The Wingham Advance-Times, 1962-11-22, Page 2Page 2s-5, Wingbarn Advance*Titres, Thursday, Nov. 22, ,962
fi111h11gt1�N11111glsitt N101111tf1 ., .. 1nitY 10,1Wihutl 11(1,1INf1001ltK111til ftittle(10111011
STAINTQN 'S
10 DAYS ONLY
GIANT
Cars, Trucks, Games,
Trains, Airplanes,
Bowling Sets, etc., etc,
DOZENS AND DOZENS
OF TOYS TO CHOOSE
FROM
Regular $1.00 to $1.98
NOW JUST 88c EACH
Y
E
-
AUTOMATIC
ryers
WITH EXCLUSIVE
EE 2 YEARS
liCE
GUkitAtiltts
FREE
f SUNSHINE 1 ELECTRIC
BLANKET
with each Dryer purchased
•MULTI -HEAT TEMPERATURE CONTROL
• FREE FLOW LINT FILTER
• HEATER ELEMENT 4200 WATTS
("SAFETY DOOR
("AUTOMATIC OVERLOAD PROTECTION
•2 YEAR FREE SERVICE GUARANTEE
REGULAR LIST $249.95
SALE S
PRICE .95
FREE
STEEL STAND
with BEAVER
8" TILTING ARBOR
CIRCULAR SAW
Packed full of safety and convenience features
--centralized fingertip blade control
extra•large 26" x 18" table .. , unique float-
ing motor mount design , .. double locking,
full length rip fence with a wtdth•of•cut scale
on BOTH sides of the blade ... and moral
MATCHLESS VALUE!
SAVE $24.50
GIVE DAD TOOLS THIS CHRISTMAS.
STAINTON HARDWARE HAS THE
MOST COMPLETE SELECTION OF
POWER AND HAND TOOLS.
LAY -AWAY
CHRISTMAS O
SAW $79.50
STAND 24.50
TOTAL $104.40
Sale Prue
79.5�
COMPLETE
STAINTON
HARDWARE
A N
FARMERS SUPPLY +OUSE
PHONE 30 WING -HAM
hoehituotmoistitakoltarAwitakAtatiakek1044044044444404040itiolimaitakoilietaimilisalimilleitimigiiititeetitaki,
Whitechurch News
Mr. and Mrs, Calvin Robin'.
son, Garry and :Ray spent the.
Week -end with Mr, and Mrs,
Marcel Million of Burlington,
Mr. Ceeil Skinner of Exeter
spent Sunday at the home of
his daughter, Mrs. Kenneth
Mason,
Mxs. J, P. Cumberland of
London Visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Mason Robinson,
Mrs. .Albert Cameron of Luck-
now, is again a. patient in
Winnharri Hospital.
Mr., and Mrs, Albert Die-
men, Neil and Evelyn spent
the weekend at Owen Sound,
with his mother, Mrs. Wm.
Rieman, With Mr. and Mrs.
King, and with Walkerton re-
latives.
Mr, Kenneth Coultes of
Lakefield spent the week -end
at the home of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Coultes.
Mr, and Mrs. Keith Mont-
gomery and children of Wing -
ham spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. John Jamieson.
Mrs. Irene Paterson of Tor-
onto spent the week -end with
her brother, Mr. Chas. Taylor.
Their mother, Mrs. Win. Tay-
lor left Wingham Hospital on
Thursday and went to spend
the winter at the Walkerton
home,
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dirs-
tein of Toronto spent the week,
end with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs, Russell Gaunt, and Don-
ald Gaunt, who spent the past
week in Toronto, returned
home, Mr, Alex McKenzie
of Lucknow, Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Currie and family visi-
ted on Sunday at the Gaunt
home.
Miss Kathleen O'Malley,
nurse -in -training in St. Joseph's
Hospital, London, spent the
week -end with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. O'Malley.
The United Church Sunday
School will hold their Christ-
mas concert on Friday, Dec-
ember 21, and the WhiteGift
service on the Sunday before.
The Bible Society has made
plans for collections in the
district this week.
