HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1961-12-13, Page 5FOR YOUR CHRIST
Need some more Gift Ideas? This shot of•part
of R. A. Currie & Sons' Furniture will give you
a _small•example of the 'stock now on hand for
your convenience. CURRIE'S FURNITURE and
Currie Furniture Annex offer you many ideas for
your Christmas Gift Giving. A small down pay-
ment -will hold your gift selections till Christ-
mas. Curri▪ e's have a pre-Christmas free ddilly-
ery service. May we suggest that the next tlite
you are down town, in Winghafn .you itrop;Irtto
R. A. CURRIE & Sons' Furniture ancrjook;arocitid.
Ask about the easy Credit Terms, another Ctirr,le
service. (Advt.)
do
you want to
make more
Money?
NU47 159.50
complETg WITH 12" ATTACHMENTS
MONIER SAWS LTD.
RAYMOND SCHMIDT
PETINIORONON, ONT.
BLUEVALE, Ontario
304W2
STAINTON HARDWARE
A ND
FARMERS SUPPLY HOUSE-
PHONE W I AIGHAM
BEAUTIFUL
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WELL DON'T WASTE TIME' ON THAT
OLD AND TROUBLESOME, CHAIN SAW
TRADE NOW
ON A BRAND NEW
PIONEER
CANADA'S Nal CHAIN SAW
SIRS
. potiocK HEADS Tire WingiriM Advairee-Timetf, Wednesday, Biec,r, 190,1. Far vl
Social, Mrs. '1-f^ Y. VYm' Mr*'fliBABY S E ST, ANDREW S W . Harris„n; pianist, Mrs. W. E. ITT R TIPS .3 Clodkin, Mrs. W. McKague, Mrs.
Lyrist], Women's Missionary Society icagilo NT". yerrott, E.$ , rents, ;and a busy time for baby on Tuesday of last week, with an
invocation based on the words a Sutcliffe; Fl<ptor4N, wasp me• sitters, since parents are constant,
the prophet, Joel. The Christmas 1.44,a"Val 11%
Cruickshank,mj'ar ion i iliamMsorsD. plYrolpacnbetsh..eTghous,aas w".10erd iltoolid,paayrenatPs". story, as recorded In St. nuke's Miss m.amsnn; norni, Know your sitter Personally, Gospel, was read by Mrs, Donald be certain of her recommendations. ,b y 4111.14:1112vtigt ztTnis..hilYtaur,s1:. T. A. C'lirrie
Be AIM that she is old enough Rae and prayers were offered
Mrs. P. C. King and Mrs. W. Con-, to know what to do in case of an gram. A solo, "Star of the East", emergency, and young enough to sung 1,),/ Mrs. A. Homuth with Mrs, I be able to do It.
Leave memo beside the telephone
telling her eNaetly where you are
going and how you may he reach.
ed if needed.
Leave telephone number of fire
department and pollee In conspicu.
(ills place.
sitter to keep children
out of the kitchen, if possible, and
be sure she realizes that matches,
electric cords' and appliances are
nolt.tpirinaytotifif"Osirristmas tree lights
when you leave, or instruct sitter
to be sure children stay away from
it,
Be mire the• sitter knows what
to do In case of fire: get children
out of house; notify fire depart-
ment; notify parents, in that order,
Come home at the hour agreed
upon or telephone sitter if un-
avoidably detained,
ALEXANDRA PEACHES
Be sure to hai/e all ingredients
and serving dishes cold. .
Thaw frozen strawberries, Drain
and .chill canned peaches. Just be-
fore serving dessert place scoop of
vanilla- ice .cream each chilled
sherbei' or serving 'dish and place
peach half on top. .Top this with
a spoonful of strawberries, Using
a fine sieve, ."dust" the top of each
dessert with poWd6red 'sugar. *
The vice.president, Mrs. John Ford; a.ss't, Aliss K Pringle; audi, As ,,s, M. L, Currie, G. Li N EA °13"""he pecembec Goditin; Happy Gleaners Mission Meeting of St. Andrew's Presby- Band Mrs Leitch Mrs K. MO Christmas IS it busy time for pa, • • • • • • • • •
enjoyed. 'DESSERT IDEAS.
[hone vil0S011 by the lealers, Km ;
"Chtistmas in Verse" was the roll Busy HAvq
Leslie Fortune and Miss Marion
Williamson. Poems, read by nine
4,1
members of the society directed ,
the thoughts of all present to the
beart of the festival Christians are
soon to celebrate.
The report of the nominating.
committee brought in by 1Virs. T. A.
Currie, was accepted and the new!
execti ve was. installed by Mrs. L.
Portuee.
W.
The following are the officers
for the coming year: Hon. Pres.,
Mrs. Donald Rae; past pros,, Miss
Cora Gilkinson; prem., Mrs..' John
Pollock; 1st vice., Mrs. W. Murchi-
son; 2nd vice, Miss V. McLaughlin;
Ird vice, Miss M. Williamson; see.,
Miss V. McLaughlin; treas., Mrs.
N. L. Fry; press, Mrs. W, Con-
gram; supply, Mrs. W. H. Gurney;
Gla.d Tidings, Mrs. John McKague.
Home Helpers, Miss H. Wilson,
Mrs. A. Homuth and Mrs. G, Coul-
ter; literature and library; Mrs.
