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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1962-11-29, Page 29The Most Thrilling Gifts for Women Winghaut Advance -Tittle Thursday Dee, 6, 1962 Pa, e $carves WHITE WOOL, SCARVES --,. $1,29.41,9$42,49 WOOL AND MOHAIR In plaids or plain colotrs -r•, $1.99, to. $295 Stretchy Curling Slacks alack - gown *-- $8.95 \9%VVA GTLJ/Dy/ from CURRIE'S LINGERIE SLIPS —. Nylon Tricot and Satilene Sizes 32 to 44 -- $2.99 - $5.95 BRIEus — 69c to $2.00 LADIES' RAYON PANTIES , BRIEFS BLOOMERS -98c to $1.19; 0 size --$1.29 RAYON VESTS to match --• $1.19 each Ladies' Snuggles 50% Wool, and Vests to match. -- $1,59 each UMBRELLAS -- $398 to $12.95 BAN LON SWEATERS -- $4.95 to $6.95 DALKEITH WOOL SWEATERS -- $19.95 LADY ANN PULLOVERS or CARDIGAt4S-- $9.95 HANDBAGS -- $5,98 • $7.98 - $14.95 TAILORED SHIRTS ---White and coloured, tong or short sleeves -- $2.98 to $3.98 DUSTERS, an ideal gift -- $6.95 to'$14.95 ALL GIFTS BOXED IN A FREE CHRISTMAS GIFT BOX MEN LOVE GLOVES IN WOOL in winter shades --- $1.19 pr. RITE ANGORA --- $1,98 pr. RUNG GLOVES in winter shades — $2.99 pr. NED LEATHER GLOVES Brown and black -- $4.95 up THER GLOVES unlined -- $2,99 to $6.95 around aha -- Fire Hall On Saturday evening the fire- men and their wives held a social Christmas pot luck sup- per, with turkey and all the trimmings. Norm Cronkwright and his committee should go into the catering business. Captain Stanley Newman of the Salvation Artny was guest speaker, introduced by Chief James Carr. The theme of his words of wisdom was commun- ity service, as related between the department and the Salva- tion Army. When the firemen's work ends, his work begins for the persons who need help to get re-established after a dis- aster. .loth organizations are on the job to help those who need assistance, not only at a fire but in all cases of ewer- gency. Captain Newman was thanked by Dave Crothers for his talk and being one of the firemen with his help and friendship at all firemen's ac* tivities during his time in Wingham. 0--0--0 After supper euchre was played and the card sharks (or was it luck) were high lady, Mrs. Doug Foxton; high man, Jim Carr; low lady, Mrs. Fred McGee and low man Fred Mc- Gee. The draw prize was won Miller's Ladies' Wear TURKEY BINGO Wednesday, Dec. 128 ROYAL CANADIAk LEGION P°m° :..::'.. wy r'•'�S'}4'��}:•>.i�Y}i ZKtf ,s 4:4i..:::• P A a 1 B 1 C N N s •• kGwYf�vM•.vM`fM•<+•Q..,•i..nv+Mw.w'<�i�i,illw.•>)•f:.�•w:li+ unique over -and- Easy -to -reach instrument panel, with push-button transistorized radio" `adlights. OBUT Taillights are easily seen from side and rear. PONTIA.0 COFL f•:':A`. stable bucket seats-, , w., : •••erM ::><;;,<::>:::.> >.>:; ; •. We on some models. Smoothly styled, uniquely tailored Pontiac rootlines. Custom wheel covers* Added comfort with Pontiac's add elegant appeal. spacious rear scat. IVE YO{ML Seagrave Cubs Twenty-six Cubs and four leaders of the lst. Belgrave Cub Pack met for their regular meeting in the Community Centre. The meeting opened with the Grand Howl with Akela (Mrs. Ken Wheeler) in charge. This was followed by the Cub prayer. Tawny Six again had the most points during inspection and their pennant was placed on the totem pole. Each six drew a poster about St. Andrew for St. Andrew's Day and the black six made the best poster. Raksha (Mrs. Clare Van - Camp) read a story called "Playing the Game" and games were led by Bagherra (Mrs. Gordon McBurney). ,A new chum, Robert White was wel- comed. The meeting closed with Taps. Next meeting will be the Christmas meeting on December 11. ,Rn er I.A. rfice fke • LAURENTIAN 4 -DOOR SEDAN r•� it TO A GENERAL MOTORS VALUE mpare ...'63 PONTIAC explodes the myth that cars ve to be expensive to look it! 1 c is '63's most stylish car with its over -and -under headlights, Bowing lines and its sleek rear deck. Other ways it's ahead? In ori for 6; in luxury appointments; in performance ---"-a standard !full range of V$'s. See Pontiac's 33 models in 9 series, soon. - CAH THE IITHTH '63's WISH THEY Mktg LIKE at/ tires optional at extra cost *optioned at extra Cost PONII P-4630 sure to watch "The tomrhy Ambrose Show" on the CBC•TV network. Check IocoI listings for time and channel. cPHERSON'$ GARAGE TE��",�r� by Mrs. Lorne Gardner. 