Janet and Donna, children
of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Why -
tock, have been quite ill this
week -end with measles.
Mrs. Elroy Laidlaw and
children and Mr. and Mrs.
Ezra Scholtz visited on Friday
with Mr. and Mrs. Clayton
Scholtz of Goderich.
Mr, Wt -s, A, Purdon, Carey
and Janine have been taking.
the rabies serum for the past
two weeks, after a rabid house'
Gat attaeked them,
Mr. Murray Gaunt spent a
few days last week in Toronto,
Miss Elaine Conn and Miss
Karen Groskorth of Toronto
spent the week -end at their
respective homes here.
Miss Florence Moir of Tor-
onto spent the week -end with
Mr. and Mrs. Jas Richardson,
and all visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Savage of Moles-
worth on Saturday.
Misses Barbara and Jean
Campbell of London spent the
week -end with Mrs. Robert
Ross, and Mrs. Ross accom-
panied them back to London,
to spend a few days there this
week.
The trustees of S. S, No, 9,
Kinloss, have installed an oil-
furnace in the school this fall
and have decided to seal the
Woodshed that is connected
with the school.
Scholarship to
Huron Students
GODERICH—Varna and Hen-
sall students have won Huron
County scholarships at the Uni-
versity of Western Ontario,
county council was advised at
its November session by Regis-
trar J. K. Watson. He listed
Mark Bender, Varna, and Miss
E. Jane Horton, of Hensel'.
"Mr. Bender," the letter
stated, "is now registered inthe
third year Honors Arts, and had
an average of 85% on his last
year's work. Miss Horton's gen-
eral average was 75% in her •
second, year Honors French and
Latin.
" There are three other stu-'
dents from Huron county on the
Dean's honors list: John D. Aber -
hart of•Goderich, with 'an aver-
age of 80%, is now registered
in the fourth year of the Honors
Science program; William K.
Marshall of Kirkton, currently
in third -year Honors Arts, had
an average of 76% last year,
and John E. Hall, R. R. 3,
Ailsa Craig, stood first in his
class in Law last year and is
currently in his third year at
Law School.
"On behalf of the University
may I express our thanks for the
encouragement and support you
give students such as these."
Baby's Christening Dress Was
Made by Great Grandmother
Mr. and Mrs. James Hele-
sic of Goderich had their baby
daughter, Marijo, baptized at
the Sunday morning service at
St. Paul's Anglican Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Elliott
were the godparents and Rev.
C. F. Johnson officiated, She
wore the same dress that her
grandfather, Harry Town, wore
at his christening and it was
made by his mother the late
Mrs. George Town of Wroxeter.
After the church service din-
ner was served at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Town.
Out of town guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Lorne Hudson of Pal-
merston, Mr. and Mrs. Rich-
ard Sanderson of Stratford and
Mrs. Frank Helesic of Goder-
ich.
Present Awards
To Pioneer Girls
The second encampment of
Pioneer Girls was held in Wing -
ham Baptist Church on Friday
evening when mothers and "Pals''
were guests.
The theme song was sung by
all groups at the opening of the
program, with Faye Praetor as
pianist. The Key verse, Psalm
119:105 was recited by the Pil-
grim group as Cathy Miller
gave the salute. A short mes-
sage on this verse was given by
Mrs. Donald Sinclair.
Pat Hotchkiss, Ruth Sinclair
and Audrey Collar, as a trio,
sang " This World Is Not My
Home" . A missionary play,
written and presented by the
Explorer group was enjoyed.
Presentation of achieve-
ment awards to 29 Pilgrims,
the group of girls from grades
3 to 6 in public school, was
made by the guides, Mrs,
George Hotchkiss and Mrs.
Bruce MacLean. Categories
for these included Bible, mis-
sions, sight-seeing, garden,
kitchen craft, handcraft, watery
nature, song and book badges.
Five rank badges were liresent-
ed for Voyager and Settler
ranks.