James Smith and Miss A. Mitchell;
welcome and welfare, Mrs. 'T. C,
King, Mrs. D. Rae, Mrs. H.. Gil-
mour, Mrs.' George Day, Mrs. A.
Hastings, Mrs. R. J. Galbraith, Mrs.
John.McGee.
Ford au aceoninalliest, was
Thaw And drain frolen• rasplier,
ries. Drain and chill canned Peach-
es, Depending on size of peaches,
'arrange one, two or three halves
in a sherbet or serving dish. Crush
drained raspberries and spoon
over the peaches, Sprinkle with
slivered almonds.
PEACH MELBA
Be sure you ha:T .0i ingredients
and serving dishes very cold.
Thaw and drain frozen raspber-
rit4 Crush raspberries and chill,
Drain and chill canned peaches.
Jtist -before• serving dessert;-.`place
a scoop of vanilla ice cream'in each
chilled sherbet or serving dish, and
place a peach half on top. Top with
crushed raspberries.
For the woman who is it wife
to her husband, mother to, her
children, girl-Friday to her lions
and In December plays Santa as
well, here are three easy, Mack
desserts, delicious enough for fam-
ily or ,party (ale,
CARDINAL PEACHES
THE AMAZING
B'REEZE COOIC
SERV' WARE
SAUCE PAN SET
tk Shown $17.95
OTHER PIECES
From $4.95
Ch ro,i, from Om. complete stock
0 Of lz onivErcimr rigoo„44,
1/4'4
SITS AND ACCESSOItIEFI
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4
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it 4 1-qt. Sauce Pan .. $ 6.95 4
2-qt. Sauce Pan , . 9.10 ...a GE TWIN BRUSH
3-qt. Sauce Pan .. 10.25
0 FLOOR
4-qt.
,
Sauce Pan .. 12.25 1 POLISHERS
1%-qt. Dbl. Boiler 13.25
2-qt. Dbl. Boiler . 14.25 g $31,,95
Dutch Oven 17.25 A
8" Fry Pan 10.50 1
10" Fry Pan 13,25
• Heat-flo Core...cooks
like magic
• Lifetime Beauty-inside
and out!
CORNINC WARE
5-ft. $6.95 7-ft. $10.75
ALUMINUM
TOB06fiANS
41.'$7.95 6-ft. $9.98
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SILEX AUTOMATIC
TOASTERS
Reg. $18.85
$12.50
AUTOMATIC GSW
ELECTRIC
KETTLES
Reg. $11,95
$7•95
PRESTO
STEAM AND DRY
IRONS
Reg. $21.95
$16.95
4 FT. to /51:: FT.
SETS COMPLETE
WITH HARNESS
From $6.95
ALUMINUM SHAFT
SKI POLES
Junior $2.95
Senior $4.95
-Bamboo. Pole $1.95.-
FOR JUNIORS
GE AUTOMATIC
COFFEE MAKERS hi
Reg, 04.05
$21.95
SKI EQUIPMENT
Aztorottotottattiltmitammuam.'
with steel. edges
SAFETY RELEASE HARNESS
Pair $ 9.90
FOR SENIORS
by "GENDRON'I
ALL METAL BODY
CHROME FRAME
29" Handle $16.95
24" Handle $9.95
DOLL CARRIAGES
WESTERN HARVEST
PATTERN
SETS
AS IOW •A
$19.95
MEL MAC
DINNERWARE
CHOOSE 111,0!11 19
BRATITIVVY, PAIITERNS
0 It E N' 0 W
GUARANTEED
AGAINST
BREAKAGE
$.29.95:
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DRILL
WITH GEARED •
CHUCK •t
g $15.95
POWERFUL 1/2"
-..DR-ILL
with
REVERSE SWITCH
$39.95
OSCILLATING
WITH POLISHING BONNET
$22.95
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JIG SAW
CUTS 2 x 4's
CIRCLES
BEVELS TO 45'
$22.95
HOCKEY EQUIPMENT
FOR THE LITT! E LEAGI ER
SWEATERS Leaf or $2.98 k
STOCKINGS Canadiens pr. $1.39 Ir,,,
PANTS, sizes 26-34 $4.75 Kt
SHOULDER PADS $3.98, $4.15
-SHIN PADS $1.98 to $3.98 -Vic
GLOVES . $3.65 to $6.50 Tit
HEAD HELMETS $2.98 lt.;
CARVING
SETS
mai EST
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From $7 50 s
ORONET
STAINLESS STEEL -
COOK.
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iSY GENERAL STEEL WARES
Toboggans
COMPLETE WITH ,TOW ROPE
LOW PRICES
GOOD QUALITY
4-ft. $5.49 6-ft. $7.95
GE PORTABLE ELECTRIC
FOOD MIXER'S
Reg. $25.95
$21.95
AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC
FRY PANS
$13.50
COMPLETE
PHILISHAVE
ELECTRIC
RAZORS
$19.95
Reg. $26.95
SUNBEAM
The Most Powerful
VACUUM
CLEANER
Reg. $104.95
$89.95
FOR SENIORS
QUALITY SELECTED
- HARDWOOD OUTFITS
Complete with,
CABLE HARNESS
CCM
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FOR LASTING SATLSPACTION
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