HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1962-12-20, Page 11asant game for child-
tristpas, and one that
them from underfoot
tchen while dinner is
being prepared, is the gum-
drop hunt, They can be hidden
in all corners of the house and
points given for the various
colors such as a single point for
red ones, two for green, and
five for black gum -drops,
Face it,some things have to be imported!
But would a buffalo do as well? The trouble is that we Canadians import
ch for our own good. We are, in fact, the world's greatest importers of
ZSactured goods.
at these figures which show the average yearly expenditure on imported
actured goods for the people of four nations:
ans— $235 per person. Americans— $35 per person. British— $75 per
West Germans— $60 per person.
ch of us reduced our import buying by just $100 and diverted that
to the purchase of Canadian products, the province of Ontario would
0,000,000 vital dollars which would help provide 60,000 new jobs !
y consumer should satisfy himself that there is no Canadian equivalent
he reaches out his hand for an imported product. By becoming "label
us," he will probably find that often habit has led him to the imported
1, The Canadian product, alongside, may be just as good. Buy that, and
ate the 60,000 jobs that Ontario needs for the prosperity of all its people.
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of the United Church here, held
its postponed meeting at the
home of Mrs. Ezra Scholtz on
Monday afternoon, with twenty
ladies present and with Mrs.
Russell Gaunt of the North group
presiding and, giving the call to
worship, using the carols in
their service.
Mrs. E. H. Groskorth read
the Scripture lesson, the Christ-
mas
hristmas story from Luke. Mrs.
Ben McClenaghan read a re-
port of the year's work of Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence McClena-
ghan at the Southampton Indian
Mission. She said they had
moved into a new manse. Mrs.
G. C. Mitchell gave a reading
of the story of the Bethlehem
birth, and also read a letter
from Mr. and Mrs. Tonge,
missionaries from Hong Kong,
who are home for their vaca-
tion. Mrs. Claude Coffin and
Mrs. Dan Tiffin sang, "Silver
Bells", with Mrs. G. E. Farrier
as accompanist.
Mrs. Millan Moore had
charge of the Bible study in the
new study book, " The Word
and the Way", which tries to
clarify the beliefs of the
Christian people, and compares
the different ideas, yet similar,
of Moses and Buddha. Mrs. J.
D. Beecroft led in prayer.
Mrs. Moore presided for the
business meeting. The roll
call was answered by naming a
carol. Mrs. Albert Coultes,
treasurer, reported that the
allocation had been met. Mrs.
W. R. Farrier, who had cele-
brated her 83rd birthday last
week, was presented with a
Life Certificate and pin for her
Christmas gift from her family
Mrs. Dowling, who moved re-
cently to Mount Forest sent a
"thank you" letter for the re-
membrance she had received
from the group.
Mrs. Clarence Ritchie re-
ported for the leaders of the
Messengers, showing the new
pins for the members of their
group. Mrs. Scholtz reported
that 24 visits had been made
by the visitor's committee to
hospital and 14 to homes in
MORE OPPORTUNITY
The symbol of progress and op-
portunity for the people and
Industries of Ontario.
GOVERNMENT OF ONTARIO • TRADE CRUSADE
Neighbors Honor
Mr., Mrs. Proctor
On Thursday evening the
third line neighbours of Morris
Township met at the home of
Jack Wickstead in honour of
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Procter,
who moved to Belgrave lately.
The evening was spent in
games with prizes being won by
George Higgins, Miss Dorothy
Higgins, Robert Higgins, Mrs.
Douglas Machan and Miss Linda
'Machan, for the youngest mem-
ber present,
Before lunch an address was
read to Mr. and Mrs. Procter by
Robert Higgins, which was
signed on behalf of the neigh-
bours by Jack Wickstead and
Gordon Higgins. The couple
was presented with a chair and
a footstool, after which they
both made very fitting replies.
W1ngham Advance -Titres, Thursday, Deo. 20, 1062 — Page 11
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At SS Concert
DONNYBROOK—The United
Church Sunday School held its
annual Christmas concert on
Friday evening with a good at-
tendance.
Jim Robinson was chairman
for the program. Carols were
sung at the beginning. Rev.
C. W. Lewis gave an address
and the junior classes sang
"Away in a Manger". Joyce
Chamney gave a recitation.
Rev. Lewis 'showed a film.
The senior classes sang, "Joy
to the World" and Robbie Har-
kes gave a recitation. An-
other film was shown.
Carols were sung and Mr.
Lewis closed with prayer. Then,
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and continues on your rare visits to
as station.
ality? The beetle is built to last—our
are still running around.
lability? Day in day out you start at
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rformance? Put yourself in the driver's
and you'll see what we mean.
this didn't just happen. Volkswagen
became the ideal car for Canada because
of the way it was built. And we are still
making new friends in Canada.
For instance. Every VW sold in th:s
country now contains Canadian parts and
materials. Things like steel, tires, head-
lights, bumpers, and engine parts. This
alone represents a six million dollar in-
vestment in Canadian manufactured
goods. We believe in doing business with
our customers.
After 10 years Volkswagen has a size-
able stake in Canada. Between our 346
dealers and ourselves we have invested
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we provide jobs for 5,500 Canadians.
What more?
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nation•—it must trade to live. One of
Canada's best customers is West Germany.
The Volkswagen you buy helps Canada
to sell West Germany a dollar and a
half's worth of Canadian goods for every
dollar's worth she buys in return. •
Imports pay for Exports.
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