Eight of the Colonist group,
grades 7 to 9 with Mrs. Frank
Collar as guide, received bad-
ges for service, food arts,
Bible and missions. Three
rank awards included Pathfind-
er and Homesteader.
The senior group, Explorers
from grade 10 and up received
several group awards. In Bible
group one girl received survey
achievement, four for doctrine
and one for church history.
In science, two were pre-
sented with animal achieve-
ment badges and one with an
arts craft award. One girl re-
ceived an award for Clothing
in the personal group, two won
the swimming award in out-
door life and one for advance
Swimming. and one was pre-
rented with Bible teaching a-
ward in the leadership group.
Two bronze Keys were pre-
sented to Pioneer Girls who
had completed four different
achievements, Mrs. Richard
Kilpatrick is the guide for the
Explorers.
The girls served lunch fol-
lowing the program and pres-
entations.
Al --"I don't think you should
order these seeds. It says here
that they won't flower until the.
second summer."
Sal.'-" That's all tight. this is
last year's catalogue,"
•
•
•
•
0
9
V
0
0
0
0
0
9
0
9
0
0
0
0
0
•
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
O
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0 0 9 0 9 9.9
SPECIAL PRICE
at your I.D.A.
DR(JG STORE
Prices Effective November and to 28i
ASTHMANEFRIN, $6.90 Portable ly
Iizer and $3.90 Inhalant Sol., $9,90 v
for..... .................•...,,..$
BRONCHTDA TRIO, 85c Syrup, $1,25
Caps,, and 59c Chest Rub, $2.69 val. ,$
CHRISTMAS CARDS, 32 for 77c; SO for
HOLLYWOOD WAVE SET axed 1:
15c Comb ...... .......,..... ,.
HUDNUT Egg Creme SHAMPOO, $2.0
for. .... ...... .$
RICHARD HUDNUT Creme RINSE,12
for............ , ......... .$
PEPSODENT TOOTH PASTE, $1.19 f
99c; 98c for . ...
VASELINE, 69c for
VAN PRESCRIPT/ON DRUGGIST
DUBAQQY NuDNt/T' TABU REVLON 6
I 1 jA C"o..,,Al&tc. vereR/NARY SuocsaI ei
l Zli roc q is m_ • (::7 43.-.K.c_ IEr
Elliott's Beauty Lou
SIX WEEK RINSE—
Will make your hair s
with new loveliness. Leaves
soft but manageable apd then
many shades to choose from.
Phone 1098 for Appointmen
BONDI'S
RESTAURANT
THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS
Home Made Style Sausage, includes vegetables,
toes, mashed or roasted, bread and "butter•—$1,
Club House Steak Dinners, includes bread and bu
potatoes, mashed or French fried, vegetables-$
Southern Fried Chicken, includes bread and bu
potatoes mashed or French fried, vegetables--$
FRUIT DEPARTMENT
75 -Ib. BAG OF POTATOES $1.103
96 size WHITE GRAPEFRUIT 5 for
fi
1.11
R
7asrilbexrxaraai+aae pmalasas2tatssaies:tati1212121)1 42aNDtN3tANni
AT CHRISTMAS
share your -
favorite
photograph ,
Now is the season to share with a
the joy that a favorite picture
brought to you. Visit us with that ne
or snapshot and select front our di
tine card designs. Beat the rush; order
%INGHAM PHOTO STUDIO
A S. SEI""Joslephi ne Street
Telephone
fr7►Dr]rDa] inotaanitm nitim)ivnotartaskamaistb Doks emit
aut' Our
(ANGLICAN)
.ingijaln
Rev. C. F. Johnson, L,Th. - Rector
Mrs, Gordon Davidson - Organist
SUNDAY NEXT BEFORE ADVENT -- NOVEMBER
10.00 a.m.=—Sunday School
11.00 a.m.—Morning Prayer'
7.30 p.m.—A4Y:P.A.
Thurs., Nov. 22—Apron Shower at the home Of
R. E. Armitage, 3 p.m.
Wed., Nov 28 --Bazaar, 3 p.m.
hre
THt
exe in
when
Ganite.
AT I
1. B, R
Oohs