0--0--0 Mr, and Mrs. Morris Swan- son and Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Cowan, former firemen and honorary members of the de- partment, were also guests at the supper, 0--0--0 On Sunday, December 2, we presume all telephone users were getting some practise at winding the dial. At least one person was having some diffi- culty. The fire phone rang and upon informing the person this was the fire department, the party quickly hung up. The third time the phone rang the lady informed us she did not want the firemen but was hav- ing difficulty getting her party, 0--0--0 It may be a good thing for all town and rural parties ser- ved by the Wingharn Brigade to have the fire call numberpos- ted at your phone. "FIRE CALL ONLY" 357-2131. 0--0--0 , With winter sure to come, now would be a good time to check stove pipes, chimneys and other fire hazards around your property. This weather can't last all year! We have seen and corrected some con- ditions and hope other people don't have the same around their homes. If in doubt con- tact the fire department and we will do our best to assist .you in any way possible. 0--0--0 We wonder if some drivers have ever read or heard of the Highway Traffic Act?? On Sunday evening,, while going to the fire on the corner of Centre and Alfred Streets, one fire truck was prevented from getting to the scene by a driver cutting in front of the truck and not pulling to the side of the road upon hearing the siren. At the fire drivers were going over the hose with no regard to damage or cutting off of water supply. o--0--0 In future, any driver found impeding the progress or hinder- ing the operation of firemen, will find their license number taken and charges under the Traffic Act and Fire Marshals Act, placed through the proper channels. $1.00 - $5.00 *Card Table $4.29 *Brass Plaques$2.25 *1 Pr, Candle Sconces ,,,,,,.34.50 *Foam Toss Cushion .,..,,,.$1.50 *Magazine Rack $3,25 *Desk Lamp (Bullet) $3.50 *Decorator Glass Snifter $3.95 !Table Ash Tray $2.75 *Child's Rocker $3.85 *Record Rack $2.19 $5 n • ..0.510` Op ho rd and Coinhesk Coffee •' • $9 9 Arboriteable S,yrolre • $9 * Rack r "lag. ' 95 mall pla........... $6.25 (pair) gues .� ••35,y5 $10.00-$20.00 *Three Stack Chairs $13.95 *Chrome Smoker $13.50 *Telephone „ $14.50 Bench .• *Plate Mirror$14.95 Large size *Floor Lamp with reading (bullet) ..,.,,$18.95 *Rm. Divider ,.$15.50 *Step Table Arborite ....$12.75 *Book Case .,..$19.95 *Kitchen Step $11.95 Stool *Duncan Phyfe Arborite Coffee 95 Table ........ Coming Events TURKEY BINGO Annual Legion Turkey Bingo, Legion Hall, Wednesday, Dec- ember 12, 8 p.m. ab CHRISTMAS PARTY Huron Chapter RNAO. Mem- bers and anon -members invited. Held at Nurses' Residence, Clin- ton, 8 p.m., Dec, 13th, 6b IOOF CHRISTMAS BINGO Postponed fowl bingo will be held Saturday, December 8th, at 8.30 p.m, 16 regular games for chickens, 4 specials for turit:eys, one free for turkey, Donuts and coffee served. Everyone wel- come. 6b REGISTRATION For junior bowlers at local 1 bowling alley Saturday from 10- 11.30 a.m,, 8 to 19 years, 50c registration fee. Juniors please bring card with date and year of birth. Fee for weekly bowl_ ling 50c, and pin boys supplied. Sb CHRISTMAS TEA The Ladies' Aid of St. An- drew's Presbyterian Church will hold the Christmas Tea on Sat- urday, December 8th, from 3.5 p.m., in the Sunday School room. There will be a bake, delicates- sen, miscellaneous, white ele- phant, touch -and -take #ables. Everyone welcome. $b AXJiiiLIAR3 BIZ ETIOVG The regular meeting of the Ladies' Auxiliary to Winghatn General hospital will be held In the Council Chamber ort Priday, December 7, at 3 o'clock. The election of officers will be held and a good attendance Is e:t- pected. 1b �V.1L CHEnSTMAS MEETING Rev. C, M. Jardine Is to be the speaker at the Women's Insti- tute Christmas meeting on Dec- ember 13th, at 2,30 p.m., in the Council Chambers. Program con- veners, Branch Directors Mrs. R. Powell, Mrs. H, Congrarn and Mrs. J. Halliday. Hostesses, Mrs. N. McLaughlin, Mrs. Eldred Nicol, Mrs. D. S. MacNaughton, Mrs. Oliver Walker, Mrs. A. Halliday, Come and bring a friend. 6* LEGION BINGO Every Thursday in Lucknow Legion Hall, 8:45 p.m, sharp. 12 regular games for $10.00, 3 share the wealth and 1 special for $50, must go, (no litnit for Calls). rr A RECEPTION Will be held for Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Brown (Lorna Bolt), in the Foresters Hall, Belgrave, Friday evening, Dec. 7, Tiffins orchestra will supply the music. Ladles please bring lunch. 6* 4' Oscasior�al raU/e <am� 95 2`Ac, Cbe........$24.75 Suite Sterfielcp With ¢ lsroWn *$ S229 OQam, reg k ge 89,0 ds O GOpd Qua/t't Corn ) Mattresses „583.7$ platf°rm * Rocker 819, Co ....... $39, Recipe fortable �$ Chair 7.pc• KT ......,.$87,5 Qchair sc nd 3b ,te0 '132 Op le, reg $126.00 AND THERE'S MORE FOR YOU TO SEE WHEN YOU SHOP R, rleexiwize s Furniture DIAL 357-1110 WI NG1-1AM A small deposit will store your Gift Solettion until Christmas