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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1960-12-21, Page 13l'---II S ' 1 11 ," i J J4 i k We Sincerely hope that this Christmas ii .:, you will receive a full share of i lasting good health and happiness. T 11 E Phone 392 Plumbing Wingham • . it Amix.myorm-rAmeloonwn,,,o .ro,s4mv.wzoorlsn7m7,--Avortovinte. . '-. , for Last-Minute. Shoppers. Welvvood's Greetings te'01 — ONTARIO elwoodis kUe,4:4:41;.14,4074glaiXACt . TOYLAN D.: TOYS — GAMES BOOKS for A age-. TRUCKS — TRAINS.—:-.PRAMS • —. DOLLS TOBOGGANS — FAMILY GAMES. AND LOTS OF SMALL .TOY8, 'FOR STOCKINGS. ' • SPECIAL PRICES Add to the good ,things of Ci7ristmas--- our wishes- for a joyous holiday! WROXETER • • A 40] Mrs. -George Griffith left', last week for Greenwood, N.S„ where she will spend the 'holiday seaaon with'Mr. and Ms, Wallace Nixon. Mr. and Mrs, Clark Rickard and family, Scarborough, were week- end guests of Mr. H, G, Clark: Mr, and Mrs. Lyle fteldt, Willow- dale, visited Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Reldt over the weck-uml. We are pleased to hear Mrs. Frank Moore was able to leave the hospital hest week. '0 SERVICE ,STATION couple of weeks with her daugh- . gt ter, Mrs. Harry `P..,efell,'Byron, re- t4..700,414,14".01.17AV,X0VVV.,ANTIMi t'lr"ed hom e, 411rt''"4.4‘-'7'44r---4 "7-44"-c'''‘fiiWf.44 'Agl:414AcifVarriCERSNAMEU 0004.040wwwwti4wf4wmowwwwwwwwwww**0.4witwo irtgAglow WALLPAPER SHOP urea of- the ruleticie .120. yours this Christen's. DIAGONAL ROAD Miss Bonnie Gibson, London, -was eats, Mr, and Mrs. Cordon Gibson. .YE Mqy 011 fhe joys. and pleas. rg Mr. and Mrs,..George Adams .glad family suet t ,Sunday M1vitlt Mr, And Mrs. Ehner. Farrish,.:Gorrie. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Ingram}, of Stratford, visited Mr. and Mrs, Richard Tngram on Sunday. Week-end 'guests of Mr. and Mrs, A, Hunt were Mr. and Mrs. Ro- bert Tait,. Brian, Beth and. Robbie of Ajax, Mr.. and. Mrs. George Hunt, Debbie and Larry of Brampton, Mr. and Mrs Roy Hunt, RickeY and Randy of Gerrie. The latter, who has spent the past IEN'S ALIGNMENT SERVICE Phone 355 Diagonal Rd. Winghara 'Refrig & Freezer Thermometers `Night Lights "' Hair Dryers 'yibrators Hair Clipper Sets • Bathroom Scales lirlashlights and Lanterns Picture Lights .; Bed Floor Lamps Sandwich, ' Waffle Bakers Coffee Grinders Coffee Carafes Coffee Percolators Het. Dog Cookers, Poor Chimes and Bells Portable Heaters . WVig-itgOgrOgWACU:%=.14fe..14figAri,M11.4*MlifeiL,44AMStfa ya P L IV 91 rl urke Elettric :-% . Conmiercial, Industrial, Home aid Farm Wiring PHONt. 474 WINGHAM eiTZ MOO: 100 ,V.Ite7401.00:4;70.0. VIY.0 WE DELIVER CHRISTMAS EVE '--Easy Terms On All Major Appliances $10 Down - No Payments Until February 1961 TREE- Qo m. SETS - all colors 04Z/11.- up -k AT W.A. MEETING. WROXETERL-Mrs. E. W. Clarke opened her hotne to the members of the WA, on Tuesday evening for the Christmas meeting. In ••• keeping with the theme, Christmas .% music was played until the meet- ing began. Mrs, H. Coupland and Mrs. Clarke were in charge. - The worship centre . was tastefully de- corated for the feStive season. Rev, Clarke presided at the pi- ano to supply accompaniment for the carols which interspersed the story of the Nativity, given by the two ladles in charge. Mrs. Clarke sang "Holy Night" and Mildred Couplanid told a story, "The One Star". "Hark the Herald, Angels Sing" was sung by the members. lVicCutcheon presided for the business. There was . an ex- change of gifts and the usual re- ports were given. It was announc- ed that Mrs. L. McGee and MrS. K. „ Bennett would be in charge of the January meeting. Twenty-five new hymn i books have been purchased for the church, Mrs. Bennett read a report of the nominating committee, The 1961 officers are as follows: Pres., Mrs. Charles McCutcheon; first vice- pres., Mrs, R. Louttit; secoad press, Mrs. S. Gallaher; see., krs. G. Gibson; asst., Mrs., J. Snell; treas., Mrs. D. Adams; Good Cheer, Miss Gertio Bush, Mrs. E. Frasr; auditors, Mrs. H. Adams, Mrs. Lou. titt; nominating comm., Mrs. Gal, laher,. Mrs. Coupland; tea towel comm., Mrs , Bennett; buying comm.,. Mrs. W. Hart; organist, Mrs. H. McMichael. Rev. Clarke chaired the meeting for election of officers. It was moved by Mrs. Hart and seconded by Mrs. Bennett that this slate of officers be accepted for 1961. A delicious lunch was served by Mrs, Clarke and Mrs. Coupland, GOFORTH AUXILIARY CHRISTMAS MEETING The Christmas meeting of the Got oath vening Auxiliary was held on Tuesday with the call to worship given by the president, Mrs. Leonard Phillips. • "0 Come nil Ye Faithful" was the opening hymn, followed by the Scripture ChpiStmas message, which Was read alternately and led by Mrs, Lou Palmer. ' The carol, ."0 Little Town of Bethlehem" was sung and Mrs. Stewart Scott gave the meditation, showing that the birth of Christ ,vas the fulfilment of prophecy in God's plan for the world. Mrs. Winnifred Lott led in prayer. Guests of the evening were Miss Jloria. Reed and Allan. Leggatt, who favored with piano soh). Many gems from God's Word were presented 'when each member re- :Tended to the roll call with a .'erse of Scripture portraying the Christmas theme, Offertory pray- er was given by Miss Casemore. An informative reading was giV- en by Mrs. Stewart Scat, "Christ- mas Customs Around • the World", particularly telling of Christmas traditions in Finland, 'tortoni and Palestine, The .article also told of the origin of the use of Christmas .holly, the 'ule log, the lighted tree, the hanging of stockings by the fireside and singing carols, Two Christmas carolS, "The First iNeel" and "While Shepherds Watched Their blocks by Night" were sung in unison after Which the yearly reports of all commit- tees were given and adopted. "'The Black Madonna" was the title of an interesting story given by Mrs.Erase MacDonald and stressed the need of 11111111111;y on the part of every church member, Mrs, George Malcolm presided ov- the- ensuing year.. Concluding FORMOSA 'SPRING BREWERY et the installation of officers ,for 'hymn was "Silent Night" and Mrs, Arnold Taylor closed the meeting LIMITED , with .prayer.. 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