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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1963-11-28, Page 231 BELIEVE THAT A1,1, EXPi+ND1TURES OF TOWN MONEY SHOULD BE GIVEN THE SAME CAREFUL CONSIDERATION YOU WOULD YOUR OWN. VOTE WILD FOR COUNCIL WINGHAM HOM s100 N KINSMEN CLUB E BINGO Prize FOR FULL HOUSE EW SERIES NUMBERS DRAWN THIS WEEK WERE: 11-8, 10, 4 and 12; I--21, 18, 17, 30 and 23; N-37, 32, 35, 41 and 40; 0-49, 48, 60, 51, 57, 58 and 53; 0--72, 61 and 64. DRAW WAS MADE BY RICKY IRVINE .Lest week's draw was made by Mrs. Monte (Eileen) Bennett B 1 3 HECK YOUR CARD WITH THE NUMBERS BELOW; 1 N G 0 17 31 46 61 18 32 47 64 4 20 35 48 66 5 21 36 49 69 8 22 37 50 71 9 23 38 51 72 10 26 40 53 73 11 30 41 55 12 42 56 14 44 57 15 58 60 Cards carry all rules and are available from Kinsmen and stores .displaying the Bingo sign. Patrons attending Lyceum Theatre, Monday, December 2, 7:10 p.m., may bring cp�rds and check off next numbers called. Winners should call Dr. S, G. Leedham at 357-2471. A PORTION of the large crowd of interested parents and ratepayers who attended the official opening of the Howick Central School on Friday evening. These folks were seated in the auditorium, others overflow- ed into classrooms and corridors.—Connell. Area Elections to Be Held East Wawanosh council and school area trustees were ac- claimed at the nomination meeting last week. Since that time Kinloss council and trust- ees have been acclaimed when four nominees decided not to stand. Those acclaimed in East Wawanosh are Reeve Ernest Snell; Councillors Roy Pattison; Mason Robinson, William Gow and Norman Coultes; Trustees Howard Walker and Mason Bai- FOR THE SPORTS -MINDED GIRLS SKI JACKETS S10.98 REVERSIBLE 511.95 HEAVY QUALITY SKI SLACKS 59.95 MEDIUM WEIGHT SKI SLACKS 58.95 SKI MITTS, BALACLAVAS, KNITTED TOQUES and SWEATERS for the Ski look SWEATERS SHORT SLEEVED SWEATERS ORLON $2.69 BANLON $3.69 HOUSECOATS QUILTED $7.98 to $16.95 CORDANA $2.98 to 54.98 LOUNGING PYJAMAS CORDANA $6.98 SILKS $7.98 Other Sweaters in Mohair ( Italian), Mohair and Wools, Sulkies, Banlons and Roma Boucle. LADIES' KNITTED and FUR HATS in a wide variety of styles—$1.98 to 55.98 HANDBAGS $2.98 to $7.98 GLOVES, SCARVES and STOLES EVENING BAGS in several designs FORMALS for the Christmas festivities PASTEL WOOLS and MOHAIRS in smart designs Large selection of BASiC DRESSES in stock Variety of SALE DRESSES Wide variety of SILK NIGHTDRESSES in many shades including red and black FLANNELETTE NIGHTDRESSES, Capri and long leg Pyjamas BLOUSES suitable for Christmas parties from $2.98 up White and black !aces, brocades. prints and whites SPECIAL! — BLOUSES reduced to — 52.00 STOCKING STUFFERS Aprons, Kitchen Mitts, Fancy Panties, Hose, Slipper - p,,,,, ettes, Mitts, Scarves and Headbands CHILDREN'S WEAR Christmas VELVETS and PARTY DRESSES HATS in wool, furs and felts Wide variety of MITTS and SCARVES SKI JACKETS, CAR COATS and DRESS COATS LINED JEANS and STRETCHiES---Size 4 to 14 SWEATERS and COTTON KNITS LEOTARDS & LINGERIE—HOUSECOATS & PYJAMAS MATCHED LINED JEAN SETS, 4 to 6X—$2.98 "IT PAYS TO SHOP AT SPECIAL! — CORDUROY and SUEDE CAR COATS Nylons and Laminated For Girls, size 4 to 6X $7.98 For Boys $7,98 GIFTS FOR, MEN AND BOYS Full range Haugh's and GWG OVERALLS at good prices Full range of HEAVY WORK SHIRTS from—$1.98 Men's DRESS SHIRTS $3.95 up Men's DRESS HATS $3.95 up Men's CARDIGANS and PULLOVERS $3.95 up Men's SPORT SHIRTS $2.95 up Men's NYLON 5Ki JACKETS $9.95 up Men's LAMINATED QUILTED JACKETS $9.95 up Men's WOOL SUBURBAN COATS 512.95 up We have over 1000 COATS and JACKETS to choose from, You can't find a better stock in the big cities and our prices are better. NAME BRANDS! — LOW PRICES! LARGEST CLOTHING STOCK in Western Ontario ALL GOODS GUARANTEED! Full range of BATA RUBBER FOOTWEAR (at the same price as their city stores) We have the latest styles in Men's CARDIGANS and PULLOVERS—even ahead of the big cities We always have SPECIAL BARGAINS in CLOTHING MERCHANDISE if you ask—They're too numerous to mention LAY -A -WAY BONUS PLAN—You could