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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1960-12-07, Page 3'te Wineltam Advance-Timegi, WedoesdaY„ Pee, Itib, MO Page Thowk Cs•MiliXf414140441214$40iMiglX44114.4014. Christmas Trees are Here Np. SCOTCH PINES. Come early and get your pick or order from any member. Canadian Legion Home '"4g-f‹,:g-ftcf lZ0Z-.AVWRA -MifiKategiVAIVAVAMN r °voile you Something DIFFERENT . . Jewellery • DRESSER SETS • PEN and PENCIL Sets • BINOCULARS • • COMPACTS • BAR SETS • RADIOS • RINGS • JEWEL BOXES • FIGURINES • • LIGHTERS • CRYSTAL • ELECTRIC RAZORS• • BAROMETERS • SILVERWARE SHOP EARLY! * Use Our Lay-Away Plan. * FREE Gift Wrapping On All Parcels. ,,n,rtnion'omr,....4m-n.v,vroplovrwomn.m;vvri ti FOR THAT 'SPECIAL SOMEONE' GIVE A `4 COLUMBIA TRU.FIT DIAMOND 11 THIS CHRISTMAS. Choose your Diamond in privacy anytime, ,„ or evening appointments on request. ,0 ...4m4mwAtgazeommuoiowoutta‘age4tuAtuuvocic 0, .4 1 coupon for each $2.00 purchase on three big prizes — Draw made Dec.24 g 1.—hulova Portable 3.D Stereo Phonograph 2—.1Bulova Portable Radio ,/ 3.-4 piece Silver Tea Service 4. :=1010totlftivtIgittot**00,00000,070v.Vtmot, .4--VV,Vilti,r1440VVV-AMI?Orolleig-PekniVIPItrorlorrAT" Ik Christmas Draw okltroVittro-rok*-1We'iti-- LADIES' and MEN'S 'WATCHES Asals'ow $14°95 t'.00:74:47AMOMVP.AV7•;17.0707PMMIX fr-1.:.•.--*.W.1:$4'°42ZIlleself‘l.06gW40410MAgifillMTZVACIC $11; FINE SWISS VI acwr.T. " g —BIG 1* • IP% HAF f trj EWELIARY WINdHAM. ONTA010 OHO 'Nit ISO MARRIED ON SATURDAY—Elizabeth Anne Brown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Brown, Blyth was married. to Ilbyti Robert Hall, sea of Mr% and Mrs. Robert Hall, Bluevale, at Blyth United Church.—Photo by Connell. SALE HAS BEEN SENT TO MISSION 110SPITAL WROXETER— The November meeting of the Tuesday Starlight Group was held in the home of Mrs. Ken McMichael. Mrs. H. Reidt and Mrs. Ira McLean were in charge of devotions. The meeting opened with the theme, followed by a prayer and the Lord's Prayer in unison. Miss Elva Hupfer gave a talk on her trip to England, Holland, Belgium and France. She also had with her souvenirs she had brought back, such as hand-made lace from Bel- gium, neaklace set with a stone from the River Rhine, and many others. Hymns were sung, Mrs. Glen McMichael read the topic. A poem "A Missionary's Prayer" was read by Mrs. I. McLean. During the business portion of the meeting it was decided to hold the Christmas meeting on Tuesday, Dec. 20th and to have an exchange of gifts. The officers for the com- ing year were named and are: Pres., Mrs, Glen McMichael; vice-pres., Mrs. Ken IVEeMichael; sec.,' Mrs. Jack Clarke; treas., Mrs. Don McLaughlin. The catering committee for the next banquet is Mrs. R. Gibson, Mrs. C. Gordon and Mrs. Ken McMichael. The bale this year has been pack- ed and sent to the Mission Hospi- tal at Queen Charlotte Islands, B.C., where Dr. Bruce Palmer is in charge. Shower and Dance WROXETER—A large crowd at- tended the shower given in hon- or of Mr. and Mrs. Doug Gibson (Faye Smith) In the community hall last Friday evening, when Miss Anne Douglas read the ad- dress and Miss Catherine McDon- ald presented them with a gift of money, The evening was spent dancing to the music of Felker's orchestra. LEGION AUXILIARY HOLDS NOMINATIONS Mrs. Robert Casemore, vice-presi- dent, was in charge for the regular meeting of the Ladies' Auxiliary to the Canadian Legion last Wednes- day night at the Legion Home. Mrs, J. W. English, secretary, read the minutes. It was announced that the joint Christmas party for the branch and the auxiliary members' children would be held at the town hall on December 15, Mrs. Vance Sanderson chaired the nomination of officers and the election will take place at the next Meeting, the last Wednesday of the Month, The ladies are asked to take Christma§ cake and shortbread cookies, and a 75c gift to be used in an exchange, to that meeting. Mrs, Alvin Sell and Mrs. John Strong will arrange for the enter- tainment. Lunch was served at the close of the meeting and the banquet ,fitom- mittee held a short meeting, is extra money to seize opportunity! ENOtaliTTCX112:1. NtoNnv? A watchful buyer, with cash in his po,oxl, can take HAVE VOtT - advantage of many oppOrt'unities. Valuable projects such as the purc:,n. • of a house, fur- niture, home appliances or major renotations can be 'undertaken with conti,lenee. The 'opportunity of a lifetime tO go into business for Voursilf can be sely.ed: Men who are ;earning no more .thai, you frequently On manage these 11!Ws. They are able to because their savings, the etIncation of amt. children, and the secnialy of their 'families have already been looked after by unconditionally guaratiteed insuranc,,, By •.,„ 'keeping their life insurance in force to genre the years ahead: they can act with imilidenco and courage. And, if for some reason these men need even more money, they can borrow -on their insurance . . knowing that the family's .financial future is ..,ecure. How about you? If you don't have rflough t•Ntta. money mnhe bemuse you don't own enough life insurance with valuable saVings features. took into it. Your insurance man is a most important person to talk to regularly on your road to sueccss. 