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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1960-12-07, Page 12AND GET Soiv%t SWELL CHRtSTM AS pRESENTS, 44, ,oltA CHRISTMAS T SUGGESTIONS Electric and Gag Ranges Refrigerators Electric Dryers Wringer Washers Automatic Washers Home Freezers Floor Polishers Vaenurn Cleaners Electric Floor Washers Combination Rug Shampeeer, Wax Applicator, Polisher and Floor Washer Electric Radios Portable Transistor Radios Record Players Kitchen Creeks Alarm Clocks Travel Alarm Chicks Electric Blankets Heating Pads Kettles Steam and•Dry'Irons Toasters Electric Can Openers Automatic Can Openers ‘,111en's Shavers Ladies' Shavers Battery Shavers Food Blenders Drink Mixers Food Mixers Bottle Sterilizers Bottle Warmers Egg Cookers Knife Sharpeners Refrig ,S Freezer Thermometers Night Lights Hair Dryers Vibrators Hair clipper Sets Bathroom Scales Flashlights and Lanterns Picture Lights Bed Lamps Floor Lamps Sandwich Grills Waffle Bakers Coffee Grinders Coffee Carafes • Coffee Percolators Hot Dog Cooltere Door Mines and Bells Portable Heaters 'MS,',WMI:Z•MM=Ult%teitti'4%'''W•4;,'ZtfeV.0 SEE OUR COMPLETE LINE OF CHRISTMAS Decorations and Accessories TREE LIGHTING Ofi, SETS - all colors , OM; up Use Our Convenient Lay-A- Way Plan — Easy Terms On All Major Appliances — $10 Down payments Until February 1961 EiLECTRAA1.0 Commercial, Industrial, Home arid Parm Wiring Z12r 'nawwotdotg**R*Sxiotoo•*na000raozorAtvvsftp,00v,00gtoomt otog WINGHAM „A BURKE CF THANK YOU • I wish to thank my many kind friends for Use support given me' in electing me councillor for 1961. I will do all within' my power to warrant the con- . fidenee you place in me. e BEST WISHES FOR MUST:51AS and the` NEW YEAR • IF—You are using the mortgage • plan of buying your home, YOU Should know about our special MORTGAGE INSURANCE Consult— FRANK C. HOPPER —Representative-- Canada Life WINGHAMZ ONT. Phone 462 MRS. G. W. TIFFIN IS SUNDAY SPEAKER Mrs, G. W. Tiffin was the guest speaker at the Wingham 'United Church on Sunday morning, rep- resenting the women of the church in her capacity- as president of the Huron Presbyterial Woman's Mis- sionary Society. She chose as her subject "The Unfinished Task", arising from the texts, "Ye shall be witnesses unto me", and "Go ye into an the world and preach the gospel to every creature":. These commissions, even after 2000 years are still unfulfilled, and to that end each person has his own individual task, W cannot keep Christ's love to ourselves, God has chosen us for witnesses and we Are obligated to Carry the mission of the Church to everyone. In these days the needs of the Church have to be exarnined, we are living in a new era anc Christians must leave all old pat- terns and advance with the new: Mrs. Tiffin 'spoke of the small percentage of Christians in Asiatic countries and told how the non- Christian percentage of population is increasing. She followed with the encouraging feature of the format, Lion of the ecumenical inevenient into WhiCh' Many 'churches have joined, the better to serve these neW etinditiqp8. In some countries one missionaries Work in a world Christian agency Where denomin- ational affiliations 'Wren disappear- ed, In speaking of the women, Mrs. Tiffin told the enlightening fact that the Woman's Missionary (,), clay is the only organization in the church which systematically Studies missions