WiN your pur- chase free and a stainless steel carving set Over 1000 pair of DRESS GLOVES, MITTS Top quality. Good prices. Tremendous selection. CLOTHING IS YOUR BEST CHRISTMAS GIFT—It is practical and useful—You will be remembered. HAYES " HAYES FAMILY CLOTHING JOSEPHINE STREET PHONE 357-1700 ley. In Kinloss the reeve is Peter A. Murray. The councillors are Edbert Bushell, William Evans, John Ackert and Wallace Conn and the school trustees are Leo Murray and Delbert Hedley. Elections will be held in Wingham, Teeswater, West Wawanosh and Culross. Other municipalities in the area have not had nominations as yet and the results will be published later. Those who have qualified are as follows: WING HAM COUNCIL (six to be elected) —Ted Moszkowski, G. Alan Williams, J. W. Callan, C. D. Robinson, G. W. Cruickshank, Jack Bateson, Harold Wild, Ro- land Kaufman, Mrs. Margaret Bennett. Mayor R. S. Hetherington, Reeve J. Roy Adair and Deputy Reeve Joe Kerr were acclaimed, TEESWATER REEVE— Frank T. Field (accl.). COUNCIL (four to be elect- ed) — George Bannerman, Gor- don Church, Thomas McAffee, Borden Litt, Donald Anderson, Thomas Friendship, Colin Ken- nedy. HYDRO COMMISSION (one elected) -- R. J. Armstrong (accl.). WEST WAWANOSII REEVE—Harvey Culbert, Lorne Durnin. COUNCIL (four to be elect- ed) -- Orville McPhee, Milliard Jefferson, Gordon Smyth, Har- old Errington, Robert Lyons Jr. , Leonard Chisholm. SCHOOL AREA TRUSTEES (three elected) -- Edwin Mills, Wallace Wilson, Harry Girvin (accls. ). CULROSS REEVE — Archie McKinnon (accl.). COUNCIL (four elected) — Milford Campbell, David Ire- land, William Zettel, Leonard 13anncrtnan (accls, ). CULROSS-TEESWATER SCI TOOL TRUSTEES (three to be elected for two years) -- l3onar Jarvis, Hugh Thacker, Jack McDonald, Everitt Pen- nington, Allan Wlrytock, Ar- nold Scott. "When I was your age," the father said to the teen-age son he'd caught lying full length on a sofa watching an afternoon TV program, "I was working 12 hours a day, seven days a week. Glad to see you've got more sense." Wingham Advance -Times, Thursday, Nov, 28, 1963 Y Page S Public Relations Is W.1 Thune BELGRAVE—Tire public re- lations meeting of the Women's Institute was held in the Com- munity Centre last Tuesday with vice-president, Mrs, Stanley Cook in charge. The meeting opened with the Institute Ode followed by the Mary Stewart Collect, Minutes and treasur* er's reports were given by Mrs. Earl Anderson, Correspondence included a card of thanks, and an invitation to attend Achieve- ment Day for the project "The Milky Way", to be held in Wroxeter on Dec, '1, and a let- ter of thanks from The Mental Health Society for money re- ceived, The Summary Day for the Dessert Course was announced to be held in the Presbyterian Church, Wingham, on Dec, 3. Mrs. Herson Irwin and Mrs. J. M, Coultes will be in charge of the display. A donation was voted to Mrs. Cora McGill for cards for the sick and shut-in. A $10,00 donation was voted to the Children's Aid Society at Goderich. A new set of sten- oils is to be purchased for use of the 4*H members. Mrs, J. M. Couites offered to buy the Christmas Gift for the War Vet- eran at Westminster Hospital, Mrs. Walter Scott was con- vener of the program with the theme "Institute interest in the community is good public re- lations". The roll call was answered with "Something I would like everyone to know about the W.I.". Mrs. Clark Johnston spoke on "It Happened in November". "Hymn of All Nations" was sung by the group. Mrs. Williard Armstrong gave a talk on Miss Helen Mc- Kercher, director of Home Economics Service, Facts about the W, I. were taken by Mrs, Stanley Black and Mrs. Ivan Wightman. Grace was sung and lunch was served by Mrs. Ivan Wightman and Mrs. Walter Scott, Gifts For The Sportsman A complete line of guns and hunting supplies, fishing supplies, and sporting goods. Come in today and see our numerous Christmas suggestions. Tennis Baseball Football Skiing Equipment SpledingSovell o/ Rum CLINTON - ONTARIO Pearson, Edwards & Co. 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