logan, Mrs. R. McSween,
A Christmas service of worship,
was taken from the. Missionary
Monthly, with Mrs. Cameron
Walsh as leader assisted by • Mrs.
Jaynes Walsh, Mrs, Norman Cook
and Mrs. Ross Anderson. A° story,
"The Outeast of the Hills", was
read by Mrs. Harold Walsh. The
meeting closed with prayer by,
Walsh. Mrs. George • John-
ston led in recreation and lunch
was served. .
Christmas Party -
At Fear Home
BELGRAVE Seventeen mem-
hers of the C G.I"T. •group gather-
ed at the home of their leader, Mrs,
Ted Fear, for their Christmas
party on Friday evening.
,%stn Hanna and Patsy Logan
led the group in genies.. Lunch
was served and Mr,. Fear acted as
Santa Claus to distribute the gifts.
FORUM MEMBERS
ASK SUPPORT
72% of the forums reporting
their findings to National Farm
Radio 'Forum ..feel. that current
federal government farmpolicies
are not meeting the 'farmers'
needs as well as they should,
The forums were asked in what
ways their needs are beingrnet or
not being met through federal
farm policies. 37% of the forums ('
thought that solve of their needs
are being' met through such polio-
ies as the price supports on dairy
products, hog and poultry pro.
dricts: the Canadian `Wheat Board;
and temporarily through cash ad=
vanees on farm stored grain,
For those giving a negative ansa,
wet'29"/a felt that freight, rrates 'are
too high 27% Of the forums said
that support; prices on hogs and
eggs aro not meeting the produe"�
et's' 'needs but are of valtte to the.
packers. The price spread between
eoat of .piroduotion and pride of:
protltict is too great and should be
investigated according to 19% ,of
the for'ulns. Thef'or0nigwant loteer
Machinery mines, better farm loan
and credit policy, iinpor't controls,
stabilized prices, Aria ttiore adver-
are enrolling in this service for the
winter,
W,M,S, officers elected for the
coming year were as follows: Past
pros., Mrs. Wm, Hardy; ores,, Mrs.
Charles Jefferson; . vice -press„
Mrs, H. Woods and. Mrs. S. Thornp-
son;; see,-treas., Mrs, S. Chamney;
torr.-sec'y., Mrs: 'E,, Snowden;:
stewardship sec., Mrs, R. Cham-.
ney; Missionary Monthly sec:, Mrs.
H. Jefferson; citizenship and,;
temperance, .Mrs, Morley John-
ston; supt. pf Heralds, Mrs. Wm.
Hardy; " organists, Mrs. J. R,
Thompson and Mts. H. Jefferson;
Plower fund comm., lVfrs, Gordon
Naylor; supply' sec.,, Mrs, James
Leddy; press, Mrs, R. Chamney:,.
Mrs. R. Chamney presided for
the W.A. meeting, which followed.
Psalm selection 693 was read in
unison, Mrs. Hardy read "The'
Sfory oI. the Christmas Candle",
Mrs. H. Jefferson sang_ a solo ac-
companied by Mrs. Hiltz and Mrs.
J. Leddy read some verses entitled
"I' Know 'Something Good about
You",
Mrs. H. Jefferson, past president,.
conducted the business; when plans
were made to buy a piano for 'the
Sunday School, the ° committee in
in charge to be Mrs. Ti. Jefferson,
Mrs. S. Thompson and Mrs. E.,
Robinson,
After the closing hymn the fol
lowing officers' were elected: Pres,,
Mrs, Tom Armstrong;; sec.-treas.,
Mrs, Tl. Robinson,
Lunchwasserved by the hostess
assisted by Mrs, S. ' Chamney, and
Mrs. Wm. Hardy,
,The Donnybrook Sunday School
are holding their .Christmas tree
entertainment on Monday, even-
ing; December 23rd, Everybody
welcome.
tising of Canadian farm products
by the government So that there
would be a large world market for
farm produce, Five thousand farm-
ers discussedand reported their
opinions on "Federal Action for
Agriculture" a• recent "In the
News" 'broadeast.
GIVE USACALL...
Whenever You're Ready To
STOP WASTING
FUEL DOLLARS
Let us give you a FREE
HEATING SURVEY today
and report on the condition of
your present heating system.
Remember .. the only man
who: can afford a faulty fur-
nace is the ,man who has
'Money to burn!
Wo Recommend & insttal
QUALITY HEATING
Whether it"be a low-cost Gray.
ity Furnace or fin ultra -trod.
ern Anthea Winter Air Condi-
tioning Utlit, We guarantee it
will test you less to install, and
far less to operate, than any
other heating unit of the NAM*
opacity!
PERCY CLARK
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HELLO, FOLKS!
MERRY CHRISTMAS
01; Tli►"s- week being the week bi,fore 'C htisti ii.We are offer'n g tli
oiit^..Custinners Priem and ' quality to:' meet all Festivities,
that, you may he participating. in. •
A 'Ouaritity of ;fine NaA•el Oranges, all Sizes and Prices; • age
California Fano', Celery.
HEAD LETTUCE 2 for 29e, TASTY B.ItOCC()I:LT....,.,:
HIGH= QUALITY TOMATOES S ."5c l,b.
For ,your Chrristma. Treat,; don't forget, we, have ample:.
supplies of Ammo NUT`S 39e lb. •
CALIFORNIA GRAPES and: CRANBERRIES
A Special .Offer' will be presentod to All Our Customers
SATURDAY, DEC. 2I - 160 TOYS GIVEN AWAY FIC:
' . ' Also Your entry form_..,; vein •1e drawn, fix a Imiihel of::.
FANCY: SPY APPLES.
Last week's winner,,: on the 2nd bushel of apples was' Mr.
VunDuyn, of Wingham �.),
ALSO WE MAYDLE, CANADA BREADFRESII DAIIa` '
COME IN AND- SEE
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SERVICE ON -THE -DOT
FOR. CARS ON -THE -SPOT
WIIEN SNOW and ICE CAUSE SCRATCH-
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MAKE IT LOOK BRAND NEW AGAIN.
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