at every Meeting,' feeling that they Must have ittoVr. ledge to carry on the unfiniahett .task as demanded by the thristian Rapid cooling and freezing are essential in, order to obtain high quality in frozen foods. Frozen foods must be tightly aettloa it1 moisture-vapour-proof containers arid wrappers to keep the Moisture in and the air ont, Church. MAY I THANK YOU It will be a distinct privilege to serve once more as a member of the Wingham council. I want to extend my warmest thanks to Chose who voted for me in the municipal election on Monday. W. F. LIMAN THANK YOU! To all who gave me their support in the municipal election. As a member of your council I shall serve the interests of the people of Wingham to the best of my ability. G. W. CRUICKSHANK ,, A HEARTY THANK YOU! May I express my appreciation- for the support given me at the polls. I shall try to warrant the confidence you have placed in me. Wishing All The Compliments Of The Season. „ LOVELL McGU1RE Thanks for your support on December 5th. Good Wishes for the Christmas Season and the New Year.. ARTHUR 'GIBSON 7b MANY THANKS I would like to express my sincere thanks to the citizens of Howick for the confi- dence you have placed in me by electing me as a councillor for 1961. I will try to serve the Township to the best of my ability for the coming year. Please accept my good wishes for the coming Yuletide and the New Year. 7b ROBERT GIBSON To those who expressed their confidence in me in our municipal election THANK YOU DONALD NASMITH couNcluott 7b W. R. HAMILTON , OPTOMETRIST I 1 Now a whole new golden world of SIGHT and 'I i SOUND. See our HEARING-AID GLASSES, I i lightest in weight. i t i Phone 3r for appointment ii VOMMIMMOIEMMimmAMIMmaimmWMaimmaliminialmammMICAR 11 j 7b E. II. STRONG THANK YOU I wish to thank my many kind friends for their support, at the polls on Saturday. M. ROSS MI I. wish to thank the ratepayers of Howick Township who support- ed me in Monday's elec- tion. I shall endeavour to serve you to the best of my ability. 1)3 FRANK • 'WO ve Wingharn We4nesday, Pee, 'Ilk . . . ,.„ . THURSDAY, DEC, 8th FRIDAY, DEC. 9th SATURDAY, DEC. 10th ‘1013Y TYLER Free Merchants Matioee Saturday at 2.15 par.- WEDNESDAY, DE C. 7th WALT DISNEY'S Voir the Young in Age and the Young in Renal Everyone will love Toby Tyler, IN TECHNICOLOR Starring Kevin Corcoran reatures at 735 and 9,15 CRO THEATRE HARRISTON Starts Tonight Wed., Dec. 7th Through. Sat., Dec. 10th TO ALL WHO GAYE ME THEIR SUPPORT ON ELECTION DAY A MOST SINCERE THANK YOU CORDON W. BUCHANAN •ee-eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee,ee•eeree!e,., APPOINT TRUSTEES Chri s t mas steamed pudding even YlOcn hake a traditional without a proper steamer, Set the' TO moil SCHOOL mriss gnu dad irnat blargeory Allan-Haskins—That we give a grant of $75.00 to the Trinity Lutheran Church cemetery; $100.00 to Wroxeter Cemetery Board; $200 to Gorrie Cemetery Board; and $100.00 to McIntosh Cemetery Board. Gibson-McMichael—Thar we give g.it Wroxeter, Garrie and. Fordwich villages $30.00 each for Santa Claus Fund. Allan-Haskins--That By-Law 15- 60 of the Township of Howick for the year 1960, the tile drain Na. by-law, as read the third time he finally passed. McMichael-'Gibson—That By-Law 16-60 of the Township of. Howick for the year 1960, a by-law to authorize the use of a composite ballot, as read the third time be finally