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Ross Toroan. visited Mr. Wallace Toman in the Kitchener Waterloo Hospital and spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, George Bechtel, New Dundee. Mr. and Mrs. George Gibson, Murray and Glenis, accompanied by Mrs. W. E. Weir and. Miss Ger- tie Bush, spent 'Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Jacques, Orange Hill. Mrs. James Doig spent three .clays in Kitchener last week and returned home with Mr. Doig on Sunday evening, after they spent the day with their son and family, Mr, and Mrs. Malcolm Doig, St, Jacobs. , gr, and Mrs. George Adams and family were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Adams, Ger- rie. Mr. and Mrs. Walter P. Davisson left Monday for Florida, where they will ' spend the next *few Blue Bonnet MARGARINE (Quik. Bag) . ... 2, lbs: 61c It Golden Yellow SUGAR 5 lbs 47c Maple.Leaf MINCEMEAT ..... .'28 oz. 47c II Fancy MIXED NUTS lb. 49c Fresh Roasted PEANUTS . lb. 31c Redpath ICING SUGAR 2 lbs. 25c II, Florida 96's SEEDLESS GRAPEFRUIT' 10 for 59c Iceberg HEAD LETTUCE, 24's , . '2 for 33c California CELERY, Jumbo 24's ........ 2lc 2 for I:7c I r. I - BARGAIN PRICES FOR ALL MAKES;,OF CARS, INCLUDING IMPORTS! - maths. NEWS Viva, and ,Evelyn Httpfer and Mrs. diaries McCute.heon at-, tended the ttineral',of the late Mrs- John Walter on Thursday at GOw- anstowri. Miss Hazel Sparling spent a, few days last week with Mr; and Mrs. James. Robertson, Gocierich, and accompanied by Mrs. Robertson, attended, the fnueral in London of their cousin, the late Mr. .Jack Sundereock of St, Thomas. Mr.. and ,Mrs. Lyle Hart and. Mrs. R. Newton drove Mr. William New- ton to Malton on Sunday, where he left by plane for his home in Edmonton. We are sorry to hear Messrs. Harold Kaake and Doug Statia are patients in Wingh.ain Hospital, but hope for improvement soon, , Mr. and Mrs, Allister Green' and family of Goderich were Sunday evening 'guests with Mrs. W. E. Weir and Miss Gertie Bush. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Elliott were Mr, and Mrs. Cameron Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. Willard McIntosh of Hal.- riston and Mr, and, Mrs, William Dowling .of Mount Forest. A A. A A • RADISH, 8' oz. cello.. Silverbright SALMON STEAKS ; • lb: 9c • t7,..1-7,,v,7.mvv7Pm.vv.;ftvvvvvr,o-vnmom7pftvm*O. Phone: Our Prices Are Lower 590 We Keep Down the Upkeep SAVE , . 15 oz. gi Stokley's FANCY PEAS 5 for 85c SAVE 13c,— . 15 oz. A Stokely's FANCY CREAM CORN' 5 for :':85c r-k SAVE 13c — 2° m. Cudney CHOICE TOMATOES . . 5 for 85c SAVE 13c — ', 20 oz. A VanCamp PORK and BEANS 5 for ;85c • -•Leave ,us your order for an 0, OVEN=READY Laidlaw TURKEY ,FOR CHRISTMAS 8 to 25 lbs. ed Front, rocery Free Delivery ti Decide ori Title For Bishop ,Elect In a special Meeting at Huron College last week it was decided that the, official title of Bishop- elect Harold IP. Appleyarcl will be Bishop of Georgian Bay. The new title Will 'be ratified when 'the blab- ops convene in January for the consecration of Bishop-elect Apple- yard. Iis headtptarterS will be in Owen Sound and he will have administra- tive Charge of the region of Vita- terloti, Perth, 'Grey, Bruce and Hof BELMORE The November meeting of Bel- more United Church VMS was held Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Norman Newans, with 12 ladies present. Mrs. Ira Neil was leader and opened' the meeting With the singing of a hymn. Bible reading was given by Mrs. Double- dee, Mrs. Farrell and Mrs. Sim- mons, followed with prayer by Mrs, Neil. Roll call was a verse on peace and was well responded to. Mrs. Pace gave a reading from the Missionary Monthly, Peter Newans then sang a solo—"It Took a Mir- acle". Mrs. John 'Harper gave a reading on temperance, Mrs. Wil- fred Johann gave the first chapter in the new study bood "Witnessing Together". The president, Mrs. Harry Mul- vey, took over the businessTart of the meeting, The secretary, Mrs. L. Metcalfe, read the minutes of the last meeting which were adopted as read, after which Mrs. Pace took charge of the election of new 1 of- ficers for the coming year. Mrs. 1 Neil closed the meeting with t prayer.