passed. Haskins-Allan—That reasonable expenses incurred by the clerk for the 1960 election be ae follows:- polling places, $10.00; deputy re- turning officers, $10.00; poll clerks, $8.00. McMichael-Gibson — That the road accounts as approved be paid. Haskins-Allan—That the follow- ing accounts be paid. Walter Renwick, sheep killed, $216,20; Town of Listowel, Fire Area share and 'fire call, $106.01; Town of Rarriston, fire call, $100.00; Frank King, Farrish Ex- tension Drain repair, $8.00; Fraser I-Idugh, McMichael Drain repair, $15.00; Win. C. Smith, labour. ,at cemetery, $12.75; Municipal World, supplies, $'6,79; Harriston Review, printing, $11.42; Carrie Community Hall, rent, $8.00; W. E. Whitfield, part salary; $75.00; J. H. sPollock, Part salary, $400.00, cemetery gtantS, $475.00; Santa Claus funds, $90.00; Art Gibson, fees and mile- age, $225.90; Harvey McMichael, fees and mileage, $200.00; Ivan Haskins, fees and mileage, $216.00; Melville Allan; fees and mileage, $210.80; Robt. GibsOn, fees and mileage, 000.00; R. H. Carson &- Son, stove oil, $21.60; Tile Loan No. 7, $1,457.00; Tile Loan No. 7, fees, $43.00; relief accounts, $839.12; Art Gibson, relief administrator, $16.05; Robt. Gibson, hospital board meeting, $5.00; Pedlar People Ltd., culvert, $32.75; Joe Kerr, float to Penman fire, $30.00. lVfelVfichael-Gibson—That we do now 'adjourn to meet again on December 15th at 1.00 p.m. J. Harold Pollock—Clerk. Arthur Gibson—Reeve, GI MAP, SANTA CI.AUS WE'RE GOING TO VANCE'S DRUG STORE THANK YOU! EAST WAWANOSH SEASON'S GREETINGS PEACE — GOODWILL TO ALL ERNEST SNELL 7•1' TO THE RATEPAYERS OF HOWIEK TOWNSHIP 7/3 A regular meeting of the Ho-wick Township Council wa.s held in the clerk's office on December 3rd. All members were present and the reeve, Arthur Gibson, was in the chair. The minutes of the last regular meeting and special meet- ing were read and on motion of McMichael-and Gibson were adopt- ed as read, McMichael-Gibson--That we 'ap- point high school trustees for a two year term as follows: Listowei District High School, T. J. Schaeffer; Norwell District High School, Wm. F. Campbell; and Wingham District High School, Gordon Moir the pot with enough water so that it ammo up half way around the bowl. Make sure the pudding bowl is tightly covered, and also the pot, so that the pudding can steam nroPOrly without any water seeping into the pudding mixture. Root vegetables should be stored with tops removed, otherwise mois.. ture may be drawn from the roots to the leaves. preserving or cooking pot, and fill *f.4,W,!fia'•41T.Z.f.,Z.4Ze'r4We'ife-•ZI=WeiatAMOZ-WeicW-tr4fliM4=4%ife.441-40.4.-%"4-'104ate-ifiratZfZgr4:94r-epli EVERYTHING IN PRACTICAL • k GIFTS FOR MEN ..,fatrzz,,Tzwzriars.kfmr.m*,r,oziotk-msom.-14r4wfor4Ag oefo'04,-W4fm=zza stretch Four Dollars 'a,iir-Oti4VM,OVAM=SiMntitAV: ,n,*VnrOV,t'eVN,gVW-nVV',MrnV,OP,°t'*'M,"P:nr FARMERS OUTFITTING STORE WINGHAM Use Our Lay Away Plan -,,,Immnp...1nrA,.0„mnnwlf,1mlimnnmlfloon,v2mmtowlvnmnnonmpopiconmmilmn10 ...1 Gibson-McMichael we sell VeWe,41F4744Winf4Z4 r41-Z-If--4-WOZtriegif-41-XCAZAMAMLIZI',119VMU-•=iPSUrOgia%!?,4e=r-Ztlilif‘W.V.=.1ie's°0 Earl McNee Lot 8 in Edmore for 0 $1,00 and costs-. AK.4.1105*VAA\ROMX,eelltaiktatett,Oke0000110146W 1 .?,. , . n wi: Haskins-Allan—That we declare !-ff December 26th, Boxing Day, a Vt- holiday for the Township of How- 4 ;cit. g• 0 4:1Ar ail THE. FAMILY TO EN407. I.